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Manipur Police Admit Card 2016 download constable, relief men, follower and various other 3057 post hall ticket available at manipurpolice.org.
Manipur Constable Exam Hall Ticket: Hey everyone, how are you all, we hope everything is fine with you all. We have bring some pleasant news for you all, those who have applied for Manipur Police Recruitment 2016, were waiting for admit card to appear for its written examination, now finally wait is over as organization has released it on their official website so guys you can visit it & download hall ticket from there. There are total number of 3057 vacancies available for various posts like constable, relief men, and follower. Aspirants who were looking for government jobs have applied to it on or before due date of submitting an application. To download admit card all have to log on to organization's is official web portal that is manipurpolice.org.
Manipur is an Indian state located in north-east part of the country, and Manipur police departments is a law enforcement agency for that state. This organization works under the ministry of home affairs of the state government of Manipur and Director General of police (DGP) is a head of this department which works from headquarter which is in capital city of state. To maintain law & order situation in the state is the prime responsibility of this department.
There are many people working in this department, just a few days ago to increase its workforce they have issued a recruitment notification for 3057 vacancies of constable, relief men and follower post, to which they got very good response from aspirants who are interested & eligible to any of these post. After completing online registration process they have issued a admit card of all candidates to appear for written examination.
Manipur Police Admit Card 2016
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Name of Post: Constable, Relief Men, Follower
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Why People Hate?
What is Hate?
Many people love to hate. They hate other religions, other nations, other political parties, other people......
What is hate? It is nothing but extreme dislike about 'other' individuals or groups.
According to psychologists, hate is a state of ego which want to destroy unhappiness and anger towards others. Many times, it remains not just an emotion, but becomes a psychological problem.
Extreme hate by a person or group can lead to unrest in society and both the groups get isolated.
Some Reasons Behind Hatred
Why they hate?
I have found many reasons for this behavior of people. Here I am giving the most common reasons which make people to hate.
Jealousy: Jealousy is the most common reason for hating others. Many people do not like other people or anything that is not related to them, but is superior to them. Superiority of others creates inferiority complex in some people. This inferiority complex makes them to hate the superiors.
Enmity: Enmity is another common reason which forces people to hate. Many people can not live without enemy. They find see enemies everywhere and select some of them to hate. The enemies may be individuals, or communities, teams, nations etc.
Disdain: Many people suffer from Superiority complex. They love all their own things extremely, like their country, their state, their language, their race, their people etc. They always disregard others and hate them. But such people themselves become victim of hatred by others.
Exploitation: Some people or communities live on exploiting others. Such people become victims of hatred by others.
Taught to hate: This is one more reason I have observed. People are taught to hate by politicians, communal organizations, community and even by parents and teachers.
Ignorance: If other ignore, ignored people start to hate
-Mahavir Sanglikar
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Other than ignorance, I would say one strong reason people hate is in order to fit in. There is a very strong desire in some people to fit in with the people who happen to be around them. They feel more confident and comfortable as part of a group. This begins early in life. I'm sure you understand how cliques or gangs work. People feel good belonging to a group, and will do what is needed to become and remain a member without questioning if the requirements are right. The group can just as well be a particular religion or a particular political party as to be a clique or a gang or even a cult.
Many group leaders go out of their way to persuade/convince (brainwash really) people into believing their group is best. Church leaders will tell members continually that they are the only true church of God and they are the only people who are truly saved, etc. They set people up to look down on other people who are not members of the that church. They even control their membership to where they look down on other members if those members aren't doing exactly what the church leader says they should be doing or thinking.
It is a form of manipulation and control to assure as much as possible that people join their church, political party, or whatever, and remain members. People give up their ability to think for themselves in these situations -- if they ever had that ability.
Group think carries a high cost for society in that these people often become bigots in the sense that they look down on anyone who doesn't agree with them or their group or what they believe to be the accepted belief or attitude about something.
Often these people are programmed to believe it is wrong even to listen to anything different from what they believe. One of my step-daughters once told me that she wouldn't even read literature from other churches than her own because it was evil. She learned that from her church leader who was controlling her in an effort to keep her and her weekly tithes in his church. I told her if anyone told me I couldn't read a particular book or other writing, that would be the first thing I would do -- read the forbidden book -- to see what they were trying to prevent me from knowing. My step-daughter didn't appreciate my attitude! ;)
So many people who claim to think for themselves do in fact group think like the Borg of Star Trek fame. They think what they are told to think and do not even seem to realize they are doing it. That is my idea of low intelligence and ignorance. Some people are more prone to manipulation than others. I personally believe it is due to intelligence quotient. Not their fault they were born with a simple mind, but it does a lot of harm in our society just the same.
Some of the people simple minded people want to impress may be great manipulators. Lots of people are actually employed to be manipulators in the case of politics, for example. It is their purpose to persuade as many people as possible to believe whatever they tell them in an effort to get votes for candidates of their political party. Those people who are less intelligent seem to be the more gullible to accepting whatever they are told that is negative about one party and good about the other. Sometimes these people are convinced to do things that are actually harmful to themselves and people generally, and do not even realize it in their zeal to belong and once their minds are under the control of their lead manipulator. It never occurs to them to research the various accusations to see if they are true. Very often when they bother to research they look for sources that agree with them and reject even listening or reading anything different. As a result they never learn to look below the surface of what they believe.
We have all heard the maxim, "Never judge a book by its cover," yet people judge things they know nothing about all the time, basing their judgment and opinion on what amounts to gossip. They never question what they are told because they want to fit in with the person(s) telling them untruths and misinformation. They want to believe the worst about people who are different from themselves as proof that they are themselves right and anyone different is therefore wrong. They are even hurting themselves and are so ignorant they don't realize it.
In research one must be careful to judge their sources carefully as I have pointed out in one of my hubs and as I sometimes say in comments and other places. Most people don't know how to do research and so doing it may not help them because they will only focus on sources that agree with them. The possibility that they may be wrong is beyond their cognitive ablity.
Sometimes hate is a tradition in some families, neighborhoods or communities. A person's grandparents hated people who were different in one or more ways, their parents hated likewise, and so they hate too, without question as to why. Sometimes they have a bad experience with a person who is different and then they make the assumption that all persons with the same physical traits (or other traits) are the same.
There are many reasons why people hate, but they mostly come down to ignorance -- superstition, and fear of the unknown. People who hate tend to fear (and distrust and find contemptuous) education, and education is often the remedy for hate.
People hate what they fear...
I have to agree with everyone. I think people should try to learn compassion and always try to understand what they don't know. An open mind thinks more clearly
I think you're all right. Plus I think people hate because of difference. Most of us can't get our heads around the fact that just because we think something, doesn't make it right. Humility is the way to go. I have a hub on this subject which you might enjoy. Thanks for writing. Nice job.
In my experience people hate in others what they are within themselves at heart.
similar to Indie's response, hate is not the opposite of love but rather love that has been rejected. Many times hate is also taught...but it all stems back to a desire for something one is not recieving
People mostly hate because of love. Like atheists exist because of religion, haters exist because love is spread around. Someone hasn't felt love or care at all, and so, because of grief, negative energy is radiating. For instance, if you beat a dog constantly, the dog would bite other people, not knowing where those persons are able to show love. Hate and love are like jin and jang.

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This is intended to be a sort of "landing page" that summarizes the Toast-R-Reflow project. Now that you're here, you can do a deeper dive by checking out all of the posts here with the toast-r-reflow label.
The internet is full of folks who have made their own SMD reflow oven by hacking a toaster oven. I'm not the first, and certainly won't be the last. The reason you have to hack them at all is because the controls that come with these devices are not nearly precise enough to follow a reflow soldering profile. Gutting the controls that come with the oven and giving control of the heating elements to a microcontroller (like an Arduino), and providing that controller with the ability to read the temperature from a high-temperature rated thermocouple is the task at hand.
Oven heating elements run with AC line voltage power and require hundreds of watts of electrical power. In order for a microcontroller to safely control such a load, it must be galvanically isolated. Most folks have used a Solid-state relay to do the switching, but those are very expensive. Triacs have been around for a long time now, and some are quite hefty. They can be controlled by opto-isolated driver triacs quite simply, with the result that the entire high-voltage switching assembly can be made on one board and built inside the oven where the original user controls were located. The input side of the optoisolator can be wired to low voltage wires and routed outside to the controller with complete safety. The triac circuit is inexpensive and simple enough that putting two copies of it on the board made it possible to cut the current requirements in half (so long as you can divide the load evenly between the two sides). The design is rated for 8 amps per channel, or just short of 2000 watts of power combined.
Lots of folks have bought a commercial PID controller to operate their oven. A PID controller is designed to provide an analog control signal, but that can be easily translated into a digital control signal by using a slow version of PWM. The Arduino has facilities for automatic PWM, but we're talking about a pulse frequency of closer to 1 Hz - much easier to simply do it in software. It should be noted that this is how microwave ovens provide proportional power as well - when you ask for 50% power, the microwave will generate power for one second and then stop for one second. This mechanism makes element control quite easy - you just need to be able to turn them on and off. Commercial PID controllers are also, however, quite expensive. Adapting an Arduino or - even better - an Atmel ATTiny controller to do the job can be done quite inexpensively. I started down this road by breadboarding the controller and designing the permanent controller as an SMD board. The power board was made with through-hole components simply because there are aren't many components and they need to have high voltage ratings. It also served to solve the bootstrapping problem - you build the power board, convert the oven and run the cycles at first with an Arduino and/or breadboarded controller, then use that to reflow the permanent controller.
For a while now, I've been using the OpenEVSE store's 2 line RGB LCD for just about everything. They're the same as the AdaFruit RGB LCD shield, but arranged as a "backpack" design with a 4 pin SIP cable connection back to the controller board. The particularly nice thing about these displays is that you can see the backlight color from much further away than you can read the text, which is useful for simple status reporting. The backpack/shield also allows you to read 5 buttons (we will only need one as a 'start' button) all over a single i2c slave.
The thermocouple needs a cold junction compensated amplifier. There are quite a few of those out there to choose from. The AD8495 is the best answer in terms of cost and simplicity. The original breadboard prototype was made with an AD595AQ, which is an older device and 3 times more expensive. To make the breadboarding easier on the next guy to come along, I designed an AD8495 breakout board that can plug into a breadboard and has a pair of screw terminals for a K type thermocouple. The AD8495 simply outputs a voltage that is 5 mV for every °C. This can be fed directly into an Arduino / ATTiny analog pin and read with analogRead() and scaled appropriately. +/- 1 °C is fine for this application.
Finally, an ATTiny85 is a perfect choice for the controller. It has a USI interface that can be converted into i2c with the TinyWireM library, and it has besides that two digital pins and one analog input pin - exactly what we need.
As for the oven, a Hamilton-Beach 31138 from Fry's was what I more or less randomly chose. It turned out to be an excellent choice. It can keep up with the reflow profile I chose and has yielded quite good results. It was also easy to disassemble and convert to its new use.
I'll be stocking the power and controller boards in my store if anyone wants to follow in my footsteps. The firmware for the controller is over on GitHub.
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Toast-R-Reflow: how-to summary
Posted by Nick at 7:52 PM
Labels: arduino, technology, toast-r-reflow
2 comments:
- Volthaus Lab said...
I have completed the power board and I am doing the controller soldering. It seems all the assembly instructions I can find are somewhat dated and not exactly what I'm working with, but that is only a minor detail really. Pretty obvious what needs to be done. I'm still waiting for the thermocouple to arrive so I will probably begin an exploratory dismantling of the Hamilton-Beach 31138.
- January 4, 2016 at 8:31 PM
- Nick said...
The most up-to-date documentation is the PDF at the Tindie store page. Go to https://www.tindie.com/products/nsayer/toast-r-reflow-controller/ and click on the "documentation" link.
- January 4, 2016 at 8:34 PM
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ALBANY — It's been 403 years since Henry Hudson sailed into New York harbor and 225 since the state's first constitution was adopted, but some lawmakers think New York needs an official state dog.
Actually, there are competing proposals — two bills out of roughly 12,000 that will be considered over the current two-year legislative session — to crown the New York-iest canine.
A measure by Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg would designate the German shepherd as the Empire State's official hound. The Long Island Democrat said he introduced the bill after a woman he met at a kennel convention asked him to.
But the measure is currently leashed: It has stalled in the Governmental Operations Committee, and Weisenberg says it will lie there.
Another bill by Assemblyman Micah Kellner, would designate dogs rescued by animal shelters — whatever their breed, pure or mutt — as the state dog.
"This is not a goof bill. This isn't the state soil," said Kellner, D-Manhattan. "My bill actually promotes the idea of rescuing animals, educates our children about rescuing animals and saves localities money."
Wait, wait — "state soil"? Sure enough, there's a bill by Assemblywoman Annie Rabbitt, R-Orange County, to designate black dirt as the state soil. It has not moved in the legislative process.
Let's look beyond dirt and dogs.
Somewhere between 1,000 and 1,500 pieces of legislation will be acted upon in the Assembly, according to chamber spokesman Mike Whyland. All will pass: There are 49 Republicans in the chamber and 100 Democrats, who control which bills come to the floor. No bill has failed in the Assembly since at least 2004; since 2005, 13 bills have failed on the floor of the state Senate.
This year, 1,235 bills have been introduced there, and 372 have passed, according to Scott Reif, a spokesman for Senate Republicans. It costs just under $200 million to fund the Legislature.
Legislators often introduce measures they know have no chance of passing, in some cases openly admitting, as Weisenberg did, that they were simply trying to make a point by its introduction.
But what about meaty issues — imposing legislative term limits, say, or establishing an independent commission to draw legislative districts — that are introduced year after year but never come up for a vote?
This is especially a problem for the chamber's Republicans like Assemblyman Mark Johns, a freshman from suburban Rochester. He has a bill that would give each member the chance to have one single bill brought for an up-or-down floor vote — and he doesn't care if legislation passes or fails.
"You get to pinch hit once every two seasons," he said. "We do vote on a lot of nonsense. But I was elected to usher in real reform, and if we did this, people would start talking about it."
If — and we wish we could print "if" in a bigger type size — the bill were to pass, what would members advance? Would there be votes on the state dog?
Some legislation seems destined to percolate as idea but not law. Many bills of this type can be changed before they are even introduced.
Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis, for example, recently backed away from a provision to ban testicular implants for dogs — called "neuticles" — after she was razzed by colleagues for a bill she was drafting to ban "non-medical cosmetic surgery" for dogs and cats.
The final form of the bill would ban tattoos, piercings and tummy tucks.
"It's just unnecessary," the Staten Island Republican said. "To put a dog through that amounts to a form of animal cruelty."
She hopes to introduce the bill soon.
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A phone rings loudly in the background, and Graham Wilkinson excuses himself to lift one of his five-month old twins into his arms. His wife continues to nurse the other while taking a conference call with her boss in Norway.
"That's some modern times stuff right there," laughs Wilkinson, baby in hand.
Despite his east Texas upbringing, the 30-year-old singer/songwriter's story is anything but traditional. After college in Arkansas, he worked at a jet-engine power plant in Greece and taught English on the Micronesian island of Pohnpei. It was his brother's death (the late Aaron Wilkinson, guitarist for the Moldy Peaches) that finally brought him home.
"He was my best friend," says Wilkinson. "I couldn't leave my family again, so I stayed in Texas. I met my wife and daughter, who pretty much saved me from being kind of self-destructive. I had to start taking music more seriously and get out all those things that needed getting out."
Aaron was buddies with songwriter Hayes Carll, so Wilkinson arrived in Austin with a big-brother figure to help show him the way. Carll sings on Wilkinson's song, "Ragamuffin," a tribute to his brother.
Wilkinson found work at an outdoors store, where, the morning after seeing him perform, acclaimed songsmith Alejandro Escovedo walked in with his wife. Without hesitating, Wilkinson talked up his new EP to the Americana artist, only to discover he didn't have a copy with him. Escovedo came back for it, eventually becoming like a father figure to Wilkinson and playing on his album, Yearbook.
That 2009 LP was a big step for Wilkinson. Soon after that album's release, Wilkinson's band, the Underground Township, dissolved. He's now setting out on the road with a restructured four piece, consisting of bass, drums, and Burning Spear's former horn arranger on sax and flute.
"We go from country to rock 'n' roll to reggae ... upbeat songs, sad songs, just however the crowd's feeling at the time," says Wilkinson. "We've played at dance halls in Texas where there's old-time cowboys with big ol' belt buckles, two-stepping to a dance-hall reggae song. Reggae and bluegrass are really one in the same if you switch it up."
Wilkinson recently released a new single and video, "Focus," on his website. He jokes that he was six beers deep in the 110-degree heat when they recorded it in an Airstream. "It's the launch of a new plan and a new situation," he says. "I've got these little babies — new faces, new beginnings — it's all a manifestation of that."


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By Yoav Perlman
This stunning (putative) Stejneger's Stonechat was ringed at the migration hotspot of Falsterbo Bird Observatory in southern Sweden on September 20th. The bird was caught in the reedbed area north of Falsterbo lighthouse. Björn Malmhagen from Falsterbo participated in the recent and hugely successful Spurn Migfest and had a great time it seems. Björn was also involved in the identification of a stonechat at Spurn a few days ago, first thought to be stejneger's but later identified as European Stonechat. It's great to see the partnership formed between Spurn Bird Observatory, Falsterbo BO and Cape May BO.
Björn sent me these educational images, comparing the Falsterbo bird, 1cy female, with an almost identical bird he had ringed in China exactly a year earlier. Incredible. Feathers of the Falsterbo bird were sent for DNA analysis by Martin Stervander at Lund University, Sweden. So hopefully ID will be confirmed soon.
Of the maurus group, stejnegeri is the eastermost form, and not the easiest to identify, especially from European Stonechat. But in recent years more focus has been given to this taxon after several western European records (see previous posts on Birding Frontiers here and here).
In these excellent composite images by Björn, the key features can be seen. This is what Björn wrote to me about his impression of the bird in the field: "The bird gave an overall dark impression with a deep rusty rump and uppertail-coverts lacking any dark markings. The underpart was light orange – in colours closest to a western bird – in contrast to a whitish throat."
The strong bill is also evident here. Width of bill of the Falsterbo bird at the proximal edge of the nostrils was measured to 5.2 mm which, according to Svensson (1992), places this bird outside the range of maurus (4.7–5.7 mm in stejnegeri, compared to 4.0–4.9 mm in maurus). Compared to other Siberian Stonechats, primary projection is not that long – wing measurement was 69 mm.
The pattern of rump and uppertail coverts is crucial for ID. Note the richly toned rump, unlike that buff-whitish rump of other maurus. Also, note the dark centers to longest uppertail coverts – typical for stejnegeri (more than half of individuals were found to have such a pattern – see another excellent article by Magnus Hellström and Gabriel Norevik in BB (2014)):
Many thanks to Björn and his brilliant team from Falsterbo BO for sharing this with us.


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Arthritis Queensland Fellowship applications closing Friday 5pm 17 July 2015
The 2016 Arthritis Queensland Fellowship is a post-doctoral fellowship to support medical and clinical research into treatments for all forms of relevant musculoskeletal conditions and recognised symptoms arising from the conditions e.g. pain.
For more information visit the Arthritis Australia website or phone 02 9518 4441.
Read more about other research we support.
- The grant will be a stipend of $50,000 and is not renewable
- The recipient must be based in Queensland
- The recipient must be agreeable to developing a partnership with Arthritis Queensland (AQ) e.g. participate in relevant AQ marketing campaigns; be able and willing to communicate with AQ stakeholders.
- The recipient will provide periodic financial and performance reporting to AQ
- Ongoing recipient endorsement of AQ, especially in the event of significant progress in research.
- Within six months of completion of the fellowship, the recipient will be required to submit a written report in layman's terms about the fellowship (for publication) as well as a full scientific report to Arthritis Australia and to Arthritis Queensland. Copies of any publications resulting from this work are also required.
- Acknowledgement of Arthritis Australia and Arthritis Queensland in all oral and written presentations/articles associated with the funding.
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The 2015 Arthritis Queensland Fellowship - $50,000 (funded by Arthritis Queensland) was awarded to Dr Karsten Schrobback Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation, Queensland University of Technology Project: Biomarkers of mechanical stress and harmful loading on osteoarthritic knee cartilage
Osteoarthritis (OA) is an age-associated disease affecting 1.6 million Australians but there is no cure, due in large part to our lack of understanding of the disease. Abnormal biomechanical loading of cartilage tissue in the joint plays a major role in the development of knee osteoarthritis and is linked to important osteoarthritis risk factors, such as obesity, joint injury, malalignment and occupational overuse. This project will identify novel stress marker molecules released from knee cartilage in response to harmful tissue loading. These biomarkers will be validated in human body fluids taken from a cohort of older adults with and without knee osteoarthritis before and after controlled physical activity. The biomarkers will allow early detection of knee osteoarthritis and could be used to guide the design of patient-specific, physical exercises to increase joint health and defer costly knee replacement surgery. The project will also improve our holistic understanding of the impacts of mechanical load on cartilage.
Dr Karsten Schrobback is an early career researcher, who has completed his PhD in the area of cartilage matrix biology and regenerative medicine in 2010 at the Queensland University of Technology. He worked as a postdoctoral research fellow in the Cartilage Regeneration and Tissue Engineering group following his PhD, with Dr Tim Woodfield at the University of Otago, Christchurch (UOC), New Zealand. When his work in Christchurch was brought to a sudden end by the February earthquake in 2011, Dr Schrobback was able to continue his research projects in the Cartilage Regeneration Laboratory (CRL) of Assoc Prof Travis Klein at the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation (IHBI). He officially joined CRL in May 2011 and is the deputy leader of the group. Dr Schrobback has made significant contributions to the cartilage biology, osteoarthritis and tissue engineering literature through the publication of 11 peer-reviewed journal articles (4 as first author), 1 book chapter and over 23 conference abstracts).


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Ivory Coast in West Africa has primarily been known as the world's largest cocoa producer. But the country's governments have taken various steps over the years to diversify the Ivorian economy, which has meant efforts to increase exploration and mining activities in the gold sector. More than 30 mining companies with global operations are currently exploring across the country. According to the government and industry experts, Ivory Coast had the potential to double its annual production of seven metric tons of gold in the coming two years. Some estimate that the West African country's total reserves of the yellow metal could be as high as 200 metric tons.
Fortunately, the political situation in Ivory Coast has calmed following the disputes surrounding the recent presidential election, and a growing number of multinational mining firms are intending to start operating in the country. President Laurent Gbagbo was defeated by his political opponent Alassane Quattara in an election in November 2010; but Gbagbo's reluctance to resign from office resulted in rioting and violence that left more than 2,000 people dead.
Michael Mian, president of the Interprofessional Mining Group and head of the Australian mining giant Newcrest Mining's Ivorian activities, believes that the country's gold production could double in the next two years. Besides Newcrest, the companies La Mancha, Cluff Gold and Randgold Resources are already running operations in Ivory Coast as well. Many more companies are planning operations in the country since the settlement of the electoral crisis - from which Quattara finally emerged as the winner. Numerous properties around the country are being explored, with many advancing along the road to production. According to the government, the richest mining areas are situated in the eastern part of the country.
Adama Toungara, who was named on June 1 as minister for mines, oil and energy, recently stated that the government intends to triple gold production in the next four to seven years. In order to reach that aim, the government needs to ensure continuing political stability. Street fights and violent riots between Gbagbo's and Quattara's political supporters took Ivory Coast to the brink of civil war earlier this year, resulting in shut downs of various mines across the country - among them Newcrest's Bonikro gold mine. The Ivorian government holds a 10% stake in Bonikro, which is situated in the country's south, close to Abidjan. Newcrest started production at Bonikro in 2008, mining 150,000 ounces of gold in their first year. Company estimates expect the mine to produce around 120,000 ounces per year in the future.
Due to the deteriorating security situation earlier this year, Perseus Mining also had to stop their exploration activities, while the Canadian company La Mancha has announced that output at its Ity mine will be highly dependent on a stable political environment. La Mancha estimates annual production of between 26,000 and 43,000 ounces of gold at Ity if all goes according to plan.
Ivory Coast's mining potential isn't limited to gold. The country also possesses reserves of other natural resources such as diamonds, nickel, cobalt, bauxite, iron and manganese. In order to increase their operations in the country, foreign mining firms are hoping that President Quattara delivers on his promise to foster peace and stability in the country.
Roman Baudzus is a contributing writer for GoldMoney.
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We are a non-profit organization, led by Cheyenne congregations and supported by local business and community groups. Our focus is on providing an opportunity for people in the Cheyenne area to come together in an effort to help the sick and the economically disadvantaged.
Thanks to all the people that came down to our Donation Drive! And special Thanks to Thrivent Financial
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The 14th Annual Cheyenne Day of Giving will be held on Friday May 10, 2019. While we hold our event annually, we assist our agencies by purchasing supplies for them throughout the year.
Black Hills Energy gave us a $1250 grant in both 2017 and 2018. Last year they invited the Executive Board to a check presentation for us. We had a chance to talk about Day of Giving with a wonderful group of employees, and they presented us with a 'big check.' It was a happy time and a big help to our year-round efforts to help
eleven local agencies!
The Youth Group at First Presbyterian Church made Super Bowl Sunday a great day for Day of Giving!
After the service, they lined up outside the sanctuary with the sign in this picture and baskets labeled "Commercials," Patriots," and "Eagles." Donors could vote for their favorite part/s of the Super Bowl based on where they donated their money. We don't know for sure which basket had the most cash, but Day of Giving is grateful for the hundreds of dollars donated in that very happy 15 minutes after the service!
Thanks to the Youth Group and leader Matt Woodard for helping us with a donation that will go toward purchases to help neighbors in great financial need! It's donations like this one that make our year-round work of helping 11 area agencies possible!
The entire community is invited to give in many ways:
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By Lois Slavin, MIT SDM communications director
SDM's annual systems thinking conference provides opportunities for systems thinkers to learn practical applications from some of the world's leading innovators—including experts from MIT and industry, as well as each other. This year's conference, focused specifically on health care and energy/sustainability, will take place October 22-23, 2009, on the MIT campus. The event has been carefully designed to provide attendees with practical information that can be broadly applied across a range of industries—from automotive and high tech to retail, financials, services, and nonprofits.
The premise of the conference is that complex challenges require a new way of thinking, working, and leading that incorporates disciplines formerly seen as separate, or at best, linked. Conference attendees will learn to apply an interdisciplinary, "systems thinking" approach to challenges that integrates technology, management, and social sciences. Designed to expand the reach of systems thinking to more and more complex systems, the event will stress the importance of designing solutions that incorporate all three areas, with an emphasis on the societal context.
Speakers will not only discuss best practices for applying systems thinking to some of the most pressing and complex challenges of our time—health care, energy, and sustainability—but also how attendees might think about using insights provided in their own work. There will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions, as well as to network with other systems thinkers attending the conference.
As of this writing, the following speakers have been confirmed:
From MIT:
• Joel Moses, PhD, Institute Professor
• Olivier L. de Weck, PhD, associate professor of aeronautics and astronautics and engineering systems;
associate director, Engineering Systems Division
• Patrick Hale, director, MIT System Design and Management Fellows Program; senior lecturer, MIT Engineering Systems Division; president, International Council on Systems Engineering
• Deborah Nightingale, PhD, professor of the practice of aeronautics and astronautics and engineering systems; codirector, Lean Advancement Initiative
• Stan N. Finkelstein, MD, senior research associate, Engineering Systems Division and Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences & Technology
• Joseph F. Coughlin, PhD, senior lecturer, Engineering Systems Division; director, AgeLab
From the health care industry:
• Blackford Middleton, MD, MPH, MSc, Partners HealthCare System Inc., Clinical Informatics R&D, Center for Information Technology Leadership
• Henry Feldman, MD, Beth Israel Medical Deaconess Center
Experts on energy and sustainability:
• Sharon L. Nunes, PhD, vice president, Big Green Innovations, IBM
• Mike Ryschkewitsch, chief engineer, NASA
• Lawrence D. Willey, PE, GE Infrastructure, energy advanced technology operations manager, Wind Conceptual Design
• John Reid, PhD, director, Product Technology and Innovation, John Deere Inc.
• Eric Cahill, senior director, Progressive Insurance Automotive X PRIZE
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Only four repairmen for 'whole county' - report
Airtricity have only four employees to cover all the public lighting in County Tipperary, heard this month's Tipperary/Cashel Municipal District.
Airtricity's representatives Mr Tommy Fallon and PJ Nolan fielded questions from Councillors, who had complained that the company was falling short of its obligations to repair lights in a timely fashion.
Cllr Mary Hanna Hourigan said that when she was elected back in '09 all the lights she had called about had been fixed "within 10 days." This year, many of the lights take up to six months to repair. "It's a very bad service from Airtricity. Maybe it's from the storm damage (last year). Number 37 on Main Street: it's taken 3 months of continual calls to try to get lights there fixed."
The Council cannot repair lights in new estates which have not yet been taken in charge. Until the Council takes over, it's up to residents themselves to provide the funding for light repairs, said Mr Nolan. Cllr Martin Browne asked how many repair crews work in Tipperary. Cllr Roger Kennedy inquired about the work rotas. Windmill in Cashel has a recurring problem, he said. "Two lights (out of 5) are still out." Already, some of the new bulbs in Friar Street, in Cashel, are not broken.
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Deep in the ice at the heart of Antarctica, the biggest and strangest detector in the world waits for mysterious messengers from the cosmos. The detector is IceCube! The messengers are neutrinos–ghostly particles that give us tantalizing looks into world of exploding stars and black holes. This show tells the incredible story of how an international team of scientists and engineers transformed one billion tons of Antarctic ice into a telescope. Building IceCube was a titanic endeavor driven by our human passion for discovery. Your audiences will witness stunning views of the South Pole, captivating animations of the IceCube detectors capturing a neutrino collision–and eye-catching views of the cosmos. Each show concludes with a tour of the current nighttime sky – stars, constellations and planets – as seen from the Fox Valley and Northeast Wisconsin.
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Food For Thought: Superfoods
It's hard to walk into a supermarket or read a magazine and not see the term superfood.
News 12 spoke with dietitian Lori Rosenthal from Montefiore Medical Center to discuss superfoods.
Rosenthal says superfoods are foods that are considered especially healthy.
The term was coined for foods that have extra nutritional properties that promote health and wellness and can make our bodies run smoothly.
Some superfoods include spinach, eggs, Greek yogurt, berries and oatmeal.


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Come visit our historic church in Albany's midtown neighborhood.
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Adolphson, Debbie L., Arnold, Terri L., Fitzpatrick, Faith A., Harris, Mitchell A., Richards, Kevin D., Scudder, Barbara C., and Stewart, Jana S., 2002, Physical, chemical, and biological methods and data from the urban land- use-gradient study, Des Plaines and Fox River Basins, Illinois, 1999-2001: U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 01-459, 20 p. Available Online
Anderholm, Scott K., 1997, Water-quality assessment of the Rio Grande Valley, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas--Shallow ground-water quality and land use in the Albuquerque area, central New Mexico, 1993: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Resources Investigations Report 97-4067, 73 p. Available Online
Anderson, Chauncey W., Rinella, Frank A., and Rounds, Stewart A., 1996, Occurrence of selected trace elements and organic compounds and their relation to land use in the Willamette River Basin, Oregon, 1992-94: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Resources Investigations Report 96-4234, 68 p. Available Online
Anderson, Robert M.,Beer, Kevin M., Buckwalter, Theodore F., Clark, Mary E., McAuley, Steven D., Sams III, James I., Williams, Donald R., 2001, Water quality in the Allegheny and Monongahela River Basins, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New York, and Maryland, 1996-98: U.S. Geological Survey Circular 1202, 32 p. Available Online
Andrews, W.J., Stark, J.R., Fong, A.L., and Fallon, J.D., 2005, Water-quality assessment of part of the Upper Mississippi River Basin, Minnesota and Wisconsin--Ground-water quality along a flow system in the Twin Cities metropolitan area, Minnesota, 1997-98: U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Investigations Report 2005-5120, 44 p. Available Online
Andrews, William J., Fong, Alison L., Harrod, Leigh, and Dittes, Michael E., 1998, Water-quality assessment of part of the Upper Mississippi River Basin, Minnesota and Wisconsin--Ground water quality in an urban part of the twin cities metropolitan area, Minnesota, 1996: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Resources Investigations Report 97-4248, 54 p. Available Online
Anthony, Stephen S., Hunt, Jr., Charles D., Brasher, Anne M.D., Miller, Lisa D., and Tomlinson, Michael S., 2004, Water Quality on the Island of Oahu, Hawaii, 1999-2001: U.S. Geological Survey Circular 1239, 31 p. Available Online
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Ator, Scott W., and Ferrari, and Matthew J., 1997, Nitrate and selected pesticides in ground water of the Mid-Atlantic Region: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Resources Investigations Report 97-4139, 8 p. Available Online
Ator, Scott W., Blomquist, Joel D., Brakebill, John W., Denis, Janet M., Ferrari, Matthew J., Miller, Cherie V., and Zappia, Humbert, 1998, Water quality in the Potomac River Basin, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia, 1992-96: U.S. Geological Survey Circular 1166, 38 p. Available Online
Ayers, Mark A., Kennen, Jonathan G., and Stackelberg, Paul E., 2000, Water quality of the Long Island-New Jersey Coastal Drainages, New Jersey and New York, 1996-98: U.S. Geological Survey Circular 1201, 40 p. Available Online
Baehr. Arthur L., Stackelberg, Paul E., Baker, Ronald J., Kauffman, Leon J., Hopple, Jessica A., and Ayers, Mark A., 1997, Design of a sampling network to determine the occurrence and movement of MTBE and other organics through the urban hydrologic cycle: American Chemical Society Division of Environmental Chemistry Preprints of Papers, 213th ACS National Meeting, San Francisco, California, April 13-17,1997, vol. 37, no. 1, p 400-401.
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Beaulieu, K.M., Bell, A.H., and Coles, J.F., 2012, Variability in stream chemistry in relation to urban development and biological condition in seven metropolitan areas of the United States, 1999-2004: U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Investigations Report 2012-5170, 27 p. Available Online
Belitz, Kenneth, Hamlin, Scott N., Burton, Carmen A., Kent, Robert, Fay, Ronald G., and Johnson, Tyler, 2004, Water quality in the Santa Ana Basin, California, 1999-2001: U.S. Geological Survey Circular 1238, 37 p. Available Online
Bell, A.H., Coles, J.F., and McMahon, Gerard, 2012, Stream ecosystems change with urban development: U.S. Geological Survey General Information Product 143, 1 p. Available Online
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Bender, D.A., Price, C.V., and Valder, J.F., 2006, Occurrence of volatile organic compounds in selected urban streams in the United States, 1995-2003: U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Investigations Map SIM 2937, 1 sheet. Available Online
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Berndt, Marian P., and Hatzell, Hilda H., 2001, Does diazinon pose a threat to a neighborhood stream in Tallahassee, Florida?: U.S. Geological Survey Fact Sheet FS-143-00, 4 p. Available Online
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Red bananas!
On a traffic light green means 'go' and yellow means 'yield', but on a banana it's just the opposite. Green means 'hold on,' yellow means 'go ahead,' and red means, 'where the fuck did you get that banana at?' -Mitch Hedberg
Red bananas are just like yellow bananas but with one obviously striking characteristic. These were found at Casa Iguana on Little Corn Island, ready to be picked.


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You play a farmer who realized that the zombie apocalypse happened on earth. Taking their weapons he will pass through dangerous places populated by crowds of the walking dead. Help the unfortunate farmer, who remains the only living person on the whole earth, find shelter. Your path will pass through the city streets, sewers and hospitals. Search for new weapons and ammo and destroy as many zombies as you can!
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Regency Park is the first community in the nation to offer Illuminations. This unique transition program is available to residents who are experiencing memory loss, but not yet at a level that requires the close supervision available in our memory care community.
The goal of Illuminations is to make the most of our residents' independence as their need for memory care rises. Residents continue to enjoy the independence of their private apartment but receive additional support through enhanced interaction with friends and specialized social activities, such as cooking, music, exercise, celebrations or pet therapy.
These daily activities provide both structure and routine, which decrease anxiety in individuals experiencing memory loss.
By building trust and acting as a supportive confidant, our Illuminations Coordinator is able to encourage each resident to seek meaningful experiences every day. And because they spend so much time with the intimate group of Illuminations participants, our dedicated coordinator is equipped to continually assess residents' progress and determine when, if necessary, a move to a more closely supervised environment is appropriate.


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Cannabidiol (CBD) oil is a natural botanical concentrate which is high in the compound known as CBD. This particular compound is the second most popular amongst the more than eighty five cannabinoids which have so far been identified in the cannabis plant. Amongst the eighty five compounds the most popular is known as tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). CBD is usually extracted from the seed and stalk of the cannabis plant which is also known as the hemp plant.
But unlike THC, CBD does not cause a euphoric high because it is non-psychotropic. The oil contains other nutritious components which include terpenes, omega-3 fatty acids, chlorophyll, amino acids, vitamins and other phytocannabinoids. The oil can be consumed in many forms including being consumed directly as a nutritional supplement.
Because of its many benefits there has been development of an assortment of CBD oil products. It is available in drops, capsules, as chewing gum and can even be infused into skin or in body care products. Research is continuing where more benefits of this oil are being identified.
Benefits Of CBD Oil
The main health benefit of the oil is that it helps in regulation of the body's natural state of balance. Just like other cannabinoids, CBD interacts with the endocannabinoid system of the body.
This particular system is the one responsible of dealing with a number of biological processes in the body such as sleeping, inflammation responses, appetite and relaxation. The components of the oil link with CB1 and CB2 which are the two main types of cannabinoids receptors and are found on cell in all parts of the body. By linking with these receptors, the components are able to effectively regulate the natural balance of the body. As a result, the people who use this oil or the products that contain this oil are able to be more relaxed, focused and even sleep better.
This oil is also used to deal with various conditions mainly because of its other nutrients. People who participate in various physical activities usually use products made by the oil so that they can be more energized. The other nutrients usually get in the body and works by enhancing various processes including metabolism.
Consequently, the people using the oil get more energy where they can work for longer hours without necessarily getting fatigued. This is especially important for people who exercise or those whose work involve physical activities such as athletes.
When beauty products are made using CBD oil they become more effective. Consequently, the oil can be used toe enhance the health of the skin. The components found in the oil combine with other components in the beauty products consequently increasing the effectiveness of the entire beauty product.
Medical Use
This particular oil is also recommended by doctors to deal with various conditions. This is especially the people who are suffering from various mental issues such as stress and anxiety. This is attributed to the fact that it helps in relaxing the individuals and also helps their brains work better.
People with anxiety usually suffer even from insomnia where they are unable to eat properly. They may also lose appetite where they lack the urge to eat. This can lead to even other more serious conditions. But by using this oil they are able to regain their normal and even more enhanced mental health.
The oil can be administered to people of all ages. All what is needed is the person using products with the oil to be checked so that they can be assured that they do not have underlying conditions which can react negatively with the components of the oil. In this guide you will find everything you need to know about CBD oild supplements: http://supplementpolice.com/cbd-oil/
The oil is extracted from the cannabis plant which is natural therefore making it be absorbed by the body without any side effects
It does not cause any kind of euphoric highness on the people who use it
It is readily available where it is available in various forms including as a chewing gum
It works fast where the users get to enjoy its benefits within a short time
It has been certified and proper research and testing to ensure it is effective and safe
It might not be safe for people with some conditions and therefore it is important for one to be checked before using it
All its benefits have not been identified but with time more benefits are expected to be discovered
CBD Oil Conclusion
It is evident that CBD oil has so many benefits to the body. Its many benefits have significantly increased its popularity amongst people who are looking to improve their health. The many products that have this oil give people options where they get to choose the option they prefer. Therefore, this particular oil is helpful and has many benefits provided it is used properly.


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ATL Racing Fuel Cells at Professional Motorsport World Expo 2012
ATL to Display Cut-Away F1 Fuel Cell
It is well known that ATL has supplied fuel cells to every Formula 1 team for almost 20 years – yet rarely are these cells ever seen by anyone outside of ATL or the F1 teams themselves.
Earlier this year, Sauber F1 Team published a fascinating video showing a cutaway version of one of its cars. With the monocoque cut in half, the complex baffle and plumbing features contained within an F1 fuel cell were clear to see for the first time.
Click here to view the video on Sauber F1 Team's YouTube channel
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In response to the phenomenal interest that this video generated, ATL has manufactured a cut-away example of a Formula 1 fuel cell – this will be on display on the ATL stand (2062) at PMWX, Cologne from 13-15 November.
ATL to Display Low-Cost Saver Cells
ATL may supply every F1 team, but it is also proud supporter of grassroots motorsport – the recently announced ATL Racing Fuel Cells Ginetta Junior Winter Series will offer young drivers (aged 14-17 years) the opportunity to compete in a low-cost racing package, amongst a hugely competitive field of drivers.
The Ginetta G40 Junior car is built to a high standard and has an outstanding safety record, due in part to the fitment of an ATL Saver Cell:
ATL Saver Cells are FIA FT3-1999 approved and available in standard capacities of 20 to 170 litres. They are low-cost, easy to maintain, and ATL offers a range of internal collector systems and coverplates which allow the cells to be easily upgraded. All-in-all, Saver Cells are perfectly suited to the budget racer.
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"Business Helping Business"
The Greater DuBois Chamber of Commerce · Economic Development serves business members from 14 area townships and municipalities. Our office is a source for information on tourism, relocation, economic development, and business resources. The Chamber helps businesses to succeed by providing a wide range of programs and services and by providing our businesses with opportunities to meet potential customers and clients at Chamber-sponsored events.
A vibrant community and its businesses depend upon one another to thrive; this is reflected in our Mission Statement:
The Greater DuBois Chamber of Commerce is an action-oriented business and community organization incorporated to promote a favorable business climate for our members and community, and to provide leadership for the improvement of the economy and quality of life.
Learn more about the Chamber, our member businesses, and our communities by viewing the Community Profile.
The Greater DuBois Chamber of Commerce is proud to be a member of the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business & Industry. Why? Because "the PA Chamber serves as the frontline advocate for business on Capitol Hill by influencing the legislative, regulatory and judicial branches of state government. ...The Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry is dedicated to helping its members understand and easily follow the complexities of state and federal workplace regulations. Services include conferences and publications on a wide variety of issues important to the business community. Our mission is to improve Pennsylvania's business climate and increase the competitive advantage for PA Chamber members."
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Drowning at Sunset
This was shot under a wave in the pacific ocean in the evening.
Smooth Vibrations
A clean wave beginning to break against the offshore wind.
Crystalline Paradise
Shot at 450mm on a sunny day.
Between A Rock And A Heavy Place
A heavy wave breaks fairly close to the cliffside.
Aquae Timor
Latin for "Fear of Water"
A beastly wave travels across the ocean to the shore.
Reverse Emulsion
The spray flying created by a surfer thrusting the top of the wave with their board.
A clean wave at a surf break from afar, shot from the water.
Creamy Goodness
A very foamy wave barreling and creating a spectacular of white water.
Fun Beneath The Palms
A pulled-back view of the cliffside and a surfer creating a turn spray.
Spectrum of Dawn
The morning colors of a wave reflect throughout the water before the sunlight has hit it.
Cyan Cylinder
Inside a long barreling wave with walls of cyan water.
Peripheral Paradise
Going through the back of a wave while looking at the cliffs at Blacks Beach.
Harsh sun rays shine off the top of the cliffs above Blacks Beach and shine on a perfect left breaking wave.
A wave breaks smoothly on a very fun day.
Pacific Cooler
The glass-like lip of a wave falls over to create a gorgeous blue barrel.
Depth Dimension
At the surface of the bottom of a wave as it is barreling.
Path to Chaos
A wave covered in foam, left over from a destructive set wave, travels to shore where pedestrians stroll.
Leveling Lust
A heavy wave rolls through on the pacific ocean during a gloomy winter day.
Under Pressure
Beneath the heavy crashing water of a large wave, before impact.
The Storm
Chaotic and big waves from afar. Shot from the beach.
The last sight of land before a wave begins to fully surround.
Wrath of Poseidon
A very large wave creates mountainous amounts of whitewater during a winter and powerful swell day. Shot from atop the cliffs.
Hydration Sensation
A wave barrels over, looking towards Blacks Beach.
Foam Pit
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GOLD is the money of the KINGS, SILVER is the money of the GENTLEMEN, BARTER is the money of the PEASANTS, but DEBT is the money of the SLAVES!!!
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Eric Sprott on the Gold & Silver Market Manipulation
Eric Sprott is a great spokesperson for investing in gold and silver. He has a solid, logical delivery.He mentioned gold/silver stocks are undervalued vs. physical. Bob Chapman also mentioned that gold/silver stocks in the past have out performed the physical when prices go up. I believe in 100% physical, but there are some people out there who have the capital & don't want the risk, or don't have the room to hold millions of dollars in physical PM. They may also have a lot of physical & wish to take advantage of cheap paper gold/silver.Bank runs are happening in the U.S. too and they, the Fed, banksters and politicians are hiding the problem except Ron Paul who is the only person who either understands the problem or has the balls enough to try to educate the public about its insidiousness.
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Thanks to cable and satellite dishes, television devotees are increasingly likely to start surfing during commercial breaks and never look back. Although families spent a record number of hours in front of their television sets this year, their loyalty to favorite channels is at an all-time low, according to Media Dynamics. In 1950, viewers tuned into the latest technological craze 33 hours a week, compared with more than 50 hours in 1998. At the same time, viewer loyalty has plummeted. Fifty years ago, households devoted nearly 12 hours a week to each channel viewed. Today, households spend a mere 4 hours a week per channel.
After an initial drop as more people got access to more stations, the amount of time spent on any given channel stayed relatively stable from 1960 to 1980, at 8 or 9 hours per week. The real erosion in viewer loyalty began with the introduction of cable in the 1980s and sped up with its increased penetrations and the appearance of satellite systems in the 1990s. Between these services and regular network programming, the number of channels beamed into our homes has skyrocketed from an average of 3 in 1950 and 6 in 1960 to 47 today, and may well increase in the future. Given a range of choices from the Sci-Fi Channel to ESPN, viewers are tempted to check out other programs during commercials and not return to the original show.
Even though viewers are increasingly trigger happy with the remote, they still only watch a fraction of the channels they receive. In the pioneer days of television, households tuned into all the channels they could get, while couch potatoes today watch an average of less than one-fourth of the channels in their television guides. Among those channels, adults spend 8 hours per week watching the three networks, 5 to 6 hours watching independent stations, around 4 hours watching pay cable, and less than 3 hours watching basic cable and PBS.
For more information, see TV Dimensions '98 from Media Dynamics, Inc.,18 East 41st Street, Suite 1806, New York, NY 10017; telephone (212) 683-7895 or visit http://www.mediadynamicsinc.com.


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I can't emphasize enough primaries and easier access to voting as I talked about in Part 1. Let a candidate come to New York for their first primary, see how well they fare. It bothers me a lot that inconsequential states like Iowa and New Hampshire can make or break a candidate. Who are they? Also to reemphasize about easier voting. This is a must. No more talk of voter suppression; all states should have voting by mail and/or voting online. We must stop making it difficult, or inconvenient for people to vote.
Electoral College This needs to end. Maybe it was feasible when our Country had 12 states, it's not now. Winning the vote means you win the most votes. George Bush won the election when he was 500,000 votes behind Al Gore? That's not right. I live in New York. New York is a Blue state so I could say I don't even need to vote. Everyone needs to vote. And majority rules. I am sure there are other people in Red states who might vote DEM and their vote is overwhelmed by GOP votes. This needs to stop. One person one vote. This will make candidates talk to the populist and their issues rather than cow-tow to the loud voices of the right or left wing. They should be speaking for America, not fringe groups with agendas.
The Senate I don't think it is right for the Senate of the U.S. to have 2 representatives per state. That is not democracy. Tiny states shouldn't have the same voting rights as large states. We should have the number of Senators per state based on the population of the state. This would make the government run much smoother. No more letting the few who are pandering to a vast minority to obstruct our government to the point of complete paralysis as it has been for the last 5 years. What is happening today in the United States is an exact replay of the Great Depression. The last few years, as in the 1930s, you have a base of people who think austerity is the answer. If we look at history we will know that austerity is what caused the second recession and kept the U.S. in Depression for over a decade. Having more voices in the Senate can change that.
Other things to think about
Term limits is something to consider. Although with what is going on today, the lunatic tea party is being somewhat curtailed by the old guard. So, term limits would get rid of the old and let the insane run the asylum. But, on the other hand, maybe they would be good. Letting new people come into govern and it might help the culture of corruption. I am undecided on this issue, let me know what you think.
You have to ask yourself at some point, why hasn't president Obama, or Bush, changed the tax laws so corporations aren't able to save tax dollars by keeping Trillions overseas? The American people would be behind that. The American people would be behind tax incentives for hiring right here in America. Why doesn't that change?
It makes you wonder, who really is running this Country. Stay tuned for Part 3.