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Finance Committee /Selectmen's Meeting
January 29, 2007
The meeting was called to order at 6:15 p.m.
Margaret McClellan, Eric R. Munson, Jr., James Demming, Steve Della Guistina, Mira Munson, Ralph Ledger
Dave Barney, Ted Locke
The Finance Committee voted to take $480 from Reserves for the Public Works budget.
Questions about the preliminary audit and management letter were deferred for a meeting with the auditors. Margaret was to set up the meeting for February 12 if possible.
Eric noted that our agenda for the evening was to
Review the Year to Date Budget, Set
Dates for meetings, and begin to review the Capital Budgets that had been passed in.
Year to Date Budget:
Year end actuals for FY 05-06 were passed out as well as a Year to Date for FY 06-07.
Margaret reported that services charges would now be in the Treasurer's Budget. As we reviewed the Year to Date, Margaret agreed to check the Capital Bond Interest as to why it was 137% of Budget.
Capital Proposals:
Detailed Capital Proposals were turned in by Public Works, the Fire Department, and Emergency Services . Proposals for a copier and carpet for the Town Hall were also presented.
The Committee/Selectmen agreed that they needed to be reviewed carefully by members at home in preparation for our next meeting.
Meeting Dates:
The group agreed on the following dates for meetings:
February 12 – Finance Committee invited to Selectmen's meeting to hear report of auditor.
February 26 – Selectmen/Finance Committee and Wayne Carr meet to discuss DPW budget and capital requests for 07-08.
March 19 – Selectmen/Finance Committee meet with Police Chief and Fire Chief to discuss their respective budgets and capital requests.
March 26 – Selectmen/Finance Committee meet with any additional department heads who feel they would like to meet with the group and continue to develop the 07-08 budget.
April 30 – Budget Hearing
May – Annual Town Meeting at the end of the month.
Margaret also informed the group that the Superintendent of Schools would be in town March 7 to meet with interested people.
Margaret was reminded to begin to get health insurance and other insurance numbers together for the budget.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:30 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Mira K. Munson
Tolland Town Hall:
241 West Granville Road, Tolland, MA 01034-9403
(413) 258-4794
(413) 258-4048


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Analyze your dreams!Thursday, July 26, 2007
Analyze your dreams!
I am teaching symbolic analysis this term at my hagwon. Here's a list of different symbols that could be related to dreams. I feel that if I can teach kids the concept of symbols then they'll be able to make their own connections.
I'm also going to be showing Cool Hand Luke and analyze the symbols in that movie.
1. Animals represent habits.
Animals function from instinct, reacting to pleasure or pain. Having differing degrees of memory and the ability for attention, animals lack the evolutionary development including sufficient brain capacity needed for imagination. Most animals in a dream will represent the dreamer's habits.
1. Baby is a new idea.
A child is the result of uniting of a male and female. In the language of mind this represents the cooperative use of the aggressive and receptive principles to create something new.
3. Clothes signify how the dreamer is expressing Self.
Clothes indicate the part of the Self others view. Many cultures describe the three-fold nature of Self as: the person we show to others, the person we believe ourselves to be, and the person we truly are. Clothes signify what we allow others to see.
4. Death symbolizes change.
Death in a dream is frightening to most dreamers because they lack understanding of the nature of physical life and death. For the aware thinker, the physical life is known as a temporary existence for the soul. The French philosopher Voltaire said centuries ago "It is no more surprising to be born twice than once, everything in nature is resurrection." In the Universal Language of Mind, death signifies a change from one state of being to another.
5, Examination signifies the mental action of discerning the truth.
An examination in a dream symbolizes a time for reflection and evaluation. The subject of the test will give further insight into the theme for reflection. For example, a medical exam will indicate the need to identify attitudes producing wholeness or dis-ease.
6. Falling symbolizes the action of returning to awake consciousness.
There is an old wive's tale which says if you dream you are falling and you hit the bottom you will die. This is not true. Falling symbolizes the mental action of returning to awake consciousness therefore at the time the dreamer would "hit bottom" he/she usually wakes and the dream images are no longer present.
7. Food represents knowledge.
Physically food nourishes the body. Mentally knowledge nourishes the mind, thus the old adage of "food for thought". In the Universal Language of Mind food represents knowledge.
8. Games represent the perspective of life held by the dreamer.
Individual games such as solitaire, indicate the dreamer's tendency for self-direction where excelling or enjoyment is a significant motive. Interactive games, like chess, indicate the dreamer's tendency toward challenge where competition is a significant motive. In either case, the dream is highlighting the dreamer's mental dexterity.
9. Hair symbolizes conscious thoughts.
How hair appears in the dream indicates the quality of thoughts giving the dreamer insight into the way he/she thinks and what alterations can be made to enhance thinking. For instance, if hair is being cut, this will symbolize the dreamer's current tendency to reorganize thoughts.
10. Hands indicate purpose.
Purpose is the ability to conceive an intention for actions. Intention is important because it sets into motion karma, an indebtedness to Self for learning. When hands are outstanding in a dream it will usually indicate the dreamer's need to give attention to the intentions behind the actions.
11. House represent the dreamer's mind.
The mind is comprised of three major divisions; conscious, subconscious and superconscious. Within these divisions are a total of seven levels of consciousness. A house symbolizes the mind. The floors of the house represent different parts of the mind, the activity signifies how the dreamer is using this structure for thinking.
12. Killing indicates the changes occurring within the dreamer.
Death in a dream represents change. Killing, as part of the dream action indicates a change occurring in the dreamer and his/her life. The type of change is signified by who or what is killed in the dream. For instance, the dreamer killing a tiger represents changing a habit.
13. Marriage symbolizes a commitment between the conscious mind and the subconscious mind for the fulfillment of desires.
Marriage is the union of a male and female. In the Universal Language of Mind, marriage represents the commitment between the conscious and subconscious minds. in order for this commitment to occur there mist be a conscious willingness for cooperation with the inner Self. This type of dream indicates the initiation of a new awareness for the dreamer.
14. Money represents exchange of value.
How the money is being used in the dream will indicate what is being valued. For instance, if money is being used to buy a house this will symbolize the value the dreamer places upon his own mind; if it is being invested for future use it will indicate the wealth derived from experiences which is permanent understanding.
15. Mountain represents a challenge or obstacle in the dreamer's life.
Which one will depend upon the dreamer's own attitude. If the dreamer is using his or her mind and abilities to move forward in life the mountain will signify a challenge to be met and understood. If the dreamer is unaware and unenlightened concerning his own thinking capacities the mountain will indicate an obstacle to overcome.
16. Naked symbolizes openness and honesty.
Honesty is the result of the alignment of the thinker's thoughts and words or actions. When someone appears nude in a dream this will represent an aspect of the Self that is being expressed openly; the ideas manifest in their true form without alteration or limitation.
17. People represent aspects of Self.
An aspect is a particular way of thinking and expressing. An easy way to recognize aspects of Self is to acknowledge the roles the thinker plays in life- the devoted spouse, loving parent, reliable employee, the good friend. Shakespeare said, "All the world's a stage, and we are merely the players." Aspects reflect characteristics of the dreamer- the comic, the shy one, the ambitious one, the generous one. Whatever quality the dreamer attaches to that person is the quality of Self being addressed in the dream message.
18. Radio symbolizes a means for receiving mind-to-mind communication.
Telepathy is the sending and receiving of thoughts from one person to another. The radio symbolizes the means to receive thoughts from another whereas a broadcasting station symbolizes the means to project or send thoughts.
19. Roads symbolize the dreamer's direction in life.
In the Universal Language of Mind a road represents the direction of the dreamer's life. The direction in life is determined by the goals and ideals the thinker makes his own. These can be imaged, created from the thinker's desire for a better life, or remembered, an imitation of what the thinker has seen others accomplish.
20. School symbolizes a place for learning.
Mankind exists in the physical level of consciousness for the purpose of learning and growing in understanding that will feed the soul. In the language of mind, a school signifies the dreamer's awareness of this purpose.
21. Sexual intercourse symbolizes the unification of the conscious and subconscious minds for the purpose of creation.
In a dream, the man and woman represent the conscious and subconscious minds. Intercourse symbolizes the unified effort for the purpose of creation. Those familiar with the mechanics of visualization will understand this mental process. Visualization is a science by which consciously imaged desires are subconsciously produced becoming manifested into physical reality.
22. Teacher is a superconscious aspect.
A teacher is one more knowledgeable than the Self. The superconscious mind holds the complete plan for maturity as spirit, and the previous progress made toward that maturity. Dream interaction with a teacher indicates a desire and need for communication and rapport with the deepest part of mind.
23. Teeth represent a means of assimilating knowledge so it can be used.
Teeth are the first instruments of the digestive system. In a dream, teeth symbolize a means of assimilating knowledge. Losing teeth is a common symbol in a dream indicating a change in the way the dreamer assimilates what is learned.
24. Vehicles represent a means for giving and receiving experience.
All vehicles symbolize in the language of mind a means for experience. Small vehicles represent the dreamer's physical body. Large vehicles symbolize the dreamer's choice of vehicles (such as an organization, company, church) for experiencing what physical life affords. The use of the vehicle will give indications of the type of experience being related in the dream message. For instance, an Ambulance will indicate a need for healing in the giving and receiving of experience, a Police Car will signify the need for discipline in experiences.
25. Water represents conscious life experiences.
Physical water is essential to life. In the language of mind, water symbolizes the experience in the physical level of consciousness. These are the everyday, walking interactions, situations, and circumstances that arise bringing opportunities for enrichment.


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What Went Wrong in Your Garden (and How to Fix It), presented by UC Master Gardener Terry Lippert.
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Based in Westport, CT Save the Children has,for 90 years, been dedicated to bettering the lives of impoverished, marginalized and vulnerable children and families here in the United States, and all over the world. They work tirelessly to provide children with nutritious food, access to a quality education, vaccinations against common diseases and a host of other services to give them the best chance at leading long, healthy, productive lives.
At a time when tens of millions of children all over the world are growing up without access to these services that are so readily available to many of us, it seems more important than ever to contribute to organizations like Save the Children.
SavATree has a long history of involvement with many local and national charitable organizations whom we've worked with and contributed to for years. While we will continue to participate in various local marketing partnerships with these organizations, we have decided to ramp up our charitable giving with Save the Children in order to make the greatest possible impact.
At SavATree, we're in the business of keeping landscapes healthy and happy, giving them the best chance for sustained growth. It seems only natural that a portion of our proceeds be invested in helping children of the world do the same. By contributing to Save the Children, we embark on what is to be an exciting journey that will help kids around the world to lead better, healthier lives. A noble cause to be sure.
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Simultaneous Systems of Equations Solved by Algebraic Elimination
This applet investigates simple linear simultaneous equations (systems of equations) in two variables and how to solve them by eliminating one of the variables. You generate any number of random examples at six different levels of difficulty.
Author and programmer: Ron Barrow
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How to Use this Applet
This program aims to help you understand and solve simple simultaneous equations (systems of equations) using a process called elimination.
The two equations to solve are at the top of the screen, marked as equations 1 (#1) and 2 (#2). The working will be seen below. Initially the two equations (#1 and #2) are copied as equations #3 and #4.
At the bottom of the screen you will see three buttons:
"#3 + #4" - adds the two equations #3 and #4 together
"#3 - #4" - subtracts bottom from top (4# from #3)
"#4 - #3" - subtracts top from bottom (3# from #4)
Try clicking these buttons to see what happens.
You can also multiply either of the two equations by a number. This is done using the drag-boxes beside them. Just place your cursor in the middle of the box, then click-and-drag, left or right, to change the number. That equation is then multiplied through by the number. Try it and see.
By combining these actions - multiplying equations through and then adding or subtracting them - you are aiming to eliminate one of the variables. That is, you're trying to get rid of either x or y in the third line (equation #5).
When you have eliminated either x or y, you have a much simpler equation to solve, equation 6 (#6). You solve this equation by dividing through by a number using the third drag-box which you should now see. If you divide equation #6 by the correct number you will see the rest of the calculations done for you. Otherwise try dividing again.
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Solving simultaneous equations, or systems of equations, in this way is an important skill. But it is not easy at first. If you're going wrong somewhere, you can always press the "Start again" button, or the "New problem" button to get a new pair of equations to solve.
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Everything You Need To Know About Tooth Extraction
Every adult remembers the days of childhood excitement due to a missing tooth. As an adult, it is not so exciting. The knowledge that a missing tooth will grow back is enough comfort to make any fear cease to exist. Teeth only grow back once. Several adults have to face the terror of their teeth being removed and their main concern is what that newly proportioned smile will do to their face.
Why is Tooth Extraction Necessary?
The main reason teeth usually need to be removed is because the mouth simply does not have enough room. The most common orthodontic treatment involved with this fact is the removal of wisdom teeth. These teeth often grow later in life and either risk damage to the other teeth or create a crowded mouth. Wisdom teeth also very rarely grow straight, which can lead to serious issues. In order to prevent any infectious spreading, tooth extraction is also necessary for tooth decay and gum disease. Other reasons for tooth extraction are misaligned or non-functioning teeth. Orthodontists, and an Orthodontist in Centerville, often have to remove misaligned teeth when putting on braces in order to come out with a healthy, straight smile.
When it comes to orthodontics and the face, several people are worried about proportions after the teeth are removed. Another fear is whether or not the smile will appear straight or aligned with the rest of the face. While teeth extraction can cause slight changes to the face, it is highly unlikely. Often, these changes are seen by the individual but are invisible to the world around them.
Leaving the teeth in place can often cause a lot more visual damage than removing them. If someone has extra teeth or the mouth is overcrowded, it will force the other teeth to move over and make room until they hit the two front teeth. These two teeth will then have to move forward in order to accommodate, causing the smile to obtain a "buck-toothed" appearance. An overcrowded mouth can also cause problems with mouth closure. The lips will not be able to close over the teeth completely and will either protrude forward or cause extreme lip strain.
In the end, the face is at a much higher risk when the teeth stay then when they are surgically removed by orthodontic treatment.
How Does Tooth Extraction Work?
An Orthodontist in Centerville does not take tooth extraction lightly. Before determining whether or not a tooth needs to be pulled, they take extensive x-rays and examine pictures or models from orthodontics before making a decision. Saving the tooth is always the number one choice.
Once it has been established that extraction is necessary, the orthodontist will give the patient a local anesthetic that will numb the tooth removal area. If more than one tooth is being removed, they will often use a stronger general anesthetic that will cause the patient to sleep through the entire procedure.
Once the area has been numbed, the tooth will be removed one of two ways. If it is impacted, the gum and bone tissue covering the tooth will be cut. Once that has been done, the orthodontist will use a small instrument to grasp the tooth and rock it back and forth. This process causes the tooth to loosen from the bone and ligaments holding it in place. Ideally, the tooth will come right out, but a difficult tooth has to be extracted differently. Rather than simply pulling the tooth, the orthodontist has to use an electric drill to cut the tooth into pieces. The tooth will then be removed piece by piece until it is entirely extracted.
What to Expect During Recovery
Recovery is what causes the most visual damage to the face. It usually takes four to seven days and can be painful if left alone. It sometimes involves swelling of the face and gums.
The orthodontist will give their patient several pointers on how to reduce pain, swelling and the risk of infection during recovery.
- Medication for pain is usually prescribed. The medication often causes the user to become drowsy but largely reduces the pain.
- Gauze pads will need to be used over the socket for about four hours after the extraction in order to reduce bleeding and allow the clot to form.
- Ice bags should be used over the extraction area in order to reduce facial swelling.
- Activity should be limited for at least two days after the dental surgery.
- Patients should avoid rinsing the mouth or spitting for one day after the extraction in order to reduce the risk of dislodging the blood clot within the socket.
- After one day, patients should rinse their mouth daily with a salt and water solution to keep the open socket safe from infection.
- Patients should only eat soft foods, such as yogurt, soup, pudding or applesauce, for at least two days after the dental surgery.
- The head should be propped up while lying down in order to reduce the risk of prolonged bleeding.
How to Reduce the Risk of Negative Facial Appearances
In the case of wisdom teeth removal, the teeth are simply removed. In the case of infection, teeth can be replaced with surgical dental implants. This reduces the risk of any negative proportions against the face or smile. It is also important that a patient follows all the pre-care rules after going through tooth removal in order to reduce the risk of permanent gum or face swelling.
While tooth extraction carries a risk for harmful visual side effects. More often than not, it is necessary for both health and appearance. Centerville Orthodontics and Orthodontic Treatment Fairborn can help patients decide whether tooth extraction is right for them.
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When looking for an orthodontist in Centerville, don't forget to contact King Orthodontics. We offer a wide variety of options. In addition to Invisalign Teen braces, our orthodontist will be able to provide Invisalign pictures to help you see what your teeth will look like in the future.
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What are you up to this weekend? I'm looking forward to getting to grips with my wardrobe (one of the things on my January 'to do' list!) - A huge box of coat hangers arrived yesterday so hopefully come Sunday afternoon all my dresses and tops will be hanging neatly in a row! I'm also hoping to squeeze in a bit of antiques shop rummaging as a reward for all my hard work. I heard we may have some snow this weekend! Let's keep our fingers crossed eh?


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Henley Regatta
One of the most famous events in Henley-on-Thames is the annual Royal Regatta. The regatta is the launch pad for some of the worlds best rowing athletes, racing along the challenging yet beautiful stretch of the Thames running through Henley. More information can be found at the website: http://www.hrr.co.uk/
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This aligned with the finding that a higher 75% of business leaders are increasing investment in recruitment, with the intention of hiring more specialised talent in the years ahead.
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Because things don't always work out the way you thought they would - both in life & in the kitchen...
Daring Cooks May '12: Messieurs-Dames: Boeuf Bourguignon!
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The classic martini.
And boeuf bourguignon a'la Julia...
And like any classic, it reveals itself in a different way each time it makes an appearance. When something is "just right", there's really no need to mess with it.
This is not my first time around with this recipe, but it is probably the first time I made every single component. I felt like a rock star....
Beef has received similar treatment in the form of beef daube or not-quite lamb stew, but there is something about the "Julia treatment" that never goes out of style.
Because I have made this dish before, I was not stressed about understanding the process and was able to pay attention to the details of the process.
Something special happens when you pay attention to the details. The food seems to know.
Blanching and rendering the bacon.
Caramelizing the meat.
Sauteing the vegetables.
Braising the pearl onions (This time around, I finally smartened up and bought the frozen pre-peeled pearl onions. I don't even want to think about how many times I have peeled those annoying little things in the past).
Browning the mushrooms.
Cooking and buttering the noodles.
Nothing was rushed.
Nothing was forced.
Each step happened in its own time and in its own way.
The sum was greater than the pieces.
The only non-serendipitous piece was washing all the dishes. But washing two sinks full of dishes isn't very romantic. And well, this dish should only be spoken of in prose - not practicalities. Enough said on that...
Our May 2012 Daring Cooks' hostess was Fabi of fabsfood. Fabi challenged us to make Boeuf Bourguignon, a classic French stew originating from the Burgundy region of France.
This post participates in The Daring Cooks. The link to Fabi's post and this month's recipe can be found here.
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I just loved reading your post Cher,you are right, when you do things with attention to details and take your time, you enjoy the process and that shines through the finished mealReplyDelete
I think once you learn the process you can do anything. That's one thing I liked about doing this process - understanding what went into it, so I can apply it elsewhere.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 14, 2012 at 9:41 AM
LOL on the dishes.ReplyDelete
Paying attention is the key my friend!ReplyDelete
So true, when you take time and care with the details, it shows in the final product.ReplyDelete
Yes, peeling the onions was a pain-I tried the boil for 3 minutes first which did make them easier to peel. Beautiful BB!ReplyDelete
I had to laugh - I peeled those little onions... and that probably took just as long as any other step! LOL. You did a beautiful job with this dish!!ReplyDelete
You can buy pre-peeled onions?? Noted. That was the only bit I didn't enjoy. Anyway, your boeuf bourguignon look delicious!ReplyDelete
I am so impressed, Cher! I have yet to make this classic, but yours looks incredible!ReplyDelete
I have to tell you that I was thinking about you while I was making meat pies last week! Believe me, having "The Little Mermaid" stuck in your head while making Flounder is SO much better than having "Sweeny Todd" stuck in your head while making meat pies! ROFL! (Of course, I couldn't post that on my blog - people might really wonder about me!)
I think I'm going to have to drop TWD. I didn't get to the Cinnamon Rolls, much to my regret! I'm determined to make up the Fougasse from FFWD, but think 2 clubs are all I can handle right now. "See you" on Friday! xoxo
I really want to try this dish soon. Yours looks very impressive!ReplyDelete
Delicious it was and yours look terrific.ReplyDelete
You did a gorgeous job on the boeuf bourguignon and that you enjoyed the process is even better. Loved the dishes you served the boef in ---- even if you did have to handwash them (which I'm thinkin' you did) Nice job.ReplyDelete
Beautiful job! I love when you can actually take the time to thoroughly appreciate each step - you are right, the food knows and is just so much better than if you rush!ReplyDelete
Yes, you have perfectly described the zen of cooking - when it feels that way, everything just falls into place Can't believe I haven't made this ... *hangs head in shame*ReplyDelete
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L15 Valence bond theory and hybridization
L16 Determining hybridization in complex molecules; Thermochemistry and bond energies/bond enthalpies
L17 Entropy and disorder
L18 Free energy and control of spontaneity
L19 Chemical equilibrium
L20 Le Chatelier's principle and applications to blood-oxygen levels
L21 Acid-base equilibrium: Is MIT water safe to drink?
L22 Chemical and biological buffers
L23 Acid-base titrations
L24 Balancing oxidation/reduction equations
L25 Electrochemical cells
L26 Chemical and biological oxidation/reduction reactions
L27 Transition metals and the treatment of lead poisoning
L28 Crystal field theory
L29 Metals in biology
L30 Magnetism and spectrochemical theory
L31 Rate laws
L32 Nuclear chemistry and elementary reactions
L33 Reaction mechanism
L34 Temperature and kinetics
L35 Enzyme catalysis
L36 Biochemistry
Thermodinamics and Kinetics
Emeritus Professors of Chemistry: Robert A. Alberty, Carl W. Garland, Irwin Oppenheim, John S. Waugh.
Professors of Chemistry: Moungi Bawendi, John M. Deutch, Robert W. Field, Robert G. Griffin, Keith A. Nelson, Robert J. Silbey, Jeffrey I. Steinfeld.
Professor of Bioengineering and Computer Science: Bruce Tidor.
Professor of Chemistry, Rice University: James L. Kinsey.
Professor of Physics, University of Illinois: Philip W. Phillips.
1 State of a system, 0th law, equation of state
2 Work, heat, first law
3 Internal energy, expansion work
4 Enthalpy
5 Adiabatic changes
6 Thermochemistry
7 Calorimetry
8 Second law
9 Entropy and the Clausius inequality
10 Entropy and irreversibility
11 Fundamental equation, absolute S, third law
12 Criteria for spontaneous change
13 Gibbs free energy
14 Multicomponent systems, chemical potential
15 Chemical equilibrium
16 Temperature, pressure and Kp
17 Equilibrium: application to drug design
18 Phase equilibria: one component
19 Clausius-Clapeyron equation
20 Phase equilibria: two components
21 Ideal solutions
22 Non-ideal solutions
23 Colligative properties
24 Introduction to statistical mechanics
25 Partition function (q) large N limit
26 Partition function (Q) many particles
27 Statistical mechanics and discrete energy levels
28 Model systems
29 Applications: chemical and phase equilibria
30 Introduction to reaction kinetics
31 Complex reactions and mechanisms
32 Steady-state and equilibrium approximations
33 Chain reactions
34 Temperature dependence, Ea, catalysis
35 Enzyme catalysis
36 Autocatalysis and oscillators
Freshman Organic Chemistry
Professor J. Michael McBride , Yale University
1. How Do You Know?
2. Force Laws, Lewis Structures and Resonance
3. Double Minima, Earnshaw's Theorem, and Plum-Puddings
4. Coping with Smallness and Scanning Probe Microscopy
5. X-Ray Diffraction
6. Seeing Bonds by Electron Difference Density
7. Quantum Mechanical Kinetic Energy
8. One-Dimensional Wave Functions
9. Chladni Figures and One-Electron Atoms
10. Reality and the Orbital Approximation
11. Orbital Correction and Plum-Pudding Molecules
12. Overlap and Atom-Pair Bonds
13. Overlap and Energy-Match
14. Checking Hybridization Theory with XH3
15. Chemical Reactivity: SOMO, HOMO, and LUMO
16. Recognizing Functional Groups
17. Reaction Analogies and Carbonyl Reactivity
18. Amide, Carboxylic Acid and Alkyl Lithium
19. Oxygen and the Chemical Revolution (Beginning to 1789)
20. Rise of the Atomic Theory (1790-1805)
21. Berzelius to Liebig and Wohler (1805-1832)
22. Radical and Type Theories (1832-1850)
23. Valence Theory and Constitutional Structure (1858)
24. Determining Chemical Structure by Isomer Counting (1869)
25. Models in 3D Space (1869-1877); Optical Isomers
26. Van't Hoff's Tetrahedral Carbon and Chirality
27. Communicating Molecular Structure in Diagrams and Words
28. Stereochemical Nomenclature; Racemization and Resolution
29. Preparing Single Enantiomers and the Mechanism of Optical Rotation
30. Esomeprazole as an Example of Drug Testing and Usage
31. Preparing Single Enantiomers and Conformational Energy
32. Stereotopicity and Baeyer Strain Theory
33. Conformational Energy and Molecular Mechanics
34. Sharpless Oxidation Catalysts and the Conformation of Cycloalkanes
35. Understanding Molecular Structure and Energy through Standard Bonds
36. Bond Energies, the Boltzmann Factor and Entropy
37. Potential Energy Surfaces, Transition State Theory and Reaction Mechanism
Marine Chemistry
Professors Scott Doney, Bill Martin, Karen Casciotti, Meg Tivey, Dierdre Toole , MIT
7 Marine carbonate chemistry
10 Non-conservative processes in estuaries/groundwater/hydrothermal
11 Gas exchange across the air-sea interface
12 Atmospheric-ocean interaction
13 Primary production (1)
14 Primary production (2)
17 Sinking particles and remineralization (2)
18 Quantifying biogeochemical fluxes and rates
19 Early diagenesis I
20 Early diagenesis II and sediment distributions
22 P cycle
25 Anthropogenic CO2 (2)


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Found Object Pendants
I really like having a large selection of occasional necklaces for accessorizing most any outfit. My necklace rack is filled with everything from store-bought costume jewelry necklaces and thrifted, vintage jewelry, to lovely artists' handcrafted pieces. But I also have … Read more
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Convalmore 1960, Rare Old
Single Malt - Scotland - 40.00% 7 Try it with a book at bedtime.
Convalmore 28 Years Old
Single Malt - Scotland - 57.90% 7 Interesting, not very well balanced but enjoyable on a cold frosty morning (or after having vacuum cleaned !).
Convalmore 32 Years Old Special Release
Single Malt - Scotland - 48.20% 7 The wood just didn't give much; lacks the diversity of avours.
Cadenhead's Convalmore 1977, 21 Years Old
Single Malt - Scotland - 64.40% 7 The best Convalmore I have tasted, with the typically big, fruity syrupiness. After dinner.
Dun Bheagan Convalmore 1975 28 Years Old
Single Malt - Scotland - 46.00% 7 Ascetic. Complex. Cosmopolitan.
Old Malt Cask Convalmore 30 Years Old 1976
Single Malt - Scotland - 50.00% 7 Shows maturity but very front loaded.
Rare Malts Convalmore 24 Years Old
Single Malt - Scotland - 54.90% 8 The second good Convalmore I have tasted. It was not highly rated in its lifetime, but could win friends now.
In the latest of our series Gavin D Smithlooks at the history behind Convalmore
September 2007, Issue 66, page 35
The annual release
A focus on the less heard of distilleries in Diageo's Special Releases
October 2013, Issue 115, page 77
Ten of the best
Gavin D Smith looks at 10 lost distilleries we should all try and visit.
November 2008, Issue 76, page 32
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January 2011, Issue 93, page 70
The Heart of the Matter
Joel Harrison explores the iconic whisky making region
October 2012, Issue 107, page 42
P&O Ferries still offer dram fine savings at sea
Joe Bates sets sail in search of a bargain
October 2006, Issue 59, page 55
Ask The Expert
June 2017, Issue 143, page 82
Park No More
Gavin D. Smith looks at one of the victims of the Speyside 18090 boom
March 2011, Issue 94, page 30
Fond Affection
Gavin D. Smith looks at the fortunes of the Black and White blend
February 2012, Issue 101, page 38
Edinburgh, whisky and crime (Ian Rankin)
Marcin Miller talks to author Ian Rankin, 'the hottest name in British crime fiction', a whisky enthusiast with a gift for finding good bars
April 2001, Issue 15, page 56
Sean's Canadian hub
The Irish Heather is a whisky mecca in downtown Vancouver. Brigid James visited it
July 2005, Issue 49, page 39
Gone but not forgotten
Robin Brilleman takes a tour of the Scottish Highlands and visits the distilleries that have, over the course of time, ceadsed production but whose malts have left a lasting imprint on whisky history.
April 2001, Issue 15, page 32
The biggest and the best (Glenfiddich)
Home of the biggest malt whisky distillery in Scotland and the world's best-selling single malt, Glenfiddich Distillery has consistently produced whisky that consumers can't get enough of. David Stirk...
June 2001, Issue 16, page 28
The quiet men
Dave Broom talks to Davied Stewart, the unassuming yet innovative force shaping the William Grant's portfolio, and long-term colleague, Whisky Records controller Eric Robertson
October 2002, Issue 26, page 44
Gateway to China
The best bars in Shanghai
December 2016, Issue 140, page 55
In search of refreshment
WM's Japanese sister magazine, WM-J takes us out on the tiles in the ancient city of Kyoto
December 2010, Issue 92, page 30
A single malt for the purists (Balvenie)
Once just William Grant's 'other' Dufftown distillery, Balvenie is starting to build a big reputation for itself. Ian Buxton went to pay homage
February 2004, Issue 37, page 42
100 Greatest Whisky People
We highlight the people who have left a lasting legacy on the whisky world over the years.
December 2011, Issue 100, page 16
H.P. Source
Autumn brings an abundance of Highland Park reports Jonny McCormick.
December 2011, Issue 100, page 98
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Budget airline Ryanair has conceded for the first time that its €1.48bn (£1bn) bid for rival Aer Lingus might not succeed but insisted it will remain an awkward minority shareholder regardless.
Ryanair has taken a 19.2pc stake in the Irish flag carrier at a cost of €254m but faces opposition from the Aer Lingus board, the pilots and its largest shareholder, the government - who together own about 35pc.
Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary is pinning his hopes on winning over the Aer Lingus staff, who own 12pc of the airline, with promises of €25,000 windfalls.
However, Mr O'Leary said: "If our offer is not accepted by a majority of Aer Lingus shareholders, we will continue to be a significant minority shareholder, and will exercise whatever influence we can to encourage Aer Lingus to reduce costs and offer lower fares which is, we believe, its best strategy for the future."
He added: "We believe there are significant opportunities, by combining the purchasing power of Ryanair and Aer Lingus, to substantially reduce its operating costs, increase efficiencies and pass these savings on in the form of lower fares to Aer Lingus's consumers."
He was speaking as Ryanair unveiled record first-half profits despite a 42pc surge in the cost of fuel. The airline also raised its guidance for the full year.
Pre-tax profits rose to €372.2m in the six months to September from €269.5m the year before as traffic grew by 23pc to 22.1m passengers. Total sales were up 33pc to €1.26bn, Ryanair said.
Mr O' Leary said: "Ryanair has again delivered record half-year profits despite intense competition and very high fuel prices. The Ryanair lowest fare model has repeatedly proven that it can generate increased profitability and significant passenger growth during difficult trading conditions while many of our competitors are struggling to deliver profits or are losing money."
Fuel costs surged by 42pc in the first half and oil prices are expected to be higher in the second half than in the comparable period last year.
However, Mr O'Leary said Ryanair expected significant traffic growth on the back of new routes and bases.
Yields in the third quarter are now expected to show growth of 2pc-3pc, compared to the company's original forecast of a 5pc decline, but will be slightly lower in the fourth quarter. As a result, profits after tax are expected to increase around 16pc to €350m in the full year, compared to previous guidance of €335m, he said.
Ryanair was forced to cancel over 250 flights following the terror alert in August but Mr O'Leary said the disruption had not hurt profits.
He called again for a break-up of airports operator BAA, adding that he continued to oppose the "BAA airport monopoly plans to build a £4bn gold-plated Taj Mahal at Stansted which we believe could be built for £1bn."
He added: "We are deeply concerned by the continuing understaffing of security at Stansted airport which has led to repeated passenger and flight delays. The management of Stansted security is inept, and the BAA has again proven that it is incapable of providing adequate or appropriate security services at Stansted.
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1. They are making things more sanitary and more clean.
2. They are using more and more specialized anti-bacterial soap.
3. They are coming up with more drills and practices in order to prevent the spread of Ebola.
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House passes "Silver Alert" legislation to help locate missing seniors
The silver alert system would augment the amber alert system, which alerts law enforcement agencies and the general public when a child has disappeared or been kidnapped. Recent reports suggest that up to 14 million seniors will develop Alzheimer's disease in the next few decades, and that up to 60% of them are likely to wander (McKnight's, 6/2). The bill would allow for up to $5 million per year between 2009 and 2013 to be spent implementing the silver alert system.
The bill, the National Silver Alert Act (H.R. 6064), also would reauthorize Kristen's Act, which was established to create a national database to track missing adults who are endangered due to age or diminished mental capacity. The Kristen's Act re-authorization would provide an additional $4 million per year over the next decade to help families locate and recover missing adults.


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Fatal Pedestrian Accident
Detectives from the Montgomery County Police Collision Reconstruction Unit (CRU) continue to investigate a fatal pedestrian collision that occurred Jan. 22 at approximately 6:15 p.m., in the area of Broadbirch Drive and Cherry Hill Road.
Preliminary investigation reveals that for reasons still unknown, a 2002 maroon Mitsubishi Montero was traveling through the parking lot of the nearby Orchard Center shopping center when it left the travel area of the parking lot, drove over a curb, across the grass, and struck a pedestrian who was walking on the sidewalk along Broadbirch Drive.
The pedestrian, an adult female, was transported to the Crowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore where she succumbed to her injuries. The driver, also an adult female, was transported to an area hospital with minor injuries.
Anyone who witnessed this collision and has not yet spoken with CRU detectives is asked to call investigators at 240.773.6620, or the non-emergency line at 301.279.8000.


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Body Learning: The Alexander Technique
A dentist gives practical suggestions for alleviating and preventing TMJ PainMarch 31, 2010 Robert Rickover and Martin Goldman
Dr. Martin Goldman, DDS, is an Alexander Technique teacher and a dentist in Berkeley, California. In this conversation with Robert Rickover, he provides two guided experiments designed to help alleviate and prevent TMJ pain. Robert teaches in Lincoln, Nebraska and Toronto, Canada. Website: alexandertechniquenebraska.com. More information about the Alexander Technique: alexandertechnique.com.


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|Michel Kors Bronze Powder in Flush
At the beginning of this year I took advantage of the winter sales and ordered a couple of things by brands I felt like experimenting with.
My eyes fell on a line of bronzers by Michael Kors who had just debuted with his make-up range.
The idea behind his make-up is creating three different lines: Sporty, Sexy and Glam, each of them consisting of a lipstick, a gloss, a bronzer, two nail polishes and a perfume that complement one another.
My pick was the Bronze Powder in Flush from the Sexy line.
|Michel Kors Bronze Powder in Flush
The product comes in the most gorgeous packaging ever. First of all I need to say it's huge! It barely fits in the palm of my hand! The sweetness of this gold compact is broken by the design of the lid with bolts in the corners and the logo embossed in a way resembling a name plaque on a CEO's door (or a tombstone, whichever association seems stronger to you).
The compact opens up to reveal a huge bronzer with the brand name in the centre and a lovely, good quality full-size mirror. At first, there was also some scent to the product, which is now barely perceptible.
|Michel Kors Bronze Powder in Flush
To be honest, this product can hardly be called a bronzer. I treat it as an ingenious 3-in-1 cheek product as it combines the tan of a bronzer, the rosiness of a blush and a sheen of a highlighter.
I tend to reach for it in the morning hurry, when I don't have time to sculpt my face properly. Used with a large fluffy brush, this bronzer gives my face the shape, colour and glow I need in just a matter of seconds.
|Michel Kors Bronze Powder in Flush
As far as colour is concerned, I would describe it as rosy brown/beige with lovely sheen (but not shimmer or glitter) and good pigmentation. It fits somewhere within the same area of neutral-toned blushes as Benefit Rockateur or Chanel Accent or even Becca Shimmering Perfector in Rose Gold.
I find this bronzer too rosy and too glowy to use all over the face, so I stick to it as one of the easiest go-to cheek products in my collection. It's foolproof in use and almost impossible to go overboard with, therefore a real godsend when in a hurry.
And one final comment for the Polish readers, if you're interested in this product, don't buy it from one of the biggest retailers beginning with the letter D. Subscribe to escentual.com and you'll get a variety of discount offers up to 25% off that will render high-end products surprisingly more affordable. This bronzer in Poland costs approximately £46, regular price on escentual.com is £34 and I paid £27.20. The figures speak for themselves, don't they?
|Michel Kors Bronze Powder in Flush
Disclaimer: I bought the product myself for my personal use and I am not affiliated with any company. I am not paid to do this review and everything I said here is my genuine opinion.


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New Jersey is seeing mostly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures for Friday.
News 12 New Jersey Meteorologist Dave Curren says parts of the state could see scattered rain showers.
Temperatures should continue to cool into the overnight hours.
Saturday morning should remain cloudy, but the skies are expected to clear by the afternoon. Temperatures should reach the mid-70s and cool to the mid-50s overnight.
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Meet at 6:00 PM on the FIRST & THIRD Sunday evenings to pray as a church family, minister to one another and enjoy Christ together. It meets the 1st & 3rd Sunday.
These small groups enable us to get to know each other more, so that we can grow in Christian love as our Lord commanded and that we might lift up those that hurt while rejoicing with those that rejoice. Grace & Peace Church must be built on prayer and mutual support if we are to grow in a Biblical manner while reaching those that are without Christ.
Grace & Peace Church invites you to participate in this ministry. Contact the church office for directions.
West Group
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hosted by the Kraybill's in Upper Pottsgrove
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- About NGA
- Extra-Curricular
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It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to our NEW and IMPROVED school website!
NGA is a great learning community made up of 470 enthusiastic students, dedicated staff and incredibly supportive parents and guardians. I feel very privileged to be part of such a remarkable school community. Our school continues to be a hub of activity each and every day! From rich academic teaching and learning to engaging out-of-school learning opportunities, from basketball to curling, from musicals and plays to robotics…there truly is something for every kind of learner. As a principal, I take much pride in the fact that our staff work diligently to maintain high educational standards for each child. Each child at New Glasgow Academy is encouraged to take risks and feel empowered to share their "voice" in their learning journey. Our job as a collective staff is to support each child and give them the tools to be thoughtful, responsible citizens who will be prepared to take their place in the world.
The purpose of the site is to give you a snapshot of the many exciting learning experiences happening daily at our school. It is also to keep you informed of important learning events and opportunities that your child is involved in. Our website is constantly evolving and we endeavour to keep it updated regularly, keeping in mind that the school site and the teacher sites are a way in which you will be able to engage and be actively involved in your son or daughter's education.
We thank you for your continued support as we travel this learning journey together. As the saying goes…it takes a village to raise a child!
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When migrating from Puppet 3 to Puppet 4, the first big step is preparing your Puppet manifests for the differences in facts.
Previously in Puppet, the values of facts used to be all strings. In Puppet 4, facts can have various proper data types like booleans, arrays and hashes. In Puppet 3, you can get the same behavior by setting the option
stringify_facts = false on the agents.
Since the facts will be different, your Puppet code might behave differently. Especially in the case of booleans, you might previously have compared against
"true", where now it's
true (use any2bool to support both).
To test the effects of the change before potentially breaking configuration, I turned to octocatalog-diff. It's a tool by GitHub that shows the differences between two Puppet catalogues (the compiled output of your Puppet manifests, representing the configuration that will be applied).
For the following script to work, octocatalog-diff should already be configured with PuppetDB access. For each given host, the script will:
- fetch the facts from the host by running Facter over SSH. The JSON output of Facter is unaffected by stringification.
- compile two catalogs (from the manifests in the current directory), one with facts from PuppetDB and the other with the fetched facts, and compare them
#!/bin/bash set -e -u -o pipefail mkdir -p facts for hostname in "$@"; do echo "${hostname}" fact_file="facts/${hostname}.json" ( ssh "${hostname}" sudo facter --json --puppet > "${fact_file}" octocatalog-diff --hostname "${hostname}" --to-fact-file "${fact_file}" --from . ) || true done
Now when we execute it, we can see whether our catalogs are ready:
./diff_stringify_facts.sh host1.example.com host2.example.com host1.example.com I, [2017-09-08T15:34:29.591598 #84032] INFO -- : Catalogs compiled for host1.example.com I, [2017-09-08T15:34:29.699115 #84032] INFO -- : Diffs computed for host1.example.com I, [2017-09-08T15:34:29.699145 #84032] INFO -- : No differences host2.example.com I, [2017-09-08T15:34:29.591598 #84032] INFO -- : Catalogs compiled for host2.example.com I, [2017-09-08T15:34:29.699115 #84032] INFO -- : Diffs computed for host2.example.com I, [2017-09-08T15:34:29.699145 #84032] INFO -- : No differences
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The Fox TV show Cops filmed Cincinnati police for two days before Chief Tom Streicher canceled the deal that was due to include eight weeks of filming. The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that some City Council members objected to the filming, saying they feared it would portray the city poorly. "I think it's the loss of a golden opportunity to showcase the police department," Streicher said. "But why be in the midst of another controversy?" "Cops" officials were furious, saying they had never had an invitation rescinded before, he said. Suburban Cincinnati jurisdictions asked the "Cops" crew to film their officers, which the program planned to do.
Councilman Christopher Smitherman said no one needed to see Cincinnati officers "hog-tying" African-Americans. Keith Fangman of the Fraternal Order of Police said Smitherman should apologize because Cincinnati officers don't hogtie suspects. Fangman said Smitherman, Vice Mayor Alicia Reece and Councilman Pat DeWine objected because they knew the program would show police in a positive light – and therefore wouldn't fit with their anti-police agendas. With 31 homicides this year, the city could match the 26-year record high set in 2003, when 75 people were killed.
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German business confidence rises again, Ifo says
German business sentiment has risen for the second month in row, according to the Ifo economic think tank.
The closely-watched Ifo Business Climate Index rose to 107.2 in December, up from 106.6 in the previous month.
The climb was the biggest rise in the index since February.
The results coincide with the forward-looking GfK index which predicted that German consumer confidence will hold steady in January.
'Weak growth'
"Business expectations improved for the second time in succession. The German economy seems to be successfully countering the downturn in Western Europe," said Ifo president Hans-Werner Sinn in a statement.
The results from the Munich-based think tank dismissed any suggestion of a meltdown comparable to 2008 and stated that the 2,000 German firms that were surveyed viewed their six-month business outlook more favourably than in November.
However, analysts reacted with caution to the news.
"Take note that the current three-month average for the combined Ifo index shows a slightly lower level than in the July-September quarter, which indicates somewhat weaker GDP growth in the fourth quarter," said Viola Stork, economist at Helaba.
Jonathan Loynes, an economist at Capital Economics, said: "Overall, there is some encouragement here that the German economy is not currently plunging into recession, but the picture is one of very weak growth at best."