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On behalf of the cabinet and deans, I
extend a warm Franciscan welcome to all new members of the Viterbo community. We
likewise welcome back those who have been away for the summer recess.
We welcome the new
faces of some 450 new undergraduate students and approximately 20 new full-time
faculty, administrators, and staff members. Franny's has a new face as well and
we welcome Einstein Bros. Bagels to the campus, and the new Provisions on
Demand (POD) in the Student Union's Crossroads. The facelift for Bonaventure Hall
has been completed with the refurbishment of the first and second floors. The
Student Government Association is funding improvements now underway in the
Marian/Bonaventure Courtyard, Murphy
Center has a new face as well—see if you notice anything different.
In spite of the significant challenges facing higher education across the country, Viterbo concluded a very successful 2012–13 academic year. Accomplishments from 2012–13 have been compiled in the annual highlights report that will be distributed today by electronic mail to all employees. These reports by the cabinet are a summary of achievements. They are not an exhaustive list but an excellent representation of the hard work, dedication, and support of our faculty, administration, staff, trustees, alumni, and benefactors.
Please attend the University Forum Tuesday, Aug. 20, beginning with a continental breakfast at 8:30 a.m. in the Fine Arts Center Lobby. At 9 a.m., we kick off the forum with introductions of new employees, followed by service awards for 56 employees. Following a short break, I will provide the State of the University address. At 11:30 a.m. we will assemble in Assisi Courtyard for a special announcement in regard to the university's comprehensive capital campaign. A picnic lunch for all guests will follow, sponsored by the institutional advancement office.
We conclude the busy day with the annual community dinner, preceded by a cash bar reception at 5:30 p.m. in the FAC lobby and then a trip to New England for dinner at 6:30 p.m. in the Mathy Center.
Remember, wearing name badges is a demonstration of hospitality, especially to our new students and new employees.
Joan and I extend our best wishes to all for a great new academic year.
Rick Artman
Paul Loeb will open the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership's
2013–14 lecture series as he presents "Soul of a Citizen: How Can You Make Your
Voice Heard and Your Actions Count?" at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12 in the Fine
Arts Center Main Theatre.
Loeb is the author of Soul of a Citizen: Living with Conviction in Challenging Times and The Impossible Will Take a Little While: A
Citizen's Guide to Hope in a Time of Fear. Soul of a Citizen is described as "the handbook for budding social
activists, veteran organizers, and anybody who wants to make a change—big or
small—in the world around them." Loeb has spent more than 30 years researching
and writing about citizen responsibility and empowerment, asking what makes
some people choose lives of social commitment while others abstain.
Born in California in 1952, Loeb attended Stanford University and New York's New School for Social Research. He has written for numerous prominent publications including the New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today, Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times, and Baltimore Sun. He has also appeared on NBC, CNN, Fox, National Public Radio, BBC, and the ABC, NBC, and CBS radio networks.
Loeb is also the author of the books Nuclear Culture, Hope in Hard Times, and Generation at the Crossroads: Apathy and Action on the American Campus.
For a complete schedule of D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership events, visit www.viterbo.edu/ethics/.
Five graduates of the Master
of Arts in Education program celebrate their degrees at the end of proseminar
week in July. One hundred-forty graduate students, the majority of whom teach
in Wisconsin and Iowa, spent the week on campus to present their research
projects and complete their final degree requirements.
Name: Val Krage
Position: Post-Baccalaureate Licensure Specialist, School of Education
Education background: Master of Science in Educational Leadership from
Minnesota State University Moorhead. Bachelor of Science in Child Development
and Family Life from the University of Wisconsin-Stout. I hold Minnesota
licenses in early childhood education, parent education, and community education.
Previous employer and position/Past experience as related to current position: Most recently, I was employed by Western Technical College as a grant specialist. Prior to that, I spent 21 years with the La Crescent-Hokah School District as the early childhood programs coordinator and early childhood and parent educator. I love education and look forward to playing a role in shaping the next generation of teachers.
Hometown: La Crescent, Minn.
Why did you choose Viterbo as your next employer? I have experienced Viterbo in many capacities over the years, as a patron of the amazing fine arts productions, a participant in the non-profit leadership development program, and as a parent of a student in the theatre program. In all of these situations, I have been impressed with the combination of hospitality and professionalism demonstrated by staff and students alike, as well as with the general climate that is immediately evident when one steps onto campus. I am thrilled to have the opportunity to use my time and talents to serve not only the post-baccalaureate program, but to the university as a whole.
Of the five Viterbo values, which resonates with you most and why? Service. I am extremely grateful for the many blessings in my life and believe it to be my responsibility to give to others who may not have the good fortune that I have. A significant amount of my service work revolves around animal rescue, an effort that my entire family participates in by volunteering at our local animal shelter and fostering homeless dogs and cats. Last year we traveled to the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab, Utah, where we spent a week volunteering.
Unique fact about you: I fulfilled a lifelong goal of participating in a musical theatre production last year when I played the role of Sister Mary Feline, the crazy-cat nun, in Appleseed Community Theatre's production of Nunsense.
Anything about your family you would like to share: My husband Dan is an operations manager for Kwik Trip. Andy (21) is a senior at Viterbo, Bridget (18) is a freshman at the University of Wisconsin, and Lauren (14) is a freshman at La Crescent High School. We have one dog, Joey, and more cats than I would like to admit.
By Emilio Alvarez
Greetings from Campus Ministry! After a
fast and amazing summer, the time has come again to put ourselves in a position
to allow the glory of God's goodness to shine through us and change the lives
of those joining us during the upcoming school year. Campus has been busy this
summer with new campus remodels, summer sports camps, and several summer
courses, but is has been calm enough to find some much needed time for
reflection and contemplation. Now, the time is finally here to finally see how
our summer preparations and plans will come to fruition to create a vibrant and
exhilarating experience for Viterbo students. Campus Ministry staff are excited and
ready. Are you?
Military Pilgrimages
This summer, Fr. Conrad Targonski was privileged to lead a group of veterans on a pilgrimage to Assisi. Did you know that Francis was a veteran himself? The pilgrims walked in the footsteps of St. Francis to better understand their own journey in life. If you are interested in learning more, contact Fr. Conrad Targonski.
Viva Papa Francesco!
Pope Francis joined millions of youth in Rio de Janeiro to celebrate the great joy of our faith. Here's a great quote from Pope Francis that speaks to the message of what campus ministry would like to share with all of the students at Viterbo:
"Do not be afraid! When we go to proclaim Christ, it is he himself who goes before us and guides us. When he sent his disciples on mission, he promised, 'I am with you always' (Matthew 28:20). And this is also true for us! Jesus does not leave us alone, he never leaves you alone! He always accompanies you."— Pope Francis
Expanded Taize for the School Year
Due to popular demand, Taize prayer (an ecumenical prayer) will be expanded throughout the Advent and Lenten liturgical seasons. Weekly Taize Prayer will take place every Wednesday Night at 9 p.m. in San Damiano Chapel. Taize prayer will be led by Polly Pappadopoulos and Viterbo students. All are welcome to experience this reflective type of prayer.
Regular San Damiano Worship Schedule to begin Aug. 25
Starting Sunday, Aug. 25, San Damiano Chapel will begin its 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. celebrations of the Holy Mass on Sundays. All are invited.
Note that there will be a change to the daily Mass schedule. Daily Mass will occur at 12:15 p.m., Monday–Friday unless otherwise noted.
Participants enjoy
themselves at the 16th annual Viterbo University Athletics Golf Scramble Aug.
12 at the La Crosse Country Club.
September Birthdays
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News and Events
Viterbo was founded by the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
in 1890. That means a milestone date will soon be upon us and planning will be
gearing up to celebrate Viterbo's 125th during the 2014–15 academic year.
A planning committee chaired by Pat Kerrigan has been formed and other members include: Emilio Alvarez, Sandra
Bartel, Derek Cortez, Kathy Duerwachter, Deb Kappmeyer, Keith Knutson, Eric
Kunick, Denise Lorenz, Polly Pappadopoulos, Rochelle Potaracke, FSPA, John
Race, Michael Ranscht, Chris Sanger, Tim Schorr, Polly Scott, and Anthony
Planning will take place during the year
and faculty and staff are asked to consider utilizing a 125th theme for events
held on an annual basis. Look for more details throughout the year and feel
free to contact any of the committee members with ideas and suggestions.
employees are invited to attend a University Forum and campaign celebration
Tuesday, Aug. 20.
The day begins with a continental
breakfast at 8:30 a.m. in the Fine Arts Center Lobby. The forum will begin at 9
a.m. in the Fine Arts Center Main Theatre and will include the introduction of
new employees, employee years of service recognition, and President Rick Artman's State of the
University address.
At 11:30 a.m., employees are asked
to gather in Assisi Courtyard for a special announcement regarding Viterbo's
comprehensive capital campaign. A picnic lunch sponsored by the institutional
advancement office will follow the announcement.
The complete inservice schedule is available at
Employees will be recognized for their years of service during the University Forum Tuesday, Aug. 20. Congratulations to:
Five Years of Service
David Bauer
Barb Dotta
Lynda Fernholz
Josh Gates
Barb Gayle
Gretchen Johnson
Sheldon Lee
Jessica Madson
John Metelko
Amanda Meyer
Alissa Oelfke
Nancy Oelke
Mary Therese Rinzel
Ann Schoenecker
Paul Stachowski
Terry Stuttley
Andrea Tsilis
Kathy Warner
Anita Wood
Ten Years of Service
Gene Alberts
Sandra Bartel
Donna Benden
Michele Flaten
Sandy Harvey
Mary Ellen Haupert
John Huber
Kim Nelson
Kim Olson-Kopp
Linda Schams
Jeanann Schobert
Naomi Stennes-Spidahl
Bill Walsh
Fifteen Years of Service
Nancy Allen
Carl Bargabos
Rochelle Brooks
Anne Ellefson
Larry Harwood
Linda Hinkley
Renee Kastenschmidt
Natalie McGarry
Jeff Poulin
Roxie Prenatt
Jean Saladino
Ed Wenzel
Twenty Years of Service
Bobbi Vandenberg
Todd Ericson
Melissa Growt
Michael Ranscht
Delayne Vogel
Twenty-five Years of Service
Jackie Kuennen
JoAnn Marson
Bev Oney
Forty Years of Service
Dan Johnson-Wilmot
Viterbo Environmental Sustainability Club invites community members to attend
or volunteer at the Ecobelly Festival from 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14 at
Myrick Hixon EcoPark.
The event will feature a farmer's market,
children's games and activities, vendor and organization tables, a "How Does
Food Grow?" presentation, pie baking and veggie peeling contests, door prizes,
and a cooking demonstration.
To learn more about the event or
volunteering, contact Emma Rislow, vice president of the Viterbo Environmental
Sustainability Club, or visit Myrick Hixon EcoPark.
grades for the summer term are due in VitNet no later than noon Tuesday, Aug.
20. There are many processes dependent on all grades being finalized in the
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Jay Z gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Beyonce: from pixie to bob
Beyonce, Jay-Z, and the Blue Ivy Carter were in Miami the other day. As you can see, Beysus is working a new bob. I love it. And I especially love it with the headband. She looks great. And fresh. And so young! Will she keep it like this for a while? Well, that pixie didn't last long, did it? Beyonce cut her hair last week. Full Story
The B.I.C. comes to Canada
Jay-Z kicks of the Legends of the Summer tour with Justin Timberlake tonight in Toronto. In advance of tonight's show, he and Beyonce took the Blue Ivy Carter out for lunch today in Yorkville. It's Blue's first trip to Canada, right? I think so…? And she was received like proper royalty, obviously. Full Story
Down to ride til the very end…
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It's me and my boyfriend B and her boyfriend. Jay-Z Jay-Z's Magna Carta Holy Grail dropped yesterday for Samsung users, Monday for the rest, but most of the tracks have leaked online anyway. One of them is called Part 2 (On The Run), Jay and Beyonce's follow-up, 10 years later, to Bonnie & Clyde. Full Story
Magna Carta Holy Blue
Magna Carta Holy Grail is the title of Jay-Z's new album, dropping tomorrow for Samsung users and July 7 for everyone else. The cover art for Magna Carta Holy Grail was released today in England at Salisbury Cathedral, next to one of the four original copies of the Magna Carta. So… just in case you thought Kanye West had a monopoly on ego… The difference is in the comedy. Full Story
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Along with Salma Hayek and Frida Giannini, Beyonce co-founded Chime For Change, a women's rights advocacy charity to increase access to education, health care, and justice. The Chime For Change concert happened this weekend. Beyonce was the headliner, obviously, and JLO, Mary J Blige, Florence + The Machine, and others also performed. Full Story
Kisses for the B.I.C.
The Blue Ivy Carter is in Paris with her parents. She let them take her out for lunch today. Check her out, obliging her dad who wants to come in for a kiss...but not really. YES. She's on her way. It's been a while since Beyonce and Jay-Z have allowed us to look upon their divine creation. Full Story
Mrs Timberlake's crochet pants
Oh please enjoy this. I know I will. I am. Very much. It's Mrs Timberlake with her husband in New York at Timbaland's birthday party last night. We are all good above the waist and that coat is beautiful. Then... Well... I don't have to point them out. You can see. Full Story
JT, Jay, and Kanye: a BFF triangle
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But first, Justin Timberlake on his 5th time hosting Saturday Night Live. I mean...it never sucks. You can tell he's worked. He's put in the work. Especially in those increasingly tiresome "Liquor-ville/Vegan-ville/Whatever-ville" sketches. He is WORKING there. And I appreciate that. Full Story
Pippy plays chess
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The official video for Justin Timberlake's Suit & Tie has been released. Here are some of the highlights: - We are supposed to believe that JT plays chess before a performance, because he's super intellectual like that. - The cigarette smoking as an image accessory: This is part of the new Pipsqueak aesthetic where the suggestion is he's all back rooms and cool, old school and man, like he's declared himself the new Tony Montana of the business. Full Story
Beyonce Weekend
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This is Beysus in Elie Saab at the premiere last night for her HBO documentary Life Is But A Dream, about Beyonce, interviewed by Beyonce, directed by Beyonce. I reviewed the film yesterday. Click here if you missed it. In short, Beyonce's direction totally sucks and this is why you have to watch. Full Story
Mrs Timberlake's best night ever!
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Better than the time her husband jumped on her head on their wedding day on the cover of PEOPLE Magazine? Maybe. Because that was in Italy. And there was no live television audience. At the Grammys though, she was front row. Seated beside Beysus. And Jay-Z poured champagne for her. And sometimes her husband put his hand on her thigh all Beckham style and she was grateful. Full Story
How will Beyonce take over the Grammys?
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Will she? B's been criticised this week for stealing all the lights at the Super Bowl and not being Madonna enough or being too into herself or showing off too much skin or cockblocking the girls of Destiny's Child and, of course, not wanting to look ugly so... I mean... She could decide to turn down her Beyonce for the Grammys on Sunday. Full Story
The Pippy Grammys
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Confirmed this morning -- Justin Timberlake will return to the Grammys on February 10 after a four year absence. You say Beyonce makes everything about her? Justin Timberlake makes everything about him. It's become the Pipsqueak Grammy Awards now. And....I don't mind. At the Oscars? I mind, unless he's hosting. Full Story
Inauguration dates
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I am all up in this Inauguration Porn. Can't get enough. Beyonce just sang. And she was great. So I promise you, or I warn you, whichever is more appropriate, there will be another Beyonce post either later today or tomorrow when more pictures are available. For now, here she is, arriving with Jay-Z, and dressed like it's the Oscars. Full Story


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by lashr1999
NY, New York
January 23, 2005
From journal New Orleans the Big Easy
by callen60
Ozarks, Missouri
January 6, 2011
From journal Not-quite-New Year's in NOLA
by Jerryaub
Escondido, California
May 31, 2004
We had a guided tour -- it was fun see all the floats they had and to see how they're made. There was a cooking show offered too. We did it and it included lunch. I finally learned how to make a roux for my gumbo.
From journal New Orleans and the French Quarter
by jangarys
Tampa, Florida
December 4, 2003
A great way to spend a couple of hours! Take the free Canal Street ferry in the French Quarter to Historic Old Algiers, then hop the shuttle bus to the museum.
Browse the shop until your group is ushered into the costume room, then have fun trying on costumes and masks. This is a great photo opportunity. A short movie about how the floats are made is then shown.
Continue on to the float storage area where you will be given coffee and King Cake. The person who finds the doll in their piece of cake wins a free prize!
Then you are guided through the warehouse to view the floats. Wander through after the tour to take photos, then catch the shuttle van back to the dock.
From journal New Orleans for Thanksgiving
by Jim Rosenberg
Wausau, Wisconsin
February 8, 2009
From journal New Orleans: comeback means it's time to come back
by BudKathy
Florence, Massachusetts
June 26, 2005
From there, we went into another section where they were working on the 2006 floats for Allah; several of the floats were there, and some were getting minor makeovers, while others were complete. There are 14 more buildings with floats and props stored in them. It was interesting and fun. The tour gives you a better understanding of Mardi Gras, what it is all about, and the size of the floats (huge). We also learned from the tour guide that the parades do not go down through the actual streets of the French Quarter but rather go around the boundaries of the French Quarters. The streets in the French Quarters are too narrow for these floats.
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Jules Valentin Checks In on Day 2 of the 2006 FIFA World Cup
Hey folks, Jules here again – it's good to see you! Let's get right down to business this afternoon.
It's heeerrree! I hope that you're ready to quit your productive life for the month of June! The World Cup is now officially upon us and it is important to note that the earth has since stopped spinning and will cease to do so for the next month (bad joke, sorry). I've been sitting on my green couch all day watching the games on my 27-inch TV in pure joy. The imprint of my tush is going to be permanent in the couch by the end of the week, I'm sure.
Germany and Costa Rica kicked everything off yesterday with the Germans taking a convincing 4-2 win. It was a goal-scoring extravaganza with two of the goals, in particular, that will make highlight reels for years to come – one from Lahm and one from Frings. Later that day, Ecuador handled Poland 2-0 to round out the opening day's competition. The games have been really entertaining so far and hopefully that trend continues.
I'm not sure that most Americans really grasp just how much of a spectacle the World Cup is around the globe. During the World Cup in most of the other participating countries, stores literally close and businesses stop in support of their nation. EVERYONE watches and everyone bleeds their national colors. While the US might not be that fanatical about soccer – yet – millions of people all around the country are eagerly awaiting our kickoff on June 12 again the Czechs and our turn on the world stage.
Without question, the American media has done a phenomenal job getting everybody in the U.S. excited about the World Cup. I feel that this year in particular, America is more ready then ever to take the world by storm. Cities from Poughkeepsie, N.Y., to Walla Walla, Wash., and everywhere in between are taking part in the celebration of "The Beautiful Game." They even had a full page feature on the World Cup in the local newspaper here in humble Winston-Salem, N.C. – now that's something.
There has been TV commercials constantly playing on ESPN and ABC for the past couple months and even though they play the same 2 commercials 738 times a day (the Eric Cantona commercial and the "Whole New Ballgame" commercial), the networks are playing commercials in support of soccer. But the way I see it, word of mouth is still the best way to go, so go out into the world and spread the word. Get other people excited and World Cup fever can grow like a fungus. Throw a World Cup brunch party in the neighborhood with eggs benedict, chitlins, and Mimosas - just an idea.
ussoccer.com has also really stepped up it's game as well. Not only for the World Cup, but in general with its revamped website. all_access video, audio podcasts and photo galleries are fantastic and really add to the overall fan experience.
One thing that ussoccer.com specifically has done during the World Cup is "Studio 90." If you haven't checked it out yet, I definitely recommend that you do. It's pretty much the coolest thing that ussoccer.com has done to date. It's basically an exclusive TV show featuring the MNT during their time in Germany. It has player interviews, analysis, press conferences, and special features that vary from day to day. Even though the production is an overall fantastic experience, the best part of "Studio 90" is host Neil Buethe (bee-th-ee) and his sweet sport coat/T-shirt combination and his smooth Green Bay, Wisco accent. If you've never seen it, you might not get that joke but check it out…it's well worth your time!
Well, I'm going to go back out into the living room and watch the Germany/Costa Rica game again on TiVo so that's all I've got for now, kids. As always, you can reach me at email@example.com if you're inclined to do so and make sure to check back I with me within the next couple days. June 12…11:55…ESPN 2 (or Univision depending on language capabilities)…be there or be square. I can't wait! Peace and love until next time…


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I am making an assumption that one diagram is used for several questions and that for this question
So the question wanted sin/cos(90-x) not sin/cos x
Okay, so sorry, maybe it is your wording, but I am a little bit confused. Your saying the answer for both sine and cosine was 90 degrees - x? I'm probably misunderstanding the problem, but I really don't understand why that is. Would it be possible to explain further?
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Sorry posted too late, if you are correct though, then it seems I did have sin and cos backwards, thanks...
Well, I would assume you would have to use the image, as I see no other way of getting the answer unless I am mistaken. Both 7. and 8. seem to be answers you must choose from that I would otherwise think only have one correct answer. However, from my personal results, I see a problem in this...particularly 7. doesn't seem to fit any of the selected answers making me think I'm either doing something wrong (like I have sin and cos confused), or you are only supposed to select the closest answer. Let me explain what I did...
ooooooooh I get it I still use the same numbers but the angle is different Never mind guys it's clear now so the answers would be :
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- History: This diner, last seen in a scrapyard at Horace, may have traveled to St. Francis and Lamar, Colorado, before coming to this western Kansas town.
For much of its time, it was likely on the east side of nearby Tribune as a grill for a Phillips 66 gas station. It may have been known as the 66 Grill, the Duck Inn (where it allegedly had papier-mache ducks along the roof line--although they didn't last in wet weather), and the Top Lunch. In the scrapyard, the latter name could still be seen, although faded, on the parapet above the main door. The building probably dates from 1948. It was scrapped around the year 2000.
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UCF Lances ORU, 7-0
TULSA, Okla. - Oral Roberts University was swept by UCF on Friday afternoon, 7-0, at the Case Tennis Complex.
The loss runs ORU's record to 1-13, while the Knights are now 9-10.
UCF opened the afternoon with two doubles victories. Mitch Thams and Joe Delinks took an 8-3 decision over ORU's Nathaniel Avery and Alvaro Gutierrez at the top flight. Jorge Blasco and Matthew Gladstone barely edged out Pedro Moreno and Parker Allen, 8-6.
In singles, UCF took straight sets wins on all five completed courts. Erik Brunskrog opened the sweep with a 6-0, 6-2 win over Gutierrez at the top spot, and Juan Bolona downed Allen on the second court, 6-3, 6-3.
On the third court, Mario Samson scored a 6-1, 6-2 win over Moreno, and Delinks took the fourth flight from Avery, 6-1, 6-0. On court five, Gladstone knocked off Matthew Prevost, 6-0, 6-0.
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Liparoo-Robinvale GIS; River Murray Corridor Salinity Mapping and Interpretation Project
Note: This metadata describes the dataset in accordance with the ANZLIC (Australia New Zealand Land Information Council) Core Metadata Guidelines Version 2.
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ANZLIC unique identifier: ANZCW0703016238
Title: Liparoo-Robinvale GIS; River Murray Corridor Salinity Mapping and Interpretation Project
Custodian: Geoscience Australia
Jurisdiction: Australia
This GIS data package contains airborne electromagnetic (AEM) datasets and interpreted data products for the Liparoo-Robinvale survey area, as part of the River Murray Corridor (RMC) Salinity Mapping and Interpretation Project. The RMC project was undertaken between 2006 and 2010 to provide information on a range of salinity and land management issues along a 450 kilometre reach of the Murray River from the South Australian border to Gunbower, northwest of Echuca in Victoria. The Liparoo-Robinvale survey area extends from Liparoo in a north-easterly direction to Robinvale.
This metadata briefly describes the contents of the data package. The user guide included in the package contains more detailed information about the individual datasets and available technical reports.
The main components in the package are: AEM data and images derived from a holistic inversion of the RMC RESOLVE AEM survey; a composite digital elevation model (DEM); a range of interpreted data products designed to map key elements of the hydrogeological system and salinity hazards using the AEM dataset; and a series of ESRI ArcGIS map documents.
The AEM data component consists of grids and images of modelled conductivity data derived from a holistic inversion of the RMC RESOLVE AEM survey. They include: layer conductivity grids below ground surface; depth slice grids representing the average conductivity of various regular depth intervals below ground surface; floodplain slice grids representing the average conductivity of various depth intervals relative to the elevation above or below a surface that approximates the River Murray floodplain; watertable slice grids representing the average conductivity of various intervals relative to the elevation above or below the regional watertable; and AEM cross sections of conductivity versus depth along each of the flight lines. The holistic inversion AEM data are derived from the 'River Murray Corridor RESOLVE AEM Survey, VIC & NSW, 2007 Final Data (P1141)', available as Geoscience Australia product number 67212 (GeoCat #67212).
The DEM data component consists of a 10 metre horizontal resolution composite DEM for the River Murray Corridor AEM survey area derived from airborne light detection and ranging (LiDAR) surveys, AEM surveys, and the shuttle radar topography mission (SRTM) survey.
The interpreted data component is organised into product themes to address salinity and land management questions and to map key elements of the hydrogeological system and salinity hazards. An ArcGIS map document is included for each product theme. The products include: Blanchetown Clay; conductive soils; flush zones; groundwater conductivity; stratigraphic unit extents and reliability; near surface conductive zones; near surface resistive zones; Parilla Sands; Quaternary alluvium; recharge; salt store; surface salt; vegetation health; and Woorinen Formation.
The RMC project was funded through the National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality with additional funding from the Lower Murray Catchment Management Authority (CMA), Mallee CMA, Goulburn-Murray Water and the Murray-Darling Basin Authority. The project was administered by the Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry through the Bureau of Rural Sciences, now known as the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES). Geoscience Australia (GA) were contracted to provide geophysical services to manage the AEM system selection and data acquisition, and to process and calibrate the AEM data. The AEM survey was flown by Fugro Airborne Geophysical Services in 2007 using the helicopter-borne RESOLVE frequency domain system. The Cooperative Research Centre for Landscape Environments and Mineral Exploration was sub-contracted through GA to manage the interpretation and reporting component of the RMC project.
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Geographic extent name: AUSTRALIA EXCLUDING EXTERNAL TERRITORIES - AUS - Australia - Australia
Geographic extent polygon: 142.6038 -34.5356, 142.7928 -34.5356, 142.7928 -34.8068, 142.6038 -34.8068, 142.6038 -34.5356,
Note: The format for each Geographic extent name is: Name - Identifier - Category - Jurisdiction (as appropriate) See GEN Register
Data currency
Beginning date: 2007-02-02
Ending date: 2009-12-21
Dataset status
Progress: Complete
Maintenance and update frequency: Not Known
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This material is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia Licence.Free Data Download
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AEM data
The holistic inversion methodology used to generate the conductivity model data is described in Brodie and Sambridge (2006). Information on how the layer conductivity grids, depth slice grids, floodplain slice grids and watertable slice grids were derived is included in Appendix 1 of the user guide for this data package.
The AEM survey data were acquired and processed by the airborne geophysical survey contractor, Fugro Airborne Surveys. Details of the acquisition and processing are described in Farquhar (2008) and available from ABARES publications.
DEM data
The merging of elevation datasets for the River Murray Corridor AEM project was undertaken by Geoscience Australia. The data compilation is described in Brodie (2008) and is available from ABARES publications.
Interpreted data products
The methods used to compile and customise AEM-based interpreted map products to address salinity and land management questions are described in Tan et al. (2009). Tan et al. (2009) is included in this data package and is also available from ABARES publications.
Additional metadata for some products are included in this data package, as described in the user guide.
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Metadata date: 2013-03-08
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Metadata reference XHTML: http://www.ga.gov.au/meta/ANZCW0703016238.html
Metadata reference XML: http://www.ga.gov.au/meta/ANZCW0703016238.xml
Brodie, R & Sambridge, M 2006, `A holistic approach to inversion of frequency-domain airborne EM data?, Geophysics, 71, 6, G301 ? G312.
Brodie, RC 2008, Merging of elevation datasets for the River Murray corridor AEM project, Geoscience Australia, Canberra, Australia.
Farquhar, E 2008, River Murray Corridor Airborne Electromagnetic (AEM) Mapping Survey: Acquisition and Processing Report, Fugro Airborne Surveys report to the Bureau of Rural Sciences.
Tan, KP, Lawrie, KC, Halas, L, Pain, CF, Clarke, JD, Gibson, D, Apps, H, Cullen, K, Brodie, RC and Wong, V 2009, Methodology for the customised products developed as part of the River Murray Corridor Victorian AEM mapping project, Geoscience Australia, Professional Opinion 2009/12, 75pp.Authors:Apps, H.E.


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One Shot This is my take on the missing scene from New Moon, when Edward confronts Jasper after the papercut incident. Revised
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I struggled violently as Emmett and Rosalie drug me out of the house.
"Dammit, Jasper," Emmett bellowed as I drove an elbow into his stomach. "Get a hold of yourself. It's Bella!"
The farther I was pulled from the house, the calmer I became. But no, it wasn't the house. It wasn't the blood either. I could still feel the hunger, and it was gripping me firmly by the wrists. Suddenly I went completely still, and my wardens hesitantly released me, lowering me to the ground in a small clearing at the base of a bluff near the river. They stood in the silence for a moment, staring down at me with black eyes, Rose's full of hate, contempt, Emmett's full of shock, even fear.
They had nothing to worry about. I was in control again. Of myself, of us. I closed my eyes, scented the air. I could still smell the blood, even from here, but it was nothing. I turned my back on the house and waited. Rose and Emmett moved restlessly behind me, but I ignored them. Then, as soon as it had left me, it returned, that unbearable thirst, and I knew Edward was coming.
I had time to reflect on the fact that this either meant Bella was dead and he was coming to kill me, or Bella would be just fine and he was coming to kill me. Then he was on me.
Stupid boy.
He moved too fast, attacked before I knew he was ready. He threw away his only hope of winning a fight against me; his mind reading. I didn't have time to think, only to act, letting instinct drop me to one knee. Vaulting back up as he went over my shoulder, I flipped him over easily, smashing him down on his back, knocking both wind and will from him temporarily.
I stepped back, letting him roll over onto his hands and knees. I had thought this little bout would bring him to his senses, but I was wrong. Once again, I was unprepared for his attack, and once again it ran in my favor.
Edward went for my throat, and I knew that he truly did mean to kill me. I could see it in his eyes, feel it on the back of my neck, as I always did. I let him catch me in the shoulders and throw me to the ground, but I used his momentum and our combined weight to take us over in a somersault. My brother found himself on his back once more, this time with my hand around his throat, my teeth inches from it. I felt Rose and Emmett moving in on either side, but they didn't interfere. They were too scared.
Leaning in close, I licked a line from the base of Edward's throat to his left ear. He cringed away, not in digust, but in fear. He was uncomfortable with my teeth so close.
"I have a scar for every vampire who's ever tried to kill me," I snarled quietly into his ear.
Shoving myself up off him, I stepped away, running the back of my wrist over my mouth. I watched silently as he stood, straightening his clothes. "I won't ask you to add one," I commented, "though it will certainly skew the tally. But since I haven't killed you, I don't suppose it would be fair."
There was a beat of silence, then he spoke.
"Leave," he snarled. "If I ever see you again, I will kill you."
I could stand it no longer. I burst into laughter. And again he attacked. But it was getting old, and I was getting bored. He went spinning, crashing into the rocky bluff on the other side of the river.
"You idiot," I said, shaking my head. "You just don't get it, do you?"
"You almost killed Bella," he screeched. "What is it I don't get?"
"I didn't almost kill her, you did."
He deadpanned. "What?"
"You, all of you, you just think I can't control myself?" I laughed derisively. "Jesus. It's you I can't control. What do you think it's like, Edward? You know your own thirst." Saying this I threw the feeling out at him, the burning want. "What about Esme's? Carlisle's? Emmett's? Rosalie's? Alice's?" As I named each source of hunger, I increased the pressure on him. His eyes glazed, maddened, and his hands went to his throat.
I screamed it as loud as I could, never opening my lips. And he did. He lept from the protrusion of rock he stood on, coming back to himself in the icy, rushing water of the river below. Looking up at me, I could see the horror on his face.
"How did you…"
I turned from him and began to walk away. "Should I tell you whose hunger was the worst Edward?" I asked.
"You hurt her," he cried, clinging to his illusions.
My fury flared once more, and I whipped around, striding back to him. "You threw her into a pile of glass Edward!" I snarled. "Now tell me who hurt her."
His face blanked.
Rose and Emmett stood behind us, completely dumbfounded. I didn't care anymore. In that moment, I wanted more than anything to be on my own again, a rogue nomad, without others' feelings to tiptoe around. To hide from. And so I left. But even as I ran into the growing darkness, I knew I would be back.
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Wiremaps is an application that gathers layer 2 wiring information on a network using protocols like LLDP, EDP, CDP, and SONMP. It also gathers information from the FDB (MAC-port table on switches), the ARP table (MAC-IP table), and some miscellaneous information like interface names.
lldpd is an implementation of IEEE 802.1ab that provides LLDP sending and reception, It supports VLANs and includes an SNMP subagent that can interface to an SNMP agent through the AgentX protocol. LLDP is an industry standard protocol designed to supplant proprietary Link-Layer protocols such as Extreme's EDP (Extreme Discovery Protocol) and CDP (Cisco Discovery Protocol). The goal of LLDP is to provide an inter-vendor compatible mechanism to deliver Link-Layer notifications to adjacent network devices. The daemon is also able to deal with CDP, FDP, SONMP, and EDP protocols. It also handles the LLDP-MED extension.
sslsweep tests TCP services for the presence of SSL and reports things about the services found, such as the certificate's CN, the certificate's expiration timestamp, what kinds of ciphers the SSL service supports, and what versions of SSL the service supports. It can be used for security testing as well as ongoing monitoring of services. It can produce output in human readable text, HTML, and CSV. It can also run as a Nagios plugin. It can accept input on the command line or on standard input (one host:port pair per line). It can also accept Nmap scan output (in the greppable format) as input, and it will test all open TCP ports found by the Nmap scan.
Fing is a command line tool for network and service discovery. It provides you a complete view of any network in a very short time. Its smart discovery automatically detects the network type and uses the best technique to scan it. The best results are achieved on Ethernet networks (including Wireless ones), where Fing is able to detect all network hosts, firewalled ones included. The service discovery feature quickly detects active TCP services on a target host or network. Fing is based on Look@LAN.
Inject is program which can generate, inject and withdraw BGP routes, with a primary focus on network testing. It supports route and peer flapping, generation of random routes with (pseudo) random BGP attributes via a Cisco like CLI. Other features include a configuration file based on XML, test cases, help functions, and displaying of peer and route information.
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Screaming Eagles soccer was established in the late 90's as a NCAA recognized sport. In 2006, CSE joined the Division III Association of Independents. In 2007, alumna Chantelle Blair was the leading scorer for the Eagles along with teammate Diane Da Silva.
With increased participation and level of competition, the Screaming Eagles joined the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) beginning 2009-2010.
In the 2009 season, led by Head Coach Ahmet Kose and Assistant Angie Bartizal, the Eagles gained six new freshmen which contributed to the early success in their season. Facing conference opponent, Wilson College, the Eagles soared to an 8-0 victory. Goals were scored by Diane Da Silva ('11), Cassidy Crane ('14), Melinda Levendusky ('10), and Jasmine Bristol('14).
As the season continued, Levendusky totaled 40 saves against Penn-State Harrisburg and only allowing in 2 goals on September 29, 2009. These 40 saves were a career high and placed her second in the NCAA Statistical Leaders for goals saved per game. This would also become a new school record of saves high.
In addition, the Eagles faced SUNY Morrisville where Meghan Murray scored the only goal of the game. To end the season, the Eagles finished out the season with victories over Penn-State Abington and Mount Saint Vincent. Cassidy Crane scored three goals against Mount Saint Vincent and one against Abington. Crane was the leading scorer in goals and in assists for the team. Crane's hat trick against Mount Saint Vincent named her Player of the Week for the NEAC.
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One of the best in town – The food here is terrific and the scenery is fantastic. The Ceasar salad is a must have. I travel all over North America and when I come home to Alaska. This is one of the places I have to go to.
Ceasar in the snow – One of the best restaurants I've visited. Having lived in NYC and San Francisco, and eaten in every state, from coast to coast, I can say that that Marx Brothers is a culinary delight and a wonderful find. The meals are superb, the deserts decatent and their famous Ceasar salad is prepared fresh tableside. What a great place. The Marx Brothers is always my first stop each visit to this wonderful part of the world.
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Health Learning Systems, a medical-education company, has announced the appointment of Robyn Kohn to the position of senior vice president, strategic development.
Health Learning Systems is a unit of CommonHealth (www.commonhealth.com), a healthcare communications network.
Ms. Kohn has more than 20 years of experience in national and global healthcare communications and strategic planning and holds a master's degree in educational psychology. She comes to the unit with extensive pharmaceutical experience, spanning all therapeutic categories including cardiology, gastroenterology, oncology, rheumatology and transplant medicine.
Ms. Kohn joins the company from MediVia, an Omnicom Group healthcare company in New York, where she held the title of senior vice president, director of business development and strategic planning.
``I've admired Health Learning Systems and have followed the development of CommonHealth leadership for years and find them to be one of the best healthcare-communications service providers in the industry,'' noted Ms. Kohn. ``I look forward to contributing to the strategic vision and continued growth of our business and our clients' business,'' she said.
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ALL-ROUNDER Steven Croft is spending the winter months in New Zealand playing for Northern Districts
STEVEN CROFT has continued his stunning start to his winter in New Zealand by helping the Northern Knights to another win.
Here, in his second posting from Seddon Park, the Blackpool-born all-rounder, who is in great form with bat and ball, talks about putting Central Districts to the sword after helping Knights overcome a challenging start to the contest.
He wrote: "The result was a good one for us as we beat Central Districts, who Somerset all rounder Peter Trego was playing for.
"They batted first and made 149. I managed to bowl two overs, getting Jamie How out with my first ball, then in the same over , James Foster stumped Matt Sinclair for my second wicket of the night.
"Then onto the batting. We didn't get off to a great start, losing two early wickets. I came in at No. 4 once again. As I came to the crease, we lost another wicket, which saw captain Scott Styris come to the middle.
"We made a good partnership and ticked the scoreboard along nicely. He was great to bat with; staying calm in the run chase and timing it well. Styris departed in the 40s, which brought James Foster in. He also took the pressure off me as well, playing some great shots and staying cool under pressure. I was really pleased to see the team home with 59 not out and record our second win in a row."
While Croft has been in Hamilton, Lancashire have been busy recruiting some new additions to the squad for next season.
He added: "I'm really pleased to see Simon Katich return to Old Trafford. He is a player of massive quality and I can't wait to get the season started with our new faces around.
"Also having Kabir Ali, we have two great signings with plenty of international and domestic experience.
"I note the lads have started training this week back at OT and I'm sure everyone will be working hard, as we always do, as a side and also having a bit of fun too."
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Steven Croft made a stunning start for Northern Districts in New Zealand's Twenty20 competition. The Blackpool-born star has already impressed the Hamilton-based outfit on his debut by helping them beat Otago in their opening contest of the tournament.
Here, in his first diary note, Croft describes how he managed to hit the ground running on the pitch not long after touching down from a long-haul flight to the other side of the world.
"It was a long, gruelling flight which started in Manchester on a Friday morning and ended on the Sunday morning in Auckland.
"I was picked up at the airport by our T20 captain Scott Styris and after a few days training at Seddon Park we had our first game of the campaign against Otago.
"We had some excellent preparation and, in what was such a short space of time, I got to know my new team-mates and the club pretty well.
"From a personal and a team point of view the game went very well. We won by 24 runs and I managed to get 81 with the bat and 0 for 5 off my one over with the ball.
"The team has a great mix of experience and youth. Me and James Foster are the two overseas players in ourT20 squad and in my view he is the best wicketkeeper in the world – we managed to put on 126 runs for the fifth wicket, which I hear is a record.
"It was important for me to put in a valuable performance in my first game for my new side and I felt it helped me to bond with my new team mates .
"The next T20 game is on November 23, also at Seddon park and hopefully the same result will follow. Momentum is a big factor in T20 cricket and hopefully we can get on a roll."
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GRANA here;With HUBBY being a BEING A DIABETIC, & me inactive & too fat;I'llnot be making any candy...I will continue to make BIG BATCHES of small fudgie BROWNIES we can both enjoy (in moderation).If were o make candy it would most likely be a family tradition( grapefruit candy ; peeled grapefruit peel simmered in sugar til soft & sweet & then coated w/ sugar & air dried or fudge . These days we both prefer fresh fruit (less work for Mother") I would liketo make NANCY's potato candy, though.
Good grief!! Ann, this afternoon I'm making candy and I have totally forgotten that potato candy exists!! I'm making candy for people at church ... the potato candy would be a nice unusual treat.This evening I'm trying Pralines for the very first time .... and a first attempt at Maple Nut Fudge . Wish me luck.
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Yarn: any good felting worsted weight yarn with approx. 200 - 220 yds. / 100 gr. We recommend Cascade 220, here at The Loopy Ewe, and color numbers are given as suggestions below. http://www.theloopyewe.com/browse/yarns/cascade/220/
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Yarn: for all sizes of the solid colored hats, you will need approx. 250 yds (4 oz), or 1 - 1.5 skeins. For the Multi Colored Hat (pictured), you need 1 skein each of light blue (8905), light pink (4192) and light green (9076) except in sizes 21" and larger, in which case you'd need 2 skeins of the light blue (and still just 1 of the pink and green.)


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All these new phones keep coming out and it is making me wonder if i should of waited 2 months ago when i got my bionic. Im running 247 leak but still cant help but feel that i am missing out on something..
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This took me from novice fiddler to very confident guitar builder. So nice and easy to use, mandatory tool for binding !!
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It's a nicely made thing, not easy to set but good to use. I see the issue about flat things being ok and curves not, but it does what it looks like it does.
As I am making ukuleles with a flat front and only a very slightly curved back, the edge guide, combined with the Stew-Mac #4032 router bit, produced a beautifully sharp ledge for the binding, and for a reasonable price. The most difficult part is plucking up the courage to make the first cut!
The tool is nicely made and is looking very good. When an instrument with a (slight) arched top or back is your goal, you probably are better of spending more money on a true channel jig. This tool is designed to follow the top of the instrument where it's more adequate to follow the sides.
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[Verse 1]
Heavy-hearted, light-headed
I had cold feet, I was hot under the collar
Was eager for my slice of Americana
Picket fence, 2.5 kids, back yard, pitch a tent
I would pitch a tent, every time I pictured your magnificence
Took a whiff just to sniff your scent
You was heaven sent but I was hell-bent on helping
But you haven't asked for my help, when I asked for myself
And your answer was withheld
That was bad for my health
You just had to be held, I just had to rebel, we were just bound to repel
Sick and tired, intertwined for the time, it would tell
Save the toying for Matel, Not for toying with my head, I don't know, head or tails
But I know very well, things were going very well, ain't feeling what we felt
I ain't like every male...
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Does she love me or she love me not?
I asked the petals from her flower in the flowerpot
But now that flower's shot
I had to cop another flower from the flower spot
Does anybody have a hunch when not to allow too much when you allow a lot?
I want the key, I'm not empowered by the power lock
While seeking insight in a tightened knot
Dont be surprised to find your insides tied in knots
I give you all I got, but is it all for the crotch? is it all a crook{?}?
Why am I watching clocks?
Why am I hatching plots?
I'm full of doubt
Why would I be so worried about pulling out if I was pulling out all the stops?
Before I met you I was barely wearing matching socks
But now I actually style them...
[Verse 3]
We're like day and night
I'm not saying to be in love you have to be alike
But how can we be in love not even be in like?
We are lying
You take anything as a slight{?} to think I'm out of line
We're both stars and we're both bright but we are not aligned
I used to think you was out of sight, want to make you mine
Nowadays I want you out of sight and out of mind
But not all the time
So I invest a lot of time in trying to turn the tide
I think that was worth the try
I mean, I thought you were the perfect person on the birth trail
So there's my diatribes
Through these triumph times
I'm down to swallow pride
But I got to follow signs
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Besides the regular admission fee, you'll be hit with a request for a large donation of PHP500 after being asked to sign the guestbook as you hear the story of one of the prisoners. Don't feel obligated. It looks like they hit every foreign visitor with that request. We each donated PHP500, so this visit ended up costing us PHP1080.
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This is a definite must. Fort Santiago is the top historical attraction in the Intramuros, and for those readers who will spare some time to read the history of the Philippines, then the tour of the Fort Santiago and the Rizal shrine housed inside, would become most rewarding.
Fort Santiago has been a fortress, a torture chamber, a prison , a dungeon , a site of military atrocities, and yet today, walking around the site, there are no negative vibes about the place. There is just a relaxing, cool feeling, and it is nice to be away from the Manila fuss and noise. Don't miss the Rizal Shrine of the Filipino national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal, with a lot of his personal belongings and furniture.
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The maximum wattage for a 15amp circuit at 120 volts is 1800 watts. I like staying within 80% of that even for non-continuous loads such as lights. So, you probably do not want to go over 1440 watts especially with a cieling fan on the circuit. To calculate your total watts, you will have to consider the manufacturers rating for each fixture and not just what wattage bulb you happen to have in it at the time, someone else might use a higher wattage bulb. If the fixture is rated for a 100 watt bulb; that is the figure you will have to use for your calculation of adding up all the bulb wattages. The box will need to be changed to one that is rated for hanging a cieling fan. Hope that helps.
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