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Killing Model-Based Control Dead Time
Dead Time Compensation Can Improve PID Controller Performance, but at the Cost of Robustness
Model-based control was introduced as a method of achieving a setpoint response that emulated open-loop response, thereby eliminating the overshoot and cycling commonly experienced under PID control. It is also ideal for dead-time-dominant processes such as paper machines. If there is no exponential lag in the path of the load disturbance, it also provides satisfactory load regulation.
Its limitation is that the lag-dominant processes commonly encountered in fluid processing have the same dominant exponential lag in the path of the load disturbance as in the path of the controller output. This results in a slow exponential recovery following a step load change. The limitation imposed by these "disturbance dynamics" was previously explained by the author in some detail in Control (May 2011, "Meditating on Disturbance Dynamics").
The reason for the slow exponential recovery is the use of the model to estimate the load change and match it with an identical change in controller output. The appearance of open-loop control predominates in load response, just as it does in response to setpoint changes. Much faster load response is achievable if the manipulated variable is made to overshoot the load change. The amount of overshoot that produces the best response varies with the ratio of dead time to the exponential lag.
Here we define the best load response (regulation) for a first-order-plus-dead-time process, and examine the possibility of approaching it. While real fluid processes are more complex, the behavior of this fundamental model is very easy to visualize and forms a basis for understanding what is possible using real controllers on real processes.
Dead-Time Dominance
This pure dead-time process is easy enough to understand. A step in load produces a step in the controlled variable one dead time later. A model-based controller will respond by stepping its output an amount equal to the load step as estimated through the model. If the two changes are indeed matched, the controlled variable will return to setpoint following the next dead time. Figure 1 shows the best response to a step load change for the pure dead-time process having a steady-state gain of 2.0 (in blue)—a load step of 10% produces a deviation of 20%, which the controller converts to an output step of 10% to eliminate the deviation one dead time later.
The limitation encountered here is model mismatch, which has two dimensions: gain and time. If the model gain is too low, the loop gain is < 1, and return to setpoint will follow a series of decaying exponential steps; if too high, recovery will follow a cycle having a period of two dead times, damped if the loop gain is < 2. A dynamic mismatch is more serious, producing harmonic vibrations. To increase robustness and dampen any harmonics, filtering or sampling are generally applied, both of which reduce performance, as they effectively add to the loop dead time.
Pure dead-time fluid processes are uncommon, but static mixers can be dead-time-dominant. Their lags filter out potential harmonics, but also make control more difficult. Of more consequence here is the pursuit of best regulation for lag-dominant processes.
Non-Self-Regulating (NSR) Processes
Integrating processes such as liquid level do not self-regulate. Level is the integral of the difference between vessel inflow and outflow. A level controller left in manual will eventually result in overflow or emptying of the vessel. Flow in and out must be perfectly matched to hold level constant, and changing level will not affect either inflow or outflow, absent controller action. Model-based controllers are not suitable here, because there is no steady-state relationship between the level and the manipulated flow. If the level changes, the model can't predict a flow change that will restore it to setpoint.
Following a step change in load (inflow for example), the level will ramp during the following dead time, as shown in the red trace of Figure 1. Control action can't begin until the level starts to change, and it can have no effect until another dead time elapses. The best regulator for a non-self-regulating (NSR) process would step its output as soon as the controlled variable deviates from setpoint. But, stepping it an amount equal to the estimated load step would leave the level offset by the amount it changed during the dead-time interval between the two steps. To eliminate any offset, the step in controller output must overshoot the load step. Figure 1 shows the best response, attained by the controller output doubling the load step, followed by a matching of the load at the end of the next dead time.
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I am fortunate to have a good size family (no those are not all my kids!). I have 3 brothers and a sister and every year we are close enough to be able to get everyone together with their families for a night to have a Thanksgiving Celebration. I wanted to share some of our Family Traditions in hopes it might inspire you to start a new family tradition or share one of your family traditions with us.
1.A newer family tradition we like to do is read stories about Thanksgiving for several days before Thanksgiving Day. I think that stretches out the Holiday longer and gives our kids a better sense of what Thanksgiving is all about.
We also read a Thanksgiving story the day of Thanksgiving.
2. We go Around the Table and Say what we are Thankful for.
Seriously, if someone has a problem with this maybe they should not come - they have a year of things to be thankful for, at the very least for the meal! And I love hearing the kids comments-probably worth writing down to pull out years later.
3. Let the Kids Help Make Placecard/Name Holders for the Thanksgiving Table.
I remember doing this when I was little and I loved helping putting the Name Spots where someone was going to sit. It is also great to let your kids help make a centerpiece or help set the table.
4. Let Your Kids Dress Up Like Pilgrims and Indians
What kid does not like to dress up? Well, my favorite memories from Thanksgiving as a child was when I got to dress up like an Indian, like Pocahontas! So help your kids make an easy Indian Headband or Pilgrim Hat a few days before Thanksgiving and pull them out that day! What fun!
For easy craft patterns for the Pilgrim Hat, Indian Headband and Placecard Name Holders, go to www.ziggityzoom.com
And we watch A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving and any other Thanksgiving Specials.
That is how we celebrate Thanksgiving and make the day even more memorable. Come together with family, good food, and fun traditions.

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A Christmas of Whirlygiggles Quilt
This quilt is going up to Connecticut for my sister-in-law and her family. I'm sure they'll put it to good use, what with the ridiculous cold weather up there and such.
I began piecing this quilt using a Thimbleblossoms pattern, Wild Thing, though I wound up only adding one border rather than 2.
I really like the fun feeling the whirlygiggle blocks give to this quilt. I adore Kate Spain's 12 Days of Christmas line, and it worked really beautifully in these blocks. I love the whimsical feeling of this line, it's just so darling.
I'm debating whether or not I should encourage my sister-in-law to open this quilt up before the holidays so they can enjoy it longer. I'm planning on getting it in the mail right after Thanksgiving.
Size: 55" x 60"
Fabrics: 12 Days of Christmas by Kate Spain for Moda Fabrics and Kona Meringue
Quilting: Meandering stipple stitch in cream thread
Argh Moment: Thread! While I was quilting, my thread was not cooperating. I had my thread break no less than 8 times, which never happened before on my machine. After cleaning out my machine, the problem continued, so I Googled it, and found that when it doubt, replace the needle. So I did, and all was well. Lesson learned!
Yay Moment: Finally feeling confident when adding the border, certain that it was measured correctly and would line up just right.
By the way, this is what happens when you take a toddler with you to a quilt photo shoot. Insanity ensures!
I'm linking up to a Christmas online quilt show, hosted by Sew Cal Gal, so if you're into holiday quilts, make sure to check it out!
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Beautiful quilt! Your sister-in-law will certainly love it :)ReplyDelete
elizabeth, i love your quilt!! so much fun! so glad you enjoyed sewing with 12 days...you certainly made it look great and your sister-in-law is in for a treat. i live in CT too, and so far it's been really mild this fall. your quilt will probably arrive just in time to bundle up! hugs to you (and happy sewing), kateReplyDelete
this is beautiful...i started a christmas quilt with this fabric, i better get cracking if i want to get it finished.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful quilt! I love the 12 days fabric line. This was a great use of the fabric! I know your sister-in-law will love it!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! I'm so impressed with your quilting. And I love whirlygiggles! Gotta do one with that sometime soon!ReplyDelete
I really like the whirlygiggles!! that is a great fabric line!ReplyDelete
I love it. So bright and cheery. By the way, you photograph your quilts very well. I'm still learning.ReplyDelete
Very nice....I agree 12 Days was the perfect fabric for this pattern. I'm sure your SIL will love it.ReplyDelete
in ridiculously cold MA :-)
Great quilt and great quilt! I love pulling a new quilt out of the dryer too. It is the best feeling ever! : )ReplyDelete
Your sister-in-law and her family are going to be so happy to receive that beauty. You're right, it is cheerful and fun to look at. Nice job.ReplyDelete
The quilt is very pretty. That pattern seems to go well with all kinds of fabrics.ReplyDelete
very pretty! Let the sister in law open early..I'd want to enjoy this pretty quilt this Christmas, too.ReplyDelete
I love this quilt!! It's beautiful!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 15, 2010 at 9:20 PM
I love the quilt! I am sure she'll be so pleased to receive it and even open it early!ReplyDelete
Your little guy's a cutie!
Hi Elizabeth. Your quilt is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
I love the Kate Spain fabric and it works so well in the whirlygig pattern. Great choice.
This is a wonderful gift.
Love the photos, too.
It's beautiful!ReplyDelete
Your quilt is beautiful and so are the pictures!!! I completely understand about the happy dance, I feel like that after I complete any project. Again Great job!!!ReplyDelete
so pretty! i definitely think you should have her open it early. when i get christmas goodies for christmas, i always regret that i can't enjoy them longer since we put it all away soon after the holiday. :)ReplyDelete
Your quilt is beautiful. I love the color and fabric.ReplyDelete
This is gorgeous! I need to get going on my own 12 Days quilt...ReplyDelete
Jennifer :)
Cute quilt! And I love this fabric! If I see any more great quilts made of this line I may break down and buy it -ReplyDelete
Beautiful! I wish I had the time to make a Christmas quilt this year. Definitely on the agenda for next year. I may start it in January!ReplyDelete
I vote give it to her early. A quilt this lovely needs to be enjoyed early and long. Love LoisReplyDelete
This is lovely. Your sister-in-law will love it I'm sure.ReplyDelete
Lovely quilt....I have that pattern too and I love anything by Kate Spain!ReplyDelete
Oh goodie! One of my favorite patterns and you used Kate Spain! And I love the border fabric you picked!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 16, 2010 at 6:23 PM
A great finish... and wonderful quilt!ReplyDelete
Yes, yes, yes! Have your SIL open it when she receives it!
Let her enjoy it early! :-)
That is one pretty quilt!ReplyDelete
Hope she does open early...I would...;-)
Very impressive, beautiful colours and a fun design. Well done, it's a georgeous gift, your sister is going to be ecstatic!ReplyDelete
Let you sister open it early and start using it.. it is a lovely quilt and she will love it.ReplyDelete
That is my favorite holiday fabric this year, I'm still working on my quilt. Your's is wonderful.ReplyDelete
I love the colors and fabric and learning so much.ReplyDelete
It's such a happy quilt!!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful quilt! Love the color and fabrics, perfectly holiday :) Whenever my machine acts up my mom's voice comes in "Rethread the whole thing". Boo. Now I'll have to add a new needle to the checklist! :) Thanks for linking up to Fabric Tuesday! See you next week :)ReplyDelete
How can you not smile when you look at this quilt?ReplyDelete
Love the colors in this pretty quiltReplyDelete
Beautiful! I'm sure your SIL will love it whenever she's allowed to open it.ReplyDelete
I love the fabric - beautiful quilting.ReplyDelete
What a cheerful quilt! Love it!ReplyDelete
That is gorgeous!!! I like it a lot!ReplyDelete
wow, you are so strong...giving away that quilt! It is so cheery and festive. A Whirlygig quilt is on my list. LOVE YOUR QUILT!ReplyDelete
Lucky sister-in-law. Beautiful quilt. Love it.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing in the Christmas Quilt Show. I hope you are also enjoying the other quilts in this show. I know I am.
Your quilt is gorgeous! Your sister-in-law and her family is going to love it!ReplyDelete
I love those fabrics too - in fact, I made some pinwheels but havn't put them together yet. After seeing yours I'm inspired to get back to them. :) blessings, marleneReplyDelete
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First anal for this morning.
I would give anything to be fucked like this! More.gagging though. And forced to hold my ass open
Wow really. Would love to bang your ass
i love the vid ,one time i got fucked nearly the same way and i am also a gaper =) but my lover came after 2 minutes of doggy fucking on my butt :D
The other night i got my wife in her anal and she loved. She told me it was her first time she had anal sex and her anal was so tight it took me only 3 min to cum
First time for the day
ROFL @ 2:01 Amazing
Luv that skinny little ass!
Put in my wife's ass the first time. She took it just as easy as this girl did. Should have tried years ago. Still good.
Tony, now you gotta make up for lost time!! Give that bottom a daily working over and let her know what she's been missing!
wow i like that the way she move her body and i want some more
She may have slept one week with a big toy in her sweet ass to keep such a gap !
of course no comment needed .... its been said already. already had anal.
that spit went right in the hole..
Vic That was so cool to watch
please post her name
I want to have sex with that girl
I would love to get fucked like this!
das mädchen ist so geil. an der möchte ich gerne lutschen.
You are talking about a girl in a PORN video, you really have hopes that any of them has a FIRST time? -.-
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Yeah right ! First that day. My girl told me it was her first, once I got it in so easy I knew it wasn't.
lol........boring same old crap, and get a real job
dont think its her first time! love how he shoves his dick down her throat and the atm at end')
such an excellent tape.
Yeap... baaad b.j.
You just got a nasty vaginal infection when he stuck his cock in there after being in your azz .Most men know this . Who's this dude ?
wow that was not good. If that was her first time then why did he have to jack off on her face? bad all the way around
7+ years this video has been up and no name?
First time anal. RIGHT.
Vanessa Rossi esse é o nome real dessa gostosa
First my ass! -_-
girl is great gives great head and her ashore is huge a lucky fuck
Great assfuck obiously not her first time she is a real pro
First A please lol!
die kleine ist so geil. immer volle rein in das arschloch. möchte es danach gerne trocken lecken. und alles schön runterschlucken.
igualito le voy a hacer su culito a la mildred del castillo
Her ass is so soft and pretty love that feeling ,my smooth creamy ass needs a hot steaming load deep I'm horny.
mi piace vedere le tipe che lo prendono
What do you call this girl?
I cant believe these bitches cry and moan so much when they take it in the ass and agree to do it again. My ex never had to be convinced. She wanted it in the ass and not a tear shed. I still wonder if she did anal before me
that guy is fucking hottttttttttt
she very goot! mueva!
This video is great fun to watch.
Nice Asshole
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Fountain of cum.
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Love this guys vids he is so fucking horny
Is that the best she can do how about 69 that will make it more exiting
hey that woman have a name?
looks fun
nice shot with the spit, lol.
743rd time anal wouldn't have the same ring to it, would it?
Whats this girls name...shes is the best in anal videos....she can take dick and loves it too
the most idiot ackter .no sens in his fucking ways .
Not her first anal but why no visit to the pussy?
wow she had a gaper considering it was supposed to be her first anal......shes been taking it up the arse for years......
that spit went right in the hole hehehe
more like first time this morning
that spit at minute 2 was hole in one, great aiming skills bro
I don't expect the girls in the video to be virgins. But they could ACT that way!! What is the guy telling her?
This my kind of girl!
a esta chiquita ya le rompieron la cola antes
che porcellona! come la scoperei...
what I really don't like about this guy,the way he treats girls,he is really an asshole to them in all his videos,yes he pays them,but what he tells them....i'm happy you guys don't understand and just enjoy nice fuck videos
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isnt her first anal.she as an large ass.she usualy take in the ass.
first time whatever!!!
Love the skinny, small tits look, and the way he switched holes whenever he felt like it. It was his trip all the way. No wonder he came like a fuckin' geyser.
i would like a hard dick like this one deep in my ass..!
First time or not that is the first broad I seen that can take dick in the ass better than a tranny . She is a good example for women every where old scary braod afraid of riding dick in the ass.
Of course it's not her first time!!!
I really don't care if it was her first time!! I'dcdo my bet to make it her BEST time! I may not succeed, but she'd remember!!!!!
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Il a une belle bitte, je la voudrais bien dans ma chatte et dans mon cul
hermoso ese culo deliciosa la pelada buena buena
that is what I call sex video
gak mantap
no, she is very experient in the anal sex..the her ass is very large..
i love it
mmm the most of this videos were prepared with anticipation but, nice fuuck : ) this is yor grampa speaking the true with style jojojo
for sure was not her first time
Yea I'm with Bubba on that one! That was some serious gape..
I really dont think it was her first time !!!
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I don't put a whole lot of stock in Gartner's prognostications, as I've mentioned before (and my friend Om Malik reminded me on Twitter on Tuesday). The main reason is that, as Yoda said, "Always in motion is the future."
But, Gartner talks to a lot of IT leaders, especially at the biggest organizations across the globe and so they get a lot of intelligence about what's happening out there and they do solid analysis of the trends. A great example of that at Gartner Symposium 2011 is the company's list of the ways tablets are being used for business in different industries.
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The list itself is consistent with what I've seen and heard from IT and businesses professionals throughout 2011. It also throws out some scenarios I haven't seen, but that make a lot of sense. So, here's a look at Gartner's list, which compares how consumers are using tablets versus the business uses, broken out by industry.
How consumers use tablets
- Media consumption
- Touch to act
- Picture/video capture
- Social collaboration
- Web browsing
- Communication
- Games
- Mapping and route planning
Business uses, by industryHealthcare
- Waiting rooms
- Patient care info.
- Medical reference
- Diagnostic images
- E-prescribing
- Appointments/scheduling
- Documents
- Depositions
- E-detailing
- Floor sales tool
- Presentations
- Forms
- Configure price quote (CPQ)
- Decision tools
- Reference
- Video conferencing
- Digital signage
- Interactive brochures
- Creative reviews
- Tradeshows
My take
As I said, this is a pretty good list. In my experience, the only big stuff that's missing is project management and executive dashboards, but that's stuff that isn't industry-specific and is happening across organizations of all stripes.
Your take
How is your company using tablets? Are there scenarios that aren't on this list? If so, please post in the discussion thread below and let us know what industry you're in and the size of your company.
Jason Hiner has nothing to disclose. He doesn't hold investments in the technology companies he covers.
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text: The Benefits of a Farm Business Plan August 19, 2013 02:08 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By University News Release Email A written business plan can improve efficiency and profitabiliy. Courtesy of University of Missouri Extension Like any other business, a farm is more likely to succeed with a written business plan. "A business plan can serve as a road map for your business," says Karisha Devlin, a University of Missouri Extension agriculture business specialist in Knox County. "You are defining what your goals and objectives are," Devlin says. "You are saying who, what, when and where as far as what you produce, how you are going to market it, and the financing behind your business." A written business plan is often a requirement when seeking financing to start a new business or expand an existing one, but a plan is a good idea even if you're not looking to borrow money. "You are not setting the next generation up to be successful if you are keeping everything to yourself," Devlin says. "Putting everything down on paper, not only for yourself but for others in your operation, helps everyone feel like a team and understand the direction that the operation is going. It really does lead to improved efficiency and improved profitability." Devlin says experienced producers can use business plans to make better-informed decisions, whether it be exploring market options, mapping out a transition on the farm, adding more family members or preparing to sell or transfer the business. Developing a business plan might sound daunting if you've never done one, but don't get overwhelmed. A business plan, Devlin says, is just telling your story: What you want to do, what you presently do, and who's involved in it. Devlin suggests a free online program called Ag Plan, at www.agplan.umn.edu, that provides a template that helps develop a plan. Finally, once you develop your plan, you should use it. "Don't just stick it on a shelf and forget about it," Devlin says. "Also remember to go through and revise it. Any time there are circumstances that change in your farming operation it's good to go back and review it and make sure it accurately reflects where you are." The Farm Journal Legacy Project Business Plan Self-Assessment Tool can help you review your business plan. Additional information on business plans is available from MU Extension at extension.missouri.edu/business. Back to news


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Iconic New England structures on display
Before the railroad crawled its way up to Elm Street in 1868, New Canaan was a bucolic agricultural town.
Though it's true that in the intervening years, the town's primary product of output may have transitioned from yogurt to frozen yogurt, some remnants of the old New Canaan remain standing in the form of barns.
Photographs, histories and paintings of New Canaan's barns will be on display in the Carriage Barn Arts Center's new exhibit, "The Barn and Beyond," which opened Saturday, runs through Nov. 2.
"We wanted to highlight some of the living heritage and lost barns" of New Canaan, Carriage Barn co-Directer Arianne Kolb said.
The Carriage Barn itself has a historical past. The barn was originally constructed in 1895 by wealthy businessman Thomas Hall, who owned the 175-acre Prospect Farm in the southern part of town. In the 1890s, Hall had a business wagon, a carriage for his wife, and his son had a donkey cart, Kolb said. In 1904, Hall sold the property to Lewis Henry Lapham, one of the founders of the oil company Texaco.
The Laphams owned the property until they sold it to the town in 1967. In 1978, the town offered the barn to the New Canaan Society for the Arts, which cleaned it out, and founded the Carriage Barn Arts Center.
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"It really was this community effort, they cleaned it out and turned it into an art gallery," Kolb said.
New Canaan's resident barn expert is Kip Farrell, who has documented every structure in town.
"I saw an old historic barn being torn down one day, and I decided I'd go to the historical society and research barns. I found there were 81 landmark houses with barns (houses built between 1775 and 1898). I drove to all 81 and there were 30 barns that dated between 1794 and 1898," Farrell said.
Twelve of Farrell's photographs appear in the Carriage Barn exhibit, along with some of her historical research.
She said a barn on West Road used to be the workspace of the famous sportswriter and author Red Smith.
"He used to write his articles in the barn underneath a light in the open doorway and neighbors could see him writing his articles at night," Farrell said.
Another resident with an interest in barns is Dan Weed.
"There's a barn on Laurel Road, just before Soundview Avenue on the left hand side of the road. It's the former Findlay farm and before that it was the Norwalk Poor Farm. In the house, there used to be holding cells for the men that were out of line. The poor people lived there and farmed it," before New Canaan was an incorporated town and was part of the Norwalk area, he said.
On Cross Ridge Road sits a rebuilt barn. Marilynn McMennamin has lived in her house since 1967, but said the barn there predates her ownership of it.
"Charlie Smithers, he was a financial investor. This was all his property," she said. "They sold the land and this house was built in 1964 and the barn was a shed for Smithers' sheep. It had a dirt floor and the side was open. When we came, we put a floor in it and closed it to keep our tractors and lawn mower."
According to Farrell, there is only one active farm remaining in town, a horse farm on West Road.
"It has a stable and horses and enough property to ride all around with kids and horses," she said. "It has a big beautiful old stable, goes back to 1840. It might be the cover of my book."
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Wabash Men Assist at Hear Indiana Campby Tony Gigli '01 • August 12, 2010 Share:
Cameron McDougal '12, Grayson Swaim '12 and Anthony (Tony) Gigli '01 recently completed their second summer as chaperones at Hear Indiana's Youth Leadership Camp for hard of hearing and deaf children. This year, the Wabash tradition continued with a mix of old and new chaperones: Cameron, Tony, Seth Young '11, and Jordan Surenkamp, '13. Gregg Schipp '11 assisted.
Tony currently serves as President of the Board and Camp Director for Hear Indiana, a nonprofit organization which advocates independence through listening and talking. In addition to hosting the summer camp, Hear Indiana also provides advocacy, support, educational programming, and financial aid for those with hearing loss or the professionals who serve them.
In other words, Hear Indiana is Doing Deaf Differently. The children they serve all wear hearing aids or cochlear implants, and they are learning to listen, speak, and thrive in the hearing world.
Spending a week at the extraordinary Bradford Woods' camp facility, nestled in the hills of southern Indiana fosters an unusual closeness. Even among those who attend Wabash together, the experience strengthens an already close bond that is unheard of to outsiders.
There were a whirlwind of activities for the campers and chaperones. We went swimming in the lake, fishing, canoeing and played many games that required a team effort to accomplish the end goal. In what has become an annual tradition, we created a hand painted banner to commemorate this year's camp. The children also participated in archery, woodworking and ultimate Frisbee. One morning, we found ourselves going on a nature hike while another group did recreational activities. My botany class with Aus Brooks at Wabash was never so helpful in answering the questions from the campers!
One evening, we took a night swim and had an amazing pool time together. That was definitely the most unique experience for Seth and Jordan because they are not hard of hearing. Imagine attempting to get the attention of 40 campers and the chaperones without their assistive hearing devices! It was a challenge they conquered.
The encompassing experience of living and being with these children for a week taught us that living with hearing loss is challenging, but with the right frame of mind we can embrace this disability. There is no magic formula; we all deal with it differently.
Next year's camp will grow on this year's extraordinary experience at Bradford Woods. We will prove once more the timeless examples that the Wabash brotherhood will forever think critically, act responsibly, lead effectively, and live humanely.
In Photos: Wabash guys with campers, at top right Cameron McDougal '12 and lower left Jordan Surenkamp '13.


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As we continue to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the Second Vatican Council, I plan to make occasional posts related to the documents, history, and reception of the Council. There is a lot of talk among Christian women and men about the Council — people talking about its apparent merits and problems, the "spirit" and challenges, and so on — but there is very little discussion of what the Council actually said. The truth is, as one seminary professor said to me a few years ago, very few people, including very few priests and other ministers in the church, have actually read the texts themselves or have only half-heartedly read portions of the texts for coursework and the like. My interest is to stir up discussion about what we believe, what the church has actually said as an Ecumenical Council (the highest teaching authority in the church), and what these teachings might mean for us today.
Today I'm struck by one of the most important texts, Gaudium et Spes (The Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World). There is a striking passage in section no. 29 that deals with the question of the equal rights of all people.
Since all men and women possessed of a rational soul and created in the image of God have the same nature and the same origin, and since they have been redeemed by Christ and enjoy the same divine calling and destiny, the basic equality which they all share needs to be increasingly recognized (no. 29).
What the Church teaches is that by virtue of being a human person, all people have inherent rights from the creator. The problem isn't the "granting" of these rights by a particular government or group of people, but the uncovering or recognizing the truth that is always already present in the fabric of creation.
Furthermore, the next two paragraphs of this section really deliver home the meaning of this uncovering or recognition of the equality of all.
Not everyone is identical in physical capacity and in mental and moral resources. But every type of discrimination affecting the fundamental rights of the person, whether social or cultural, on grounds of sex, race, color, class, language or religion, should be overcome and done away with, as contrary to the purpose of God. It is matter for deep regret that these basic personal rights are still not universally recognized and respected, as when women are denied the choice of a husband or a state of life, or opportunities for education and culture equal to those of men.
Moreover, although there are just differences among individuals, the equal dignity of persons demands access to more human and equal conditions of life. And the excessive economic and social inequalities among members or peoples of the same human family are a scandal and are at variance with social justice, equity, the dignity of the human person and, not least, social and international peace (no. 29).
As the church notes nearly fifty-years ago and as we still experience it today, people do not have access to the basic rights and needs that ground fundamental human flourishing. This is a social sin in which all who don't work, in whatever capacity she or he is able, to overcome this are in some way complicit.
Healthcare, equal and living wages, the right to vote, the right to love whomever one loves, and the like are contained and expressed above as included among those rights that — as Gaudium et Spes makes explicit in a later section — all human institutions (e.g., governments and the church) are to work to guarantee for all people, regardless of any person's mental, moral, physical, or social capacity or utility.
The church does not ignore the practical differences of each person, but instead affirms the reality that aptitude does in fact vary from person to person. Nevertheless, one does not earn something like access to healthcare or the right to make as much money doing the same work as someone of another sex. These are the intrinsic rights that the Creator has bestowed and that other human beings have unjustly curbed or outrightly taken away from other women and men.
Fifty years after the call of the Second Vatican Council, we can look back and reflect on how we've responded to this challenge and the needs of the modern world as seen by the church. We have a long way to go. What can you do to make a difference?


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Web Work in the WorksBy Eileen Feretic | Posted 2009-06-01 Print
At Los Angeles World Airports, the IT organization is laying the groundwork to become the world's most technologically advanced airport.
In May, LAWA launched a new intranet site for its approximately 4,000 employees, 191 of whom are in the Information Technology Services Division. "Eventually, we will probably allow city employees to have access to the intranet as well," Nessi says. "We want to have a very strong collaborative environment.
"Our intranet is basically the same as the intranet we designed when I was the CIO at the National Park Service, and it was wildly successful there. We're using all the same features and the same format. And, like the employees at the National Park Service, our staff members will be able to access the intranet every day to get the latest news about our airports, as well as information about the airport/airline business."
The majority of LAWA's employees have access to the intranet from their desktop computers, and there are kiosks available for the security and maintenance staffs to use. In May, a handheld version of the intranet was deployed for employees who do not have a desktop computer.
"Our intranet will have wikis, chat rooms and blogs, which will be very valuable to the airport because our employees have a tremendous wealth of intelligence, but we don't always have all their knowledge committed to paper," Nessi explains. "Wikis are a great way of sharing knowledge among employees.
"We recently tested a wiki on the A380 plane because everybody has a lot of interest in that aircraft. It's great to have at your fingertips the ability to find out how big the wing is or how tall the tail is, or which gates can accommodate the A380. These are important things for our employees to know."
LAWA is considering expanding the intranet into an extranet in the near future so that city officials, councilmen and possibly local community groups can have access to some of that information. "First, we have to see what kinds of content we have on the intranet and determine who gets access to each type," Nessi says. "For example, if we have contracting plans and procurement information on the intranet, we need to restrict access to that section of the site. So we're working on developing our editorial content policy."
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Brad Hodge starred in the shortest Twenty20 match ever played by Australia, as the tourists posted a thrilling five-wicket victory over South Africa in Durban.
Play was due to start at 3am AEDT on Thursday, only for rain to delay the action for two and a half hours and reduce the game to seven overs a side.
Hodge showed exactly why he was recalled for the T20 World Cup at age 39, belting two sixes in the final over as Australia chased down their target of 81 runs with two balls remaining.
The tourists brought up the winning runs when Wayne Parnell sent down a wide after Hodge's consecutive sixes, finishing 5-82 after they scampered through for a run.
David Warner had put Australia on track for victory with a dashing knock of 40 from 16 balls, but the run-rate slowed with the loss of regular wickets.
Australia needed 28 runs from the final two overs, with Hodge (21 not out) and Brad Haddin (four not out) up to the task.
Warner's career-best form made a seamless transition from cricket's longest format to its shortest as he put one ball from debutant Beuran Hendricks out of the park.
In positive signs for Australia leading into the T20 World Cup, Warner offered only the one life on 36 in the third over when Parnell was unable to complete a juggled attempt on the rope.
The Proteas finished 1-80 from their seven overs, Faf Du Plessis (27no) and Quinton de Kock (41no) sharing an unbeaten 74-run stand.
George Bailey opted to field first in the shortened match that featured one-over spells from the visitors' bowlers with the exception of Nathan Coulter-Nile (1-17 from two overs) and Mitchell Starc (0-24 from two overs).
For most of the night it looked unlikely the game would go ahead.
Ground staff worked overtime and liberally dumped large clumps of sawdust on the sodden surface.
Both skippers had long discussions with the umpires and match referee Chris Broad after the showers cleared, no doubt concerned about the risk of injury before this month's T20 World Cup in Bangladesh.
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Wheat plantings in California in 2007 increased 23 percent over 2006, according to the 2007 California Wheat Variety Survey published by the California Wheat Commission.
The total planted acreage was estimated at 608,000 acres in 2007, compared to 495,300 acres in 2006.
White, red, and durum wheat classes all showed increased plantings of 19 percent, 22 percent, and 35 percent, survey results indicated. Higher prices at planting were partly why acreage increased.
Hard red wheat remained the major wheat class followed by Blanca Grande, the most commonly planted wheat variety. It is a hard white wheat variety planted predominately in the San Joaquin Valley (SJV).
About 24 percent of all non-durum wheat planted in the state was Blanca Grande. The second largest variety planted was PR 1404, a hay/forage red wheat variety. Summit was a close third with approximately 79,000 acres planted.
In Desert Durum, the top two planted varieties in the Imperial Valley included Kronos and Orita. Other major varieties included the newer cultivars Desert King and Havasu.
In the SJV, Platinum led the way in Desert Durum for the second year in a row with the vast majority of planted acreage, or about 21,000 acres. The second largest planted variety was the new RSI 64.
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Speaking to growers in mid-September in Parlier, Calif., Steve Wright, UC Cooperative Extension farm advisor for Tulare and Kings counties, provided valuable information on stripe rust and its impact on wheat and barley.
"While 2006 was an especially bad year for stripe rust, little was found in 2007 wheat and barley," Wright noted. "Last season was tremendous with really no disease to speak of except some traces of stripe rust that came in late in the growing season." Wright said.
A perfect year would have included more water for irrigation, he said. Growers with more water produced some tremendous yields. Stripe rust management is now the basis for choosing varieties, Wright noted.
For 2008, based on a statewide research variety testing program coordinated by Lee Jackson, UC Extension specialist, the following are recommended resistant varieties of wheat or tricale: Cal Rojo, PR 1404, Trical 105 and 118, Patwin, Expesso, Blanca Fuerte, Blanca Royale, Ultra, and Mica. Moderately resistant varieties include Joaquin, Triple IV, Platinum, Dash 12, plus Trical 116 and 98.
To draw a line in the sand against the impact of stripe rust, Wright offered these management suggestions:
Select resistant or moderate-resistant varieties.
Diversify plantings - plant more than one variety or specie on the ranch in case new races of stripe rust pathogen show up.
Monitor your crop carefully during the growing season to detect the first infections early enough to plan for effective fungicide applications. Initial infections in California's Central Valley can occur as early as January or as late as April.
Pay attention to stripe rust reports in other areas.
Spores are wind-borne with dissemination possible over hundreds of miles to cause infection. The California Wheat Commission's Weekly Bulletin is a good source of this type of information.
Monitor weather conditions. Cool, wet conditions (50 to 60 degrees with intermittent rain, fog, or dew) are most favorable for infection, spore production, and dispersal.
Races of the stripe rust pathogen can cause disease at higher temperatures and drier conditions than in the past.
Apply fungicide before full heading and flowering. A trigger-point for fungicide application for effective disease control under conducive weather conditions is when 10 percent of plants show symptoms of infection or when 'hot spots' of disease are detected in the field.
According to Wright, four effective fungicides for wheat grain include:
Stratego (Bayer) - No later than Feekes 8 before head emergence. 10 oz. - Not for silage or hay.
Tilt (Syngenta) - No later than Feekes 8 (flag-leaf completely emerged) 4 oz. - not for silage or hay.
Quadris (Syngenta) - No later than Feekes 10.5 - not for silage.
Quilt (Syngenta) - No later than 10.5, 10.5 to 14 oz. - not for silage.
The Feekes scale measures wheat growth stages.
For small grain silage, Wright suggested the use of Headline (BASF), no later than Feekes 10.5 (full heading, beginning of flowering), 6-9 oz.
Two websites with information on stripe rust resistant and moderately resistant varieties include: cetulare.ucdavis.edu and agric.ucdavis.edu/crops/cereals/cereal.htm.


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The German Department offers beginning and intermediate language courses every semester.
Courses in the German language are offered at the elementary (100) and intermediate (200) level.
The goals of the elementary and intermediate courses which fulfill the foreign language requirement are:
(1) To give all students a real ability to function in everyday situations in the German language.
(2) To create a solid linguistic base for the further study of German at the advanced level.
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Hunter College has a foreign language requirement. Taking German is one way to fulfill this requirement.


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Congressman Mike Pompeo, a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy, recently announced the names of the young Kansan men and women who will receive a nomination from the Fourth Congressional District of Kansas for appointment to one of the United States service academies for the Class of 2018.
Included is a Newton High School student — Tucker Sweely.
Twenty-six Kansas students have been selected this year by Congressman Pompeo from the applicants who were interviewed by the Fourth Congressional District's Service Academy Nominations Board. The Fourth District Nominations Board consists of Kansans who are veterans of the armed services and volunteer to assist on this important mission. Members of the Fourth District Nominations Board were selected by Representative Pompeo to aid in the nominations process.
"The day I learned that I had been nominated by my Congressman to attend the United States Military Academy at West Point is one I will always remember," Congressman Pompeo said.
"I am proud to nominate these twenty-six outstanding men and women to represent the Fourth District of Kansas at our nation's service academies. This year's applicants are all so talented. To have received the Board's nomination is a worthy accomplishment. These young people are a part of the future of our nation's military and the future of our national security and I wish them all the best."
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You can now use your Cloud Files account to create a static website. First, you must CDN-enable a storage container. Any HTML or static web pages in the container will become available through a static website once you set the X-Container-Meta-Web-Index header to index.html or other index page of your choice. You may also create subdirectories in your website by creating pseudo-directories, as outlined in the pseudo directory section of this guide. Each pseudo-directory becomes a subdirectory in the website.
The page you set for X-Container-Meta-Web-Index becomes the index page for every subdirectory in your website; each pseudo-directory should contain a file with that name. So, if you set X-Container-Meta-Web-Index to index.html, you should have an index.html page in each pseudo-directory. If you do not have the named index page, visits to myhost/subdir/ will return a 404 error.
How To Set up a Static Website
- Upload your pages to a container.
- POST the X-Container-Meta-Web-Index on the storage container to set the index or other primary page of your website. You must write your storage URL and the container name to properly point to the container (<storage URL><container name>)
- CDN-enable your container.
- Go to your domain host and set up a CNAME to your CDN URL.
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curl -X POST -H "X-Container-Meta-Web-Index: index.html" -H "X-Auth-Token: 19264db3-c845-40ea-86ed-8a33d89bfe00" "https://storage101.dfw1.clouddrive.com/v1/MossoCloudFS_a55df/MyLibrary/
Once your container is configured for Static Web and your domain host has your CNAME recorded, you will get the following results.
Example: Container Setup for Static Web Site
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In a city where many of the restaurants and bars are part of large shopping malls, Melville is a pleasant exception. The nightlife in this neighbourhood is centred around its friendly streets, especially 7th Street and Main Road. Here you will find restaurants, bars and clubs, both with DJs and live music. Together they make Melville into an ideal destination for a night out.
Melville has been one of Johannesburg's long-time hotspots. During the day you can enjoy the many coffee bars, hip art galleries and boutiques. But the biggest attraction is the neighbourhood's vibrant nightlife. One of the great advantages is that everything is within walking distance, in one of the safest parts of the city. Melville draws a mixed crowd of students, tourists and young professionals. It is also a popular meeting point for the local gay scene.
Melville partially owes its popularity to the location: close to downtown and near media companies, stadiums and 2 universities. The latter means that many establishments organise special student evenings, especially during the week. However, the neighbourhood offers a lot more and the vibe is friendly and casual. Begin the evening with cocktails and snacks at Xai Xai, a Mozambican style bar/restaurant on 7th Street. Here students mingle effortlessly with trendy locals and celebrities. For the best live music head to Stones on Main Road; this venue hosts not only local and international DJs and bands, but also stand-up comedians and other entertainers. If you are still hungry after a long night out, grab a bite at the Catz Pyjamas, a 24-hour bistro.
"The meeting place of young and trendy Johannesburg, near media companies and universities"
Melville in Johannesburg
When Melville was founded in 1856, architects touted it as a 'picturesque and healthy place near Johannesburg with a magnificent view over the wooded landscape in the north'. Today the city has grown so much that Melville is no longer near Johannesburg but smack in the middle of it. However, much of the natural landscape has survived. To unwind in nature after a busy night out, visit the nearby Melville Koppies, a gently sloping nature reserve in the middle of the city.


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As waiting rooms in other parts of the U.S. have been clogged with sniffling, feverish hordes, California has seemed to avoid the worst of this year's flu — so far.
But that may change, as officials in California said this week that flu activity in the state had reached "a widespread level," and that the number of visits to doctors and hospitals for the treatment of flu-like illness was higher than usual for mid-January.
(For more on the flu's spread West, read this report from Los Angeles Times writer Anna Gorman.)
There is still plenty people can do to prevent themselves and others from getting sick this winter, including washing hands often and staying home when they're ill.
Also, of course, there's vaccination. Despite reports of spot shortages at pharmacies and other locations, there's still plenty of flu vaccine to go around, officials say. And as for arguments that the flu shot is somehow dangerous (hat-tip to Keith Kloor at the Collideascape blog), years of evidence have shown that it is safe and effective, if not perfect.


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Went to the Bellevue Square mall last night to hit up the Lego store for my kid's Christmas presents...avoided buying myself the sweet Poe Dameron X-Wing. After that, the big Microsoft retail store, and the Apple Store.
It might be that the Apple store recently moved to the 2nd floor from the ground floor in order to get a larger space, but the traffic was higher in the MS store at 7PM on a weeknight, the week before Christmas. The Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book are the first products displayed when you walk in, and there were helpful employees standing right by them to answer questions and check stock.
I watched Spencer Nugent's video comparing the Surface, Wacom, and iPad Pro so wanted to see for myself which is best for drawing. The Surface 4 was a really good looking piece of hardware - the Surface book is even nicer looking although the weight imbalance of the screen feels a little odd. The drawing action was good - similar to a Cintiq I thought - it didn't feel like "plastic on plastic" as Nugent described. Plus there's an eraser. All in all it was nice. The screen quality on the Surface Book seemed very good.
Then I went upstairs to mess around with the iPP and the Pencil. It was undeniably better of a drawing experience, and I was just using the stock 'Notes' software, nothing special. I got the impression that there were hundreds of small design choices that were employed in the conception and use of this device, and that it was driven heavily by people who's lives and passions depend on creating images by hand. I can't boil it down to just one thing - penciltip friction, stylus weight, screen surface, the tip sensitivity, overall size of the screen - but for people who care deeply about the drawing experience there is no comparison with the Surface products. After 15 minutes I no longer cared that the Pencil didn't have a slot for storage, or that the charging was done by sticking the end in the iPP. Think about your first Wacom experience with an Intuos, and how much better the first Cintiqs were, compare that to the newest Cintiqs, and then take another big jump to get to the iPad Pro drawing experience. I thought Spencer was just being an Apple fanboy - which he admitted to being - with picking the iPad Pro in his video, but after trying it I think he's right. There's just something, which is a combination of hundreds of other little somethings.
Definite buy.
Followup - I asked an Apple Store employee about Pencil on the smaller iPad models, he said "no, just the iPad Pro... for now."
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text: mental invalid 8 Posted July 11, 2003 quote from the buddhist monk - thich nhat hanh so fit squares into circles this weekend....... Free Will Astrology horoscopes for week of July 10, 2003 Aries (March 21-April 19) Baseball players sometimes use the term "winning ugly." It refers to a game in which they've managed to emerge victorious even though they've made mistakes and performed below their potential. I predict you will soon have occasion to invoke this phrase to describe your own version of an unaesthetic triumph. There's another term I want to arm you with: "ugly ripe." Technically, it's the name of a delicious heirloom tomato whose irregular, bulbous shape sets it apart from the smooth, bland varieties that fill the tomato sections of most grocery stores. In the coming week, it will also apply to the peculiar but juicy quality of your life. Taurus (April 20-May 20) I predict that in the next seven days you will receive exactly 22 email advertisements offering to increase your penis size and 22 email ads to increase your breast size. Although you may be inclined to dismiss this as a boring inconvenience, I believe it will be an excellent cosmic omen that confirms what the astrological configurations reveal: a sign that you're primed to express both masculine and feminine qualities in a more intense and yet balanced way. I suppose this possibility may repulse you if you identify yourself as a macho male or a girlie girl. But for most of you, capitalizing on this opportunity will make you smarter and sexier. Gemini (May 21-June 20) Philosopher Jean Houston likes to quote a Native American saying that's important for you to hear right now: "When we take one step towards the gods, the gods take ten steps towards us." Here's another way to think about it: There are huge cosmic intelligences whose work is imperceptible to our five senses. They aren't figments of the imagination or sentimental fictions, but actual beings. When we acknowledge their existence and ask for their help, they enjoy responding. More than that: They love to collaborate with our strong intentions. Cancer (June 21-July 22) Here's the homework I gave my readers two months ago: "Guess what age you'll be when you finally know exactly who you are." In response, a Cancerian woman named Bridjet wrote this: "I hope I NEVER completely know who I am! I love discovering new mysteries about myself; I love to change as everything else around me changes. It's one of the most beautifully thrilling things about life -- that the only constant is change. If I ever know completely who I am, it'll be a sad day -- because it will mean that I haven't changed in a long time, that I've become stagnant." Bridjet's buoyant words should serve as your inspiration, Cancerian. You're already the zodiac's most frequent and expert changer, and these days you're primed to mutate even more than usual. Leo (July 23-August 22) In his only book, the French poet Lautréamont (1846-1870) wrote about holy yearning disguised as mournful complaint. "Whenever you hear the dogs' howling in the fields," his mother told him as a child, "don't deride what they do: they thirst insatiably for the infinite, like you, me, and the rest of us humans. I even allow you to stand at the window and gaze upon this exalted spectacle." Let this passage be the starting point for your meditations in the coming week, Leo. You need to search for the noble purpose that lies beneath the plaintive cries that have been racking your heart. Virgo (August 23-September 22) In a horoscope I wrote for you in June of 2000, I reported that for the first time ever, your power animal was a hawk. "Act more like predator than prey for a change," I advised. Now, three years later, you're ready to reprise your hawk imitation, but with even more flair. I hereby authorize you to travel far and wide in search of the delectable nourishment that excites you most. Remember how your inexperience kept you from harvesting the full benefits of your hawkness three years ago? You know better now. Libra (September 23-October 22) What makes a song popular? A charismatic singer, high-tech production, and millions of dollars' worth of marketing? In the modern world, yes, but not in other times and places. In his article "Rhythm, Myth and Spirit," David Pulak notes that among the Zuñi Indian tribe, music "is judged by how well it resonates with the experiences of the community." In other words, a good song articulates everyone's unconscious feelings and unverbalized beliefs, thereby creating group solidarity. Your assignment in the coming weeks, Libra, is to use everything -- music, ritual, constructive gossip, parties, pep talks, or whatever works -- to do for your tribe what music does for the Zuñi. Scorpio (October 23-November 21) "Dear Dr. Brezsny: Reading your 'scopes lately has felt like finding a roll of hundred dollar bills in a heap of moldy sour cream in a garbage can; like getting a great massage from a cute underwear model in a velvet sanctuary while some jerk with a chainsaw prunes trees outside. How about serving up less paradoxical advice? I'd almost prefer getting a purely bad prediction to this maddening ambiguous stuff you've been serving up. -Scorpio Goddess" Dear Goddess: I'm just reporting the facts, ma'am. You yourself have been like a sleek athlete trying to do what you do best while stuffing your face with doughnuts . . . like a brilliant scholar struggling to read your books in a mirror with one eye closed . . . like a spontaneous kid hoping to convince a humorless octogenarian to play tag. Sagittarius (November 22-December 21) Jeanine, a Sagittarius woman I know, likes to compare her lovers to food. Recently she gave me a dissertation on her romantic history. "When I was 21," she said, "I had two guys. One was a pepperoni pizza-type. He was too spicy to enjoy more than once a week. The other guy was like oatmeal, bland and filling. I didn't get tired of him, though on the other hand he wasn't too exciting. Now that I'm 37, my tastes have ripened. I'm not much interested in oatmeal men any more. I could have pepperoni pizza every day." I believe Jeanine's evolution parallels a transition you're going through, Sagittarius. You don't have as much time as you used to for the bland, filling stuff. You need intense flavors more frequently. This applies to every part of you, not just your love life. Capricorn (December 22-January 19) Every now and then, you need to get exactly what you want; it is the duty of the cosmos to bring you the thing you have specifically asked for. This is not, however, one of those times. Rather, you're in an astrological phase when it is important for you to give someone you care for exactly what he or she wants; it's your duty to bring that person something he or she has specifically asked for. So choose a deserving soul for whom you will be an angel of perfect generosity. Aquarius (January 20- February 18) During the next three weeks, it's crucial that you laugh more while you're working and chortle more while you're driving and giggle more while you're paying bills. In mysterious ways that would take me thousands of words to describe in full, the proper evolution of your long-term dreams requires you to have clownish epiphanies in situations where you've been way too serious. It'll also be important for the mental health of those you care about. In other words, Aquarius, playful abandon will not merely be a pleasant diversion but an essential medicine. Pisces (February 19-March 20) In accordance with the astrological omens, Pisces, I invite you to take on an additional job title in the week ahead: beautifier. If you agree to carry out the duties of this role, you will incite gorgeous fun and lyrical mystery everywhere you go. How? Bring scintillating harmony and mischievous grace into your conversations. Sneak a Chagall print onto an unadorned wall. Break into whimsical songs, dispense outrageous praise, ask crafty questions that provoke original thoughts, and point out all the institutions and relationships that are working really well. (P.S. 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Advance planning and dedicated staff allowed University Hospital of Brooklyn at Long Island College Hospital to not only care for their own patients but to accept ventilator-dependent patients from the Hopkins Center, a nursing home in Boerum Hill.
On the Friday before the storm, staff members were informed that they would need to remain at the hospital until relieved.
"All hospital workers are considered essential workers, even those (like me) who do not deliver patient care," wrote Zipporah Dvash, who heads the public affairs department at the hospital, in response to an email inquiry sent by this newspaper. "We didn't have an issue with physician attendance, and as most of our resident physicians live across the street, we're in good shape."
To prepare for the storm, the hospital stocked up on linen and enough food to feed both patients and staff. All elective surgery was canceled, of course, and the ambulatory care building at 349 Henry Street was closed. Medical personnel there helped in other areas of the hospital.
According to Dvash, "vans and ambulances were active in problem-solving." When a group of six homeless men showed up in the emergency department, they were piled into a van that was dispatched to find shelters that would accept them. And an ambulance was sent to collect paramedics who wanted to get to work but had no means of transportation.
For personnel, it wasn't the Ritz, but the hospital did its best to make everyone comfortable. Dvash was busy much of the time doing room assignments. On Tuesday, October 30, she wrote that when empty patient rooms ran out the night before, pop-up dorms were created in the physical and occupational therapy gyms.
"I know this has been said before," Dvash continued in the email, "but we really are grateful for staff. There are dozens and dozens of men and women who have been here since Sunday. They have the same family and property issues as anyone else, but they took care of them as best they could before the storm and then came to the hospital for the duration."


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viktor wrote:By they way, I have a patent pending on steering the kite in periodic function to generate extra force, I am also applying for the technique of turning the kite 360 degree in one movement. Just to let you know.
Go for it! This patent was granted in 2002 so you'd be a shoo-in to get a patent
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By Stiff
My inspiration for cooking can come from a variety of things. Sometimes I get inspired by having a dish from a restaurant that I've never had before and try to replicate it at home. Sometimes inspiration comes from recipes I may see on television. I mostly get inspired by the certain items I see in the grocery store or farmer's market.
Sometimes I fail at the outcome of what I'm making and sometimes I succeed. I just like to try new things and expand my horizons when it comes to testing new ingredients or cooking methods. James, my husband is a great guinea pig. He will generally eat whatever I make and is honest about how the food tastes. Unlike James, I myself am much more critical about how my food turns out.
Pumpkin Bowl
2 c. Sliced pumpkin
5 Cherry tomatoes
1/4 c. Toasted pumpkin seeds
Goat cheese
5 Sage leaves
Olive oil
1 T. Butter
1/2 t. sugar
1/2 t. Pumpkin pie spice
Pinch of chili powder
Pinch of garlic powder
Pinch of onion powder
Salt and pepper to taste
Serving Size: 1
In a large non stick pan, sauté pumpkin pieces with about 1 tablespoon of olive oil and 1 tablespoon of butter. Add garlic powder, onion powder, chili powder, sugar, pumpkin pie spice, salt and pepper. Add cherry tomatoes to pan (whole) and continue to cook until pumpkin and tomatoes are soft.
Slice fresh sage leaves into thin ribbons and add to pan. Toss together and transfer to a serving plate.
Top with toasted pumpkin seeds and goat cheese.
Cook Time: 30 minutes
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WENGEN, Switzerland (AP) — The former president of cycling's governing body says there was no conflict of interest when he invested in a brokerage account later linked to Lance Armstrong's team owner.
It was "cynical" for U.S. Anti-Doping Agency CEO Travis Tygart to suggest to The Wall Street Journal that the business relationship "stinks to high heaven," Hein Verbruggen told The Associated Press on Thursday.
"Nothing illegal has happened, or ever did. The comments of Mr. Tygart, I would call them cynical almost," Verbruggen said in a telephone interview.
Verbruggen confirmed details in the newspaper article of his investment, while he was the International Cycling Union president, with broker Jim Ochowicz from 1999-2004. Verbruggen is now honorary president of the cycling group.
"I have given Jim a small amount of money to manage for me, and he moved to (work for) Thom Weisel" in 2001, said the Dutch official, whose 14-year leadership of the governing body ended in 2005.
Ochowicz managed the Motorola team Armstrong rode for in the mid-1990s. He then worked as a broker before joining investment bank Thomas Weisel Partners, and confirmed the fact of Verbruggen's investment to The Wall Street Journal.
Ochowicz was elected president of the USA Cycling governing body from 2002-08. He is president of the BMC Racing team, which includes 2011 Tour de France winner Cadel Evans and leading U.S. rider Tejay van Garderen.
Weisel was a major financial backer of Tailwind Sports, which owned the team sponsored by U.S. Postal Service when Armstrong won his first five Tour de France races. He has been stripped of all seven victories from 1999-2005.
"I didn't even know who Thom Weisel was," Verbruggen told the AP, referring to his initial investment with Ochowicz two years before the account transferred to Weisel's bank. "There is no relationship whatsoever. You give a guy that you like a small amount of money to manage and 12 years later I end up in a doping case."
Verbruggen said he would discuss the investment with an independent commission set up to investigate the UCI's links to Armstrong, if it was interested.
"I hope they are, and I will give the information myself," he said.
Verbruggen and his successor, Pat McQuaid, are expected to meet with the three-member commission panel during its scheduled April 9-26 hearing in London.
The UCI has asked the panel to examine allegations raised by the USADA in its investigation of Armstrong and his teams that the governing body was complicit in a widespread doping conspiracy.
In the U.S., Weisel has been linked to a whistleblower lawsuit filed by Floyd Landis to recover millions of dollars of government funding of Armstrong's USPS teams through Tailwind. Landis, who was stripped of the 2006 Tour title for doping, was a central witness in the USADA investigation.
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More from the UC Sleuth: Resolving Intermittent Problems with Unity Voicemail
My last blog described how Cisco IT resolved an intermittent availability problem resulting from a hung Unity voicemail port. Here's another example of an intermittent problem, this one related to call quality.
For more than a year our global technical response center (GTRC) received occasional calls from Cisco users with voicemail issues. These users reported that the system didn't recognize their key entries, or just mysteriously disconnected them.
But the GTRC couldn't verify the error because the problem was intermittent. When they tried, it worked perfectly, of course! They chalked it up to user error.
Cisco IT finally solved the mystery using Cisco Unified Service Monitor, which measures voice bearer quality and call disconnects. It collects information about quality directly from IP phones, and from sensors that we deploy in front of our Cisco Unity and Cisco Unified MeetingPlace servers.
When we looked at voice quality on the lines going into the affected Unity servers, we discovered that outbound quality was perfect, but inbound quality was so bad that it made speech unintelligible.
We eventually discovered that the devices on the subnet had not been configured for QoS! Under normal network loads, voice quality was fine. But during data center backups, when load was high, the network devices dropped packets. As a result, for around five percent of calls, the Unity server received enough data to keep the port open, but not enough to recognize DTMF tones and voice.
Without Cisco Unified Service Manager, we might never have diagnosed the problem, because 95 percent of calls to the Unity system worked fine. As it was, we got rid of an inconvenience that was costing time for a small group of our users every day.
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