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Suzanne Gaudreault, MD, palliative care fellow, and director of the program Doug Smucker, MD.
Suzanne Gaudreault, MD, palliative care fellow, and director of the program Doug Smucker, MD.
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Palliative Care Fellowship Programs Train Physicians to Provide Specialized Care
As palliative care programs in the United States continue to grow, providing options and support for patients and families dealing with serious, potentially life-limiting illness, the need for trained professionals to lead these efforts becomes apparent.
Faculty at the University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center are addressing this need with the creation of two new Hospice and Palliative Medicine Fellowship Programs, aimed at training physicians to provide specialty-level palliative care to patients in a variety of settings.
Doug Smucker, MD, adjunct professor in the department of family and community medicine, is program director for a new fellowship program sponsored by Christ Hospital, and Norbert Weidner, MD, associate professor of pediatrics, directs a new fellowship program at Cincinnati Children's. These two programs, both accredited earlier this year by the American Council for Graduate Medical Education, are unique in the region.
"In palliative care, emphasis is placed on pain and symptom management as well as communication and coordination of care, both in the acute care hospital as well as care settings in the community," says Smucker. "Many people think that palliative care is only applicable in the last few days or weeks of life, but it is an important component of care at any point in the course of a serious illness, to improve symptom control, quality of life and care planning for patients and their families."
Programs Provide Multidisciplinary, Interdisciplinary Training
The fellowship program based at Christ Hospital is a one-year program that takes place after completion of residency. Smucker says the fellowship is open to physicians trained in a number of specialties—from primary care to psychiatry to emergency medicine.
"Suzanne Gaudreault, MD, who is a family physician, became our first fellow in October," Smucker says. "We will expand to have two fellows in the program in 2013."
Fellows, like Gaudreault, receive the full spectrum of training in this program, both with the inpatient palliative care consult team at Christ Hospital and with teams at partnering community organizations, like Hospice of Cincinnati, Vitas Hospice and Maple Knoll Retirement Village.
"Fellows receive half of their training in the hospital and half of it at care facilities in the community," says Smucker. "Although our program is focused on care of adult patients, fellows also complete rotations at Cincinnati Children's and the StarShine Hospice team that cares for children with life-limiting illnesses."
Weidner, medical director of the pediatric palliative care program at Cincinnati Children's and of the StarShine pediatric hospice, says the simultaneous creation of these fellowship programs allows fellows to have a multidisciplinary education. Cincinnati Children's has accepted its first fellow, Rachel Thienprayoon MD, who will begin in July of 2013.
"As in the adult program, the pediatric palliative care program at Cincinnati Children's provides support to children and their families who are experiencing serious life-limiting illness. The spectrum of illnesses range from complex illness such as ventilator dependent survivors of the newborn intensive care to chronic and often fatal disorders such as muscular dystrophy and cancer," Weidner says.
"Our pediatric fellow will also rotate and work with adult palliative care facilities at Christ Hospital and in the community. The partnership between the fellowship programs provides training that a physician needs to support patients of all ages."
Smucker adds that all palliative care specialty training is focused on an interdisciplinary approach to patient care, and fellows work in a variety of care settings with interdisciplinary teams made up of advanced practice nurses, home health aides, chaplains, pharmacists and social workers.
"Interdisciplinary teams are the cornerstone of providing specialized palliative care, both in the hospital and in the community," he says.
Specialized Training Leads to Specialized Care
"There are a number of reasons a palliative care fellowship program is so important," Smucker adds. "For patients coping with a life-limiting illness and attempting to make decisions as the condition worsens, there is a need for a physician who specializes in this level of detailed care and communication for both the patients and families involved.
"The evidence base is growing rapidly for the value of palliative care programs. We want to further expand the availability of high-quality, evidenced based palliative care in our region through these new training programs."
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Seattle state of affairs re: motorists
June 12, 2009
Hon. Jan Drago
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PO Box 34025Seattle, WA 98124-4025
Re: Transportation from Seward Park/Rainier Valley into center of city substandard
Dear Ms. Drago:
It is my understanding that you are on the Transportation Committee of the Seattle City Council. The reason that I am writing to you is because the transportation from Seward Park/Rainier Valley into the center of the city (i.e. Downtown, Capitol Hill, etc.) is substandard. First, for some unfathomable reason, Lake Washington Boulevard is closed every Sunday and Thursday during the summer, to accommodate the bicyclists. Secondly, on Rainier Avenue, between Martin Luther King Blvd. and McClellan, the city is doing a lot of construction and repaving of the road. I feel that the citizens of the Seward Park/Rainier Valley Neighborhood are being ill served.
In my humble opinion, Lake Washington Boulevard should be open to motorists on every other Sunday. There is no reason why the motorists should have to accommodate the bicyclists like this and deprive themselves of access to the center of the city.
Thank you kindly for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely yours,
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Treasure House
The Treasure House is an exciting new development in the provision of heritage services. For the first time, enthusiasts for East Riding history will be able to access under one roof a wide range of locally relevant archive, library, art gallery and museum material.
The Treasure House's state-of-the-art stores hold the collections of the East Riding Archives, Beverley Local Studies Library, Beverley Art Gallery, Beverley Guildhall and the Archaeology of the East Riding Museums Service. Visitors will be able to view documents, books, pictures, and historical objects from these collections in the ground floor Research Room. Staff are on hand to help with enquiries.
The first floor of the Treasure House, known as the Champney Galleries, is devoted to the interpretation and celebration of East Riding heritage. The "Treasures of the East Riding" permanent display offers an introduction to the history of the area and allows visitors to view highlights from the combined collections. A case has been set aside for the display of important objects on loan from national and regional heritage organisations.
From the first floor of the Treasure House a corridor links to the Edwardian Beverley Art Gallery which puts on temporary displays celebrating East Riding art as well as displaying national touring exhibitions. Notable features of the art gallery collection include the works of the Beverley born, Royal Academician, Fred Elwell, and of his wife, Mary Elwell.
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In its role as the Museum of the East Riding, the Treasure House acts as a repository for artefacts, documents and photographs relating to the archaeology, geology and social history of the East Riding. Notable holdings include the South Cave Weapons Cache, a unique group of Iron age swords/speaheads and a collection of First World War uniforms, photographs and documents relating to the East Riding Yeomanry. It also acts as a store for reserve collections from East Riding Museum Service's other sites - Beverley Guildhall, Beverley Art Gallery, Goole Museum and Skidby Windmill. Stored collections can be viewed by prior appointment.
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Make this fun alien mask in different colors and your child and his friends can play aliens. Mask is made from foam. Simple preschool activity.
Items needed:
- Thin sheets of foam in different colors
- Scissors
- Non-toxic craft glue
- Elastic string
- Print pattern and instructions
- Cut out main pattern for alien head, including the large eyes (all one piece). Then trace onto foam sheet.
- Cut out spots and large eyes/small black eyes.
- Glue spots and eyes onto mask.
- Make a small hole on either side of the mask for the elastic band.
- Position mask on child's face to estimate length of elastic needed, adding an extra 4 inches to this length.
- Cut elastic and insert into holes on mask. Tie securely, cutting off any excess elastic.
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We know, we know — the summer should be the season of fun, no-strings-attached flings, but what happens if you and your guy recently called it quits, instead? Avoid the bad breakover haircut and instead click through our 10-track playlist that's sure to boost your endorphins and mentally kick him to the curb.
1. "Firework," Katy Perry
Unlike so many of Katy Perry's lovey-dovey, super-sweet pop tunes, "Firework" is a familiar, self-affirming anthem that has way more girl power swagger than any of her other tracks. Unlike "Teenage Dream" which very blatantly laments a breakup, or "California Gurls" which isn't really about anything at all, "Firework" packs a serious serving of you-are-better-than-him punch. After all, after a hurricane comes a rainbow, right?
2. "Girl on Fire," Alicia Keys featuring Nicki Minaj
Leave it to Alicia Keys to put together a sexy song about being an alpha woman on top of the world. So, your fire got temporarily dampened by a brief rainstorm. Don't worry, Alicia says, you'll get that flame back soon — and it'll be burning threefold.
3. "Stronger," Kelly Clarkson
Listen to the lyrics — which is easy to do thanks to Kelly Clarkson's recognizable, belting riff — and it's more than evident that this was written for the woman getting over a nasty breakup. According to Kelly, it "doesn't mean I'm over cause you're gone," but in fact, it makes you stand a little taller. This song even sounds like determination, don't you think?
4. "I Love It," Icona Pop featuring Charli XCX
So after Icona Pop's apparent breakup, the Swedish duo "threw your sh*t into a bag and pushed it down the stairs," then "crashed [their] car into the bridge." We don't recommend this recovery method for everyone, but we do encourage that you blast this at full volume and scream "I don't care!" as loudly as possible at the song's appropriate timing.
5. "22," Taylor Swift
A breakup may make you feel happy, free, confused, and even lonely — at the same time. It might be miserable and magical, but get over it by dressing up like hipsters and making fun of your exes. Doctor's (read: Taylor Swift's) orders.
6. "Merry Happy," Kate Nash
Oh, this song is just adorable. Singer-songwriter Kate Nash presents the logical, rationally minded rationale for moving on from your ex, namely, "You make me very, very happy, but you didn't want to stick around." The track's bridge features an almost therapeutic repetition of "I" statements — "I can be alone" and "I can watch the sunsets on my own," for example. Kate's onto something with this song, and that something is the much-needed cold, hard truth.
7. "Dancing On My Own," Robyn
"Dancing On My Own" perfectly paints the picture of that party you went to where that ex of yours spent the evening canoodling with that new flame of his. We've all been there, and it's not a fun way to spend an evening. But Robyn puts a refreshing spin on this age-old, relationship phenomenon, inspiring you to hit the dance floor, have a wonderful night, and forget about that loser rather than send piercing death stares his way.
8. "Clique," Kanye
What's any breakup without your trusted crew of gal pals ready and willing to force-feed you pinot grigio? Stick with your clique, because you know they have your back — day-in and day-out. Don't remember to thank them once you've moved on from your refined sugar diet.
9. "Wannabe," Spice Girls
As the original and definitive source on girl power, the Spice Girls' 1996 single "Wannabe" is essentially a self-righteous how-to guide to love, dating, and relationships. The lyrics are the single most important reference material for female empowerment. Listen, sing along, and repeat.
10. "Anything Could Happen," Ellie Goulding
Ellie Goulding's "Anything Could Happen" is just a do good, feel good, love your life, love your friends anthem. The number one rule of any breakup (aside from not repeatedly calling your ex after happy hour): Keep yourself open to love. It's not worth your time, energy, and tears to dwell on someone who didn't fight for a place in your life. Remember that you can find someone who will.


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@'s by INSURGENT Writer
F.J. DeSanto!!!
AMBUSH BUG (BUG): So let's start off with INSURGENT. What can you tell me about the story of INSURGENT and the world in which the story takes place?
F.J. DESAANTO (FJD): Our story takes place in the very near future where the government has secretly created a domestic counter terrorism unit consisting of wounded soldiers who have been experimented on with next gen robotics. However, after realizing the technology is flawed and has horrible side effects, the President decides to shut it down and recall the soldiers. Because the government refuses to take responsibility, they hire independent "Hunters" to round the existing soldiers up before the world learns of the program's existence. Unfortunately, that doesn't quite go as planned as some refuse to go quietly and one in particular goes public, leading to absolute chaos. Later, it's believed the program has been shut down for years, but now random citizens suddenly start to "activate" for reasons we don't quite know yet but are obviously very sinister in nature. Our main character, John Ravane, is one of the original hunters who is forced back against his will to help take on the mysterious new threat.
BUG: Just to make things clear, INSURGENT doesn't occur in the DC Universe. Is that correct?
FJD: Yeah. Insurgent is it's own universe unless someone at DC has made it Earth 53 or something and didn't tell me!
BUG: This is most definitely a sci fi comic, an area that hasn't really been explored in DC lately. How did you convince them to publish this book?
FJD: Todd and I had been working on the project and we originally thought it could make a cool original manga. But after we finished our outline, I mentioned it to Jim Lee and he liked the idea and felt it might be something we could do at DC. I wasn't sure if it was going to happen at first, but then there was a way too early Sunday morning meeting at San Diego Comic Con where I thought they were just going to be nice and pass on it in person. I was hungover and almost did a spit take when they told me they wanted to do it. I think Jim wants to see DC publish a broad spectrum of titles and maybe saw INSURGENT as something that could reach a wider audience.
BUG: You've worked on some huge films. Can you tell us a little about your expansive resume?
FJD: I was fortunate to be hired right out of NYU to work for the executive producers of the BATMAN film franchise, Michael Uslan and Ben Melniker. I grew up a big comic book fan so working for them was a natural fit. I started as their assistant and then was running their company by the time they were working on movies like CONSTANTINE and BATMAN BEGINS. I was a co-producer on THE SPIRIT and then have since gone off on my own. Now I create original stuff like INSURGENT or find original properties, like ORION, which is a show in development at Syfy and was co-created by a brilliant guy named George Krstic, who created MEGAS XLR and wrote for STAR WARS THE CLONE WARS and MOTOR CITY. I also Executive Produced documentaries on Grant Morrison and Warren Ellis and I'm co-writing a graphic novel adaption of CYBORG 009, the manga classic, while also developing it as a feature film.
BUG: You worked with Todd Farmer who did DRIVE ANGRY and MY BLOODY VALENTINE on this project. How did you guys meet and how did you guys decide to do this project together?
FJD: Todd and I met ages ago when I was trying to recruit him for a film. He's a helluva writer and we got along really well, so we decided to create something new together. He and I wanted to put a new spin on the current advances in Transhumanism and what would happen if these bionics, which are now real and designed to help people, were instead militarized and fell into the wrong hands. That was our starting point for INSURGENT.
BUG: I've known you for a couple of years now having met you at SDCC many moons ago and I know you're a huge sci fi fan. What is it about sci fi that appeals to you so much?
FJD: I think it's really about the idea of there being worlds beyond ours or in the case of INSURGENT different versions of the world we live in. It's all about escapism for me. I think as creators, we are always trying to hone in on that moment where you remember when you loved a movie or a comic and try to recapture that feeling and pass it on to someone else. My hope with any projects I work on that maybe a kid sees it and falls in love with the world the same way I did with STAR WARS or STAR TREK years ago.
BUG: What kind of sci fi books or films inspired you?
FJD: When we created INSURGENT, Todd and I had been talking about comics like MAGNUS ROBOT FIGHTER and I was into movies that explored robotics and humanity like NATURAL CITY and the Italian film NIRVANA, both of which of course were all inspired by BLADE RUNNER. I made our artist, Federico, watch all of those movies. However, with this, instead of going for the broken down noir of all of those movies or the shiny "perfect future" we've seen before, we wanted to create a world that looked more like ours but was in transition and about to be rendered obsolete by the rapid advances of technology.
BUG: Do you see INSURGENT as an ongoing story? Will there be more series after you complete this one?
FJD: The initial story is a six issue mini-series. If it sells and is well-received, maybe DC would be interested in doing more. I hope that's the case as we have two more stories roughly laid out that are very different from the first and each other.
BUG: With both you and Todd Farmer's experience in film, do you think we'll be seeing an insurgent movie any time soon?
FJD: Maybe down the line, but who knows. Our immediate concern was making sure we deliver a great comic book series that people will find and enjoy. Anything after that is gravy.
BUG: I really loved the art in what I've seen so far with this book. Who is the artist and how did he become associated with INSURGENT?
FJD: I'm glad you love the art, cause I do too. The artist is Federico Dallocchio and he's worked for every major publisher on everything from STAR WARS to SUICIDE SQUAD to BATMAN and licensed stuff like MODERN WARFARE but had never done anything original like this. Our editor, Ben Abernathy, brought Fed in. He did a quick concept sketch and we were sold right away. We never even had to consider another artist for the book. You'll see with each issue, the scope of the series grows significantly because Todd and I started to tailor it to Fed's style. He's really creative and collaborative and a perfect partner to build this new world with. He's also just a really great guy.
BUG: I also wanted to talk a bit about CYBORG 009. How did you become aware of the property and can you describe what it is for folks who may not know about it?
FJD: I've known about the property since I was a kid. I grew up with it. It's a real classic and known all over the world. The creator, Shotaro Ishimori is comparable to Stan Lee in Japan. He created amazing properties like KAMEN RIDER and POWER RANGERS and CYBORG 009 is the equivalent of X-MEN or AVENGERS over there. They were the first super-heroic team in manga and consist of nine ordinary people from all over the world who are kidnapped and turned into soldiers of mass destruction. They're designed to be sold as soldiers to the highest bidder by a group called The Black Ghost, but eventually they escape and decide to use the abilities that have been forced upon them to fight evil. It's an amazing property with decades of history all over the world, and I think the timing is perfect for this here in the US. So we are starting by doing a westernized graphic novel for the audience here. I'm writing it with a gut named Bradley Cramp, who was Andrew Niccol's producer and now a great screenwriter. He really took the source material and figured out how to present it to a new audience without messing with legacy. It's been an absolute joy to work on this with Archaia and especially our artist, Marcus To, who has drawn RED ROBIN and BATWING and is going to a whole new level with this book. His art on this just blows me away.
I have a relationship with the rights holders, and have been working with them to bring the work of Ishimori here for the last couple of years, so this is just the start of what will be several stages of exposing the titles here. The first round of translated original manga is now up on Comixology and the reaction has been amazing as these have been out of print in English for some time and we can create a new generation of fans for the property and it's creator.
BUG: Is this something you plan on working on with DC?
FJD: No, this is through Archaia and it's going to come out as a hardcover graphic novel in July. We chose to work with Archaia for this project cause they produce such high quality books that it was a perfect match for Ishimori. Archaia has put a great team together for this. The book is going to be beautiful. I've been really lucky to have great collaborators on these projects.
BUG: What other projects do you have coming down the pipeline?
FJD: We're just wrapping up the script the CYBORG 009 graphic novel and are starting to get the film development off the ground. Also, I just wrote something for DC that I am really excited about and has a tremendous artist, but it hasn't been announced yet, so I have to behave myself. Also, we're hoping we shoot ORION in 2013. Fingers crossed on that as it would bring big sci fi adventure back to television and I think the script is great. Also, check out SMUGGLER'S GAMBIT, the original STAR WARS show that Kyle Newman and I wrote that was performed at STAR WARS CELEBRATION and features an awesome cast of actors . There's a few other surprises coming but it's all in the early stages, but I am pretty psyched for 2103.
Ambush Bug is Mark L. Miller, original @$$Hole/wordslinger/writer of wrongs/reviewer/interviewer/editor of AICN COMICS for over eleven years & AICN HORROR for two. He has written comics such as VINCENT PRICE PRESENTS THE TINGLERS & WITCHFINDER GENERAL, THE DEATHSPORT GAMES, & NANNY & HANK (soon to be available on iTunes and soon to be made into a feature film from Uptown 6 Films). He has co-written FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND's first ever comic book LUNA: ORDER OF THE WEREWOLF (to be released in 2013 as a 100-pg original graphic novel). Mark wrote the critically acclaimed GRIMM FAIRY TALES PRESENTS THE JUNGLE BOOK last year from Zenescope Entertainment & look for his exciting arc on GRIMM FAIRY TALES #76-81 released August-December 2012. Mark will be writing GRIMM FAIRY TALES PRESENTS THE JUNGLE BOOK: LAST OF THE SPECIES to be released in February-June 2013. Follow Ambush Bug on the Twitter @Mark_L_Miller.
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A single molecule has been photographed–sort of–for the first time by a team from IBM. Here it is:
The molecule even looks like how it's diagrammed. The experiment was conducted under very cold conditions:
The experiment was also performed inside a high vacuum at the extremely cold temperature of -268C to avoid stray gas molecules or atomic vibrations from affecting the measurements.
The molecule pictured is roughly one-millionth the diameter of a grain of sand. This is plausibly said to be a significant step forward in nanotechnology.


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Geographic Location: Where You Are Matters
posted on March 22nd, 2010 by Julie
One of the great things about our Amazoy Zoysia grass plugs is that they grow in a multitude of growing regions and climates. The plugs can survive through an array of conditions: heat, cold, drought, and rain. Because of this, we ship our grass plugs throughout the continental United States, with the exception of Washington and Oregon (our years of experience with grass plugs shows that the conditions there are not conducive to the successful growth of Amazoy Zoysia) Zoysia loves hot and dry weather, which contributes to the reason why Zoysia can stay green, even in the hottest of summers.
Because of the variety of terrain and temperaments of our country, certain states and regions have different growing seasons, as seen in the map below. So depending on your location, your shipment of plugs will arrive to you when it is best to plant them. We also take weather and field conditions into consideration, so if you are having weather that will inhibit the successful growth of Zoysia, we will wait until better weather arrives to send them to you. Conditions on our farm can affect shipment, too; if our farms are too wet, we are unable to harvest. Mother Nature holds influence over when shipment occurs.
To see your region's optimal planting season or when your plugs will ship to you, check out our map here or below.
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Online Gambling Dominance Race Pits NJ, NV
The race is on among states that want to become dominant players in the Internet gambling market.
With the rapid advent of online gambling, New Jersey and Nevada are expected to slug it out to become top dog in the fledgling online betting market in the U.S.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie signed a law Tuesday legalizing Internet betting, not long after Nevada did the same. And Delaware could have its online betting operation up and running by late September.
Industry executives say a key to who will dominate the industry will be how online betting is regulated by different states. That, in turn, will affect the interstate compacts that are likely to quickly expand the market.
Online poker is expected to be one of the most popular offerings.
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Six Keys to Understanding Women
Understanding what women want isn't that complicated.
Posted Jan 25, 2014
2. Don't jump in the problem – solving mode. If you're not sure what your partner needs at any given moment, it's okay to ask her. You might say, "It sounds like you're really upset. Would you like me to listen, or would you like some suggestions?"
3. If your partner is less interested in sex than you are, try a little empathy. Instead of taking the rejection personally and pressuring her for more frequent sex, consider the possible reasons for the discrepancy and desire – reasons that may have nothing to do with you. Be sensitive to issues from the past as well as your partner's general frame of mind. Is your partner a survivor of sexual abuse? Were there traumas in her past that make physical intimacy frightening for her?
4. Think about how much work your partner does. Is she frequently exhausted? If she works outside the home, how much responsibility do you assume for cooking, shopping, cleaning, laundry, and childcare? I remember a cartoon with the heading, "What do women want?" The drawing depicted a woman vacuuming; in the bubble above her head, there was a man vacuuming. Brainstorm with your partner to figure out how you can reduce her workload.
5. Allow your partner to voice her fears, and support her in her efforts to face difficult situations. Women feel empowered by their significant relationships; your caring attitude will contribute to your partner's success in attaining her goals. She doesn't need you to talk her out of her fear, or solve her problems: she just wants you to listen and understand.
6. Understand that communication is a process. Look at communication problems as an invitation to keep on talking, keep on listening, and eventually work things out. You and your partner may communicate very differently, but the potential is still there to reach even higher levels of understanding interest.
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Datha Y. Thompson 5/31/2010 5:11:53 PMW O W ! ! !
Joannie Bertucci 5/31/2010 8:08:27 PMThis is one of your stronger images Susan! The composition, lighting, tones and textures are hypnotizing! #8656299
Usman M. Bajwa 5/31/2010 10:37:47 PMVery dramatic rendition of fear. I believe the superb lighting, her expression and pose and the red will make it a Winner, Susan. Good luck!
Jean E. Hildebrant 6/1/2010 6:45:26 AMI can just see it now on a book cover! Wonderful image. Love your work Susan! :)
Nancy (Peaches) Harker 6/1/2010 12:46:23 PMAWSOME capture Susan! #8658014
Dianna Murphy 6/2/2010 5:50:10 PMThis has got to be your next book cover !!! Fantastic work. #8661057
Linda L. Ruiz 6/5/2010 9:24:51 AMI agree a book cover for sure. love it #8667256
Nancyj E. Hovey 6/7/2010 2:06:40 PMC O N G R A T U L A T I O N S
Daniella Puente 6/7/2010 2:28:38 PMCongrats Susan is a wonderful capture, wow LOVE the idea that this express!!! #8672092
Elliot S. Barnathan 6/7/2010 2:37:25 PMCongratulations on your wonderful finalist. Fabulously executed in all respects! #8672186
Datha Y. Thompson 6/7/2010 2:51:42 PMCongratulations Susan!!! ;) #8672328
Nancy (Peaches) Harker 6/7/2010 3:03:17 PMWHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Rolando Rosito 6/7/2010 3:04:05 PMGreat finalist Susan, Congratulations! think you have a winner here, good luck next round! #8672408
Debra R. Harder 6/7/2010 3:28:28 PMWOW, Susan! This is absolutely outstanding! Huge congratulations on your beautiful finalist! Deb #8672609
Patti Coblentz 6/7/2010 3:28:30 PMCongratulations on this beautiful finalist, Susan!!
Patti #8672610
Renee Doyle 6/7/2010 4:35:54 PMBeautiful work Susan!!! Big congratulations on this wonderful finalist !! #8673356
Dianna Murphy 6/7/2010 5:09:57 PMSo glad to see this one. Congratulations on your outstanding finalist. Much luck to you in the quest for the Gold! #8673683
Irene Colling 6/7/2010 5:50:39 PMVery dramatic and stunning work Susan. Of course you got a finalist...this is extraordinary work. #8674171
Susan Fox 6/7/2010 6:13:42 PMThanks so much everyone! #8674428
Graeme yew Chow 6/7/2010 7:05:58 PMWell done and so dramatic, Susan. #8675134
Leslie McLain 6/7/2010 7:17:20 PMCongrats on your amazing finalist, Susan. #8675249
Linda L. Ruiz 6/7/2010 7:32:39 PM#8675370
Jennifer L. Alder 6/7/2010 8:15:52 PMBig congrats to you, Susan! Your work with this model is nothing short of spectacular :) #8675630
Usman M. Bajwa 6/7/2010 9:54:33 PMCONGRATZ. Its going in the right direction, looks all set for a BIG Gold win, Susan. Good luck!
Kara L. Hendricks 6/8/2010 6:46:40 AMThis is just fantastic Susan... Congratulations!!! #8678097
Sam Britt 6/8/2010 7:36:43 PMCongratulations Susan! #8680813
Julianna J. Collett 6/8/2010 8:55:41 PMCongratulations ! #8681037
Jessica Jenney 6/9/2010 5:10:40 AMCongratulations, Susan on your fabulous finalist! #8681591
Linda Blair 6/9/2010 6:19:44 AMCongratulations on your beautiful finalist!!!!! #8681757
Katarina Mansson 6/9/2010 8:28:23 AMCongratulations on your outstanding finalist Susan! #8682187
Mitch Spence 6/9/2010 9:21:57 AMGreat work, Susan. Congratulations. #8682287
Amalia Sylvia Arriaga Salinas 6/9/2010 3:19:16 PMCongratulations Susan!,
Jessica Jenney 6/9/2010 3:41:54 PMCongratulations, Susan on your fabulous First Place win! #8683021
Linda D. Lester 6/9/2010 4:17:48 PMAwesome first place win....Congratulations!! #8683178
Leslie McLain 6/9/2010 4:18:31 PMCongrats on your beautiful winner, Susan. #8683186
Patti Coblentz 6/9/2010 4:28:50 PMCongratulations on this wonderful 1st place win, Susan!
Patti #8683258
Debra R. Harder 6/9/2010 4:53:17 PMWTG, Susan! Huge congratulations on your magnificent FIRST PLACE WINNER!! Deb #8683396
Renee Doyle 6/9/2010 5:01:46 PMI knew this was a big winner!!! Congratulations on this excellent image and win Susan!!! #8683426
Mitch Spence 6/9/2010 5:10:14 PMFantastic. Way to go, Susan! #8683455
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 6/9/2010 6:04:50 PMWow, excellent Susan!!! Congratulations on your big First Place WIN!!! So exciting!!! #8683746
Sam Britt 6/9/2010 6:04:52 PMBig Congrats on your first place winner, Susan! #8683747
Evy Johansen 6/9/2010 6:12:49 PMBeautiful! Wonderful work, Susan! Big congratulations on your win!! #8683796
Rolando Rosito 6/9/2010 6:15:58 PMGreat win Susan, congratulations!! #8683821
Sharon Day 6/9/2010 6:37:27 PMAwesome image, Susan!! Big congratulations on your 1st Place Win! #8683946
Melinda F. Schneider 6/9/2010 6:38:16 PMSuperb!! Congratulations, my friend!! #8683954
Amy M. Wilson 6/9/2010 7:18:41 PMHuge congratulations on your outstanding First Place win... just beautiful, Susan!!! #8684114
Jeana Clark 6/9/2010 7:27:14 PM
Michelle L. Frick 6/9/2010 7:59:40 PMSo incredibly stunning! LOVE IT!!! Congratulations Susan! I see another book cover in the future!! #8684283
Graham Robards 6/9/2010 7:59:49 PMWell done Susan, love the drama and colour. Congratulations. ~Pat #8684284
Judy V. Kennamer 6/9/2010 8:18:22 PMAbsolutely gorgeous Susan!!! A BIG Congrats on your winner!!! #8684346
Corinne M. Thompson 6/9/2010 8:46:41 PMWTG Susan, Congrats! #8684458
Jennifer L. Alder 6/9/2010 9:23:34 PMYay!! Congrats, girl. :) #8684555
Katarina Mansson 6/9/2010 11:05:56 PMSooooo happy to see this getting First Prize at BP! Congratulations Susan! #8684701
Usman M. Bajwa 6/10/2010 1:09:12 AMDidn't I call it, Susan! So very glad to see this get its deserving GOLD WIN. CONGRATZ!
Karen Celella 6/10/2010 6:45:56 AMHuge congratulations on your fablulous winner, Susan! #8685615
Kay Beausoleil 6/10/2010 7:42:57 AMCongratulations, Susan, on your first place win for this stunning image! #8685708
Jean E. Hildebrant 6/10/2010 7:58:45 AMHow wonderful to see this with a first place badge, Susan!!! Great big congrat's to you! Love this and the creativity in the concept and editing! #8685746
Tarun Bose 6/10/2010 10:33:25 AMBig congrats for your winner, Susan. #8686128
JudyAnn Rector 6/10/2010 11:26:07 AMVery effective... Congratulations! #8686235
Mary Beth Aiello 6/10/2010 5:14:45 PMLove it, love it, love it, Susan. Huge congrats on this outstanding winner. So happy for you. #8686851
Susan Fox 6/10/2010 5:36:13 PMThank you all so much! I really appreciate all the congrats :-)
And thank you to the judges! #8686929
Christopher Budny 6/11/2010 12:23:36 PMGreat winner here, Susan! Your images are all winners, in my book. #8689000
Cindy Bendush 6/14/2010 12:14:37 AMGorgeous winner Susan - a masterpiece! Big congrats! #8693095
Mukesh Srivastava 6/14/2010 11:42:34 PMGreat capture of the expressions and love the contrast in this wonderful frame... Huge congrats for the GOLD dear Susan!!!!! #8695371
Mary Beth Aiello 6/16/2010 2:46:59 PMSimply superb, Susan. Huge congrats on this well deserved Gold. Love it. #8699305
Dominick M. Dimacale 6/18/2010 2:34:20 AMCongratulations Susan on your Win!!!
Dominick #8702327
Husain Akhtar 6/24/2010 6:05:32 AMHuge congratulations - outstanding picture! #8714364
Melissa McCabe 6/26/2010 6:31:33 PMBelated CONGRATULATIONS Susan!! I love this series, especially this one. Outstanding job!! : ) -mm #8718718
Erin Kirsten 7/8/2010 11:47:04 AMHow did I miss this? Gorgeous!!! Well deserved and huge congratulations on your first place!! #8742872
Sylvia Rourke 7/12/2010 4:05:01 PMCONGRATULATIONS
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By default, the Copy To Folder and Move To Folder commands aren't available on the Explorer context menu in Windows 7. During this episode of TR Dojo, I show you how to get these commands back using a quick and easy registry edit.
Here's the code you'll need to add to the registry folder HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers:
- Copy To Folder: {C2FBB630-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}
- Move To Folder: {C2FBB631-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}
If you prefer not to manually edit the Windows registry, you can download and use the CopyTo and MoveTo registry (.reg) files created by Greg Shultz. Once you download the MoveCopy.zip file, which contains two files:
- MoveTo.txt
- CopyTo.txt
Simply extract both files to a folder of your choice. Then, rename the extensions from txt to reg (i.e. CopyTo.txt to CopyTo.reg)
Now, right-click on the file and select Open With | Registry Editor. You'll encounter a UAC dialog box and will click Yes. When you do, you'll see a confirmation dialog box and will need to click Yes. You'll then see another confirmation dialog box and will need to click OK.
For those who prefer text to video, you can click the Transcript link that appears below the video player window or read Shultz's article, "Add the Copy To and Move To folder commands to the Windows Explorer context menu," on which this video is based.
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Bill Detwiler is Managing Editor of TechRepublic and Tech Pro Research and the host of Cracking Open, CNET and TechRepublic's popular online show. Prior to joining TechRepublic in 2000, Bill was an IT manager, database administrator, and desktop support specialist in the social research and energy industries. He has bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Louisville, where he has also lectured on computer crime and crime prevention.


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Michigan Road Commissions Share Winter Road Maintenance Expertise Nationwide
By Jennifer Donovan | Published
Nearly 600 road maintenance personnel at 191 locations in 19 states learned about the latest research and best practices in de-icing and sustainable road maintenance during a national winter road maintenance web conference.
The Michigan Tech Transportation Institute (MTTI), the University Transportation Center for Materials in Sustainable Transportation Infrastructure (UTC-MiSTI) and Michigan's Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP)—all based at Michigan Technological University—sponsored the webinar. Technical support was provided by the Federal Highway Administration's Office of Corporate and Professional Development in Washington D.C.
Representatives of three of Michigan's County Road Commissions--from Kent, Manistee and Ottawa Counties—presented information on sustainable winter maintenance practices, best uses of salt and liquid additives, and ways to reduce salt usage.
Mark Cornwell, a winter maintenance consultant from Holly, Mich., opened the broadcast with a presentation on sustainable winter maintenance practices. Tom Byle and Ken Hall from the Kent County Road Commission, shared their experiences with pre-wetting salt, concentrated placement of salt and use of finer salt particles.
Mike TerHorst from the Ottawa County Road Commission explained how his organization reduced salt usage by 20 to 30 percent simply by adjusting plow routes, refining levels of service and training drivers. Jerry Peterson from the Manistee County Road Commission reported that pre-wetting his salt with an agricultural by-product of sugar beet production resulted in a savings of over $140,000 in 2008.
MTTI Director Lawrence Sutter discussed his recently completed federally funded research into the effects of de-icing chemicals on structural Portland cement concrete.
Rick Poecker, environmental program coordinator at the Oregon Department of Transportation participated in the webinar from his office in Salem, Ore. "I thought the broadcast was excellent," Poecker said. "There are so many variables to consider when making de-icing decisions that it can get overwhelming. It was great to hear first-hand experiences from people who are doing innovative things. And I didn't have to travel 2,000 miles to participate."
Bryan Pickworth, road maintenance supervisor for the City of Farmington Hills, Mich., appreciated the exchange of information as well. "Everyone who works in winter maintenance is struggling with rising costs and shrinking budgets," Pickworth said. "And we're so busy that it's tough to keep up with the latest developments. This webinar was a great way to see what others are doing and learn about new techniques and possibilities in winter maintenance."
LTAP Director Terry McNinch observed: "Michigan's motorists need to recognize that our county road commissions, cities and villages are constantly evaluating and refining their winter maintenance practices. They're always looking for a better, more efficient way to provide the best level of service possible. This leads to innovations that--when adopted widely--have a big impact on winter maintenance services and expenditures."
Michigan's LTAP, UTC-MiSTI and MTTI are currently planning additional web conferences of interest to the transportation community. If you would like more information, call the Michigan LTAP office at 906-487-2102.
Michigan Technological University is a public research university, home to more than 7,000 students from 54 countries. Founded in 1885, the University offers more than 120 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in science and technology, engineering, forestry, business and economics, health professions, humanities, mathematics, and social sciences. Our campus in Michigan's Upper Peninsula overlooks the Keweenaw Waterway and is just a few miles from Lake Superior.


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When you hear that a black man was savagely beaten by some white kids, then run over by their truck, you don't want to think it happened here in America. This generation of teens is supposed to be more accepting, more open. These sorts of racially-motivated horrors are supposed to be just a memory, a tragic one, but a blast from the past all the same.
But the teenagers who are accused of getting drunk, then jumping in their truck with plans to go "f--k with a ni---r" are Americans alright. Eighteen-year-old Deryl Dedmon lives in Brandon, Mississippi. And it was just this past June that cops allege he led the vicious attack that claimed the life of James Anderson, a black auto plant worker.
The whole thing -- from Anderson being beaten to his death as he was run down in the parking lot -- was caught on video. Now Dedmon faces murder charges, and an accomplice, John Aaron Rice, also 18, has been charged with simple assault for the part he allegedly played in Anderson's death. Watching the video is hard. The hate is palpable. A kid actually screams "white power":
The video makes me sick, but it also makes me sad. Sad first and foremost for the family of James Anderson, a man who did absolutely nothing wrong. His death is a senseless tragedy.
But I'm sad too for society as a whole. Just last week the news was proclaiming a victory for mankind with the news that the TV shows that are the most gay-friendly just so happen to be the ones targeted at today's teens. Yay! Our kids are progressive! And let's not forget the happy news in the wake of President Obama's victory, that the open-minded youth rocked the vote to bring the first president of color to Washington. The Pew Research Center claims the millenials -- today's teens and 20-somethings -- are the most educated, most ethnically- and racially-diverse generation of Americans yet.
I'm not naive enough to think all kids are that open. They're still being raised by a less progressive generation. And there are always bad apples that spoil the whole bunch -- or at least make them guilty by association.
But if there's ever a warning that we still have a ways to go in America, this is it. Our nation's tragic past isn't PAST yet.


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VERGENNES — Holiday spirit will be bubbling over in the Little City of Vergennes this season starting off with the ninth annual Holiday Stroll this Saturday, Dec. 6. The month of December will see many activities in Vergennes to keep people in the holiday frame of mind.
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VERGENNES — The Little City of Vergennes will be in full holiday spirit at the annual Holiday Stroll this Saturday, Dec. 1. Participants will enjoy a festive collection of activities ranging from a breakfast with Santa Claus at the VUHS cafeteria to the annual Winter Craft Fair at Vergennes Union Elementary School, to a stroll down Main Street ringing bells and singing songs with Santa and his elves.
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Wilton is a beautiful rural residential town in Fairfield County in the state of Connecticut.
The first written record of Wilton dates back to 1640. During The Civil War, Wilton was one of the stops for the Underground Railroad. Wilton has transformed itself from a small farming town to a suburban residential community. The total population is about 18,000. In 2007, CNN Money voted Wilton one of the best places to live in the United States. Wilton is located in Connecticut's Gold Coast, it is one of the most affluent communities in the U.S. Wilton is desirable for its proximity to New York City. Wilton residents often travel to New York City for business purposes, as well as the surrounding cities of Norwalk, C.T. and Stamford, C.T.
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From the SOUTH: Take I-95 N toward New Haven, take Exit 15 toward Norwalk/Danbury
From the NORTH: Take I-95 S, take Exit CT 15/Merritt and W. Cross PKWY
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Greyhound has frequent bus routes and stops that go through Wilton
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Metro North Railroad Amtrak (MTA) trains run through Wilton's town center
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JFK Airport is located 55 miles south of Wilton
La Guardia Airport is located 45 miles south of Wilton
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Wilton is a small town which was considered a "dry" town until 1993. Today, Wilton is considered "damp", which means that there are not any true bars or clubs located within the town.
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Since Wilton is so small, it does not have any hotels or inns located within the town, but the neighboring town of Norwalk has several options.
Courtyard Norwalk (203)849-9111, 474 Main Avenue
Hilton Garden Inn Norwalk (203)523-4000, 560 Main Avenue
Silvermine Tavern (203)847-4558, 194 Perry Avenue
Four Point Sheraton Norwalk (203)849-9828, 426 Main Avenue
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The Phils salvage a win as they hang on to beat the Brew Crew, 7-5.
The Phils almost allow one to slip away as they hang on to salvage a victory in their series against the Brewers, winning, 7-5.
The Brewers tried to score first in the top of the first as, with one man out, Carlos Gomez reaches base with a double. But Phils' starter Cliff Lee is able to pitch himself out of trouble by first getting Ryan Braun to ground out, 5-3, on a ball that third baseman Freddy Galvis made a spectacular play on, for the inning's second out, and then by getting Jonathan Lucroy to also ground out, 6-3, on a ball that was grabbed by shortstop Jimmy Rollins, who then threw Lucroy out to end the inning. The Phils then took the lead in their half of the first as, with two men on, and with two men out, a red-hot Dom Brown hits a three-run home run, his NL leading sixteenth home run of the season, knocking in Rollins, who had earlier doubled, and Ryan Howard, who had just walked, giving the Phils a 3-0 lead. Two batters later, the Phils took a 4-0 lead as, with a man on second, and with still two men on, Erik Kratz hits an RBI double, knocking in John Mayberry, Jr., who had earlier singled, and was running on the pitch. The Phils then added to their lead as Galvis followed with an RBI triple, as the team hit for the cycle in the inning, scoring Kratz, giving the Phils a 5-0 lead. The Phils increased their lead in the bottom of the second as, with runners on the corners, and with one man out, Howard hits a sacrifice fly to left, scoring Ben Revere, who had started the inning off by reaching first base on shortstop Jeff Bianchi's throwing error, stole second base, then stopped at third on Rollins' single, giving the Phils a 6-0 lead, while sending Rollins, who had just singled, up to second base. The Phils then made it a 7-0 lead as Brown hits an RBI triple, his fourth RBI in the game, scoring Rollins. That would stay the score up to the top of the eighth, as Lee would stay out of trouble, only giving up three hits up to that point, while striking out eleven. The Brewers would finally get on the scoreboard in the top of the eighth as, with runners on the corners, and with two men out, Norichika Aoki hits an RBI single, knocking in Rickie Weeks, who had started the inning off with a single, went to second base on Bianchi's single, then moved up to third base on Logan Schafer's double play, 4-6-3, making it a 7-1 Phils' lead. After Gomez had reached base with a single, moving Aoki up to second base, Phils' manager Charlie Manuel came out and took Lee off the mound and replaced him with reliever Justin De Fratus. After pinch-hitter Aramis Ramirez walked to load the bases, with Aoki and Gomez both moving up a base, Lucroy followed with what appeared to have been a grand-slam home run, scoring Aoki, Gomez and Ramirez, making it look like a 7-5 Phils' lead. But, Manuel came out of the dug out to dispute the call, saying that it had hit off the top of the left field fence, and came back into play, thus not being a home run. The umpires reviewed the play and came back saying that it was indeed not a grand-slam home run, but instead saying that it was a bases clearing triple, putting Lucroy on third, and instead making it a 7-4 Phils' lead. The Phils then got out of the inning as Yuniesky Betancourt lined out to center for the inning's final out. The Brewers then cut the Phils' lead down to 7-5 in the top of the ninth as, with two men on, and with nobody out, Bianchi hits an RBI single, knocking in Alex Gonzalez, who had started the inning off with a single, then moved up to second base on Weeks' walk, while sending Weeks, who had just walked, up to second base. Antonio Bastardo then buckled down to record his first save of the season by getting pinch-hitter Jeff Segura to ground out, 3-unassisted, for the inning's first out, as Weeks and Gonzalez both moved up a base, then getting Aoki to fly out to shallow left field for the inning's second out, and after intentionally walking Gomez to load up the bases, got pinch-hitter Martin Maldonaldo to end the game by flying out to center field.
Cliff Lee (7-2, 2.45) got the win as he pitched seven and two-thirds innings, giving up three runs on seven hits, while striking out eleven. Justin De Fratus pitched a third of an inning as he gave up a run on a hit and a walk. Antonio Bastardo collected his first save of the season as he threw an inning, giving up a run on two hits and a walk. Mike Fiers (1-4, 7.25) took the lost as he lasted only one and two-thirds innings, giving up seven runs, only five of which were earned, on seven hits and a walk, while striking out only one. Alfredo Figaro pitched three and a third scoreless innings, giving up two hits, while striking out two. Tom Gorzelanny and Burke Bedanhop combined for three scoreless innings, giving up just two walks (Gorzelanny), while striking out two (one batter each).
The Phils had nine hits in the game, with Dom Brown (4 RBIs) leading the team with three hits, a single, a triple and a home run, being a double short of hitting for the cycle. Jimmy Rollins (Single, Double) and Freddy Galvis (Single, Triple, RBI) followed with two hits each. John Mayberry, Jr, (Single) and Erik Kratz (Double, RBI) had the other two Phils' hits. Ryan Howard knocked in the final Phils' run with a sacrifice fly. The Phils also had three walks (Rollins, Howard, Brown) and a stolen base (Ben Revere (11)) in the game.
The Phils (27-30, 3rd) start a three-game series with the Marlins (16-41, 5th), with a game tonight. The game will be played at Citizens Bank Park and is to start at 7:05 pm. The Phils will start Kyle Kendrick (5-3, 3.27), who is coming off a win against the Red Sox on May 29, as he went six innings, giving up two runs on four hits and three walks, while he struck out three, in the Phils' 4-3 win. He will be trying to give the Phils the lead in the series. The Marlins will counter with Tom Koehler (0-3, 3.22), who is coming off a lost against the Rays on May 29, as he threw eight innings, giving up three runs on seven hits and a walk, while striking out four, in the Marlins' 3-1 lost. He is still looking for his first win, while trying to continue the Marlins' present winning streak. The Phils hopes to finally figure out Koehler, while increasing their present winning streak.


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An amendment to the city housing code that requires smoke detectors in all bedrooms is in effect.
The amendment also requires a smoke detector on every floor of a house.
The requirement applies to new as well as existing houses, apartments and condominiums. The City Council passed the amendment Aug. 18, 2008.
The housing code requires "each room designated for sleeping purposes, or used for sleeping more than occasionally, or listed as a bedroom on a set of plans and each story, excluding crawl space and attic space, shall be required to contain a smoke detector located on the ceiling and no closer than 12 inches to the intersection of the wall and the ceiling."
Battery-powered smoke detectors are acceptable. They are available at home-improvement and hardware stores starting at under $10.
Ritchie Brooks, the director of neighborhood services, said, "If a fire starts at night inside a bedroom with the door closed, it can be too late before enough smoke seeps out to activate a smoke alarm in the hall.
"This amendment brings the city code closer to the state building code, which also requires smoke detectors in all bedrooms and on every floor. However, unlike the state building code, we are not requiring that homeowners hard-wire the detectors into their home electrical system." The state building code applies to new construction.
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This is Allan McKay. Welcome to Episode 178! I'm answering the big question: Is there money in art? This Episode is one I had filmed for my YouTube channel but I've also wanted to post it here. There will be some crossing of the material between my platforms. As ambitious as that sounds, I want to put out 60+ pieces of content per month. I'm putting a lot of effort into serving you better going forward. Part of it is: If you're part of my VIP Insiders List...
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(Los Angeles, CA--January 15, 2019) Today, the Visual Effects Society (VES), the industry's professional global honorary society, announced the nominees for the 17th Annual VES Awards, the prestigious yearly celebration that recognizes outstanding visual effects artistry and innovation in film, animation, television, commercials and video games and the VFX supervisors, VFX producers and hands-on artists who bring this work to life. Avengers: Infinity War garners the most feature film nomination with six. Incredibles 2 is the top animated film contender with five nominations and Lost in Space leads the broadcast field with six nominations.
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Biology teacher Ernest VanderKruik is at the top of his game. Now he — and five others who are similarly top-notch in the region, get the chance to sharpen and shape future teachers, as well as students.
Biology teacher Ernest VanderKruik is at the top of his game. Now he — and five others who are similarly top-notch in the region, get the chance to sharpen and shape future teachers, as well as students.
What has he done? For VanderKruik, what began as a project for his after-school research club at the S.S. Seward Institute resulted in an invention — a portable, solar-powered autoclave to sterilize medical instruments.
In 2011, his students in the Florida School District won a grant to build it. They named it HelioCave. VanderKruik's teaching work was recognized last week when Gov. Andrew Cuomo made good on his State of the State promise to create a Master Teacher peer-mentoring program.
VanderKruik was among six educators selected from the mid-Hudson for the state's first group of Master Teachers.
According to Cuomo, "105 of the most qualified math and science educators from four regions of the state" were selected.
They now have the job of assisting new teachers in the classroom in order to help them develop into the next generation of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) teachers.
Regular meetings and training sessions are to be built into the program. For their efforts, the Master Teachers will receive an annual stipend of $15,000 over the next four years.
It also means that these remarkable educators will find themselves remarkably busy as they try to do their share to deliver the "world-class education system" that the governor has envisioned.
In addition to VanderKruik, congratulations are in order for the following teachers: Martha Brunelle of Middletown; Beverly Browne Fazio, Natalie Morales, Aileen Toback and Juan Urena of the Newburgh School District.
All these educators were selected because of their abilities to inspire students. Now, they're being asked to show new teachers what it takes to help students generate enthusiasm for learning.
The regional program will be working in conjunction with the SUNY New Paltz campus.
As for the autoclave invented by the S.S. Seward students, they saw it as a way to help people in developing countries, such as Mozambique in eastern Africa, fight infections caused by medical instruments that have not been proper cleaned.
At the time, theirs was the only portable, solar-powered unit of its kind. They found that the cost of patenting their invention "overwhelming," but they've put the information online, and now it's public domain.
What does it take to inspire kids to invent and think outside the box? If the program works, educators like VanderKruik will be able to share that knowledge with others.
"I love the challenge of keeping up with current research and presenting it in a form that our students can use and appreciate," he said.


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Tucked away in a row of pretty buildings, just a few minutes walk from Baker Street tube stop is The Session School, the place for people who want to launch a career in make up, or pick up new skills. They train in both hair and make up, and all of their teachers are seasoned professionals who have decades of experience and impressive portfolios.
I had a 2 hour make up lesson with the founder, Dani Guinsberg who has been working as a professional freelance make up artist for over 15 years. Her work features regularly in British Vogue, Teen Vogue, GQ, Esquire, Stella Magazine, ES Magazine, British Cosmopolitan and British Marie Claire – exciting for me because getting make up done by a TRUE pro, is not that easy!
Me and Mr C arrived at The Session School (top floor!) to find a very airy, clean open space, very comfortable but modern too. Perfect for learning!
We were welcomed with a cup of coffee (essential!) and I had a natter about the school with Dani. We covered the general things – how the teachers at the school are all professionals working in the industry.
I told her that I am doubtful of all these schools that pop up and aren't accredited and don't offer any support to students after they've spent a fortune training (not just in the area of make up, but in a lot of 'creative' professions).
In brief (we really chatted for ages about a number of things!) Dani told me The Session School is accredited by BABTAC (The British Association of Beauty Therapy) which is recognised world wide and crucially, allows students to get insurance which is important if you want to work!
Additionally the school does help (willing and able) students get jobs – Dani herself will recommend the strongest students for jobs because her experience and reputation means people trust her, plus she has all her students numbers in her phone (none of this, your training is done and your on your own business).
The Session School may even open an agency in the future – how amazing would that be, a make up school with an agency arm in the same company…anyway by the end of our conversation, I wanted to enrol!
On to the make over!
I had already emailed some photos to Dani to let her know what kind of thing I wanted to achieve – super smooth long lasting foundation and a dramatic eyeliner look.
Because I had told Dani what my skintone was beforehand and what I wanted to achieve, she already had products laid out:
Dani's workstation had some classic products! Like Paw Paw balm, Embryolisse face cream, Bio Derma cleanser. She used Pixi silky creme cleanser and cream on me – I didn't know Pixi did skincare! But apparently it's very gentle and indeed it was comfortable on my skin:
I must explain, the morning of this session I had a facial which absolutely sent my skin NUTS. It was bright red and burning all over so…let's just say I didn't give Dani the best canvas to work with!
Dani removed what I was wearing gently:
You can see the redness on my skin which I don't usually get. Eek!
After cleansing, toning and moisturising, we had to pick a base.
"What about mineral make up?" asked Dani….
I cringed a bit. Whilst there are a few mineral make up items I like, I am not the biggest fan of it. I told her I hated the dry crusty look and with dry skin too, it always clung to my flaky spots.
This didn't phase Dani…in fact she already had an idea up her sleeve…mixing the base with Make Up Mixer from PAM London (any cream will do).
I have since tried this technique with my face cream and although it works I think the make up mixer is better, it has more 'glide' to it.
Dani painted the base under my eyes in a triangle type shape. You can see on this picture how red my skin was:
Afterwards – after some careful application – my skin looked absolutely. Amazing.
It was glowy, even, all redness had been covered and it looked so healthy. It was the NICEST I've ever seen a base on my skin. Mineral make up & Make Up Mixer = THE WIN.
Anyway then the eyeshadow primer was used, followed by a silvery base and a darker matte tone in the crease. Then eyeliner which is key to this look! Dani showed me the correct way to apply this at home – using a table as support and looking down into a mirror:
Dani used a pencil liner (black) on the waterline and Guerlain liquid liner applied with a brush across the top, then underneath the eye to add drama:
Everything was set with Ben Nye powder:
Dani used some fake lashes – long but feathery, not too dramatic on me.
See what a big difference it makes! Dani favours Duo lash glue in dark and pushed the lashes up with a cotton bud afterwards:
My eyes completed:
The lips were kept simple, a mixture of a pale white mixed with a bold candy lilac:
Ok so this was the look I gave Dani to work off (taken from a look by Clio cosmetics, a Korean brand):
Finish! Sorry my hair looks like string, but I'd had treatments in the day and had about 20 different types of oil in it! (no time to go and give it a wash!)
Dani, might I add is so completely, totally lovely, genuine and personable – I've met a few make up artists with egos the size of my Shu Uemura eyeshadow collection (DO NOT PHOTOGRAPH MY MAKE UP! NO! NO! NO!*) but Dani is not like that at all – no airs or graces just very professional and quick to make you feel welcome.
*Naming no names
Make up used:
Make Up Mixer from P.A.M
Bellapierre Mineral Foundation
Make Up For Ever Lifting Concealer
Ben Nye Colourless Powder to set
Bellapierre Star Shine as a bronzer on the cheeks
Bellapierre Eye Primer
Bare Minerals Shimmery White Shadow (any will do)
Illamasqua Heroine Eyeshadow in the crease
Guerlain Liquid Liner in Black (Dani recommended Navy to me to make my brown eyes pop)
Make Up For Ever Lip Palette No. 5 – mixture of a silvery white and lilac
Lashes from Ardell and Duo lash glue in Dark.
Recommendations for my sensitised skin:
1. A few drops of lavender oil in water to rinse the face day and night
2. Pixi skincare
Lucas Paw Paw on the lips
I thoroughly enjoyed my time at The Session School and picked up loads of handy tips (my favourite being the lavender oil in water one and mixing up my own base with mineral foundation which I will totally do now, but probably a months worth in advance).
I also loved meeting Dani, Julie and the rest of the team – the environment and teachers are professional but relaxed too. If I do ever take up a make up course it will be at The Session School.
For more info:
Check out the make up & hair courses here (foundation, advanced, professional, combined hair & make up etc.) and you can always try the taster classes for just £15.
For further information or to reserve your place please email:
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Graphite (carbon fiber)
Graphite has become by far the most best building material for sticks used in the NHL, and it is growing rapidly in popularity for amateur and recreational players. Carbon fiber sticks were originally sold as shafts alone, much like their aluminium counterparts. "One piece" sticks, which consist of a single piece shaft and blade, have become the predominant type.
Carbon fiber sticks have become so popular due primarily to the way they combine features of wooden and aluminium sticks. They offer the classic "feel" and performance of the best wooden varieties, and the manufacturing consistency and precision of aluminium sticks. They can also be manufactured with extraordinarily precise "flex patterns" which can aid in the power and accuracy of wrist and snap shots, and their manufacturing process makes it extremely simple to add any number of different materials and features which can dramatically change the properties of the stick (a good example of this being the silicon injections made in certain high-end sticks that are claimed to further enhance their "feel").
Their main disadvantage is their high cost coupled with their relatively poor durability. While their average life is not quite as short as their wooden counterparts, it is poor enough that competitive senior players will usually break one every week or two, which for an entire team over the course of a season can become extremely expensive. This can be a particularly nasty burden for "nonprofit" competitive teams (such as college hockey teams in the United States), some of whom have begun restricting their players from using the most expensive composite sticks.


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1) What's the Pet's Average Life Span?
Life spans vary from animal to animal, which is why you need to do some research. Small dogs tend to live 14 to 19 years on average while bigger dogs could live 10 to 15 years, says Kristi Littrell, adoption manager at Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, Utah. Meanwhile, cats can live 15 to 20 years, parrots 50 to 60 years, and hamsters only a few years. If you are older, you may want to consider adopting an older pet. If you have young children, you'll want to consider your kid's age and maturity level before committing to a smaller, more delicate animal.
2) How Much Time Do You Have?
Some animals demand an inordinate amount of time, which, depending on your lifestyle, may sway you to choose one type of pet over another. Fish don't need much affection, but their tanks may require heavy maintenance. Cats probably won't require as much time as dogs — particularly puppies, which need one-on-one time for house training and socialization. But if you adopt an older, housebroken dog that knows basic commands, the time commitment may not be as overwhelming, Littrell says.
3) How Much Space Do You Have?
Consider your living arrangements, as "the smaller the space you have, the more time you might have to invest in that pet, depending on what you adopt," Littrell says. If you live in an apartment, you'll spend more time taking a dog outside to use the bathroom and exercise versus if you lived in a house with a yard where you could just let the dog out.
4) How Much Money Can You Spend?
After you factor in food, bedding, and health care, pet ownership can be expensive. That's why knowing a pet's average lifespan is important. The ASPCA estimates the cost of owning each of the following animals for one year: $1,843 for large dogs; $1,314 for small dogs; $1,055 for rabbits; $1,035 for cats; $705 for guinea pigs; and $270 for small birds. Note, though, that those are minimum estimates. Other expenses, including emergency vet bills, medications, and pet sitting, cannot always be anticipated. Most people associate aging pets with pricier bills, but that's not always the case. "This really varies, especially since set-up with saltwater tanks for fish or puppy training can be quite expensive," says Littrell, who encourages people to adopt senior animals. "Although they may need more vet care, they don't require as much time and training as a young animal."
5) How Often Are You Home?
Are you in the house most of the day or are you cooped up in an office? If you're typically home, you can probably choose any type of pet. Yet, if you're rarely there, a puppy may not be a good choice because it requires frequent bathroom breaks and shouldn't be left alone for long periods. Canines, even older ones, warrant extra planning if you're gone for long stretches at a time. You may need to look into dog sitters or doggy day camp. Similarly, parrots may also be challenging if you're not a homebody, because the birds demand lots of attention, Littrell says.
6) How Frequently Do You Travel?
Even jetsetters can adopt a pet, but your travel habits should influence the type of animal you choose since certain pets are more independent than others. For instance, cats, as long as they don't have special needs, can generally be left by themselves for a night or two, provided they have ample food, water, and access to the litter box. Dogs, on the other hand, will need to be fed, walked, and let out every few hours. However, dogs are easier to travel with than cats. If your travel plans aren't dog-friendly, then you'll need to find somebody to take care of your canine.
7) How Active Are You?
Every animal requires exercise. Yet the type of pet you adopt will determine your activity level. Dogs require frequent bathroom breaks and daily walks, but older canines may not be able to walk as long as younger ones. If you don't have the ability or desire to be super active, consider adopting a cat, hamster, or goldfish.
8) What Type of Vet Care Is Available?
Proximity to a specialized pet clinic is less important if you're adopting a cat or dog because most veterinarians have experience with these animals. But if you're considering adopting a less traditional pet like a parrot or horse, make sure you have access to a veterinarian who can provide care for that animal, especially in an emergency.
9) Does Your Residence Restrict Certain Pets?
Some states and cities ban certain types, or even breeds, of pets. Residents in Miami-Dade County in Florida recently voted to retain the county's ban on owning pit bulls. To find out which states have breed-specific bans, particularly on dogs, visit dogsbite.org. If you rent, ask what types of pets, if any, your building allows. Many apartment buildings require an additional pet deposit or impose a weight limit on dogs. It's always a good idea to check with your local animal control before you adopt.
10) Are You Allergic?
"Many people don't realize they have an allergy to an animal until they bring it home," says Littrell. She adds that many animals are surrendered to shelters because of unforeseen allergies. Before you adopt, spend time with that type of animal, either at a shelter or a friend's house. If possible, foster the animal to see if your allergy worsens or can be managed by keeping it out of your room or off your bed. Fish and birds tend to trigger fewer allergies than dogs and cats. If you are concerned, your doctor can test you for allergies.


text: I was playing yesterday as Athens, and noticed a Hippias being the democrat. I thought maybe Cleisthenes would be better, he was born in 570BC making him 11 years old, but make him a definite democrat. Also, I saw your video of the review a long time ago wise coffin. Another idea could be adding Corfu to Greece since the map is a lot bigger. Although the game doesn't extend to the pelloponesian war, it was a place divided between oligarchy and democracy later on. Also, if possible, maybe diplomats and spies recruited can have an oligarchist or monachist or democrat trait, not only the ones on the start of the game. In the pelloponesian war, the Corfu diplomats were thrown into prison for supposedly spreading oligarchy. This way, the game will be a lot more fun, since moving family members in other areas will cause transgression penalties. Although Corfu should be rebels, as too many factions will cause havoc in Greece, and Corfu didn't really invade anyone. Corfu fought the first naval battle in Greek history. Also, as you said, Leonidas should not be there. If you are interested, I can post some information I know on this forum, I suck at modding, but not at knowledge.


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Device profile underway for on-board weighing systems
Members of CAN in Automation (CiA) have established the CANopen SIG (Special Interest Group) on-board weighing systems. They intend to develop the CANopen profile for on-board weighing systems. Experts from Celmi (IT), Dennis Eagle (GB), Moba (DE), Pfreundt (DE), and PM Vishay (GB) accepted the submitted CiA 459 work draft proposal (WDP) as discussion base.
The SIG plans to release the first version of the draft standard proposal (DSP) by end of 2011.
CANopen is used as body network in off-highway and off-road vehicles. In particular in battery-powered forklifts, it is also used as drive-train network. The proposed CANopen on-board weighing system is also suitable for truck-mounted bodies. A typical application is refuse collection trucks. Another application is truck-mounted cranes, which need information about the actual load of the truck.
The proposed device profile should simplify the integration in CANopen-based body control networks in any kind of vehicle, according to CANopen. This includes trucks as well as off-highway vehicles such as forklifts, agriculture and construction machines. The on-board weighing system may internally use a deeply embedded CANopen network linking the CiA 404 compatible load-cells. Alternatively the sensors are networked by other communication technologies including analog interfaces. The CANopen interface of the on-board weighing system hides these internal details. In case of deeply embedded CANopen networks, it is reportedly possible to implement the CiA 302-7 SDO/EMCY router, in order to access from the CANopen body network each sensors individually.
CAN in Automation (CiA)
– Edited by Amanda McLeman, Control Engineering, www.controleng.com


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Hello everyone,
I am at Langara college and would love to play regularly with a tennis partner that is around my level of play 2.5 - 3.0
We can play at UBC Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays after 5 pm or during Weekends,
Thank you
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Hi Othmane,
I'd definitely love to play at UBC. On weekdays I'm free after 6:30 and on weekdays anytime is alright, though I prefer to play after 4 to catch the non-primetime hours at UBC. I'd be at a similar level as you I think.
Drop me a message if you'd like to meetup. I am open to even playing tonight, but I am guessing that's much too sudden for you.
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I'm sure this is not terribly original, but here's my story.
One day, spaceships appear in the sky. Appearing on every television screen, radio, and pool of water, the ships broadcast the following message to everyone:
"Greetings, citizens of Earth! We are a race of life forms so vastly superior to you that our ways cannot be understood by your puny human brains. We also possess knowledge of morality that is advanced far beyond your own understanding and cannot be refuted by any of your Earth philosophers.
"According to our high moral standards, which we cannot explain to you, you all deserve to die the most painful deaths imaginable. We shall now execute this sentence. Your insides will be melted, and your eyes will explode in their sockets. Your children and spousal units will be vaporized before your eyes. Your planet will then be incinerated.
"However, our laws also require mercy, and therefore you will have one chance to save your own miserable lives. If you become our slaves and do as we say from now on, you will be transported to another planet and allowed to survive. However, your unrepentant family members will still remain behind and be destroyed."
I don't know about you, but I've seen this movie many times. It involves the entire human race justifiably uniting to fight off the alien menace. Depending on what kind of movie it is, either we're victorious or everybody dies for nothing.
Now the question I have is: How is this scenario any less outrageous if you rename the alien beings "God"?