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They're both from Alva, but that's where the similarities end for the two candidates battling for the District 5 seat on the Lee County Commission.
On one side is a lifelong Lee County native with years of political experience. On the other is a businessman who believes Lee County needs to become friendlier to business.
District 5 commissioner Frank Mann, a Republican, will take on Independence Party of Florida candidate Matt Miller on Nov. 6.
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Frank Mann
Frank Mann
Age: 71
Residence: Alva
Occupation: County Commissioner
Frank Mann has not only seen Lee County grow by leaps and bounds throughout his lifetime here, he has been part of that change.
It is for that reason that Mann, a former state Representative and Senator, wants to step in for another term.
"This is home and I want to take care of it. It's an exciting place to live and represent during this dynamic time," Mann said.
Mann has been a staunch opponent of using county reserves to balance the budget, saying that they won't last forever.
"As the recovery lingers and we continue to flat line on revenue, we're still $30 million upside down. I've continued to argue against using reserves. In two years, we'll run out," Mann said. "No one has been more outspoken about making more cuts than myself."
The commission has reduced the budget by more than $100 million, but Mann said the county needs to cut another $30 million, which it hasn't shown it wants to do.
"We haven't gone through every department with a fine-toothed comb for areas to cut," Mann said. "The alternative is to raise taxes and now is not the time."
Mann respects his opponent's desire to serve, but believes his own background gives him an edge.
"I'm pleased people are willing to serve, but my background gives me an edge in facing the challenges Lee County has," Mann said.
Matt Miller
Age: 42
Residence: Alva
Occupation: Businessman
You see cars with his political candidacy all over Lee County. More than 300 of them. Matt Miller is serious about taking over the seat in District 5.
Miller said he doesn't think everything the government does is wrong, but right now, it doesn't seem to be doing much right.
"I'm running on principles. I don't see a future the way the government spends money like drunken sailors," Miller said. "We have 139 sources of revenue in Lee County and they want more."
Miller, an Air Force veteran of Desert Storm who believes property taxes and impact fees are unconstitutional, said his big gripes are government spending and what he sees as a county that's unfriendly toward business, which is why he does it elsewhere.
"I could have spent $250,000 to work in Lee County or spend $250 and work in Hendry County. That's what happens when a city gets too greedy," Miller said. "The fat cats have tapped into our reserves. We should have been working on our debt instead of buying and spending."
Miller believes he's just a businessman who wants to serve his people, then get out, and not become a career politician.
"I'm not a salesman. I'm not a career politician who hasn't done anything but the same thing the past three years," Miller said. "I just want to be a servant."


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A little while back I remember posting a teaser photo of a dessert I was working on for Christmas – well this is it! It's a raspberry jelly with vanilla panna cotta. In my family we either don't like Christmas pud or at that age where it "sits on you" when you're trying to sleep at night. So I picked this as a light and fruity (but still calorific – don't fret!) alternative.
Using the gorgeous copper mould Mr CC bought me for Christmas last year I set about making the jelly. Here it is setting in the fridge:
The recipe needs to be started 2 days before serving as you must ensure you've left enough time for both layers to set. If you don't have that much time you could make exactly the same thing in individual moulds and these will set quicker.
It's by no means a cheap dessert – the raspberries are expensive and all that dairy for the panna cotta isn't exactly pennies but, for a celebration, it's worth it. If you consider the price of a good quality dessert from a top food retailer (such as M&S or Waitrose etc) it's comparable and you know exactly what's gone into yours – all good stuff! Plus, it's very rich so serves lots of people.
Homemade jelly is divine; it's soft and intensely fruity. It's also a lot less sweet than packet jelly so the fruit really shines through. One thing I would like to point out and I'm sure a science boffin can explain the answer, the liquid jelly mix tastes much sweeter than when it's set. First time I made this I panicked that it was going to be too sweet so don't worry if you think the same...it will all be fine!
The fruit in the pan looks glorious; an explosion of colour:
Simmer until it breaks down:
The key to a nice jelly texture is straining out all the fruit seeds. I used a metal sieve – what's gathering in the bowl is the basis of the jelly:
A piece of equipment I find particularly useful is a straining mushroom. It drives the juice through the sieve. It looks like a darning mushroom (does anyone still use those?) and, when I bought it, I didn't think I'd ever use it – it's so effective though, that I use it whenever I sieve fruit:
I love the crisp line where jelly meets panna cotta; it's important to let the jelly set fully before pouring over the panna cotta otherwise you won't get this crisp delineation.
Note – this is the basic quantity for the jelly – you can scale it up as required but allow extra setting time. For my giant mould I doubled up the quantities.
5 leaves gelatine
500g raspberries – fresh or frozen, plus an extra punnet to set in the jelly
150g caster sugar
400ml cold water
For the panna cotta recipe click here
Start by soaking the gelatine leaves in cold water until they are soft.
Place the raspberries, sugar and water in a saucepan and heat gently until the sugar has dissolved.
Simmer further and mash the raspberries with a spoon or – and I found this really productive – the masher you'd use to make mash potato.
Pass through a sieve and return the liquid to a clean pan.
Heat gently and then remove the pan from the heat.
Squeeze all the water from the gelatine and whisk into the raspberry juice – it will dissolve very quickly.
Leave the jelly to cool a little.
Pass through a sieve into your chosen mould – sieving again will strain out any seeds that passed through first time.
Drop the extra raspberries into the jelly.
Chill until set – I left overnight.
Now make the panna cotta - for the panna cotta method click here
Pour the panna cotta over the set jelly and press a sheet of clingfilm onto the panna cotta – this stops a skin forming.
Refrigerate overnight to ensure it has set.
To turn out of the mould, dip for 5-10 seconds in warm water then press a plate against the mould and flip. You will hear a release squelch when the jelly has freed itself.
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The state of Georgia has produced a number of quality American soccer players from World Cup veterans Clint Mathis and former Fire striker Josh Wolff, to World Cup hopeful and former Fire PDL midfielder Ricardo Clark all hail from the land of peaches and Coca Cola. Fire rookie Steven Kinney is just another addition to the list of Georgians in Major League Soccer.
A product of the northeastern Atlanta suburb of Norcross, Kinney was selected 45th overall by the Fire in January's MLS SuperDraft. Because he wasn't taken during the first round, the Elon University (North Carolina) alum sat in his apartment, hitting refresh on the league's Draft Tracker. Finally at number 45, Kinney found out he was Chicago-bound.
"I was elated when I found out it was the Fire," said Kinney. "A few of my friends sat around the computer with me, keeping me calm and when it finally came through it was quite a celebration. I was happy to be selected by a team with such a rich history."
While he's not the first player from Georgia to sign in MLS, he did set a precedent earlier this week as the first player from Elon to sign a Major League Soccer contract.
"It's an honor to be first," said Kinney. "After I was drafted, I knew I had to work hard to earn a spot on the team and I've tried to use every training session to improve and make a good impression on Carlos [de los Cobos] and his staff."
Kinney's effort hasn't gone unnoticed by Fire Technical Director Frank Klopas.
"We believe Steven has a very bright future ahead of him," said Klopas. "He has a lot of strength and athleticism and he came into camp with a lot of confidence for a rookie. Now he has the opportunity to develop into a great center back in this league – it's just the beginning for him."
An iron man of sorts, Kinney appeared in 77 matches during his four years with the Phoenix, featuring in all but one game during his collegiate career, while being named to the Southern Conference Best XI three years in a row. He also spent last summer with the Carolina Dynamo of the Premier Development League, where he lined up with fellow Fire draftee, midfielder Corben Bone.
Joining a professional team as a rookie is a challenge, having to deal with a coach's notions about every player, but Kinney and all four Fire rookies coming in have the benefit of a fresh start under the club's new head coach Carlos de los Cobos.
"I've really enjoyed the training sessions that we've done since I've been here. Carlos is a well respected coach and has a process to the way he runs his team and the players have all responded really well. I'd also say that working with Profe [Soccer Fitness Specialist Alvaro Briones] has helped my conditioning in a big way."
Kinney turned heads earlier in February after being inserted into the starting lineup in the club's friendly with the Arizona Sahauros. Playing with what most would consider a projected starting 11, Kinney partnered in central defense with veteran defender Wilman Conde, helping the team earn a shutout in the 1-0 victory.
"I've had a very good preseason and I'm looking forward to starting my first year in MLS. There's still a long way for me to go, but I'm happy with what I've done during the last few weeks and my goal now is to put everything I have into training with the hopes of making my debut with the first team soon."


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The impending presidency of Donald Trump is already helping his books sell.
Trump's breakthrough best-seller from the 1980s, "The Art of the Deal," and his campaign work "Great Again" were on Amazon.com's "Movers & Shakers" list Wednesday of books making the biggest jumps on the best-seller list.
"The Art of the Deal" soared from No. 1,107 to No. 24 and "Great Again" from 5,340 to 172.
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J.D. Vance's "Hillbilly Elegy" also was attracting strong interest after Trump's upset victory Tuesday over Hillary Rodham Clinton. Vance's memoir about his white working-class family in rural Ohio, a key part of Trump's winning coalition, was No. 2 as of midday Wednesday.
The jumps in book sales come hours after Trump defied the polling to win the presidential election.A New York real estate developer who lives in a sparkling Manhattan high-rise, Trump forged a connection with white, working class Americans who feel left behind in a changing economy and diversifying country.
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Sachin Tendulkar announced his retirement from one-day cricket yesterday, but wants to keep playing Tests for a rebuilding India team.
"I have decided to retire from the one-day format of the game," Tendulkar said in his announcement. "I feel blessed to have fulfilled the dream of being part of a World Cup-winning Indian team."
"The preparatory process to defend the World Cup in 2015 should begin early and in right earnest. I would like to wish the team all the very best for the future. I am eternally grateful to all my well-wishers for their unconditional support and love over the years," he said.
Tendulkar holds the world records for one-day international caps (463), runs (18,426) and centuries (49).
However, the 39-year-old has limited his one-day appearances in the last three years to prolong his Test career, and since India's World Cup triumph on home soil 20 months ago he's played in only 10 matches, all in February and March this year.
In his second-to-last one-dayer, against Bangladesh in the Asia Cup, he made 114 to become the first player to achieve 100 international centuries. He has not scored another century in either one-dayers or Tests, drawing growing calls as India have also struggled, for him to retire from international cricket altogether.
He made his announcement as national selectors were in the process of announcing the team for the limited-overs home series against Pakistan starting tomorrow, the first series between the neighbors in five years.
Former chief selector Krishnamachari Srikkanth said he was shocked at the timing of Tendulkar's retirement.
"Sachin's announcement has come as a big surprise," Srikkanth told the CNN-IBN channel. "I thought he would play in the one-day series against Pakistan."
Tendulkar, who is also the world record-holder in Tests for runs (15,643) and centuries (51), had been under pressure to step down in recent months owing to the retirements of Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman, as well as his own indifferent form since the World Cup.
He made his ODI debut for India at 16 in 1989, and was the first batsman to score a double century in one-dayers when he smashed 200 not out against South Africa at Gwalior in 2010, but was selective in playing one-day games after that.
The Mumbai batsman had the knack of being among the runs in big international tournaments like the World Cup, and his retirement brings an end to a golden generation of Indian cricketers in the one-day format that included former captain Sourav Ganguly, Dravid and Anil Kumble.
Tendulkar topped the run-scoring in two World Cups: 673 to ensure India made the final in 2003, and 523 when India made the semi-finals in 1996.
Last year he was the second top run-getter (482) behind Sri Lanka's Tillakaratne Dilshan (500), but winning the tournament more than made up for that.
His absence was felt in the 1999 World Cup when India failed to advance from the Super Eights, losing a crucial game to Zimbabwe when Tendulkar had to go home due to his father's death. Tendulkar returned to England and got a century against Kenya, but India could not reach the knockout stage.
"Winning the World Cup [in 2011] is the proudest moment of my life ... I couldn't control my tears of joy," Tendulkar said after the final at his home ground, the Wankhede Stadium, on April 2 last year.


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ROME — An Irish tabloid has published topless photos of Prince William's wife Kate that drew outrage in Britain when they appeared in a French magazine.
The Irish Daily Star ran the pictures Saturday over two inside pages.
Editor Mike O'Kane told the BBC the photos did not feature in the edition distributed in Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom.
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Cosmetics, May 2017, pages 1-14
ChemMedChem, August 2016, issue 16, pages 1850-1855
Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine, May 2016, issue 1, pages 175-178
Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, April 2016, supplemental, pages 63-71
Austin Journal of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, August 2014, pages 1-9
Biological Trace Element Research, August 2013, issue 2, pages 268-274
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, April 2013, pages 1–8
Dermato Endocrinology, July 2012, issue 3, pages 308–319
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. - Attorneys for an Army general charged with sexual assault said Tuesday that they have decided to try to renegotiate a plea bargain with a new set of military officials after the judge determined that the case may have been improperly influenced by political concerns.
Judge Col. James Pohl sent the jury of generals back to their duty stations around the world after defense lawyers for Brig. Gen Jeffrey A. Sinclair announced their decision. The two sides now enter negotiations to try to resolve the case. A new general with new legal advisers would have to be brought in to approve any new deal.
"There are other issues that have come up in this trial," Pohl told the jurors as he dismissed them. "Sometimes there are twists and turns you can't anticipate."
Pohl had declined to dismiss the charges outright on Monday. But he reviewed newly disclosed emails in Sinclair's case and said he found the appearance of "unlawful command influence" in Fort Bragg officials' decision to reject a plea bargain with the general in January.
The twist came with the Pentagon under heavy pressure from Congress and beyond to combat rape and other sex crimes in the military.
Under the military code of justice, the decision was supposed to be decided solely on the evidence, not its broader political implications.
But Pohl said the emails showed that the military officials who rejected the plea bargain had discussed a letter from the accuser's lawyer. The letter warned that allowing the general to avoid trial would "send the wrong signal."
Sinclair, 51 and the former deputy commander of the 82nd Airborne Division, is accused of twice forcing a female captain to perform oral sex on him in Afghanistan in 2011 during a three-year extramarital affair. He has admitted to the affair but denied assaulting the woman.
The defense has portrayed the woman as a liar who concocted the allegations after she saw emails between Sinclair and another woman.
Sinclair, believed to be the highest-ranking U.S. military officer court-martialed on sexual assault charges, appeared upbeat as he left the courthouse Tuesday morning, joking with the military police officers who guard the door.
Lead defense attorney Richard Scheff said Sinclair would not agree to plead guilty to any charges involving sexual assault or any charges that would result in his being required to register as a sex offender.
"He did not sexually assault anybody," Scheff said. "He did not threaten anybody. He's not maltreated anybody. We'd love to resolve the case. But if we can't, we look forward to our day in court and his vindication."
Even though the defense team appeared optimistic it could reach a deal, Scheff said it might still be weeks before the case is resolved.
Lt. Col. Robert Stelle, the lead prosecutor, declined to comment.
In December, Sinclair had offered to plead guilty to some of the lesser charges in exchange for the Army dropping the sexual assault charges, but he was turned down.
Sinclair's plea offer was discussed in emails among a high-ranking Washington-based Army lawyer, the prosecutors and the commanding general overseeing the case.
The judge said he doesn't think the whole case was tainted, just the decision on a plea agreement. The judge also criticized prosecutors for not giving defense lawyers the emails sooner: "The only reason we are in this conundrum is because of the government's late notice."
Last week, Sinclair pleaded guilty to three lesser charges involving adultery with the captain and improper relationships with two other female Army officers. Those charges could bring 15 years in prison. A trial then began on the remaining sexual assault charges, with a potential sentence of life in prison.
Now, with Tuesday's decision, the defense may ask Pohl to withdraw Sinclair's guilty plea in favor of whatever new deal can be hashed out with the Army.
Sinclair's accuser came out against a plea bargain on the sexual assault charges in a December letter sent by her attorney, Capt. Cassie L. Fowler. Fowler suggested that the proposal deal would "have an adverse effect on my client and the Army's fight against sexual assault."
"Acceptance of this plea would send the wrong signal to those senior commanders who would prey on their subordinates by using their rank and position, thereby ensuring there will be other victims like my client in the future," Fowler wrote.
Though prosecutors deny any consideration was given to Fowler's comments about the potential fallout, the emails turned over to the defense Saturday show they did discuss her assertions. One top military lawyer at Fort Bragg quoted her letter and said he found Fowler "very preachy."
It was Lt. Gen. James Anderson, as commander of Fort Bragg, who made the final decision on whether to accept Sinclair's plea offer.
Testifying from Afghanistan by telephone, Anderson said Monday that he didn't thoroughly read Fowler's letter. The only thing he weighed in rejecting the deal was that the accuser wanted her day in court, he said.
But Anderson's testimony appeared to be contradicted by a Dec. 20 email he sent to a military lawyer. "I have read the letter and made my decision," Anderson wrote.
Fowler said Monday that the courtroom maneuvering over her letter was "nothing more than an attempt to take the focus off the general's gross misconduct."
With the jury of generals sent back to their duty stations, it would be unlikely for the trial to resume quickly if a plea deal is not reached.


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BERLIN- Stephen Decatur's vastly improved boys' varsity basketball team got off to a fast start this week, thrashing Colonel Richardson, 78-30, in the season opener last Friday before hanging on for a tight 44-43 win over James M. Bennett on Monday to start the season 2-0.
The Seahawks, who finished a rather dismal 7-18 last year, should be much better this season with some key returning players and a handful of transfers from other area schools. Starters Tre Foreman and Tom Lubeski return from last year's team along with a few others players, but the biggest impact on the roster this season could come from some key players who transferred to Decatur this year.
For example, Montre Andrews transferred to Decatur from Indian River in Delaware, while Cedric Johnson came back to area after playing at St. John's Prep in Frederick, Md. last year. Johnson was part of Snow Hill's state championship team two years ago before moving from the area. In addition, Dre Smith, another former Snow Hill Eagle, is now playing for Decatur, while guard Mark Engle has joined the Seahawk roster after playing for Delmarva Christian last year.
Already, the influx of new talent along with the key group of returning players is paying dividends for the Seahawks. In the season opener, Decatur routed Colonel Richardson, 78-30, behind a team-high 12 points from Andrews. Kevin Henry added 11 and Engle pitched in nine for Decatur.
On Monday, the Seahawks followed up the opening night win with a narrow 44-43 victory over Bayside South rival James M. Bennett. Decatur jumped all over Bennett early, building an early lead and withstanding a late charge by the Clippers. Decatur led by as many as 12 points in the third quarter, but Bennett scratched and clawed its way back into the contest. Andrews led all Decatur scorers, tossing in 14 points including eight in the third quarter alone.


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After sending out our Fabric of the Week announcement email about midday today, we received the following note from Yasmine Surovec, the very talented designer behind the APrintADay blog:
Hi Stephen & Kim!
I just wanted to let you know that your latest Spoonflower winner used my prints without my permission. It is based off this: http://aprintaday.blogspot.
com/2008/08/mountain-preserve. html
The printed fabric:
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my artwork for download is for personal enjoyment only so sales are not
allowed unless a commercial license is purchased. Do you mind letting
the winner know as well? I'm sure this was done without your knowledge
so I just wanted to give you a head's up 🙂
Thanks for understanding!
Yasmine's note is characteristically kind, gentle and understanding, but the problem it brings to our attention is a serious issue. Uploading someone else's design to your own account on Spoonflower without explicit permission to do so is a violation of our Terms of Service. Apart from the legal issues that go into the operating agreement of a web site such as ours, there is another element — a bit harder to put into words — that is just as important. Let's call it the spirit of community. On Spoonflower — as on many other web sites you probably use in your daily life — we have the opportunity to share the things we create with one another. Sharing is not required, it's optional. It's also a privilege. Taking other people's work and representing it as your own is, obviously, a violation of the spirit of our community as well as of our terms of service. It's disappointing. I'm very, very sorry we didn't catch this issue before today, and also very grateful to Yasmine for taking it in stride.
A few more notes on this before I send another email to the entire community (sorry mail servers!) explaining the error.
* This design was not copied from Spoonflower itself. The thumbnails of public designs visible on our site are not large enough to print from and get a good result. Yasmine is generous enough to make her designs available for download on her own site, which is how this person got the design and uploaded it to Spoonflower – representing it as her own work.
* We are awarding our contest prize this week — five yards of free fabric — to Yasmine. The other person's account has been suspended.
* Spoonflower is all about sharing, but it's also about respecting copyright and the creative work of others. We try to make that clear. While we can't monitor every design that is uploaded to our site, we have zero tolerance for copying when it is brought to our attention.
If anyone has any questions or comments, the best forum for them is probably in the comment thread for this post.


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Round luminaire canopy made of aluminium. Cylindrical luminaire enclosure made of PMMA, satin look in the upper part. Pole support made of aluminium for suspended version. Light colour: 3000K/4000K. Protection rating I or II.
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Wind catching surface 0,17 m²
IK-Code IK06
Ingress protection IP65
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Luminaire AVILA – Suspended
Cylindrical luminaire, height approximately 685 mm. Housing made of aluminium. Suitable for wall- and bracket mounting. Suspension of the luminaire suitable for bracket mounting ø 51 mm. Luminaire cap made of die-cast aluminum, min. wall thickness 3 mm. Glass retaining ring made of die-cast aluminum AlSi12. Cylindrical luminaire glass, ø 300 mm, made of impact-resistant PMMA, minimum wall thickness 4 mm, partially satinized (approximately 120 mm). Overhead lighting unit with exchangeable LED module. Electric can be rotated in 90° steps by 360°. Pre-wired with 7000 mm. Weight 10,5 kg. Particularly easy to maintain through maintenance concept: Luminaire housing to open with just one tool. Removal and access to the complete electrical unit from above. Screws and connecting parts made of stainless steel.
Ingress protection IP65. IK-code 06. Wind catching surface 0,17 m². ULOR 1,9%.
Colour: Coating DB 703 or all RAL (classic-unicolour), Hess-DB and Glimmer Hess colours. RAL Pearl-Metallic on request. Corrosiveness category C3 long (high) - DIN EN ISO 12944-5.
Equipment: LED-module and EB, dimmable. Exchangeable, rectangular aluminium core printed circuit boards for optimal thermal management with high-power LEDs mounted in grid-like manner and fastened via 2 screws and holders per board. Luminaire intended for operation with constant AC 220-240V according to DIN IEC 38, 50/60 Hz. Surge protection 10kV (1 pulse), 8kV in protection rating I and II. Optics made from PMMA ensure a homogeneous light distribution. Lighting according to DIN EN 13201 is possible dependent on light planning and existing pole spacings. Integrated, electronically controlled temperature monitoring.
L80 B10 / 100.000h - TA -40°C - <= 25°C
L70 B10 / 50.000h - TA >25 - <=50°C
Dimming optionally as follows:
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Guest artist David Burgess will perform Brazilian solo guitar music on Tuesday, March 8, at 7:30 p.m. at the Hope College Knickerbocker Theatre in downtown Holland.
The "New York Times" has described Burgess as "technically in control and interpretively most persuasive."
First-prize winner in the Andrés Segovia Fellowship Competition in New York City, Burgess has also won top honors in the Ponce International Competition in Mexico City, the Guitar '81 Competition in Toronto and the 31st International Music Competition in Munich.
The program will include music by Brazilian guitarists Garoto (1915-55), who performed throughout the world with Carmen Mirance, and became a favorite performer of Duke Ellington and Art Tatem; Raphael Rabello (1962-95); Yamandu Coasta (b. 1980); and Carlos Jobim (1927-94).
Burgess began studying guitar at the Estudio de Arte Guitarrístico in Mexico City with the renowned Argentine guitarist Manuel López Ramos. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in music at the University of Washington, and later earned a Diploma di Merito, while on full scholarship at the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena, Italy, where he studied with Oscar Ghiglia. From 1984 to 1987, he periodically received classes from the great Spanish maestro, Andrés Segovia.
Burgess' international appearances as soloist and chamber musician have taken him to concert halls throughout North and South America, Europe and the Far East. Through his extensive travels in both Spain and Latin America, Burgess has explored traditional guitar styles, along with many popular and folkloric types of music. Highlights of recent seasons include several concert tours of Europe; repeated recitals in New York, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Boston, Seattle, Los Angeles, Denver, Phoenix and Nashville; and numerous appearances as an orchestral soloist, including featured performances with the Philharmonia Virtuosi of New York, and the American Chamber Orchestra at the Kennedy Center.
A former guitar instructor at the University of Washington, and the Cornish Institute of the Arts, Burgess currently resides in New York City, where he has performed at Town Hall, Carnegie Recital Hall and LincolnCenter. He has recorded for Musical Heritage Society, Tritone, Athena and Camerata Records, and has also recorded Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez with the Philharmonia Virtuosi on the CBS Masterworks label.
Individual tickets for the performance are $10 for regular admission, $7 for senior citizens, and $5 for children 18 and under, and are available at the ticket office in the main lobby of the DeVos Fieldhouse. The ticket office is open weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and may be called at (616) 395-7890.
The DeVos Fieldhouse is located at 222 Fairbanks Ave., between Ninth and 11th streets. The Knickerbocker Theatre is located at 86 E. Eighth St.


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Q: I'm a pretty healthy person in my 50s, so I never paid much attention to the health benefits that I have from my employer. In the last year, though, I have developed a number of conditions such as heel spurs and back pain, and I seem to be developing food allergies as well.
We used to be covered for massages, but now I am told that is no longer the case.
I also thought I was covered for custom orthotic inserts recommended by my physio, but my claim has been refused.
I called the insurer and apparently I now have to get additional documentation from the orthotics company - why is this so complicated and where can I go to get help?
A: Welcome to the wonderful world of supplementary health insurance - the list of covered expenses is long and promising when you first read your employee benefits booklet, but when you go to collect any significant or unusual expense, the story can change dramatically.
The rule of thumb for large and unusual medical procedures is to call your employer's insurance company or consult the plan's website before you incur the expense.
You should be able to get an estimate from your insurer as to what services, medication and/or equipment they are prepared to pay and what documents you need to have (i.e. doctor's prescription and/or assessments) as back up.
If you cannot claim reimbursement of a medical expense, you should at least check if you can deduct the expense on your tax return with the Canada Revenue Agency and/or Revenue Quebec.
But I understand that it is not always obvious what procedures need to be "preapproved," so to speak, by your insurer or the tax department. This is particularly true when you are in the process of being treated by a health professional in whom you have placed your trust and you assume that the expenses incurred are within the norms of medical practice.
Most plans are designed to cover reasonable and customary health expenses. In a way, supplemental health insurers act as barometers of public health, albeit with a financial self-interest, due to the large number of medical claims that cross their desks.
On one hand, insurance companies are like quality control inspectors because they are in a position to verify and set conditions on the nature of health services offered to the public by using their ability to deny claims that do not comply with industry standards.
On the other hand, insurance companies have an interest in limiting payments for popular services, such as massages, deemed nonessential to one's health.
As a social worker who has practised in hospital and clinical settings, I would like to see health practitioners and their support staff be more proactive in alerting patients to the financial implications of their treatments and what the patient needs to complete an insurance claim or tax deduction. Why not automatically provide patients with the forms and documents that insurers and/or the tax authorities require and include a reminder to check in with one's insurer, or the Canada Revenue Agency, before making a final decision regarding a treatment?
I am always encouraging my private clients to read up on their employee benefits in order to take full advantage of services they are entitled to. You may be able to consult a dietitian regarding managing your food allergies for example. But do call your insurer to check your coverage if cost is a concern to you. It would be frustrating that just when you finally use a particular benefit, it would be denied you.


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SWINDON artist David Bent is feeling on top of the world after a stunning poster he created to advertise this year's Royal International Air Tattoo at Fairford was launched at Everest base camp.
One of the world's most acclaimed aviation artists, David, 63, who works from his Old Town home studio, designs the official posters for the air tattoo every year.
However, 2014 is particularly special as the event's regular show stoppers, the RAF's famed Red Arrows aerobatic display team, are celebrating their 50th anniversary.
With David's new poster tucked away in her rucksack, the tattoo's deputy director marketing , Helen Webb, made it to the base camp of the world's highest mountain. There at 5,367 metres above sea level, with snowy peak of Everest looming overhead, she proudly revealed David's new painting which, as ever, features the Arrows in action Helen said: "Organising the air tattoo is a bit like scaling a large mountain. "It's hard work, exhilarating and has its occasional setbacks.
"But in the end, once you reach the top, there's a huge sense of achievement."
She visited Everest as part of an expedition mentoring Air Cadet Junior Leaders selected to receive a bursary from the John Thornton Young Achievers Foundation which supports young people in a wide range of activities.
Helen went on: "In a year which sees the air tattoo stage official celebrations marking the Red Arrows' 50th display season, who better to design the airshow artwork than David. "His unique and eye-catching images of the team enable us to reflect the undoubted stars of next summer's airshow across a wide range of media." David has been producing breathtaking images of the Red Arrows since the air display team invited him to become their Artist in Residence in 2007 after being impressed by his work. Helen said: "David continues to have a great relationship with the team and has created a number of artworks based on their iconic aerobatic displays." Having climbed in the Himalayas himself, David sent his congratulations to Helen and the Air Cadets.
He said: "I'm delighted that the artwork was launched in such a brilliant location. It's always a great privilege to collaborate with both the Red Arrows and the Royal International Air Tattoo, which is the world's greatest airshow."
Andrew Morton, PR Manager for The Red Arrows, based at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire said: "With wonderful use of colour, expert detail and creativity, David Bent's work reflects the precision and engineering excellence of the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team."
The Red Arrows began life at RAF Fairford in March 1965, performing their first display at nearby Little Rissington later that year. Since then, they have performed more than 4,500 displays in 54 different countries.
To join the celebrations, book your Super Earlybird tickets now (available until January 31, 2014) at airtattoo.com. Under 16s go free.


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When I was growing up, my friend Tony and I used to sneak around his neighborhood at night, light entire packs of Black Cats, stuff them into mailboxes, and then run away. It was AWESOME. One time, someone shined a flashlight on us and I believed with all of my heart that it was a SWAT team coming to shoot us down. When we managed to get away, I felt like I had just robbed a bank. When I get really old, I'm gonna get shitfaced and commit more acts of random, horrible vandalism. I don't think I've ever been more excited in my life, not even when touching a boob.
So, with that in mind, here are the greatest cheap fireworks to set off for your Fourth of July shindig...
1. M80/Cherry Bomb (both now banned)
2. Bottle Rocket
3. Black Cat (entire pack lit at once)
4. Spinner
5. Roman Candle
6. Fountain
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Norman H. Hausch
Norman H. Hausch, age 84 of Franklin Township, passed away Monday, January 28, 2013, at Robinson Memorial Hospital. He was born December 4, 1928, in Ravenna, Ohio, a son of the late William and Edna (Hill) Hausch. Norm was a proud veteran of the US Army serving in the Korean War. He retired from the Kent State University Printing Department and later worked at ACME. Norm was a member of the Tallmadge United Methodist Church.
Norm was devoted to his family. He loved to dance with his wife, Margie. They were members of the Cuyahoga Valley Cloggers and 37 year members of the Western Whirlers Square Dance Club in Tallmadge. He also enjoyed camping, photography, and woodworking, pretty much anything that allowed him to work with his hands.
Norm is survived by his children: Cindy (Jim) Collins of Ravenna and Dan Hausch of Franklin Twp.; grandchildren: Chris (Becky) Collins, Jason Collins, Greg (fianc Stephanie) Collins, Michael Hausch, Ryan Hausch; great-grandchildren: Andrew, Toryn, Nathan, Blake, and Mackenzie; sisters: Irene (John) Machisko and Carol (Jerry) Joiner; sister-in-law: Donna McMann; his former daughter-in-law: Penny Hausch; as well as many loving nieces and nephews.
Norm was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Margie Hausch, on August 15, 2011. He was also preceded by his father, William Hausch, mother, Edna Ridenour, step-father, Robert Ridenour, and brother-in-law, Richard McMann.
Friends will be received Friday, February 1, 2013, from 5:00-8:00 PM at the Wood-Kortright-Borkoski Funeral Home, 703 E. Main St., Ravenna, where funeral services will be officiated by Reverend Dr. Barry C. French on Saturday at 11:00 AM. Interment will follow at Grandview Memorial Park in Ravenna with military honors.
Condolences and memories may be shared at www.wood-kortright-borkoski.com. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Kidney Foundation.
(Wood-Kortright-Borkoski 330-296-6436, RC 1-30, 31-13)


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Aybar calls first All-Star selection 'great honor'
ARLINGTON -- Erick Aybar has a Rawlings Gold Glove, played for three consecutive Angels playoff clubs and starred for the Dominican Republic's 2013 World Baseball Classic champions.
Now the versatile shortstop is an American League All-Star for the first time -- complete with an ovation from his Angels teammates in the visitors' clubhouse at Globe Life Park on Thursday.
"It's a great honor," Aybar said, having learned of his selection by Boston manager John Farrell. "My kids [ages 6 and 7] can see me play in the game. I love that."
Aybar, selected to replace injured outfielder Alex Gordon of the Royals, and Alexei Ramirez of the White Sox will back up starting shortstop Derek Jeter. The Yankees' captain was selected by the fans to start the Midsummer Classic in his final season. Ramirez was chosen by the players.
"Everybody's happy about Erick," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "Our team's really happy for him. We felt from the beginning he should be an All-Star. I don't think there's any question he's All-Star-worthy.
"There aren't many guys who can do all the things Erick can do. I think he's one of the top three shortstops in baseball."
Aybar's the first Angels shortstop to make the All-Star team since Gary DiSarcina in 1995. Aybar's 45 RBIs entering Thursday led all AL shortstops. He joins Ervin Santana, Vladimir Guerrero and Bartolo Colon as the Dominican Republic-born Angels players to make All-Star teams. He speaks with Guerrero, his early role model, frequently and said he'd be calling him soon.
Asked if this is the best of his nine seasons, Aybar said, "I don't know. I come here every day to learn more. Albert [Pujols] helps me a lot. He talks to me every day."
Aybar has been using one of Pujols' bats this season. It's an ounce heavier than his old ones.
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There is a new Intel Core 2 Duo chipset on the block that is vying for a position in the mainstream entry-level desktop scene and that is the SiS672FX. This is actually a very interesting turn of events since SiS' previous SIS671FX based boards has only entered the market in recent times. Showcased in all major trade shows this year such as CeBIT and Computex, it came to our attention that the new SIS672FX is really just a minor update to the SIS671FX featuring a refreshed Mirage 3 IGP engine dubbed the Mirage 3+, which is now certified for Vista Premium Edition (the SiS671FX was only certified up to Vista Basic).
The actual specifications of the SiS672FX chipset is pretty straightforward, sharing almost all the characteristics of its predecessor, the SiS671FX except for the enhanced graphics engine. The chipset is made up of two parts, the SiS672FX Northbridge and SiS968 Southbridge. The Northbridge is an advanced core logic chipset that fully supports dual and quad-core processors on Intel's LGA775 platform including the Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad. However, according to SiS, the chipset only supports a system bus up to FSB 1066MHz, which may rule out official support for Intel's new FSB 1333MHz processors.
The SiS968 Southbridge is also one of SiS' newer Southbridges that was launched at the beginning of the year. It features two PCIe x1 lanes, two SATA 3.0Gbps ports with RAID and AHCI capabilities, one IDE port, eight USB 2.0 ports, Gigabit LAN and HD Audio. The Northbridge and Southbridge is connected via SiS' proprietary MuTIOL 1G interface.
As mentioned, the SiS672FX will feature a slightly enhanced Mirage 3+ IGP engine. The Mirage 3+ is a DirectX 9.0 / OpenGL 1.5 part supporting Pixel Shader 2.0 only with no Vertex Shaders as yet. It can be configured for up to 256MB shared memory, and while not particularly improved over the Mirage 3, it is capable enough to support Vista's Aero interface. According to SiS engineers, the gist of the improvements in the Mirage 3+ engine is that the graphics core runs at a faster clock rate than its predecessor and now qualifies for Vista Premium Edition certification. The Mirage 3+ may not be as advanced as either NVIDIA or ATI or Intel's IGP offerings, but it does include SiS Real Video technology with notable features such as motion adaptive de-interlacing, noise reduction and 3:2/2:2 pull-down detection.
Its memory controller on the other hand is underwhelming, especially considering today's standards and the fact that the SiS672FX is an IGP chipset. When SiS announced the SiS672FX, we had initially thought that the memory controller would see an upgrade as well, but the SiS672FX still supports single-channel memory configurations with only two slots supporting a maximum 4GB memory capacity. Officially, the chipset supports up to DDR2-667, but we've tested it to work well with DDR2-800. Now, if we follow the official configuration, a single-channel DDR2-667 setup will only give you a measly 5.4GB/s memory bandwidth. Using DDR2-800 will give you 6.4GB/s, hardly enough to even support the 8.5GB/s CPU bandwidth (of the current 1066MHz FSB Intel processors), let alone having to share with onboard graphics.
The main feature of the SiS672FX is its advanced power management features and low operational TDP. The chipset supports throttling of the graphics core in 2D mode to save power and reduce heat and to prove a point, the reference motherboard from SiS works without any form of cooling on the chipset.
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Directed by Cho Sung-kyu (조성규)
Screenplay by Cho Sung-kyu (조성규)95min | Release date in South Korea : 2012/06/21
An actress, Yoon-so has been banned from dating because of a scandal. It's a love story that she falls in love with a poor musician, Neung-ryong who's been single for a long time. The indie-musicians Lee Neung-ryong and Lee Sang-soon's performances and acts will make your heart flutter.
The Heaven is Open to the Single! is a film that is like delicate fragrance of flower wafted through the spring breeze. Starring with well-known indie musicians active in Hongik University area such as Lee Neung-ryong of Sisters Barbershop, Lee Sang-soon of Roller coaster & Verandah Project, a singer-song writer Lim Joo-yeon, Jeong Jung-yeop of Jang Ki Ha and the Faces, and Lingu of Mongoose, this sensuous movie embodies the love story of young people who love music and art into sweet melody of jazz and guitar and mellow lyrics. With an actual live performance included as a movie scene, listening to the music infused into the entire film is enough to feel happy. Famous actress Choi Yoon-so got dumped by a comedian who is far from being special. People dont understand why Yoon-so begs for his love while not showing any interest in handsome actors who like her. But she has her own values and standards with which she judges people. A new person came into her sight: a talented indie musician Neung-ryong. In the public eye, Neung-ryong is also someone who will be unwelcomed by matchmaking services. However, he is a man of talent, tenacity and perseverance who does what he likes and lives happily without being swayed by what others say about him. Maybe thats what captivated Yoon-so. The title of the movie, which seems somehow influenced by the reality, is a cheer for love, which comes unexpectedly like a small miracle. The movie captures fluttering emotions between young men and women in an interesting way with hand-held shots shaking in a subtle way and close up shots capturing the characters facial expressions. Forgetting tough reality and feeling happy for a second - wouldnt that be a present that films can give! (Maeng Soo-jin)
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By Julie van der Poel [1] May 12, 2014 0 [2]
Outcomes Valuation
Trying to figure out the value of a postsecondary program is one of the toughest things I've ever done. Before I invest in a program, I want to know its track record. I want outcomes, documented in neat and tidy columns. But of course no one will guarantee outcomes, will they? After all, every student is unique, so it may be asking too much to expect unified outcomes for all. When I consider the outcomes I want for Cameron, I find myself wondering how those outcomes might be measured at the conclusion of programming. How do you measure the value of learning to live outside the protective cover of a mother bird's wing? Will the experience enable Cameron to earn more income as he finds permanent employment? Is there a way to measure projected earning potential before completing a program versus after completion? Even if there are "employment" statistics on a program, what is the definition of "employment"? Would Cameron's eight hours per week of earning minimum wage earn him a check in the "employed" box?
I have resigned myself to the fact that I'm going to have to rely on mother's instinct when it comes to assessing the value of a program. My instincts tell me that Cameron will be a success story wherever he winds up this fall. When Cameron exits the postsecondary phase of his education, I'd say it's a safe bet that the program will view Cameron as an asset in their "look what our students are doing now" marketing data. But will the feeling be mutual? Will it be worth it in the end? If Cameron is better prepared to live on his own—even if he can't financially swing it—I'd call it a success. If Cameron can find full-time employment and quickly earn more than minimum wage, I'd call it a success. If I were to look for a program that had data supporting that level of outcome for the majority of their students, I don't think I'd be successful in my search. Outcomes don't really matter except when they are the outcomes for Cameron. Unfortunately, outcomes can't be measured until the "end," and Santa has not delivered that crystal ball [3] I keep asking for year after year. So we're back to mother's instinct being the best judge of value.
It feels odd to suddenly relinquish my grip on the "Show me the outcomes!" banner I've been waving for so many years. I'm not giving up on outcomes all together. I just realize that expectations will change for each individual. Even if there were verifiable outcomes available for every program out there, there's no guarantee that the outcome will be success for everyone. It would be nice if that were the case, but it would also be nice if Santa would finally leave me that crystal ball. I guess a mother's instinct coupled with a program run by qualified, caring individuals is the next best thing.


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Magnets Grip Where Cups Can't
"We've got hundreds of end effectors here," says Tower tool and die supervisor Sean Klosowski. "We design the end effector based on the shape of the part, combining pneumatic suction cups with magnets."
Allowing Tower's press-setup crews to easily customize end effectors is the firm's recent switch to retrofittable low-profile magnets (3-in.-dia. Transporter TPLP30's, from Industrial Magnetics, Boyne City, MI) that thread onto the typical 3⁄8-in. NPT vacuum-cup tooling. "The magnets are nice and small and are perfect for gripping parts with really complex shapes with deep contours," says Klosowski, "such as shock towers. The magnets don't require a flat surface to grab onto, and of course holes in the part don't affect the grip.
"Also, we'll have situations where the amount of available press stroke can prohibit suction-cup access to parts resting in the die," Klosowski continues, "and here again is where the low-profile magnets prove perfect. Some of our presses have 24 in. of stroke, and for some parts that's not enough to get in with a suction cup and lift the part off of the bottom die."
Efficient, in More s than One
TPLP30 magnets are three-piece devices with an aluminum cup on the outside of a piston that cycles up and down internally. On the bottom of the piston is the magnetic circuit. The magnet is on all of the time, and when standard shop air at 45 to 90 PSI is applied, the magnet moves up and a from the part, dropping it. Then, when air is bled off of the line the magnet moves back to the on or down position.
"When compared to a standard vacuum cup, the magnets will pick up and release parts more quickly," offers Industrial Magnetics regional sales manager Bob Washburn, "and use a fraction of the air that a vacuum cup uses.
"Also, cycle time through a tandem line can be reduced," continues Washburn, since with magnets parts literally jump up to the magnet. There's no delay or slowdown needed to wait for the robot to settle down onto the part, wait for the air to turn on and create the suction and grab the part."
Each tandem line comprises six or seven presses, ranging from 600- to 2000-ton capacity and 180-in. bed size."With that many presses, replacing cups with magnets can really create a significant amount of savings related to supplying compressed air to the end effectors," says Washburn. "Companies can typically run fewer or smaller compressors, reduce energy consumption and reduce the maintenance required on their compressors."
Better Blank Fanning
In addition to using magnets for part transfer, the Tower
"Our operators may be required to set up several fanners at a time," says Klosowski, "and compared to being required to lug around 50-lb. magnets rather than the (less than 20-lb.) Sheet Seekers, their jobs have gotten much less strenuous. And safer—have you ever gotten your fingers stuck between a 50- or 60-lb. rare-earth magnet and a stack of steel sheets?" he asks hypothetically (reminding me of why I write about metalforming practices and procedures, rather than actually do the work myself).
"The fanners separate the sheets very reliably, top to bottom," adds Klosowski, "creating a nice peeling motion starting at the edges." MF
See also: Industrial Magnetics, Inc.
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Nene Leakes is coming out swinging after a report by the MediaTakeOut website reported her as being pregnant.
Not only did the site state the Real Housewives of Atlanta star was pregnant, but it also stated Nene was uncertain of who the father of her unborn child was. ""NeNe suspects that it's her husband's child, but she's been with that man [NFL BALLER CHALES GRANT] too," claimed the report.
Well Nene, 42, took to her twitter page to set the record straight. "PREGNANT? I've said it b4 & I'll say it AGAIN…I WON'T B HAVIN A CHILD WIT NO MAN! SHOP IS CLOSED! WRONG HOUSEWIFE," tweeted Nene before adding, "Did they say Charles? They love saying his name! Problem is we never had sex! For 14 years it's been all about Greg Leakes!"
The story is even more scandalous due to the fact that several media outlets including Radar Online have confirmed Nene's 20-year-old son Bryson Bryant is expecting a baby with his girlfriend.
NFL player Charles Grant, who has been leaked to Nene for the past year, also called into an Atlanta radio station and stated the following –
"It's not true. I don't know the young lady in that fashion. All I know is that she does a show that's very popular. For the last year-and-a-half, two years, I've wondered why my name has been coming up with this young lady every time something happens, but if you really know me, you know it ain't that type of party.I don't know nothing about the lady besides her name and seeing her out and about a couple of times. We don't even know each other like that."
And finally, Nene's husband Gregg Leakes made an appearance on Atlanta station 92Q to talk about his relationship with her. "It's a TV show, it's designed for ratings. Unfortunately, in our case, my wife and I are going through a storm. We elected to tell people we are going through a real storm… None of that is made up, it's real," said Gregg about their marital problems.
"I don't know where our situation will go but I am confident that we both know how to be good parents. I am confident that we will always remain friends. I don't know where we'll end up. We're good. We're okay with it," said Gregg on the future of his marriage. The full interview is below –


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Bystronic Earns Product-Innovation Award
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For its ByVention laser-beam-cutting machine, Bystronic, Hauppauge, NY, earned the 2007 Award for Product Innovation of the Year in the European laser-cutting market, presented by Frost & Sullivan. Frost & Sullivan's research analyst noted that the system's integrated laser source and precise motion-control unit, along with the shorter beam length and single, universal cutting head, help the machine achieve high accuracy in cutting operations.
See also: Bystronic Inc.
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This weekend, I'll be speaking to Minnesota Atheists at the Roseville Library, 2180 Hamline Avenue North, Roseville, on September 15th from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Don't worry, I won't babble on for 3 hours (although I probably could), there will be other organizational stuff going on.
In October, it's time for the gaudy, garish, spectacularly weird Paradigm Symposium, which has just released their schedule of speakers.
I'm talking at 5:45pm on Friday, 18 October. I was disappointed to see that the schedule just lists names; I'd like to know what people are talking about. All I know is the guy before me wrote a book about the Mysteries of the Pyramids, and the guy after me wrote a book about A New Vision of Reality Merging Science, the Spiritual and the Supernatural. I can tell you my title, at least: "An analysis of the evidence for extraterrestrial intervention".
Nice, neutral wording right? I will have a few words to say about pyramids and spirituality, so I'll fit right in. It should be fun.
I also notice that of 20 listed speakers, one is a woman. That's 5%. Not very equal, now is it? And now I'm torn: would I really be doing women a favor by insisting that more of them be given a voice at this event? I've written to Scotty Roberts mentioning this uncomfortable fact already.


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They're actually Giant White Mice, though that still means about the size of your thumb and white chocolate flavoured.
One of our best sellers in the shop, they've got the 'more' factor...
Sugar; Palm Oil; Whey Powder (from Cows' MILK); WHEAT Flour (with added Calcium; Iron; Niacin; Thiamin)*; Emulsifier (SOYA Lecithin); Natural Flavourings.
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The second best seller of pick 'n mix in our shop, topped only by our Haribo Giant Strawberries
These little blue and pink morsels are packed with a powerful punch of bubblegum with a sour sugary coating
A must have for any well rounded pick 'n mix bag
Glucose Syrup; Sugar; Gelatine; acids E296; E330; Sodium hydrogen carbonate; Flavouring; Colours; E120; E133; E171.
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Amazingly chewy and sweet Baby Dolphins!
These Pick 'n Mix sweets have the most amazing smell!
Turquoise blue and white jelly vanilla flavoured dolphins, a little bit like cream soda drink flavoured...
These Baby Dolphins are tiny (about the size of a broad bean) but they pack a tasty punch
glucose syrup; sugar; beef and pork gelatine; humectants: sorbitols; corn starch; acid: citric acid; flavourings; vegetable oils (coconut; palm kernel); glazing agents: carnauba wax; beeswax; colours: E133; E171
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The Haribo Giant Strawberry, or Strawbs. A great online pick 'n' mix seller and the most popular sweet in our shop by far. Hands Down.
So rumour has it they take a strawberry and flatten it and add some sugar...
A hard red and green gummy strawberry with natural colours and flavours
Glucose Syrup; Sugar; Starch; Citric Acid; Flavourings; Fruit and Plant Concentrates (Apple; Aronia; Blackcurrant; Elderberry; Grape; Kiwi; Nettle; Spinach); Glazing Agents (Beeswax; Carnauba Wax); Invert Sugar Syrup; Fruit Extract (Carob).
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Brown and clear cola bottles with a sour sugary coating
Gummy texture more than jelly
Sugar; glucose syrup; wheat starch; modified maize starch; acids: E260; E270; E296; modified potato starch; barley malt extract; flavouring
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In association with the Mangroves for the Future initiative and Karunaratne and Sons, IUCN Sri Lanka hosted a special exposition of 20 rarely seen images of Sri Lanka's marine wonders, photographed by Arjan Rajasooriya, Naren Gunasekeara, Nishan Perera and Riaz Cader. This exhibition was held at the Casa Serena Gallery in Colombo. Visitors were enriched with tales from our marine realm, by the photographers themselves.
The seas around us, the coasts and their associated biodiversity, are among nature's marvellous gifts to humankind. Since time immemorial, they have enchanted us with their spectacular beauty, provided us with nourishment, protected us from the elements and given us immense pleasure.
Yet these marine and coastal environments have been assaulted, over the last few decades, by a range of human-induced impacts. Many of these marine and coastal species as well as their habitats face high levels of threat and are even at the risk of disappearing altogether. Sri Lanka, as an island nation with a coastline of 1,585 kilometres, is home to a rich and diverse marine life. Little is known about the vast array of species that inhabit our waters, or about the marine habitats that these species inhabit.
Featured also was a 2013 desk calendar titled the Marine Wonders of Sri Lanka. Through this calendar, it is aimed to create a better understanding and awareness on the importance, and threats facing a selection of Sri Lanka's marine species. Improving our knowledge about these species is an initial and crucial step in their survival and conservation. The calendar contains 12 stunning pictures of Sri Lanka's seascapes and marine biodiversity.
The Calendar priced nominally at Rs 500/- a piece has the added feature of enabling the use of pictures as post cards. All proceeds of the calendar sales will be utilized for learning and conserving, to sustain Sri Lanka's dwindling marine heritage.


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Antec Kuhler 1250 Overview & Unboxing
Antec Kuhler 1250 Overview & Unboxing
Published: 25th January 2014 | Source: RushKit |
All in one watercooling units have become incredibly popular. The earlier low end models required a budget higher than that of the highest end air coolers, and due to the problems they had at the start, people were incredibly skeptical about swapping out their beloved heatsinks for a new option containing water. Now however, names like 'H100' and 'AIO Cooler' have become household names amongst computing enthusiasts. Despite various changes to the pumps and tubing in order to add LEDs or to make them more efficient, we've never seen an all in one cooler looking as unique as Antec's latest product, the Kuhler 1250.
RushKit takes a look at Antec's new AIO 240mm cooler.
-Copper cold plate is optimized for thermal conduction
-Extra large pump and integrated fan were engineered to cool the radiator efficiently
-Two Integrated PWM fans automatically adjust fan speed based on temperature. Built-in directional blades focus airflow through the radiator
-RGB LED illuminates your case and changes color to indicate CPU temperature
-Included software provides essential tools to control and monitor the KÜHLER H2O 950
-Dual pump operation for maximum performance
The Kuhler 1250, unlike most AIO coolers has dual pumps mounted to the back of the fans, meaning the pumps and fans share the same motor. As a concept, this sounds really good. Instead of having 3 motors powering three devices (pump and dual fans) like we see on most AIOs, the 1250 manages to power four devices (two pumps and two fans) with only two motors, which makes this a far more efficient product than anything else we've seen before.
However, this increase in efficiency is all well and good in conceptual terms, but in practice, it does have its flaws. The sight of Antec's new design immediately had people worried as stock fans on the AIO coolers are notoriously loud, and due to Antec's design, there's no way to change them for something else. However, on closer inspection, the fans do appear to be of high quality and so we're hoping this doesn't pose as an issue.
As there is no longer a pump on the waterblock itself, we are left with an incredibly low profile waterblock which we do think looks great. Antec provide software which allows you to change the colour of the built in LED so it can match whatever system you're running. Another feature of this, is the LED can automatically change colour from blue to red as the temperature increases which is a really cool feature. As you'd expect with most modern CPU coolers, it does support all Intel sockets since 775, and all AMD sockets since AM2.
The radiator itself is 280mm in length due to the dual end tanks, but in reality is still only 240mm in length, and 27mm thick. This is similar to most radiators we've seen such as the Corsair H100i, so the chances are that any performance differences we see will be down to how well the dual pumps perform.
We are excited to see how this unit performs. Having the pumps built into the fans is a very efficient design, even if in this instance it does lack certain practical applications. If the issues could be resolved though, then this design could prove very promising in the future. It is also worth noting that in a lot of cases this will be a tight fit, since the radiator plus fans is roughly 55mm. Adding the pump units onto this as well gives us an overall measurement of around 80mm in the centre, so if you have especially tall RAM or motherboard headsinks, you may run into difficulties. If you are able to fit this into a case that allows fans to be put above the case and under mesh, which we do see in a lot of popular cases, the Kuhler 1250 will allow for push/pull whilst other AIO coolers may not. Although this benefit will be very specific in your situation, it could lead to better performance than you may see with other alternatives.
We will have to wait to see how this cooler performs in review which will be live shortly. The dual pump design does look incredibly promising, and we do love the look of the low profile CPU block with the built in LED.
Thanks to Antec for providing the cooler. You can discuss your thoughts over on the OC3D Forums.
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In terms of design, I can say that Antec are the first AIO watercooler vendor who have made a 100% in-house design and not left it up to ASETEK (or previously COOLIT) to rely on the designs, hence pretty much all other AIO coolers are very similar.


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Life Sciences Data Management
At SGS, we have over 15 years' experience in providing unparalleled clinical data management services.
Our Data Managers play a key role in each clinical trial, from designing the electronic Case Report Form (CRF) to on time delivery of quality data for statistical analysis. Our team ensures completeness, accuracy and consistency of the data so that it meets the standards of quality expected for reporting to regulatory bodies.
Our Clinical Data Management Services include:
- Review and input on protocol design
- (e)CRF design and review
- Database design according to CDISC SDTM 3.1.3 or to the client's specifications
- Independent double data entry of hard copy CRFs
- Electronic data capture (EDC)
- Electronic tracking of CRFs and Data Queries
- Validated electronic checks and data listings
- Thorough manual review
- Coding according standard conventions, under supervision of a physician – MedDRA, WHODRUG
- Customised Progress Reports
EDC: Electronic Data Capture
SGS's Data Management team has extensive experience in setting up the eCRF application in two major EDC systems: InForm™ and Rave® for Phase I to post-marketing trials. You can rely on our expertise in the creation of validation documents for User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and our dedicated pool of UAT testers. Upon request, our eCRF designers also provide training on the EDC system for trial site, monitor and sponsor users.
CDISC: Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium
SGS has adopted a proactive strategy in applying the CDISC standards to clinical trials. We developed our first Implementation Guide for SDTM already in 2005, built up a CDASH based eLibrary and are able to deliver SDTM datasets at database lock. Since then, SGS has delivered more than 150 trials in the SDTM structure at database lock, and converted more than 230 trials to the SDTM structure for submission to the FDA.
SGS is one of only a few providers worldwide selected as a CDISC Registered Solution Provider approved for SDTM, Define.xml, and ADaM.
21CFR Part 11 Compliant
The Data Management department uses a fully validated data management software package for data entry with electronic audit trailing, validated checks, and auto-encoding.
Clinical Data Management Systems
- Oracle 9i environment
- Clintrial® 4.4
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Best definition
A person of mixed ethnicity who is made up of Lebanese and Chinese descent. Is often mistaken for being Chicano
or Caucasian particularly because of the way he or she acts.
Tim is such a Lebachinc since his mothers from Lebanon and his father is from China.
lebachinc: define #2
A person of mixed descent who is Lebanese and Chinese. He often regards himself as being both Asian and Arab but often fails to decide which is his better half. In a social setting these hybrids are known for being mistaken as Chicanos or Caucasians.
Since Chris has a mother who is Lebanese and a father who is Chinese, we would jokingly refer to him as a Lebachinc because of his mixed ethnic backround.


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Really? That's your experience? Mine is about 180 degrees different. Admittedly, my situation was a pretty unusual one, working for a company that paid the $$$$$ for top-grade support from Rational. But we had Rational engineers (CC and CQ experts, respectively) on site two days a week and always on call. I learned a lot from them (as well as from the on-line resources) about how these products work, and I personally can't praise them enough. Yes, there's some complexity; yes, the products have some quirks and warts; yes, there's a substantial learning curve. In an enterprise environment, you should expect to, and shouldn't be afraid to, climb that curve. The payoff is a suite of powerful, "enterprise grade" tools you can exploit in taming your change management dragons. None of the open source tools I've encountered come close to the depth and breadth of power available in the Rational tools.
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Sharene's Beautiful & Brainy
Sharene has a dual-pronged strategy; a career in the health care business as well as modeling. "I am becoming more experienced as I take on the challenge of being a successful model,� she says.
[Our Model Of The Day]
Where She's From: The beautiful Sharene Patterson, a Taurus, was raised most of her life in New York before moving to Texas and South Carolina; she new resides in the great city of Atlanta, Georgia.
"The most important thing that I learned from my parents is to always strive for what is in my heart and to never give up on anything that I set my mind to," she tells The Black Star News. "They have also taught me that support is a great encouragement."
Where She's At: Sharene attended nursing school in high school and received a license as a Practical Nurse and went on to earn an undergraduate degree in biology. Education is a big deal for her and she's currently attending Everest Institute. "Upon completion in October I will receive five certifications as a PCT, CNA, Phlebotomy technician and EKG technician."
This 5'8" beauty has a dual-pronged strategy; a career in the health care business as well as modeling. "I am becoming more experienced as I take on the challenge of being a successful model," she says. "I look forward to becoming a Registered Nurse and God willing, progress even further into becoming a health care administrator. As for modeling; getting involved in some print advertisements, runway and commercials."
"You can show just how beautiful you are by the things that come out of your mouth long after your beauty fades," she notes. A person cannot live with just beauty alone. Some can get away with their looks but will quickly get passed over for someone who can intrigue a person's mind."
Sharene's Words Of Wisdom: "Take advantage of the opportunities presented before you because tomorrow is promised to no one."
Sharene's Secrets To Success: "Never give up; Always think positive; Strive for goals that exceeds your limits; Appreciate those that help you to reach your goals."
Sharene's Three Favorite Movies: "Grease, Pursuit of Happyness, Love Jones."
The First Three Things Sharene Would Do As President: "Lower gas prices. Decrease unemployment rates by opening up more jobs. Provide free or extremely low tuition for careers that are in extreme high demand."
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