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A nose fracture is a break in the bone or cartilage over the bridge, or in the sidewall or septum (structure that divides the nostrils) of the nose.
Alternative Names
Fracture of the nose; Broken nose; Nasal fracture
A fractured nose is the most common
Sometimes a blunt injury can cause the wall dividing the nostrils (septum) to separate.
Nose injuries and neck injuries are often seen together because a blow that is forceful enough to injure the nose may be hard enough to injure the neck.
Serious nose injuries cause problems that need a health care providers attention right away. For example, damage to the cartilage can cause a collection of blood to form inside the nose. If this blood is not drained right away, it can cause an
For minor nose injuries, the health care provider may want to see the patient within the first week after the injury to see if the nose has moved out of its normal shape.
Occasionally, surgery may be needed to correct a nose or septum that has been bent out of shape by an injury.
- Blood coming from the nose
Bruisingaround the eyes
- Difficulty breathing through the nose
- Misshapen appearance (may not be obvious until the swelling goes down)
- Pain
- Swelling
The bruised appearance usually disappears after 2 weeks.
First Aid
- Try to stay calm.
- Breathe through your mouth and lean forward in a sitting position to keep blood from going down the back of your throat.
- Apply cold compresses to your nose to reduce swelling. If possible, hold the compress so that there isnt too much pressure on the nose.
- To help relieve pain, acetaminophen (Tylenol) is recommended.
Do Not
- Do NOT try to straighten a broken nose.
- Do NOT move the person if there is reason to suspect a head or
neck injury.
Call immediately for emergency medical assistance if
Get medical help right away if:
- Bleeding will not stop
- Clear fluid keeps draining from the nose
- You suspect a
blood clotin the septum
- You suspect a neck or
head injury
- The nose looks deformed or out of its usual shape
- The person is having
difficulty breathing
Wear protective headgear while playing contact sports, riding bicycles, skateboards, roller skates, or rollerblades.
Use seat belts and appropriate car seats when driving.
Chegar BE, Tatum SA III. Nasal fractures. In: Flint PW, Haughey BH, Lund LJ, et al, eds. Cummings Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2010:chap 35.
Riviello RJ. Otolaryngologic procedures. In: Roberts JR, Hedges JR, eds. Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2009:chap 64.
McKay MP, Mayersak RJ. Facial trauma. In: Marx JA, Hockberger RS, Walls RM, et al, eds. Rosens Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2009:chap 39.
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Linda J. Vorvick, MD, Medical Director, MEDEX Northwest Division of Physician Assistant Studies, University of Washington, School of Medicine; Seth Schwartz, MD, MPH, Otolaryngologist, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, Washington. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.


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As a 19 year old (well 19 on April 17th =) ) who has been an Atheist for approximately eight years, it never occurred to me to tell my family. At 11 I didn't really know any better, and I was slightly afraid that if I ever told anyone, I'd get in trouble. I was petrified that everyone in my family would disown me. My mom was never really a religious nut, but she does have her beliefs, that there is a god. She never pushed religion on me, because she wanted me to be able to make my own decisions, unlike her, who when a child was forced into Christianity by my grandmother --her mother. Yet still I didn't tell a soul --except for a few friends who I knew wouldn't reject me.
After a few months I had forgotten that no one knew, I went about my beliefs, by not believing, and no one was the wiser. I think I figured that everyone eventually would realize that I was Atheist after I stopped going to church. Until this past year, I hadn't realized, that no one picked up on my non-belief system.
So when my step-mom, my dad, and I were talking one day in the kitchen and the topic of religion came up --My step my was asking about my, at the time, new boyfriend (side note: still with him and happeh!!) and if he had a belief system. I had told her that thankfully he was sort of Atheist, I expanded on that and said that it was good for me because he doesn't yell at me for being a full blown Atheist. The room fell into silence and my father and step-mom just stared at me for a moment. They weren't expecting it.
"Since when are you Atheist?" She had asked me. She was utterly confuse, which in turn confused me. I thought everyone new. Then I remembered, I never told.
I was nervous when I told her that it's been about 8 years since I decided on my secular belief system. She laughed at me and said that I wasn't I got mad and I'm pretty sure I did the child argue and said, "yeah-huh!" My dad didn't really say anything, I don't think he cared, honestly, I don't even think he has a belief system.
After that conversation, that was pretty much the end of any discussion there would ever be of my lack of religion. The only problem, I don't think my mom knows, nor does my grandmother. I'm still petrified to tell them. I don't even know if I'd ever tell my grandma, I think it would break her little heart to know that her eldest granddaughter (biologically at least) is an Atheist.
I used to go to church with my grandma a lot. Up until 11 that is. I just couldn't take it anymore. I had to stop going, I couldn't pretend to believe anymore, come to think of it, I don't think I ever really believed in a god. I may have speculated on the subject, nut I can't remember a time that I ever actually thought that there was a real god. So maybe i've been Atheist longer than I thought. Go figure.
Well at least there's two down and only two more to go. Wish me luck. I think I may tell my mom sometime this week.
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Keep up the good work!
Just remember that you cannot choose what you belief, you can only choose to be faithful to who you are. Kudos to you!
Your family members may feel threatened by your atheism, and/or may be concerned about your welfare, in their own way. Are you revealing your atheism for yourself, or for them? You could always say - with perfect honesty and integrity - that your [non]-spiritual beliefs are private and you'd rather not share. There will be many things in your life that you won't share with your family - details about your sex life, for instance.
You've done well there, good work! I'm looking forward to hearing what your Mum has to say, good luck with that, I'm lucky enough to have all my friends and family as outspoken atheists. Living in Australia though, in fact, if one of them were to come out and tell us they were religious, they'd have the same feelings as U.S atheists do, trying to come out. Owning up to being religious over here is instant crazy status.
Looking forward to this years census, hoping to take the lead!!

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Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts is offering a history-Herstory program on the Salem Witch Trials in Wenham on Oct 17 from 1 to 3 p.m.
What was it like for girls your age during the Salem Witch Trials?
Earn the Colonial History badge at the Wenham Museum, through hands-on activities and discussion of life during the late 1600's.
The Program includes a visit to the Gerrish room in the museum's historic home, embroidering and a cup of mulled cider.
For Junior Scouts only.
At the Wenham Museum, 132 Main St., Wenham, MA 01984
Pre-registration is required. Cost is $11.50 per Scout. Adult & leaders are free.
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Home > News & Events > Wayland Press Release Archives > 2002 News Releases > April 2002 > University, community pull together in wake of student death
University, community pull together in wake of student death
Plainview clergy and the Wayland Baptist University family came together in support of students and others affected by the apparent suicide of a Wayland student.
Meghan Gill, 19, was found dead in a university-owned residence shortly after 1 a.m. March 28, 2002. At 10 a.m., university officials called off classes to gather students, faculty and staff into the university cafeteria for a special information and prayer time.
During the meeting, in which nearly 100 percent of the residential student body was in attendance, Dean of Student Emmitt Tipton and President Dr. Paul Armes addressed students about the situation and urged them to work through their grief with faculty, staff and other students. About 50 community members - including clergy from all faiths and crisis counselors - were present to provide counseling support for those affected.
Through tears and with a heavy heart, Baptist Student Ministries Director Donnie Brown addressed the students with a simple message, "God is bigger." He also led the gathering in a verse of "How Great Thou Art."
Armes brought comfort to the university family through scripture, quoting Romans 8:37-39 as a source of peace.
"There are some mysterious things in life. Sometimes we search for answers when there are no clear answers," Armes said.
"Even if we had all the answers, our hearts would still hurt because we sometimes lose loved ones. Those of us who remain must now somehow find the strength to go on and live and work and love."
Campus counselor Brian McClenagan urged students to seek counseling if they felt it necessary and to bring added grief by wondering what they could have done differently.
"I left campus this morning about 6 a.m. and the sun was coming up, and I wasn't sure it would," he said. "But it will come up again tomorrow, and the next day . . . and I want you all around to see it."
The university gave students leeway as far as attending classes on Wednesday. Armes added that a letter is being sent to each current student's parents letting them know what the university is doing to help students deal with the incident.


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The following incidents were reported to the Town of Niagara Police between Nov. 10 and 18.
Saturday, Nov. 10
•2400 block of Tuscarora Road, trespass. A 32-year-old Tuscarora Road man was arrested for trespassing after he moved a barricade to enter a gated firing range.
•5000 block of Tindal Lane, juvenile problem. Patrol responded to a complaint of juveniles breaking branches off trees.
•8000 block of Effie Drive, ATV problem. Complainant reported that every day around 6 p.m. someone drives an all-terrain vehicle through her yard and into the woods.
Sunday, Nov. 11
•2500 block of Military Road, DWI. A 23-year-old Buffalo Avenue man was arrested for driving while intoxicated after patrol observed him driving north at a high rate of speed. Asked why he was speeding, he replied, "I was trying to get to Mighty Taco before they closed." The man failed a sobriety test.
•4700 block of Liberty Avenue, fire. Reported fire in the area. Patrol located burning leaves and had the homeowner extinguish.
•7500 bock of Beechwood Circle, neighbor problem. Two aggressive males arguing over leaves that are blowing into each other's yards.
Monday, Nov. 12
•100 block of Paul Drive, fire. Patrol responded to Sabre Park for a working structure fire. Witness said he saw a boyfriend of one of the owner's daughters exit the trailer before the fire.
•2200 block of Fashion Outlet Boulevard, suspicious person. Officers checked the area on a report of a male in his 30s carrying a backpack and a long red pole, and learned the man was a mall employee carrying an umbrella.
Tuesday, Nov. 13
•2500 block of Military Road, recovered property. Business reported a baggy containing a green leaf-like substance believed to be marijuana was found while cleaning off the front counter.
•Porter Road, car/deer accident. A deer was struck by a car and thrown into oncoming traffic. Deer deceased. Second car towed.
•4700 block of Liberty Drive, assist fire department. Patrol assisted Niagara Active Hose Volunteer Fire Department with a carbon monoxide alarm. Homeowner had just had a new furnace installed that day. Residents evacuated. National Fuel dispatched to the scene.
Wednesday, Nov. 14
•4200 block of Witmer Road, fire. Heavy smoke and minor flames observed in rear of business. Owner, who said he was burning personal documents, was advised to put the fire out.
•3400 block of Rhode Island Avenue, prowler. Complainant said his dog was barking, and when he looked out the window he noticed his car door was open. Nothing was stolen.
Thursday, Nov. 15
•1900 block of Military Road, theft of services. A restaurant employee reported a 39-year-old man and his companion came into the restaurant to eat and left without paying a $75 bill.
•Military Road and Route 31, roadside domestic. Patrol responded for a couple arguing on their way home from the casino. Wife had pulled over car and started to walk home. She said she has been married to her husband for many years and sometimes he annoys her.
Friday, Nov. 16
•Military Road, juvenile problem. Complainant reports juveniles may have thrown something on the roadway from the railroad overpass.
•1000 block of Sweet Home Road, domestic. Officers assisted Lewiston Police with a domestic incident.
Saturday, Nov. 17
•4000 block of Creekside Parkway, animal complaint. Complainant reported a dog had been in the fields crying all night long and his tie-out chain was wrapped around trees and shrubs. Food and water provided. Dog sent to SPCA for evaluation.
•I-190, road blocked. Patrol responded to area near Witmer Road and removed several barrels from the roadway.
•Porter Road at I-190 entrance, arrest. A 25-year-old Michigan Avenue woman was arrested after being stopped for not wearing a seatbelt. Patrol could detect the odor of marijuana. Drug dog brought in; positive response.
Sunday, Nov. 18
•500 block of C Street, assist citizen. Patrol responded for a possible harassment. Complainant just wanted to vent about ongoing issues with his live-in girlfriend.
•Military Road, cell phone ticket. Driver was observed holding a cellular phone in front of her face and appeared to be texting instead of looking at the road. She told patrol, "I wasn't texting. I was looking to see if my mother had called."


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UW Multicultural Resource Center Art Exhibition Features Diverse Perspectives
A recently dedicated space within the University of Wyoming Multicultural Resource Center (MRC) will feature artwork by UW students, staff and faculty and will provide an additional place on campus to show works that represent diverse perspectives.
Now on display through Monday, Oct. 15, are prints of six pencil sketches created by Carlos Mellizo, UW professor emeritus of philosophy. Mellizo's portraits accentuate the most notable features of famous men and women from different backgrounds who have played a significant role in modern history.
Beginning Tuesday, Oct. 16, the MRC will exhibit a three-panel piece by the Movimiento Estudiantil Chicanos de Atzlan (MEChA) UW student organization. The "combination art piece" will be created by UW students to coincide with National Hispanic Heritage Month, which concludes Oct. 15.The piece will include text and drawings that highlight the strengths of Latino culture.
The MRC is accepting applications for additional artwork throughout the academic year. For more information, contact Chicory Bechtel, MRC project coordinator, at (307) 766-6463 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Located in Room 103 of the Wyoming Union, the MRC is a space provided by Multicultural Affairs, which serves as a "home away from home" for UW students.
"The MRC offers support services for students from all backgrounds in an environment that values diversity," Bechtel says. "The center can be accessed any time the Wyoming Union is open."


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Andrew Garfield and his beard — no, not Emma Stone*. Budumdump! I'm here all week! (JK, I just fired myself) — appeared on Ellen yesterday where, in order to raise money for the Worldwide Orphans Foundation, he broke out some pretty special dance moves. His eagerness and willingness to go all out are pretty damn charming. Don't you think he'd make a fun wedding date?
*This is based on nothing. It is a joke and a bad one at that.


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Music to Your Ears
If you, Mr. 12- to 17-year-old, consider yourself a true metalhead, then your valuable services are required. Gerald Chavez, longtime local musician, martial artist, vegetarian and doctoral student of clinical psychology for the past 23 years, is conducting a pilot study for his dissertation, and needs your help. The study consists of a simple survey that takes about five minutes to complete, focusing on the connection or lack thereof between music, mood and aggression in males aged 12 to 17. As most people are aware, when an adolescent does something aggressive or bizarre, usually one of the first questions asked is, "What are his/her media interests?"—a question that's rarely, if ever, asked when an adult commits a crime or bizarre act. Along with looking at the effect music may have on mood and aggression, Chavez hopes to introduce hard science into the debate, instead of simply basing everything on nonempirical belief systems which is so often the case. Chavez says he believes it's time for the music appreciated by teens (and adults), be it metal, punk, goth, etc., to be looked at in a nonbiased way in an attempt to discover what, if anything, is going on. I, for one, would love to see a scientific end to the debate, and would be more than proud if one of our own turned out to be the guy with the answers. If you're interested in filling out the survey, contact Gerald Chavez at (505) 489-4109 or email@example.com. Parent signature required.
Blue Note
Renée Olstead Renée Olstead (Reprise)
Lolita move over. Your jaw may drop when you hear "Summertime," the first of 12 tracks on this disc of standards and classics sung by the sensational Renée Olstead. The woman has every sexy insinuation, every purr and coo, every jazz riff and Broadway belt under the sun on the tip of her tongue.
Music Magnified
The Neville Brothers
Wednesday, Sept. 15; Lensic Performing Arts Center (211 West San Francisco Street, Santa Fe, all-ages, 7:30 p.m.): Since the late '50s, the Neville name has been synonymous with New Orleans-style R&B. The four brothers who share the name—Art, Charles, Aaron and Cyril—have worked together over the years in pairs, as a trio and as solo artists, but there's something infinitely special about the Neville Brothers working as a quartet; something that can't quite be matched.
Music Magnified
Friday, Sept. 10; Kiva Auditorium (Convention Center, all ages, 8 p.m.): Prior to their ubiquitous single, "Touche," taken from The Other Side EP, I considered Godsmack with the same degree of seriousness I generally reserve for most of the food-court rock bands I hear on the radio and see (briefly—it's all I can take) on televised music awards shows. But there's something about the earnestness of that song that sucked me in and didn't let go the first 600,000 times I heard it. It even got to the point where I went out and bought a copy of the EP which, to my surprise and delight, was just as solid as the single.
Sonic Reducer
Hit By a Bus Outside the Van Door (self-released)
The quasi-ska "Shootin' Dice" is an unfortunate misstep (especially with regard to the vocals), but the rest of Hit By a Bus' debut reveals an impressive blend of hardcore rock and borderline techno beats, punk and metal guitar figures, and a whole host of juicy pop elements that, taken as a whole, offer multiple moments of sheer delight. The record's harder side is expertly performed ("Pumpkin," "Tarot's Tale"), while the more ambient material ("Unfazed," "Speed Limit 42") is equally as effective in its subtleties. Vocals could be better overall, but the songs are rock solid.


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Joined: 17 Feb 2006
Posts: 29
Location: Oklahoma, USA
Posted: Thu 15 Mar 2007, 16:15
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Puppy won't load over PXE network (Solved)
Subject description: Success booting Puppy from PXE network server
I have a working PXE network. I am using PXE Linux http://syslinux.zytor.com/pxe.php and when I start to load puppy PXE Linux calls VMLINUZ and INITRD.GZ and then I get an error, because it can not find the pup_save.2fs.
Here is my default PXELinux config file:
default localboot
display display.msg
prompt 1
KERNEL \puppy\vmlinuz
APPEND keeppxe initrd=\puppy\INITRD.GZ
Does anyone know how I can pass the remaining fs files to the kernel as it loads or would I have to recompile VMLINUZ or INITRD.GZ?
I am not sure how I could do the later. I am not a programer and I am just getting started on loading OS other than DOS floppy images for Ghost over the network.
I understand that loading Puppy is a little more complicated than that. The biggest hurdle is getting every thing it needs and loading the network stuff so that it can attach to a network share and get the rest of what is needed.
I tried the LANPuppy client but couldn't get the etherboot img to load. the PC would just go blank and restart.
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Location: Perth, Western Australia
Posted: Thu 15 Mar 2007, 19:49
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We have been discussing this on the Developer News page over the last week. The next Puppy will solve your problem -- 2.16pre-alpha soon. Look at the Developer News and look for the post on "humongous initrd.gz".
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Location: Arizona, U.S.A.
Posted: Thu 15 Mar 2007, 20:32
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Hi netjess; You say the etherboot image just rebooted?
Was there any screen activity at all?
How did you make the boot floppy disk?
It worked on all of the many PCs I've tried it on.
But then to your Qs...
On a diskless PC, to have a user's HOME space, a network share is needed,
so the rest of what's required may as well be on network shares also.
LanPuppy does all of this with Samba shares, & so is compatable with Win.
NFS is also used for network shares, but it's not Win .compatable.
Unless your working on a keosk type setup you'll need storage for the client PCs.
Unless they have a HD or flash then network shares are your only choice.
The .sfs file can also be in the initrd.gz file, but the client needs lots of memory.
Here's the web page for alpha releases of PupServer & LanPuppy:
If you have more Qs, just ask...
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Posted: Fri 16 Mar 2007, 07:33
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Yes, sunburnt has done lots of work on this. My "solution" is for a PC with plenty of RAM -- a basic Puppy would load and run happily in 256M.
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Location: Oklahoma, USA
Posted: Fri 16 Mar 2007, 12:59
Post subject: PXE
Subject description: How I used the LANPuppy boot floppy
> Hi netjess; You say the etherboot image just rebooted?
>Was there any screen activity at all?
>How did you make the boot floppy disk?
I did not use an actual floppy, I used the floppy image. with PXELinux (syslinux for PXE) you can use a bootable image like BART's Bootdisk. http://www.nu2.nu/bootdisk/network/
I with PXELinux that shouldn't be necessary you can call vmlinuz and pass options to the kernel. just like Puppy does in the ISO with ISOLINUX.
BUT..... once it starts loading it would need to load network and be able to reach back and pull the remaining files from the network to finish loading.
This could continue to be done using TFTP just like it started instead of SMB and would have a smaller "footprint" it would also make loading different configurations and such for multiple machines easier (in my opinion). That would require some kind of an editable configuration file so you didn't have to recompile for each PC. Unless I am missing something the only file I can directly edit is the cfg file passed by the bootloader.
I guess I could load puppy directly from CD and configure it and then copy the SFS files to the network so that when that machine boots it gets the configs it needs to be unique.
I tried puppy-barebones-1.0.4 and it loads further than 2.14 but it still doesn't get the usr_cram.fs and goffy.16 (what ever that is?) so I don't get xWindows I do how ever get network connectivity I just don't know how to make it auto configure. I had to manually start dhcpcd. If we had that much loaded and tftp (didn't find tftp in the system) we could reach back and continue loading what ever we want.
I like the work you have done so far but it seems to only work in it's own special configuration. I am just trying to use existing network. All thats needed is TFTP server and DHCP that can be configured using ISC dhcp (2.0 or later) dhcpd.conf syntax:
allow booting;
allow bootp;
option <dhcp option>
option <dhcp option>
option <dhcp option>
next-server <TFTP_server_address>;
filename "/tftpboot/pxelinux.0";
For a home or other small network you could start off with a M$ machine and tftpd32 and just specify 'pxelinux.0' as your boot file in the dhcp settings.
I load DOS this way all the time. and I can mount SMB shares and pull whatever other files I need/want. Can't let Puppy be outdone by the DOSosaur can we?
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Location: Arizona, U.S.A.
Posted: Fri 16 Mar 2007, 15:04
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The etherboot image IS for a client PC boot floppy disk, incase the client PC
has no ability to PXEboot from it's NIC (Network Interface Card).
I paid $3 each for 10 used 3com NICs on eBay that PXEboot ( 3c905c-tx-m ).
Tftp ONLY moves the kernel & image files to the cilent PC, & NOTHING ELSE.
With further work you could get the sfs file to tftp to the client PC.
But then as I said... What will you use for HOME storage?
Typically this is a network share, but local storage could be used.
If it's a keosk setup a small sfs file put in the image file is all that's needed.
And a keosk would need no storage at all, NOT like a normal PC setup.
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Location: Southern California
Posted: Tue 15 May 2007, 13:10
Post subject: PXE booting Puppy from my router
I finally got my new WRTSL54GS Linksys router setup with open source (http://www.thibor.co.uk/) firmware. This router has a USB storage link that hooks up to external hard drives. I have been wanting to load Lanpuppy on the router and SAMBA mount the storage device. It uses DNSMASQ and I have been hoping to experiment with getting a PXE booting router. If you guys have any ideas of stumbling blocks I might run into, please share them with me.
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Location: Arizona, U.S.A.
Posted: Tue 15 May 2007, 14:36
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Hi woodeye18; Routers do dhcpd (dhcp server), but I haven't seen
that do boot services.
This is the stumbling block that stopped me, the router firmware needs modding.
The dhcpd.conf file needs booting enabled, & a tftpboot dir. for the client OS.
If a router does Samba shares (I don't know of any), then it may work.
Alot of NAS & other network storage devices are nothing more than SANS.
I've looked at NAS devices & some are true "Linux Samba servers",
so the boot services just need to be added, some routers may be like this.
If you can mount & access a share with Linneighborhood, then it might work.
I'd like to know how your effort goes, please let me know!
A small appliance type of device for a share & boot server would be trick!
If you need more help just say so! PM me... Terry
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Posts: 4839
Location: Manila
Posted: Thu 17 May 2007, 11:26
Post subject: PXE booting with the humongous 2.16 initrd.gz
Allow me to post here how I managed to do PXE booting of an 800-Mhz, 256 MB RAM thin client from a Pentium II 350 Mhz 128 MB RAM Windows 98 machine. The version is Puppy 2.16 with
humongous initrd.gz
provided by Barry. The server used is TFTP for Windows 98.
I used a tutorial by Mark Hinge from
. If you use the included zip file, there is no need to download any of the files he discussed.
The rest of the setup of the PXE directory you can view in the image below.
When Puppy 2.16 ran, it was using only 130 MB RAM.
TFTP server setup in C:\PXE of Win98
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Puppy Master
Joined: 09 May 2005
Posts: 8806
Location: Perth, Western Australia
Posted: Thu 17 May 2007, 19:03
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Raffy, that's great -- does SeaMonkey run in that machine? -- perhaps even if it does, you might quickly run into trouble opening multiple windows or tabs. Should I build another humongous initrd with Opera instead?
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Posts: 8806
Location: Perth, Western Australia
Posted: Thu 17 May 2007, 19:43
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Raffy, how does it go with creating a pup_save file? If it's a thin station without hd, you should be able to plug in a usb flash drive and create a pup_save on that -- and it should get recognised at bootup.
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Location: Manila
Posted: Thu 17 May 2007, 20:42
Post subject: Usage no problem
No problem with usage, Barry, I can run mp4 while using other programs such as Abiword, Gnumeric and Seamonkey (in that 800-Mhz, 256-MB RAM machine; as the video is shared, the net available RAM is 245 MB). With Puppy running, available storage is 115 MB. So I estimated 245 - 115 = 130 MB, the RAM used by Puppy (I guess it must be 128 MB, given the usual 1024 bytes/Kb confusion).
There's a bootup error that I recorded only now (last night I saw no errors in the logs so I disregarded what I saw - see the logs attached).
The error ran like this:
mount: cannot read /etc/fstab
Then it pauses for 60 seconds.
Despite this, I can mount/unmount USB media afterwards.
On shutdown, it does not ask to save anything.
OK, I run another test, now with storage device (USB flash) available at boot time. It recognized the flash drive just after that error. But at shutdown, it's the same - no save attempt was done by the script.
(Off to the office for now - will be back in the afternoon.)
Boot information
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Joined: 09 May 2005
Posts: 8806
Location: Perth, Western Australia
Posted: Sat 19 May 2007, 02:44
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Raffy, thanks for the feedback, but the files you posted are not really what I need to see. Can you post
I can see where it goes wrong, but I don't have quite enough info to fix it properly.
Also, can you please post the output of
# df
# mount
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Posts: 4839
Location: Manila
Posted: Sat 19 May 2007, 04:02
Post subject: here goes
USB-Storage: Loading usb-storage module
USB-Storage: Detecting connected device(s)...
USB-Storage: Device scan complete, found 0 devices
mount: cannot read /etc/fstab: No such file or directory
umount: cannot umount /mnt/dev_ro1: Invalid argument
#these directories are unionfs layers in /initrd...
df and mount
sh-3.00# df
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/root 90975 90415 560 99% /initrd
/dev/loop0 71808 71808 0 100% /initrd/pup_ro2
tmpfs 119880 2568 117312 2% /initrd/pup_rw
unionfs 191688 74376 117312 39% /
sh-3.00# mount
/dev/root on /initrd type ext2 (rw)
/dev/loop0 on /initrd/pup_ro2 type squashfs (ro,noatime)
tmpfs on /initrd/pup_rw type tmpfs (rw)
unionfs on / type unionfs (rw,dirs=/initrd/pup_rw=rw:/initrd/pup_ro2=ro,debug=4294967295,delete=whiteout)
none on /proc type proc (rw)
none on /dev/pts type devpts (rw)
none on /sys type sysfs (rw)
none on /proc/bus/usb type usbfs (rw)
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Posted: Sat 19 May 2007, 10:11
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Raffy, Steven,
Okay, try the humongous '2.16rc2':
Hopefully, you should not get the error message at bootup, then at shutdown it should ask if you want to save the session. Then more hopefully, it will load the pup_save file at next bootup. You could use a usb flash drive for the pup_save file.
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2017 Melges 24 European Sailing Series - Maidollis and Taki Are Crowned Winners In Riva
21 May 2017
Gianluca Perego's Maidollis ITA854 helmed by Carlo Fracassoli - the winner in the overall ranking in Riva - photo (c)IM24CA/ZGN/Mauro Melandri
Marco Zammarchi's Taki 4 ITA778 helmed by Niccoló Bertola - the winner of the Corinthian division - photo (c)IM24CA/ZGN/Mauro Melandri
May 21, 2017 - Riva del Garda, Italy - The second event of the Melges 24 European Sailing Series goes off with a strong Ora wind around of 18 knots that leads Gian Luca Perego's Maidollis ITA854 (1-5-DNS today) on top of the podium of the event valid also as Melges 24 Italian Open Nationals hosted by Fraglia della Vela Riva in co-operation with the Italian Melges 24 Class Association and International Melges 24 Class Association.
Three races were sailed in the last day; two in the morning, under a steady Peler that progressively went decreasing, and one in the afternoon when the Ora allowed sailing the most exciting race of the regatta. Maidollis won the regatta with a race to spare and in Luca Perego's team there was Carlo Fracassoli in helm, Enrico Fonda calling the tactics, trimmer Giovanni Ferrari and pitman Stefano Lagi in the crew.
Many changes in the final ranking happened thanks to the last race, which eventually took on the second position on the podium the American crew of Monsoon USA851 (3-10-1) by Bruce Ayres with Mike Buckley calling tactics, and the young guys of FGF Sailing Team HUN728 (4-27-3) with Robert Bakoczy in helm.
Andrea Racchelli, at the helm of Claudio Ceradini's Altea ITA722 (5-8-10), after having won the first event of the 2017 Melges 24 European Sailing Series in Portoroz and having concluded three brilliant races in the second day in Riva del Garda, slips down in to the fourth position.
Fifth position goes to the 2016 Corinthian World Champions of Taki 4 ITA778 (7-2-9/2-1-2) that, never scoring anything worse than a ninth place in the overall ranking and a second in the Corinthian one, are the most consistent crew of the Corinthian fleet and gain the first placement in the division. In Marco Zammarchi's team the helmsman is Niccolò Bertola, Giacomo Fossatti is calling the tactics, Matteo de Chiara and Givoanni Bannetta are in the crew and Niccolò Bianchi is coaching.
The Italians aboard Taki 4 are followed at a short distance, with just one point of margin in the Corinthian ranking, by 2016 European Coirinthian Champion, Miles Quinton's Gill Race Team GBR694 (6-6-8/1-3-1) with Geoff Carveth helming. Third place goes to the Estonian Tõniste twins aboard Lenny EST790 (12-15-12/4-7-4), boat that led their crew to win also the Melges 24 World Championship in Corinthian Division in 2006 and 2015, further than three European Championships.
After races, the crews attended the prize giving hosted in Fraglia della Vela Riva's terrace, celebrating the winners with some good Italian spumante.
Next appointment with the Melges 24 European Sailing Series is scheduled for June 16th-18th in Marstrand, Sweden - the last event before the most expected regatta of the season, the Melges 24 World Championship that will be held in the Nordic waters of Helsinki from July 31st to August 4th.
Corinthian Division
Day 1 photos by IM24CA/Zerogradinord/Mauro Melandri
Enjoy the best moments of the final day of the Melges 24 European Sailing Series second event in Riva del Garda - video edited by Zerogradinord and Mauro Melandri.
The American crew Monsoon USA851 of Bruce Ayres with Mike Buckley calling tactics - photo (c) IM24CA/ZGN/Mauro Melandri
FGF Sailing Team HUN728 with Robert Bakoczy (c) IM24CA/ZGN/Mauro Melandri
Miles Quinton's Gill Race team GBR694 with Geoff Carveth helming - photo (c)IM24CA/ZGN/Mauro Melandri
Tõnu Tõniste's Lenny EST790 - photo (c)IM24CA/ZGN/Mauro Melandri
Top 3 teams in overall ranking of the Melges 24 European Sailing Series Regatta in Riva del Garda - photo (c)IM24CA/ZGN/Mauro Melandri
Top 3 teams of the Corinthian division of the Melges 24 European Sailing Series Regatta in Riva del Garda - photo (c)IM24CA/ZGN/Mauro Melandri
Melges 24 fleet sailing on the final day of the Melges 24 European Sailing Series Regatta in Riva del Garda - photo (c)IM24CA/ZGN/Mauro Melandri


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Richard Douglas Alexander, 54, of Lynn, Mass. went on to be with his Lord and Savior Saturday, March 2, 2013. A Memorial service was held Saturday, March 9, 2013 at West Congregational Church, 27 Johnson Street, Peabody.
Richard Douglas Ale-ander, 54, of Lynn, Mass. went on to be with his Lord and Savior Saturday, March 2, 2013.
He was born in Redwood Falls to Gordon David and the late Barbara Nell (Payne) Alexander. He was the loving husband of Cherrie (Wrench) Alexander, whom he married in Seattle, Wash. January 31, 1988 and the loving father of their six children; Rebekah (Potenza), Hannah, Rachel, Josiah, Samuel and Benjamin.
Richard graduated from Wabasso High School in 1977; received his Bachelor of Science in Christian Ministry, Summa Cum Laude, from Crown College, St. Bonifacius in 1997 and received his Master of Divinity from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, Hamilton, Mass. in 2004.
He worked at Marsh & McLennan Companies in Seattle from November 1988 to March 1994; North Star Mutual Insurance in Cottonwood from May 1994 to October 1998 and Salem Hospital in Salem, Mass. from April 1999 to July 2012.
Richard was an active ministry leader at Shiloh Fellowship in Mountlake Terrace, Wash.; Green Lake Presbyterian Church in Seattle, Wash.; Redwood Falls Assembly of God in Redwood Falls where he served as pastoral assistant and since October 1998 an active member of West Congregational Church in Peabody, Mass., serving on the Board of Deacons, in music ministry and as a Sunday School teacher and Vacation Bible School teacher. On February 15, 2013 he accomplished his longtime goal of receiving his ministerial license with the Conservative Congregational Christian Conference.
Richard's first and foremost interest was knowing Jesus and making Him known. He participated in street preaching and ministry. He had a voracious hunger for knowledge in just about everything. He loved Biblical studies, playing and listening to music, reading classic literature, watching old movies, studying history, gardening, politics and sports.
In addition to his wife and children, he is survived by his father, Gordon Alexander; stepmother, Ardis; brother Robert Alexander and his wife Sonya; sister, Rita Alexander and niece and nephews, Jennifer Heck, Jason Degenhart, Daniel Alexander and Jonathan Alexander.
A Memorial service was held Saturday, March 9, 2013 at West Congregational Church, 27 Johnson Street, Peabody. Gifts can be directed to the Alexander Family Memorial Fund, Care of West Congregational Church, 27 Johnson Street, Peabody, MA, 01960.


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A naked tasting?? Before all of your minds start going in the wrong direction let me clarify the title of this blog for all of you. There are so many great benefits of being a food blogger – networking with fantastic companies, sampling new products, and being invited to partake in tastings and challenges.
Recently I was selected to participate in erecipecards.com O Olive Oil contest. Each blogger selected to participate received a complimentary box from O Olive Oil that included one of their olive oils and one of their vinegars. The bloggers are then requested to write two posts – a review and the second a recipe. I received the Meyer Lemon Olive Oil and the Pinot Noir Wine Vinegar! O Olive Oils are pressed and NOT infused as some might think. The pressing gives the oil a deeper and richer flavor profile.
O Olive Oil is the original maker of organic citrus-crushed olive oils since 1995 and premium barrel-aged wine vinegars since 1997.
For the review I chose to do a tasting. I really wanted to taste the oil and vinegar for what they are. I started by simply tasting them naked…with no bread or anything, just took a small spoon and tasted each one just as it was. I had to refrain myself from continuing to "taste" (aka drink them – they are that good!) like this, so I heated up some gluten-free ciabatta bread (from Schar) and tried each individually then a combination of them.
Let me start with the Meyer Lemon Olive Oil – Oh. My. Goodness. that pretty much sums it up but I'll elaborate a little bit for you. This is beyond delicious and I wasn't joking when I said I would have drank this. I'm a sucker for olive oil, especially really good olive oil. The hint of Meyer lemon in this oil is just perfect. It has a slight sweetness that balances out the slight acidity of the oil its self. To me it tastes just how the lemon smells.
Next up was the Pinot Noir Wine Vinegar. This also deserves an Oh. My. Goodness. Their wine vinegars are barrel aged (just like wine)When I first read about these they sounded great. Pinot Noir is my favorite grape varietal, however I wasn't sure what to expect. Sounding great and tasting great are two different things. I was so thrilled that these exceeded my expectations. As I tasted this vinegar, my mind started racing on what I wanted my recipe to be. My taste-buds were going crazy when I tried this both naked and with the bread.
These oils have a higher sugar content than most olive oils and have a lower burn temperature so keep that in mind when you go to use them. With that said they are not intended to be used for frying and most cooking methods, however they are great as a finishing oil and used in vinaigrettes!
Have you visited erecipecards.com yet? If not head on over there – this website is a great resource for recipes and you can find plenty of gluten-free ones there too! While you checking it out, why not sign up and submit your recipes!
Thank you erecipecards.com and O Olive Oil for letting me participate in this review and contest.
Below are some photos that I took for the tasting…
The "naked" tasting – Pinot Noir Wine Vinegar and Meyer Lemon Olive Oil
Tasting with gluten-free bread
Meyer Lemon Olive Oil tasting with gluten-free bread
Pinot Noir Wine Vinegar tasting with gluten-free bread
Disclosure: All reviews on Creative Cooking Gluten Free are 100% honest and completely my own opinions


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Sierra Leone is a West African country. Its coastal low lands climb to mountain uplands in the east. Its climate is tropical with warm temperatures. Sierra Leone offers opportunities to those who enjoy the out-of-doors and wildlife. Three of the country's outstanding attractions are Outamba-Kilmi National Park, Mt. Bintumani and the Banana Islands.
The Outamba-Kilimi National Park is an expanse of rain forest and savannas that have varied wildlife include colobus monkeys, mangabeys, chimpanzees, buffalo, elephants, bongo antelopes, hippos and possibly lions. The park is divided into two portions. In the north, the Outamba has a diverse landscape of rain forests, grasslands, gently sloping hills and flood plains. Rivers run through this section. The Kilmi segment is flatter. At the park office, huts made of thatch look out over the Little Scarcies River. Guides are available for tracking elephants. It is possible to paddle a canoe out to view hippopotami or climb bird towers to watch the birds.
Banana Islands, located southeast from the peninsula from Freetown, provide snorkelling and diving to visitors. Off the shores are coral reefs and cannon from a Portuguese shipwreck. The shell of a church from the 1880s and slave docks are on the northern end of the island in Dublin. Visitors can reach the island by way of a fishing boat hired at Tokeh Village.
Mt. Bintumani or Loma Mansa is the highest mountain in Sierra Leone, reaching over 6000 feet. On a clear day, the view from the top is outstanding. On the lower hills, the Loma Mountain Forest Reserve safeguards the rainforest on the inclines. Visitors will be able to view wildlife, including several types of monkeys, elephants and bongos within the mountain area. In the grasslands close to 5,000 feet, visitors can view buffaloes, wart hogs, duikers, baboons, and porcupines. The rufous fishing owls, dwarf crocodiles, and pygmy hippopotamuses, which are all endangered animals, dwell along the rivers. The most picturesque direction to the mountain is from the west from the village of Yifin, a walk of four days, from Kabvala or Kurubonla near Freetown


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printwest needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 264 designs submitted by 75 freelance designers.
PrintWest is entering a new phase of our history & we want our logo to get that across at a simple glance.
This is up for discussion. Extra points will be given to creative tag lines.... You tell us...
Desired Color Scheme:
Enviromentally theme, printing theme (cmy&k), anything else you can think of...
Desired Style:
clean, simple, crisp, modern & professional
Accepted File Formats:
Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png); Vector Formats (.eps, .pdf or .ai); Layered Formats (.psd or .tiff); source/ native files required
Info about us: PrintWest is a full color commercial printer with more in-house resources than 90% of the commercial printers in our industry & region. We have a highly trained sales staff; full customer service team; very talented prepress department that utilizes the latest equipment & software; a in-house corporate design department; our pressroom includes four presses & three shifts that work around the clock, additionally, we have a full digital press department; we have a full letterpress department that can handle almost all die-cutting, gluing, emboss or foil jobs; a full bindery department; warehouse & project fulfillment & kitting departments; full online order system that allows customer from all over the country to order their stationary items, proof in real time & get print-on-demand items in one week; we also have a IT department that focuses on using technology to advance our company and constantly improve how we run our business from day to day; all this under one roof.
The Contest: We have a design team on staff that is fully capable of creating our new logo, but what we want is outside help, fresh ideas & new perspectives on what our company's logo should look like. Our company has recently begun a transformation to become a frontrunner in the environmentally friendly sector of printing. We want to communicate that in our logo. We also want our logo to say "we are a full color commercial printing company†without saying it in words.. We want a more modern, edgy, blocky feel to the logo & text without gradients or gradual screens of colors. Even just our name in a creative font & color scheme would be acceptable. We are a northwest located company.
Please enter our contest to redesign our company's logo using the above info. Feel free to contact us for more info & inspiration. Be as creative as possible and make suggestions how we might better communicate our goals of helping the environment while still communicating what our core business is about, commercial printing.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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John Cusano, Global Insurance Industry Lead, delves into the Internet of Things and shares what it means to insurers. Is this disruptive technology a passing fad, or is it the next big thing? Watch this video to find out.
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WEARTHECANVAS.COM/BLOG !! Please join me over there, as I have revamped my entire site, blog, and posts! You can also follow along with Bloglovin here!
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September 15, 2015
August 10, 2015
Glam Gams
I have been really into sequins lately. I just can't seem to get enough. I have been attaching them to all sorts of things. I'm currently working in a DIY sequin hat post, have started embroidering sequin patches for fun, and of course, I adorned these fishnet tights with them. Sequins are such a unique way to add a bit of fun and energy to your favorite clothes, accessories, and craft projects! I always recommend sewing sequins on for a sturdy hold, but using a strong fabric/craft glue works as well. I used glue on this pair of stockings because I knew I would only be wearing them a couple times here and there, and am not too concerned with them being snagged and falling off.
Let me know what you think about this crazy pair of legs I have going on in this post. Would you ever wear sequins tights like these?
August 07, 2015
Pretty Pink House of Dreams
I am always on the hunt for bright colorful buildings and walls around town. They always brighten my day, and are the perfect backdrops to use for photos. Luckily, the little town I live in prides itself on street art, and most of the original Pacific NW houses are usually painted in bold flashy colors.
I've passed this vintage-house-turned-salon many times, and have always admired it's structure and landscaping, but it wasn't until they gave in a pretty pink makeover that I really feel in love. Pink, purple, and red are some of my favorites colors, and the combination of all three together is just pure joy to my eyes.
Every detail of this place is so amazing. From the painted heart shutters, to the garden full of matching flowers, there is not one thing I don't find magical. I even got to see humming birds flying around, which is always an added bonus for me!
This was the perfect place to come to cheer myself up on a gloomy summer day (I mean, did you see how dreary the sky looks in these pictures?) It was also the perfect backdrop for my new french bulldog printed dress and donut clutch! I can't wait to pass by this little place again.
Outfit Details:
Dress: Iya
Clutch: Asos
Necklace: Vintage
Hair clip: Ban.do
Shoes: Dolce
July 29, 2015
Pucker Up For National Lipstick Day!
glitter lipstick patch!
July 17, 2015
Best Friends For Frosting Guest Post
Best Friends For Frosting today. I created a tutorial for a DIY flamingo pinata, as well as instructions on how to make a disco ball cake stand and cake toppers! You can go read it here!
July 04, 2015
Happy 4th of July!
July 03, 2015
Welcome to July
June 24, 2015
Instagram Summer Sunglasses Giveaway
@wearthecanvas 2. Re-post any of my photos to your feed and hashtag #wtcgiveaway in the caption.
One winner will be randomly chosen on Monday, July 29th, at 4 PST. Good luck!
June 22, 2015
Wear The Canvas on Instagram
It may come as no surprise that a lot of bloggers have started using Instagram as a form of micro blogging lately. I know that I have found myself doing just that. For some reason Instagram is just an easier way to tell the story I want to tell, share images of my life, and connect with people. I have been blogging on and off for 5 years, and have never connected with as many people through my blog as I have with my Instagram account. It has also has been helping me a lot with my photography skills, which is something I am always striving to make better.
If you like to see pictures of bright and fun things, get product sneak peeks, or just really like confetti, I highly recommend following me! You can find me on IG under the name @wearthecanvas . And if you decide to check out my feed, or follow along, make sure to not be shy and say 'hi!"
June 05, 2015
National Doughnut Day 2015
Happy National Doughnut Day! Today just happens to be one of my favorite holidays. Did you know that I absolutely love doughnuts? I'm also really happy that they are very trendy right now because that means I never have to feel bad for indulging in one!
Because today is about celebrating doughnuts, I decided to make a doughnut pinata! I've had this really strange urge to make a pinata lately, and what better shape to make than a fat, colorful doughnut?! There was definitely a learning curve for me, and I am a little sad that I didn't have any pink paper on hand to make pink "frosting," but I actually love how it turned out!
May 21, 2015
Coral Florals
I have been kind of absent from blogging lately, due to creating new items for my store relaunch. And even tho I'm really excited to finally get my new, handmade products up, I really just can't wait to focus more time and attention on blogging. I wanted to share this floral crown I created for a boho photo shoot I'm styling tomorrow. I have never made a floral crown with silk flowers, and I am really happy how it turned out. Plus, it was way easier to make than if I were using fresh flowers, or paper ones I created myself.
May 05, 2015
Happy Cinco de Mayo 2015
Happy Cinco de Mayo party people! I hope your day is one giant fiesta! I made these shorts especially for today, because I just love dressing festive for different holidays. I really wanted to make something with an old Mexican poncho, and thought shorts would be fun! Turns out I was right!
May 01, 2015
DIY Confetti Nails
my DIY confetti post I did last month! Well, I thought that I would put it to use, and give myself a fresh new mani. You can create this look too, it's so simple and fun! Read on...
p.s. Let me know if you try this look out! You can send me photo, tag me @wearthecanvas on Instagram and/or Facebook, and don't forget to use #wearthecraft when posting your pics!
-Clear nail polish
-White nail polish
-Small paper confetti
Paint a base layer on your nails with the clear coat. When that is dry, paint on the white color.
p.s. Let me know if you try this look out! You can send me photo, tag me @wearthecanvas on Instagram and/or Facebook, and don't forget to use #wearthecraft when posting your pics!
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CBS Channel 2's Morrison charged with attacking wife
Rob Morrison, the New York television anchorman charged after he allegedly choked his wife and threatened to kill her at their Darien home, has resigned from his CBS job.
"My family is my first and only priority right now and I have informed CBS 2 management that I need to put all of my time and energy into making sure that I do what's best for my wife and my son," Morrison said in a statement Wednesday. "I very much appreciate the opportunity that CBS 2 has given me and I thank them for accepting my decision," he said.
According to the Daily News (http://nydn.us/Ya6GZO), WCBS-TV officials had summoned Morrison for a Manhattan sitdown following the flood of negative publicity over the wild weekend fracas. Officials at WCBS were livid that the "News at Noon" anchor allegedly lied to them about the bruises on his face when he came to work Monday, sources told the Daily News. He "misled station management and has made a horrible situation even worse," the source said. It is unclear what Morrison told his bosses about the incident, the Daily News reported.
The abrupt resignation came a day after a judge issued a protective order Tuesday against a New York television anchorman to stay away from his wife after a weekend incident in which he allegedly choked her and threatened to kill her at their Darien home.
On Tuesday, the CBS Channel 2 news anchor appeared in state Superior Court in Stamford, and prior to his arraignment he denied trying to choke his wife, Ashley Morrison, who works as a television journalist for CBS MoneyWatch.
"I did not choke my wife, I've never laid my hands on my wife," Morrison told reporters as he arrived outside the courthouse. "I was just as surprised by that particular charge as probably everyone else."
The order issued by Judge Kenneth Povodator allows the couple to continue to work together, but prohibits Rob Morrison from coming within 100 yards of his wife at any other time.
Povadator also granted Morrison, 44, an hour to gather his belongings from the couple's Hollow Tree Ridge home.
Morrison's attorney, Robert Skovgaard, did not enter a plea on behalf of his client on the charges of second-degree strangulation, second-degree threatening and disorderly conduct. Morrison is scheduled to return to court March 26.
Steven Mandel, the attorney for Ashley Morrison, who did not attend the hearing, agreed to the terms of the protective order granting a workplace exemption for her husband.
"She wants to still be able to work," Mandel said after the hearing.
Darien police were called to the couple's house at approximately 1:30 a.m., Sunday after they received a phone call from Morrison's mother-in-law reporting a domestic altercation occurring at her daughter's residence.
Police said Morrison had become increasingly belligerent toward his wife during the course of the evening, culminating in his choking her with both hands.
Police said officers observed red marks on Ashley Morrison's neck.
According to arresting officer Patrick Clohessy, Morrison "threatened that if he was released from police custody, he would kill his wife," a handwritten note inside his court file said. As a result of his admission to police, Morrison, who has one son, was not released until he posted a $100,000 court appearance bond Sunday morning.
One source, who asked not to be identified, said the Massachusetts native told him Sunday morning that he and his wife got into a fight over pictures the two had up on their Facebook pages. The source said Morrison told him that his wife hit him and he sent a picture of his bleeding face to his in-laws in hopes they would be able to quell their daughter. Ashley Morrison was not arrested or charged in the disturbance.
His mugshot, issued by the Darien Police Department, shows a stream of blood on the bridge of his nose and what looks like a bruise on his lower lip.
Morrison, his wife and their son moved into their Hollow Tree Ridge Road home in Darien in 2011, according to property records.
Staff Writer John Nickerson contributed to this report.
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Buies CREEK, N.C. (March 20, 2009) - In its first match in over a week the ETSU men's tennis team continued to roll in Atlantic Sun Conference action dropping league foe Campbell, 6-1 Friday afternoon at the Nisbet Tennis Center in Buies Creek, N.C. With the win ETSU improves to 4-7 overall and a perfect 3-0 in A-Sun action, while Campbell falls to 10-5 and 2-1 in conference play.
The No. 63rd-ranked Bucs looked strong early sweeping the doubles point. In match No. 1 seniors Enrique Olivares (Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela) and Alex Ahlgren (Tyreso, Sweden), who is currently ranked No. 56 in the latest ITA rankings, made quick work of Campbell's Davy Sum and Lubos Sobotka, 8-6.
ETSU followed that up as junior Daniel Isaza (Medellin, Colombia) and freshman Robin Akser (Ornskoldsvik, Sweden) dropped Larbi Lamzouri and Beto Mondini, 8-5, while sophomores Grega Teraz (Mojstrana, Slovenia) and Charles Bottoni (Bois Guillaume, France) closed out the pairs' matches by defeating Loukas Wallaart and Ian Kahler, 8-1.
As singles play opened Olivares dropped his first set to Sum 3-6, however showing his character and toughness the No. 11-ranked singles player in the nation responded by taking the final two sets 6-4, 6-2, giving the Bucs a two-point advantage.
After freshman Sander Gille (Kuringen, Belgium) dropped his first A-Sun match of the season to Lamzouri and Akser picked up a win after Beto Mondini defaulted with two fouls, the Bucs took control as Grega Teraz picked up his third straight win dropping Lubos Sobotka 6-4, 6-4.
As they have in their last 27 straight A-Sun matches the Bucs extended its advantage as Isaza swept Loukas Wallaart 6-0, 6-0, while Ahlgren dropped Ian Kahler in straight sets, 6-1, 6-2 giving ETSU the five-point win.
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Polycythemia vera is a bone marrow disease that leads to an abnormal increase in the number of blood cells. The red blood cells are mostly affected.
Alternative Names
Primary polycythemia; Polycythemia rubra vera; Myeloproliferative disorder; Erythremia; Splenomegalic polycythemia; Vaquezs disease; Oslers disease; Polycythemia with chronic cyanosis - Myelopathic polycythemia; Erythrocytosis megalosplenica; Cryptogenic polycythemia
Polycythemia vera is a disorder of the bone marrow. It mainly causes too many red blood cells to be produced. The numbers of white blood cells and platelets may increase as well..
This is a rare disorder that occurs more often in men than in women. It is not often seen in people under age 40. The problem is often linked to a gene defect called JAK2V617F. The cause of this gene defect is unknown.
- Trouble breathing when lying down
- Dizziness
- Excess bleeding
- Full feeling in the left upper abdomen (due to enlarged spleen)
- Headache
- Itchiness, especially after a warm bath
- Red skin coloring, especially of the face
- Shortness of breath
- Symptoms of blood clots in veins near the skin surface (phlebitis)
Other symptoms that may occur with this disease:
- Bluish skin color
- Fatigue
- Red skin spots
- Vision problems
Exams and Tests
The health care provider will perform a physical exam. You may also have the following tests:
- Bone marrow biopsy
- Complete blood count with differential
- Comprehensive metabolic panel
- Erythropoietin level
- Genetic test for the JAK2V617F mutation
- Oxygen saturation of the blood
- Red blood cell mass
- Vitamin B12 level
This disease may also affect the results of the following tests:
- Lactate dehydrogenase (LDH)
- Leukocyte alkaline phosphatase
- Platelet aggregation test
- Serum uric acid
The goal of treatment is to reduce the thickness of the blood and prevent bleeding and clotting.
A method called phlebotomy is used to decrease blood thickness. One unit of blood (about 1 pint) is removed each week until the number of red blood cells drops. The treatment is continued as needed.
Other treatments may include:
- Chemotherapy (specifically hydroxyurea) to reduce the number of red blood cells made by the bone marrow. This option may used when the numbers of other blood cell types are also high.
- Interferon to lower blood counts.
- Anagrelide to lower platelet counts
Taking aspirin to reduce the risk of blood clots may be an option for some people. However, aspirin increase the risk of stomach bleeding.
Ultraviolet-B light therapy can reduce the severe itching some patients experience.
Outlook (Prognosis)
The disease usually develops slowly. Most patients do not have problems related to the disease after being diagnosed. The condition is often diagnosed before severe symptoms occur.
Possible Complications
- Acute myelogenous leukemia (
- Bleeding from the stomach or other parts of the intestinal tract
Gout Heart failure Myelofibrosis
- Thrombosis (blood clotting, which can cause a
stroke, heart attack, or other body damage)
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if symptoms of polycythemia vera develop.
Kremyanskaya M, Najfeld V, Mascarenhas J et al. The polycythemias. In: Hoffman R, Benz EJ Jr, Silberstein LE, Heslop HE, Weitz JI, eds. Hematology: Basic Principles and Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 67.
Tefferi A. Polycythemias. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldmans Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 169.
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May 22, 2013
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff,v.JACK DANGEL, Defendant.
MARK W. BENNETT, District Judge.
On December 19, 2012, a Indictment was returned against defendant Jack Dangel, charging defendant with being a felon in possession of a firearm, in violation of 18 U.S.C. §§ 922(g)(1) and § 924(a)(2), possessing a short-barreled shotgun, in violation of 26 U.S.C. §§ 5845(a), 5861(d), and 5871, and possessing a firearm with an obliterated serial number, in violation of 18 U.S.C. §§ 922(k) and 924(a)(1)(B). On May 21, 2013, defendant appeared before United States Magistrate Judge Leonard T. Strand and entered a plea of guilty to Count 1 of the Indictment. On this same date, Judge Strand filed a Report and Recommendation in which he recommends that defendant's guilty plea be accepted. No objections to Judge Strand's Report and Recommendation were filed.[1] The court, therefore, undertakes the necessary review of Judge Strand's recommendation to accept defendant's plea in this case.
The court reviews the magistrate judge's report and recommendation pursuant to the statutory standards found in 28 U.S.C. § 636(b)(1):
A judge of the court shall make a de novo determination of those portions of the report or specified proposed findings or recommendations to which objection is made. A judge of the court may accept, reject, or modify, in whole or in part, the findings or recommendations made by the magistrate judge.
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28 U.S.C. § 636(b)(1) (2006); see Fed.R.Civ.P. 72(b) (stating identical requirements); N.D. IA. L.R. 72, 72.1 (allowing the referral of dispositive matters to a magistrate judge but not articulating any standards to review the magistrate judge's report and recommendation). While examining these statutory standards, the United States Supreme Court explained:
Any party that desires plenary consideration by the Article III judge of any issue need only ask. Moreover, while the statute does not require the judge to review an issue de novo if no objections are filed, it does not preclude further review by the district judge, sua sponte or at the request of a party, under a de novo or any other standard.
Thomas v. Arn, 474 U.S. 140, 154 (1985). Thus, a district court may review de novo any issue in a magistrate judge's report and recommendation at any time. Id. If a party files an objection to the magistrate judge's report and recommendation, however, the district court must "make a de novo determination of those portions of the report or specified proposed findings or recommendations to which objection is made." 28 U.S.C. § 636(b)(1). In the absence of an objection, the district court is not required "to give any more consideration to the magistrate's report than the court considers appropriate." Thomas, 474 U.S. at 150.
In this case, no objections have been filed. As a result, the court has reviewed the magistrate judge's report and recommendation under a clearly erroneous standard of review. See Grinder v. Gammon, 73 F.3d 793, 795 (8th Cir. 1996) (noting when no objections are filed and the time for filing objections has expired, "[the district court judge] would only have to review the findings of the magistrate judge for clear error"); Taylor v. Farrier, 910 F.2d 518, 520 (8th Cir. 1990) (noting the advisory committee's note to Fed.R.Civ.P. 72(b) indicates "when no timely objection is filed the court need only satisfy itself that there is no clear error on the face of the record"). After conducting its review, the court is not "left with [a] definite and firm conviction that a mistake has been committed, '" and finds no reason to reject or modify the magistrate judge's recommendation. Anderson v. City of Bessemer City, 470 U.S. 564, ...
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Perry's tougher abortion stance: What does it mean for Texas?
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Gov. Rick Perry's "transformation" on his abortion stance is getting attention because of the potential impact in Texas.
Speaking in Iowa on Tuesday, Perry said he is now against abortion — even in cases of rape or incest — after watching a documentary called "Gift of Life."
He said he would still support the procedure to save a mother's life.
In Texas, the concern is how this could potentially affect abortion laws and issues in Texas next year if Perry doesn't make it to the White House.
With fresh polls showing Perry support lagging, the chances grow he'll be back at the Governor's Mansion for the 2012 legislative session.
His new outlook against abortions in cases of rape and incest heartens Texas pro-life groups.
"Certainly the belief that all children should be protected in the womb — regardless of the circumstances by which they came to be conceived — should be protected... is a position that we would support," said Becky Visosky of the Catholic Pro-Life Committee of North Texas.
Perry enjoys deep support among pro-life groups, and signed their favored sonogram bill into law earlier this year.
Providing the state wins an appeal overturning a court order blocking the law, pro-life groups look to tighten it further. They want to remove the law's exemption for women pregnant through rape and incest from hearing the doctor's explanation of the sonogram.
Perry didn't weigh in directly on that part of the law, but pro-life groups hope he would openly favor the change now.
"That really brings it home," Visnosky said. "That child in the womb is not responsible for the circumstances that brought them into existence, and they deserve the protections and the right to life just as much as you and I do."
Texas Alliance for Life has endorsed Perry, and the group's executive director, Joe Pojman, still hopes Perry can win the White House.
"We are interested next session in strengthening the sonogram law so that all women considering abortion will hear the description of the unborn child during the sonogram," Pojman said.
Pro-choice groups and many Democrats say they will keep fighting the sonogram law.
"This will probably lead to a law saying that if a 14-year-old victim of incest wants to get an abortion, she would then have to submit to a sonogram, which is one of the most invasive procedures this legislature has come up with," said Andy Brown, chairman of the Travis County Democratic Party.
Perry's campaign hasn't responded yet, but both sides in the sonogram law issue suspect they know what he'd support.
The state's appeal of an Austin federal judge's preliminary injunction of the law will be heard before the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals next Wednesday.
I was going to post this in the Texas Heathens group - but it's not up. So -- I thought it would be good here as well.
I live in Texas and hate to see what will happen here because of his anti-abortion stance - I am Pro-Choice.
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Joe Pojman of Texas Alliance for Life is an absolute fanatic-- I have seen him in action at the Texas Legislature. He and the rest of the Texas theocrats are very scary people.
Thankfully, Perry's long recent series of self-inflicted wounds will probably prevent him from being re-elected in Texas, much less winning the Republican nomination for the presidency.
I sure hope he doesn't get re-elected - especially now. Yeah I agree they are scary people.
Have you ever worked in a women's shelter? or a ranch for court ordered boys? or a prison system? I have worked in all three.
Imagine, if you will, a girl or woman seeking refuge from an abusive father, brother, uncle, or cousin and pregnant. What chances does a girl or woman have to create a healthy, productive, happy life for herself? Where does she find support if her family is dysfunctional? How can she possibly support and raise a child if she does not know how to take care of herself?
Or imagine a boy ordered to a boys' ranch by the courts because he has raped his sister or his mother, or a neighbor girl. Where did he learn about sexuality? Who are his male role models? Perhaps his female role models have self-destructive behaviors? To whom does he turn for guidance?
Or, a man in prison because of raping his daughter, or neighbor, or even his own wife. What was his environment that factored into his development into an adult? What influences enabled him to do the unspeakable?
Imagine now, the child born of rape or incest. Who knows what genetic codes came to him or her when rape or incest has occurred? I don't believe genes cause one to be helpless or hopeless, or aggressive or criminal, these are learned behaviors; but what happens to a girl born because of a mother's rape or incest? What are the environmental factors that influence her development? And what about the boy or man born of rape and incest? What are the genetic and environmental factors that influence his life?
Every child born that is a wanted child, a desired child, a deliberately conceived child has a probability of an advantage of healthy mind, body and character over a child born of rape or incest.
Think carefully before wanting to "protect" the unborn, think about the conditions under which the conception took place and the long range impact on the individual so conceived, and the society that faces problems caused by criminal behavior of rape and incest.
From my own experience, I tried for seven years to conceive and carry a child to full term, lost five pregnancies to natural miscarriage, adopted a son and when he was five-months 13-days old my twins were born. I wanted to be a mother, tried very hard to become one and then, when I had three under six months, I was absolutely overjoyed and loved parenting them. Other problems confronted me, but my three children knew they were wanted and knew they were loved.
What happens when a child is born knowing he or she was not planned, not wanted, and was the result of an unhealthy, often frightening, or criminal circumstance?
Think carefully before deciding how to protect an unborn child and how to protect the mother, and how to bring into the world children born of love and care.
I am Pro-Choice and I agree with what your write -- it is a shame that Perry is the way he is -- I live in Texas and hate to see what will happen here because of his anti-abortion stance
Pro-choice groups and many Democrats say they will keep fighting the sonogram law.
I am fighting the sonogram law
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When "classic" and "classy" join forces with "charming," the result is this unforgettable beauty. Tastefully and thoughtfully updated over the years, this superbly maintained home built in 1900 has an innate graciousness that is impossible to replicate. As for its countless features, well, they are simply fabulous.
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Everything about the extra-long and extra-wide gallery foyer is especially appealing from the intricately detailed ceiling medallion 10 feet high above gleaming hardwood floor boards to the deep richly trimmed bump boards and in-between. This room-size space is big enough for entertaining and, has on special occasions, served as banquet dining for over 30 people.
"Impressive" continues in the formal living room that has a wood-burning fireplace featuring a magnificent marble surround with beautifully carved figurines. A large four-window bump out and almost floor-to-ceiling windows are additional classic details while exposed painted ceiling beams are a touch of modernity.
The formal dining room seats eight and then some. Two china closets are nice but windows are definitely the scene stealers. Stretching floor-to-ceiling these beauties have a practical side: they are the source of cooling cross breezes. Of course, this room also has a great fireplace with decorative corbels.
In fact, no two fireplaces in this home — there are six — are identical. Each has its own personality and that includes the marble one in the kitchen.
Now about the kitchen … this has style and substance. For example, the refrigerator has integrated panels that match the cabinetry and the stove-top center island (with storage) seats at least two while another four to six can dine comfortably in a three-window bay bump out. Another marble fireplace is a gracious touch while exposed painted ceiling beams reflect the easy-living ambience found throughout the house.
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By the way, a mini two-step landing is adjacent to the main staircase and leads to a sweet powder room. An oversized lighted closet is nearby.
The design of a beautifully carved newel post has turret-like elements similar to those on the house when it was first built. The "towers" may have disappeared from the outside of the house but they live on inside.
Adding to the unique aspects of this home is that the "middle" landing in the staircase (with quarter sawn oak steps) has a destination. One is the full bathroom; another is a charming library with narrow floor boards and floor-to-ceiling bookcases on one wall.
Let's not forget laundry facilities with full-size stackable machines. Here a bead board ceiling is a nod to the past; shelving is convenient and practical (storage).
Falling into the category of "the next one is better than the one before" (and in all kinds of ways), the five spacious bedrooms are gracious getaways. Crown molding, nine-foot-high ceilings and great floors — these are narrow boards — are a given but other elements like marble fireplaces (in two bedrooms) are beautiful extras. Windows are also impressive. One bedroom has almost floor-to ceiling versions while the master has a bump out with four windows.
Another large bedroom has two sets of built-in four-drawer bureaus. Three big skylights represent the "Wow" factor while a desk nook, angled ceiling lines and knee wall storage supply charm to spare. This room also has a deep double closet.
A very pretty marble fireplace is a focal point in the master's sleeping chamber that also has two closets. A transom over the doorway is a delightful traditional touch.
A huge Jacuzzi in the en suite bathroom comes with an ocean view. The separate shower has sliding glass doors and two sinks are in a long vanity. Adding a door to access the porch that is directly outside the bathroom is any easy project.
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Of the many unexpected delights found throughout this home, the fully finished third floor might hold the "top" — no pun intended — spot. A great room, in every sense of the word, is beyond two sets of multi-glass paned French doors. Surrounded with windows, this huge family room is literally a "treehouse" when leaves on the trees fill in.
Before and after leaf season, however, the view is amazing — stretching to Baker Island in Manchester and north to Gloucester and its windmills.
The extensive and well-placed use of wide wood boards in wainscoting and on the ceiling creates a comfortable ambiance within a "play" space for the young and young-at-heart. Consider that this room has ample space for a pool/billiard/foosball table along with seating and dining areas. A built-in credenza handles storage.
A full wet bar (complete with sink, fridge and dishwasher) ramp up the multi-purpose aspect of this room. By the way, installing a desk into a roomy bump out is another option.
And then …
One more surprise — because it certainly isn't the last one — is that the property includes a two-bedroom and two bathroom townhouse-like au pair/in-law apartment with a separate entrance. Rental options are permitted but should you want to combine the main house and the apartment, the incorporation process can be seamless.
Did I mention that deeded beach rights are included?
Contact Steven White of William Raveis Real Estate at 781-690-6433 or 781-631-1199 or by email: email@example.com.


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2000 Daihatsu Terios
The Daihatsu Terios is a small SUV, first published in 1997 by the Japanese automaker Daihatsu. The engine was a modified Daihatsu Charade 1.3-liter or 660 cc engine KEIC with quattro permanent four-wheel or two wheels. That comes in a 5-speed manual or four-speed automatic. The width of the first generation Daihatsu Terios is less than 1500 to comply with regulatory KEIC. KEIC Terios is shorter, without a second pillar of the window to complete the regulation of the length of the KEIC is.
In 2000, the Daihatsu Terios a mild facelift on both the exterior and the interior of the vehicle. The new chrome grille to replace the black plastic grille. High-level model was also electric front windows, central locking, rear seat head restraints, alloy wheels, roof bars and rear spoiler. Mechanically, the 1.3-liter SOHC four-cylinder engine installed in the previous model was replaced by a new 1.3-liter DOHC four-cylinder. Power was also increased to 3 kW (4 HP). Sport version of K3-VET engine produced in Japan several years.
The first generation of the Daihatsu Terios is also known as the Toyota Cami. Malaysia and China, the car is assembled locally as Perodua Perodua Kemba as the logo and FAW Huali Dario Terios.
Zotye 2008 is obviously bootleg, unauthorized copying of a car, which caused some controversy.
In Indonesia, this car is known as the Daihatsu Taruna has a longer body at the base of the rear can accommodate 7 people. Taruna launch in 1999 with different facelite a 1589cc petrol engine HD-C. Taruna's name, which translates to "young gentleman" in Indonesia, says the new car's youthful vigor, excitement and high potential is available in three grades:. CS Standard, Deluxe CX, sport and CSX. Prices start at about 90 million rupees (about $ 13 750 in the U.S.).
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This lithograph features an image of the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) satellite. The back provides an overview of the mission and an explanation of how it builds on the work of the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM). Also included... (View More) are details on the Core Observatory satellite and the role of the partner satellites making up the constellation, a description of the mission's science and its applications, and a list of partnering agencies. (View Less)
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