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In an emergency, call 911.
University Alert System - The University Alert Notification System provides a number of ways in which the University may contact the community in the event of an emergency.
Closings & Cancellations - Law School Community members should familiarize themselves with policies and procedures regarding closings and cancelations.
UConn Police - The local unit of the UConn Police is located on the main floor of the library building and can be contacted at 860-570-5173. (The phone number will be answered at a dispatch center at the main campus in Storrs, so make it clear that you are calling from the law school campus in Hartford.)
Locations of First Aid Kits and Defibrillators:
|Third floor copy room
|Hallway near second floor catering kitchen
|Hallway near second floor alumni relations office
|Hallway near second floor staff lounge
Materials Safety Data Sheets (MSDS): MSDS books are in two locations: for materials used at the Law School, the book is in the facilities office in William F. Starr Hall. For materials used in the Law Library, information is on reserve behind the circulation desk.


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Anastasia Pottinger's "Centenarians" project began when a 101-year-old woman asked Pottinger to be photographed in the nude. After documenting the woman's form, Pottinger realized she was looking at something special and beautiful, and decided to create this stunning series. Pottinger uses light and shadows to reveal the detailed landscapes of aged skin, displaying the patterns and compositions to be found as the result of our skins' transformation over time; in some of her images, it is difficult to discern the particular part of the body being photographed.
Pottinger says, "The response to the images has been remarkable. Viewers are visibly moved by what they are looking at. Whether it's wondering, 'Is this what I'm going to look like?' or remembering a loved one – the response seems to be universally emotional on some level."
Pottinger admits it has been difficult to recruit other subjects for this project, though she maintains their anonymity. She asks to be contacted via her website or phone if someone (100 years or older) would be interested in being photographed. She lives in Columbia, Missouri. (via fast company)

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Ask the Doc: Dr. Fernando J. Manalac - Sports Medicine
Dr. Fernando J. Manalac is a physician at Holy Cross Hospital in Fort Lauderdale. Dr. Manalac specializes in sports medicine which is a relative new specialty because patients are living longer and maintaining a more active life but also childern are getting involved in sports at a younger age. He discusses how a parent and child can prepare to help prevent injury. Dr. Manalc has treated professional atheletes, he takes that experience and knowlegde and applies it to the general public to get them back to their normal activites.
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It is unbelievable that I started this blog three years ago. Even more unbelievable is that it's still going. Barely at times this year but it is still going.
I haven't done a very good job of staying on track in 2012. This blog isn't the only thing around here that suffered from some neglect but I've made plans for getting re-focused in 2013.
Here's hoping that works.
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Crosby, Penguins 'prepared and rested up' for Bruinsby Shawn P. Roarke
PITTSBURGH -- Sidney Crosby has had enough down time -- even if he knows the resumption of Stanley Cup Playoff hostilities could come with a hefty physical price.
After eight days without a game -- the Pittsburgh Penguins haven't played since knocking the Ottawa Senators out of the Eastern Conference Semifinals last Friday -- Crosby can't wait until Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final on Saturday at Consol Energy Center (8 p.m. ET, NBC, CBC, RDS).
Even if that game will be against a Boston Bruins team known as one of the most physical in the NHL.
"It's been productive," Crosby said of the extended layoff. "We've prepared and rested up. We all know what is coming and we'll be ready for [Saturday]."
What is likely coming for Crosby is a steady diet of physical forwards and wave after wave of punishing defensemen, led by Zdeno Chara and Dennis Siedenberg.
Crosby could see Chara and Siedenberg together as Boston's top pair, or separately if Bruins coach Claude Julien tries to combat the Penguins' two-headed monster at center that is Crosby and Evgeni Malkin.
Malkin said Friday he hopes Crosby sees more of 6-foot-9, 255-pound Chara.
"I'm not surprised [Malkin]'s hoping that," Crosby said with a laugh.
In reality, each of Pittsburgh's top-two centers will see a lot of Chara, who averages a little more than 29 minutes of ice time per game.
"I'm sure [Chara]'s going to get both of us," Crosby said. "It seems he's always out there. He plays a lot of minutes. I wouldn't be surprised to see him play both of us, depending on situations."
Crosby knows Boston has other punishing defensemen who revel in exacting a physical toll from opposing forwards. So, no matter who hops off the Boston bench with the assignment of containing Crosby, the Penguins captain expects to receive a rough ride.
"Every team is pretty physical in the playoffs," Crosby said. "I think [Boston is] known for being a physical team, but there is only so many hits you can get in a game, opportunities to do it, so I'm sure they are not going to pass them up. With that being said, I don't feel like other teams necessarily have either. I think that is just part of playing playoff hockey."
What is different for Crosby this time around is that he is playing without the lower faceguard that has been his constant companion since joining the playoffs in Game 2 of the first-round series against the New York Islanders. Crosby was given the all-clear by team doctors earlier this week after being told his fractured jaw was fully healed and no longer needed the additional protection.
"I definitely feel much better than I did with the full-face [guard]," he said. "It took a couple of days to kind of get the courage to go to the front of the net and get in the battles and things like that. I think that is just typical. Now I don't even notice it. Now it feels like it always has. I'm glad I had a good solid week to get used to it."
Crosby said he is ready for whatever comes this series, be it physical play or tight-checking. He said he believes he is at the same level he was before fracturing his jaw March 30 -- and 15 points in 10 playoff games only reinforce that sentiment.
"I think I feel pretty good. It's playoffs and it is tight checking and you have to get better with every round and every game," Crosby said. "You've got to learn from things as series go on. I feel pretty good. I don't think there is anything I would change at this point. I feel like I have adjusted with each series. You've got to make sure you take advantage of the chances you get."
Crosby and his Penguins are ready to resume that quest Saturday night.


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What has this, one of the most ancient professions, one of the most controversial and yet highly respected "conspiracies against the laiety" (as George Bernard Shaw put it --Ed) do for mankind? What HAS it done, through the ages, through all the civilisations, battles and revolutions that have shaped mankind?
Being in a highly traditional course, it is easy to lose sight of the light at the end of the tunnel. This is simply because the tunnel is so long (a Cambridge medical course lasts 6 years; longer if you choose certain course options). I signed up to be a doctor. I wanted to wear the white coat, to treat patients, to haunt hospitals, to prescribe medicine. But a medical course is not so easy. Before they teach you what you need to go out into the world and treat, you have to jump over a few hurdles first. You have to learn biochemistry. You have to learn physiology. You have to learn pharmacology. Many aspects of these subjects will not be necessary for your career. Entire chapters will be more appropriate for pure scientists than for medics. But for various reasons, you have to learn everything. It's good for you.
But it makes you forget. It makes you look at medicine as one long tortuous road with no end in sight. It turns you into a fact-memorising, exam-taking machine. Nowhere is this more apparent than here in Cambridge, where some of the world's brightest students come and, adapting the most successful strategy to pass exams, turn into emotionless nerds.
And there comes a point when you forget what you're doing this for. What it was that drove you, idealistic and bright-eyed, to medical school in the first place. What you believed the medical profession could do.
But every once in a while, along comes something to remind you. Along comes something that tells you that there is a world out there, with real living breathing patients to treat. This, for me, came in the form of this snippet from Grey's Anatomy a few weeks ago. It is a clip that every medical student, indeed every healthcare professional, should watch:


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PICKFORD — Wayne Hesselink, John Leach and Dick Musgrave won an interclub scramble this past week, featuring golfers from the Munoscong Golf Club, Sault Country Club and Newberry Golf Club.
Don Stevenson, Ed Seaabrook, Ron Thompson and Paul Stoetzer finished second, while Don Head, Paul Landini, Tom Guy and Larry Fitzpatrick were third.
Among the specials, Mike Chisholm drained the longest putt on No. 1, while Hugh Ritchie hit the long drive on No. 7.
Merle Ryan was closest to the pin on No. 9, while Dave Wiskin hit the closest second shot to the pin on No. 12. John Head made the long putt on No. 18. Skins winners included Hesselink, Leach, Musgrave, Head, Landini, Guy and Fitzpatrick.
Tanglewood Seniors
John Marchetti shot low gross of 33 and also took low net with 29. Darrell Marble sank the long putt on No. 10, while Allan Frederick hit closest to the pin on No. 12.
Munoscong Mixed Doubles
Gary Klop, Arlene Portice, and Ken and Madison Wilkie finished first overall with 31, and 11 putts.
Chris and Chris King, Phyllis and Terry Baxter won the special for most putts.
Chris King hit closest to the pin on Nos. 11, 12 and 13, while Joyce Alley connected with the long drive on No. 10.


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ASM International has many dedicated volunteers who do everything from chairing high level committees and leading chapters to unsung heroes helping students at a Materials Camp for example. Learn more about how you can take a leadership role at ASM and give back to your materials science community. The rewards and benefits of serving in a leadership position include networking as well as personal and career growth.


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October 20, 2013 11:00am-05:00pm
Honolulu Museum of Art
Bank of Hawaii Family Sunday event information
It's Hawaii Fashion Month! Kids can give their Halloween costumes a test run at Bank of Hawaii Family Sunday or make their own at the event!
Note: Activities end at 3pm.
Make your own costume: Get a head-start on Halloween by constructing a superhero costume or life-size paper doll.
Create monster hats: Kids will learn how to bend, crease, and fold papers to look like a monster.
Fashion headpieces and masks: Artists from Hawaii Fashion Month will be helping children make headpieces and masks out of felt, trim, and chenille.
Crimson Apple
This all-girl band from Mililani will rock the house. Dance to the fun tunes of sisters Colby Benson (Lead vocals/Keys/Guitar); Shelby Benson (Rhythm/Lead Guitar/Vocals); Carthi Benson (Bass); Faith Benson (Drums); and their good friend Rachel Look (Lead Guitar/Vocals).
Students from Washington Middle School will perform a choreographed number to Michael Jackson's "Thriller."
Professor Pandemonium will dazzle crowds with Hawai'i's first and only Circus Sideshow.
See a garment painting demonstration by artist Darold Ramelb.
11:15am, 12:15, 1:15 + 2:15pm: Ghost stories by Lopaka Kapanui, Gallery 29 (Arts of Hawaiʻi)
Master storyteller Lopaka Kapanui tells chicken-skin ghost stories relating to artwork in the reinstalled Arts of Hawaiʻi Gallery. Discretion is advised, recommend for kids age 12 and older.
11:10am + 1pm: We screen Shiver and Shake, a collection of international shorts that will make you both crack a smile and activate your chicken skin. $3 adults, $1 children (13 + under).
For kids (ages 1-17):
The museum gives contestants a theme and drawing supplies.
The winner receives a Supporting Membership to the Honolulu Museum of Art ($100 value), and his or her artwork is used to create the following month's event brochure and is posted on the museum's website.
For adults (age 18 and up):
The museum gives contestants a theme and drawing supplies.
The winner receives a gift certificate for a Lauhala and Lunch picnic for two at Spalding House ($30 value, good for six months from receipt).
Congratulations to last month's contest winners!:
Kid contest: Joshua Kim, 11, from Honolulu:
Adult contest: Florabelle Tadiaman:


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Videohive Contour Logo / Social Media Network After Effect Project
Short description
Contour Logo features modern and energetic design combined with powerfull atmosphere. Customization is really easy – drop in your logo and hit Render. This project is made in FullHD 1920×1080 and HD 1280×720. This animation is great opener for trailer promos, video productions, presentations, product showcases, portfolios and more.
You can almost instantly use this project as an intro for your social media networks. How? I have included 10 High quality Metallic (.png + alpha) Social media icons for you to use. Select the social network, type your url and render.
Main features
- After Effects CS4 or above
- FullHD 1920×1080, HD 1280×720
- Drop in your logo and hit Render! All effects are applied automaticaly
- 10 custom made Metal Social Icons
- NO 3rd party plugins needed
- Organized and color coded
- Video tutorial included
- FAST render times – 1080p, 12min on i7 machine
Additional information
Custom made audio for this animation is available here:http://audiojungle.net/item/contour-logo/3291084
Feel free to contact me anytime if you find difficult to customize this template and I'll try to help you as much as I can. Thank you for your time and don't forget to rate.
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Shown in Smoked Iron finish and Clear and Etched White glass -
The Minka Lavery Parsons Studio 4105 is a chandelier available in Brushed Nickel and Smoked Iron finish.The style is sure to complement any entry.
Minka Lavery epitomizes the art of ceiling lights, pendant lighting designs and outdoor lighting. From unique chandeliers to beautiful bathroom lighting, Minka Lavery offers a full line of interior and exterior lighting for every space in your home. Their styles rang from traditional ceiling lights to pendant lighting designs and outdoor lights to contemporary to mission to architectural. For sharp interior lighting ideas see their Lineage and Raiden families. Recent collaborations with renowned designer Jessica McClintock has brought a touch sophisticated elegance to the Minka Lavery catalog. Cobranded fixtures with the Hearst Castle offer an old rustic look for any lodge setting. For outdoor lighting the vast collections from Minka's Great Outdoors catalog is nothing short of spectacular. Discover the timeless beauty of the ceiling lights and pendant lighting by Minka Lavery.


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ScienceWorks has its own weather station, operated by Greg Jones, a climatologist from Southern Oregon University. The 33-foot meteorological tower gets real-time readings of everything temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, dew point, rainfall, solar radiation, cloud base and much more. All of this data is recorded and presented in real time.
Click here to see our current weather conditions!
Here is an article from the Ashland Daily Tidings describing our weather station and how it contributes to the regional weather scene.


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There's a specific kind of Chinese American comfort food which you will often find on a menu in San Francisco.
The Chinese version of "Curry" doesn't really have much to do with the Indian version of same.
Basically, it is meat or tofu served in a curry powder flavored gravy thickened with corn starch.
Mrs Flannestad wanted stew and I wasn't really feeling like American/European Stew.
Well, Curry is stew, isn't it? I'll adapt my Chicken Gumbo recipe and instead of flavoring the 'gravy' with 'Creole Seasoning', I'll flavor it with Curry.
Cover a quartered chicken with water and add to the pot some roughly chopped garlic, onion, and ginger. Bring to a simmer, and reduce heat. Cook until the chicken is done. Cool enough to handle, and remove chicken from bones. Chop and reserve meat. Return bones, skin, and cartilage to liquid and continue cooking as time allows, at least an hour.
Mince Garlic, Ginger, and Jalapeno chiles. Make Curry Powder*
In a heavy pot, make a roux, about 1/4 cup vegetable oil (or Ghee) and 1/4 cup flour. Cook flour until it no longer smells like raw flour. Drain
Chop a winter squash and set aside. Chop a Turnip and set aside. Chop some potatoes and set aside. Chop a large onion. Add Minced Garlic, Ginger and Chile to roux. Cook briefly, and add chopped onion. Cook until onion is clear and wilted. Strain solids from stock and pour into roux, stirring vigorously to avoid clumping. When it reaches a simmer, stir in curry powder and check salt level. Add chopped squash, turnips, and potatoes to liquid and cook until vegetables are just about tender. Stir in cooked chicken.
Check seasonings again and serve over rice and garnish with cilantro and yoghurt. It's better the second day.
*Curry Powder
1 tsp Whole Coriander Seed
1 tsp Whole Cumin Seed
1 tsp Whole Fennel Seed
1 tsp Whole Fenugreek
1 tsp Whole Brown Mustard Seed
4 Whole Cloves
1 Small Stick Cinnamon, Broken
1/2 tsp White Peppercorns
1/2 tsp Black Peppercorns
3 Whole Chili de Arbol
1 tsp Ground Tumeric
Toast whole spices in a dry pan until fragrant. Grind in Coffee Mill or Spice Grinder. Add Tumeric.


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Bridal Registry: What to Buy for the Couple Who Has Everything
Some bridal registry suggestions for the couple who has everything
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Today's question deals with wedding registries and gifts for couples who have been living together before their wedding. First, I thought I'd share some interesting facts for you to ponder:
In 2010, 1.5 million engaged couples (or 88% of all couples with pending nuptials) set up a registry, according to The Knot Market Intelligence annual wedding registry survey. According to research by the University of Denver, more than 70% of couples getting married live together before the wedding. And according to the U.S. Census Bureau, the median marriage age in 2010 was 28.2 for men and 26.1 for women. In the 1960s, it was 22.8 for men and 20.3 for women. Compared to their parents' generation, of the 30% of currently engaged couples who are not living together, each has at least six years to accumulate pretty much everything they need. Phew!
Dear Wedding Guru: "My boyfriend and I will have all the everyday items we need before we get married. We certainly don't need another spatula or toaster! So... what should I include on my bridal registry?"
(Our answer on next page)
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Age of Champions tells the story of five competitors who sprint, leap, and swim for gold at the National Senior Olympics. You'll meet a 100-year-old tennis champion, 86-year-old pole vaulter, and rough-and-tumble basketball grandmothers as they triumph over the limitations of age.
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Running Gear
Added Mar 7, 2013
by kathhhhhy
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I've been making some running clothes. I used Jalie patterns and altered them a little to make exactly what I wanted. I made the zebra print top with a compression bra… the same for the red and pink top. The running skirt has awesome deep side pockets. More on my blog
Material Notes
Supplex (nylon/spandex), polyester/spandex
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Mar 7, 2013, 11.06 AMby Anna E
Love Jalie patterns. You did a great job. I am in the process of finishing a compression bra as well. I lined the whole thing using the same fabric as I used for the outside, but now I don't know how to finish the elastic band properly (still thinking about a solution). Next time I may use your idea to extend the bra into a top, although I think I will add the elastic to the lining so it will not show on the outside. Did you also add elastic to the 'racer-part' of the bra, or only the lower band?
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Mar 7, 2013, 02.11 PMby kathhhhhy
Thanks! And YES make sure to use elastic on all the edges, this provides the support for the bra (yes, I used elastic all around.) I lined it with the supplex because the outer fabric was a little more sheer then I wanted, plus the suppelx is so nice against the skin.
Mar 7, 2013, 04.22 PMby Anna E
Kathhhhhy, thanks for your reply. Now I am really curious about how my bra will fit, as I did not use elastic for the upper part of the bra. Hopefully I will be able to finish the top soon, so I can post pictures and my experiences as well.
Oct 9, 2013, 01.39 PMby Anna E
Update: Kathhhhhy, you were right about the elastic all around. As said before I used a double layer of fabric (as I liked the bra to be reversible, but this didn't work out in the end) and left out the elastic around the armholes. Now that it is finished, I miss a little support there. So the next one I make will have elastic all around.
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You must look so smart in your running gear as its lovely great use of colours x
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Mar 7, 2013, 02.11 PMby kathhhhhy
Thanks, Mary! You always post the nicest comments :)
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These all look fantastic! I've begun to research running patterns, so this is super helpful :)
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Thanks! I want to see more activewear sewing… there isn't that much in the sewing blogosphere or on sites like this. I studied only a small handful of reviews before making these.
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A productive day for the most part, but a crushing loss for Iowa, here's is your Minor League recap for June 5th, 2012.
Peoria was off
In a game that looked like it was lost in the late innings the D-Cubs stormed back to take the lead and eventually beat Bradenton 6-5. Austin Kirk was outstanding once again for the D-Cubs. Kirk tossed six strong innings giving up one run on four hits, he walked three and struck out seven as he lowered his ERA to 2.72 in the no decision. The middle of the Daytona order continues to mash the ball on a nightly basis. Nelson Perez is usually leading that charge, on this night he was 2-for-3 with his 10th home run of the season, he also knocked in his 41st RBI, and had two runs scored, he is now hitting .307 on the season. Greg Rohan and Rubi Silva also chipped in, Rohan with one hit, Silva with two as they both hover around the .300 mark.
The Smokies showed no mercy Tuesday night as they blitzed Montgomery 12-3. Erik Jokisch was the beneficiary of the offense but he didn't need it. Jokisch was awesome once again as he went seven scoreless innings only giving up five hits while walking one and striking out one. He improved to 2-0 on the season for the Smokies and his ERA now sits at 1.47. There were a lot of big days at the plate for the Smokies, Justin Bour's day might have been the biggest. Bour was 4-for-6 at the plate with a double, and two RBI's. Not to be outdone Jae-Hoon Ha was 2-for-3 with a triple, three RBI's and two walks in the victory. What's impressive about the Smokies effort is they did all of this without hitting a home run, doubles and triples work just fine too.
A loss can't be harder than the one the I-Cubs suffered last night. Leading 3-1 in the bottom of the ninth inning Brad Snyder, now on Oklahoma City, launched a 1-2 pitch over the wall for a walk-off three run homer. Jay Jackson was outstanding in relief as he gave up one run over five innings of work on four hits, he didn't walk anyone and struck out four. Rafael Dolis continued to struggle as he gave up the three run homer in the ninth inning, Dolis' ERA is now 9.00 since his demotion to Iowa. The I-Cubs only managed three hits in the loss, and two of their runs scored were un-earned. Brett Jackson, Diory Hernandez, and Luis Valbuena were the only I-Cubs with hits.
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FY2012 did not have a formal budget. However, expenses averaged about $2000/mo. The negative variance in Q1 and Q2 offset the positive variance in Q3 and Q4, so Freeside posted close to zero net revenue for 2012.
Freeside depleted most of its reserves over the course of the first several months, and in particular an expensive Q3 also lowered the balance. One reason for a decline in reserves during Q3 is that no transfer of funds in the Paypal account were transferred to the operating account during this time. At the same time, membership was growing but it wasn't until Q4 that Freeside reached positive net revenue. At year's end, Freeside has about 1.43mo of operating expenses.
The largest growth in income came from new membership. We increased average monthly membership income by 75% from the average income in February.
The month of June 2012 was the "class sprint" experiment and it provided 46% of the month's income. Although it was difficult work to both manage and sustain the initial classes, the proof of concept was a success and demonstrated that classes can provide a viable income stream for Freeside, among other benefits.
Although the class sprint in June 2012 was largely successful, net revenue fell during the summer months for a number of reasons: payments to teachers, increases in electric utility costs due to weather and A/C use, and some late fees on rent payments.
Note: Education expenses are teacher payments. Online services is the category for Paypal and Google checkout fees, which are presented in aggregate at year's end vs. amortized, because of how these fees are applied and calculated.
2012 was a turnaround year for new membership. The chart below illustrates the historical trend of the membership from Freeside's inception to the present. The period from May 2012 onward was the highest sustained month-on-month membership growth. We are now at a membership level not seen since the end of 2009 at 32 members, up from a low of 14 in April 2012.


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1. Re: Export data from reports...mazz Mar 11, 2009 7:11 PM (in response to kevin gann)
We don't have any report exporting facilities (yet) - that certainly has been discussed and you aren't the first to ask for such a thing.
That said, there is nothing stopping folks from performing their own SQL queries against the DB schema to obtain your own reports. You'd need to understand the schema in order to do this.
2. Re: Export data from reports...kevin gann Mar 11, 2009 7:19 PM (in response to kevin gann)
Is there reasonable documentation for understanding the schema? I don't have a problem reverse engineering it if there are some pointers on what the tables are meant to hold. :)
3. Re: Export data from reports...mazz Mar 11, 2009 7:24 PM (in response to kevin gann)
We really need to fill in the descriptions here ... maybe this is the impetus I needed to do it myself :)
There is this too:
So, it depends on what you want - if you give us an idea of the kinds of things you are looking to report on, we can point you in the right direction as to the tables you'll need to query.
4. Re: Export data from reports...kevin gann Mar 12, 2009 11:10 AM (in response to kevin gann)
Thanks! I actually started viewing the schema using dbVisualizer which looks a lot like the schema documentation.
How difficult is it to retrieve the basics of a particular server like CPU or memory usage over a certain time period?
5. Re: Export data from reports...mazz Mar 12, 2009 11:35 AM (in response to kevin gann)
That's because I believe those are snapshots of db-visualizer :)
To get what you need (and obviously, its possible because these are the queries we run when we build the graphs in the UI) you would need to do a bunch of join'ing and union'ing of tables, due to the way the raw data is round-robined in the database.
If you really only care about more coarse-grained data (say, hourly aggregates or daily aggregates) it would be simpler since you only have to join with one of the RHQ_MEASUREMENT_DATA_1H/6H/1D (1h=1 hour, 6h=6 hour, 1d = 1day).
You need to work your way through the inventory to get to the resource you are interested in (RHQ_RESOURCE has all the resources in it - if you know the surrogate/primary key, that's ideal, otherwise, you'll have to query based on its name and possibly other information such as its parentage).
You then need to determine which "schedule ID" represents the metric. Each metric definition has a schedule definition ID ("CPU utilization metric" for example). But all CPU resources have this definition - you need to narrow down the search and find the specific schedule ID for your specific CPU resource that you are intereseted in - a specific schedule ID is associated with the schedule definition and the resource you want. Once you get the schedule ID, you then look it up in the variaous RHQ_MEASUREMENT_xxx tables to get the actual data values.
I just glossed over this and jotted things down from memory - so this isn't comprehensive, but hopefully, gets you started. I think I touched on the major things to worry about.
6. Re: Export data from reports...mazz Mar 12, 2009 1:45 PM (in response to kevin gann)
That might be helpful to understand how the measurements are stored, compressed and eventually purged from the system.
7. Re: Export data from reports...Greg Hinkle Mar 17, 2009 10:37 AM (in response to kevin gann)
I think this could be done with a hook into our table component system. You could probably build a general solution to exporting any table of data to csv format (from the PageList object... and even use its pagination control hooks to request all the data for export).
That way we could put a little CSV download icon on any table in our UI. Anyone want to try this?
8. Re: Export data from reports...kevin gann Mar 17, 2009 10:45 AM (in response to kevin gann)
That's a great idea and almost exactly what I'm looking to do.
9. Re: Export data from reports...kevin gann Mar 17, 2009 12:49 PM (in response to kevin gann)
I finally got a chance to work some more on this. Querying the rhq_resource I saw the connected column which I assumed would be whether the connected agent (parent) is "connected". In the RHQ dashboard I'm able to see the connected agent, browse, etc... but the connected column in the database never appears to update to true. I've looked at a specific resource_id for (resource_type of "JBossAS Server") and also the parent (root of the tree). I've waited approximately an hour with nothing changed. If I look at the rhq_agent the status is 0 which I assume is no error?
10. Re: Export data from reports...Heiko Rupp Mar 17, 2009 12:54 PM (in response to kevin gann)
Javadoc says about 'connected':
* When true, it can be assumed the plugin can successfully connect to and manage the actual resource.
* This means the plugin configuration is successfully set and has the proper values that allow the plugin to
* connect to the managed resource.
11. Re: Export data from reports...Heiko Rupp Mar 17, 2009 12:56 PM (in response to kevin gann)
Actually we have all the code in the server layer already to pull the data out of the db -- so one would need to write a servlet that takes appropriate input (resource id/group id, start time, end time) and present the result as csv.
If you are interested in working on this, contact me and I'll guide you through it.
12. Re: Export data from reports...kevin gann Mar 17, 2009 1:20 PM (in response to kevin gann)
That sounds great. I'd be more than willing to pull from a layer higher up than the database itself.
13. Re: Export data from reports...mazz Mar 17, 2009 1:23 PM (in response to kevin gann)
IIRC the connected column means the resource's plugin configuration is valid and the agent's plugin CAN connect to the resource (it isn't necessarily connected at this very moment in time).
Look at RHQ_RESOURCE_AVAIL (the current availability for resources) and RHQ_AVAILABILITY (a run-length encoded history of when a resource was up or down)
14. Re: Export data from reports...mazz Mar 17, 2009 1:52 PM (in response to kevin gann)
BTW: I will be much easier to integrate with the higher-level API layer once we get web services implemented (on our list, unsure when it will get done). So you could have an external client make remote calls into the server and ask for the same kinds of data you see in the UI.


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Wolfe, who is carrying the couple's baby girl, said on Wednesday's "Today" she felt compelled to come out for their child.
"This is the most exciting thing that's ever happened to us, but I don't want to bring my daughter into a world where I'm not comfortable telling everyone who I am and who her mother is," Wolfe told People.
Gosk agrees: "The beauty is that we live in a time where there's no need for secrecy. This is a spectacular moment for us."
Wolfe underwent artificial insemination after the pair decided to start a family, and plans to blog about her experience becoming a first-time mom.
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The length to which the city attorney in New London is going to keep information secret about problems with or between the administration, the City Council and Police Chief Margaret Ackley is extremely troubling.
In responding to legitimate requests for information from The Day, attorney Thomas Londregan offered up specious arguments claiming the documents sought by the newspaper were exempt from the Connecticut Freedom of Information Act. We doubt that even Mr. Londregan believes in the authenticity of his arguments. The Day is appealing to the FOI Commission.
So why isn't the city coming clean? Who benefits? At this point it's impossible to say.
In responses to The Day, Mr. Londregan acknowledges that there is a "Memorandum of Understanding and a Release and Settlement Agreement" between Chief Ackley and City Manager Denise Rose. Clearly that is a public document. No deft legal maneuvering by Mr. Londregan can make it otherwise.
He makes several attempts - calling it a draft, claiming it is not effective because the chief can negate it by Dec. 30, arguing the council has not ratified it yet.
It is not a draft, it is an agreement between two parties both employed by the city and paid by taxpayers, who deserve to know about it. What Chief Ackley chooses to do with the agreement is irrelevant to it being public. And if documents became open only after council action, how could citizens have any influence on public policy? No one would accept the argument that the proposed budget is a secret draft until the council approves it, yet that is the same ludicrous argument Mr. Londregan attempts to make here.
In response to The Day's FOI requests, Mr. Londregan also references the city receiving two letters from Chief Ackley's attorneys, on July 29 and Aug. 10, the latter the same day the council went behind closed doors for nearly three hours with Chief Ackley and her attorney.
According to Mr. Londregan, the letters indicate an intention by its police chief "to assert a legal right and institute an action against the city if relief is not granted."
From what actions is Chief Ackley seeking relief? What legal rights is she asserting? What relief does she seek? That's none of the public's business, according to Mr. Londregan.
When all else fails in keeping information closed, government attorneys claim attorney-client privilege, and so Mr. Londregan does here. Unfortunately for him the case in point, Lash v. FOI Commission, which Mr. Londregan cites, sets up a four-pronged test for privileged communication, a test that these letters do not meet. One test is that "the communications must relate to the legal advice sought by the agency or attorney." Somehow, we don't think Ackley's attorney was seeking the city's legal advice. Another is that "the communications must be made in confidence," certainly not an expectation when you are writing to a city.
The city's attorney also trots out the definition of a "pending claim" and states the letters meet the definition. What he fails to note is that pending claims are not closed; it's the records referring to legal strategies taken in response to those claims that officials can keep from the public.
Bottom line, none of these excuses pass muster. Stop the cover-up and release all the information.
The Day editorial board meets regularly with political, business and community leaders and convenes weekly to formulate editorial viewpoints. It is composed of President and Publisher Pat Richardson, Editorial Page Editor Paul Choiniere, retired Day editor Lisa McGinley, Managing Editor Tim Cotter and Staff Writer Julia Bergman. However, only the publisher and editorial page editor are responsible for developing the editorial opinions. The board operates independently from the Day newsroom.
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Women's Issues: Background
The women's issues lobby consists of organizations that promote the social and economic rights of women. Abortion, fair pay, and education are some of the primary issues these groups strive to address. Liberals received more than $20 million from groups devoted to women's issues in the 2012 election cycle compared to only $600,000 to Republicans. The percentage of political funding from the industry directed at liberals has been at least 90 percent since 1996 .
Political donations from the industry reached a new peak in the 2012 cycle, the first time total contributions ever eclipsed $20 million. Emily's List consistently has been far and away the top contributor, as the heavy-hitting organization and individuals associated with it gave more than $4 million. Emily's List also helped spearhead outside spending from the industry, having devoted more than $7.7 million to the effort. A large portion of that cash was spent opposing Republican candidates, often on the basis of their positions on abortion rights and education funding.
Lobbying expenditures were just over $671,000 in 2013, a slight uptick after several years of decline. Lobbyists for the groups have taken on issues including workplace and salary discrimination, abortion rights, and education. In order to confront the issue of sexual assault in the military, groups within the industry lobbied on bills calling for changes in the military judicial system as well as a more dedicated effort to prevent such crimes from occurring in the first place.
In June 2013 the Justice Department announced it would cease opposition to a court ruling that eliminated age restrictions for Plan B One-Step, a birth control medication that can prevent pregnancy if taken soon after intercourse. The decision was viewed as a significant victory for groups within the industry.
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I'll admit that these new mascots for the 2012 London Olympics are a bit buggered, but I'm not taking it nearly as badly as BBC blogger Robbo Robson, who's doing everything he can in this post to maintain his English sensibilities and avoid swearing. Emphasis mine:
OK. First of all, why do we need to spend a shedload of cash on mascots for 2012?
What are they going to do exactly? Flounce about being really flipping annoying. Couldn't we have just used Timmy Mallet?
Incidentally, if there are some poor saps getting paid for dressing up as Wenlock and Mandeville, then can't we make some lunched-up, fizz-sorted, pin-striped city bankers do it while we toss IOUs at them or, even better, rotting fruit.
Whoops, I thought he meant "gays" on that last one. Anyway, these things look like they fell out of a Pixar movie. But I like how Mandeville's crotch is completely blue. That takes me back…


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Say the Federal Reserve has indicated that it is strongly considering raising the Fed Funds rate to control inflation. Its decision, due in three weeks, will be influenced mainly by the consumer and producer price data due out in the interim. A jump in interest rates may send stocks sharply lower, while an announcement of steady inflation and interest rates may boost XYZ to an all-time high. An investor expects that either of these outcomes could move the market up or down by 5% or more over a timeframe of approximately one month.
Index XYZ is currently at 100. The investor purchases a one-month XYZ 100 call for $1.70, and a one-month XYZ 100 put for $1.50. The cost for the straddle is: $1.70 (call) + $1.50 (put) = $3.20. The total premium paid is therefore: $3.20 x 100 multiplier = $320.
By purchasing the straddle the investor is saying that by expiration he anticipates index XYZ to have either risen above the upside break-even point or below the downside break-even point:
Upside Break-Even Point: 100 strike price + $3.20 straddle cost = 103.20
Downside Break-Even Point: 100 strike price - $3.20 straddle cost = 96.80
The investor's profit potential is unlimited as XYZ's level continues to rise above 103.20, or substantial as XYZ declines below 96.80 by expiration one month away. The risk for the straddle purchase is limited entirely to the total $320 premium paid for the position, and would be seen if XYZ closes unchanged at expiration at a level of 100.
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By Kevin Acee (Contact) Union-Tribune Staff Writer
2:00 a.m. March 26, 2009
DANA POINT – Expansion of the NFL regular season by one or two games, something that didn't even draw a casual straw poll among owners here this week, dominated the talk coming out of the NFL's annual meetings.
It has to do with the ongoing health of the nation's richest sports league and is intertwined with dwindling revenue in a devastated economy and looming labor talks with the players union.
"If we're going to keep labor peace, we've got to grow and expand," New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft said.
Teams officially started discussing the issue at the meetings that concluded yesterday. The league's finance and broadcast committees have only recently begun exploring the potential ramifications of such a move. Commissioner Roger Goodell said the NFL spoke with one of its television partners this week about the idea of a longer regular season. Head coaches were reticent to even publicly address the proposal because they didn't know enough about it.
"It's come upon the head coaches really quickly," Tennessee coach Jeff Fisher said.
Goodell indicated there would "probably" be some sort of vote when the owners next meet in May.
The league will consider as part of a possible expansion of the season how active roster size, the length of training camp and timing of offseason programs and the draft might have to change. There is also the issue of the time needed before each season to develop young players, evaluate talent and get players game ready.
Goodell and owners were sure to say that no consensus has been reached on whether to expand the season, and Goodell said he had not reached a conclusion on a preference. But the commissioner acknowledged numerous times yesterday that preseason games comprise an inferior product.
"What we're trying to do is . . . improve the quality of what we're doing," Goodell said. "There is a strongly held view (among owners) and with our fans that they don't believe preseason games are up to our standards. By swapping preseason games for regular-season games, it's a very positive change for our fans."
Besides votes on rules changes, the other issues that permeated the three-day session at a resort were the upcoming labor talks with the NFL Players Association on the collective bargaining agreement that expires after the 2010 season and the effect of a sour economy.
"We had a very productive meeting," Goodell said. "We spent a lot of time talking about our preparations and our priorities in the collective bargaining discussions."
Owners previously voted to opt out of the current CBA two years early, displeased primarily that 60 percent of the league's revenues are guaranteed to players.
"There is tremendous unity in making sure every owner understands the faults with the current CBA, why the system isn't working for us," Goodell said. "They all realize that. There is also tremendous unity about getting a deal. That's what we're in this for. We want to continue to grow this game and do it on an economic basis that is sound for the players, where they can benefit, and for the NFL clubs."
Looming over the talks is the shortage of sponsorship, ticket and other revenues because of the recession.
"It's a scary thing," Goodell said Monday. "There's a lot of uncertainty out there for everybody. And we're no different from that; we're not immune to that."
Goodell instructed owners to let him be the voice of the league regarding labor talks.
While NFL teams do not make their financial dealings known, a point of contention with the NFLPA, it does not appear that teams are losing money. They're just not making as much money as they were a short time ago.
A report by the NFLPA, released at the Super Bowl, estimated that the average NFL club turned a $24 million profit in 2008. Goodell called that report "fiction" and said the profit estimates were "completely inaccurate."
The Green Bay Packers, the NFL's only publicly traded team, reported profits of $22 million in 2007.
In September, Forbes said in its annual estimation of team values that the average operating income (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) for NFL teams was $24.7 million. The magazine singled out the Detroit Lions as the sole franchise to lose money. It placed the Chargers' operating income at $19 million, 23rd out of 32 teams.
However, owners have spoken about the economy affecting their operations and the rising debt many of them have from building stadiums. The league recently laid off 15 percent of its employees, and some teams have laid off employees. At least one team forced its employees to take a two-week furlough.
Goodell told owners this week they need to recognize that their way of doing business might have to change.
"I think he's right," Houston Texans owner Bob McNair said. "We've got the strongest brand going, but we've got to protect it."
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KnowledgeBase 00062: Extended Filename Syntaxes
Normally, QM commands that reference files use a file name that corresponds to an F or Q-type VOC entry which, in turn, references the actual operating system file to be accessed. There are three special extended syntaxes for filenames that allow access to files without needing a VOC entry.
Accessing Files In Another Account
Use of a filename constructed as
account:fileallows an application to access a file in a different account. The account element of this syntax must correspond to an entry in the QM accounts register (the QM.ACCOUNTS file) and the file element must correspond to the name of an F or Q-type VOC item in that account.
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server:account:fileallows an application to access a file on a different QM server. The server element of this syntax must correspond to the name of a QMNet server as defined using the SET.SERVER or SET.PRIVATE.SERVER commands. The account and file elements are as described for the first extended syntax above.
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The Community Christmas Vespers service has been a tradition since 1930.
The annual Community Christmas Vespers Service sponsored by the Carrollton Music Study Club will be held at 3 p.m. Dec. 8 at the Carrollton Church of Christ, 353 Moody Ave. SW.
The Community Christmas Vespers service has been a tradition since 1930 to kick off the Christmas season .
The program will feature musical performances by the Carrollton High School Chamber Choir under the direction of Mindy Domer; the Carrollton High School Brass Ensemble under the direction of Jason Shields; Music Study Club organist Cleo Young; and vocalists Brad Eick, Grace Oster and Krysten Abel.
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Where is that shot from Chateau? Is that from Steve/Linda...which clip please?
This shot was taken here between 11:16 and 11:53 am (assumes November 3rd).So I would guess that this was after the Roadblock. They are on their way to Schönau am Königssee. And they had been a little lost but are now on the right track.
Okay! Now I see her with Mel. What about the rest? Were they an earlier group?
This shot was taken between 1:39 and 1:55 pm (assumes November 3rd).
Here is the zoom out
DrRox, I corrected my post. The map markings refer to pre-correction. Sorry.Who is in this group?
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|Kim Beck, a regular excavator with the
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Our paleontology team – led by Dr. Robert Bakker – is back in Seymour, TX this week, digging for Dimetrodon at a site they've now been working for several years. (You can read more of what's been found already in our daily blog from the field in 2007).
Listen to the podcast below to hear David Temple – our associate curator of paleontology and a one of our BEYONDbones bloggers – fill us in on the progress from yesterday – including the discovery of "The Smoking Gun," and evidence of cannibal Dimetrodon – as well as the history of the site the team is digging on, which is so rich that scientists have been pulling Dimetrodon and other Permian-era species out of the ground there since 1877.
If you're a paleo expert, you can skip this paragraph and head straight to the update – but David mentions a few things that not everyone is familiar with: "matrix" is a term paleontologists use to describe the material that surrounds fossils. "Wet screening" is the process of putting matrix on a small-weave screen and running water through it to find any tiny fossils that might have been missed. And, Dimetrodon grandis is the very largest species of Dimetrodon ever found – making it the biggest, baddest predator of the Permian.
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So, i was invited to try the current beta of The Division, and i find it really fun, especially in the dark zone, which is the trust nobody pvp\pve super loot area.
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To reach the North Pole is the pinnacle of Arctic expedition endeavors. Few people can say they stood at the one earthly spot where every direction is south. Crushing through the ice, admiring soaring seabirds and visiting Franz Josef Land, your voyage will be one that you won't soon forget. The added excitement of helicopter excursions and an optional hot air balloon ride at the top of the world make this Quark Expeditions adventure a true once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Day-by-Day Expedition in Brief
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- Optional aerial sightseeing by hot air balloon
- Zodiac cruising
- Franz Josef Land wildlife and wildflowers
Day 1 — Helsinki, Finland
Day 2 — Embarkation Day in Murmansk
Days 3 to 6 — Northbound in the Arctic Ocean
Day 7 — 90° North
Day 8 — Southbound in the Arctic Ocean
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Day 13 — Disembarkation in Murmansk
Day 14 — Helsinki, Finland
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First underwater film
Last updated: September 4, 2017 at 1:34 am
Kodak Ektachrome Underwater film appeared on the market in 1993. Production lasted only two years terminating in September, 1995.
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Longest stay in an underwater habitat [Europe]
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36 days | Lacustris Programme (Romania) — Aquanauts Liviu Miron & Constantin Mihai set the European record of 36 days [...]Read More
Slowest fish
By Jeffrey Gallant | May 22, 2017
Dwarf seahorse (Hippocampus zosterae) — 152 cm per hour (0.001 km/h) or 60 in. per hour (0.0009 mph). Size: 4.2 cm (1.7 in). The dwarf seahorse swims in an upright position using its [...]Read More
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The bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus) can measure up to 3 m (10 ft) in length weigh more than 635 kg (1,400 lbs). On January 4, 2019, a single 222-kg (489 lbs) bluefin was sold for [...]Read More
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In 2010, Swedish divers recovered 145 bottles of champagne and five bottles of beer from the 170-year-old Föglö wreck south of the Åland [...]Read More
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Jim English (Memorial University, Canada) and Bob Wicklund (Manager Hydrolab, USA) — Arctic IV Expedition led by Dr. Joe MacInnis in Resolute Bay [...]Read More
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Doug Elsey (Canada) — Arctic IV Expedition led by Dr. Joe MacInnis in Resolute Bay, Nunavut (Canada), May 1974. Elsey descended to 67 m [...]Read More
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-10°C (14°F) — Lake Vida, Antarctica (1996). The hypersaline water of Lake Vida has seven times the salt concentration of seawater and remains liquid at much colder [...]Read More
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Seawater with an average salinity of 35 ppt (parts per thousand) freezes at -1.94°C (28.5°F). The coldest seawater ever recorded at −2.6 °C (27.3 °F) was found in a stream under [...]Read More
Oldest shipwreck ever found
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14th or 13th century B.C. — Uluburun, Turkey. The wreck was discovered by a Turkish sponge diver Mehmet Cakir at a depth of 46 m (150 ft) in 1982. It is [...]Read More
Most underwater paintings
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André Laban (France) made over 800 paintings while scuba diving. He painted his 801st underwater work of art at the age of 86 in [...]Read More
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1953 — Jacques-Yves Cousteau using u/w television equipment developed with André Laban in 1952 [...]Read More
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40 m (130 ft) — André Laban (France) painted (oil on canvas) at the depth of 40 m off the island of Corsica in 1971 [...]Read More
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Elb-Schliff Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH and aba Grinding Technologies GmbH now operate under one umbrella, AUTANIA GRINDING TECHNOLOGIES. Two strong brands embrace the opportunities of an excellent future from this union of technological competency and international presence. Together we can capture the market of grinding technology with our combined competency and enduring experience. Elb-Schliff and aba Grinding Technologies are both members of AUTANIA AG, a group of machine tool manufacturers with technology oriented solutions for complete multifunctional processing of complex components, surface and profile grinding and metal forming technologies.
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USDA Helping People Eat Healthy, Funding for Clean Water Startups
- The USDA has unveiled a new addition to its My Plate website called Healthy Eating on a Budget.
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The USDA believes consumers who visit this new section of ChooseMyPlate.gov will learn ways to plan, purchase and prepare healthy meals.
- Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Senate Ag Committee Chair Debbie Stabenow announced the launch of a new era in American conservation efforts with a focus on public-private partnership through the Regional Conservation Partnership Program.
Private companies, local communities and other non-government partners now have a way to invest in what are essentially clean water start-up operations.
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Long Island Music Lover's Expo will be held on November 21
The Long Island Music Lover's Expo will be held Sun., Nov. 21, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the American Legion, Broadway and Veterans Boulevard, Massapequa. Dealers from many states will carry a large selection of new and used, rare, collectible and common, reco9rds, CDs, tapes, 45s, 12 inch singles, DVDs, posters, t-shirts and memorabilia in all types of music.
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The brainchild of South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, this smash-hit Broadway musical has won high praise from US critics as well as an incredible nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical.
Two young Mormon missionaries are sent to a remote village in northern Uganda, where a brutal warlord is threatening the local population. Naïve and optimistic, the two missionaries try to share the Book of Mormon, one of their scriptures – which only one of them knows very well – but have trouble connecting with the locals, who are more worried about war, famine, poverty and AIDS than about religion.
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Offering an innovative twist on the 11,030-pound GVWR Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis, Canada-based Triple E Recreational Vehicles Ltd. has added a streetside slideout to the Class B Leisure Travel Van Free Spirit SS. The slideout in the 22-foot 9-inch Free Spirit SS is mounted behind the drivers' seat across from the screen-equipped sliding entry door and increases the living space while containing a fold-down memory-foam sofa-bed. A large storage compartment — big enough to hold two golf bags and other paraphernalia — is accessible through swingout rear doors. A 22-inch LED TV is mounted on a swing arm so that it can be viewed inside or out. Equipped with European-style curved wood cabinets, ultraleather furniture, Corian Private Collection countertops and wood-look vinyl flooring, Free Spirt SS gets an estimated 19-22 mpg. Base MSRP: $119,470.


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Valerie Schultz's essay on sex and the married life won second prize for best essay from the Catholic Press Association in 2002. "My marriage," she begins, "are not what saints are made of."
I concluded this after reading Pope John Paul II's homily on the occasion of the first-ever beatification of a married couple, Luigi and Maria Beltrame Quattrocchi. Maria and Luigi, an Italian couple who lived in early to mid-20th century, led holy lives. They attended daily Mass, prayed a nightly rosary and raised two priests, a consecrated lay woman and a nun. They devoted their lives to various Catholic organizations. Because the cause for canonization treated the two together, a single miracle attributed to their intercession cleared the way for beatification in October 2001. The prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints considered them together because of "their experience of sanctity, lived together so intimately." In other words, their marriage made it impossible to separate them.
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