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Successful Candidates m November 1974 The 305 H&S people who passed the November 1974 CPA examination have reached a milestone in their professional careers. Four candidates received honors in the exam. Michael A. Lemke, Milwaukee, and Joseph R. Call, Los Angeles, received certificates of honorable mention from the AICPA. Maurice L. Roller, Seattle, also received a national certificate of honorable mention, in addition to having the highest grades in the state of Washington. Janet R. Kirschner, South Jersey, received the third highest grades in New Jersey. Hearty congratulations are extended to all candidates. Atlanta Thomas B. Betzel Dennis C. Bush Horace P. Dykes, Jr. Griffith M. Eldridge Randal] E. Fields Thomas A. Peters George A. Rand Zack Rogers III Baltimore Samuel H. Ellis Dawne 1. Gruenberg James F. Kensky Karl A. Lehman Kathryn A. Linton John G Mohler, Jr. Birmingham Mack D. Holloway John S. Welch Boston Richard A. Ames Thomas M. Morley David T Thompson Francis T Whalen Buffalo John R. Beattie John R. Connolly Charlotte Ronald L. Abbott Charles B. Chitty Guy L. Forcucci Judy C. Freeze H. Edwin McAbee, Jr. Warren E. Munday Douglas A. Stephenson Robert M. Webb Chattanooga Mark S. Longley Chicago William C. Andrews Cary D. Flynn Michael Fung BillieJ. Hamilton Jerry W Jacobs Daniel F. Murphy Ronald T Penner David A. Schnepfe George Weinbaum Cincinnati Charles R. Aldridge Robert L. Hauser Michael C. Schumacher Cleveland Timothy S. Cook Jerry E. Kish James M. Pazderak IppokratisJ. Vasilakis Colorado Springs David R. Lamb Columbus Philip J. Glandon Nancy L. Hendrickson James T Hlay Michael A. Hoye Larry M. Ike Robert J. Kellerman David G. King Robert A. McVicker David E. Roth Dallas Roy Bukstein Stephen J. Flanagan David W Hammer Ransom B. Jones Chris D. Mantzuranis Terry D. Maxwell James R. Poage James R. Roberts Steven E. Rutherford Richard L. Sadler Charles P. Salter III Dayton Robert D. Flynn Thomas R. Gould Michael L. Harding Mahmood Z. Mumtaz Samuel O. Nelson Jerome R. Strieker Denver Beth A. Anderson Michael A. Hudson Barbara D. Mellman Charles E. O'Neill Bradley J. Stevens Des Moines Jerry L. Beavens Detroit John M. Gwell Stephen H. Curran Richard L. DeCan Jeffrey T DeLorme Thomas L. Hammar Larry W. Harper John L. Jones III Ronald M. Lezell Bruce R. Marsh Alan Reinstein Leslie S. Waite Fort Lauderdale Fred G. Astor, Jr. Fort Worth Stephen J. McDonnell Garden City William F Regan, Jr. Greensboro John K. Speas Richard C Wilson Greenville Joe S. Blair Hartford Richard L. Evans Emmanuel L. Zervos Hilo Leighton K. Matsuyama Honolulu Guy R. Andrus, Jr. Brian J. Ikawa John M. McCloskey Martin W Stites Steven H. Thomas Houston Jay S. Cox Harold H. Levine Lee E. Lott John M. McLelland Martin C. Mathis, Jr. Catherine J. Paxton Paul L. Robison, Jr. Royce B. Thompson, Jr. John H. Trolinger Alan C. Weiner Thomas M. Wright Indianapolis John R. Brandeberry Robert J. Kurek Jacksonville Charles J. O. Wodehouse Kansas City John R. Gench Mary A. Hajek Kelly G. Kephart Charles D. Newbery Las Vegas Ralph E. Brown Glenn C. Christenson Edward P. Crofts George B. Mowry Barry G. Stalker
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U.S. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Paul Nagy and Carol Armstrong, wife of Neil Armstrong, commit the cremated remains of the Apollo 11 astronaut to sea during a service held onboard the USS Philippine Sea today in the Atlantic Ocean.
The cremated remains of Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man to set foot on the moon, were committed to the Atlantic Ocean today, in accordance with the Navy flier's final wish.
Armstrong, who took that historic "one small step" onto the lunar surface in July 1969, died at the age of 82 on Aug. 25, after suffering complications from heart surgery. An estimated 1,500 people — including fellow space icons, political VIPs, his family and admirers — turned out for a national memorial service Thursday at the Washington National Cathedral in the nation's capital.
The setting for today's burial-at-sea ceremony on the Navy missile cruiser Philippine Sea, operating out of its Florida homeport, was much more intimate. Armstrong's widow, Carol, played a key role in the proceedings: Assisted by Navy Lt. Cmdr. Paul Nagy, she passed the remains overboard, then accepted the folded-up U.S. flag from from the ship's commanding officer, Capt. Steve Shinego.
The service followed the Navy's time-honored tradition, featuring remarks by Navy chaplain Donald Troast, three volleys fired in tribute from a firing squad, and the playing of "Taps." Family members and a smattering of close friends attended the ceremony alongside white-uniformed Navy personnel. The ship's flag flew at half-mast. In fact, U.S. flags around the world were flying at half-staff today in Armstrong's honor.
Armstrong was not only a veteran of NASA's Gemini 8 mission in 1966 and the Apollo 11 moonshot in 1969, which came at the climax of the U.S.-Soviet space race. Long before he became an astronaut, Armstrong was a veteran of 78 combat missions as a Navy fighter pilot during the Korean War. He could have had a memorial in a place of honor at Arlington National Cemetery, but instead chose a Navy burial at sea. That's totally consistent with Armstrong's image as a "reluctant American hero" who had no desire for celebrity.
The family did not provide details about today's service, but Navy spokesman Ed Zeigler said the procedure typically calls for the urn and its contents to be deposited into the ocean. Nowadays, many of the urns used for this purpose are biodegradable, meaning that they dissolve soon after being placed in the water.
Here are some of NASA photographer Bill Ingalls' pictures from the ceremony, posted to the agency headquarters' Flickr gallery:
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Family members of the late Neil Armstrong and members of the U.S. Navy stand during the burial-at-sea service on Friday.
Bill Ingalls / NASA
Members of the U.S. Navy ceremonial guard hold an American flag over the cremated remains of Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong during Friday's service.
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U.S. Navy Capt. Steve Shinego, commanding officer of the USS Philippine Sea, presents the U.S. flag to Carol Armstrong following the burial-at-sea service on Friday. One of Neil Armstrong's sons, Rick, is sitting next to Carol, with other family members nearby. Among the attendees were the astronaut's other son, Mark; and his brother and sister, Dean Armstrong and June Hoffman.
More about Neil Armstrong:
- Nation bids farewell to first moonwalker
- The lighter side of Neil Armstrong
- Here's how to honor Neil Armstrong
- Lunar pioneers and VIPs pay respects
- PhotoBlog: Tributes from family, friends, nation
- Neil Armstrong, first to walk on moon, dies at 82
- Armstrong family request: Wink at the moon
- Neil Armstrong would still choose to go to the moon
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The violence wears you down. Like one of its nutso characters, Seven Psychopaths has a death wish.
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While it's way behind the "Pulp Fiction" curve, Seven Psychopaths can be terrifically entertaining.
An energetically demented psycho-killer comedy set in faux-noir L.A., Seven Psychopaths rollicks along to the unique narrative beat and language stylings of Anglo-Irish writer-director Martin McDonagh (In Bruges), channeling Quentin Tarantino.
Men in movies are often just overgrown boys, and Seven Psychopaths is out to prove it - in the most twisted, hilarious way possible.
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Graphic violence, strong language in clever crime comedy.
What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that Seven Psychopaths is the second feature film by acclaimed playwright and Oscar-winning filmmaker Martin McDonagh, who frequently uses crime, violence, and strong language in his smart-but-edgy stories. Seven Psychopaths is no exception: Expect lots of graphic, bloody images, including shooting and killing; spraying, splattered blood; victims burned alive; sawing a victim's neck; and an over-the-top bloody shootout with exploding heads. Language is very strong ("f--k," "s--t," "c--t," etc.), and there's a near-sex scene, a topless woman, and a woman wearing a wet, see-through top. A major character is also shown to have a drinking problem.
Messages: The characters discuss the option of telling a story without any violence or conflict, but their conclusion is that a good story needs a lot of violence.
Role models: The main character, a screenwriter, grows tired of violent stories and tries as much as he can to work toward something that involves introspection and discussion. He tries to save a wounded bad guy, even though the attempt backfires on him. Unfortunately, violence tends to win the day here. Additionally, this character is shown to have a drinking problem.
Violence: Many characters are shot and killed, with lots of spurting blood. In one scene, a gangster shoots an innocent old lady in the head; blood is sprayed on the walls. A woman is shot in the stomach. Throats are sliced, and a character is shot with a crossbow. Heads explode. A character attempts suicide via a bombing. In a flashback, two killers shoot people, burn them alive, and saw victims' heads off. In an imagined finale, there's a ridiculously bloody shootout. Much of the violence is meant to be comical in a shocking way, i.e. the suddenness and randomness of the targets.
Sex: Characters are shown attempting to have sex (with noises), but they stop. A topless woman is shown. A main character is shown with a wet top, and her breasts are somewhat visible beneath.
Language: Very strong, frequent language includes uses of "f--k," "motherf---r," "s--t," "p---y," "c--t," "bitch," "d--k," "ass," "bastard," "hell," "damn," "goddamn," "oh my God," "Jesus Christ" (as an exclamation), and derogatory terms such as the "N" word, "f-gs," and "homos."
Consumerism: A Milky Way chocolate bar is shown very briefly.
Drinking, drugs and smoking: The main character is shown to have a drinking problem. It costs him his relationship with his girlfriend, and he turns to drinking for every problem he has. The problem is acknowledged, and it's assumed that he has stopped drinking by the story's end. Another character regularly smokes peyote.
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Not just a thinner display. A better display.
To create the astonishingly thin silhouette of iPad Air 2, we started by redesigning the Retina display, fusing what had been three layers into one. Not only did this make the display thinner, it made it better, with more vivid colors and greater contrast. Then we added an antireflective coating, giving iPad Air 2 the least reflective display of any tablet in the world.
Massive power. In its most minimal form.
Not only is iPad Air 2 thinner, it's also a lot more powerful. We designed a new chip, the A8X, that delivers substantially better CPU and graphics performance than its predecessor. In fact, with its 64-bit desktop-class architecture, iPad Air 2 is as powerful as many personal computers. It's power efficient, too, with a 10-hour battery life that lets you work, play, surf, and shop all day long.
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iPad Air 2 comes with our breakthrough Touch ID technology. It gives you an unprecedented level of security because it uses nature's most perfect password: your fingerprint. So with just one touch, you can instantly unlock your iPad Air 2. But Touch ID goes beyond that. You can also make secure purchases in iTunes, iBooks, and the App Store. And with Apple Pay, you can unlock an entire world of online shopping that's fast, convenient, and secure.
Two amazing cameras. Cleverly disguised as an iPad.
The new iSight camera is our best iPad camera yet, with advanced optics, an improved sensor, and a powerful Apple-designed image signal processor. There are new features like panorama, time-lapse videos, slo-mo, and burst and timer modes. The front-facing FaceTime HD camera has been redesigned, too, with an improved sensor and larger pixels for even better low-light performance. The upshot? All your photos and videos - and video calls and selfies - look incredible.
Faster wireless. Good things come to those who don't wait.
Wi-Fi on iPad Air 2 is fast - more than twice as fast as the previous generation - so downloading movies and streaming videos take less time. And the Wi-Fi + Cellular model is equipped with faster, more advanced LTE technology.2 In addition, the cellular model lets you choose from a variety of carriers and flexible short-term plans. So you can make fast connections, even when you're on the go.
Apps designed for iPad. And everything you want to do with it.
iPad Air 2 comes with powerful apps for the things you do every day, like surfing the web, checking email, editing movies and photos, writing reports, and reading books. And there are hundreds of thousands of apps on the App Store, designed specifically for the large Retina display (instead of stretched-out phone apps). So whether it's photography, gaming, traveling, or managing your finances, you'll find an app that will help you do it better.
iOS 8 and iPad Air 2. A powerful combination.
iOS 8 is the most advanced mobile OS ever, with features that make iPad Air 2 even more indispensable. Continuity lets you start a project on one device and finish it on another. Family Sharing lets up to six people in your family share movies, books, music, and apps. With iCloud Drive, you can safely store any kind of document and access it from any device. In fact, every feature in iOS 8 is designed to work seamlessly with iPad Air 2, taking full advantage of its powerful A8X chip, ultrafast wireless, and brilliant Retina display.


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For some viewers, Animal Planet's new series
is a comedy: Did you hear that guy perform a bigfoot howl?
For others, including the show's stars, it's a drama of serious investigations into reported bigfoot sightings in Oregon and across the country.
Animal Planet executives may not care how people react to the show as long as viewers tune in. And they are.
Over the show's six-episode first season, "Finding Bigfoot" has averaged 1.2 million viewers in its Sunday night premieres, making it among the top three series on the Discovery-owned cable network (
are the other Animal Planet hits.)
'Finding Bigfoot'
When: 10 p.m. Sunday
Channel: Animal Planet
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Each episode features the four-member "Finding Bigfoot" team investigating images or video captured of the ape-like bigfoot , often followed by a night-time exploration using infrared cameras to detect heat signatures.
Occasionally, a computer-generated bigfoot is shown in re-created scenes.
Next week, Animal Planet will announce it has renewed "Finding Bigfoot" for a 10-episode second season to begin airing in early 2012. There are also plans for the network to air a two-hour special this fall around Halloween tentatively titled "The Squatchiest Place on Earth."
Asked why the network would devote a series to a creature that's yet to be proved exists, Animal Planet president and general manager Marjorie Kaplan deadpanned, "It doesn't exist?"
This weekend's season finale of "Finding Bigfoot" (10 p.m. Sunday) was filmed at
in Leaberg, about 20 miles east of Eugene on Highway 126. The episode, called "Behind the Search," is a one-hour reunion special with the "Finding Bigfoot" team taking questions from an audience while recapping their six-episode first season, including an episode filmed in the
The four-person team, led by
founder Matt Moneymaker, investigated a video shot by kayakers on the McKenzie River that appears to show a biped – a bigfoot? a human? – standing near some rocks on the shoreline. Moneymaker tends to see bigfoot everywhere, while field biologist Ranae Holland is the team's skeptic.
"It is true that we felt if we were going to do the show that we have a skeptical voice," Kaplan said. "She represents the viewer a lot of time," said Keith Hoffman, "Finding Bigfoot" executive producer for Animal Planet. "Viewers want to see people who don't just totally believe, although Ranae has told me she would like it to be true (that bigfoots exist)."
In the McKenzie River sequence, Holland quickly concludes the creature on the shore is not a sasquatch, but a human. Although it didn't make it into the final episode, Portlander Cliff Barackman, the show's level-headed educator (imagine the professor from "Gilligan's Island"), said he agreed with Holland; he had previously researched and debunked this reported sighting at his website, cliffbarackman.com.
Barackman taught sixth grade and music appreciation at Cascade Heights Public Charter School in Milwaukie, taking a six-week leave of absence earlier this year to film the first season of "Finding Bigfoot." He won't return to the school in the fall because of his commitment to the show's second season. He said students got a kick out of his interest in bigfoot.
"They absolutely loved it," he said. "Some would say, 'Mr. B., I don't think bigfoot's real,' and I'd say they are but you don't have to believe."
Barackman, 40, was friends with two of the other three "Finding Bigfoot" cast members before he was cast on the show and he's had his sights set on a TV gig for a while, previously appearing on A&E' s "Bob Saget's Strange Days" (for a sasquatch hunt episode) and on History's "MonsterQuest" (as a bigfoot expert).
Barackman said he always had an interest in monsters as a child and was a fan of the 1970s paranormal TV show "In Search Of. ..." At Cal State Long Beach, he spent time in the library between classes, pulling random books from shelves to read. Barackman said he stumbled upon a book of scientific, peer-reviewed papers about sasquatches, which ignited his interest in bigfoot. From there, he said, "It got worse and worse."
He moved to Oregon three years ago, in part for the easy access to the wilderness for bigfoot expeditions. "When I looked at the climate and the cultural climate – the eccentric, weirdo-centered culture – I thought I'd feel comfortable having the opportunity to do gigs playing guitar, meet interesting people and have access to squatchy places," Barackman said. "I go to bars and restaurants in Portland and I'm not bashful about bigfoot. I'll ask people, have you seen a sasquatch or know somebody who has? And in Portland it averages one out of five people say yes."
So, has he ever seen a bigfoot? Barackman said he's collected footprint samples, recorded vocalizations and been screamed at from 40 feet away, but his only possible sighting was through a thermal camera during a "Finding Bigfoot" shoot in North Carolina. He takes criticism of bigfoot believers in stride on the show and in conversation.
"They can be as wrong as they want," he said. "It doesn't matter to me at all. The reality of the species does not depend on their belief nor does it depend on mine."


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Wednesday, March 12, 2008
What's that Finnegan? You say my labrum's torn?
As much as we liked Janssen, we're not freaking about this nearly as much as we might have imagined. The depth assembled this off-season has given the Jays a little more latitude to deal with this sort of injury, and Jesse Litsch doesn't seem like a terrible option for that fifth spot in the rotation.
And as an aside, Litsch actually looks a lot more like Mr. Dressup's treehouse dwelling sidekick than Janssen. So we can probably keep using this picture all season long.
Next question: How does this shake out in the pen?
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It's a bad loss the the Blue Jays.
He was a rock in the 'pen last season.
And one of the top setup guys in the AL.
Big question is can League move in and replace him as setup guy?
If so, than the Jays will be alright.
- March 12, 2008 at 11:12 AM
- Chris said...
As long as the Beej is healthy, I imagine the bullpen would set up as:
Pretty much the same if Janssen won the 5th starter job. It just made some decisions a little easier.
- March 12, 2008 at 11:25 AM
- Tao of Stieb said...
Parrish might fit in there somewhere as well, and the assumption here is that Ryan isn't pitching until May.
- March 12, 2008 at 11:38 AM
Although Tallet's numbers aren't all bad, does anyone else feel like Parrish should get a shot at that other-lefty-in-the-pen job?
I guess if Ryan's not coming back immediately, we might see both Parrish and Tallet with the big boy club anyway, but I've just never been too impressed by Tallet's stuff....
- March 12, 2008 at 11:46 AM
its time to try to get another starter. i don't think anyone is convinced that Litsch is good enough. i can smell JP starting to panic already.
the question is, is JP gonna pull a JFJ and strip the farm of its prospects for old, overapid players?
love the mr. dressup pic btw.
- March 12, 2008 at 12:46 PM
- Brendan said...
I'm thinking we won't see Ryan until May either, which would mean that Parrish might get a shot, and if decisions need to be made regarding he and Tallett, they can be made based on regular season performance in April.
- March 12, 2008 at 1:06 PM
- Torgen said...
The AL average fifth starter in 2006 had a 6.22 ERA. Even if Litsch regresses, he should be able to beat that.
- March 12, 2008 at 2:06 PM
- The Southpaw said...
But who're the next two guys? Litsch would've been a beauty as a 6th starter and bumping him means the first injury call goes to... Dave Purcey? Ricky Romero? Parrish? Jeebus?
- March 12, 2008 at 9:10 PM
- Darren Priest said...
I know nothing about this, but how hard is it for a middle reliever to make a spot start? I look at that bullpen and I can't help but think that one of these guys should build up his stamina or something. Doesn't Frasor have better stuff than Litsch? How/when do hurlers decide (or have the decision made for them) they can't be starters?
And doesn't Frasor look like the lead singer of 8 Seconds?
- March 12, 2008 at 11:03 PM


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The details are being kept under wraps, but division head Astro Teller said it had to do with " control systems."
The orders from Larry Page are to break at least five prototypes of the device in order to be sure they're moving "radically fast."
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Islamic State seizes major Syrian oil fields, aids Assad regime
Extremist fighters of the Islamic State, already in control of a third of Iraqi territory, are on the attack in Syria, where they've seized more oil fields, facilitated the Assad regime's advance in Aleppo and started a new offensive against Kurds, Syrian opposition figures say.
The Islamic State now controls more than 35 percent of Syrian territory, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a London-based pro-rebel group, reported Friday. Its holdings include nearly all of Syria's oil and gas fields.
The latest gain of the self-proclaimed "caliphate" was the seizure Thursday of the oil field in the desert at Palmyra, after the takeover of the country's biggest oil fields, in Deir el Zour in eastern Syria, earlier in the week.
The Assad regime still controls the military airport and parts of Deir el Zour, but there are no signs that it's challenging the Islamic State or vice versa, a kind of coexistence seen in many parts of northern and eastern Syria.
It's in Aleppo that the regime owes a major debt to the Islamic State, according to senior aides in the U.S.-backed Syrian opposition. President Bashar Assad's forces captured the industrial zone in the northeast of the city earlier this month by "carpet bombing" with air-to-ground missiles, bombs and artillery, according to Monzer Akbik, the senior aide to Ahmad Jarba, the outgoing president of the anti-government coalition.
The advance was facilitated by Islamic State forces, which allowed it to proceed unopposed. "No one fired a bullet at the advancing forces as they moved through villages" held by the group, said Hussam al Marie, a spokesman for Free Syrian Army rebel troops in northern Syria. "And the regime did not fire a bullet at IS."
"We lost the industrial zone for a lack of weapons," Marie said. "The FSA is fighting on two fronts, IS in the east and the regime in the north."
Both fronts "are very active now, putting the rebels in a very difficult situation," said Akbik.
Rebels in Aleppo, Syria's biggest city as well as its economic center, fear the regime might encircle them and force a strategic defeat. "We should do everything possible to make sure Aleppo does not fall in the hands of the regime," Akbik said. "But if we want to do that, we really need more weapons and anti-aircraft, anti-tank weapons. More firepower," he said.
He noted approvingly that President Barack Obama, speaking at West Point's graduation in May, promised to "ramp up support for those in the Syrian opposition, who offer the best alternative to terrorists and dictators." Obama said in so doing, the U.S. would also be "pushing back against the growing number of extremists who find safe haven" in the chaos of that war.
Obama effectively made the Syrian opposition a strategic partner, Akbik said. Nevertheless, the administration rejected the pleas of the opposition's leadership for anti-aircraft weapons to stop the barrel-bombing of Aleppo and other cities. "Unfortunately, there is no good news," Akbik told McClatchy.
He welcomed Obama's subsequent call for $500 million in arms for the Syrian opposition, but he said the proposal didn't seem "practical or effective." He said the White House had no detailed plan for spending the money, leading to confusion in Washington about how it will take place.
"It is going to take a year before we will see any changes on the ground," Akbik said. "We don't have a year. We have days, or weeks."
The other major front in northern Syria is around the predominantly Kurdish border town of Ain al Arab, or Kobane in Kurdish, where Islamic State forces are said to be attacking from three directions.
In an assault that started at the beginning of July and apparently is aimed at splitting the predominantly Kurdish Rojava region and seizing another border crossing with Turkey, the Islamic State has been deploying tanks, rockets, heavy machine guns and U.S.-supplied Humvees the group took from the Iraqi army when it overran Mosul and other cities in northern Iraq in early June.
The size of the Islamic State force isn't certain. Free Syrian Army spokesman Marie said it was probably around 600 to 700. But Idriss Nassan, the deputy foreign affairs minister in the self-proclaimed Kurdish canton of Kobane, said the Islamic State had deployed some 2,000 fighters to the east of Kobane and hundreds more in the south and west.
He said the group had attacked and seized Kurdish villages in its path as well as kidnapped civilians - more than 130 children who were returning from final exams in Aleppo and 160 civilian workers who were traveling to Iraq.
The Kurdish official said that at least four of their fighters had died after the Islamic State deployed chemical weapons, and they've sent tissue samples to Turkish labs to be examined.
Nassan said the entire adult population of 500,000 in the region had been mobilized and everyone was armed or would be. In addition, he said hundreds of fighters from the Kurdistan Workers' Party _ the PKK in its Kurdish initials _ and other volunteers had crossed in from Turkey to support the fight. Turkey and the United States have designated the PKK as a terrorist group.
The Democratic Union Party (PYD) militia, an offshoot of the Iraq-based Kurdish Democratic Party, controls the region but it's also viewed by the United States as a terrorist organization, and by the rest of the Syrian opposition as an ally of the Assad regime.
McClatchy special correspondent Mousab AlHamadee contributed to this article.


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New Zealand ISP Boss Denounces Bad Copyright Law
from the good-for-them deptWhile US ISPs apparently decided to capitulate to Hollywood (while the US government held a gun to their heads), at least some ISPs are speaking up about the ridiculousness of making ISPs copyright cops. The head of New Zealand's TelstraClear has denounced New Zealand's ridiculous new three strikes law.
"TelstraClear respects copyright and supports the ability of rights owners to realise value from their intellectual property. But a business model that has to be propped up by specific legislation in this way is flawed and needs to change," Freeth said.Furthermore, he points out -- as we have over and over again -- that the way to deal with infringement is to actually compete and provide customers with what they want:
The new law will not help copyright owners defend their rights, he added. "It may encourage parents to take more notice of what their kids are doing online, and that's a good thing. But it won't stop those who really want content from getting it."
Freeth says that a 2009 TelstraClear survey showed that customers who download copyright content were not only "tired of paying too much, and waiting too long", but viewed physical distribution models as outdated and out-of-touch.Separately, the study showed that there are ways to "compete" with unauthorized access, such as by "building a stronger direct connection between the artist and end-user to reduce the old-world overheads and online purchase price." Gee, where have we heard that before?
"These are the opinions of the 'now' generation, and the growing population that has never experienced the world without a TV, the internet, and the freedom this offers," he says.
"New Zealand's distance from the source of much content has been conquered by online access, but simply making it available online while retaining old price structures and wait times doesn't work."
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New York City March 29, 2011 To the Editor, Sadly, we are once again witnessing another episode of cultist zealotry, politically harnessed to thwart a property owner's rights to develop his own property in a manner he would like. According to Leigh Goodstein's article, Ronald Lauder appears to have taken pains to conform to the dictates, reasonable or otherwise, of the authoritarian bureaucracy in power. The design conforms to the wish list of the architectural review board and it complies with the mandated 150-foot setback from the pond. It is a modest 3,400-square-foot structure on a 38-acre parcel! Further, the property owner has given the bureaucrats an option to locate the driveway on whichever side of the pond they might prefer. And still, the officious ideologists seek now retroactively to enlarge the required distance from the pond sixfold to 900 feet without any justification other than the dogma of the cult and lust for power to dictate, abusing the archaic nuance that the land is zoned for agriculture. In ironic contrast, the real-life agriculturist farming the land has no objection to the location of the improvements. It is important to understand that the assault is not exclusively against Mr. Lauder, it is against all of us who sooner or later may wish to improve our properties, structurally or visually, in a manner that affords us maximum enjoyment in our precious leisure hours. LESTER L. WEINDLING
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Marine biodiversity is the theme of this year's International Day for Biodiversity - 22 May. Oceans cover about 70% of our planet's surface area and there are an estimated 250,000 marine species.
Although about 40% of people live within 100km of the coast, there are many marine species that people have never heard of and most never see. Unique adaptations allow marine species to live in places that humans couldn't, and while some of these adaptations are cool, some are just plain weird.
Living in the icy Southern ocean where the water is between -2°C and 4°C, there is a group of fish called Antarctic icefish (Channichthyidae family). Unlike our blood which is red, Antarctic ice fish blood is white. This is because their blood lacks haemoglobin, a protein that carries oxygen and is red. Because the water temperature in the Southern Ocean is so low, oxygen can dissolve into blood without needing haemoglobin. This is an advantage to the Antarctic icefish because it makes their blood more fluid and easier to pump around their bodies, which in turn, saves them energy in their cold home.
Between 600m and 800m below the ocean surface, where faint sunlight fades to blackness, the Barreleye fish (Macropinna microstoma) has ultra-sensitive eyes and a transparent head to help it find food. The Barreleye fish sits motionless in the water, looking up into the water above its head for prey that is silhouetted against the illuminated water above. When it spots food, the Barreleye fish swims vertically upwards, rotating its eyes to maintain visual contact with the prey. Its small mouth indicates that its vision is very accurate. Watch the video below produced by IUCN member, National Geographic, to learn more.
Deeper down, in the darkest depths of the ocean, finding a mate can be difficult, but deep sea male anglerfish (Ceratiidae family) have found a unique solution to this problem. Considerably smaller in size compared to the female, the male's life depends on using his excellent sense of smell to find a female. Once he does find a female he fuses to her until nothing is left but his gonads which release sperm when the female's hormones indicate she is ready to release her eggs.
This International Day for Biodiversity gives us a chance to discover our oceans. It also reminds us that marine environments are vulnerable and need to be taken care of. We may not be able to see all the life contained in the ocean but it still needs our attention and support.
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- Decide what we would actually eat by looking at my notes from what we put up last year and what we would have used if we had it
- Calculate quantities that we would conceivably consume in a year's time
- Check and see that we have the capacity to can, freeze or store all this bounty
- Make a chronological list of when these foods are ready to preserve
- Put it all together and make a calendar of foods with their quantities and check it every couple weeks as the season progresses to make sure I'm on track
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I'm feeling really good about this plan. It is ambitious, I'll admit. It's more of an "if I had my druthers" this is what I'd put up. We'll see if it all happens.
I'm also seriously considering buying a deep freeze. Between the freezing more produce and saving breast milk, I think it could be a good investment. I've also read several good articles on why to go the chest freezer route for energy consumption and managing a stable temperature.
I can't wait to share my next post with you. It's going to be on an organic family farm I visiting this week. On just 1.5 acres of land one man with the help of his 80 year old parents, wife and children produce enough food for themselves, as well as food for the local elementary school, all the folks who drop by and two restaurants. He's getting year round produce from three plastic hoop house style green houses and multiple cold frames. All in the Midwest (zone 5). There are some innovative ideas being used. I'm secretly hoping they'll adopt me and teach me everything they know. I'll share with you what I saw and learned when I visited. Stay tuned!
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Planning to Preserve 2014
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Biotechnology and agricultural giant Monsanto sells most of the seeds on the U.S. market, and organic farms have long complained about the agri-giant's monopolistic approach to farming. The U.S. Patent Office ruled in 1982 that plants were able to be patented, clearing the way for Monsanto to create proprietary seeds that need to be purchased every growing season – in other words, altering thousands of years of farming practices, the seeds won't propagate. If you want to plant Monsanto tomatoes, you have to buy new seeds every year. After years of fighting the multinational corporation's growing influence over farming in the United States, the Organic Seed Growers and Trade Association (OSGATA) filed a law suit in 2011 challenging Monsanto's right to patent seeds. OGSATA also believes that pollen from Monsanto's genetically modified seed stock is contaminating organic farms and threatening the entire organic farming industry. Monsanto has, for its part, sued farmers when some of its seeds turned up in adjacent fields.
Has Monsanto become too powerful in the agricultural industry? Should one company be allowed to patent the majority of seeds grown on American farms? And should humans have the right to decide whether to eat genetically modified foods?
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The advance of technology, particularly entertainment technology, is relentless. So if you offer your second home as a vacation rental, you absolutely must provide up-to-date entertainment amenities.
When we first got into the vacation-rental business in 1994, we provided tube TVs with VCR players and a library of videotapes. When DVDs appeared, we replaced the VCR players with combo units that could handle both VHS tapes and DVDs. At this writing, those units and the tube TVs they were hooked up to have all been taken out of service and donated to the Salvation Army.
That's because today, you've got to have flat-screen TVs. This is simply the way of the world. And not just any flat-screen TV will do. It's got to be at least 32 inches measured diagonally, and it has to be HD (high-definition) capable. Our cable supplier is Comcast, so that means a new box for each of the two TVs in our vacation rental property, and an extra "technology fee" for each box.
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We weren't thrilled about this extra fee, but we figured it was just a cost of doing business. Fortunately, the price of flat-screen TVs has fallen greatly in recent years. But (and this is important), we didn't decide to upgrade our entertainment equipment on our own. What pushed us to the tipping point were requests from two sets of guests.
The first was a relocated business executive who informed us shortly after he arrived for a multi-week stay that he planned to buy a 32-inch TV to use in place of the smaller one in our vacation rental's living room. The second was a couple who said that having a large HDTV was so important to them that they planned to bring their own from Florida and hook it up to our cable box.
Clearly, it was time to do something. We must listen to our customers/guests if we want to survive and thrive in an increasingly competitive market.
Upgrading our TVs and Video Library
So here is what we did. We bought and installed two HDTVs. We had Comcast come out and install two HD-capable cable boxes. We got rid of our library of VHS tapes but left in place our limited selection of DVDs.
Then, in what we consider the masterstroke, we replaced the VHS/DVD combo units with Panasonic Blu-ray Disc players that are Internet-enabled. This means that both units can play the DVDs in our small library (or any discs our guests may bring with them). But they can also play content streamed in from the Internet via our vacation rental's wireless network.
Sounds great, but what are they going to play via the Internet? The answer: Netflix! (And other streaming options, of course.)
We opened a Netflix account for our cottage and linked the Blu-ray players to it. The cost is $7.99 a month for Netflix streaming, which gives our guests access to over 12,000 movies and TV shows. No need for the video libraries of old.
We have preloaded the Netflix streaming queue with some of our favorite titles. But guests can easily search for and add their own selections by following the onscreen prompts. Netflix even offers a special "Just for Kids" tab with hundreds of movies and TV shows to keep the little ones entertained while mom and dad relax or fix dinner.
A few further notes on the necessary hardware: We chose to offer our guests Netflix streaming capability by installing Blu-ray Disc players, but there are other options. You can buy a "Smart TV," for example. Or you can install a Roku or NeoTV wireless streaming device. You may find that such devices are cheaper than buying new Smart TVs or Blu-ray players. It all depends on the age and capabilities of the equipment that's already installed.
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Whatever option you choose, once you've upgraded the entertainment equipment for your vacation rental, be sure to do the following:
- Write up simple instructions explaining how to use the equipment. Our instructions fit on a single sheet of paper with headings that read "To Watch TV," "To Watch Netflix" and "To Play a DVD." We've slipped it into the front cover of a 3-ring "view binder" that holds the owner manuals for the equipment. Many of our guests, especially the younger ones, are thoroughly familiar with the current technology and know exactly what to do. But others really appreciate having a step-by-step guide that tells them which remote to use and what buttons to press.
- Update your vacation rental listings. For heaven's sake, be sure to publicize your new entertainment amenities! Tell your prospective guests that not only do you have HDTV, but you also offer "thousands of streaming movies and TV shows via Netflix." You can present this information in the description of your property on sites like VRBO, HomeAway, and FlipKey. But these and many other vacation rental advertising sites also include an "Entertainment" section with checkboxes and text fields that you can fill out with details on what you offer in the way of TVs, DVD players and video library.
Right now, HDTV and WiFi streaming are fairly new amenities. Vacation rental owners who install the equipment and vigorously promote its features have a golden—though probably temporary—opportunity to gain a competitive edge.
Happy Renting,
Alfred and Emily Glossbrenner
Alfred and Emily Glossbrenner own and operate a very successful vacation-rental property in Bucks County, Pennsylvania (www.buckscountycottage.com). They are also the founders of FullyBookedRentals (www.fullybookedrentals.com), a website focused on helping new and experienced VR owners advertise, market, manage, and make money from their second homes.


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SAVANNAH, GA. | Cargo traffic at Savannah's busy seaport fell just shy of a milestone 3 million containers for a third straight year, according to performance numbers released Monday by port officials, who blamed the shortfall on a threatened strike by East Coast dockworkers last fall.
The strike threat had caused U.S. retailers to divert thousands of containers of Asian imports to the West Coast.
The Georgia Ports Authority said a recovering U.S. economy helped boost the overall performance of the state ports in Savannah and Brunswick during the fiscal year that ended June 30. The ports handled a combined 27.23 million tons of imports and exports, a record weight that's up 2.4 percent over the previous fiscal year.
But months of tense contract negotiations between shippers and the union for East Coast dockworkers proved costly for the Port of Savannah, the nation's fourth-busiest container port. Although mediators averted a strike, the mere threat caused retailers to bypass Savannah and re-route about 70,000 containers of consumer goods to the West Coast between October and February, said Curtis Foltz, executive director for Georgia's ports.
"It would have been anything you purchased at Target and Wal-Mart, Lowe's and Home Depot" and other major retailers that import products from China, Foltz said. "If we wouldn't have had that, we would have exceeded the 3 million [container] mark."
The Savannah port still handled more than 2.94 million containers of imports and exports in fiscal 2013, its second-highest volume ever, largely thanks to business rebounding in the last three months. Container traffic at Savannah has exceeded 2.9 million but hovered just below 3 million since fiscal 2011.
Foltz said he expects container volumes at Savannah will exceed record levels in fiscal 2014 based on continued economic recovery in the U.S., though financial troubles abroad could reduce demand for Georgia exports.
Revenues at Georgia's ports totaled nearly $293 million, up $9 million from the previous year but still $6.4 million short of the state agency's budget projections. Port officials said reduced shipping rates and the midyear loss of container business contributed to the financial shortfall.
Growth in other sectors kept the amount of cargo moving through state ports up overall.
Automobile imports continued to fuel growth at the Port of Brunswick, which added Toyota and Subaru as customers in the past year. That helped increase shipments of autos and heavy machinery by 11.7 percent in the past last year, with more than 636,000 total units moved. Brunswick is now the third-busiest U.S. port for automobiles and other roll-on, roll-off cargo.
Shipments of lumber, plywood and other building materials also made a strong comeback in Savannah, thanks to increases in home construction. Bulk goods such as wood pellets used to fuel European power plants were up nearly 50 percent from the prior year. That includes more than 148,000 tons of corn imported by Georgia poultry farmers to feed their chickens last year when drought withered crops in the Midwest.
Robert Jepson, chairman of the Georgia Ports Authority board, praised the agency's staff for "a really good year amid trying times."


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Call it the C-7 smack-down.
Broadcasters have been lobbying hard to be paid for viewers who watch a show within a week after its network airing.
Advertisers have largely resisted the move because it would mean having to fork over payments for an audience that advertisers now get for free.
But delayed viewing has become increasingly prevalent now that digital video recorders are deployed in about half the homes in the country. The devices allow people to record and watch a show hours, days or weeks after its air date.
A few years ago, advertisers grudgingly agreed to compensate the TV networks for the viewers who record and then watch a show episode within three days of its broadcast. That industry standard is known as C-3, which is short for commercial ratings within three days.
But broadcasters want more.
They are lobbying to be paid for viewership within seven days of the network broadcast, a window known as C-7.
This week in New York, network advertising executives have expressed confidence that they will be able to wrangle the longer payment window from advertisers this year.
Some major advertising buyers say they will continue to resist the move. The issue is expected become a point of contention during the annual sales auction, known as the upfront market, which is expected to begin around Memorial Day.
CBS Corp. Chief Executive Leslie Moonves predicted a gradual shift.
A few deals for the current season are structured around the longer payment window, Moonves and other networks executives said.
"This is a time of phenomenal change in our business," Moonves said Wednesday during his annual press breakfast to unveil CBS' new fall schedule. "The number of people being counted after the live [broadcast] is growing. There are going to be a lot more deals that are made under C-7."
It only makes sense, Moonves said.
"When you see numbers like on 'Elementary,' whose audience grows by over 4 1/2 million people after the initial airing -- that's a significant amount of people," he said. "Viewers are now being counted after the fact."
A senior advertising executive at another company said that networks would push for a seven-day payment window, or C-7, for advertisers whose spots are not particularly time sensitive.
Some advertisers, such as movie studios, pay a premium to make sure their commercials run on precise days and times. Studios don't want to run the risk of a trailer landing a few days after a major movie theater release.
Many retail outlets also buy specific time to coincide with a major sale.
But for other advertisers, such as restaurants, consumer product makers, cellphone providers and pharmaceutical companies, the timing of their commercials is less critical. And those are the advertisers who will be asked to pay for viewership in the longer seven-day window, this executive said.


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Review: Ming Wang
Thursday, December 31, 2009
I love clothing, and although I've gotten a little too big to fit into the clothes that I love and feel comfortable in, I can still appreciate a beautiful outfit and a great pair of heels!
Awhile back, I was sent the cutest Little Black Dress and even though I don't have a photo to share with you I'll share with you the details of the company that I received it from.
Ming Wang has great clothes for women looking to feel their best. Especially right now, with the holidays - they have such a great collection!
Ming Wang's creations are a versatile collection of chic, effortless knitwear designed for the modern woman. They are machine-washable, wrinkle free and color guarded, and women can easily transition from the work day to date night. Ming Wang's separates pair vibrant colors and bold patterns with fitting timeless neutrals, making it perfect for wardrobe building.
About Ming Wang
Ming Wang is a versatile collection of chic, effortless knitwear for the modern woman. Machine washable, wrinkle-free, and color-guarded, the line is ideal for the active woman dedicated to style and practicality. Founded in 2000, Ming Wang is recognized for its knit separates and bold graphic styling, consistently incorporating the latest color trends with timeless neutrals ideal for wardrobe building. Created by Eddie and Ming Wang from generations of experience in the apparel business, the fashion line is now run by their son Steven Wang. What began as a one-room factory in their home has now evolved into a successful family business, including three distinct fashion lines: Ming Wang, Toula and Allison W. For more information and store locations please visit www.mingwangknits.com.
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I love my Little Black Dress! It's my first one! It's so comfortable and I love that it's machine washable! As for their other items, the colors and styles are beautiful and I hope to get some more!
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If you're interested in warding off urinary tract infections you should learn to love cranberry juice, because scientists won't be coming out with a pill version anytime soon. Proanthocyanidins or PACs, a group of flavonoids found in cranberries, were thought to be what makes the juice effective at fighting infections, but a study found drinking the juice is far better than consuming extracts. Lead author Terri Camesano, professor of chemical engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute explains:
"What we have shown is that cranberry juice's ability to prevent biofilms is more complex than we may have originally thought ... For a while, the field focused on these PACs, but the data shows that they aren't the silver bullet."
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Comfort COR-6 Helix VE 1605/K/CCe
Data sheet
Hydraulic data
ControlWith frequency converter
Max. operating pressure p16 bar
Pipe connection on the pressure side DNdDN 125
Pipe connection on the suction side DNsDN 125
Number of stages5
Min. fluid temperature T3 °C
Max. fluid temperature T50 °C
Min. ambient temperature T5 °C
Max. ambient temperature T40 °C
Motor data
Voltage tolerance400/50:+/-10%_380/60:+/-10%_460/60:+/-10%
Insulation classF
Protection classIP55
Rated power P25.50 kW
Rated current IN9.80 A
Motor efficiency ηM 50%89.3
Motor efficiency ηM 75%90.2
Motor efficiency ηM 100%90.2
Pump housing1.4301, X5CrNi18-10
Impeller1.4307, X2CrNi18-9
Shaft1.4301, X5CrNi18-10
Mechanical sealQ1BE3GG
Gasket materialEPDM
Information for order placements
Net weight, approx. m894 kg
Product descriptionComfort COR-6 Helix VE 1605/K/CCe
Article number2532349
Tender text
Compact pressure boosting system according to DIN 1988 and DIN EN 806, for direct or indirect connection. Consisting of non self-priming, switched in parallel, vertically-mounted stainless steel high-pressure centrifugal pumps in glanded versions, for which each pump is fitted with a frequency converter. Ready for connection with stainless steel pipework, mounted on a base frame, including control device with all necessary measurement and adjustment equipment.
For fully automatic water supply and pressure boosting in residential, commercial and public buildings, hotels, hospitals, department stores and for industrial systems.
For pumping drinking water, process water, cooling water, fire water (apart from fire-extinguishing systems in accordance with DIN 14462 and with the approval of the local fire safety authorities) or other types of industrial water that do not attack the materials either chemically or mechanically and do not contain abrasive or long-fibre constituents.
Special features/product benefits
- Heavy-duty system which satisfies all the requirements of DIN 1988 (EN 806)
- WRAS/ KTW/ ACS approval of the pumps for all parts that come in contact with the fluid (EPDM version)
- High-efficiency pump hydraulics of the Helix VE series in conjunction with IE4 IEC standard motors, fitted with air-cooled built-in frequency converters
- Energy-saving thanks to a super-proportionally wide control range of the frequency converter from 25 Hz up to a maximum of 60 Hz
- Very high degree of control and extremely simple operation with red-button technology
- Integrated dry-running detection with automatic cut-out in event of low water via performance characteristics of the motor control electronics
- Bidirectional mechanical seals in the pumps for easy maintenance
- Flexible lantern design permits direct access to the mechanical seal
- The spacer coupling enables the mechanical seal to be replaced without dismantling the motor (from 7.5 kW)
- Hydraulics of entire system are pressure-loss optimised.
- Parts that come in contact with the fluid are corrosion-resistant
- Comfort control / regulation unit CCe, with extended functions, PLC microcomputer and graphics-capable touchscreen, including analogue outputs for controlling the electronic pumps with frequency converters
- Factory inspection and default setting at optimum operating range (incl. acceptance test certificate based on EN10204 - 3.1)
- Stainless steel high-pressure centrifugal pumps of the Helix VE series
- Base frame made of electrolytically galvanised steel, with height-adjustable vibration absorbers for insulation against structure-borne noise
- Shut-off valve on the suction and pressure sides of each pump
- Non-return valve on the pressure side of each pump
- 8 litre diaphragm pressure vessel, PN16 including throughflow fitting to DIN 4807, pressure side
- Pressure sensor (4-20 mA), pressure side
- Pressure gauge, pressure side
- Automatic pump control by means of a fully electronic
Comfort Controller (CCe) in a sheet metal enclosure painted RAL 7035, protection class IP 54 consisting of an internal power supply unit, CPU, analogue and digital input and output modules, for controlling electronic pumps with frequency converters.
Operation/ display
- Fully graphics-capable touch screen with 3-colour backlight for indicating the operating status operation/ fault/ acknowledged fault, and supporting symbols and plain text for menu navigation in six languages (out of up to 27 languages, with European and Asiatic characters selectable)
- Menu navigation with plain text and symbol representation
- 3 user levels, display and selection of menu language, passwords, operating parameters, control parameters
- Factory-preset parameters for easy commissioning/start-up
- Three setpoints can be set as standard, setpoints 2 and 3 can be activated by contact or time, external setpoint specification by 0/4-20mA signal
- Display of pump status and actual pressure value
- Lockable main switch
- Operation selectable with / without standby pump
- Elapsed time indicator for each pump
- Elapsed time indicator for entire system
- Switch activation counter for each pump
- Switching cycle counter for entire system
- Fault log for the last 35 faults with timestamp using a real-time clock
- Fully automatic control for 1 to 6 frequency-controlled pumps by means of setpoint/actual value comparison
- Analogue outputs 0-10 Volt for controlling electronic pumps and frequency converters, potentiometers for speed preselection and LED display for emergency operation of each drive
- Day timer, e.g. for 2nd and 3rd Setpoint
- Automatic, load-sensitive cut-in of 1 to n peak-load pump(s) depending on the pressure - constant, p-c control variable
- Operating mode of the pumps freely selectable (manual, off, automatic)
- Manual-0-Automatic switch Preselection of the operating mode of each pump and manual operation in the event of a controller fault "Manual" (emergency/test mode available at mains power, motor protection available), "O" (pump switched off – cannot be switched on using the controller) and "Auto" (pump enabled for automatic mode via the controller)
- Automatic, configurable pump cycling
- Pump cycling by means of service life optimisation over operating hours.
- Alternative: Pump cycling after a set time period, regardless of the operating hours
- Alternatively by impulse: The base-load pump is cycled at each new demand, regardless of operating hours
- Alternatively: with pump preselection: one pump can be permanently defined as the base-load pump. All peak-load pumps are changed on a running time optimisation basis.
- Automatic, configurable pump test run (pump kick)
- Can be activated/deactivated
- Time between two test runs is freely programmable
- Disabling times can be programmed as desired
- Speed can be adjusted as desired
- Actual value of the system is output via a 0-10 Volt analogue signal for external measurement / display applications, 10 Volt depending on the sensor range value
- Continuity monitoring of the sensor cable
- Motor protection switch / contactor combination (from 5.5 kW thermal overload relay)
- Automatic changeover to the standby pump in the event of a operating pump fault
- Monitoring of maximum and minimum system values with adjustable time delays and limits
- Monitoring of maximum and minimum system values with adjustable prominent time display
- Zero-flow test for switching off the system when no water is being drawn off (adjustable parameters)
- Pipe filling function for filling empty pipes (initial filling of the consumer network)
- Protection against low water level via contact e.g. for float switch or pressure switch
- Potential-free contacts for SBM/SSM collective operation and collective fault signals
- Logical reversal can be applied to SBM and SSM
- Contacts for switching external systems ON /OFF and protection against low water
- External on/off via contact for deactivation of the system's automatic mode
- Inputs for thermal winding protection contact (WSK) connection
Optional accessories (factory installation or retrofitting after technical checks)
- Signal converter for 0/ 2-10V to 0/ 4-20mA
- Evaluation relay for PTC motor protection
- Individual run/fault signal
- DDC control module (external pump cycling, external pump test run, external acknowledgement, external switching the peak-load pump on / off)
- Battery-backed power supply unit
- Redundant sensor
- Connection to BMS systems in accordance with VDI 3814
Recommended accessories (to be ordered separately)
- Optional WMS low-water cut-out switchgear kit;
- Flexible connection lines or expansion joints
- Break tank for system separation
- Diaphragm pressure vessel
- Threaded caps for systems with threaded joint tubing
Bus systems (optional)
- BACnet, Profibus, LON bus, CAN bus, Modbus RTU, Web server (Ethernet), GSM modem
- Remote data transmission possible via GPRS modem
Further details on request
Standards followed
- Specifications for drinking water installations (TRWI) DIN 1988 (EN806)
- Diaphragm pressure vessel/ diaphragm expansion tank DIN 4807
- Electronic Equipment for Use in Power Installations EN 50178
- Electrical Equipment of Machines EN 60204-1
- Household and Similar Electrical Appliances - Safety EN 60335-1
- Low-voltage switchgear combinations EN 60439-1/ 61439-1
- EMC - Immunity for Industrial Environments EN 61000-6-2
- EMC - Emission Standard for Residential, Commercial and Light-Industrial Environments (EN 61000-6-3)
Operating data
Fluid mediaWater
Maximum operating pressure PN16 bar
Maximum inlet pressure p inl10 bar
Motor data
Rated power P25.50 kW
Rated current IN9.80 A
Rated speed n3500 rpm
Insulation classF
Protection class motorIP55
Pump housing1.4301, X5CrNi18-10
Impeller1.4307, X2CrNi18-9
Shaft1.4301, X5CrNi18-10
Shaft sealQ1BE3GG
Gasket materialEPDM
Pipework material1.4571, X6CrNiMoTi17-12-2
Installation dimensions
Pipe connection on the suction side DNsDN 125
Pipe connection on the pressure side DNdDN 125
Information for order placements
Product descriptionComfort COR-6 Helix VE 1605/K/CCe
Net weight, approx. m894 kg
Article number2532349
Wiring diagram
3~400 V ≤7.5 kW
Ordering information
Information for order placements
Product descriptionComfort COR-6 Helix VE 1605/K/CCe
EAN number4048482169002
Article number2532349
Gross weight, approx. m934.0 kg
Net weight, approx. m894 kg
Overall length L3800.0 mm
Height without packaging H1705 mm
Packaging propertyTransport packaging
Packaging typeOne-way pallet
Number per layer1
Width without packaging L1088.0 mm
Minimum order quantity1
Pieces per pallet1
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Yet questions remain: How committed are Republicans to repealing or defunding the monstrosity? When they pledge to replace ObamaCare with their own plan, will that simply be ObamaCare lite? When they rail against ObamaCare's Medicare cuts, does that mean they will increase Medicare spending, given the opportunity? Is their opposition to nationalized healthcare principled or simply political?
Sen. Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, the top Republican on the Senate Budget Committee, has spoken for himself and, quite likely, many others in the GOP establishment, telling Fox Business Network that "I don't think starving or repealing [ObamaCare] is the best approach here." Instead, he explained, "You basically go in and restructure it."
In other words, like many a Republican politician before him, Gregg is arguing for reform rather than repeal — the idea being that government programs are not inherently bad but, in fact, can work well if only Republicans are in charge of them. Republican politicians certainly seem to believe this: The GOP Congress passed, and Republican President George W. Bush signed, the largest new entitlement program since the Great Society, Medicare prescription-drug coverage. Meanwhile, despite occasional campaign promises to the contrary, Republicans have never repealed, or even significantly cut, a single major government program. Ronald Reagan once quipped that "a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth," and his fellow Republicans apparently want to preserve that glimpse into the hereafter.
Gregg's comments, The Hill's Michael O'Brien notes, are a "change of pace even for Gregg." He had heretofore joined the party chorus in calling for repeal or defunding of the healthcare legislation. Now he suggests that mere "restructuring" of the impossibly complicated contraption is all that's necessary. What does he really believe? More importantly, what do other GOP legislators and candidates believe? That the House leadership's stated goal is to replace ObamaCare with other government mandates, many of them derived from ObamaCare, is not encouraging.
The good news is that Gregg is retiring at the end of his term in January. The bad news is that there are likely more than a few Republican congressmen and senators who agree with him. Winning Tea Party candidates, other conservative legislators, and constituents need to make sure that the voice of repeal is heard loudly and clearly on Capitol Hill next year. Otherwise, Republican control of Congress may well result in nothing more than the tweaking and rebranding of ObamaCare. How does the "Ronald Reagan Affordable Care Act" strike you?
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Jan. 28, 2013) - Premier Diagnostic Health Services Inc. (CNSX:PDH) reports that it has now filed its audited annual financial statements for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2012 along with its management's discussion and analysis ("MD&A").
The financial statements and the MD&A are available for viewing on www.sedar.com and www.cnsx.ca, as well as the Company's corporate website www.premierdiagnostics.ca.
For more information, please visit the company's website www.premierdiagnostics.ca and Facebook page at www.facebook.com/petctscan, or you can contact us at 604-678-9115.
Except for historical information contained herein, this news release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially. More detailed information about potential factors that could affect financial results is included in the documents filed from time to time with the Canadian securities regulatory authorities by Premier. (Not for dissemination in the United States of America).
About Premier Diagnostic Health Services Inc. ("PDH")
Premier designs, builds, finances, and manages diagnostic clinics, such as PET-CT and MRI facilities in Canada and abroad. From our "Concept Centre" in Burnaby BC Canada, we offer partnerships in Joint Ventures to hospitals seeking enhancement of their existing diagnostic facilities and client services. We model our activities on our PDH designed joint venture MRI clinic at the No. 3 Military Police Hospital in Beijing, PRC and our PET/CT cancer imaging clinic in our Burnaby head office.
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