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Freshwater Lifeboat was formed in 1972 under the auspices of the Isle of Wight Council. The first boat operated by Freshwater Lifeboat was an RFD 'D' Class inshore lifeboat, seen here during an exercise off the Needles. The boathouse that this was kept in, is still used to house the current 'D' class (the Berry B), but has been extensively built around to form the station that can be seen today.
As operational demands grew Freshwater Lifeboat acquired a second RFD 'D' class ILB thanks largely to the generous fundraising efforts of the local holiday centre The Savoy Country Club in Yarmouth. This second 'D' class (the Miss Savoy) was kept in the same boathouse as the first boat suspended from the ceiling. Once the first boat was launched, the trailer would return for the second boat.
As the use of pleasure craft steadily increased in and around the Solent, it became obvious to the crew that a larger boat was required, with increased duration at sea and the capability to undertake tow jobs. The 6m Avon Searider proved to be a very capable boat and served us well from 1981 to 1991. After which it continued to serve the mariners around the Isle of Wight with Sandown and Shanklin Inshore Lifeboat Service. Shortly after this boat was put into operation, it was decided to that two 'D' Class were no longer required, so the original 'D' Class wassold while the Miss Savoy was kept for crew training and working close into the cliffs, where the 6m could not get in, to work in conjunction with the H.M. Coastguard cliff rescue team
In 1988, after many years of good service, the Miss Savoy was retired and replaced with a new Avon 'D' Class, purchased from the RNLI. The new boat proved to be as popular and successful with the crew as the Miss Savoy and continued to fill the same role for 17 years, finally being replaced in 2005.
In 1991 the 6m Avon Searider was replaced by a 7.4m Searider. The boat was bought in 1988 as a bare hull without engines and over a period of 2½ years, members of the crew stripped the boat down, and rebuilt it, as well as designing and building the watertight cabin required to house the new array of electronics. The 7.4m Avon Searider was equipped with, what at the time, was a very comprehensive list of electronic aids for a RIB. This included Furuno radar, Philips GPS, Stowe Robertson Chartplotter and Apelco RDF. It also carried 2 VHF radio and a loudhailer/intercom system. Originally powered by twin 90hp Yamaha engines, it was decided after about 4 years to upgrade to twin 115hp Yamaha engines.
In 1998 it was decided that the time was upon us to replace the main Lifeboat again, and whilst looking into what was available on the market we came across the 8.8m Barbarian RIB from IOW company Island Plastics. Having limited funds at the time, the opportunity to purchase this ex-demonstrator was ideal. After taking delivery of the Barbarian, the crew again took the approach that this boat needed a complete overhaul before entering service, and so over a period of 1½ years the boat was stripped out, the interior arrangements adjusted, and a new suite of electronics fitted. The Cabin was then repainted in traditional Lifeboat colours, and the boat was officially launched in 2000. Again the boathouse was extended - this time upwards - to gain the clearance required through the door. After the first 3 years of service, and with increasing fuel costs, it was decided to re-engine, replacing the twin 225hp Mercury 2-strokes with twin 225hp Yamaha 4-strokes. This decision has increased the range of Freshwater Lifeboat, and now means we are often responding to incidents over 30 miles out to sea.
2005 saw the replacement of the 17 year old 'D' Class Freshwater ILB with a brand new 'D' Class again supplied by the RNLI via their Inshore Lifeboat Centre at East Cowes, Isle of Wight. The Boat was launched in May of 2005 with a dedication service, when it was officially named the Berry B, after a substantial bequest from a Mr Baldwin made the replacement possible.


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When Rick Hotton started scribbling on the paper place setting, I admit I had the urge to grab it away from him -- after having him autograph it. You never know when you might be having lunch with the world's next great cartoonist.
You probably don't know Hotton unless he taught you karate or, more recently, helped you solve math problems at Manatee Community College. The Sarasota native only recently began doodling figures and assembling ideas that somehow melded into the thoughtful strip, Holy Molé, which features a character far too adorable to be a mole.
It's even less likely that you're familiar with Holy Molé and a few of his charming buddies, including a Zen turtle named Kool Kat. The strip currently appears in exactly zero daily newspapers. (A panel does run in the Sarasota-based monthly health magazine "Positive Change.'') That didn't stop us from inviting Hotton to be a guest contributor to our daily Comics page. (I tell you more in today's "Letter from the Editor" in Sunday's Herald.)
Holy Molé debuts April 21 in the Herald. We know you'll let us know what you think of it.
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Make way for Holy Molé
Posted by Joan Krauter at 8:26 AM
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I know you can't run 'em all, and we've enjoyed Prickly City. But a local artist? Looking forward to it (loved the image in Sunday's paper -- why not post online?).
- April 14, 2008 at 2:06 PM
We've created a link now from the blog to the sample cartoon.
The editors
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Here in Western Pennsylvania and the rest of the upper east coast, Fall decided to grace us with its presence. The weather here is pretty gloomy for the next week with highs reaching mid to upper 60's with lots of rain. As a mother of two sons, I know this is a recipe for cold/flu […]


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Eight Forty-Eight
Confusion and characters in the Blagojevich retrial
On Monday, federal prosecutors will continue their cross examination of former governor Rod Blagojevich. But on Thursday, the courtroom was full of confusion and mayhem.
Prosecutors yelled questions over Blagojevich's long-winded responses. Blagojevich's lawyer Aaron Goldstein had to yell his objections over his client, leading Blagojevich to ask why Goldstein was objecting him.
To help explain this confusing turn of events, Eight Forty-Eight spoke to WBEZ's Rob Wildeboer.


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One of the things about living in Egypt is that I have the chance to live right next door to pyramids. Every morning I wake up, look out my front door and there they are. It's easy to forget that for other people these are large objects of unbelievable mystery. But when I'm out riding my horses and we are ambling around the base of one of these massive things, they project an aura of enormous patience and majesty that is all the more profound for my having arrived by this ancient mode of travel. A couple of weeks ago I was contacted out of the blue by an associate producer for a television crew that would be shooting an episode of a History Channel program entitled "Digging For The Truth" to see if I could help them film with horses. I replied that I had horses for the work and also had a young friend who could play an Egyptian guide for the filming. Last weekend we set to work.
My usual Friday and Saturday mornings are neighbourhood riding times. There are a number of riders based in the area who enjoy getting out in the desert together in the mornings on weekends, but this weekend I had no time for those rides. So what did we do that was so special anyway? Not the usual Friday and Saturday morning rides, or even a decent moonlight ride although we have a full moon and clear skies. Instead, I washed and conditioned horse manes, assembled flashy riding equipment, and I rode horses to their appointed spots near Giza on Friday afternoon and Abu Sir/Sakkara on Saturday morning.
We tricked out two of my Arab geldings, Nazeer and Bunduq, with Arab breastcollars and dangly bits and fuzzy dooda's on their headstalls in raucous colours. Bunduq was dubbed "Rasta Man" for his Jamaican outfit in red, yellow and green. Nazeer was more tasteful in black, red and navy. We used my usual endurance saddles with rag kilim rugs over them for an added flare. The boys were amazingly cool about all the funny clothes and remarkably understanding and cooperative with the endless gallops up a short hill with a pause at the top and a canter to the bottom...I'm sure that they figured that these humans had lost their minds. We had water and a bucket and a huge pile of fresh-cut forage in the back of my jeep and it didn't take them long to figure out where the best place to stand during rests was! I think that the boys being very laid back was a real advantage with all of the "hurry up and wait" stuff that filming always entails. They'd munch away happily from the back of the jeep and then go off and gallop around the desert for 20 minutes at a time. The producers had especially requested a reliable horse for the program's star, since he didn't ride regularly and the schedule didn't include time to recover from a broken leg or worse. Bunduq, a 15 yr old schoolmaster, was my choice for Josh, while Morad, my neighbour who was playing the guide in a traditional galabeya/riding pants outfit, rode 7 yr old Nazeer.
We started out at 1:30 pm on Friday to get the horses to Giza for a 2:30 appointment. Luckily, the film crew wasn't any more punctual than anyone else here. Morad and my daughter drove over with gear and horse food in the jeep, while one of my grooms, Ahmed, rode Bunduq over with me. I don't often ride to Giza and today gave me a really good reason why not. The place is a dump. Disgusting. Not nice at all and full of tourists, thank heaven....at least it is generating a good income. The ride over to Giza took about an hour and a half through the countryside dirt roads which gave us some shelter from the sun. Happily there was a good breeze blowing so even standing around in the sun in the desert wasn't uncomfortable, although everyone had to drink a lot of water. On the way back Morad and Yasmine met us part way back at the beginning of the farming area with some sandwiches and cold drinks that Ahmed and I really appreciated. By the time I got back home I had just enough energy to set my alarm for 6 am.
Saturday's shooting was at the pyramids of Abu Sir and Sakkara, which are basically our backyard, so the lead time wasn't so much. I only needed 30 minutes to have the horses at the meeting place. I dashed around feeding parrots and preparing dog food (we have to cook a stew for them here) and got to the horses at 7 am. We tacked them up and headed for Abu Sir where the crew was to meet us...with an hour and a half wait while they were stuck waiting at their hotel for the Antiquities Department stooge who had been assigned to them for the day. The wait wasn't bad since the guys had figured out the back-of-jeep dining routine the day before, and half the neighbourhood showed up to ask what the devil we were doing in the middle of the desert. It was the time of the usual neighbourhood ride, so the neighbourhood was riding by. Yasmine amused herself by chipping flint tools which she then tried out on everything she could....I kept her away from the saddles. Anthropology children can be a burden. Today was more galloping around the desert interspersed with stuffing faces on fodder from the jeep...or green grapes if they could be snatched.
We didn't get paid for the work but it was fun and in January 2005 you will see my horses and Morad in the episode on pyramids. They are going to send me a DVD since we don't get History Channel. I was terribly proud of my boys who galloped about happily, didn't fuss at standing around for ages, and didn't spook or buck once. The story line is that there is this adventurer character (done up like Indiana Jones) who is traveling over the world investigating mysteries in adventurous manners. The star, Josh Bernstein, runs an outward-bound type center in Boulder, Colorado, in usual real life and has been diving in ritual pools in Guatemala, climbing mountains, doing all sorts of weird things for the show. Not a bad sort for an Indy wanna-be. The premise was that he's investigating pyramids along with interviews with Egyptologists but that he decides to ride from Giza to Sakkara on horseback. It wasn't entirely fake, since the horses DID go from Giza to Sakkara (though on two consecutive days) as well as from my place to Giza and back and my place to Sakkara and back.
The actor and the crew were delighted with the horses, the desert, the pyramids and everyone had a good time. We are all looking forward to seeing the finished product and happy with the thought that others will be able to see the pyramids that live next door.


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Screws for Joining Face Frames Together
We've have been using 3" pan/washer head self tapping with a star drive for hanging the cabs to the wall (no problems here). My guys like the star drive because they hold the screw better when trying to stretch into the tops of the cabs and into tight corners. They stay on the drive better than square drives without using your other hand for support.
The supplier has provided us with a 3" bugle head star drive for the face frame to face frame (problems). The problem is that we are getting snapped screws when we suck the cabs together. When we go with a larger, beefier screw, we are getting split face frames.
Right now we are resorting to using Deck-mate screws. They really don't break, but they do pop a lot of face frames, and the cost is extremely high.
We pre-drill through one face frame with a bit a little bigger than the diameter of the actual screw, so we can make adjustments to the flushness of the face frames when we drive them to the other face frame. We don't clamp the face frames prior to screwing together because my installers like the ability to flex the face frames with their hands (thumbs) when they drive them home. I've done it this way as well and you can really get a nice, flush fit. We hang right out of the box and keep the doors on the cabinets.
We hang a lot of cabinets, so speed is a major factor (clamping face frames or using rubber hammers to line things up is not an option). Also, we have tried shorter screws (2 1/2), but they don't have the "suck" power we need. Input on the types of cordless drills and/or drivers used will help as well. What screws are you using? We would like to keep both types of screws with the same drive pattern - square, star, etc.
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From contributor K:
One... you could get a set of Pony Cabinet Claw face-frame clamps. They also make one for frameless.
Two... being that they are face frame cabinets, instead of connecting with the face frame, you could also use cabinet connectors that rest behind the stile. Or, use a decorative screw with washer. No chance of cracking the face frame.
From contributor D:
Set the clutch/torque on your drill.
From contributor A:
You aren't saving any time at all by not removing the doors and clamping the boxes together. This would be much quicker than dealing with broken screws partially in and the face frames not sucked together yet. Come on, it's not a matter of being so fast that you can't spend the time to do it right. Stop taking the lazy way out and expecting there to be some miracle solution that nobody else has yet to figure out. Every other installer doesn't take off the doors and clamp the frames together because they like being on the jobsite so much they hate to finish up and leave. For truly good results, you have to do it right. I would bet money that by holding the frames by hand and trying to screw them together they don't look anywhere neat enough to be acceptable to most.
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Thanks. I personally hung cabinets for 10 years in houses all the way up to 2+M homes. I have always used the prop stick method and I have found that to be the fastest and best method for me. I included the method to provide you with some additional information.
However, being just a master installer for years and working for someone else's company, I didn't care who made my screws and how much they cost, or where they got them from. I would ask the old cabinet shop where I worked, but the guy retired and died a few years back. I have a feeling that the problem lies not with the method but with the screw and maybe a few over-aggressive installers. But I would love to take the screw out of the equation.
I seldom had popped face frames and snapped screws, but once in a great while it did happen. I have used the pony clamps and rubber mallet method to line face frames up after removing 150+ doors and drawer boxes. I just know that for me, using prop sticks, pre-drilling through one face frame, allowed me to get a much better fit than any clamping method, and cut my installation time by at least a third. Especially now with most of the modern cabinet designs having staggered heights and depths - half the boxes don't line up face frame to face frame anyway. How do you do those?
From contributor M:
It's not just a screw problem; it's the way you are installing. It seems to me that you are in a big rush to complete those jobs. If production work is what you want, then production quality is what you get! I've been there. I now take my time, take doors off, clamp my cabinets. I don't cut corners. If you want to use clamps but don't like how long it takes to use them, try the Kwikclamp from Bessey. It is very easy to use and remove. Very light and strong. They claim that it puts 300lbs of pressure, and I take their word for it.
From contributor S:
Favorite screw is often a personal choice. I have no trouble (well, not too much) with Phillips head screws, Torx or Robertson. McFeely is kind of high, but good too, as are Hafele. We tend to use plain old Grabber or Hilti bugle heads with a Phillips drive. They have local stores and will deliver to the jobsite at a moment's notice in a pinch. If you have a taste for a more special screw, then you have to bite the bullet and pay the premium and make sure that you have enough inventory not to run out in the middle of a job.
What screw gun? We use them all - 12, 14, 18, 24 volt, and almost every make too - Milwaukee, Makita, Ridgid, Panny, Dewalt. I kind of like my Panisonic - light and fast recharge (seems a little slow on rpms, maybe). A lot of guys are using those damn Makita impact drivers (I can't stand the racket, but they are getting the job done).
Clamp/no clamp? Clamp is generally better for true alignment and snug up, but if you are getting a good fit up without them, more power to ya.
The screws snapping could be a couple of things. Cheap screws is always my first gripe. Too much screw for the job. The pre-drill should go through the first layer to stop from pushing the second layer, and if you are not clamping, it should start into the second layer to help with alignment. Back in the old days (err, umm, so I hear) guys would lube their screws and nails with beeswax, paraffin or even a bar of soap. I have some of all three in my toolbox covered in all sorts of nasty stuff, and I do use them once in awhile, but I think the pilot and countersink with the proper length screw is the magic trick.
If you are using screws provided to you, then you have to dance with the one you brought. Being set up enough to be able to use any fastener thrown at you makes you a better installer in the eyes of the guy paying the bills.
From contributor J:
I install my cabinets using the same methods the questioner described. I didn't read in total detail about the drilling method, but I pre-drill the cabinet before hoisting up using the 3/16" bit used for hardware. My personal choice for screws is a square drive washer head with the washer portion not being the dominant part of the profile. The actual head of the screw is almost as big as the washer. These screws also have a sort of antiqued color, which when asked, I tell the customer that they are furniture grade screws.
My opinion is that bugle head screws should never be used anywhere in cabinet installation. Bugle heads are a prescription for disaster when connecting boxes, as well as attaching those boxes to the wall. Ever noticed the shape of those wedges used for splitting firewood? Bugle heads are strikingly similar to those splitting wedges. I have found that using a connecting screw about 3/4 to 1" longer than the stile they are going through is more than enough to pull boxes together. My screws come from Deerwood as well as Pan American. Occasionally one breaks, but all in all, both are very decent products.
Decent cabinets should not require much effort when aligning face frame. I have to beat face frames out for alignment on one or so for every 75 to 100 boxes completed.
From contributor E:
We do a lot of installation and assembly work, and while I am the boss now, I have over ten years of fieldwork behind me. One of my former employers stuck to using slotted zinc-plated wood screws. Prior to that, they were using blued-steel. The blued-steel were very good quality, but overall, it was stone knives and bear skins in comparison to what is out there today. We do a lot of work with hardwood, and self-tapping fine thread screws are a godsend.
As another poster stated, the best results come from proper application. This means picking the right type of hardware and being able and willing to pay the price for that hardware to insure minimal problems and that the job is done right. I have tried many suppliers, but these days it is mostly McFeely's and Hafele. The quality from the others is just too dicey.
As far as drivers, I was a Bosch man for many years, but the ones we are always fighting over in the shop are the Festool and the new mini Bosch driver with the Lithium-Ion batteries.
From contributor G:
We also drill a 3/16" hole and then drill 1/8" into the second face frame. Takes hardly any time and we never break a screw. There is still room for adjusting to line up the face frame.
From contributor C:
Clamp the face frames tight and you will never snap a screw.
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Thanks to some new technology, Windows Phone 8 is getting a better pair of ears.
According to a new blog post from the Windows Phone team, Microsoft is using Deep Neural Networks (DNN) to improve the speed and accuracy of its Bing voice search and voice-to-text features.
They claim the new technology makes voice search on WP8 up to twice as fast and 15 percent more accurate than the previous version of its software.
If DNN sounds familiar, it's also the namesake of DNNresearch, a Toronto startup that was acquired by Google earlier this year to bolster its own voice search capabilities with products like Google Now.
As both Apple and Google continue to innovate with their voice recognition-based virtual assistants, Microsoft has to keep up, especially now that Siri is going to be using Bing as its primary search engine.
With Microsoft expecting a massive influx of searches from Siri, it would be rather embarrassing for them if the best way to search Bing with your voice was through an Apple product.


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Major safety improvements are being made to one of Tyneside's busiest roads.
The £100,000 work by North Tyneside Council will ensure motorists on the A1058 Coast Road have a clear view of which lane they need to be in and will remove the need to adjust between two and three lanes.
Work started on Tuesday and is expected to last a month.
New road signs and road markings will provide a consistent two-lane system from Billy Mill through to the Corner House junction in Heaton.
While the safety improvements are being carried out a programme of graffiti removal and litter picks will be in progress.
North Tyneside Mayor Chris Morgan said: "I welcome this substantial commitment to improved safety on the Coast Road.
"Work carried out over the next month will address safety issues and enhance the appearance of this major road which is used by more than 50,000 people every day."


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I've been in a tizzy ever since Suze Orman changed her tune. Last month, the ubiquitous financial guru stood before the masses and told them to "listen up", stop paying off debt, and put every extra penny into savings.
Now, let me make this clear. I'm a HUGE advocate (borderline obsessive) for adequate savings. I personally have way more than 10 months (Suze's barometer) socked away in cash. But to say to everyone: "only pay the minimum due on your credit card balance and instead make it your top priority to build as much of an emergency cash fund as you can." Huh???? That pronouncement made my head spin!!
Then I read my favorite financial columnist (the Web's favorite too!), Liz Pulliam Weston, on msn.com. Liz did what she always does for me — made sense of what sounds complicated, or in this case, crazy.
Liz made a critical distinction Suze apparently overlooked. Such a severe approach only applies to those in dire straits. As Liz explained, the only times when "paying the minimum or, preferably, just a bit more is the best of bad options" if:
- You've been or are about to be laid off.
- You're on the financial brink.
- Your accounts have already been frozen.
For everyone else, Liz advised, "a more balanced approach might be the best course." As she astutely points out, it could take years to build up a big bundle in savings. Dumping repayment plans for a lengthy period leads to unnecessary interest, damaged credit scores, and possible victimization by lenders. Instead, Liz wisely suggests:
- Stay the course. Continue paying down credit card debt, but look for extra expenses to cut to pad your emergency fund as well.
- Open an escape hatch. If all your credit cards are with the same issuer, consider getting a card or two from different issuers so all your credit isn't in the hands of one lender.
- Monitoring your accounts. Many lenders are trimming credit lines with little notice, so checking your credit limits at least once a month is good practice."
- Pushing back. Card issuers are hoping you accept their changes without a fuss, but if you have good credit scores (FICOs of 720 or above), you have some leverage and should be able to get them to rescind their decisions or take your business elsewhere.
Moral of this story: Beware of experts touting one approach for all. Cookie cutter solutions can be harmful to your financial health!


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There are a number of file types that will open in Modern UI apps on Windows 10 by default. The following list shows three examples:
If you set another application to be the default for one or more of these file types and if you also install an older version of WinZip, you will encounter an issue where the default will be reset automatically. WinZip 17.5 and older, when opened on Windows 10, will cause a Settings message to display saying An app default was reset. Here and in the Action Center the message tells what file type was changed and what default app has taken over the file association.
Windows 10 has a type of file association protection. From some recent testing, it seems that Windows 10 treats older WinZip versions differently, perhaps as legacy versions, that triggers this protection, and file associations get reset. If you want, you can prevent this from happening to one or more of these file types. You would have to open the Registry Editor and create two string values in each of the appropriate keys affecting the file types that you want to protect. The string values you create would need to be given the names NoOpenWith and NoStaticDefaultVerb.
To determine where you need to create the NoOpenWith string value, browse to and expand:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Classes\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\AppModel\Repository\Packages
For example, to prevent Microsoft Edge from taking the PDF file association, you would look in the expanded Packages key above for *Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_25.10586.0.0_neutral__8wekyb3d8bbwe, expand this and then expand MicrosoftEdge and Capabilities. Now you can click on the FileAssociations key that displays below Capabilities. Inside FileAssociations you will find .pdf with a value of AppXd4nrz8ff68srnhf9t5a8sbjyar1cr723.
This is now the key you must locate in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Classes. Click on the AppXd4nrz8ff68srnhf9t5a8sbjyar1cr723 key you find and create a new string value.
Now name the string value NoOpenWith.
In the same way, create another new string value and name it NoStaticDefaultVerb
*NOTE: This key includes the version and build number of the program and is likely to change when the program is updated.
The following chart shows default programs, some of the file types that associate to them, and the key in which the NoOpenWith string should be created to prevent file assocation changes. This information may change as Windows 10 is updated.
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1. There are three (3) specialization under the BSEE program, namely:
Computer Engineering
Electronics Engineering
Power Engineering
2. There are two (2) types of adviser: namely, registration adviser and academic/thesis adviser.
Registration adviser signs the student's Form 5 and Form 26 during registration period. Also, the academic adviser is the one to consult regarding the Revitalized General Education Program (RGEP). New freshman students and shiftees will be given a registration adviser. If, for any reason the registration adviser resigns, the student should go to the department chairman's office to ask for a new registration adviser.
Any of the faculty members can serve as adviser to any student. Consult any faculty member of the department related to the field of specialization. Then fill up three (3) copies of the "Plan of Course Work". The deadlines for the submission of the "Plan of Course Work" are:
Before registration for the second semester of the second year – for those who will specialize in computer engineering (these students need to take the prerequisites of computer science courses).
First semester of the fourth year – for those who will specialize in power engineering or electronic engineering.
NOTE: Copies of the "Plan of Course Work" are available at the Department.
3. The "Plan of Course Work" for EACH specialization should include the following:
Elective courses (at least 6 units)
Specialization courses (at least 15 units)
4. Thesis or practicum is required. However, bright students are encouraged to conduct their theses. If a student wants to have BOTH thesis and practicum, the practicum becomes an extra course.
5. A student can take more than one specialization (double major) provided that he/she satisfies the 6 units of electives and 15 units of specialization courses for EACH specialization. This can be done by writing a letter addressed to the Vice Chancellor for Instruction with the Department Chair and College Secretary as recommending approval. However, warn is given that if application of double major is approved, the student will not be able to graduate if he/she does not pass all subjects indicated in plan of coursework.
6. A student will be allowed to have extra courses but these are last priorities. He/She will enroll them only when he/she is underloaded in a particular semester or if the subject to be enrolled is a prerequisite of a specialization/elective subject (as for the case of Computer Engineering major).
7. Students who want to take many extra courses are hereby warned that they must pass all of them to be able to graduate and that they do not exceed the maximum residence of 7 ½ years.
8. The board exam may include questions on Strength of Materials (ENSC 13), Fluid Mechanics (ENSC 16) and Materials of Engineering (ENSC 18). These are listed under electives.
9. Department Policies
The following EE subjects cannot be enrolled without passing its prerequisite:
* - may be allowed provided that the student is graduating on the same semester and that he/she had previously attended the course
** - may be allowed provided that the student had previously attended the prerequisite course
a. Requirements for EE 200a (Practicum)
(1) The duration is a minimum of one summer or a maximum of two semesters. In each case, there should be a minimum of 160 hours.
(2) The student will submit a report of accomplishment.
(3) The student will have an oral defense of his/her report.
b. Requirements for EE 200 (Undergraduate Thesis)
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Achieving certification to functional safety standards brings a new dimension of challenges. To address these challenges the QNX® OS for Safety is designed specifically for industrial, railway transportation and robotic systems that are required to be compliant with functional safety standards, such as IEC 61508 and market-specific standards derived from it. The product has been pre-certified by a leading auditing firm, TÜV Rheinland, as a compliant item for use in systems up to IEC 61508:2010 SIL3.
The knowledge level for functional safety and certification is one of the most important deciding factors for project success. Generally speaking, a project with functional safety certification requirements can easily double or triple the time it takes to complete a project without. Efforts invested in certification activities are often greater than efforts in straight development. This magnifying effect of the certification requirements is abated when knowledge level is high and amplified when knowledge level is low. The table below shows a fictitious scenario to illustrate this effect, assuming a development team with fairly a good knowledge in safety and certification.
Using pre-certified components lower overall risk to system manufacturers through proven and reliable technologies. One of the most vital components in complex platforms consisting of hardware and software is the real-time operating system. A pre-certified operating system (OS) offers a high level of reliability and risk reduction for safety-critical systems that has been independently validated. It would be difficult to imagine a certified industrial control application without a pre-certified OS. This is an additional dimension to the build-or-buy decision for system manufacturers. Some companies have legacy home-grown components including operating systems. In most cases, the cost of certifying these home-grown components will outweigh the price tag of a pre-certified solution, simply due to the economy of scale factor. Hardware is a different story. Pre-certified hardware is difficult to find and hardware certification is a frequently asked question from system manufacturers.
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The QNX OS for Safety is designed to meet the IEC 61508 functional safety standard and those market-specific standards derived from it including IEC 61511 for factory automation, process control, and robotics, EN 50128 for train control systems, IEC 62304 for medical diagnostics machines, and surgical equipment, and ISO 26262 for passenger vehicles.
IEC 61508 demands specific processes related to functional safety above and beyond what's found in standard quality management systems such as those overseen under ISO 9001. To comply with IEC 61508, a company must demonstrate the existence of the functional safety elements of the process and any development artifacts generated.
Certification requirements can significantly increase the scope of a project, consuming more money and time. QNX Software Systems is a true expert in functional safety and certification, reducing certification risk and providing realtime operating systems for millions of mission critical field installations. The QNX OS for Safety has a fundamental architecture designed to maximize availability without compromising safety. Using a pre-certified component of key importance to the overall integrity of the system, especially when the component is the OS, can contribute to a greater level of safety and make overall system certification much easier.
The QNX OS for Safety underwent stringent evaluation and testing by TÜV Rheinland, providing comprehensive assurance of a platform that truly meets the IEC 61508:2010 compliance requirements. The target software, including QNX® Neutrino® microkernel and process manager (with multicore support and adaptive partitioning scheduler), libc, and an API identical to the QNX Neutrino standard RTOS has been certified as a compliant element. The certification also includes the qualification of the toolchain – the C compiler, linker, and assembler that is an essential part of the QNX® Momentics® Tool Suite. Classified as TCL 3, the tool chain has been certified to be compliant with the requirements for supporting tools according to IEC 61508.
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Adventures in Pinterest time! And I'm so excited about this month's project, I'm giddy. If you follow me on Facebook or Instagram (and you should) then you saw the green chair I rescued from my neighbor's trash last month. It was sitting in a pile of clutter they'd pulled out of their garage or attic. I saw it when I drove by the first time, went back around our oblong block, and saw it again. I looked up and down the street, a little embarrassed to be digging in someone else's trash. And then I got over it and loaded the wobbling chair in the back of my car.
Almost as soon as I got home, I jumped on Pinterest for inspiration of what to do with my chair. And that's when I found this pin from My Passion for Decor.
My desk sits in my living and dining room. It's an old secretary that belonged to my great-great grandmother, which makes it super cool and certainly not a match for the vintage-style metal swivel desk chair I've been using since high school. But a new chair just wasn't something I was ready to spend money on. That's why this garbage-pile treasure was perfect.
The original chair was in pretty bad shape. The paint was chipping and the joints needed some attention before the it could be considered sound. And the cushion was nothing I wanted to sit on. Ever.
Keep on reading to see my desk chair's complete transformation.
I began by tightening screws and bolts or gluing loose joints. And then I started sanding. I sanded off loose paint and rough edges. I sanded splinters and peeled spots. This was by far the most labor intensive part of the process, but it might also be the most important. Old loose paint that's not sanded off can peel off clean fresh paint. And sanding makes for a clean, fresh surface to paint, which makes all the difference.
When the sanding was finished, I cleaned the surface with an air hose from the hub's air compressor, and wiped it all the way clean with a tack rag. Screw holes were filled with new wooden plugs, and a new seat was cut from fresh wood since the old was moldy, damp, and just plain gross. Like Really gross. And yes, my husband did the wood cutting.
And then came the painting and my biggest take away from the pin: Don't be afraid of color or drama. My living room is yellow. The dining room chair cushions are green and brown. My desk accents are red. I brought home several cans of spray paint–green, yellow, gray–before finally settling on the red. I love it. The fabric is the same style as the rest of the fabrics in the room room, and the contrast is really fabulous.
What do you think?
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By Rori Boyce
Not every family fits into the stereotypical model we frequently see portrayed in television shows and movies, especially when it comes to the kinds of relationships that can develop with in-laws. It is hard enough to say good-bye to a marriage and all the future
dreams and plans that go with it, but if that also means letting go of
other people you love, it can be devastating to contemplate.
Sometimes, we form especially close bonds with mother-in-laws, father-in-laws, sister-in-laws, nieces, and nephews which can make break-ups and divorces even more difficult to manage. Here are a few tips on how to master maintaining friendships with the ex's family.
If this sounds like your struggle, you are not alone. The first thing you need to know is that there is nothing wrong with wanting to maintain the close ties with your ex-in-laws you spent years building. You may find, however, that a little soul searching is necessary to determine if maintaining those relationships is the right thing to do for everyone involved. This begins with some hard questions.
1. Why do you want to continue this relationship?
Depending on the circumstances of your break-up, you may be holding on to relationships with your in-laws for the wrong reasons. If the break-up wasn't your choice, you may feel like staying close to his family will keep you close to him. You may be looking for ways to remain in his life or to keep tabs on what he is doing. Unfortunately, none of these are the right reason to keep these relationships alive. After a break-up, you both need the space to move on with your lives and to build another future, and if your reason for maintaining your relationship with his family impedes that process, it isn't healthy for either of you.
2. How do these relationship effect your children?
Everything changes when you have children and that includes things like the type of relationship you need to have with your in-laws even after they become your ex-in laws. If you have children, maintaining a healthy relationship with their grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins will only benefit your children. This is especially true if you have primary custody because your relationship with your ex-in-laws will dictate the role these people have in your child's life.
3. How does your ex feel about it?
If your desire to remain friends with someone in your ex's family is healthy and you don't have children to consider in this matter, then the next consideration should focus on how your ex feels about you continuing a relationship with his family members. If he is ok that you are friends with his mother or his sister, go for it. But if he isn't, you will need to tread carefully because your desire to be friends with his sister shouldn't drive a wedge between the siblings.
Some Guidelines:
If you feel like maintaining your friendship with your ex's family is healthy and appropriate, you can use these tips to help you build on the bond you have already established to create a different relationship that is based more on common interests than on extended family relationships.
• Talk About It
Staying friendly with your ex-in-laws starts by having an honest conversation with the family members with whom you wish to remain close. While typically most are eager to continue the friendship (nobody likes losing a good friend), there is a chance that they may feel it is best to part ways with the divorce. It is always best to prepare yourself for either alternative.
• Set Boundaries
Good news, they'd too like to continue a friendship! Terrific, but it is prudent to now set some ground rules, especially around whether or not you will discuss your ex. This is a great example of when a friendship contract could be very beneficial.
• Schedule and Plan
Now that you won't be spending time with these people at family functions and events, you will need to make special plans with them to keep the friendship going. If you truly want to keep these relationships strong, you must make seeing your friends a priority (in-laws or otherwise), since friendships do require attention.
Just Keeping it Friendly:
If you need to maintain a positive relationship with your ex's family but aren't seeking to build a deeper, lasting friendship, these tips can help you do that.
• Add them to the invite list for birthdays and holidays, they'll appreciate that you thought of them, and perhaps even added a few snapshots of the celebration to the thank you cards.
• Also include them for family gatherings, like your children's school events and extra-curricular activities. What kid doesn't love a big cheering section.
• Plan special days for your children to spend with their grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins. Is your child begging to go camping, ask Grand dad to make this happen.
• Make plans so that your children can spend time doing things with "his" part of their family. (Yes, of course the kids are free to attend the annual Smith Family BBQ - where do I order the t-shirts?)
• Be positive whenever you interact with them.
• Don't discuss your ex with them. Remember, you are keeping this nice, not necessarily maintaining a friendship.
• Always focus on the greater good, which in this case is ensuring your children have the best possible relationship with their extended family.
Have some great tips or personal experience with staying besties with your ex-sister-in-law? We'd love to hear your story in the comments below!


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Dear all, Little Green Wok has mapped out all our eateries information onto Google Map Engine Lite! You can now go the Locate page to view the map. This will be a fun and interactive way for you readers to discover vegetarian eateries near your current location.
However, the Google Map Engine Lite is still in Beta so it will be a while before all features are in place. As you can see from the webpage, we still cannot turn off the information panel. Also, the tablet and smartphone version of the Google Map is not live yet. If you view the map on your tablet and smartphone now, the big ugly information panel will block most of the view.
Hence, we recommend that you follow this link to view the location information of all vegetarian bakeries, grocery stores and restaurants full screen on a desktop web browser.
Let us explain the legend to you. With reference to the screenshot, an orange circle represents a bakery or grocery store. An inverted tear-drop represents a hawker stall while a star represents a restaurant. If the colour of the symbol is in red, it means that the outlet has closed down at the moment.
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Recently, I had the pleasure to be chosen to test Itch to Stitch's new pattern: the Jacqueline Hoodie.
And I've practically lived in it since it was finished! 🙂
Remember a while back when I was planning my Wardrobe Architect project and I needed to sew myself a new spring jacket? Well talk about good timing! 🙂
It's been a long time since I've taken that much pleasure at sewing something. The pattern is quite challenging and requires a lot of topstitching through several layers of fabric. So not for the faint of heart, but it was so worth it.
And I've learned a lot sewing it! A win-win in my book!
The pattern calls for a medium-weight knit fabric like Interlock, French Terry or Ponte. Not having heavier knits in my stash at the moment, I had to go to the fabric shop… (poor me! 😉 ) So I dragged my nice husband with me for advice on colour (he took a book "in case"…) and went in search for the perfect candidate. Naturally, the fabric shops in Europe always stock on boring fabric and Interlock only came in black, white or grey…
However, there was this beautiful teal kind of stretchy fabric that was calling my name. Having no idea what it could be as it was more a weave than a knit but being stretchy enough I decided it was the one.
Turns out, after looking around on the Internet for a good definition of this fabric, it looks a lot like the very popular scuba fabric in vogue. Who knew?
The stretchy fabric and ease in the pattern makes it for a very comfy yet chic sew. This jacket is so versatile! With its exquisite details it can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion and even if you get caught in the rain, you have a lined hood to keep you dry! Perfect!
The sizing is perfect and I didn't have to make any alterations to the pattern. The only minor change I would make if I had to make it again, would be to use a stretchier fabric for the bottom band, or make it a tad longer. Because this scuba fabric is not as stretchy as what is called for, the band ended up a tiny bit tight. Nothing unwearable but a band of 1 or 2 cm more would of been perfection. Well, live and learn as they say! 😉
One of the thing I love most about it is the epaulets. I find these add a touch of chic and cuteness. Plus, I'm totally in love with these buttons. Metal buttons and me go way back and I think they are just the perfect addition to this already well thought pattern.
The pockets are also a great feature! It was my first time sewing welt pockets and I love the finishing touch they give to this jacket. But I have to admit, topstitching all these layers was a bit nerve wracking.
That also the beauty of a good pattern, it makes you learn new things and reach for techniques that you wouldn't use otherwise. And because the test happened during a limited period of time, that really pushed me not to give up and find the best solution for getting the most good looking result I could get.
For exemple, I've learned a lot about stitching through a lot of layers (and that my machine could easily take it which is always a good thing to know!). Surprisingly, while recommended for this type of fabric, the walking foot wasn't the best sewing attachment for this project. It did fine for sewing two layers together but even it had to go over a seam while topstitching, it got stuck. After trying with the regular foot and using its "sew-over-thick-area-button", I found it gave better result even on an eight layers (!!!) topstitch. (still have a slit panic attack when thinking about it though.)
And all this effort was worth it, see for yourself the huge difference topstitching does when finishing thick seams. It really gives a professional finishing touch.
There's no lining in this jacket, so I was extra careful to neatly finish my seams. And for that I've used my trusty serger.
Here's a picture of the interior so you can see the finishing. Ready-to-wear has nothing on us home seamstress! 😉
You'll notice the grey ribbon I've added. It's not in the pattern but helps covering the zipper's raw edge (because of its thickness it wouldn't go through my serger). Seeing as it doesn't stay flat, I guess using a bias binding tape instead of a ribbon would of been best. But it serves it purpose just fine and can't be seen when worn.
All in all, I'm so happy I had the opportunity to sew this amazing jacket. It's been a great learning experience and I had a lot of fun sewing this. I'm seeing lots of new me-made clothes using Itch to Stitch's patterns in the near future! 🙂
During the next few days, Kennis from Itch to Stitch has a blog tour showcasing all the gorgeous hoodies made during the test and I'm very excited to have been the first to show you mine. So stay tuned for more Jacqueline poping all over the Internet.
Want to join the fun and make yourself a Jacqueline Hoodie too? You're in luck, there's a giveaway going on. Enter now for a chance to win your very own Jacqueline Hoodie pattern!
And for those who can't wait, the pattern is 20% off at the moment to celebrate its release!


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The case is 18K solid gold in excellent shape with 8 faceted saphires, 2 at each corner of the crystal, and there is a saphire crown. The case measures 14.36mmx25.01mm and weighs 4.2 grams including the fixed wire lugs and the saphires.
The hinged case only has an 18K stamp in the back and numerous jewelers marks. The watch is currently missing the crystal and I am having a vintage filigree band with saphire stones repared to match with this beauty.
The movement is currently running but gaining so needs a good cleaning. One variation from the advert is this movement is 15 jewels and the ad is listing 17 jewels.
The ad is a 1925 from the DB.
18k who cares about a couple of jewels? I have the same problem with two 1925 models on advertised and actual jewel count. You have my 3 star vote, it's a model number 5728, so look for a later year ad that names the watch.
Wayne's right, I wouldn't necessarily worry about the jewel count (at least not right now) as I have quite a few 20's era watches that match ads exactly except for jewel count. You have to remember this time period was right when ol' Joseph was first putting "wrist watches" out there, replacing the old pocket watch mindset. I'm convinced there was quite a bit of " use what fits, especially if we run out of the standards listed in the ads". If it doesn't fit, you must acquit. Yours fits ;-)


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I don't know if you've noticed, but I have a lot to say. So much so that I've been thinking over the last weeks about expanding my presence online. It's not that I think my views are better than anyone else's - okay, maybe that's part of it - it's just that I would like to take what I say on the blog and reach a larger audience.
To do this, I'll be adding a podcast (to come out whenever I really care to record one) to the Inciting A Riot family of opinionated media outlets. It's over at Podbean, and can be found here. The first episode shall come very soon (hopefully within the next couple of days). So, look for me! As soon as iTunes picks it up, I'll post the link to the subscription. However, you can go ahead and vote my podcast up the ranks of the Religion and Spirituality section at Podcast Alley by clicking here!
The podcast will follow in the same vein as the blog, covering news, religion, and the lunacy of life. Inciting A Riot: The Blog will still be the home of everything me, including the podcast episodes. So, tune in and let me know what you think!
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BROCKTON, Mass. ---- The Massasoit men's basketball team placed three players in double figures, but Springfield Tech made foul shots down the stretch to hold off the Warriors, 78-71, in the season opener.
Massasoit (0-1) was led by freshman Paul Bentley (Bloomfield, Conn.) who posted 18 points in his first game with the Warriors, featuring three 3-pointers. Sophomores Colin Campbell (Holbrook) and Jashawn Houston (Randolph) added 17 points and 16 points, respectively.
"I thought the guys played hard against a very good Springfield Tech team," head coach Jim Stapleton said. "Some guys really stepped up for us and we had a chance at the end of the game which is all you can ask for."
Springfield Tech led 45-40 at the half, behind 20 first half points from big man Tarrell Morse.
In the closing minute of the contest, Massasoit had fought back and had a chance to take the lead. But, the Warriors missed three consecutive shots and the visiting Rams made their free throws to hold on for the victory.
STCC went 23-of-30 from the line, including 9-of-12 in the second half. Massasoit managed to shoot just 11-for-21 from the charity stripe.
Gensis Arias led the Rams with 21 points, followed by Morse with 20.
Massasoit's Myles Dias (Carver) added nine points off a trio of 3s and M'Kenzi Ryan (Brockton) chipped in with seven points.
Massasoit returns to the hardwood on Thursday, with a trip to rival Dean College. Game time is set for 6 p.m.


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Talavera Cocina Mexicana is keeping secrets.
The cilantro margarita may be wildly popular, but its recipe might as well have been developed by government intelligence.
In reality, seasoned bartender Damien St. Lawrence conjured up the cocktail recipe ten years ago. He got the idea from a cilantro/lime-flavored sorbet at a gelato place in Philadelphia that happened to be located next to a Mexican restaurant. He has since served his herb-infused cocktail at local hot spots Tantra and Andu, and has somehow kept his recipe a secret. St. Lawrence brought the drink to Talavera when it opened eight months ago.
The $9 margarita is not even on the menu. It's labeled on customers' bills as
simply an "old fashion marg." And though St. Lawrence allows other
bartenders to prepare the margarita when he's not working, he says, "They make it
wrong every single time."
"They ask, 'Where's the cilantro king?'" the barback chimes in.
"Yeah, that's what they call me," St. Lawrence affirms with a
confident smile.
The king is creating a recipe book that will feature the
cilantro margarita. Working titles are Not Your Average
Martini and Not Your Average Cocktail. The book is set to be published next
year. The secret meister says there will be more than 20 ways to create a
cilantro margarita.
But until his work-in-progress hits bookstands, the contents of St.
Lawrence's concoction will remain under wraps. Our sampling indicates the drink is a balanced mix of sweet and sour, in which the cilantro blends
well. It's strong and goes perfectly with the blue tortilla chips
and red chipotle and habanero salsas offered for free at the bar.
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Legion: Season 1, Episode 7 "Chapter 7" (B+)
This was the second consecutive episode that took place almost entirely within our protagonist's mind, and what a mesmerizing journey it was to watch them all, including David, fight their way back to reality. I loved the interactions between Cary and Oliver, who definitely has gotten lost within the astral plane, unsure about what saving daylight meant and convinced that his wife was Asian. It's incredible to see Melanie as she watches the man she loved who is an on-the-spot poet and can't be bothered to understand what their connection was, and she's so happy to see him that she's all for being enchanted by his disconnect. I really liked the glasses that they gave to Syd, who was so on point that she already knew exactly what was going on and what to do about it when Cary tried to read her in. I don't know what to say about the silent-movie style black-and-white which included subtitles, but what a thrill it was for them to move their bodies and escape both the prison of David's mind and certain death. Unfortunately, just as soon as they were free and had mostly trapped Lenny inside the very same coffin David found himself in earlier in the episode, a new threat emerged in the form of a very badly burned, very angry Hamish Linklater, who instructed his forces to kill everyone except for David. That worrisome ending even suggested that maybe Lenny breaking out of the coffin was a good since he/she/it could save everyone out of sheer fury and self-preservation. On a lighter note, I find it funny that British actors always seem to want to use their real accents as Dan Stevens did in this episode, though I'll admit that the tutorial about who his father was proved to be quite informative and helpful.
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* 'The guardian grandmas' are a group of caring ladies who crochet hats, blankies and cocoons for babies. Both preemie and regular sized baby items are accepted.
* The baby items should be crocheted with acrylic yarns.
* All items will have a card attached to it with the group name and the care instructions.
* The baby items will be donated to Prince George's Hospital Center in Cheverly, Maryland.
* This will be an on-going project.
* If you would like to donate and you're not a grandma, that's perfectly fine, you can be an 'honorary' grandma. I can add an 'h g' next to your name if you'd like - just let me know.
* If you would like to be a guardian grandma or an honorary guardian grandma, but would rather donate to your own local hospital - that would be perfectly fine. Just let me know so I can add your name to our list of 'guardian grandmas'.
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I'm not a grandma yet ...but will be next month ...yesssssss...can't wait to see my lovely granddaughter Zoe Ann ....:)..Thanks Mrs. Debi ...in a process of crocheting beanies...:)ReplyDelete
I just wanted to thank you for inspiring me to help my local hospital. I decided to donate to St. Louis Children's, where my beautiful niece has been receiving outpatient treatment for a genetic disorder and where they kept my best friend alive until he got his new kidney (YAY!). They need all sizes of hats and blankets and seeing your campaign showed me that one person can make a huge difference, even before you started the Guardian Grandmas.ReplyDelete
What a lovely idea! As soon as I get a few things crocheted, I will be contacting you! We don't live too far away from each other!ReplyDeleteReplies
I have 10 hats ready for you! I'll email you for more info shortly!ReplyDelete
Hi Mrs Debi ....I have a question , are you going to create a logo or button for The Guardian Grandmas Group....just an idea to take it to our blogs. Just Curious and Thinking .Happy week.ReplyDelete
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I would love to join the group. I make and donate loads of preemie items - but I would be delighted to do this in the name of 'Guardian Grandmas' Honorary :)ReplyDelete
Please count me in!
And very best wishes to all GGs.
Hi Debi, got room for an old friend to join you:) I think I have my sister talked into joining also:) I have a few questions but will probably send you an email soon. I have missed seeing you, yes, that is on me!ReplyDelete
TTYS, Yvette
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It's a pleasure to meet your space and this wonderful initiative.
I'm a grandmother of three small girls, so I understand the feeling that motivates you to invite us to join in this wonderful project., And I wanted to join.
The address of my blog is this
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Nice to meet you Ms. Tammy - I'm glad you like my blog. Thank you very much for joining the 'guardian grandmas' - it's a pleasure to have you. You can donate baby items to your own local hospital if that would be easier for you. I will add your name to the grandmas list. Have a great day. :)Delete
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Unfortunately here, the Local hospitals are not receiving donations for babies, only to animal shelters with donations consisting of blankets and diapers,
Not a problem for me, send the caps to you.
I've been waiting for this opportunity to help and remand in part the blessing of God in taking care of my grandchildren, they are not here and I only see them for photographs, they are in Chile, in South America.Y them have 1 , 3 and 5 years old.
I send an email from gmail and I'm waiting for your answer.
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Hello! I knit and crochet just for babies - all for charity. I donate all the preemie clothes for my local hospitals (I live in Brazil and they need those so baad!) and although I'm just 20 years old, I was hoping if I could become an "honorary grandma"? That would be wonderful.ReplyDelete
Many thanks in advance, have a great week :D
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i am the grandmother of 14 and 3 1/2 greats. i would love to join all of you. ( i use my hubbys e-mail ) but i am truley i grannie. please add me to your list. email firstname.lastname@example.com Lady rockmanReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 22, 2014 at 9:09 PM
Thank you for your efforts to help preemies. I have donated to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore through a nurse who works there. But I lost my son through a placenta primea birth and I am grateful to anyone who helps keep tiny heads warm. Bless you and your circle. Nana HanaReplyDelete
Thank you Debi! I'm so glad you started this group. I donate preemie hats, (my son was a preemie and is now 28 years old and 6"5") to the hospital he was born at, St. Lukes in KC, Mo. I would be honored to donate in the name of your organization Guardian Grandmas. You always have the best ideas!ReplyDelete
Hi, what a fabulous idea. I'd be a honorary grandma, and I'd love to try out some of these patterns and donate.ReplyDelete
I would love to join your group please. I am making tiny baby items for a hospital here in Liverpool, England. I am a Grandma, although I prefer the title Nanny ☺ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Wendy. I would love for you to join the group. Since you live in England and it probably would cost a lot of money for you to send packages to me, you can donate your baby items to your local hospital in the 'guardian grandmas' name. Thank you so much. I will add your name to our 'guardian grandmas' list. :)Delete
- Hanelie LiebenbergAugust 17, 2015 at 2:43 AM
Hi Debi, Thank you for a wonderful place that a rather inexperienced newbie like me can learn so much! I live in South Africa and would like to join this group as well. I will donate to the local maternity hospital in the township here, as well as to our local state hospital. I am a grandmom of one adorable 18 month old little girl and a second one on the way - hoping for a boy this time around :-) !ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 30, 2016 at 6:22 AM
Does the Guardian Grandmas have a Raverly Group if not then why?ReplyDelete
Thanks for taking the time to leave a message - it always puts a smile on my face. If you have a question - post it here and check back - I will always answer you. :)


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They both had so much fun. Char likes to party.
Nevaeh requested the same date spot as last Christmas.
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A Study of Non-Communicable Morbidity Pattern in Geriatric Patients attending a Referral Railway Hospital in Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh
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Keywords:morbidity, non-communicable disease, geriatric population
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Abstract:hospital in Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh? Objectives: 1) To identify the various morbidities in the geriatric population attending the OPD of the selected hospital. 2) To observe the sex-wise difference of such morbidities among the studied subjects. Study design: Hospital-based cross-sectional study. Study location: the North Central Railway Hospital of Allahabad. Study duration: 1 year (from March, 2010 to February, 2011). Material and method: Medical record analysis, clinical history taking and examination using a pretested questionnaire. Results: Total 467 respondents were included in the study (235 males and 232 females). Three-fourth of the subjects rated their health status as either 'mostly' or 'somewhat' healthy. Nearly 62% had vision abnormality while 15.2% suffered from impaired hearing. Respiratory (43.5%) and musculoskeletal symptoms were among the most commonly observed morbidities. Diabetes mellitus and overactive bladder syndrome were significantly commoner among males while respiratory complaints, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and low back ache were more common in females as compared to males. Discharge per vaginum was the most common gynecological problem noted (41.4% of all female patients). Conclusion: The study identifies the common morbidities in geriatric hospital attendees and underscores the need for appropriate resource allocation and arrangements.


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