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- Summary
The Breville Juice Fountain Elite 800JEXL is the most powerful we've found, producing a glass of fresh juice in just a few seconds. The commercial-quality extractor's extra-wide feed tube minimizes the need to precut ingredients, so making delicious, healthy juice is quick and simple.
- Extremely powerful Italian-made motor with two speeds.
- Superefficient – extracts up to 30% more juice than traditional models.
- Extra-large feed tube eliminates need to precut ingredients.
- Juice is dispensed directly into a plastic pitcher with an integral foam skimmer.
- Stainless-steel mesh basket filters out pulp, which is automatically ejected into a removable container – no paper filters are required.
- Safety arm prevents juicer from working if cover is not in place.
- Overload protection button safeguards against overheating.
- Extremely durable die-cast stainless-steel body.
- Dimensions & More Info
Juicer includes:
- Pulp filter.
- Pulp container.
- Juice pitcher.
Additional information
- Model #800JEXL
- Die-cast stainless-steel body.
- 17" x 8" x 16" high.
- 34-fl.-oz. cap.
- 15 lb. 8 oz.
- 1000W; 13,000 rpm.
- This product is intended for use in the United States and Canada and is built to United States electrical standards.
- Designed and engineered in Australia, Made in China; motor made in Italy.
- Shipping
Shipping Information
UPS can deliver most in-stock items within 3–5 business days. UPS is unable to deliver to P.O. boxes.
Shipping Rates
The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping destination. View Shipping Options and Charges.
Next Day Delivery
For an additional charge of $26 per address, we can expedite delivery to most destinations. This service is not available for some oversize items, items shipped directly from the supplier (including perishable and custom-manufactured items), out-of-stock items and items to be shipped outside the contiguous 48 states.
Orders received by 9:00 p.m. ET Monday through Thursday will arrive the next business day; orders placed Friday through Sunday will arrive on the following Tuesday.
Return Policy
At Williams Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction are our priority. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement.
If within 30 days, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. An original receipt or gift receipt is required for all returns and exchanges. Returns with a gift receipt will be refunded in the form of a Merchandise Credit for the amount indicated on the gift receipt. Returns with original receipt will be refunded in the original form of payment, cash and check refunds over $100 will be issued as a company check (may take 14 business days from time of request).
For all cutlery returns (knife sets, single knives, cutting boards, knife sharpeners and knife storage), please contact us at 888.922.4108 to initiate the return.
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, custom upholstery, food, items shipped direct from the vendor or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned.
Made to Order and Final Sale Furniture items are non-returnable and cannot be cancelled once the order is placed.
For returns of items purchased from your Williams Sonoma Gift Registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later. View Full Returns Policy.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by alliv from Best Purchase Ever!! my husband and i purchased this juicer after lots of research and couldn't be happier. the ease of this machine is wonderful - you don't have to chop anything (other than some larger apples as they do not fit down the tube) and it is SO quiet, despite other reviews - it just sounds like a vacuum!! also, cleaning the machine is super easy - just disassemble immediately and rinse each part with really hot water and YOU'RE DONE!! if you're on the fence, just pull the trigger and order it, you won't regret it!!Date published: 2016-06-16Rated 5 out of 5 by Ellen2015 from i love this juicer processor ! I loved the best juicer ever: I use to many juicer processor but Willian Sonoma have the best !Date published: 2015-11-03Rated 5 out of 5 by dietitiansue from LOVE IT 100%!! I researched this and many other juicers before buying as a special gift. I asked the recipient to comment on the Breville juicer as an online review and this is what she wrote: "the juicer is 100%what anyone would want for a juicer.. Easy, precise, quick clean up, and easy to set up ... It takes everything that you put into it no matter the how thick the skin on vegetable is and no stems/seeds/skin gets through. I would say the juicer is so fun for my boyfriend and I ... We have created and concocted so many drinks and even store them in mason jars for the week.. LOVE IT 100%." I guess I made a good choice!Date published: 2015-04-30Rated 5 out of 5 by BetsyBB from Astonishing customer service Yes, this is a great juicer -- but outstanding WS customer service is the story here. I ordered a juicer for my daughter, it was shipped to the wrong house (where the homeowner was on vacation), we thought it was lost, WS shipped a second juicer, the homeowner returned home and brought the original juicer to my daughter, and we arranged to have UPS ship the original juicer back to WS. Customer Service was friendly and helpful throughout every step of this process. Then my daughter received a $250 gift card in the mail, just to thank her for her trouble. The most amazing example of excellent customer service I've ever experienced. We will return the loyalty. Thank you, WS!Date published: 2014-12-03Rated 1 out of 5 by nef7 from Never Buy Breville I bought the most expensive Breville juicer and it stopped working after just over a year. I called their customer service and they offered NOTHING in the way of relief for me since it was JUST out of warranty. They suggested I ship it back to them at my expense ($45) for repairs that could cost up to $250, which is almost half of what I paid. I took it in locally and it was a burned out motor. I had used it about 20 times total!!!! So beware, these juicers do not hold up to light use, much less regular juicing. I now have the Hurom slow juicer and WOW what a difference in noise and quialty of juice! I leave it on the counter and we juice every day- sometimes for an hour at a time because it is so very easy to use and clean!Date published: 2014-10-04Rated 4 out of 5 by jcobrien226 from Sturdy and well made Well constructed. I think it will last a long time. Like all juicers I've used, it is noisy. I do wish I got more juice our of the greens (spinach, kale and the like.) So far, so good. But I've only had it a couple of weeks.Date published: 2014-08-08Rated 4 out of 5 by Binta from It's good for what it is My primary purpose for juicing was for health, so for my purpose, this was an OK juicer. It's much, much better than any similarly designed centrifugal juicer I've used. I've just accepted that this type of juicer can never extract the same way a masticating juicer does, so I don't use it as much. I love the wide mouth (great for small apples, whole bunches of celery, potatoes, tomatoes etc). It performs best with citrus fruits and root veggies in my opinion. Like all the Breville products I own, this is very well made and is quite useful.Date published: 2014-05-31Rated 5 out of 5 by Gialyle from Great Juicer! New to juicing and didn't want to get one that was too cheap or too expensive. This one is perfect. Easy to clean. Works great. Fun to use.Date published: 2013-09-22


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Over the past four decades, the National Institutes of Health has been dedicated to encouraging scientists from underrepresented racial, ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds to participate and succeed in the biomedical research enterprise. A 2011 report in the journal Science cast an alarming shadow over these efforts. The study showed that black researchers were 10 percent less likely to receive NIH funding than white researchers (1). What was perhaps most striking was that the disparity remained even when potentially confounding factors, such as education, training, previous research award success and publication record, were accounted for.
Understandably, leadership at the NIH found the study results not only surprising but also highly disturbing. In response, NIH Director Francis S. Collins created a working group charged with developing recommendations to address diversity and focusing on five transition points in the work-force pipeline:
In January, the working group requested input from the research community on several topics, including training, the role of mentorship and role models, access to the application process for NIH grants and fellowships, and ways to address potential biases in the peer-review process.
A joint committee composed of several members of the ASBMB Public Affairs Advisory and the Minority Affairs committees put forth a number of recommendations. Several addressed access to resources for minority scientists. Currently, each institute at the NIH manages its own resources for minority researchers. The ASBMB recommended creating a single, centralized database for all intramural resources for minority scientists, creating a one-stop shop where individuals can easily access information on scholarships, training programs, and mentoring and networking groups.
The ASBMB also addressed the obstacles facing early-career scientists, specifically the lack of training in and exposure to the grant-writing and review process. The ASBMB recommended that the NIH identify and develop new opportunities for early-career scientists to expand their grant-writing skills and gain experience with the peer-review process.
Finally, the ASBMB addressed mentorship. Because many universities still have low numbers of minority students and faculty members, professional societies are uniquely positioned to create networks that can reach across institutions. The ASBMB encouraged societies to develop and foster more opportunities for mentorship among early and established researchers.
"We need to play an active role in providing minority scientists and their research programs more exposure," emphasizes Squire Booker, associate professor of chemistry and of biochemistry and molecular biology at The Pennsylvania State University and chairman of the ASBMB Minority Affairs Committee. "In this highly competitive game of securing research funds, name recognition goes a long way. Having someone on a study section who can vouch for you and the quality of your work is critical, especially in the absence of a long track record."
The ASBMB strongly supports the efforts of the advisory committee to the NIH director and the NIH community at large as it works toward finding solutions. The ASBMB also has a long history of working for greater inclusion and success of minority scientists, specifically through its Minority Affairs Committee, about which more information can be found at http://bit.ly/Hg00FM.The full ASBMB recommendations can be found on the ASBMB advocacy website, http://www.asbmb.org/Advocacy/advocacyhome.aspx.
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Shopping for health insurance invites a lot of questions:
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We can help you answer those questions and help you find a health insurance plan that suits you best.
How to Shop for a Health Plan
When you're shopping for a health plan, there are four things to think about:
The larger the network, the more doctors and drugstores there are in that network. Larger networks tend to have fewer limits when you need to find a doctor or prescription drugs. But, it also means the health plan may cost more.
Keep in mind that even though we offer out-of-network coverage too, you'll save the most money when you see a doctor or visit a pharmacy in your plan's network.
If you have a doctor you'd like to keep seeing, you can use our Find a Doctor search tool to be sure your doctor is in that network. You can also look up the cost of a medication with our Find a Drug tool.
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Health plans are available with a couple of payment combinations and options. The type you choose determines how much you'll pay for care when you go to the doctor, pharmacy or hospital.
A copayment is a fixed dollar amount you pay for a covered service at the time you receive it.
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For example, let's say you have a $3,000 deductible and you've paid $2,000 toward it. You just had an MRI that costs $1,500. You'll have to pay $1000 to reach your deductible. After that, you'll only pay part of the remaining $500 based on your coinsurance percentage.
Coinsurance is your share of costs for health care expenses based on a percentage of those costs.
After you've met your deductible, you may be charged coinsurance for health care services. The cost of the service will be split between you and your insurance company.
So, if you get a $100 bill for a chest X-ray and you have a 30% coinsurance amount, you'll need to pay $30 and your insurance company will pay the rest.
To help make health plans more affordable, the federal government offers subsidies and cost sharing reductions for plans purchased on the Health Insurance Marketplace. A subsidy (financial aid) from the federal government is available to help low and middle-income Americans with their health insurance premiums. The amount of the subsidy is based on you/your family's earnings and household size4.
These subsidies can help you afford a health plan that you may have considered outside of your budget.
Start shopping to see if you qualify for a subsidy.
86% of those who enrolled in a health plan on the Health Insurance Marketplace qualified for subsidies in 20157.
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Catastrophic plans have a high deductible and offer minimum coverage at a lower price. These plans have the most restrictions, but your monthly payments will be lower than most other plans.
Plan benefits include:
- 100% preventive care coverage2
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- Plans meet ACA bronze-level requirements
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If you're healthy, see a doctor less than a couple of times a year and don't have a specific doctor you want to keep, you may want to consider a plan with these features12:
- Network: Smallest
- Deductible: High
- Doctor's office visits: Not covered until full deductible is met (coinsurance may be required)
If you go to your doctor many times a year, want to keep seeing your doctor and have a chronic condition like diabetes, you may want to consider a plan with these features12:
- Network: Largest
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Important Information
All Blue Cross NC individual market plans may be purchased through the Health Insurance Marketplace as a Qualified Health Plan (QHP) or through other sources, such as directly from Blue Cross NC. Advanced Premium Tax Credits (APTC) and Cost-Sharing Reductions are only available when plans are purchased through the Health Insurance Marketplace (visit healthcare.gov and choose the option to get coverage). If you apply through Blue Cross NC, you'll be able to go to the Health Insurance Marketplace to get any APTC or Cost-Sharing Reductions you're eligible for. The Health Insurance Marketplace displays all QHPs available for sale in a given state by all issuers and may contain more QHPs than displayed on this site.6 The Health Insurance Marketplace allows individuals to apply via its website, in-person or by phone.
This website is operated by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina and is not the Health Insurance Marketplace website. This website does not display all Qualified Health Plans available through the Health Insurance Marketplace website. To see all available Qualified Health Plan options, go to the Health Insurance Marketplace website at HealthCare.gov.
The policy form number for Blue Advantage and Blue Select is NGFPPO-I, 5/16. The policy form number for Blue Value, Blue Local with Carolinas HealthCareSystem, and Blue Local with Duke Medicine and WakeMed is ACAPOS-I, 5/16. You must be under 30 years of age when the plan begins or qualify for a hardship exemption through the federal government to be eligible for a catastrophic plan.
Find out more about the premium rate increase (pdf) for individual and family plans.
All plans may not be available in all geographic areas.
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- Covered in more than 200 countries and territories worldwide through BlueCard® program. Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. Not all plans have statewide coverage and not all plans are available in all counties.
- Certain preventive care services are covered at 100% before deductible when received in an in-network office or out-patient setting. Other covered services may be subject to deductible and coinsurance. When you receive preventive care out-of-network, you may pay more. Visit bcbsnc.com/preventive for a full list of preventive services.
- Blue Cross NC is one of the World's Most Ethical Companies (2012, 2013, 2014, 2016). Ethisphere Institute reviewed nominations from companies in more than 100 countries and 36 industries..
- Final determination of eligibility and/or amount of government financial assistance can only be obtained through the Health Insurance Marketplace.
- The Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. "Actuarial Value and Cost-Sharing Reductions Bulletin." Accessed April 29, 2013.
- These are approximate values with a +/- 2% variation and based on approximate values for standard medical expenses.
- Pear, Robert. "86 Percent of Health Law Enrollees Receive Subsidies, White House Says." New York Times, March 10, 2015. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/11/us/11-7-million-americans-have-insuran...
- Blue Cross NC offers programs as a convenience to aid members in improving their health; results are not guaranteed.
- Blue365® offers access to savings on items that Members may purchase directly from independent vendors, which are different from items that are covered under the policies with Blue Cross NC. Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association (BCBSA) may receive payments from Blue365 vendors. Neither Blue Cross NC nor BCBSA recommends, endorses, warrants or guarantees any specific Blue365 vendor or item. This program may be modified or discontinued at any time without prior notice. This program is provided by BCBSA and not Blue Cross NC.
- Blue Cross NC offers Healthy Outcomes programs as a convenience to aid you in improving your health; results are not guaranteed. Blue Cross NC contracts with Optum, an independent third party vendor, for the provision of certain aspects of Healthy Outcomes programs and is not liable in any way for goods or services received from Optum. Optum does not provide Blue Cross and Blue Shield products or services. Blue Cross NC reserves the right to discontinue or change Healthy Outcomes programs at any time. The programs are educational in nature, and are intended to help you make informed decisions about your health, and to help you comply with your doctor's plan of care. Decisions regarding your care should be made with the advice of your doctor.
- Final determination of hardship eligibility can only be obtained through the Health Insurance Marketplace.
- These are just examples and are subject to change based on personal circumstances.


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In Woody Allen's latest film, Blue Jasmine, Cate Blanchett is in the title role. Lucky Magazine reports that the costume designer, Suzy Benzinger, stated: "I called up Karl Lagerfeld and, I have to tell you, I was astounded…I sent a note and in two days he shipped out two custom made jackets for Cate Blanchett with the most beautiful note. And I just thought, 'Oh my god,' and he just said 'For Cate, I'd do anything'".
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The exercise on SAP Order to Cash Flow is based on the following slideshow. You should have completed the following SAP SD Training sessions in order to answer this exercise. For other SAP Training areas, please visit our Magna Training home page.
The following questions are based on the examples ( Bestbuy and Apple ) taught in the class. The names of these companies are purely used for illustration purposes only and the SAP SD Training tutor or Magna Training are not related in any way to these companies. The are only used to give the students a feel for some real time SAP SD Training scenarios.
- Bestbuy wants to buy 10,000 newly released version of iPods from Apple Inc, California. Bestbuy is currently not aware of the price or availability. What should Bestbuy do now ?
- Bestbuy is aware that there are many resellers that sell iPods to them ( Apart from the parent company Apple Inc ). Bestbuy would already be inquiring with all these resellers ( Say Reseller A , B and C ). Assuming the reseller A had the best price, Best buy now wants to get a formal quotation from Reseller A. What should Bestbuy do now ?
- Assuming Reseller A uses SAP , create an inquiring in the system ( Related to Question No. 1 ) for Customer No. 1400 , for material M-01 with quantity 10,000 ( Assuming Best buy is Customer No. 1400 and iPods are M-01 )
- Create a quotation referring to the inquiry created in Question No. 3 ?
- Let's assume Bestbuy liked the quotation's terms and wish to buy the iPods from Reseller A. Reseller A will now convert the quotation to a sales order . Do the same and specify the order number.
- Deliver the Sales Order created in Question No. 5 above and specify the delivery number.
- Bill the Delivery created in Question No. 6 above and specify the billing document number.
- iPods are flying fast off the shelves and Apple Inc is not able to keep up with the speed. Bestbuy being a smart company, wants to enter into a contract with Reseller A to lock down the price and to ensure that it's supplies are full for 6 months of demand for a quantity of 200,000 iPods. This will make sure that Bestbuy can anytime for the next 6 months demand the iPods ( until a quantity of 200,000 ). Which kind of document should be created in the system now ?
- Create a contract ( with a validity of 6 months ) for material M-01 with a quantity of 200,000 for customer 1400. Specify the SAP contract #
- It is January now and Best buy wants 40,000 of the iPods delivered from Reseller A ( referring to the contract created in step No. 9 above ) . Create a release order for 40,000 referring to the contract. Specify the SAP Release Order # ?
- It is February now and best buy now wants another 50,000 ipods delivered. Create another release order referring to the same contract #. Specify the SAP Release Order # ?
- Apple is having trouble keeping up with the demand for the newly released iPods. On the manufacturing side, Samsung the manufacturer is having difficulty keeping up with the demand for the A4 Processor used in iPods. Apple's marketing team does some market research and based on previous rush for iPods estimates that they will require to make 3 million iPods in January. To ensure that Samsung will be able to keep up with the demand, Apple will let Samsung know that they will require 3 million A4 Processors in the month of January. However Apple will not require all the iPods on Jan 1st. Assuming they require 100,000 Processors a day, Apple will direct Samsung to deliver 700,000 A4 Processors to be delivered every week for 4 weeks in January.
- As discussed in the class, which type of document will you need to create ?
- Does this type of document require you create 'Release Orders' ? If not, how will the deliveries be created every week ?
- On the Sales side, let's say Apple now needs to deliver 10,000 iPods for an order # 1234 to Reseller A. Apple has a warehouse in the Bay Area . The folks at the warehouse go pick up the goods from the exact location and put them in the staging area. What is this logistics process called in SAP ?
- After placing the goods in the staging area, the iPods should go through the process of ___________ before they can be on the truck. What is the Process ?
- The processing of placing the goods in the truck/freight train is called __________
- After loading the goods, the accounting process that fully completes the delivery is called ___________
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FORT MYERS, Fla. -- Lipscomb cross country coach Bill Taylor sent a team of runners to the Florida Gulf Coast Invitational in an effort to learn about the course which will be used for the Atlantic Sun Championships.
While he wasn't sure what to expect from his teams the Lady Bisons, led by the first place finish of Dani Walker, won team honors in Fort Myers, Fla., Friday night in the season opener.
"The women did everything we set out to do," Taylor said. "They had a lot of fun with this race, and it was a very positive start to our season. Though we still have a lot of work to do, we can build some amazing things upon this beginning.
"We learned a lot here. It has been a very valuable trip."
Also in the top 10 finishers for the Lady Bisons were Kendra Lobley, 18:25 (third); Tessa Hoefle, 18:26 (fourth); Madelin Talbert, 18:26 (fifth); Maggie Lawrence, 18:27 (sixth); Kaitlyn Llewellyn, 18:31 (seventh); Hannah Munyan, 18:36 (eighth) and Kayla Droessler, 18:50 (ninth),
Rounding out the finishers in the 5-K run were Missy Dowd, 19:31 (14th); Alex Newby, 19:39 (16th); Minna Fields, 19:46 (17th); Amanda Twigg, 19:47 (18th); Renee Menzie, 19:51 (19th) and Emily Longden 20:02 (21st).
The men, with three finishers in the top five, finished second to Florida Gulf Coast. Daniel Gardner, 26:28 in the 8-K was third with Tim Muller placing fourth with a time of 26:35 and Matt Hall clocked in at 26:48in fifth.
"I was disappointed in the men's overall team effort," Taylor said. "It wasn't what we expected and we need to improve by a lot, especially in commitment to each other.
"Tim ran pretty solid and our top two freshmen were impressive in their collegiate debut. Their performance was even more impressive when you consider that their first ever college race was an 8-K. We always start the season with a 5-K. Daniel and Matt showed a lot of race maturity and a lot of guts. They are going to be really good."
The rest of the finishers for the Bisons were Tate Honaker, 27:30 (10th); Ashton Fisher, 28:27 (14th), Ben Wright, 28:42 (15th); Matt Fry, 29:23 (18th) and Elliott Ramirez 32:28 (31st).
"I expect more from our seniors, Ashton and Ben," Taylor said. I'm not trying to pick on them, but they need to show the experience and leadership the team needs.
"And we have to close up our 1-5 gap. Almost a full minute from our first runner to our fifth is ridiculous. That just can't happen if we want to be successful."
The remainder of the team competed Friday night in the Belmont Invitational at the Vaughn's Creek course in Percy Warner Park.
Alex Tate, in 29th place, was the top finisher for the Lady Bisons with a time of 15:56 in the 4-K run. The Lady Bisons were seventh overall.
Austin Casassa was the top runner for the men covering the 5-K course in for 25th place in a time of 16:14. The Bisons finished ninth as a team.
Written by Mark McGee, Senior Publisher/Director of Media Relations.


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Folks,I've been trying to be a nice guy and not bug the heck out of you about this other than the few messages I've sent, but what about the two major bugs in the 2560 bootloader? 1. The watchdog timer doesn't work right and, 2. three exclamation points cause the bootloader to fail. There are a number of us 2560 owners out here and many of us are painfully working around these problems in some fashion. The exclamation point problem is especially insidious since it can exhibit itself any time the data organizes itself into that pattern, arrays, data values, etc.These have been known about for a year now, and as I understand it, there are fixes in place for both of them; they just aren't where any of us normal folk can get them.So, perhaps someone could delay interminable discussions of return values and text formatting and fix a couple of the problems that are driving your users nuts....
I probably made a few enemies, sorry.
Rick Anderson rick.rickanderson at gmail.com Tue Sep 13 09:32:15 EDT 2011Previous message: [Developers] Repository for source of ADK on labs?Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]The latest code from Mark Sproul for the Arduino stk500v2 is in agithub repository.Arduino stk500v2 bootloaderhttps://github.com/msproul/Arduino-stk500v2-bootloaderDoes need some testing, and many people have talked about issues soplease feel free to file the issues here:https://github.com/msproul/Arduino-stk500v2-bootloader/issuesAlso, it can be forked back to Arduino if it should live there.-_Rick-- PresidentFair Use Building and Research (FUBAR) Labshttp://fubarlabs.org
It's been a couple of weeks since the last response, has there been any progress on this long-term problem?Meanwhile, at least one person has replaced the 2560 bootloader with one for the 1280 to get around the problems. Is that what we're going to be reduced to, crippling the board to make it work? Especially since the fixes for both problems have existed for months and months? I totally understand the need to organize the code and keep track of it, but give us a hex file to load and test with while the other stuff is being done.>Hey Guys,>>I talked to Massimo he wants to make sure this is moved into a project >in Arduino. We'll get this straightened out.>In the meantime I'll ask Mark about the hex file.>>-_Rick>>On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 10:34 PM, Dave Thompson <draythomp at >gmail.com> wrote:>> Thanks for the update and the code. I can't get the hex file to load >> though. This is the error I get:>>>>>>>> avrdude: ERROR: address 0x40010 out of range at line 515 of < and the >> file name followed >>>>>>>>> dave>>
the bootloader is now an "official" Arduino repository.we recompiled the code because the HEX provided were defective.We've added a test program to verify that the bootloader can work with files bigger than 128kyou can find it here https://github.com/arduino/Arduino-stk500v2-bootloaderlet us know if this solves your issues. we're committed to fix all the issues asap.thanksmassimo
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#include <avr/wdt.h>void setup(){ wdt_reset(); // First thing, turn it off wdt_disable(); Serial.begin(57600); Serial.println("Hello, in setup");}int firstTime = true;void loop() { if (firstTime){ firstTime = false; Serial.println("In loop waiting for Watchdog"); wdt_enable(WDTO_8S); // eight seconds from now the device will reboot } // now just do nothing}
#include <avr/wdt.h>unsigned long resetTime = 0;#define TIMEOUTPERIOD 5000 // You can make this time as long as you want, // it's not limited to 8 seconds like the normal // watchdog#define doggieTickle() resetTime = millis(); // This macro will reset the timervoid(* resetFunc) (void) = 0; //declare reset function @ address 0void watchdogSetup(){cli(); // disable all interruptswdt_reset(); // reset the WDT timerMCUSR &= ~(1<<WDRF); // because the data sheet said to/*WDTCSR configuration:WDIE = 1 :Interrupt EnableWDE = 1 :Reset Enable - I won't be using this on the 2560WDP3 = 0 :For 1000ms Time-outWDP2 = 1 :bit pattern is WDP1 = 1 :0110 change this for a differentWDP0 = 0 :timeout period.*/// Enter Watchdog Configuration mode:WDTCSR = (1<<WDCE) | (1<<WDE);// Set Watchdog settings: interrupte enable, 0110 for timerWDTCSR = (1<<WDIE) | (0<<WDP3) | (1<<WDP2) | (1<<WDP1) | (0<<WDP0);sei();Serial.println("finished watchdog setup"); // just here for testing}ISR(WDT_vect) // Watchdog timer interrupt.{ if(millis() - resetTime > TIMEOUTPERIOD){ Serial.println("This is where it would have rebooted"); // just here for testing doggieTickle(); // take these lines out// resetFunc(); // This will call location zero and cause a reboot. } else // these lines should Serial.println("Howdy"); // be removed also}void setup(){ watchdogSetup(); Serial.begin(57600); Serial.println("Hello, in setup");}int firstTime = true;void loop() { if (firstTime){ firstTime = false; Serial.println("In loop waiting for Watchdog"); } if(millis() - resetTime > 2000){ //doggieTickle(); // if you uncomment this line, it will keep resetting the timer. }}


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"I am so scared. I can't even describe it," Ibu Fariati, 27, told UNFPA. On 28 September, Ms. Fariati's home collapsed in a 7.5-magnitude earthquake that, just 30 minutes later by some accounts, unleashed a 6-metre wall of water. The wave swept away Ms. Fariati's home - and nearly 70,000 others.
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The African Union and UNAIDS, as Chair of the H6 partnership, join forces to tackle sexual and gender-based violence and health in humanitarian crises
UNAIDS, chair of the H6 partnership (six United Nations bodies working on health-related issues) and the African Union have pledged to enhance their collaboration to eliminate sexual and gender-based violence, prevent HIV, and protect women's health and rights in humanitarian settings.
The initial response to the outpouring of '#MeToo' around the world has been of outrage at the scale of sexual abuse and violence revealed.
As the UN Agency for Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment, UN Women is mandated to ensure that humanitarian response efforts adequately address the needs and rights of crisis affected women and girls, in all contexts. At the global level and in countries, UN Women supports UN and other
Following heavy rains on 14 August, mudslides have left more than 400 people dead and an estimated 6,000 affected in Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone. UN Women is leveraging its partnerships to ensure women's leadership in humanitarian response in Sierra Leone and to meet the urgent
Hailing vital commitments the African Union (AU) has made on human rights and women's rights, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today encouraged the continent's leaders to move on from setting standards to what he called "the three I's" - Implementation, Institution-building and Investment in real change - and set a shining example for the wider world.


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Raisinbman Guru Tuesday 15/06/2010, 01:24
Any Elo advice? It's been a since I've played Elo seriously, and I'm getting my arse handed to me. My best cards are Pussycats/Freaks. I can make a half deck of any other clan(though I'm probably lacking damage in most of them).
On a side note, it seems like every Elo player(at least in the 1000 range) tries to go for the 2H KO. Is that the secret to success? Should I be playing a different mode?
geoj Titan <=Chaos-Knights=> Tuesday 15/06/2010, 06:03
Going for 2hko is the secret for staying at 1000.
those are generally 2 of the harder clans to play. SOA is very strong and nearly vital. Roots are low price and high power. (Jeto, noodile, rico, yookie) All-stars, nightmare, gheist are all very strong, popular clans as well. Keep an eye on what's banned. Copper and Oshisune are both unbanned and are major threats to be prepared for. And hugo is unbanned this week too.
The secret to winning? Choose your battles, conserve pills, call bluffs, don't get your math wrong, be patient, keep learning.
TheDarkOrc10 Hero Dark Order of Assassins Wednesday 16/06/2010, 01:14
Yeah the math, I like to say well if I have -12 and they have -8 I am counting +4 but forgeting the mins is tricky, also sometimes forgeting that dreaded +2 power, yikes I just counted for 6 power and the dudes got 8. But in all serioousness how do u playe best when u and ur opponent have multiple abilities and its very hard to predict what either of you will do? You have sob and they have sob and soa's too you both can have high damage and power what does one do? I dont own that great cards yet, so every little improvement helps but its a slow wheel and I am scared that my skill with a few abilites etc will be lost when there is a maze of choices
Puddin Tame Guru Wednesday 16/06/2010, 23:40
2HKO is good if you are playing La Junta but I think it is pretty hard with other clans since so many people play damage reducers in ELO.
I think PEN geoj is right though, you want to pay attention to what is banned and unbanned for the week and adjust/change your deck based on it. I usually put Mira in my freaks deck when Toro is on the lose, for example, since GHEIST end up being super popular.


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(New York) – Researchers from Mount Sinai School of Medicine have found that patients admitted to hospice care who have an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) are rarely having their ICDs deactivated and are receiving electrical shocks from these devices near the end of life. This first-of-its-kind study of hospice patients with ICDs is published in the March 2, 2010 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine.
Mount Sinai researchers surveyed 900 hospices, 414 of which responded. Ninety-seven percent of the responding hospices admitted patients with ICDs. On average, nearly 60 percent of patients did not have the shocking function of the ICD deactivated. Only 20 percent of hospices had a question on their intake forms to identify patients with ICDs, and just 10 percent reported having a policy in place to discuss deactivation with patients and their families.
An ICD is a device programmed to detect cardiac arrhythmias and shock the heart back into normal rhythm. ICDs are effective in preventing sudden cardiac death in patients with recurrent arrhythmias, but for patients in hospice care they may cause unnecessary pain, and significant stress and anxiety for their family members who feel helpless in watching their loved one suffer.
"Hospices are the foremost experts at dealing with the complex communication issues surrounding end-of-life discussions with patients and their families," said Nathan Goldstein, MD, assistant professor, Hertzberg Palliative Care Institute, Brookdale Department of Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine, Mount Sinai School of Medicine. "The fact that so few organizations have a policy about deactivation shows how complicated these conversations are. Having a policy in place can improve communication and provide better quality of care for patients and their families."
ICD shocks may cause physical and psychological distress for patients and their caregivers. Patients report that receiving shocks from an ICD is comparable to being "kicked or punched" in the chest. Receiving ICD shocks has been associated with the development of adjustment disorders, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and panic disorder. Family caregivers who observe patients being shocked report feelings of fear, worry, and helplessness, and have been shown to have increased rates of depression and anxiety. For patients with advanced disease, an ICD may no longer prolong a life of acceptable quality, and cause needless discomfort.
"These data indicate that developing a policy to address concerns surrounding ICDs can be highly beneficial in reducing emotional and physical discomfort for hospice patients and their families," said Dr. Goldstein, whose team developed a model policy for ICDs in hospices based on feedback they received from several facilities. The policy includes the necessity for staff to be educated on how ICDs work, identification of patients with ICDs at the time of evaluation and admission, an informed consent discussion with the patient and family about the benefits and burdens of the device, and how to handle the device in an emergency situation.
"Many patients have had these devices for years and see them as a sign of stability. It's important to address this issue and emphasize the importance of the patient's comfort at end of life," Dr Goldstein explained.
The researchers received a list of 3,750 hospices from the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization. From this list, the researchers generated a geographically weighted random sample of 100 hospices from each of the nine U.S. census regions. Survey response rate was 50 percent.
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The Mount Sinai Medical Center encompasses The Mount Sinai Hospital and Mount Sinai School of Medicine. The Mount Sinai Hospital is one of the nation's oldest, largest and most-respected voluntary hospitals. Founded in 1852, Mount Sinai today is a 1,171-bed tertiary-care teaching facility that is internationally acclaimed for excellence in clinical care. Last year, nearly 60,000 people were treated at Mount Sinai as inpatients, and there were nearly 450,000 outpatient visits to the Medical Center.
Mount Sinai School of Medicine is internationally recognized as a leader in groundbreaking clinical and basic science research, as well as having an innovative approach to medical education. With a faculty of more than 3,400 in 38 clinical and basic science departments and centers, Mount Sinai ranks among the top 20 medical schools in receipt of National Institute of Health (NIH) grants. For more information, please visit www.mountsinai.org.


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Monday, November 3, 2008
Hotstove, Volume 1
For those keeping score at home, you can add Messrs. Sanchez and Jimenez to the growing list of offseason acquisitions for the Jays, along with RHP Dick Hayhurst and IF/OF/definitely not a LHP Adam Ankieloewen (see what I did there?). Now, I'm only busting balls a little bit here, because I know these are just basic organizational moves that every team makes at this time of year....but if you think these claims and signings will make me forget about the loss of Mencherson, well, you're crazy.
Zaun files for free agency
So long, Zaunie old boy. Oh sure, there's an outside chance that the veteran catcher could come back at a discounted price to be the Jays backup behind the plate, but not much of one, I'd say. Odds are the team will go with former prospect, current AAAA player Curtis Thigpen as the primary reserve.
For my money, though, I'm hoping Brian Jeroloman shows enough in camp to earn the backup spot, as his skills behind the plate and propensity for taking a walk make him seem like an ideal backup. Why not break the kid into his future role playing caddy for JP Arencibia?
In case you haven't noticed....
...by the complete lack of professionalism in this post, the Tao is away for the first part of the week, so it's extendo Ack-talk for a few days. Now, I'm not at liberty to divulge what's keeping the Tao from this space, but let's just say that it may or may not involve a resume and a meeting with Paul Beeston. Hmmm?
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- eyebleaf said...
Once again: Fuck Curtis Thigpen.
Angel and Jimenez = playoffs!
I was reading over at Out Of Left Field that Burnett is off to Baltimore, and we're ending up with Milton Bradley and Brad Penny.
I can't say I'd be disappointed with that.
- November 4, 2008 at 12:42 AM
- The Ack said...
what I want to know is....how the hell did they get pictures of those two in Blue Jays gear already? IT'S A CONSPIRACY!
So, I'm reading that Braunecker is giving the Jays a few more days before AJ officially opts-out, to give them a "fair shot"? ie: establishing a base price to drive up the bidding....
And, I dunno, I'm just not sharing the Milt Bradley love.....people are complaining about Butler's power, but what's Bradley's career high HR total?
And for the right price, Brad Penny....hmm...
- November 4, 2008 at 12:53 AM
- Graeme Nichols said...
I was reading this Yahoo! article and it said that Coletti might pick up the option on Penny. By doing so, he could trade Penny for a 3B and move DeWitt to 2b.
Translation: Don't get your hopes up yet.
- November 4, 2008 at 9:28 AM
I'd rather get Furcal then Bradley anyway, I know its a long shot.
- November 4, 2008 at 1:07 PM
- Torgen said...
I like how AJ said he'd decide on his opt out yesterday and now he's giving the Jays a few days to make an offer. I think AJ wants to stay and his agent is being forced to try to wring an extension out of the Jays so he's not leaving all the free agent money on the table.
- November 4, 2008 at 2:02 PM
Nah the ack is dead on when he says about starting out the bidding point
- November 4, 2008 at 2:12 PM
- Darren Priest said...
I hope JP isn't as dumb as Hank Steinbrenner and actually bids against himself for AJ's services.
- November 4, 2008 at 4:54 PM


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A South County elementary schoolteacher accused of molesting a former student and persuading young boys to send him nude photos through social media was ordered Friday to stand trial on 36 felony charges.
John Raymond Kinloch, 42, of San Ysidro faces several counts of committing a lewd act on a child, attempted lewd act on a child and possession of child pornography. If convicted, he could be sentenced to 430 years to life in prison.
After hearing witness testimony all day Thursday, Chula Vista Superior Court Judge Edward Allard III delayed making a ruling, giving himself time to review pertinent case law. On Friday, he ordered Kinloch to stand trial on all but two of the charges filed in the case.
The charges the defendant now faces relate to five victims, including a 17-year-old boy who testified he was molested for years by his former teacher at Feaster Charter School in Chula Vista, both on and off the school grounds.
Kinloch worked at the school from 2000 to 2009. He is now on leave from Wolf Canyon Elementary School, where he taught first grade.
He was arrested in November when authorities with the San Diego Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force uncovered evidence that the defendant was masquerading online as a young boy or girl and collecting pornographic images of children.
According to evidence presented at the preliminary hearing, Kinloch is accused of setting up phony profiles — posing as someone named Jason, Amy or Brianna — and engaging in conversations with teenage boys.
Eventually, the conversations turned explicit. He is accused of asking the boys to take cellphone photos of themselves in various stages of undress. At least three complied.
Kinloch is also accused of starting a sexual relationship in the mid-1990s with a 14-year-old boy. The defendant was 24 at the time, said prosecutor Enrique Camarena.
Now 31, the man testified Thursday that he and Kinloch dated for about four years. The witness said they broke up for about four to six months in 1998, when he discovered a problem with Kinloch that scared and confused him.
"(Kinloch) had told me before that he was only interested in males sexually of a younger age, even younger than me," said the man, whose full name was concealed during the hearing. Like some of the other witnesses, he was referred to in court by his initials.
"He put it to me very plainly over the phone and I didn't know how to deal with it," he said. "He called himself a boy lover."
The witness also testified that Kinloch told him he had been involved in a child pornography ring, and testified against a man he knew in England who had been caught swapping photos.
Federal authorities granted Kinloch, who was a college student at the time, immunity from prosecution on those allegations in exchange for his testimony. He was never formally arrested or charged in the U.S. until the current case.
Anthony Millican, spokesman for the Chula Vista Elementary School District, said the district has made two requests for records from the
"How could they make this decision when he was just one year away from obtaining his teaching credential?" Millican asked. He said the district is in the process of initiating a lawsuit.


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Popular with the 18th-century Dutch settlers of New York and New Jersey, so-called Dutch doors are split horizontally in the middle; open just the top to keep out animals while letting in light and air. Making your own is straightforward. Saw any wood door in half, then attach each half to the door frame with two hinges apiece. A simple sliding bolt joins the top and bottom as a single, solid panel. (Read more.)Share
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Terrence E. McNally (born 29 May 1948; age 71) is the actor who played B'Tardat in the Star Trek: The Next Generation fourth season episode "Half a Life". He filmed his scenes for this episode on Friday 8 March 1991 on Paramount Stage 8.
McNally, who hails from Massachusetts, was trained at Harvard University's American Conservatory Theatre. He has been acting on television since the 1970s, appearing on such series as The Amazing Spider-Man (starring Ellen Bry), Lou Grant (with Jeff Corey), Hotel (with Adrienne Barbeau, Robert Pine, and Jane Wyatt), Scarecrow and Mrs. King (with Daniel Davis and Kate Jackson), Santa Barbara (with Judith Anderson, Nicholas Coster, and Louise Sorel), L.A. Law (starring Corbin Bernsen and Larry Drake), Studio 5-B (with Harry Groener), Perfect Strangers (with Sam Anderson), Who's the Boss? (with Christine Healy), and Baywatch (directed by Reza Badiyi).
In addition, McNally had a brief recurring role on the primetime soap opera Dallas in 1985, during which he worked with series regular Susan Howard and fellow guest star Robert Walker. He also had a small recurring role on the Joan Collins series Dynasty that same year. In the late 1980s, he had a recurring role on Knots Landing, appearing in at least five episodes of the series, including one with Lisa Wilcox. More recently, he was a regular on the CBS daytime soap opera The Young and the Restless during the 1993-94 television season. He also had a brief recurring role on the short-lived Paramount Television series Models Inc., along with Steve Vinovich.
Outside of his work in episodic television, McNally had small roles in made-for-TV movies such as To Kill a Cop (co-starring Robert Hooks, Diana Muldaur, and Alan Oppenheimer and featuring cinematography by Gayne Rescher), The Silent Lovers (directed by John Erman and starring Brian Keith and John Rubinstein), Blood Feud (with Edward Laurence Albert, Seymour Cassel, Robert Costanzo, Charles Parks, and Biff Yeager), and When Your Lover Leaves (starring Merritt Butrick and Dwight Schultz).
McNally's early feature film credits include small parts in Battle Beyond the Stars (1980, with Earl Boen, Jeff Corey, and Morgan Woodward), Nine to Five (1980, with Earl Boen and Lawrence Pressman), and Looker (1981, starring Leigh Taylor-Young). He later had a major supporting role in the 1989 dance drama Tap and co-starred with fellow TNG alumni John de Lancie and Gates McFadden in the 1990 comedy film Taking Care of Business. He also appeared in the 1992 comic drama When the Party's Over, along with Raymond Cruz, Willie Garson, and Brian McNamara. McNally's most recent film was the 2006 "dramedy" Two Weeks.
McNally was married to actress and singer Julie Brown from 1983 through 1989. During their marriage, they co-wrote the script and some of the songs for the campy 1988 science fiction musical Earth Girls Are Easy, which featured Michael McKean and Charles Rocket. McNally was also associate producer for this film and had a small role as a TV soap opera doctor.
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- AWorldThatJustMightWork.com – official site
- Terrence E. McNally at Wikipedia
- Terrence E. McNally at the Internet Movie Database
- Terrence McNally at NowCasting.com


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View from the resort check-in and store at Olallie Lake.
Just up the road from Olallie is little Monan Lake.
We took this trip up the mountain and down a treacherous road to Olallie Lake in the first stretch of August. Ryan was up by himself for a couple of days fishing then Naiya and I joined him later in the week. There had been a fire there some years ago and the resort and cabins were closed until this year. They're rustic with no electricity and no running water but they do have wood burning stoves and two queen beds (with real mattresses) as well as cold water taps outside and a table, dresser and usable counter tops inside. We determined that these few comforts made all the difference for comfort in "outdoor" vacationing. It's sort of like camping but you can easily stand up, your feet stay somewhat clean and the beds are very cozy (unlike deflating camping mattresses). Ryan caught fish trawling from the small row boat he rented, but mostly we just relaxed and went on some really lovely hikes. It was our favorite lake of the summer.
Olallie Lake is one of Oregon's cleanest with snow melt as its main source of water. While only 40 miles from Portland, there are few signs of civilization there and in the lake itself, no motor boating or swimming are allowed.


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My name is John Hrvatin and I'm the Program Manager for IE setup.
Some customers have reported that after successfully completing IE7 setup, they do not have a tab band. I'd like to shed some light on this issue and offer a solution.
IE's tab implementation depends on xmllite.dll which is installed with IE7 but through a separate installer bundled within the IE setup process. If you extract the contents of the IE7 installation package and run update.exe directly, you will skip this step which results in having no xmllite.dll and thus no tabs. You can be sure this is the problem if you do not have either of the log files creating during installation of xmllite.dll:
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The KTA Race Centre project is something that just ticks away there quietly in the background across a number of countries now in Asia giving kiteboarders the chance to experience and learn what it's all about when it comes to riding the demon race board. The success of this is now to be seen as for the first time the IKA World Course Race Championships will be taking place in Asia next month at Hainan in China http://www.kingbay.cn/Kb Asian riders from all the countries supported by a KTA Race Centre will be represented, if they will make it into podium positions by the end remains to be seen, but seeing so many local riders make the grade to be there is reward enough it its own right.
So it's very exciting for us to announce the next stage in the ev0lution of the KTA Race Project as it opens its doors for the first time outside of Asia with the founding of the first partnership in the Pacific Islands, the Oceania Sailing region of the world.
So welcome to the KTA Cook Islands Race Centre it's fantastic to have you guys join the project. The centre in the Cook Islands has been made possible by support from the Cook Island Kitesurfing Association http://www.cookislandskitesurfing.com/ and is be hosted by Kites Up at Muri Beach in Rarotonga.
You can check out all the details for the new centre at http://www.kiteboardtour.asia/race/kta-race-centre-cook-islands/ So whether you are a local rider who wants to learn to ride and race on a formula kiteboard or if you are a kiter thinking of visiting Rarotonga, you now have the chance to try it all out. So give the Kites Up crew a call and get out there on the water. Remember too, armed with an race board even those lighter wind days open up to become a full day on the water, so it's a no brainer really.
We have already seen the racing talents of the Cook Islands in action during the TT racing at the Manureva Aquafest earlier this year and now with the support from the Cook Islands KTA Race Centre we look forward now to seeing Cook Island riders in future World Championship competitions, so no pressure guys…….
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By Colleen Quinn
Massachusetts could become the first state to ban plastic bag use at large retail stores, part of an effort to prevent litter from harming marine animals and to reduce waste scattered through streets and stuck in tree branches.
Lawmakers on the joint Environment, Natural Resources, and Agriculture Committee advanced the two bills, a House version and a Senate version, by voting favorably Monday, immediately following a hearing on the issue. The bills would ban single-use plastic bags at retail stores larger than 4,000 square feet. The ban would exempt smaller retail stores, as well as the produce and bakery bags used inside grocery stores.
Representative Lori Ehrlich, Democrat of Marblehead, who sponsored the House bill, said society's disposable culture "seems to be catching up with us." Plastic bags make up 10 percent of the debris that washes up on the shore, she said.
"Nothing that we use for a few minutes should pollute the oceans for hundreds of years," Ehrlich said.
Hundreds of communities across the country have banned the bags. The most recent to do so in Massachusetts are Brookline and Manchester-by-the-Sea.
'Nothing that we use for a few minutes should pollute the oceans for hundreds of years.'
There have been no statewide bans in the United States, although Hawaii has a de facto ban since all of its four counties now prohibit nonbiodegradable plastic bags at checkout, as well as paper bags that are not at least 40 percent recycled.
Similar legislation was recommended by Massachusetts lawmakers on the Environment Committee last session, but it never surfaced for a vote in the House. Representative Anne Gobi, Democrat of Spencer, and Senator Marc Pacheco, Democrat of Taunton, who chair the committee, said that with more communities instituting bans, it makes sense for the state to take action, rather than have different regulations in each community.
"I think there is a growing movement across society," Pacheco said after the hearing.
No one from the plastic bag industry testified against the bills.
Other states are considering similar bans, including Rhode Island.
Environmentalists said the bags are a danger to the state's coastlines and kill sea turtles, whales, seals, and other marine wildlife that swallow plastic or are strangled by the bags.
Americans throw away more than 1 billion plastic bags a year, with less than 5 percent recycled, said Roxanne Zak of the Sierra Club. "They are creating an environmental crisis for us here, and in the whole world, not just the United States."
The bags, which take hundreds of years to decompose, end up in trees or storm drains and eventually wind up in waterways, she said.
Ehrlich's bill makes an exception for certain biodegradable plastic bags.
Recycling does not solve the problem, environmentalists argued. In most cases, the resin in plastic bags can only be used once, and recycling them is costly.
Approximately half the bags are rejected for recycling because they are contaminated by food waste, say environments.lists.
Senator James Eldridge, an Acton Democrat who sponsored the Senate bill, said plastic bag litter creates a blight on communities and damages oceans, pointing to the debris floating in the Pacific Ocean known as the Great Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch.


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With encouragement from his wife Bertha, Lloyd started Jayco on their farm--in two chicken houses and a barn! He developed his own prototype camping trailer and a unique lifter system for fold-down campers, the basic design of which is patented and still in use today. By the end of 1968, his fledging company of 15 employees had sold 132 fold-down camping trailers.
Today, Jayco's "family" of employees has grown to nearly 1,500 people, while more than 25,000 people join our "extended family" of customers each year.
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Croaker in the cooler makes for good eating at the table
My young sons were doing their best to emulate my actions as we drifted bloodworms over a hard shell bottom in a gently moving tide that June evening. My one-ounce sinker sent a tic-tic-tic flicking up the line on my light casting outfit. The rod tip was twitching right in rhythm.
Harrison's rod suddenly arched. He struggled to keep the rod from being pulled over the side while avoiding the hard gunnel.
The croaker bite continues to expand, but most anglers are still chasing the surprising numbers of nice-sized rockfish to 30 inches that linger in the mid-Bay. This despite both the May worm hatch, which can make the bite inconsistent, and the appearance of cownosed rays. Get in on the action while you can; the better fish will be leaving for the ocean soon.
JP's rod did the same. I would have chuckled at their desperate efforts, but my own stick was nearly wrenched from my hands. It bent into a deep U as an unseen and very powerful fish pulled the rod tip all the way down to the water.
Our struggles lasted for some minutes. As the first blunt-nosed, bronze-hued fish was scooped up, a loud croaking sound emanated from the net's folds. My sons were astonished. It was the first time they ever heard a fish speaking. Croakers are full of surprises. Not the least surprise was the size of that catch, measuring some 19 inches.
Also known as hardheads, croaker are one of the hardest-pulling fish to visit the mid-Chesapeake. For reasons still not understood, their population is wildly cyclic.
The year my sons and I caught those fish was a banner season for croaker. They could be hooked almost everywhere in the Bay from the Patapsco down to Crisfield. Not only were the fish numerous, many were over citation size, 18 inches. My boys and I caught a lot of them up to 20 inches that summer. Since that great year, they've been scarce.
This season, however, gives early indications that the hardheads are on a big upswing. Large schools, with some of the fish quite sizeable, have been reported in the Eastern Bay, especially toward the Choptank and also at Podickery and Hackett's. Angler's Sport Center reports fish checked in over 19 inches with some coolers bulging with full limits.
Atlantic croaker or hardhead are in the drum family and cousins to the black drum, red drum (or redfish) and both spotted and gray sea trout. All possess a large swim bladder that holds air within the bodies to control depth. The bladder can be manipulated with their internal muscles to produce a drumming sound underwater and a croaking noise above.
Hardhead are long-living, prolific bottom feeders. Specimens to 15 years have been documented. They spawn in the Chesapeake from August through October, as well as off the Atlantic continental shelf during the winter. Their fingerlings find their way well up into the Bay tributaries where they fatten themselves on worms, mollusks, small crustaceans and small fishes.
A great light-tackle fish, they are very strong and can be taken on bloodworms, shrimp, squid strips and minnows. Their favorite food of all is a chunk of soft or peeler crab.
Moving tides later in the day and into the night are best, and the fish can be found over shell bottom in waters up to 30 feet deep. They can also be encountered in areas of light boat traffic in shoal waters of two and three feet deep as they search for crabs and shrimp. They will hit soft plastic jigs such as bass assassins, weighted flies and small spoons. The minimum legal size in the Chesapeake for croaker is nine inches with a generous bag limit of 25 per person per day.
On the table, they have quite a following. A softer-fleshed fish, they are best fried. Filleted and cut into strips, then rolled in breadcrumbs and plunged into 400-degree peanut oil until they are golden brown, the fish are quite delicious. Spicy dips such as Texas Pete's Buffalo Wing Sauce or Goya's La Botanera Salsa Picante can give the fish fingers an extra zip.
My family has enjoyed many such meals, another reason my sons have grown up to be fishermen.
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Omega Protein, the single major harvester of the keystone forage fish of the Atlantic Ocean, menhaden, laid off 20 people last year and retired a net boat, attributing the acts to the 20 percent harvest reduction demanded by Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission. The reduction was necessitated by evidence of severe overfishing of the species in past decades. Not six months later, along with pronouncements of record profits in last quarter operations, Omega also disclosed the commissioning of two new state-of-the-art fishing vessels to be added to their Reedville, Virginia, netting operation. Something seem fishy here?


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The Pennsylvania Recreation Vehicle and Camping Show drew a record 31,710 visitors Sept. 16-20 at Hersheypark in Hershey, Pa., an increase of 14% over last year.
And by all accounts, manufacturers exhibiting at the East Coast's biggest annual trade and retail show were pleased with the outcome.
"Traffic was real good," said Tim Tiffin, general manager of Tiffin Motor Homes, Red Bay, Ala. "It was a good bit over what we had last year. We were very pleased. It concreted our assertion that business has been getting better over the last few months."
Although space of 440,787 square feet sold before the show was a little more than half of what it was last year, 59 manufacturers represented by 47 dealers displayed about 700 units while 117 suppliers occupied indoor and outdoor booths.
"We weren't off on the number of manufacturers, but many of them downsized their display a lot," said Heather Leach, director of education and marketing for the sponsoring Pennsylvania RV and Camping Association (PRVCA). "But people were there to buy. From the dealers and manufacturers that we talked to, they all had an excellent show. Some told us it was the best show they had had in years."
"It was a fabulous show," said show Chairman Dan Saltzgiver, owner of Reichart's Camping Center, Hanover, Pa., who sold all 17 Forest River Rockwood travel trailers Reichart's brought to Hershey. "Hopefully it's an indication that the economy and industry is turning around."
The Chicago area-based Camping World dealership network sold almost 400 units at its nine dealership display in Hershey, said Marcus Lemonis, chairman and CEO.
"We sold 393 units for the show," Lemonis said. "The bulk, more than 150, were Keystone (towables). What was most surprising, though, was the number of motorized we did. We did 68, most of them Class A's."
"Their displays did very well for us," said Bob Martin, Keystone RV Co. executive vice president. "We don't have our tallies in yet, but it looks like we sold more than we did last year.
"It was a sale environment and customers were definitely in a buying mode, which bodes well for the fall buying season and for next spring. The Hershey show always is an indicator. We definitely see this as a positive for our company and the industry."
While declining to provide specific sales numbers, Roger Martin, Winnebago Industries Inc. vice president of sales and marketing, said that show sales were up 30% compared to last year.
"Traffic was excellent," Martin said. "We had a very nice mix of products retailed — from Class C's to Class A gas to Class A diesel. Consumer interest in our new Winnebago Via and Itasca Reyo was stellar — with lines waiting to get inside the units."
Brian Wilkins, general manager of Wilkins RV in Bath, N.Y., said he was busy Monday sorting out orders. "There seemed to be for everybody very brisk business activity," Wilkins said, noting that most of consumer's interest was in fifth-wheels retailing from $30,000 to $70,000.
Recreational park trailer sales apparently also did well. "There were some happy looking manufactures that I talked to who said that things were moving," said Bill Garpow, president of the Recreational Park Trailer Industry Association (RPTIA).
PRVCA's Leach attributed part of the attendance boost to increased national magazine advertising and radio and TV promotions that reached into New York and Ohio. The weather also cooperated for a change.


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NEW YORK (AP) — Hollywood has responded to the rampage at a Connecticut elementary school by pulling back on its offerings, and one star says the entertainment industry should take some responsibility for such violence.
Fox pulled new episodes of "Family Guy" and "American Dad" that were to air Sunday to avoid potentially sensitive content. The originally scheduled episode of "Family Guy" had Peter telling his own version of the nativity story. The "American Dad" episode told the story of a demon who punished naughty children at Christmas. Both series plan to substitute reruns.
In addition, Fox confirmed that a schedule repeat of "The Cleveland Show" for Sunday was swapped for another rerun of that series out of the same concern, and premieres for Tom Cruise's "Jack Reacher" and the family comedy "Parental Guidance" were postponed after Friday's shooting rampage in Newtown, Conn., that ended with 28 people dead, including 20 children as well as the gunman.
Hollywood should take some responsibility for such violence, Jamie Foxx, one of the industry's biggest stars, said Saturday as he promoted Quentin Tarantino's upcoming, ultra-violent, spaghetti Western-style film about slavery, "Django Unchained."
In an interview, Jamie Foxx said actors cannot "turn their back" on that fact that movie violence can influence people.
The film's press junket was continuing in New York as scheduled. Tarantino said he was tired of defending his films each time the nation is shocked by gun violence, saying "tragedies happen" and blame should fall on those guilty of the crimes.
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Canadian Centre for Child Protection teams up with the Toronto Blue Jays to develop new child safety resources for sport community
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WINNIPEG, MB: The Canadian Centre for Child Protection has partnered with Jays Care Foundation, the charitable arm of the Toronto Blue Jays, to develop a resource that will help create safer environments for children in sports organizations.
With the support of a direct donation from Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher, R.A. Dickey, Commit to Kids – Sport Edition was developed. This resource has strategies, policies, and a step-by-step plan for reducing the risk of child sexual abuse. The kit includes a Guide for Sport Organizations and a training video, as well as materials for parents and sports leaders.
"I carried the pain of sexual abuse for more than two decades. As a kid I didn't know how to deal with it, so I tried to forget. But you can't forget," said R.A. Dickey, who disclosed in 2007 that at eight-years-old he was sexually abused by a female babysitter, and later by a teenage male. "When kids register for sports they are entrusted to our care, and we have every responsibility to take all the steps possible to create positive experiences to enhance their development. This program helps sports organizations to do that."
Based on the Canadian Centre for Child Protection's original Commit to Kids program, this resource helps to create safer environments for children in sport by providing organizations with a plan using a risk-management approach that is much broader than criminal record and child abuse registry checks for preventing child sexual abuse. Because the majority of offenders do not have a criminal record, relying solely on record checks is ineffective in protecting kids from individuals who may cause harm to children.
"We are so proud of this new partnership with the Toronto Blue Jays and the Jays Care Foundation.," said Lianna McDonald, Executive Director, at the Canadian Centre for Child Protection. "Jays Care has taken a leadership role in saying we are invested in the personal safety of children within communities. This resource, developed with their support, will enable sports organizations to proactively take steps to protect children."
To raise awareness of the Commit to Kids Program, two public service announcements featuring R.A. Dickey have also been developed and will begin airing on Friday, April 25, on Rogers Sportsnet.
In the past three months, 800 Commit to Kids – Sport Edition kits have already been distributed through the Blue Jays Annual Coaching Clinic and to the Ontario Baseball Association's Annual Coaching Clinic.
"The Toronto Blue Jays, through Jays Care Foundation, are committed to providing children with access to sport and safe environments to play," says Danielle Bedasse, Executive Director, Jays Care Foundation. "The partnership with Canadian Centre for Child Protection to help provide resources to protect kids involved in sport from abuse is an important one. We look forward to working with the Canadian Centre for Child Protection to help protect kids and allow them to realize all the benefits being involved in sports provides."
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algebraic geometry
algebraic geometry, branch of geometry , based on analytic geometry , that is concerned with geometric objects (loci) defined by algebraic relations among their coordinates (see Cartesian coordinates ). In plane geometry an algebraic curve is the locus of all points satisfying the polynomial equation f ( x,y )=0; in three dimensions the polynomial equation f ( x,y,z )=0 defines an algebraic surface. In general, points in n -space are defined by ordered sequences of numbers ( x 1, x 2, x 3, … x n ), where each n -tuple specifies a unique point and x 1, x 2, x 3, … x n are members of a given field (e.g., the complex numbers). An algebraic hypersurface is the locus of all such points satisfying the polynomial equation f ( x 1, x 2, x 3, … x n )=0, whose coefficients are also chosen from the given field. The intersection of two or more algebraic hypersurfaces defines an algebraic set, or variety, a concept of particular importance in algebraic geometry.
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