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Year Up welcomed 34 Interbrand volunteers to lead career-coaching conversations. This organization helps to solve the opportunity divide, providing urban young adults skills, experience, and support, empowering them to reach their potential through professional careers and higher education.
Year Up interns worked with Interbranders in an encouraging setting, asking questions on professionalism, career development and branding. Utilizing the skills of the Interbrand team, we also hosted a branding workshop. During this interactive session, Year Up interns identified their personal strengths, explored what makes them unique and paired their attributes with a brand they admire. We encouraged them to create a visual identity of their personal logo in addition to their tagline. It was a creative brainstorm and both the interns and IB staff were truly inspired.
At the end of the morning, we gathered to share feedback from the interns. They described their experience as: "Amazing", "Awesome" and "Fun." The IB team shared the same sentiments.
Year Up is a fantastic organization and they are producing phenomenal young adults. We are looking forward to creating ongoing opportunities for Interbranders to work with Year Up!
Upwardly Global
Upwardly Global welcomed 25 Interbrand volunteers to share a presentation on Interbrand and conduct mock interview. As their website puts it, "Immigrants want to rebuild their careers. Employers are looking for experienced global talent. Upwardly Global exists to bring them together."
To kick things off, CEO Nikki Cicerani spoke of the mission of UpGlo and the challenges immigrants looking to establish themselves in the workforce in the US face. She also elaborated on how their organization works to help – through various programs and initiatives – and the value their volunteers bring to the organization and process at large.
We then moved into our presentation, reviewing not only the value of brand and what it means, but also Interbrand's unique departments and offerings. After the presentations we broke out for two rounds of our 1–on–1 mock interview sessions, having the opportunity to review resumes, spend 30 minutes interviewing and then discuss feedback with the candidates, highlighting what they're doing well and tips to consider moving forward. It was an amazing opportunity to lend our knowledge and experience in an engaging way.
At the end of the morning, we gathered to share feedback from both volunteers and "job seekers". Interbranders shared ways to develop your personal brand and truly rally around the things that make you stand out in your interview, relating your strengths to the position you're interviewing for. The participants we were lucky enough to meet with spoke highly of the entire experience – from the Interbrand presentation, to the feeling of openness and welcome in our office. One participant shared that of all the mock interview events she's attended, this one was by far the best, praising the format and overall experience.
In discussions with the Upwardly Global team, including Laura Barrera–Vera, Senior Associate, Corporate Relations & Volunteer Services, there was much excitement for both the morning and what we can create together moving forward. UpGlo's team came prepared and well-organized to orchestrate the event – a highly impressive group! Their partnership with us thus far could not be more exciting and we look forward to creating ongoing opportunities for Interbranders to work with Upwardly Global!
The Young Women's Leadership Network welcomed 75 women from various departments of Interbrand, Interbrand Group, Interbrand Health, and BrandWizard at the Museum of Jewish Heritage to participate in The YWLN's 9th Annual Brag Party! Communications expert and author Peggy Klaus hosted this incredible, high-energy workshop to learn how to "brag without tooting your own horn!"
More than 200 girls from Young Women's Leadership Schools in East Harlem, Astoria and Jamaica participated in the workshop and gained valuable knowledge from the other professional women in their company. "Bragologues" or short, story-like monologues about each woman's accomplishments, work, interests and more were shared.
It was a successful day with 400 attendees, an incredible learning experience for all! We look forward to creating ongoing opportunities for Interbranders to work with YWLN!
DREAM Charter School
DREAM Charter School in East Harlem, NY welcomed six lucky Interbrand volunteers, who had the opportunity to uncover greatness with two 2nd grade classes. DREAM is a community-based school with a Community Breakfast every morning, allowing families to eat with their children and the students to share a meal with their teachers and the school staff at the start of the day. With two teachers for every class, working from a Co-Teaching Model, every child receives attention and care on their journey to success.
We worked in groups to brainstorm the top qualities that make DREAM as amazing at it is, in the hopes that the school could use them for future recruiting. The students all showed enthusiasm for the school and shared their favorite activities that instill great values and learning on a daily basis. Some ideas included cooking classes, swimming & many great field trips – strawberry picking was mentioned several times as a particular favorite.
We walked out of the school in awe. DREAM Charter School is an inspiration! We are motivated to go back again & learn more about DREAM's institutional partner Harlem RBI too. Keep playing, learning & growing!
Covenant House
Covenant House welcomed nine Interbrand volunteers who worked with students in essay writing, grammar and sentence structure in preparation for an upcoming GED exam. Covenant House is a safe haven for homeless young adults between 18-21, providing shelter, clothing and education to the people they serve.
We worked with students on varying levels of literacy in small groups of either one student to one team member or two students to one volunteer. Sharing our own stories about our careers, educational backgrounds and the paths we took to get to Interbrand, we found the students were curious to learn more.
The students expressed great appreciation for the personal attention and coaching, which was a new experience for them. The teachers thanked us as well, saying the students shared immediate feedback that they felt encouraged knowing Interbranders valued their intelligence and insights and were happy to help them express themselves.
Reflecting on the day as a team, we were pleased and surprised at how much of an impact we had in just being there with the students and showing them people care about them and they are not forgotten. It was a truly moving and inspiring day for all of us. We look forward to creating ongoing opportunities for Interbranders to work with Covenant House!
Dress for Success
Dress for Success welcomed 30 Interbrand volunteers to its Brooklyn warehouse to help in a mass clothing sort for its clients. Providing professional attire for low-income women, women are empowered to find jobs and build their careers.
Interbranders tackled piles of donated clothing, sorting them into "Keep," to be given to Dress for Success clients, "Sale," to be sold to raise money for the organization's mission and network of support tools for women, and "Partner," to share with partner organizations that benefit women throughout the city.
With hard work and lively spirits, the team processed hundreds of items to help the many women referred to Dress for Success through a diverse network of non-profit and government agencies, including homeless shelters, immigration services, job training programs, educational institutions and domestic violence shelters.
It was a successful day and we look forward to creating ongoing opportunities for Interbranders to work with Dress for Success!
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The SBE 16plus V2 (Version 2) SeaCAT Recorder measures temperature and conductivity (pressure optional) and provides high accuracy and resolution, reliability, and ease-of-use on moorings and other long-duration, fixed-site deployments. Compared to the previous 16plus, the V2 incorporates an electronics upgrade and additional features, with six differentially amplified A/D input channels, one RS-232 data input channel, and 64 MB FLASH memory. Data can be output in XML as well as ASCII and HEX formats. Firmware upgrades can be downloaded through the communications port, without opening the instrument.
The SBE 16plus V2 uses the same temperature and conductivity sensors (and optional strain gauge or Digiquartz® pressure sensor) proven in 10,000 SeaCATs and MicroCATs. The unique internal-field conductivity cell permits the use of expendable anti-foulant devices, for long-term bio-fouling protection.
Calibration coefficients, stored in memory, permit data output in ASCII engineering units (degrees C, Siemens/m, decibars, salinity [PSU], sound velocity [m/sec.], etc.). The sample interval, ranging from 10 to 14,400 seconds, is user-programmable in 1-second increments. Between samples, the SBE 16plus V2 powers down, drawing only 20 microAmps. Nine alkaline D-cells provide power for 355,000 samples of C and T. Conditioned power (500 mA) is available for auxiliary sensors (dissolved oxygen, turbidity, fluorescence, PAR, etc.). Data is recorded in memory for 38.4K baud upload after recovery.
Real-time monitoring is practical using the SBE 16plus V2 3-wire RS-232C data output. The 16plus V2 is well suited to networked sensor arrays where its operation can be triggered by satellite, radio, or hardwire telemetry equipment. An optional inductive modem (1-wire loop) interface allows multiple SeaCATs to share a simple and robust telemetry cable.
A standard SBE 16plus V2 is supplied with plastic housing for depths to 600 meters, 64 Mbyte FLASH RAM memory, alkaline batteries, glass-reinforced epoxy bulkhead connectors, and expendable anti-foulant devices.
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The Blackhawks picked up only one point in the standings in New Jersey but the importance of fighting back after a sluggish start can't be discounted. The Devils came out flying and after their initial opening period surge, which Corey Crawford stifled, the Hawks were the better club. In the end, the 2-1 shootout loss to New Jersey wasn't as bad as it might sound.
With Ray Emery out with an undisclosed upper body injury it was important for a confident, in control Crawford to make an appearance on Tuesday evening. Another subpar effort would not have bolstered Crawford's confidence, but he was solid while facing boyhood idol Martin Brodeur.
If not for their future first ballot Hall of Fame goaltender, the Devils would have been beaten on home ice. Brodeur was the difference as the Hawks had many good scoring chances. The Blackhawks deserved a better fate but for the most part, the correct effort was in place.
The Chicago defensive zone coverage was shaky at times and Marian Hossa had a below average performance but the Hawks persevered. The checking line of Andrew Shaw, Dave Bolland and Bryan Bickell played well. Viktor Stalberg had a strong outing and recorded a game high seven shots on goal.
Brent Seabrook was in good form and Nick Leddy came through with a better effort. Former Devil Johnny Oduya started out a bit jittery but got better as the game went on. Oduya led all players with 29:56 of ice time and was credited with three blocked shots.
Seabrook connected for the Hawks lone goal but it was hard work by Shaw and Bickell plus a nice pinch-in by Niklas Hjalmarsson that led to the tally. Bolland sent a nice pass to Seabrook who beat Brodeur with a slap shot.
Defenseman Steve Montador was back in action after a 22 game absence due to a concussion. Montador skated at wing on the fourth line and only played seven shifts accounting for 4:20 of ice time. Maybe Montador would have played more but he got roughed up near the Devils net and only skated one shift in the final frame.
It is safe to say Joel Quenneville isn't thrilled with the performances of forwards Michal Frolik and Brendan Morrison. Quenneville could have played Montador on defense and used either Frolik or Morrison on the fourth line. It's not like Dylan Olsen or Sean O'Donnell is playing so well they can't be taken out of the lineup but Coach Q. thought differently.
It looks like Chicago could be the last stop in Morrison's NHL career. This is the time of year when a player with his experience should shine but that's hardly the case. Frolik is snake bitten around the net. Although Frolik gives a decent effort on most occasions it appears he has fallen out of favor with Quenneville. Neither player has contributed much and with the recent injuries, they had an opportunity to prove themselves.
The Hawks could have used more depth but at least now the injured are returning. Marcus Kruger was back in action and didn't appear rusty while playing close to 20 minutes. With a little luck Jonathan Toews could return on Sunday or at least for the final two games.
Until the Blackhawks get completely healthy, the minutes will continue to be piled on the better players. Patrick Sharp was on the ice for over 22 minutes and Hossa played slightly over 23 minutes. Patrick Kane led all Hawk forwards with 23:54 in ice time. Tuesday night, the Hawks big three didn't stain the scoresheet.
The Blackhawks can take away the positives from their effort in New Jersey and prepare for another tough test on Thursday at the United Center. The St. Louis Blues will be in town and they are coming off a 3-0 whitewash of Nashville.
The Blues 1-A goaltender Brian Elliott recorded his third straight shutout on Tuesday evening. Normally, most clubs would ride the hot goalie but the Blues have the luxury of two top tenders. So it has been reported Jaroslav Halak will take his turn between the pipes to face Crawford as the Hawks will look to claw for more points.
St. Louis has the best record in hockey and is fresh off two shutout victories. The Blackhawks will be looking for a similar effort that led to a 4-3 shootout win versus the Blues on March 13. The Hawks still sit in sixth place in the Western Conference and are six points ahead of seventh place Dallas.
Al's Shots
The Blackhawks power play is so ineffective it is almost comical.
The Hawks failed to score during four power play attempts, and there was a five on three advantage mixed in as well. It isn't as if the Hawks are unlucky and opposing goal keepers are called on to make great saves. That's hardly the case as the Blackhawks have not recorded a single shot on goal in their last eight power play attempts.
Obviously, having such a poor play puts a lot more pressure on every other aspect of the Hawks game. The lone goal New Jersey scored was due to a poor line change during a penalty kill, which should be embarrassing.
Down the stretch, the Blackhawks need to be dialed in on every shift. A momentary lapse in concentration can result in a goal against, as was the case Tuesday night.
The power play should improve somewhat with the return of Toews and Duncan Keith but even when they were playing it wasn't great. Some years are just like that.
Shaw continues to be a pleasant surprise. Versus the Devils he had four shots on goal, three hits and was a plus one. Shaw keeps proving simple is often best. The rookie forward is always around the opponent's net, in position to score or to cause chaos.
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Please understand that the needs of our patients come first and foremost. While well-meaning family and friends can be a source of support and comfort to patients, there may be times when it's better to not have visitors. The patient may want to rest or may need privacy for a procedure. A member of our nursing staff may ask visitors to leave for a brief time so that we can attend to the patient's needs.
Each unit has general visiting hours. However, visiting policies may be individualized based upon a patient's specific physical, social, emotional or spiritual needs. Below are some guidelines when visiting the hospital.
The soap and hand sanitizer in patient rooms are for everyone – wash or sanitize your hands when entering and leaving the room of the person you are visiting to avoid bringing in and carrying out germs.Insist that healthcare providers do the same before caring for your loved one.
Clean your hands after sneezing, coughing, touching your eyes, nose or mouth, after using the restroom and before and after eating and drinking. Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue or your sleeve, and do not sit on patient beds or handle their equipment. Read and follow any instructions posted outside the patient's room.
Do not visit the hospital if you are sick or have had any ill symptoms within the last three days including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever (or feeling feverish), uncontrolled cough or rash.
While flowers, young visitors and home-baked goodies spread cheer, they may not be allowed, so check with the nurse first. Most hospitals prohibit flowers in intensive care units. If you change the water in a vase of flowers, be sure to wash your hands afterward. Bringing food is risky because the patient may be on a special diet or the food could spoil and make the patient sick. If you bring children, don't let them play on the floor or bed and have them wash their hands as they enter and leave the room. Make sure the child is free from symptoms of infection (e.g., runny nose, sore throat, rash, cough, etc.).
If the person you are visiting is on "Isolation Precautions," talk to the nurse before entering the room to find out what steps you will have to take, such as wearing a mask or other protective clothing. Also ask for any educational materials that may be available.
Limit the patient's personal items. Less clutter eases the critical job of cleaning hospital rooms. Keep patient items off the floor and away from waste containers.
If you are visiting multiple patients (for instance, if you are a pastor), sanitize your hands before and after seeing each patient. Do not share the communion cup and lay the wafer on a paper towel (not directly on the patient's table.) Visit the person in isolation last and follow the precautions as specified.
Keep the patient healthy back at home. Follow discharge instructions and eliminate germs from the patient's environment by using disinfectants, such as sprays and wipes, to clean hard surfaces often. Ask for special instructions if the patient had a drug-resistant infection such as MRSA or C. difficile.
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Urban informatics and new opportunities for interdisciplinary exchange
As an internet researcher and social media consultant, I ask some of the guests of the Australian Science magazine and knowledge network to tell me and my readers more about themselves, their current projects, and their views on topics including internet technology, the use of the Web in science and education, and certain aspects of the digital technologies that influence our everyday lives and work. You can see the published interviews so far - here. Earlier this month I had a conversation with Marcus Foth, the interview is published for Australian Science.
Marcus Foth is an Associate Professor and Director of the Urban Informatics Research Lab, as well as the Principal Research Fellow at the School of Design, Queensland University of Technology. He has authored and co-authored over 90 articles published in journals, edited books, and conference proceedings, as well as the Urban Informatics web site. You can follow him on Twitter.
Welcome to Australian Science. Would you, please, tell our readers a little bit more about yourself? Where do you come from, both geographically and philosophically? What is your scientific background, and your professional scope?
Certainly. I was born and grew up in the Northern part of Germany, in a town called Lübeck, at the coast of the Baltic Sea, about an hour from Hamburg. After high school I moved what appears to be as far away diagonally as possible within Germany in order to commence a computer science degree at the University of Furtwangen in the Black Forest that offered a – at the time – unique specialisation: Medieninformatik which combined technology applications and media studies. This was in 1997. The internet was just starting to become commercially successful, and many current students were still working on kiosk installations and multimedia CD-ROMs which were the latest fad at the time.
This degree program included two industry internships as well as an opportunity to study abroad. Together with friends of mine we looked at a number of options and eventually applied for advanced standing into the Bachelor of Multimedia program at Griffith University in Brisbane where we continued our studies in 2000. Due to the credit transfer, we were able to graduate at the end of 2000. This was my first year in Australia, and I had an amazing time. So much so that I decided to take advantage of a Government initiative that made it easier for recent IT graduates to apply for permanent residency. I was also lucky that my application was processed very rapidly: I applied in March 2001 and returned to Brisbane in July 2001 on my PR visa.
I had finished all my coursework for the German CompSc degree, and all that was left to do was the graduation thesis. In the meantime, I enrolled into a Master of Arts in Digital Media program at Queensland University of Technology which was flexible enough to comprise project units that allowed me to write my thesis "Backing up the Smart State: E-Security in Queensland's Small and Medium Enterprises." This way I was able to graduate in 2002 with the CompSc Honours degree from Germany and an MA from QUT at the same time with only one extra year of studies.
QUT offered a great and dynamic environment. I was not part of the Faculty of IT, but the newly formed Creative Industries Faculty. So I was surrounded by colleagues from very different disciplinary backgrounds such as, anthropology, cultural studies, media and communications, visual arts, film and TV, music, communication design, etc. It was a stimulating environment to be part of, and I happily accepted the faculty's generous offer to fund a scholarship to enable me to do my PhD with them.
This journey spanned already two very broad areas: technology (the computer science and multimedia parts) and people (the media and communication and creative arts parts). During my PhD studies I added a third area of great interest to me, that is, place. At a time when the internet was heralded as the death of distance, and policy makers and commercial entities were promoting telework, e-commerce, and distant education, I went quite the opposite way by suggesting that 'place still matters'. My PhD thesis "Towards a Design Methodology to Support Social Networks of Residents in Inner-City Apartment Buildings" looked at the way that web-enabled technologies could be useful for local communication and interaction within community networks.
My PhD studies formed the headstone for the next couple of years: Right after graduating I was part of a great team of academics across media and communication studies, urban sociology, and architecture that won a three year Discovery grant from the
Australian Research Council including an Australian Postdoctoral Fellowship that supported my research between 2006 and 2008. We were successful with an additional two ARC Linkage grants the following year, and I spent some time at the Oxford Internet Institute as a Visiting Fellow in 2007. So these successes tremendously helped to build up momentum around what I eventually started to call urban informatics. However, this term is not my invention, it just seemed the most appropriate one.
Would you explain to our readers a bit about the Urban Informatics Research Lab, for those in the science and technology who may not be familiar with the Lab? Can you give us a story about the inception, history, work and achievements of the Urban Informatics Research Lab?
The Urban Informatics Research Lab was initially just a small but growing group of research staff and students working on a number of related grants funded by the ARC and partner organisations. This was back in 2006, and for a while we flew under the radar of the university's administration winning research grants and squirrelling research papers.
The lab operates across the three domains that I mentioned earlier: people, place and technology, and so we house post-docs and research students from a variety of backgrounds: humanities and social science; urban planning, design and architecture; and human-computer interaction, information technology and computer science. What binds us all together is the shared focus on the nexus of all three areas. We came up with this definition of Urban Informatics that we are proud to say, was published in the CSCW 2011 proceedings on page 1. The fact that the paper appears on page 1 is actually arbitrary, but I still like to point it out
Urban informatics is the study, design, and practice of urban experiences across different urban contexts that are created by new opportunities of real-time, ubiquitous technology and the augmentation that mediates the physical and digital layers of people networks and urban infrastructures. (Foth, Choi, & Satchell, 2011).
A main driver of our work is the motivation to deliver not just rigorous research but also real world impact. We first started off with a study that significantly shaped the social sustainability strategies of the Kelvin Grove Urban Village, the Queensland Government's flagship urban renewal project in inner-city Brisbane. The lab has also produced a number of technology innovations, such as CityFlocks – an early mobile location-based recommender system, DispoMaps – an iPhone app to temporarily share a map with your location details with others and then dispose of it safely, FixVegas – a mobile app that lets you take a photo of city assets and street furniture that require repair and submit a maintenance request to the local council, CapitalMusic – a mobile app to visually share what music you are currently listening to with people in your vicinity, and Discussions in Space – a hybrid mobile phone and public screen application that allows passersby to contribute content via SMS or tweets.
Can you share with us some personal notes regarding the Urban Informatics Research Lab, any challenges you faced along the way, and the outcome?
In the beginning our lab heavily depended on income from national competitive grants and we were lucky that the time was right for the research that we applied for. We still compete for national competitive grants, but we are also increasingly talking directly with partner organisations from the public and private sector about new research opportunities.
At the moment, we have research programs looking at urban planning and community engagement; environmenal sustainability and energy monitoring; food culture and the food interactions in the city; libraries as new hubs for digital culture and social innovation; and there are a number of applications in the pipeline and on the boil that may add new initiatives to the lab later this year and early next year.
Recently, the Urban Informatics Research Lab won the merit award in the R&D category at the iAwards QLD 2012 . Congratulations on the award! Can you describe the R&D project in particular?
Thank you. Yes, the iAward was for Discussions in Space. We used it as a community engagement tool originally for a project with Brisbane City Council, but it has now been used successfully in a variety of other contexts, too, such as at Federation Square in Melbourne. In collaboration with FedSquare, Discussions in Space is used to engage with visitors during events such as Oprah's visit, New Years Eve, Cadel Evans' Tour de France victory parade, the Queen's Royal Visit, and Thoughts for Molly Meldrum.
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Clayton County Police have released the names of the teenagers shot last week in a car in Riverdale.
Iasha Brion Scott, 18, of Jonesboro, was shot in the head and killed, Thursday, while she was driving a car on Creekstone Way, according to Clayton County Police.
The driver-side, rear passenger of the vehicle, 17-year-old Davion Lamar Hayes, was injured when a bullet grazed the left side of his head, according to police.
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"Soon thereafter, approximately six shots were fired directly into the vehicle," Daniel said in the statement. One of the bullets struck Scott in the back, left side of the head, Daniel said.
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Manifold Clock: A Different Way to Tell the Time
The Manifold Clock is a completely new way to look at time. Designed by the Israeli industrial design team, Studio Ve, this wall-mounted clock is just as much as a sculptural art piece as it is a utility for telling time.
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this is wonderful!
I watched the full rotation video.
While I would have a learning curve (can't avoid the pun), I can see how a month in or so, this would be simple to read.
Definitely changes clock watching!
It's a visual delight, but after exploring the web site and video I have yet to unearth how it is powered? Batteries? Current? Wind-up spring? Magic?
Fab~ sort of like the idea of maritime signal flags? A monochrome version may have less learning curve if you just want 'boring' ol' utility:P
I like it as sculpture, especially if I can have custom color choices! But I'll stick to digital clocks to tell the time!
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by Fred McMillin
California Chardonnay...
How Good are the 1998's?
...James Laube, Wine Spectator
Let's Check It Out
The difficult growing year produced Chardonnay more acidic and less appealing than usual, according to the Spectator. For example, the previous four vintages averaged a 96 rating, while the 1998 came in at eighty five, down eleven points!
If that's the case, I figured even we normal mortals should be able to detect it. My panel has tasted blind a large number of 1996 through 1999 vintages in various price ranges. Here are the winners.
How did the 1998s Do?—California Chardonnays
Our Best Chardonnay of the Winning Years 1996-1999
$10—Sierra Vista Winery, El Dorado County, 1999
Was Laube Right?
There were 53 Chardonnays in the study, including 28 1998s. The '98s won only two of the above10 price groups. What doesn't show on the table is that the '98s came in last in 7 of the 10 groups. Laube was right!
Postscript—A "Chardenot" Footnote
We've been exploring Chardonnays of the nineteen nineties. How was the grape doing in the eighteen nineties in the Golden State? The foremost Napa Valley author, Prof. George Husmann, indicated the status of the "Chardenot" grape. In 1886 he wrote that while it had "high promise, [the variety] has not yet been well and thoroughly tested." But, just a decade later "the celebrated wine grape of Burgundy" had made his highly-recommended list of the 1890s!
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Port of Call Spotlight: Fort-de-France, Martinique
In the Carib language of her first inhabitants, her name means "island of flowers." And Martinique's landscapes of seaside villages, green-clad volcanic mountains and hills are indeed adorned with a profusion of blossoms: bougainvillea, hibiscus, bird of paradise, anthuriums and more.
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|TIPS as a Fixed Income Strategy
|Written by Kevin Grogan
|Thursday, 07 May 2009 00:00
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Overview: Many investors may be sensitive to the damaging effects inflation can have on the buying power of their portfolios. One way to address this concern is through Treasury inflation-protected securities (TIPS).
There is an old saying in the investment world that the only returns that matter are the ones investors can spend. Thus, investors should account for the effects inflation can have on their spending power. Inflation poses significant risks to investors over the long term as it may decrease their buying power. One way to account for the effects of inflation is through fixed income investments in Treasury inflation-protected securities (TIPS).
What Are TIPS?
Similar to nominal (non-inflation-adjusted) U.S. Treasury fixed income investments, TIPS are issued with fixed coupon rates and fixed maturity dates (such as five, 10 or 20 years). The key difference between TIPS and nominal bonds is that the coupon rate for TIPS is a guaranteed "real" (inflation-adjusted) return. The principal is adjusted for inflation before the interest payment is calculated.
With TIPS, the coupon payments and face value will maintain purchasing power until maturity. Rates for nominal Treasury fixed income investments are typically higher than the rate for TIPS with comparable maturities because they include a risk premium for future inflation. However, there is no guarantee the coupon payments will retain purchasing power.
How Do TIPS Work?
The principal value of TIPS is adjusted by the Treasury Department according to changes in the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U). The semiannual interest payments vary because the fixed coupon rate is applied to the inflation-adjusted principal, as illustrated below:
Note: Example assumes an individual TIPS with a $100,000 principal value and a 3 percent coupon rate.
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Amarillo, TX - Here's some additional information on Ardent Health Services, one of the companies behind the changes.
According to their website, the Nashville-based company was founded in 1993 and was known as Behavioral Healthcare Corporation until being renamed in June 2001.
The company owns and operates hospital networks in Tulsa and Albuquerque, Hillcrest Healthcare System and Lovelace Health System respectively.
Between those two systems, there are ten acute care hospitals, one rehab hospital and several other health care facilities.
Ardent began services in the Tulsa metropolitan area in 2004 with the acquisition of the Hillcrest Healthcare System.
The seven facilities within the Hillcrest network are Hillcrest Medical Center, Hillcrest Hospital South, Oklahoma Heart Institute, Bailey Medical Center, Hillcrest Hospital Cushing, Hillcrest Hospital Claremore and Hillcrest Hospital Henryetta.
Between them, they treat nearly 200,000 patients every year, with more than 165,000 emergency room visits a year.
Ardent has been in business in the Albuquerque area since 2001.
Under the Lovelace Health System there is Lovelace Medical Center, Lovelace Westside Hospital, Lovelace Women's Hospital, Lovelace Rehabilitation Hospital, Heart Hospital of New Mexico at Lovelace Medical Center and Lovelace Regional Hospital in Roswell.
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Similar to the Tulsa system, approximately 200,000 patients are treated annually, with 80,000 emergency room visits per year.


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Date of Award
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Master of Applied Science (MASc)
Materials Science and Engineering
Kenneth S. Coley
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(a) Transportation by Secretary.—
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(b) Transportation by Third-parties.— The Secretary, in consultation and coordination with the Secretary of Transportation and appropriate representatives of veterans' service organizations, shall take all appropriate steps to facilitate the establishment and maintenance of a program under which such organizations, or individuals who are volunteering their services to the Department, would take responsibility for the transportation, without reimbursement from the Department, to Department facilities of veterans (primarily those residing in areas which are geographically accessible to such facilities) who seek services or benefits from the Department under chapter 17 or other provisions of this title.
Source(Added and amended Pub. L. 112–260, title II, § 202(a), (b),Jan. 10, 2013, 126 Stat. 2423, 2424; Pub. L. 113–59, § 6,Dec. 20, 2013, 127 Stat. 662.)
2013—Subsec. (a)(2). Pub. L. 113–59substituted "December 31, 2014" for "the date that is one year after the date of the enactment of this section".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 112–260, § 202(b), transferred subsec. (h) ofsection 111 of this title to this section, redesignated it as subsec. (b), and inserted heading.
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|112-260 [Sec.] 202(b)(1)-(3)
|126 Stat. 2424
|112-260 [Sec.] 202(a) "111A"
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