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From aircraft to cars, industrial machinery, ships, and white goods, complexity of products and the systems that keep them running is steadily increasing. CATIA enables you to model and compose complex products, while defining and executing their driving systems to manage this complexity and deliver products on time?
CATIA Live Shape
3D Innovation for Everyone
Let's say you have an idea but don't know how to express it. So, you start from scratch with 2D sketches and eventually come to a standstill. With CATIA Live Shape, simply pass it on to your company's CAD specialists anywhere in the world. Since everyone can collaborate in 3D anytime, anywhere, you can easily exchange as many iterations as needed and develop the design down to the very last detail.
CATIA Live Shape makes 3D innovation come naturally and easily to everyone. Whether you are a casual user or a CAD-specialist, you can quickly create new designs or easily modify existing ones, even from other CAD solutions, and create a powerful cycle of productivity. Once it reaches the manufacturing phase, the manufacturing team can comfortably and easily modify the design in order to embed manufacturing constraints and manufacture correctly. Never has it been so easy for downstream users, such as analysis or manufacturing users, to access and modify a design so late in the process.
CATIA Live Shape is a direct editing modeler which enables hybrid modeling such as solid, surface or wireframe modeling. The seamless integration with a feature-based modeler enables you to reuse your conceptual designs as preliminary shapes in other traditional workbenches for further detailed design. Feature-based or non-native parts, originating from V4, V5 or any CAD system can be modified very easily without the need to know the dependences between features, since the history-free modeler recognizes features such as a ribs, holes or bosses in real-time.
With CATIA Live Compose, simply search for the right pieces, drop them into your "3D basket" and position them to compose a new assembly on the fly. With collaborative sessions in 3D, anyone can easily modify your proposal in a collective brainstorm anytime, anywhere.
- Realize ideas in 3D instead of 2D
- Access and compose new projects from existing products instantly
- Compose with speed and ease
- Model naturally and easily
- Brainstorm in 3D instantly
- Harness collective intelligence
- Extend 3D innovation
- Modify late in the design
- Benefit from direct modeling and exact dimensioning
- Experience total integration from concept to detailed design
- Can adapt with any V4, V5 or multi-CAD data
- Speed up the decision process
Design naturally in a free modeling environmentLeveraging the powerful CATIA geometric modeler, you can shape a product and control its modifications via direct manipulations like push and pull. Persistent dimensioning and positioning constraints help capture your design intents. Plus, shapes can be refined by adding features in CATIA traditional workbenches for further detailed design.
Unleash your creativityIn a refined environment, contextual tools are available at a click of the mouse. By dropping the V6 3D robot onto an object such as a body or face, you can reposition that object or alter it accordingly. As changes occur in real-time, its extensive visual feedback makes design intuitive.
Native hybrid modelingAn easy and quick way to model any shape such as a solid, surface or wireframe. You can generate solids as extrude, sweep, loft, or run operations as fillet, draft, scaling, pattern, or mirror. And it is very easy to distort a set of faces by pulling or pushing a point and controlling the deformation steepness thanks to a small influence sphere.
Benefit from accurate localization and agile product handlingThe mini-map window helps to locate your work in context and eases the product handling, through reframe, pan or rotate operations.
Add persistent 3D constraintsYou can add persistent 3D constraints to volumes to control the position of different elements in a volume as well as to control how elements move with respect to each other. Subsequent changes to volumes preserve the design intent by maintaining any 3D constraints added.
Build consensus, co-design, and co-reviewDesigners and engineers can benefit from instant collaboration to brainstorm entirely in 3D and build consensus thanks to co-design and co-review capabilities.
Reach users beyond the design officePowerful 3D collaboration tools help to reach new users across multiple communities beyond the design office, putting 3D at the foreground of innovation.
Lifelike user experience in 3D modelingA completely liberating lifelike user experience, meaning no more toolbars or icons. Designing is easier with context sensitive balloons and real-time visual modifications. Plus you can locate modifications in an assembly context and co-pilot in 3D for a quicker design. It also offers automatic recognition of design features such as depressions or protrusions. And you can integrate pictures, rough sketches, or detailed drawings for sketch support.
Modify easilyFor downstream users, design modifications can be complex. CATIA Live Shape makes it extremely easy to access the design and make changes directly in 3D. Fast and easy modifications prevent the need to exchange iterations since downstream users can simply modify the design themselves.
Benefit from seamless integrationSince preliminary shapes are easy to design with CATIA Live Shape direct modeling tools, the creation order does not matter, making it possible for explicit, history-free, and feature-based design approaches to experience seamless integration.
Import, reuse and reshape existing data from any CAD systemNon-native parts from V4, V5 or any CAD system through standard STEP or IGES format can be modified very easily without knowing the dependences between features, since the history-free modeler recognizes design features, such as fillets, ribs, holes or bosses in real-time.


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Producing 5,700 pounds of peanuts per acre is just part of the success story of Suffolk, Va. farmer John Crumpler — the 2009 Peanut Profitability Award winner for the Upper Southeast.
Good stewardship of the land that includes planting cover crops, no-tilling his grain crops and careful rotation of crops and pesticides are all part of being a successful farmer, but when it comes to peanuts in Virginia ,high yields and high quality are essential to profitabililty.
Crumpler, unlike so many successful Virginia farmers, is not carrying on long generations of farming tradition. He has been around farming most his life, but from a number of different angles.
He tried full-time farming early on in his career. He participated in a successful farming operation, but philosophical differences in the partnership took him out of production farming for a while. That experience, he says, is a big factor in any successes he currently has in his farming operation.
The Virginia grower also cites the sage counsel of a number of current and past agribusiness associates as playing a role in giving him the confidence he needed to get back into full-time farmers.
Crumpler worked for many years as a fertilizer salesman and operations manager, working for Alliance Fertilizer of Suffolk. During that time he worked for Don Fritz, a well known industry leader in fertilizer and farm chemicals. That whole business experience, he contends, gave him the confidence to try production farming again.
When he was approached five years ago by Suffolk, Va., farmer Bobby Rountree, Crumpler says he looked at the farming partnership with more of a business than an emotional approach.
"Bobby wanted to step back from the business end of farming, but didn't want to get out of it all together. We have had a wonderful working relationship the past few years. He goes at farming as hard or harder than I do," Crumpler says.
Together they have averaged over 4,700 pounds of peanuts per year for the past four growing seasons. "I understood when I got back into farming that growing peanuts for a profit in Virginia requires high yields. You have to balance input costs against yield, but you have to have high yields to survive," Crumpler says.
High yields for the Virginia grower started with a comprehensive planning session with Virginia Crop Consultant Wendell Cooper. "I knew I wanted to stay in the 120-150 acre range for peanuts. Wendell and I sat down and looked at the best fields I had for peanuts and how this land worked out rotation-wise for peanuts," he says.
"The next step was picking the right variety for the land we chose to plant peanuts on." Crumpler says he had grown NCV-11s the previous years, and he felt he needed something new to give some earliness and some different production characteristics.
Using a four-row planter it took 4-5 days to plant his crop. He chose Champs as a companion variety to his trusted NCV-11s. Champs, he says, performed as well as NCV-11's, but no better. Champs was no earlier, he says, which left him still looking for a second variety.
This year he planted Phillips in addition to Champs and NCV-11. Choosing varieties, he says, is more of a function of yield and quality potential rather than disease resistant qualities. "We also try to choose a variety that has some drought tolerance because we do not have irrigation as an option.
"We know we are going to have to fumigate our peanut land, and we do everything we can with fungicides, fertilizer and weed control to get our peanuts out of the ground fast and growing healthy, so disease resistance has not been an issue," Crumpler explains.
"Cylindrocladium black rot (CBR) is a constant disease threat, so we put down Vapam and that gives us some help with nematode control. We use Temik in the furrow to help further with nematodes and to keep early season insects down. And, we know we will use Omega to help with sclerotinia," he adds.
Provost is a fungicide that Crumpler uses for a couple of reasons. First, he says it does an excellent job of controlling stem rot and leafspot. It also gives him a different mode of action, reducing the likelihood of resistance problems.
"Provost is a good fungicide and the more we can learn about using it, the better off we will be, if we're not able to use Vapam in the future," he says.
Peanut growers in other parts of the country would likely be shocked at the cost of disease control in southeast Virginia — at least that needed to produce 5,000 pounds of peanuts per acre.
Crumpler clicks off the per acre costs — $40-$45 for Vapam, $40-$45 dollars for three applications of Provost, Omega is in the $30-$35 range. Add in additional leafspot control and Apogee, and you have $150-$175 per acre just for disease control.
Apogee is a growth regulator used primarily to help growers delineate rows and help make digging more efficient. Crumpler says for him it is a part of his disease management program because the smaller plants allow for better airflow and the concentration of peanuts around the taproot exposes the crop to less stress and less disease pressure.
He applies only a partial rate of Apogee and applies it when the row middles get close to touching. On some acres he uses it twice, but only on land that is most prone to excessive growth, or when rain is expected during critical growth periods.
On some acres there was additional cost for disease control, including an application of Topsin on a few acres where botrytis problems popped up. In 2009, he added another fungicide cost by using an in-furrow application of Proline.
"Even though we put Vapam down on all our peanut land, we are looking at Proline because of all the uncertainties about future use of Vapam and other soil fumigants. We used a liquid form of Opti-Lift, so we put the Proline in the furrow with the soil innoculant. The more we know about how to use Proline and how it works under our production system, the better off we will be, if we can't use Vapam in the future," the Virginia grower says.
Crumpler also uses a high seeding rate and a twin-row planting pattern to help produce high yields. He typically plants six seed per foot, with three on each side, which comes out to 150-170 pounds of seed per acre.
"The seeding rate is critical because so many of the current varieties tend to put on a high percentage of peanuts next to the taproot. Getting seed in the ground properly and getting them up and growing quickly will be a big benefit at digging time," Crumpler says.
He uses a slightly different philosophy of weed control, again based on an overall plan of getting peanuts up and growing before they face any stress from natural enemies or from pesticides.
When peanuts crack the ground good he applies Gramoxone and a half rate of Pursuit and comes back over-the-top with 1.5 pints of Dual per acre. After that it's a tailor-made herbicide program in fields where the cracking time applications break down. Additional grass herbicides like Select or Poast typically go on with fungicides sprays.
If Temik breaks down and thrips show up in a field, Crumpler says he is quick to take out these tiny insects with a shot of Orthene. Thrips vector tomato spotted wilt virus, which Crumpler says he can't afford to battle, because of all the other diseases threats to his peanuts.
Having a good crop consultant is a key to growing high yielding peanuts, the Virginia grower says. "Wendell is a long-time friend and colleague, and someone I trust to help us manage whatever challenges come up. He researches new products and helps determines how they will apply in our program. We don't always agree on what needs to be done, but I simply couldn't do all the things I need to do on the farm without him," Crumpler adds.
In addition to growing peanuts, the Virginia farmer grows 1,300-1,400 acres of corn, wheat, full-season soybeans and double-crop soybeans.
Making the decision to get back into farming full-time was one that Crumpler's wife Terri, a middle school social studies teacher, has supported all the way. They have one son, Robert, a Virginia Military Institute baseball player and 2007 graduate. Robert, recently married, lives in Lexington, Va., and works with the Institute's alumni association.

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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Coldwater Creek ( CWTR saidthis week that it hired Perella Weinberg Partners to conduct a strategic review. The move comes after the retailer received interest over the summer from private equity firms that invest in turnaround situations, according to a person familiar with the situation. According to the company, comparable store sales declined in the first quarter and have worsened since then. Executives now expect third-quarter results to fall short of guidance. The source said Coldwater Creek, with a market cap below $50 million, no longer sees the need to be public. The company's situation is comparable to that of Talbot's, which was acquired in May 2012 by private equity firm Sycamore Partners LLC for about $370 million last year, including debt. Private equity firms with interest in distressed retailers have shown interest in the women's apparel retailer, the source said. According to another person familiar with the matter, the company's board has been hunting for a turnaround adviser for at least the past few weeks to allow the management team to focus on day-to-day operations. This person notes that the fourth quarter, with its holiday sales, is crucial for the retailer and its potential turnaround.The company's efforts should focus on logistics and real estate, the second source suggested. The first source said Coldwater Creek's trouble does not put the company in danger of having to file for bankruptcy. Instead, the women's apparel retailer simply wants to go leave the public market. There is no timetable for the review, the company said in its statement, and options could include, but are not limited to, partnerships, joint ventures or a sale or merger. The company had $17 million in cash and $83 million in debt, as of Aug. 3, and a market cap of nearly $39 million, giving it an enterprise value of about $105 million. For the 2013 fiscal year ended Feb. 2, it had revenue of about $742 million and negative Ebitda of roughly $17 million. That is an improvement over fiscal 2012 when it had negative Ebitda of nearly $34 million and revenue of about $773 million.
Coldwater Creek is a specialty retailer of women's apparel and was founded in 1984 in Sandpoint, Idaho, and operates 349 retail stores and 38 factory outlet stores as of Feb. 2. Its stock closed at a $1.26 per share, down more than 3%. -- Written by Richard Collings in New York


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10 Most Influential Female Nurses of All Time
July 29, 2008
Nurses impact lives every day. But once in a while, a nurse comes along who touches the lives of the world, and not just her patients. These women went above and beyond for the field of nursing. They served in wars, broke down racial barriers, and campaigned for women's rights. They have become role models for women everywhere, not just nurses. However, nurses can be especially proud to share a title with these 10 ladies.
5. Anna Caroline Maxwell
Anna Caroline Maxwell
Anna Caroline Maxwell was known as the "American Florence Nightengale." During the Spanish-American War, Maxwell headed up the army nurses, thereby establishing the Army Nurse Corps. During WWI, Maxwell was given the Medal of Honor for Public Health.
Maxwell was an essential element to the progression of practical nursing. She began working at a hospital before she was formally trained, and after graduating the Boston City Training College for Nurses, Maxwell began the nurse training program at Montreal General Hospital. She also served as the superintendent of nurses at a number of east coast hospitals including Massachusetts General Hospital and St. Luke's Hosptial. Maxwell was the first director of the New York Presbyterian Hospital which would become the Columbia School of Nursing.


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Five Perfect Jobs for Retirees
by JS
If you pay attention to financial and social economic trends (embarrassed to say that I do), you'll already be aware that people are retiring at a later age all the time. Partly this is due to the fact that we are living longer and therefore need more money to make it from age 65 to death. I think the real reason is that the traditional concept of retirement, sitting around and doing nothing all day long, is inherently flawed.
One day we all will retire. Retirement is the time when we kick back and enjoy the things in life that maybe we have overlooked earlier in life because of work responsibilities. But as it happens, some people get bored with retirement. They want something to occupy their days other than sleeping or relaxing by the pool.
Retirement is looked on favorably by most workers. After retiring from work, people take up new hobbies, expand the time that they spend on existing hobbies, relax, spend time with family, and travel. While these things sound exciting to us when we have no time to do them, after a while we may wonder if our lives are still as meaningful as they were when we were working. Activity and challenge are essential ingredients for human happiness.
Finding another job after retirement seems crazy, but can give us purpose. Retirement can last as long as twenty or thirty years. That's a long time to fish and play bocce ball. The appeal may be that we work for enjoyment and not because we rely on the paycheck for our livelihood. After all retirement planning is about more than money.
Here are five jobs that are perfect for those golden-agers looking for some excitement and social interaction:
1. Consulting.
Why let all of that business knowledge go to waste? One of the fastest growing trends is to contract yourself out as a consultant to the company that you retired from. The best thing about this job is that you can work as much or as little as you choose. Companies often pay a lot more for your services because they avoid the long term commitments on insurance and other benefits they have to pay full time employees.
2. Work as a temporary employee.
Temporary employees, or "temps" are in high demand. Companies that need a worker for short periods don't want to hire a full time employee that they will have to lay off in less than six months. Temps need to have a variety of skills and work many different schedules. This is perfect for a retired person who doesn't want a regular job but occasional work. Especially for someone that likes to meet new challenges and new people.
3. Seasonal jobs.
Stores and retailers are always on the lookout for more help around Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the summer. These are also the times when regular employees want to take their vacation. Retired workers, as many companies have been finding out, are hard workers who have excellent customer service skills. With the stress of raising a family and worrying about paying the mortgage have passed, retired workers are often more relaxed and make high quality customer service representatives.
4. Teach the young people.
Those who can, teach. Many professors in college and teachers in middle and high schools can be retired businesspeople or other professionals. The knowledge that they have gained in their working career is invaluable as lecturers. There is no better way to learn than to be mentored by someone who has been "in the trenches" in your field, and guiding a young and dedicated learner can be very rewarding for the mentor.
5. Work for non-profit organizations.
Follow the lead of Bill Gates and give back and make a little extra money at the same time. Working as an administrator at a non-profit organization that you believe is helping the community adds a purpose to your retirement. Within these companies you can change policy and petition the state and federal agencies for more money to support your programs. With the number of people required to fight global warming, the demand for people with skills and the ability to get things done in social service and volunteer organizations has never been greater.
Watch as Bill Gates talks about how he'll spend his retirement and how strange it will be to not be working at Microsoft for the first time since he was 17!
If you don't want to work in a formal sense, at least find a hobby or pastime to get involved in. I'm no scientist but I'm sure there are many studies that show that people who work or stay active after retirement not only live longer, but enjoy their life a lot more as well.
[This article was featured in the 154th edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance at Canadian Dream: Free at 45]


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Space0ut is a one on one duel map (though the first five teams each have a single spawn). Small, and with a split second between cover and sightlines, this map is fast and frantic. Shotguns, Fusion Pistols, Assault Rifles, and an Alien weapon can be found as time and carnage progresses. Sadly, I only have a single device capable of running Marathon at the moment, so if somebody could provide feedback here or pm me about weapon spawns and whatnot, I'll be happy to improve this map how I can.
The texture work is rough as my goal was simply a playable map for now, but as I learn new and more efficient map techniques, I'll improve and remake this. Space0ut will work on both M2, and Infinity, but was textured for Infinity and will possibly burn your retinas, or impressions of my map if played using M2.
Again this is my first complete attempt at a map (I learned the value of saving changes like a lunatic) so I really value any feedback you can give me to heart, and I'm eager to improve my creation skills.
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I'm working on a duel map after realizing that I thought my maps were bigger than they actually are, but since I switched my shapes file from M2 to MI, I completely butchered my original idea in terms of colouring and surfaces. I've adapted it to work with Infinity, but I've ended up using textures from Pfhor and Water textures at the same time.
As long as the map is played with Aleph One and not original M2/MI, am I correct in thinking there won't be any issues?
As long as the map is played with Aleph One and not original M2/MI, am I correct in thinking there won't be any issues?


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Of the four aspects of strategic analysis and definition it is the marshaling or situational organizing
role that reaches the highest development in the Fieldmarshal.
As this kind of role is practiced some
contingency organizing is necessary, so that the second suit of the Fieldmarshal's intellect is devising
contingency plans. Structural and functional engineering, though practiced in some degree in the course
of organizational operations, tend to be not nearly as well developed and are soon outstripped by the
rapidly growing skills in organizing. But it must be said that any kind of strategic exercise tends to
bring added strength to engineering as well as organizing skills.
Hardly more than two percent of the total population, Fieldmarshals are bound to lead others,
and from an early age they can be observed taking command of groups. In some cases, they simply
find themselves in charge of groups, and are mystified as to how this happened. But the reason is that
they have a strong natural urge to give structure and direction wherever they are - to harness people
in the field and to direct them to achieve distant goals. They resemble Supervisors in their tendency
to establish plans for a task, enterprise, or organization, but Fieldmarshals search more for policy
and goals than for regulations and procedures.
They cannot not build organizations, and cannot not push to implement their goals. When in charge
of an organization, whether in the military, business, education, or government, Fieldmarshals more than
any other type desire (and generally have the ability) to visualize where the organization is going,
and they seem able to communicate that vision to others. Their organizational and coordinating skills
tends to be highly developed, which means that they are likely to be good at systematizing, ordering
priorities, generalizing, summarizing, marshaling evidence, and at demonstrating their ideas. Their
ability to organize, however, may be more highly developed than their ability to analyze, and the
Fieldmarshal leader may need to turn to an Inventor or Architect to provide this kind of input.
Fieldmarshals will usually rise to positions of responsibility and enjoy being executives. They are
tireless in their devotion to their jobs and can easily block out other areas of life for the sake of
their work. Superb administrators in any field - medicine, law, business, education, government, the
military - Fieldmarshals organize their units into smooth-functioning systems, planning in advance, keeping
both short-term and long-range objectives well in mind. For the Fieldmarshal, there must always be a
goal-directed reason for doing anything, and people's feelings usually are not sufficient reason. They prefer
decisions to be based on impersonal data, want to work from well thought-out plans, like to use engineered
operations - and they expect others to follow suit. They are ever intent on reducing bureaucratic red tape,
task redundancy, and aimless confusion in the workplace, and they are willing to dismiss employees who cannot
get with the program and increase their efficiency. Although Fieldmarshals are tolerant of established
procedures, they can and will abandon any procedure when it can be shown to be ineffective in accomplishing
its goal. Fieldmarshals root out and reject ineffectiveness and inefficiency, and are impatient with
repetition of error.
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Terrified members of staff were threatened with a knife during an armed robbery.
Police are appealing for help identifying the man shown in these CCTV images following the incident last night (Saturday May 24) at the Morrisons supermarket petrol station off Woodfield Way in Doncaster.
Shortly after 9.30pm yesterday staff at the petrol station were threatened with a knife and approximately £520 was stolen.
The man is described as black, aged 20 to 30-years-old, around 6' tall and of slim build. He was wearing a green padded jacket, blue jeans and was carrying a purple umbrella.
Anyone with information should contact South Yorkshire Police on 101 quoting incident number 1138 of Saturday 24 May, or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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December 30, 2013 |Volume 48, Number 10
Alcohol paradoxDrop in weekend drinking and driving doesn't bring drop in fatal crashes involving alcohol
The percentage of drivers on the road impaired by alcohol has plunged, yet the percentage of alcohol-impaired drivers involved in fatal crashes has stayed relatively constant. IIHS researchers explore possible reasons for the puzzle.
Walking and biking under the influence carry dangers, too
The proportion of fatally injured pedestrians and bicyclists who were impaired by alcohol has changed little in recent decades.
Softer vehicle fronts and pedestrian detection systems could reduce pedestrian deaths, injuries
Pedestrians are the focus of proposed new regulations to modify the fronts of vehicles to lessen the harm they can cause to pedestrians. A new IIHS study finds the changes may help reduce some deaths and injuries.
December 19, 2013 |Volume 48, Number 9
A higher standard39 vehicles meet new criteria for TOP SAFETY PICK, TOP SAFETY PICK+
IIHS has raised the bar for its safety awards, requiring a good or acceptable rating in the small overlap front test. Top Safety Pick+ winners also must offer front crash prevention.
Hundreds die in ATV crashes on public roads
All-terrain vehicles are made for off-road use, but large numbers of people take them on public roads, where they are generally prohibited.
Study of teen fatal crash rates adds to evidence of GDL benefits
A recent study provides more evidence that graduated driver licensing cuts fatal crashes among 16 and 17 year-olds and identifies components with large benefits.
November 7, 2013 |Volume 48, Number 8
More boosters grab top ratingsOf 31 new seats, 19 are BEST BETs
Of the 31 new booster seats evaluated this year, 19 earn the top rating of BEST BET. Counting carry-over models, there are 58 BEST BET boosters for 2013, more than any prior year.
Vehicle vandalism peaks on Halloween with nearly twice as many claims as usual
Personal vehicles are almost twice as likely to be vandalized on Oct. 31 as on an average day, HLDI finds.
Drop in teen driving tracks with teenage unemployment
A new HLDI study shows the connection between the decline in teen driving and the increase in teen unemployment.
September 27, 2013 |Volume 48, Number 7
First crash avoidance ratingsSeven midsize vehicles earn top marks
A new IIHS test program rates front crash prevention systems to help consumers decide which features to consider and encourage automakers to speed adoption of the technology.
Crash tests show how autobrake can mitigate crash severity, damage costs
IIHS conducted two demonstration crash tests at different speeds to show how autobrake can reduce damage even when a crash can't be avoided.
ESC, strong roofs reduce but don't eliminate all rollover injuries
Electronic stability control, strong roofs and other improvements are rapidly cutting rollover injuries. The ones that remain will look different.
Subaru, Volvo dealers report sales boost from good crash test ratings
Dealers of two brands that did well in the Institute's small overlap front crash test say the good ratings brought in customers and boosted sales.
August 8, 2013 |Volume 48, Number 6
Small overlap challengeNew crash test taxes small car restraints, structure
The latest small overlap front crash test results reveal a range of performance among top-selling small cars. Six of 12 models tested qualify for the TOP SAFETY PICK+ award.
Small overlap front crashes aren't just a U.S. issue, German study finds
Small overlap crashes account for a quarter of frontal crashes of all severities in Germany, a new study of insurance claims indicates.
Ford F-250 has highest theft rate of any 2010-12 model
The Ford F-250 has replaced the Cadillac Escalade as the favorite target of thieves, HLDI reports.
Speed camera enforcement cuts fatality rate 10 percent in France
France's extensive speed camera program has cut crash fatalities in the country, a recent analysis finds.
June 27, 2013 |Volume 48, Number 5
Safety gains aren't globalSome regions lag U.S., Europe, Australia in protecting people in crashes
Car buyers in the U.S. benefit from a safety marketplace where there is a wealth of consumer information. The story is different in developing markets, but some groups are helping them catch up.
The chances of dying in a crash vary across the globe
About 1.2 million people die in road crashes worldwide each year, but the chances of dying in a crash depend on where you live.
Teens delay licenses and drive less often; N.J. teens back restrictions for older novices
Teens today aren't in such a rush to get a driver's license. New research suggests it may be due more to economic reasons than social ones or to avoid graduated licensing.
May 30, 2013 |Volume 48, Number 4
Watch your headMichigan's weakened helmet use law leads to costlier injury claims
The average insurance payment on a motorcycle injury claim rose substantially in Michigan after the state weakened its helmet use law to exempt most riders last year.
New research adds to the evidence that motorcycle ABS prevents crashes
As antilock brakes become available on more and more bikes, the technology continues to prove its worth in preventing motorcycle crashes and fatalities.
Older riders more likely to land in hospital after crashes
When older motorcyclists crash, they are nearly 3 times as likely as younger riders to be seriously injured, a new study published in Injury Prevention indicates.
Redesigned Subaru Forester aces tough new crash test
The 2014 Subaru Forester is first to ace every aspect of the small overlap front crash test. The Forester and the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport qualify for Top Safety Pick+.
April 25, 2013 |Volume 48, Number 3
More good news about crash avoidanceVolvo City Safety reduces crashes
Volvo's low-speed crash avoidance system is helping drivers avoid fender-benders and minor injuries on congested roads.
More choices for buyers as automakers adopt systems
Manufacturers are making good progress in adding crash avoidance systems to their fleets to help mitigate frontal crashes.
Vehicle Research Center project to allow more crash avoidance tests
The VRC is undergoing a $30 million expansion to enable IIHS to accommodate a broader test program for crash avoidance systems.
Key child restraint strap is often overlooked, misunderstood by parents
A strap meant to prevent a child restraint from tipping forward in a crash is ignored by lots of parents. A new IIHS study finds top tethers are used just over half of the time.
In the nation's capital, solid support for automated enforcement
A new IIHS survey shows a large majority of people who live in Washington, D.C., favor camera enforcement.
March 14, 2013 |Volume 48, Number 2
Not good enoughUnderride guards on big rigs can be lifesavers, but most leave passenger vehicle occupants at risk in certain crashes
IIHS crash tested eight trailers to see if their underride guards could stop a car from sliding underneath. Only one passed the toughest test, a 30 percent overlap.
Rear underride crashes are easier to address than front or side ones
Passenger vehicles often collide with the fronts and sides of large trucks, but trailers are only required to have guards on the rear.
Two-lane roundabouts bring benefits but also some confusion
Many benefits of roundabouts extend to the two-lane variety, a new IIHS study shows. However, the study also sounds a note of caution about driver confusion.
Alcohol monitoring curbs repeat arrests for DUI, domestic violence
A South Dakota program that uses twice-daily breath tests to keep people sober after alcohol-related arrests has reduced the number of people who reoffend.
January 24, 2013 |Volume 48, Number 1
Sharing the roadCommunities try new ways to improve bicyclist safety
As cities encourage biking, they're using a variety of approaches to give bicyclists their own space on the road. Researchers are trying to determine which ones are safest.
Study provides more evidence that cameras reduce red light running
A new study of red light cameras in Arlington, Va., shows that cameras reduce red light violations, with particularly large decreases for violations that occur at least 1 ½ seconds after the light has turned red.
Drivers back stronger belt reminders; European systems could be model
Among in-vehicle technologies to encourage belt use, results of a new survey show that most motorists support enhanced belt reminders that are more persistent and intense than most U.S. vehicles have now, but belt interlocks still would be a hard sell.
Back seats also should have belt reminders, parents say
More than three-quarters of drivers surveyed in a new national poll would support belt reminders that alert them when children in back seats aren't buckled.
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To contact a COPPS officer for further information, please call University Police at (707) 664-4444.
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We maintain, add and change alarm systems & codes for University employees. We also serve as a first point of contact for instructions on hot to use such systems and trouble-shooting alarm problems. Problems that cannot be fixed or repaired are referred to internal sources and/or an outside alarm contractor. We also work with appropriate administrators to conduct alarm and security studies for in new buildings or offices on-campus, including the recommendation of new equipment.
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Cleveland is a liberal city in the state of Ohio located on the southern shore of Lake Erie, and 60 miles from the Pennsylvania border in northeast corner of the state. Cleveland was founded in 1796, near the Cuyahoga River and was a manufacturing center for many years but now has a service based economy. In the 2000 US Census the city of Cleveland had a population of 478,403,[1] however Greater Cleveland (Cleveland-Akron-Elyria-Mentor Combined Statistical Area) is a larger metropolitan area, with a population of 2,945,831 and is the 14th largest in the United States.[2] A Major Tourist Attraction in Cleveland is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Cleveland was once a major steel manufacturing center and even was an early center of the automobile industry before the latter centered in Detroit, Michigan. The city reached its peak in the 1950s and early 60s, but began to decline after that, due in part to inept leadership and a changing business climate. Under the ill-fated mayorship of Dennis Kucinich, the city defaulted on its loans. In the 1980s, George Voinovich took over as mayor and the city experienced something of a rebirth. The precursor to this was the Playhouse Square project. This project involved rehabilitating and restoring a series of 1920s theaters that had been abandoned and fell into disrepair. Although many viewed the project as a pipe dream, a few dedicated individuals made progress and the city's business community gave heavy support to it, and eventually the restoration effort became a great success and created a vibrant arts district. Both Kucinich and (especially) Voinovich were big supporters of this. Also in the 1980s, the flats district, on the Cuyahoga River, hosted a brief revival and several new buildings were built downtown. The revival continued into the 1990s while Michael White was mayor (Voinovich had become the Ohio's Governor by this point), when the Society Bank (now called Key Bank) built its headquarters on public square, new football, baseball, and basketball venues were built downtown, and the city's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opened. Cleveland's fortunes declined in the 2000s, but recently there have been signs of a revival: The flats are being revitalized and a number of major projects are underway downtown, many of which have been supported by the JobsOhio program created by Governor John Kasich.
Cleveland is also prominent in the arts and music. The University Circle neighborhood is home to the acclaimed Cleveland Museum of Art and the internationally renowned Cleveland Orchestra. Several other museums are in this area. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is located on the waterfront, next to the Great Lakes Science Center.
Cleveland is home to the NFL's Browns, the NBA's Cavaliers, and Baseball's Indians. The Cavaliers rose to prominence in the late 2000s with star players including LeBron James, Mo Williams, and Shaq, but the departure of these three and others have left the team struggling. The Indians were one of the top MLB teams in the late 1990s and early 2000s, during which they fielded many legendary players such as Jim Thome and Omar Vizquel. The city held an IndyCar race on the runways of the Burke Lakefront Airport, a small semi-commercial downtown airport for many years. The race was popular but was canceled in 2008 when the merging of two open wheel racing series caused a scheduling conflict that made it impossible to hold the race that year. There has been talk of reviving the race, but no firm plans have been put in place.
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April 18, 2016, Saitama, Japan – Tamron Co., Ltd. (President & CEO: Shiro Ajisaka), a leading manufacturer of precision optics, has announced that its SP 35mm F/1.8 Di VC USD (Model F012) and 18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC (Model B018) have both been presented awards with the "TIPA Awards 2016" hosted by the TIPA (Technical Image Press Association).
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A South Florida man is $650,000 richer after successfully suing a strip club, having been injured when a lap dancer poked him in the eye with a stiletto (heel).
Michael Ireland was left with a punctured eye socket, broken facial bones and permanent double vision after the 2008 incident at the Cheetah club in West Palm Beach.
The shoe in question was described as being a platform model with a steel heel, attached to a dancer called Sakeena Shageer.
Ireland sued for compensation, though it seems observers were less than convinced he would get any payback given the venue for the injury.
Whether this was a moral objection to strip clubs, or simply a feeling that it's caveat emptor when paying young women in high heels to wriggle around on you, isn't clear.
Added to this, the club boss told local media Rod Kimbrough said the dancer Sakeena Shageer, a "very nice, young small girl", had reacted instinctively after being smacked on the buttocks by a patron unknown.
"A patron violently slapped the young woman on her buttocks and she was walking around the top of the bar and I guess out of a natural response she turned around and kicked him."
However, Ireland and his attorneys pressed on, and yesterday the club elected to settle rather than go through the hassle of a court case.
"When this case was first filed, many people criticized it simply because it occurred at a strip club," said Lake Lytal, Ireland's attorney. "But we feel the $650,000 settlement goes to show that this was a serious case with serious injuries."
Lytal told the Palm Beach Post more litigation was in the offing.
$%#@&% I should have sued when that stripper gave me an unauthorized lap dance. @$%#& I missed my chance.
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She might have had the world talking after her controversial appearance at MTV's Video Music Awards last month, but to at least one person, Miley Cyrus is still just who she is.
"She's just Miley," her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, told CNN's "Piers Morgan Live."
"She's an artist. She's real. I think that what's happened over the years, Miley has been reinventing her sound. She's evolving as an artist herself. I think that all of what everyone is calling controversy now, that's still my Miley," he said.
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The teams tied for the Western Conference's final two playoff spots look to improve their positioning as the Northwest Division rivals meet Wednesday night in Denver.
Vancouver (38-28-10) allowed two third-period goals and fell 3-2 at division-leading Calgary on Tuesday. The loss left the Canucks tied for seventh place in the West with Colorado (40-31-6), which a night earlier beat the Flames 2-0 at home to snap a four-game losing streak.
"It's tight hockey right now; it's playoff hockey, four-point games that are huge for us," said Colorado's Jordan Leopold, who scored his first goal in 2 1/2 months Monday.
|The Canucks and Avalanche are tied for the final two playoff spots in the Western Conference with 86 points each. Vancouver currently sits in seventh place because they have a game in hand over Colorado. (AP Photo)
The meeting Wednesday will be the first of two between the teams in a span of seven days. They'll conclude the season series Tuesday in Vancouver.
Colorado, looking to return to playoffs after missing out last season, has dominated the series with Vancouver this season, holding a 4-1-1 advantage and looking for a fifth consecutive win over the Canucks.
The Avalanche have won two of their three home contests against Vancouver this season, including a 2-1 win on March 4 in the most recent meeting.
Colorado has won six of its last seven home games and is 24-12-2 at the Pepsi Center, where it will play three of its final five. The Avalanche are 10-3-0 there versus divisional opponents.
"We know that the teams behind us are pushing, and it's important we keep our position," said Colorado's Ryan Smyth, who recorded his 600th career point when he assisted on Milan Hejduk's goal Monday. "The only way we do that is taking care of our own destiny and taking matter into our own hands."
Smyth has an assist in each of his last three contests. Hejduk, meanwhile, has two goals and an assist in his last two games while posting the same against Vancouver this season.
Jose Theodore made 23 saves for his third shutout of the season Monday after allowing 11 goals in losing three of his previous four decisions.
"These are playoff-type games. You know there's not going to be too many goals on either side," said Theodore, who is 3-0-1 with a 1.71 goals-against average versus Vancouver this season. "When they get chances you want to make sure you give your team a chance to win."
Markus Naslund and Daniel Sedin each scored first-period goals Tuesday for Vancouver, which blew a 2-0 lead and dropped its second straight contest by one goal after falling 2-1 to Minnesota on Friday.
"We have our next game (Wednesday) so we have to forget this one and regroup," Vancouver's Sami Salo said. "It's another huge game."
Sedin, who has two goals and four assists against Colorado this season, has two and three assists in his last four games overall.
Roberto Luongo made 37 saves Tuesday, but allowed one fewer goal than he did in his previous three games. After allowing four goals in winning his first two starts against Colorado this season, Luongo has given up 12 in losing four in a row to the Avalanche.


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The Celebrity Forum stands for the relevance and power of ideas. In a very important way, it represents one of the significant ways our society has of thinking things through, of applying reason and intellect to the frequently intractable problems of our times – and doing this in the belief that ideas are important in today's world. We need ideas in our society – fresh ideas, relevant ideas, ideas for new times and old ideas made relevant through new application.
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Foothill and De Anza College students, as well as local high school students routinely attend the programs.
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The Celebrity Forum is an easy, effective, enjoyable way to keep up-to-date on current affairs, which includes domestic and international perspectives. Often, friends and small groups attend together and discuss the program after the session. Some groups have pre-study meetings. Following a speaker's appearance, the talk around Silicon Valley often times has to do with what that speaker said the night before.
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In 1967–68, Dick Henning was Director of Student Activities at Foothill College, and he had a challenge when students coming back from Vietnam decided they didn't want the community college lumping the cost of student body cards into enrollment fees. His job was to convince the students that the card was worth well in excess of the $20 they were paying. When he was finishing formulating the perfect solution, the school was offering four new programs, two of which were a concert series and a speakers series.
The concert series included such greats as Big Brother & the Holding Company with Janis Joplin (four weeks before she died), The 5th Dimension, B. B. King, Taj Mahal, Joan Baez, The Doobie Brothers and The Grateful Dead, which drew capacity student crowds.
The first speakers series in 1968, which was held in the Foothill College gymnasium, featured Louis Leakey, Dick Gregory, Indira Gandhi, Pearl S. Buck and Alistair Cooke. It drew a capacity crowd of 1,500 but only about 50 students attended. Evidently, the students had better things to do on Friday nights. However, the highly-educated, inquisitive residents were happy to pay the $2 entrance fee. In those early days, each speaker's fee was a flat $600; so a nice profit was realized the very first year.
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Last week saw a flurry of news reports in response to a single blog post about the well known One Laptop Per Child project. It's dead, proclaimed one news report as a result; it's not dead yet, countered another. Recalling Mark Twain's famous quotation, Wired chimed in to announce that Reports of One Laptop Per Child's death have been greatly exaggerated.
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