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Nicole Crafts Flower Frame
Paint a frame, cut some cardstock, add some beads you're done!
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- Time:1-1/2 hours
Project Instructions
1Project time does not include drying time for neither the paint, the stain, nor the Glossy Accents.
2Remove insert from shadow box frame. Paint frame Blue Harbor. When dry, rub frame with sandpaper to distress edges and surfaces.
3Brush shadow box frame with stain and wipe off excess. Let dry. Turn insert to plain side and replace in shadow box frame.
4Using all four floral shape die cuts and Bigkick machine, make flower petals using the four colors of cardstock listed under supplies. (As shown, the darkest color of cardstock is for the smallest petals and the lightest color for the largest petals.)
5Cut the points from between the petals to round them out.
6Using the pouncer and ink pad, rub ink on the edges of the petals and make lines in the centers of the petals.
7Bend the petals and attach together using adhesive foam discs.
8Place Glossy Accents in the center of flower and place beads into Glossy Accents as shown. Let dry thoroughly.
9Glue flower to front of frame as shown.
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Darrick and Kayla Anderson, Backus, a boy, Darrick Kane, 5 pounds, 13 ounces, Oct. 12, 2017. Grandparents are Les and Nancy Anderson, Princeton, Sharon and Joe Kramer, Summerdale, Ala., Ron Dumbeck and Vicki Schiller, Brainerd, and Bob and Denise Bakkila, Brainerd.
Jordan Smith and Shawn Benjamin, Onamia, a boy, Arscelio Wallace Dale Smith, 8 pounds, 4 ounces, Oct. 12, 2017.
Derek and Destinee Kayfes, Aitkin, a girl, Nova Jean, 6 pounds, 4 ounces, Oct. 12, 2017. Grandparents are Dwayne and Gloria Horner, Aitkin, Kevin Kayfes, Deerwood, and Tammy Lasher-Kayfes, Aitkin.
Jessen and Taylor Franzen, Brainerd, a girl, Sylvia Fae, 7 pounds, 15 ounces, Oct. 12, 2017.
Collin and Kayla Backowski, Fort Ripley, a boy, Boden Shawn, 8 pounds, 6 ounces, Oct. 10, 2017. Grandparents are Charlene and Lawrence Holste, Little Falls, and Jacki and Milo Backowski, Little Falls.

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James L. Â?JimÂ? Rosebaum, 62, of South Bend, died at 3:05 p.m. Thursday, January 5th, in Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center following a lengthy battle with cancer.
Jim was born in Mishawaka on August 9, 1943, to Lawrence and Miriam (Bowers) Rosebaum, who preceded him in death. He had worked in the construction industry for many years.
Mr. Rosebaum is survived by his daughters, Wendy (David) Stalcup of Osceola, Laurie Jewett and her fiancé, Tom Hawkins of Osceola, Angela (Larry) Lucas of South Bend; eight grandchildren, Neal and Steven Stalcup, Kaleb, Faith and Alivia Lucas, Chasity and Elizabeth Jewett, and Dakota Hawkins; and two great-grandchildren, Baillie Stalcup and Kanaan Jewett.
He will be missed by his family and his friends.
Following Jim's wishes, a private memorial service will be held at a later date. Bubb Funeral Chapel is assisting the family with arrangements.


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Relationship betweeen timber grade, static and dynamic modulus of elasticity and SilviScan properties for Pinus radiata in New South Wales
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Raymond, CA, Joe, B, Evans, R & Dickson, RL 2007, 'Relationship betweeen timber grade, static and dynamic modulus of elasticity and SilviScan properties for Pinus radiata in New South Wales', New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science , vol. 37, no. 2, pp. 186-196.
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Wood stiffness, or modulus of elasticity, can be measured or predicted using a variety of methods including standard bending tests, machine stressgrading, stress wave methods, or analysis of X-ray diffraction data from SilviScan. Each of these methods was applied to the same wood samples and the inter-relationships were determined. Dynamic modulus of elasticity (MOE) values from stress wave and SilviScan methods produced very similar results but both these methods produced higher values than the static modulus of elasticity from the traditional bending test. Results from all methods were highly correlated and simple regression equations were developed for converting results between methods. Machine stress-grade was more strongly related to SilviScan modulus of elasticity than to either density or microfibril angle.


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* Students who successfully complete the programmes 'AFAM' taught in Milano will be awarded the Diploma Accademico di I Livello. Recognised by the Italian Ministry of Education as an academic diploma equivalent to a university undergraduate level degree, students will obtain 180 CFA (crediti formativi accademici) equivalent to 180 ECTS credits. For further details please do not hesitate to contact the information office at the chosen school.
**Students who successfully complete the three year courses in 'Interior Design', 'Interior Design & Lighting', 'Product Design', 'Product Design & Furniture' and 'Visual Design' in Milano will be awarded an Istituto Marangoni certificate.
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Todays graphic designers not only work with technical image, they consider the look and feel of the design, they understand the message they need to communicate and their audience; visual designers take on a 360° view of the creative design process.
This three year course investigates visual design communication by working on innovative ideas in graphic design and new media for all fields of the creative industries. Studying a complex mix of technical design skills covering the most important digital software, drawing and design elements of typography and lettering, colour, print, layout composition and visual hierarchy, packaging and signage, participants also tackle the theories of perception and Gestalt, contemporary realities and sociocultural scenarios, creating meaningful designs in a technological and emotionally charged world. They learn how to communicate through visual language and storytelling, including video and new media (web design, blog, social platforms), focusing on visual communication as a strategic lever; creating a new approach in brand identity, sequential imaging in advertising, or innovative ideas in publishing and online magazines.
By studying marketing strategies, communication methodology, cultural anthropology and the techniques of media, participants learn how to give a balanced and functional voice to a company, product, or service, applying creative solutions to marketing concepts in order to sell or promote products or ideas through design. They understand the importance of researching and selecting a unique and distinguishing style for different clients and brands in order to uphold brand identity and communicate a message.
The study of video, animation, interaction and motion graphics is fundamental in today's contemporary visual arena. Video is a powerful tool that can transform the aesthetic codes of companies or brands, creating a strong visual identity determining the success of a product or service, expanding the brand influence and focalising its position in the marketplace or in society. Participants experience 'real world' project development in a professional setting collaborating in industry projects with companies looking for original and innovative contributions. Throughout the project they receive feedback and guidance, while communication skills provide a professional approach in the negotiation and presentation of ideas to companies and new clients.
A final graduation showcase event gives participants the opportunity to exhibit their work and network with important industry players and journalists, completing their final year with the skills to begin a successful career in visual design.
* Students who successfully complete the programmes 'AFAM' taught in Milano will be awarded the Diploma Accademico di I Livello. Recognised by the Italian Ministry of Education as an academic diploma equivalent to a university undergraduate level degree, students will obtain 180 CFA (crediti formativi accademici) equivalent to 180 ECTS credits. For further details please do not hesitate to contact the information office at the chosen school.
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Our first full year at the Online Sports Marketing Guy blog is in the books, so I figured what better way to celebrate than by offering our version of a year in review. I know it's that time of year and there seems to be a countdown, countup, or rankings for just about everything, but a lot can be learned by reflecting on the year that was. I want to share these lessons with fellow online marketers out there, so along with the 8 most read stories at Online Sports Marketing Guy in 2011, I'm providing the biggest takeaway.
1. 2011 MLB Cost Per Win Efficiency Standings
You would be surprised how many people search for this exact topic. Apparently I'm not the only one that wishes MLB would restore the competitive balance to America's original pastime by implementing a salary cap.
Lesson: Frequency. Updating the standings on a weekly basis kept this page hot in search engines and allowed me a reason to mention the article across social media platforms several times per month during baseball season.
2. Google's First Sports Sponsorship
A preseason tour of Kansas City's new soccer-specific stadium, LIVESTRONG Sporting Park, uncovered a Google sign next to Sporting's HD videoboard. The sign turned out to be a thank you to Google for choosing Kansas City as the first recipient of Google Fiber, but the article caused quite a stir in the sports sponsorship world as Google does not currently have any partnerships with teams.
Lesson: The power of breaking news and viral content. Simply being aware of your surroundings can sometimes lead to your own news story. Keep an eye out for things right under your nose that aren't being talked about in the mainstream press.
3. Google+ Releases NBA Commentators Hangout Commercial
A mention on ESPN.com will help any article crack a top 8 list…
Lesson: Focus on page titles to get picked up very quickly in search engines. You can repurpose content if you are better at marketing it. The NBA commentators Google+ commercial could have been picked up from several other sources, but the most straightforward, descriptive title won the day in SEO.
4. A Digital Sneak Peak of LIVESTRONG Sporting Park
After my preseason tour and breaking the Google sponsorship story, we provided a closer look at the stadium from a digital perspective. We had some great insight from LIVESTRONG's VP of stadium construction, Rory O'Conner, as a result of participating in an online chat.
Lesson: Participate in social media. This article would not have been nearly as enriching without Rory's input. Don't just stop at Facebook and Twitter. Dig a little deeper and you may get the opportunity to engage with influencers in unique ways (such as a live online chat).
5. A Random Walk Down March Madness Bracket Street
This was a fun commentary I wrote during last year's NCAA Men's basketball tournament. I discovered that a quarter had just as good a chance of beating you at bracketology as your 8-year old niece, your 92 year old grandmother, an octopus, etc…
Lesson: Other than a quarter being better than me at sports gambling, we got another unexpected surprise in the form of site traffic. Believe it or not, a large portion of the visits to this article were a result of people searching for "quarter". Quarter is a keyword throughout the article, but it was the SEO-friendly image of a quarter that was driving the traffic. Don't forget the details and remember that even images are optimizable.
6. Facebook Engagement Rates of the World's Most Popular Sports Teams
This was the first infographic ever released from Online Sports Marketing Guy. Several authors and analysts have looked at the social media popularity of sports teams around the world, but we wanted to know how engaged those teams followers truly are.
Lesson: Spend some extra time graphically illustrating your ideas or concepts. While not optimal for search, the images are much more consumable and can help your content go viral much easier than a long post.
7. Champions League Final Sponsorship Review
We compared and contrasted the sports sponsorship practices of European soccer and their North American counterparts.
Lesson: Think global. We often get stuck thinking inside our local box, but there is a huge opportunity in producing content for a global audience or even culture-specific content outside of your own.
8. 142 Million Reasons The NBA Is Not Fixed
The NBA has certainly had their moments when they seemed to be just about as real as the WWE, but last year's playoffs were not one of them. In fact, we calculated that the NBA lost over $142 Million by having a nearly record amount of shortened series.
Lesson: Original commentaries work. If you have a topic that you are passionate about or a unique way of looking at something, share it. I found that the key this year was to be balanced. Not everybody will like all of your content, but some will find value in facts, some will find value in your opinions.
Good luck to all of you with your online marketing efforts in 2012. See you next year!
Ryan Sleeper+, Online Sports Marketing Guy
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3 possibily unknown things about me
I was tagged by Erica to give info about myself so here it is:
1. I was an avid snowboarder in H.S. (much better than Vince). It was all I did, I was home schooled so I could continue snowboarding without interference. I have the arthritis in my lower back to prove it, (too much falling on my rear). My husband bought me a new snowboard last Christmas and I'm not sure when it will get to go out for its 1st trip. I have not been in 7 maybe 8 years. I miss it, but regretfully, I'm sad to say that I feel it may not be apart of my life in the future.
2. After giving birth to Ashtynne my doctor told me that I was "made" to have babies. My labor with Ashtynne was only about 2 1/2 hours and went fairly easy for my first child. I had no pain medication and was determined to do it naturally. Most who hear that I chose to have her that way think it must have been less painful due to the duration of time. That is not the case. I have never experienced anything that painful in my life (except the birth of my second child Steele) and I doubt that many others have. I'm proud of myself.
3. I have traveled to a ton of countries. I'm not a traveler at heart, my parents are. I'm happy right here in suburban heaven. Just to name a few I have been to: Israel, Egypt, Japan, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Mexico, Italy, Germany, England, Holland, and a few tropical places such as the Caribbean and others. But many would be surprised to know that my two favorite places are right here in America. Alaska and Hawaii are my favorite places in the WORLD. When I was little we took an 87 day trip to Alaska, yes that's right, 87 days. I'm sure I fell in love with Alaska then. I fell in love with Hawaii, specifically Kauai when we lived there in 2001/2003. Spend time here before heading abroad. It's beautiful.
6 things was just too much, 3 is all you get. 🙂
The blog Beast!
Did I mention that blogging SUCKS!
Kid Quotes
AJ and Steele are having a chat about farming.
AJ says to Steele: Farm animals are cool, but horses, they just eat apples and poop!
Kid Quotes
Steele (to AJ): "Don't go over there J…those people might look at you."
So, my family is deathly ill!!
Why does the winter season bring with it such a barrage of cruel illnesses. I don't have anything to do cause my husband is sitting on the couch dying. Usually he is such a baby when he is feeling under the weather that I want to buy him a plane ticket and send him to his moms, that said, he is doing a good job of sucking it up and staying conscious.
I'm being forced to blog against my will!!
I know blogging is newest most up-to-date way to keep in touch. But this is insane. I don't know what I'm doing. I'm not even sure how long I will remember that I have a blog. I will do my best to put up pics, but seriously, I have been "myspacing" for about 5 yrs and I just figured out how to put pictures up there. Also, I don't even have anything interesting to say. I barely passed my English classes in college. So to start off here are some pictures of my kids.
OK, So I Blog Now
My husband Vince set this up. I'm going to try and figure it out.
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Monday, August 31, 2015
Zentangle® Zenith, Yincut, and an Inchie
Square One's focus tangle was Yincut. I added some 'Neppel and Betweed.
And, for Every Inchie Monday, the prompt was necklace. Since the Diva has a son that must deal with some medical and physical issues, she has made us aware of Beads of Courage. This program developed as a way to encourage children dealing with serious illness. The beads are symbols of courage that has been shown during their journey.
Thank you for stopping by. I love reading your comments!
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These are very cute! I love how the filled-in auras look. It really adds pop to the design. I love the highlights on your Yincut, and aren't you clever to fit 'Nzepple into a zeppelin shape? Your inchie is so sweet. Your creativity always shines in those littlest guys!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you, Antonine! I love how people "see" different things. I didn't really even think of the zeppelin shape, but there it is so I MUST be clever then LOL!Delete
Love what you did with all three challenges. That new tangle looks interesting. I'm off to start on my Monday projects. Thanks for the inspiration.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Beverly. Yes, I'm finding that Zenith can be a lot more fun than it originally looked. It's always fun to stretch a tangle (for me anyway).Delete
Love your interpretation of Zenith! You gave it your own style, very nice.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you so much, Ilse. It's always fun to see what other people do with the same tangle. We are a very interesting group!Delete
I really enjoyed the way you enlarged Zenith. I also like that the broad lines aren't completely filled in adding a bit of a textural component.ReplyDeleteReplies
Carrie, thank you. I'm not sure I can take credit for thinking that far ahead. I decided that I was just going to let this one go do whatever it wanted. I was almost surprised at the end!Delete
Very inventive use of Zenith. You sort of reidentified all the elements. Interesting and pretty. I love your Every Inchie Monday Beads of Courage.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Suzanne. I think most of us have fallen in love with little Artoo. I'm glad someone thought of these beads as a way to help these little ones along a difficult journey.Delete
I love the great big zenith! It really is one of those tangle that takes some practice to figure out, but full of possibilities - like the great tile you've done. I like the way that the betweed in the Square One tile makes the other sides seem to bend in, like an opened up carton of Chinese food. Fun!ReplyDeleteReplies
Suzanne, you guys just make me smile with the things you see. Chinese food carton, what fun this image in my mind has added to this tile! Thank you :)Delete
Great interpretation of Zenith. And I also really like your Yincut tile.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you very much, Audrie!Delete
Great idea to "go big" with Zenith.ReplyDeleteReplies
My first thought was to tangle inside all of it, but it got just too busy. Thanks, Donald.Delete
Good one for the necklace. I especially love the second tile.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you, Zoe :)Delete
Love the Zenith tile!!! Thank you again, for your loving comment last week(((hugs)))! :0) AnnetteReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Annette. You are such a sweetie :)Delete
love the zentangles so much, I love the yincut one so great but the inchie is awesome I have heard of beads of courage and think that it is an awesome charity!ReplyDeleteReplies
I hope others will pop over to read more about Beads of Courage. Everyone who does the Diva Challenge is aware of this charity, but Inchie people may not. Thank you for your consistent encouragement, Freebird!Delete
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Wow, what a unique take on Zenith, Jean.ReplyDelete
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Thank you, Debbie. Sending hugs back.Delete
I love how you made the Zenith so prominent and included touches of Paradox and Footlights. Very nice!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you very much, Sidney :)Delete
Fabulous idea for your inchie and great tangles.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you, Wendy!Delete
I like your Zenith with the extra diamonds!ReplyDeleteReplies
Well, Annemarie, as they say, a girl can't have too many diamonds LOL!Delete
Very clever play with zenith, I like the way you mixed nzeppel with yincutReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you for your very nice comments :)Delete
your beads of courage are wonderful!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Kia. I used to do beaded jewelry and make beads too, so this was fun.Delete
I love the way you used Zenith! This big variation looks great :-)ReplyDelete
And your inchie is so nice - wonderful colours, gives me a summer and sun feeling!Replies
Thank you, Sandra. It is interesting how tangles can change so much by just making a variation.Delete
Great tiles Jean! I love the way you did Zenith. I was not gelling with this pattern until I went big with it. I like the filled auras. The inchie is wonderful!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you so much, Michele!Delete
Awesome! Love looking at theseReplyDeleteReplies
Be careful, Janet. You might get addicted to Zentangle like I did LOL!Delete


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- Title: Have Women Ever Been Modern? Political and Scientific Issues
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Sandra Harding is professor of Education and Women's Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles. She is a philosopher, and taught for two decades at the University of Delaware before joining UCLA in 1996. At UCLA she directed the UCLA Center for the Study of Women for 5 years, and currently co-edits Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. She is the author or editor of twelve books and special journal issues, including The Science Question in Feminism (1986), Feminism and Methodology: Social Science Issues (edited, 1987), Whose Science? Whose Knowledge? Thinking From Women's Lives (1991), The 'Racial' Economy of Science: Toward a Democratic Future (edited, 1993), Is Science Multicultural? Postcolonialisms, Feminists, and Epistemologies (1998), Science and Other Cultures: Issues in Philosophies of Science & Technology (edited with Robert Figueroa, 2003), and The Feminist Standpoint Reader: Intellectual and Political Controversies (edited, 2003).
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At press time, Health Canada has not approved the use of any anti-HIV drug for the purposes of PrEP. Currently, the American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is considering the approval of Truvada as PrEP. Some public health departments in California are conducting observational studies of PrEP among men who have sex with men (MSM), and in France a trial of intermittent PrEP among MSM is underway. It is possible that such observational or other types of PrEP studies could come to Canada or that Truvada as PrEP may be approved by Health Canada one day. Before PrEP becomes licensed, it is important to find out what sexually active gay and bisexual men know about it and whether they are currently using it. This latter possibility is occurring in some American cities, according to anecdotal reports.
Leading infectious disease researcher Darrell Tan led a team that surveyed sexually active men undergoing HIV testing at a sexual health clinic in downtown Toronto about their sexual behaviour and PrEP. Of the 256 men surveyed, nearly 12% knew about PrEP, particularly men who have sex with men. None of the men disclosed any use of PrEP and many were interested in the future use of PrEP, should it be licensed in Canada.
The study was done in cooperation with the staff at Toronto's Hassle Free Clinic. Participants were all undergoing rapid HIV testing and they all had negative results.
In total, 256 men completed the survey. Participants were either men who had sex with men (MSM) or men who had sex with women (MSW). About 90% of the men were between the ages of 20 and 50 years.
More MSM (39%) had five or more sexual partners within the past six months compared to MSW (20%).
Of all the common sexual behaviours, unprotected anal sex carries the greatest risk for HIV transmission, so the research team enquired about this.
About 14% of MSM and 5% of MSW reported that they had heard of PrEP. This difference was statistically significant.
When the men were asked if they would be willing to use PrEP if it was "proven safe and effective," many men, particularly MSM, were willing to do so.
None of the men in the study had used PrEP.
A similar recent study in New York City that recruited 554 MSM from two of the city's bathhouses found that 60% of MSM had unprotected anal sex in the past three months. About 36% of participants were aware of PEP or PrEP. Both the Toronto and New York City studies show that there is an urgent need to intensify HIV prevention activities.
The Toronto researchers stated: "Determining whether, where, when and how to optimally roll out PrEP will require a multi-stakeholder process to ensure [that] optimal strategies for financing, administering and monitoring this promising new HIV prevention strategy are developed."
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Now that Stevie the Spiteful's government has succeeded in stripping 99% of federal grants to that notorious supporter of people who both do and do not right now thanks want to be parents, the Canadian Federation for Sexual Health, formerly Planned Parenthood, we learn that there are plans to do the same to International Planned Parenthood Federation.
Back in early November last year, ReformaTory Brad Trost revealed his Christo-Talibanny scheme.
A petition calling for a stop to federal funding of the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) has been launched by Saskatoon-Humboldt MP Brad Trost.
Trost presented the petition to the House of Commons Monday. IPPF is funded through the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) and, according to Trost's petition, "promotes the establishment of abortion as an international human right and lobbies aggressively to impose permissive abortion laws on developing nations."
The petition says that the government pledged $18 million to the IPPF over four years and that "the IPPF does not support physician's freedom to practice according to their conscience and/or religious beliefs regarding abortion referral."
According to IPPF's website, the federation promotes sexual and reproductive health rights and provides health services for people in six world regions. Its work is focused in five priority areas: Access to services for marginalized groups, education services for adolescents, advocacy campaigns, HIV-AIDS and abortion services.
Gee, wouldn't the brand-new bestest friend of women, Motherhood Steve, want to support planned parenthood?
Maybe not. It seems Misogynist Steve's morphing into Motherhood Steve isn't going over too well with the Forced Pregnancy Gang.
Abortion Push Feared!
Following Prime Minister Stephen Harper's announcement on Wednesday that Canada will use its influence as president of the G8 this year to promote maternal and child healthcare in the developing world, pro-life leaders are expressing concern that the government has sought the counsel of Action Canada for Population and Development (ACPD), a pro-abortion associate of Planned Parenthood.
Pro-life leaders are calling on Canadians to contact the Prime Minister and International Cooperation Minister Bev Oda, and ask them to ensure that the government does not cave in to pressure to push abortion and population control as part of the initiative.
Delish, isn't it? Not only does Morpho-Man have everybody with more than one functioning neuron rolling around on the floor laughing, this totally bogus and transparent stunt may backfire with the Christers.
h/t for the Trost link to my new Facebook friend, Shelley Cooper-Stephenson


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Create a program that will read data related to the test results of a particular group of learners from a text file. The data must include fields of the following types: String, int, double, boolean and char. The program must include and call a number of methods and be based on a menu system.
1. You are required to create your own data text file that will provide the data types mentioned above. the file must contain the records of at least 20 learners. the data mentioned must be structured so that it is possible to do the following with it:
a) Extract the initials From the learners first name.
b) Find the gender (M or F) Of the learner with the highest and lowest mark in mathematics
c) Find the average of the marks for 7 subjects for each learner
d) Display the name of the learner who has the overall highest average for their 7 subjects
e) Display the average age of the learners in the class in years.
f) Display the entire contrnts of the data file in a meaningful tabular format.
2. Your program must make use of object orientation and must include the following methods
a) extractInitals() That displays the initials and surname of each Learner in the data file.
b) highMark() that displays thr first name, surname, gender and mark of the pupil with the highest mark in mathematics
c) lowMark() That displays the first name, surname, gender, mark of the learner with the lowest mark in mathematics
d) highAverage() That determines the average mark for all seven subjects for each learner and displays the name of the learner with the highest average.
e) averageAge() that determines the average age of all the learners in the list
3. you may adapt these methods to include parameters if you need to.
4. concise programming is needed
5. The entire program must be menu driven using a switch case statement that allows the user the choice of which of the items listed in 1 above they want to see.
6. The program must be user friendly and robust as a result of the use of error handling and defensive programming techniques.


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Thursday, March 26, 2009
London City Airport Larger Noiser Planes, E-190 Trials Expected Sat 28 March
Remember when London City Airport's disingenous Chief Executive Richard Gooding said there wouldn't be bigger planes at London City Airport?
Never trust him or London City Airport as the LIE whenever they think they can get away with it.
The Airbus 318 is the other new larger, noiser Jet that British Airways hope to be using for first class flights to New York at the end of this year.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Cameron fury at 'climate change Taliban' jibe
The Independent on Sunday have today reported on the story we recently covered on Roger Evan's GLA member calling the London City Airport anti-expansion campaigners, and other fellow attendees at the Flash Mob the 'climate change Taliban'. It seems that we were not the only ones to be deeply offended by his comments, for a variety of reasons. David Cameron is apparently not happy with Roger over it at all.
And a spokesman for Boris Johnson, London's Mayor – who once compared concern about global warming to "Stone Age religion" – added: "This is not language that the Mayor would use."
Friday, March 20, 2009
London City Airport - Are You Living In A Noise Hell, Whoops, Contour?
These are the latest noise contours released by London City Airport. We are unable to confirm whether these contours are based only on ACTUAL recorded data by the airport rather than estimated cobbled up figures from technical aircraft books (as they had 8 years where they failed to reliably and consistently collect actual noise data).
The maps still don't reflect what the communities ACTUALLY experience in terms of noise levels as they are based on averages - and they count the quiet times aswell as the actual noise events - but this is what the airport claims to use to identify properties that are eligible for noise mitigation. The problem is that many of those that are eligible have either not received any mitigation at all, or they have received double glazing, which they alledge is 'inferior' and 'ineffective'.
This feeling would reflect the comment from a Newham Council officer that London City Airport does not provide the same standard of noise mitigation that other airports do. This is why London City Airport choose to say they mitigate at 57db, 3db earlier than other airports.
What they haven't said is that they might mitigate 3dbs earlier but that what they install is not to the same standard as other airports and in the past residents have been asked to sign a disclaimer to future noise mitigation work upon receiving the windows/air ventiliation systems. The letter to residents who had received noise mitigation bascially asked them to sign to confirm that they had received the installation and also that they would not make any further claims on the airport for noise mitigation works. If they signed they gave up their right to any further noise mitigation in the future. Trebles all round for London CityAirport on that tactic (I'm sure that has saved them a fortune at the expense of residents growing misery at increasing noise levels), fortunately some residents refused to sign the letter.
REMEMBER: If your home was built or given planning permission after June 1998 it is highly unlikely that you will be entitled to any noise mitigation, even if you are in the 60db contour.
We strongly advise any residents receiving noise mitigation from London City Airport not to sign any such similar paperwork, without first seeking legal advice. If you don't know who to go to for legal advice please contact us and we will try to assist in providing information. If you would like a copy of the current Noise contours please email us.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
BA London City Airport First Class Flights In Exchange for First Class Pollution in East London
BA have launched the first look at the new 32-seat aircraft interior cabin layout of the all-business Airbus A318s it will use on transatlantic routes from London City Airport.
"That's our new cabin, that's the London City product that will come on line in the autumn," said Silla Maizey.
But this plane is for the uber-rich. 32 seats and tickets wont be cheap (unless you are a lucky Newham Councillor who receives free flights from the airport). So who cares about the most socially deprived borough in the country which so far has benefited from just 120 directly employed airport jobs in 20 years of operation of the airport?
As usual BA and LCA are off the mark. Only a few days ago BA cancelled its Dublin route and then admitted it is set to make two years of losses running into several hundred millions of pounds after an unprecedented 20% collapse in passengers travelling in first and business class, the cabins where it makes most of its profit. But of course, apparently they only cancelled the Dublin route due to the crash at the airport and the investigations that continue into the BAE146's that have taken some out for checks. So we'll be expecting to see the British Airways Dublin route re-scheduled as soon as they have all been serviced then, right? We don't think so!
No mention of any cancellations on the London City Airport web of spin, only preferring to announce positive spin. No mention anywhere of the two crashes , route cancellations or Flasher the Angry Swiss Air Pilot.
Even more shocking is the environmental impact that this jet will allegedly have. The Business Travel Research Centre at Cranfield University in the United Kingdom found that the carbon emissions level from first class may be more than double of those of passengers in the economy section.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Crunch London: City Airport - Dave Hill of The Guardian
Dave Hill's London Blog in The Guardian - today considers London City Airport being thwarted by the credit crunch:
"Fight The Flights have got stuck in to Boris's PQT performance in Bethnal Green and correctly pointed out that he's changed his tune over airport expansion in Newham. Help may be at hand, though, if only in the short term: visit Dave's Blog for the rest".
West Thamesmead Residents Monitored by Police Helicopter
Two Thamesmead residents have just reported to us that they have been monitored by a Police Helicopter after taking photographs (such as the one above) in a residential development, in which they live, by the river at West Thamesmead
Thursday, March 05, 2009
Alleged Intimidation By Airport Staff Against Objectors
The photographer had just come from a wine reception at London City Airport. After the photographs were taken the two residents walked back to Gallions Reach DLR - they were aware of a erratically driven white van. It was believed that the vehicle was a Ford Fiesta van. The individual driving the van, a male, looked aggressively at the residents, twisting around as he passed and slowing down. The residents felt it was strange and then thought nothing more of it. They then arrived at the DLR to see the white van parked up in the middle reservation with the driver, dressed in a white business shirt, twisted around in his seat glaring angrily at them. He then wheel span off, whilst mouthing something as they got nearer to where he was parked.
3. Just two weeks ago on February 14, resident campaigners were contacted by ITV regarding the crash landing of the British Airways plane the night before. The airport were asked to be interviewed and declined.
The campaigners arranged to meet with ITV on Sir Steve Redgrave Bridge, close to Gallions Reach DLR, the same location as the previous incident. Whilst waiting for the set up of cameras, the campaigners told us that a dark people mover with a large, aggressive looking male passed by tooting, swearing and shouting. Ten minutes later the people mover travels back over the bridge, window down, tooting, shouting, swearing and making a hand and wrist movement out of the window. This was witnessed by the ITV reporter and cameraman.
Can it be a coincidence? Bearing in mind that around a 1000 residents wrote in to object to expansion, and over 600 signed petitions to object - then there is without doubt huge objection to LCA in the area and therefore huge support for the FTF campaign. On top of that in all the lives of the campaigners who experienced the events, they have never seen or experienced anything like it before. Of course, well balanced individuals would not behave in such a way as the three individuals behind these incidents.
FTF takes these incidents very seriously and will be reporting them in the future directly to the Police. Number plates and email IP's will clearly identify the individuals responsible so be it on their own heads if they wish to behave in such a vile manner in the future.
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
Bin The Extra Flights Boris! Flash Mob Boris - TODAY!
Come and give Boris a timely reminder tomorrow of what we think he, LB Newham and Hazel Blears should do over London City Airport's 50% expansion:
Bin The Extra flights
They ALL know that the disadvantages well outweigh the few 'claimed' advantages: what's more the disadavantages are those that are harmful to human life, to a healthy community and environment.
Those disadvantages cost the taxpayer far more than the airport puts through it's Jersey registered office each year.
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
Local Residents Furious with New Labour Candidate Steve Brayshaw
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WARRI— KIDNAPPERS of Mrs. Marian Onoyume, wife of Vanguard correspondent in Rivers State, Mr. Jimitota Onoyume, released her on Thursday, after she had spent three harrowing nights in their den.
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March 5, 2013
Pediatric Resident Recalls Meeting the Pope
Peter Osgood with Bishop David O'Connell, who was President of Catholic University in 2008.
He was one of 125 Catholic University students who entered a University-sponsored papal essay contest. The topic: "How Catholic Education Has Changed My Life." The prize: the honor of meeting then Pope Benedict XVI when he visited CUA in April 2008.
In his winning 500-word essay, Peter Osgood wrote, "For many years, St. Michael's School has been the only Catholic school in my small rural town — and for as long as I can recall my father has called it the best-kept secret of our region."
A senior from Penn Yann, N.Y., majoring in biology at the time, Osgood described his time at St. Michael's. "I remember vividly how each school day began in prayer. It was here that we brought to mind those in need, gave thanks for our many gifts, and asked for help in all of our challenges."
Of his years at CUA, he wrote, "I found an undeniable passion for learning and a faith community that embodied a true spirit of ministry … Such education cannot therefore remain a 'best kept secret,' but will inevitably be shown in the words and deeds of each of its students."
After graduating from Catholic University, Osgood earned a medical degree at Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, N.Y. He is currently in his residency in pediatrics at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children in Philadelphia.
He shares his memories of meeting the pope and his thoughts on the pope's resignation.
What were your thoughts upon hearing of the pope's resignation?
My initial feeling was disbelief. But after deeper consideration, I have come to believe that this might be fitting for a pope such as Benedict XVI. He filled his papacy sometimes with a quiet presence. His papacy has been full of bold statements and a yearning to bring the world to a deeper faith, yet this Holy Father has shown us how to sink deeper into the spiritual presence of God with a quiet voice and open ears. His retirement shows us even more the depth of his faith whereby he both acknowledges his humanly limitations and shows us how to offer those up to God with both faith and gratitude.
What do you remember most about your meeting with the pope?
The anticipation (and perhaps anxiety) leading up to those days was very great but filled with joy. I think when the Holy Father walked up the steps to the Pryzbyla Center and greeted the crowd, I must have blended in with everyone else at the door because I initially got passed by. Father O'Connell [now bishop of Trenton, who was then University president] had to direct the Holy Father back outside to see me and, fortunately (since I was a bit nervous by that point) introduced me and explained who I was and that I was asking for him to bless my hands so that I might be a better physician. Those 10 seconds were truly surreal. It seemed as though the crowd was silent at that point (even though they clearly were not) and, for a brief while, the Holy Father was ministering directly to me. That is a moment I will not forget.
Have your thoughts on Catholic education changed at all since you wrote your winning essay in 2008?
They have not. I still feel that education is truly a right that all individuals must have equal access to. Education is an essential part of human collaboration and progress and brings societies together in so many ways. Catholic education, with its tradition of quality schooling and faith-based formation, is truly an asset to Catholics and people of all faiths. Now, many years out from my original Catholic elementary schooling, I am still very grateful for the foundations built, the skills acquired, and the faith explored.
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On 15 March 2017 a significant new law, Law No 20 of 2016 Regarding the Pledge of Movables as Security for a Debt ("Pledge Law"), came into force in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The new law is poised to substantially alter and create certainty in commercial lending practices in the UAE. It provides protections against the multiple pledges of assets to different lenders by borrowers, and is designed to encourage the adoption of more prudent lending practices by lenders in a market long dominated by "name" and family-based lending in place of contemporary best-practice risk analysis.
The advent of the Pledge Law is part of a recent flood of commercial legislation in the UAE which has included the introduction of a new national Commercial Companies Law and Bankruptcy Law. Unlike those laws, however, which had been anticipated for the better part of a decade, the Pledge Law was introduced with little notice or fanfare. Given the scope and potential effect of the law, its sudden and unheralded arrival was something of a surprise to practitioners and the financial community alike.
Overview of Existing Law
Historically in the UAE, security for lending has been supported, generally on a non-institutional basis, by possessory liens. These remain valid under the Pledge Law and, in fact, appear to remain capable of registration under the new law. The Pledge Law recognises these, but is almost entirely limited in its application to non-possessory pledges over assets in support of lending or other secured transactions.
Non-possessory pledges are not new to the UAE. The Commercial Transactions Law of the United Arab Emirates [Federal Law No. 18 of 1993] provides for non-possessory liens over a number of different types of physical and intangible assets. For moveable assets, the Commercial Transactions Law provides for business or commercial mortgages, which can only be granted to financial institutions, but also for commercial pledges (also known as chattel mortgages) for other than institutional lending contexts.
In order to be effective under the old law, business mortgages needed to include very specific wording as to what assets were charged, uncertainly being a grounds for voiding the charge; had to be executed before a notary public and, accordingly, be written in the Arabic language or parallel translation; and required registration with a Commercial Register to be established by each of the seven Emirates. Only Abu Dhabi and Dubai actually established such registers and, requiring physical attendance, they are notoriously difficult to search for prior liens or even to access at all. It was also a requirement that notice of the charge had to be given by publication in at least one Arabic-language newspaper two weeks prior to registration being effected.
In addition, the existing law did not provide for a system for determining priority amongst pledges. Other than a single provision of the UAE Civil Code [Federal Law No. 5 of 1985, as amended], which provides that, with respect to the assignment of "rights" (which has been interpreted as including the right to receivables, for example), where there are several assignments of one right, only the first assignment will be enforceable. Priority of security was not specifically addressed in UAE law.
Enforcement was also somewhat problematic under the previous system, heavily dependent upon courts throughout the process from notice to realisation, and with no self-help remedies generally available to a creditor. The Pledge Law has been designed to rectify some of these deficiencies.
What Is New?
Somewhat confusingly, the Pledge Law ignores business mortgages and pledges granted under the Commercial Transactions Law, and does not amend or suspend any aspect of it or the UAE Civil Code in any material respect. As these aspects of the law are not repealed, presumably debtors and creditors can create and take security under the old law. However, the Pledge Law is ground breaking in many ways:
- Creation of a Register of Charges: The heart of the new law is the creation of a registry for the registration of charges upon moveable and other stipulated assets, similar to the registries established under the US Uniform Commercial Code or under the personal property security laws applicable in numerous Canadian provinces, Australia, New Zealand and many other jurisdictions. The Register has yet to be established, however the Pledge Law states that it will be an electronic registry, presumably searchable, and that it is to be created by a Cabinet Resolution and, hence, probably administered federally at a national level. At present, there is a great deal of second guessing as to what information will be available on the Register and to what extent it will be publically available. The Pledge Law suggests that public access may be limited by the terms of the pledge agreement itself.
- Collateral Subject to Pledge: A wide range of assets can be pledged as collateral security under the Pledge Law, including trade payables, bank deposits, bonds and similar financial instruments, equipment and other tangible commercial assets, goods on consignment, raw materials or work in progress, agricultural products and any other assets stipulated as capable of pledge by law.
- Pledge Free from Possession: The Pledge Law affirms the right of parties to pledge their assets without the transfer of title to the pledgee or a third party, subject to due registration. It also allows pledgees holding a possessory lien the right to register under the new law, subject to certain conditions.
- Form of Pledge:
Commercial or business pledges under the Commercial Transactions
Law were required to be executed before a notary public. The fact
that the new register is to be electronic renders that requirement
unlikely, although it is unclear. There are, however, some form
requirements which must be adhered to for the pledge to be valid,
- Pledge contract must be in writing in a form consistent with Executive Regulations, which are to be promulgated.
- Pledgor must have the capacity to enter into the pledge in respect of the pledged property.
- Assets subject to pledge must be described in general or specific terms consistent with commercial practice relevant to the pledged property itself.
- Importantly, in a first for the UAE, the pledge must contain a statement as to whether or not there are prior liens on the same asset, a move to bar the practice of creating multiple assignments or pledges of the same assets, a not uncommon occurrence.
- Pledgee must actually pay the monies stipulated in the pledge agreement.
- Pledge of Future Property: In a significant departure in the UAE, after-acquired property may be included in a pledge. Whether the rights against this type of asset will be enforced by the courts in the manner of rights granted under floating charges (a concept not previously recognised under UAE law), remains to be seen.
- Priority: As with many international jurisdictions, first in time in registration grants priority to a creditor in a pledged asset as against third parties.
- Priority as to Proceeds: The priority of a registered interest extends to priority over the proceeds of disposition of a pledged asset.
- Changes in Enforcement: As noted above, the enforcement of security granted under existing law, which required it to be undertaken through the local courts, is lengthy, with the increased expense which that entails. The new law sets out a variety of self-help remedies, including seizure and sale, dependent upon the character of the asset in question.
The Pledge Law is a step in the right direction and, in the context of the wave of wider legislative commercial reform in the UAE, can only be regarded as positive. It is a move toward greater transparency in commercial life in the Emirates and should be welcomed as such. However, the devil is, as they say, in the details and there is work to be done in terms of the creation of the Register, in setting out what information it contains, to whom it is open for scrutiny and similar implementation matters. Further, it is not clear as to how the UAE Courts will adapt to their new and somewhat reduced role under the new law.
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With all of the racing games available on PlayStation 2, few are truly memorable. Gran Turismo 3 A-spec has obliterated nearly every corner of the market -- and, subsequently, gamers' spare time. But while GT3 is a great and genuinely memorable title, it's arguably more of a simulation than an arcade game. There is a living room worth of space for a great arcade game to come along and snap up those players who desperately want to play a fast, fun arcade-style racer. Acclaim and developer Criterion hope to fill that Hulk-sized pair of pants, and from what we have seen, they have a hell of a shot.
During Acclaim's Summer Gamers' Day, Acclaim Entertainment showed off the pipes, valves, pistons and, well, the impressive horsepower of the engine beneath the hood of its upcoming Burnout 2: Point of Impact, the multi-platform racer due this November on PlayStation 2. Acclaim has indicated that the game isn't coming to any other system¿officially, but following the same logic of last year's release, with the PS2 version first, the others to follow, Burnout 2 may very well come to Xbox and GameCube sometime soon, too.
There aren't too many new big secrets to reveal, except for how the game really looks and feels. The basics already are out there. Criterion has improved the Burnout engine by digging deeper into the PlayStation 2's hard-to-program engine, gleaning and culling every ounce of it so they can produce a faster, better-looking game. Already, it blazes at a mighty solid 60 FPS, with absolutely no LOD problems (no pop-in), and crystal clear high-resolution backgrounds, roads and cars. The game already looks much better on PlayStation 2. It's clean looking, meaning that while there is some aliasing in this pre-Beta version, it's far less glaring that in the final version of Burnout 1. The title has yet to be optimized, and for that matter, yet to reach Beta, so all looks bright for the future, pun intended. There are realistic weather effects, including snow, rain and fog, and the game sports excellent lighting effects. Realtime reflections, specular highlighting, and Bloom lighting, a difficult-to-get effect showing off a particular sun reflections and glare, were used to increase the game's visual realism.
There are six locations and 32 stages, including more US spots (Rocky Mountains, Los Angeles, New Mexico, an international airport, and more), 14 different cars, and the ability to customize your own vehicles. The way in which you earn boosts has improved, too. Players earn them by getting as close to other cars as possible, with higher points given to nearly missing oncoming traffic. Now, players also earn boosts by getting air via jumps. The new cars feature more American cars, too, such as 1950s hot rods, stock cars, pickups, SUVs and police cars. This time, there are seven secret cars, something the first title was noticeably slim on (14 + 7 = 21 cars total). These include hot rods, 1920s cars, Japanese muscle cars, NASCAR cars and more. And what's an English game without a little humor? There's a "student driver" vehicle, decked out with the big lettering, a white marker on the roof, and well, it looks like a clunker. The catch is that it's one of the best cars in the game. Oy oy!
The interesting elements that make Burnout 2 a far better game, however, are the culmination of little details and seemingly minute aspects that many gamers could have easily overlooked in the first, rather stripped-down game. When you pass an oncoming vehicle, you hear a little sound effect notifying that you've done something good. The power-up meter is slightly more prominent (in the lower-left corner), displaying a better visual presence for gamers to see the measure of their progress. The sound effect of the engine clicking into turbo and whirring is more exhilarating this time around, and the sense of speed itself it is indeed more thrilling, too. Just these aspects alone create a better sense of what you're supposed to do and what you need to do to improve.
That's just the preliminary, surface level stuff. Burnout 2, while still, an arcade racer, has a lot of going on to make it deeper, broader, and a game that begs you to come back to it. Vehicles take more damage -- trunks, hoods, tires, wheels, roofs, and fenders are all subject to a beating. Vehicle engines smoke and catch on fire, and there are sparks flaring up at any point of metal-to-metal impact. There's a deep level of flying objects as well. Car fenders, glass, chunks of metal, and hundreds of little bits that blast from the point of contact, creating a healthy fireworks display onscreen.


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Have you been injured in a pedestrian or vehicle accident, a construction site accident, or even because of a slip and fall off your neighbor's porch? Serious injury lawyer, Miami guidance is especially important in determining the severity of the injury, its cause, and other important aspects in any legal claim.
What's Defined As a Serious Injury?
A serious injury is often defined as a serious bodily injury that involves a degree of severity that is beyond physical injury. In other words, a serious injury can be classified as an injury that leads to disfigurement, long-term loss of some body part, function or movement, physical or mental impairment, as well as a risk of death. Common types of serious injuries include but are not limited to:
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If you or a loved one has experienced a serious injury, it's important to know your rights in regard to making, and winning, a personal injury claim. At the other end of the spectrum, if you're deemed to be at fault for causing a serious injury, it's important to know your responsibilities, obligations, and to the degree with which you might be punished.
Serious injury cases often involve punitive and/or compensatory damages. Compensatory damages are awards granted to a victim or claimant for lost wages, damages, medical bills, and so forth. Punitive damages are often offered in serious injury cases that provide for mental or emotional pain and distress, or in some cases, for any kind of psychological injury that may have a long-term and detrimental impact on the ability to work or function in an otherwise "normal" manner.
Documentation Is Key
When it comes to making a claim for serious injury, an experienced lawyer will be able to advise you in regard to potential damages, but you also have to provide documentation. Such documentation can include proof of damages or loss to property, medical or mental health that includes medical documentation (such as x-rays, lab results and expenses from health care providers).
Medical documentation should be very specific in regard to the cost of injury treatments, the length of hospital stay, and the potential need for outpatient services such as short and long-term rehabilitation.
Ascertaining Legal Responsibility
Proving fault is one of the foundations of any personal injury lawsuit. When it comes to serious injuries, the amount of damages will be determined by the monetary cost of injuries and rehabilitation, as well as other physical and mental injuries. A person's actions or perceived carelessness in an accident scenario may also affect claims and damage awards. These actions or perceived carelessness can include:
Serious injury lawyer Miami-based Boris Lavent of Lavent Law firm provides the experience and know-how when it comes to serious injury claims. For more information regarding your rights and responsibilities when it comes to a serious injury claim or defense, call Lavent Law at (305) 440-0450 for a free consultation.
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Hidden cooker hoods
The two newest types of cooker hoods make your cooker hood almost invisible in the kitchen.
Ceiling hoods are completely integrated in the architecture of your kitchen as they are built into your ceiling – usually a false ceiling. The Cirrus ceiling hood is made from stainless steel; the Phobos and Enigma cooker hood covers are made from polyurethane and can be painted to match the colour of your ceiling.
Downdraft cooker hoods are hidden below your work surface when they are not in use. Like ceiling hoods they can be operated by remote control. To complement your kitchen design BEST downdraft cooker hoods are available in a selection of black glass, white glass and stainless steel.
Innovative cooker hood designs
What would you like your decorative cooker hood to look like? You can have cooker hoods that look like iconic lighting designs, fancy mirrors, or pieces of art.
There is a wide choice of materials, and some inspirational hood designs combine different materials. The popular Kite wall-mounted hood, for instance, combines black or white glass with chrome. The Equinox wall-mounted hood offers a choice between black and mirror glass or white glass and chrome. The Lipari island hood teams stainless steel with translucent red Lexan (polycarbonate). The Secret hood even offers the option of attaching your own custom panel.
Some of the most innovative cooker hoods are made from stainless steel. The flowing lines of the Double Vertigo make it look like a piece of art. The Vintage and Moon pendant style hoods look like lighting designs. The unusual curved shape of the Shelf hides a powerful extractor.
Cooker hoods with perimeter extraction feature a glass or stainless steel panel which neatly hides the grease filters. This also improves the extraction power because the air is forced through small apertures along the perimeter of the hood. It makes the hood quieter, too!
New technology in decorative cooker hoods
The basic methods of cooker hood extraction have remained the same. Ducted cooker hoods remove the air from the kitchen to the outside, while recirculation cooker hoods recycle the air back into the kitchen after purification. Extraction technology, however, has improved hugely making cooker hoods quieter and more environmentally friendly. Some cooker hoods can even operate completely automatically!
BEST Silent Tech
The noise level of BEST Silent Tech cooker hoods is almost imperceptible at low speeds. Thanks to sophisticated sound proofing and three-dimensional wave filters, sound output is reduced by 36% compared to traditional motors while maintaining powerful extraction.
BEST Silent Tech is available for the Spark and Polar island hoods; and the Polar wall-mounted hoods.
Energy saving
BEST has created a three-phase electronic motor for extractors. This motor saves an average of 55% energy compared to traditional motors. The three-phase motor is used in the Spark and Polar island hoods; and the Polar wall-mounted hoods.
LED lights only require 3 watts – compared to 20 watts for halogen lights. Moreover, LED lights have a life span of up to 40,000 hours. The following hoods feature LED lighting: all ceiling hoods; the Lift downdraft hood; and the Spark and Gloss island hoods.
Advanced Sensor Control
Imagine you don't need to worry about switching on your cooker hood, adjusting its speed level nor about turning it off… Thanks to the patented Advanced Sensor Control (ASC) you can devote your attention to talking to friends while cooking rather than worry about keeping you're the air in your kitchen fresh.
The ASC system automatically switches on your cooker hood when odours, gas, steam or smoke is detected. The speed will be automatically adjusted depending on the amount of steam, smoke, etc detected. So if you burn your steak, the hood will automatically switch itself to the highest speed level. When you have finished cooking, the extractor will continue to operate until all odours have been removed from your kitchen, and then turn itself off.
Why switch off the hood straight away after you've finished cooking? It's better to keep the extractor running for a few more minutes to finalise cleaning the air in the kitchen. That's what a BEST timer allows you to do. Select the speed required, press the timer and the extractor will continue to run for five more minutes before switching itself off.


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2017 Annual Conference
2017 Conference Mobile App Now Available
The conference mobile app is available for iPad and iPhone through the
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Fun Times at Conference
After a busy day at conference, be sure to enjoy some social time with your fellow attendees. There are many great events to choose from. Here are just a few; more information about these and other events can be found in the
2017 Conference Program
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must be purchased by Friday, April 7.
Wednesday, April 19
February 2017
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BiblioTech / Via Ride & Read Party Bus & Reception
(Ticketed, register online only)
6:15 – 9:30 pm
Hop on the bus and travel to a reception at BiblioTech. Space is limited!
Networking with New Members
7:30 – 8:30 pm
It's all about who you know! Meet other TLA members at this Dutch-treat event.
San Antonio After Dark: Ghost Tour
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8:15 – 10 pm
San Antonio is considered one of the most haunted cities in the world. Take a walk back in time and hear the blood-curdling stories, and learn about the ghostly happenings that continue today.
Thursday, April 20
Public Libraries Division Membership Party
5:30 – 6:30 pm
Join fellow public librarians at a happy hour at Casa Rio on the Riverwalk.
An Evening with the Authors
6:00 – 9:30 pm
Enjoy an amazing dinner, and get a glimpse behind the scenes and into authors' worlds at the treasured La Orilla building.
Library School Dinners and Receptions
6:30 – 8:30 pm
SHSU, TWU, UNT, UH Clear Lake and UT-Austin are hosting dinners and receptions around the city.
CycloSocial Party Bike Ride
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7-8pm or 8-9pm
Spend time on a party bike socializing with 14 other conference attendees and experience some of the city's hidden gems.
Evening Storytelling Concert
Circle of Excellence storyteller (and former librarian) Beth Horner headlines this evening at the Grand Hyatt. She'll be joined by bilingual musician-storyteller Sue Young, African-American griot DeCee Cornish, and librarian teller Candy Casseb.
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Round Table Meet & Greet
Whether or not you're a member of the round table, or if you're LGBT or an ally, come party at Brooklynite.
Small Community Libraries Round Table Networking Social
The Small Community Librarian of the Year and the Advocate of the Year will be honored at this fun evening at The Buckhorn and Texas Ranger Museum.
Intergalactic Dance Club Party
9 pm – 12 am
Join us at the Brooklynite for a party that rises to the upper stratosphere of celebration and revelry.
Friday, April 21
Hetherington 30th Fun Run/Walk
Start the walk at Hemisfair Park and finish at the President's All-Conference Party
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6:30 – 8:30 pm
The LCRT is hosting its first ever social event at conference at the convention center.
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