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MMoser specified Maine storage and filing for the relocation of Halcrow's new corporate HQ in London. The open-plan offices are particularly successful with Maine's stylish Maineseries31 range. The open top units allow quick and easy access for files whilst also benefitting from secure filing below. Manufactured in the UK, Maineseries31 is a flexible storage and filing solution, utilising the widest range of heights and widths. www.maine.co.uk
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Partition - Vorwerk Carpets
Partition from Vorwerk Carpets' FreeSCALE collection of irregular shaped carpet tiles, balances with cloud shaped furniture at the Stockholm offices of VOIP leader Skype. Partition's unique shape was used across the floor space, flowing between open plan work environments, audio and video studios and breakout zones across 1,000m2 of office space. Using tonal greys from the GreySCALE palette with flash violet highlights taken from the ColorSCALE group, the irregular angles of Partition fit well to Skype's ambition to be a…
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Juice lounge chair - Connection
Connection's new Juice lounge chair complements the Juice café chair designed by Paul Brooks. This generously sized and comfortable chair is fully upholstered and available on three different bases; four leg, a wire sled frame and a four-star swivel base. Juice's sweeping curves and clean design are a contemporary and stylish addition to a wide range of environments. www.connection.uk.com
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Sinclair Knight Merz - Milliken
Milliken's performance carpet tiles have been used in a fit-out at the Manchester offices of projects firm Sinclair Knight Merz. The requirements of the open-plan working spaces were handled by Fixation, using a smart neutral colour in its linear stripe to create a sense of motion, while a plain tile in the striking green of Acid Jazz from Milliken's Colour Express service provided a pop accent in touchdown, meeting and breakout spaces. Fixation is available in 40 colours. www.milliken.com
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Marmeled - JellyLamp
Marmeled is the first product from project JellyLamp, a lamp that combines the brightness of LEDs and the infinite potentialities of jellies. The Marmeled lamp does not have a visible switch, but can be turned on by simply turning the jar over onto its lid. Produced in Italy with LED-based technology and recyclable materials, the Marmeled lamp ensures good energy conservation and is available in six different colours. www.jellylamp.com
Wednesday, 28 March 2012 10:31
Econyl yarn - Desso
Desso is now launching 60 percent of its carpet tile range with Econyl yarn from Aquafil S.P.A., a yarn made from 100 percent recycled content, including post-consumer yarn waste from Desso's Refinity plant. Early 2008, Desso made the commitment to become 100 percent Cradle to Cradle by 2020. In 2010, Desso launched EcoBase; a new carpet tile backing that is 100 percent safely recyclable in its own production process. For Desso, the use of healthy materials, which are safe for…
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DORMA Variflex - Style - Moveable Partitions
Style was chosen to provide a solution within the client suites of law firm Maclay, Murray and Spens LLP's Glasgow office, that offered flexible space configurations while complementing the panache of the office design. DORMA Variflex was selected with 22 panels installed across three walls. Horizontally applied and book-matched elm veneer was chosen as a finish which, coupled with coloured glass cut-outs, produced a stunning look to the waiting area. The final solution allows the client to hold meetings in…
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German technology specialist, Jung, has combined its KNX expertise in building control systems, design-led wiring accessories and card key switches and displays to provide a complete, co-ordinated hotel sector offer, now available through its exclusive UK distributor, The Wandsworth Group. KNX room controllers can be installed to control and display individual elements such as room temperature, blinds and music, allowing guests to customise their room environment. The range includes a variety of switches and sockets for all international socket systems. …
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Selima - Milliken
Four different designs from Milliken's high performance modular carpet portfolio have provided a visually dynamic floor at the Sheffield offices of HR, payroll and expense management company Selima. The understated simplicity of Juxtapose, the pebble effect of Riverbed and Seashore, the stripe of Fixation and the riven-like texture of Obscura from the Consequence collection, unified in a deep grey pallet, combining to deliver a floor that energises workspaces, stairwells, canteen areas and reception zones. Milliken issued Selima with a Carbon…
Wednesday, 28 March 2012 09:57
Maison des Centraliens - Antron carpet fibre
Fashion house Maison Martin Margiela has selected Antron carpet fibre and HTW Design Carpet for the renovation of Maison des Centraliens, a luxury hotel in the heart of Paris. HTW Design Carpet has used innovative printing technology that can inject up to 24 colours at a time, right through to the carpet's backing. This technology provides complete design flexibility and pattern precision, using Antron carpet fibre to provide resilience. Antron combines the benefits of nylon 6.6 with advanced fibre engineering…
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1529 Henry VIII of England strips Thomas Wolsey of his office for failing to secure an annulment of his marriage.
1346 English forces defeat the Scots under David II during the Battle of Neville's Cross, Scotland.
1691 Maine and Plymouth are incorporated in Massachusetts.
1777 British Maj. Gen. John Burgoyne surrenders 5,000 men at Saratoga, N.Y.
1815 Napoleon Bonaparte arrives at the island of St. Helena in the South Atlantic, where he has been banished by the Allies.
1849 Composer and pianist Frederic Chopin dies in Paris of tuberculosis at the age of 39.
1863 General Ulysses S. Grant is named overall Union Commander of the West.
1877 Brigadier General Alfred Terry meets with Sitting Bull in Canada to discuss the Indians' return to the United States.
1913 Zeppelin LII explodes over London, killing 28.
1933 Due to rising anti-Semitism and anti-intellectualism in Hitler's Germany, Albert Einstein immigrates to the United States. He makes his new home in Princeton, N.J.
1941 The U.S. destroyer Kearney is damaged by a German U-boat torpedo off Iceland; 11 Americans are killed.
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By Kevin Thomas firstname.lastname@example.com
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PORTLAND — He was an All-Star, one of the best relief pitchers in baseball, making millions with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Travis Shaw makes an underhand toss Thursday during the Sea Dogs' 2-0 win over Erie.
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Travis Shaw: Appreciates dad's help
It was not enough to keep Jeff Shaw in the game.
After the 2001 season, a year in which he pitched in his second Major League All-Star Game, Shaw retired.
His decision was not based on health (he was fine) or age (only 35). He quit because of another reason.
He was a dad.
"Very easy decision," Shaw said. "I retired when Travis started middle school. He was starting sixth grade, and I didn't want to father over the phone."
Travis Shaw is now 23 and playing first base for the Portland Sea Dogs. His game benefited from having a big-leaguer for a dad. His character and confidence developed from the love of a man committed to being his father.
"He made me realize family is the most important thing you can have in life," Travis Shaw said.
Jeff Shaw grew up in the small rural town of Washington Court House, Ohio, between Columbus and Cincinnati. He acquired a work ethic and family values from his father.
"He worked hard his whole life," Shaw said. "We didn't have a whole lot, but he was home every night and didn't miss any of my games."
Shaw went on to pitch in college, then was a first-round draft pick of the Cleveland Indians in 1986. He made his major league debut on April 30, 1990, two weeks after Travis was born.
Shaw had married his high school sweetheart, Julie, and Travis would be the oldest of their three children.
The lifestyle of a professional baseball player is not always family friendly, but Shaw made his family a priority. Where he went -- whether it be spring training, or in one of the five cities Shaw called home as a major leaguer, his wife and children were there.
"We always found ways to be together," Julie said.
When it was time for Shaw to go to spring training, his family followed. Julie secured tutors for their children to finish their lessons.
Travis got an extra bonus. He joined dad at the ballpark in the afternoon.
"Every day," Travis said, beaming at the memory. "I would shag during batting practice. Then he'd take me down to the cage and flip me balls for about 10-15 minutes. I was around baseball every day for about three or four years."
Sounds like a fantasy come true for a 9-year-old.
"I didn't realize it at the time," Travis said. "But looking back I see how rare it was, and how important it was to me.
"Now I realize how important family was to my dad. He was willing to do that every day, especially with me at such a young age."
Jeff Shaw pitched for Cleveland, Montreal, the Chicago White Sox, Cincinnati and the Dodgers. He led the National League in saves (42) in 1997, and was named to his first All-Star Game the next season.
In 2001, Shaw recorded 43 saves for the Dodgers and was making $6.4 million. A free agent in 2002, Shaw might have made even more.
But Travis was in middle school. Jeff and Julie decided that they would no longer pull him out of school. So Jeff walked away from baseball and a multi-million dollar salary.
"He can afford to make this decision," Shaw's agent, Joe Bick, said at the time. "Staying and raising his family is more important to him than being away from home as much as a professional athlete is."
Travis established himself as a solid player in high school. His dad helped, throwing him batting practice before his high school team's practice.
Travis was drafted by the Red Sox in the 32nd round in 2008. With his father's input, Travis decided he was not ready for pro ball and attended Kent State.
Boston drafted him again in 2011, in the ninth round.
In his first full pro season last year, Shaw batted .305 for advanced Class A Salem and was promoted to Double-A Portland on Aug. 1.
Shaw is known for his mature approach at the plate. He understands the strike zone and rarely swings at bad pitches -- a result of his early tutelage with his father.
Jeff remains involved. He follows Travis' games on the web. Father and son talk after nearly every game.
The spotlight on Travis Shaw brightened Aug. 21 last year when the Red Sox traded first baseman Adrian Gonzalez to the Dodgers. Shaw was considered the best first-base prospect in the Red Sox minor league system.
Could he make it to Boston soon? Perhaps it was that question that has led to Shaw's poor start in 2013. Shaw admits he has pushed himself to improve, perhaps too quickly. It has not worked. He is batting .210 with three home runs.
"It's been rough this year, not what I expected," Shaw said. "You realize your dream (of playing in the majors) is not that far away. I put too much pressure on myself. I tried to hit more home runs, swinging at pitches out of the zone. I can't think like that. I'm not that type of hitter.
"I had a couple days off at the end of May, giving me a chance to hit the reset button. June's been a little better. I'm making consistent, hard contact again. I feel a lot more confident at the plate. I think soon it's all going to turn and work itself out by the end of the year."
Through it all, there have been conversations with dad.
"He's keeping me as positive as I can be," Travis said. "He had rough years in the minor leagues. He said it will all work itself out."
Travis has other support. He was married this past offseason, to Lindy, whom he has known since high school.
Travis will not be with his dad on Father's Day. While Travis is playing a 1 p.m. game at Hadlock Field, his parents, sister Molli and brother Griffin are enjoying a vacation in Hawaii. But Jeff Shaw can start his day with a treat. He will power up the computer at 7 a.m. Hawaii time, click on the Sea Dogs website and follow the game to see how his boy is doing.
After the game, the phone will ring. Father and son will connect, again.
Kevin Thomas can be reached at 791-6411 or:
Twitter: ClearTheBases
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Final review today. AH. Compiling an exhibition and thinking of what to say.
just m.o.p that shit right right up off the floor underneath em
u guys heard of kensington market in toronto? chinatown downtown
i'll be faymos one day;
Why do people say "grow some balls"? Balls are weak and sensitive. If you wanna be tough, grow a vagina. Those things can take a pounding.
just incase there is any lame heads who actually dont own this album, well
we'll see what uncle sage says
no, no its alright you can do it
its all good, did mine off 4 years back
screwdriver to the neck
hell yeah, I'm still livin off moms life insurance policy.
you guys are a bunch of dickfags.
beware the beast man for he is the devil's pawn. Alone among God's primates, he kills for sport or lust or greed. Yea, he will murder his brother to possess his brother's land. Let him not breed in great numbers, for he will make a desert of his home and yours. Shun him; drive him back into his jungle lair, for he is the harbinger of death.
MDC familia.
tony, damn ni99a that you holdin them 3 credits cards???
cant believe you got to kick it with lil romeo too, that shits BALLLLLLLINNNNNNN
sad day for the music lovers everywhere. these guys were the original party rockers. RIP MCA.
sucks that ill be around too see all the real gods pass away
Holy fuck. That restaurant was intense. The amount of ridiculous food that I got to try today makes me jealous of myself. Also, I got to wear a chef jacket all day long, like a boss.
Also, I gave my self a nice bite from a knife on my thumb. It'll probably scar. Bitches love scars. I find out Sunday if I got the job, so I'm crossing what fingers I have left for this job.
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Women's Swimmer of the Week
Brittney Kuras, Buffalo, Senior
Brittney Kuras won three events against Toledo on Saturday. Kuras' first win came in the 200 freestyle. She finished with a time of 1:51.76. She next won the 100 freestyle with a time of 50.75. Her third win came in the 200 IM. The Canadaigua, NY native had a time of 2:06.33.
Men's Swimmer of the Week
Garret Nevels, Missouri State, Junior
Junior Garrett Nevels swept the 1- and 3-meter diving events for Missouri State against Division II power Drury Friday at home. Nevels broke his own school record in the 1-meter event with 357.67 points, set last season by seven hundreths, and also took down the Hammons Student Center Pool record, which stood for 26 years, by over 18 points. He won the 3-meter event with 358.35 points, pacing the field by over 91 points. Nevels made the NCAA Zone D cut in both events.
Other Nominees
Bridgette Ruehl, Ball State, Senior
In addition to swimming the second leg for the winning 200-yard medley relay, Ruehl would post individual wins in both the 100 and 200 breaststroke events with times of 1:03.61 and 2:21.44, respectively. Ruehl enters the 2013-14 season as the defending Mid-American Conference champion in both events.
Victoria Griffin, Bowling Green, Freshman
Swimming in her first collegiate dual meet, Griffin was a part of three victories in four events she swam in. She individually accounted for 31 of the Falcons' 126 points in the meet. In the 200 freestyle event, Griffin won with a time of 1:50.71. Griffin's time was over a second better than second place—the school-record holder in the event at BG. In the 100 freestyle, Griffin also finished first with a time of 51.49. Once again, she swam faster than the previous school record holder for the Falcons, who finished second. In the meet's final race, Griffin led off the Falcons' 400 freestyle relay team, getting the Falcons out to a strong start, as her split of 52.06 got the Falcons' off to a strong lead by nearly a second. Griffin also raced in the 50 freestyle, placing fourth, just .02 seconds behind third place.
Ashton Bishop, University of Evansville, Junior
For the second meet in a row junior Ashton Bishop was the Aces top performer. At the Indiana Intercollegiate, Bishop finished among the top 4 swimmers in 3 events. In the 50 free Bishop finished fourth with a time of 21.27, he finished second in the 100 free with a time of 46.69 which was .28 seconds better than his previous best time. Bishop was also part of the men's 200-yard free relay team, which finished third in the event. The Aces men's team finished fourth in the meet, while the Aces as a whole finished second.
Kristen Nunnelly, Toledo, Sophomore
Kristen Nunnelly won two individual events for the Rockets in their opening MAC meet against Buffalo. Nunnelly won by almost two seconds in the 200-yard butterfly with a time of 2:06.13 and almost five seconds in the 500-yard freestyle with a time of 5:04.86. Nunnelly also was a part of the 200-yard medley 'C' relay team which placed fourth.
Beth Rogers, Toledo, Senior
Beth Rogers swam for the 200-yard medley relay 'A' team which narrowly took the win over Buffalo's A team with a time of 1:46.78. Rogers also won the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 23.85 and placed second in the 100-yard freestyle with a time of 51.74.
Stephanie LeMore, Miami, Freshman
LeMire led Miami to a conference road win against Akron on Saturday, Oct. 26, with two individual first-place finishes and a strong performance as a member of Miami's 200 medley relay team that finished second with a time of 1:46.56, only .28 seconds behind the first-place finishing team. LeMire then went on to win the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:05.11 and then the 200 breast with a time of 2:22.42.
Haleigh Barlett, Ohio, Junior
Bartlett took the top spot in the one-meter diver with a score of 267.65 and won the three-meter dive with a score of 308.93 to help the Ohio University swimming & diving team (1-0, 1-0 MAC) defeat Ball State, 162-138 Saturday in a Mid-American Conference dual meet at Lewellen Aquatic Center.
Rachel Stearns, Ohio, Senior
Stearns took first place in three events to help the Ohio University swimming & diving team (1-0, 1-0 MAC) defeat Ball State, 162-138 Saturday in a Mid-American Conference dual meet at Lewellen Aquatic Center. She won the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 57.44 seconds, the 200-yard backstroke with a time of 2:04.40 and the 200-yard individual medley with a time of 2:09.49.
Monica Dorszewski, Eastern Michigan, Junior
Dorszewski came out on top in both of the breaststroke events in Eastern Michigan University's 166-126 win over Mid-American Conference opponent Bowling Green State University. The junior claimed the 200 breast in 2:19.48, which ranks as the top time in the conference for the week, and is also ranked in the top-20 for weekly national competition. Additionally she took the 100 breast with a time of 1:04.44, which was second in conference times for the week and in the top-15 for weekly national results. She also competed in the 200 medley relay and 400 freestyle relay to help the Eagles secure the win.
Erin Seiler, Akron, Sophomore
Erin Seiler notched the Zips lone individual first-place finish this past weekend against Miami (Ohio), which came in the 100-yard butterfly at a time of 57.58. Seiler was also a part of Akron's first place 200-yard medley relay and 200-yard freestyle relay teams.
Oleg Rabota, SIU, Senior
Rabota, a senior won the 200-yard freestyle and 200-yard backstroke against SEC swimming powerhouses Kentucky and Missouri, both of which finished in the top-25 in the 2012-13 season. The Almaty, Kazakhstan native finished with a time of 1:41.91 in the 200- freestyle while winning the 200- freestyle in 1:50.77. Rabota was also a part of SIU's 200- freestyle relay team that finished second behind Kentucky with a time of 1:23.69.


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I'll place my vote now since Lithuania still hasn't replied and I have to leave soon. That more or less comes to admitting being mafia. Vote: Lithuania
@Baron Dante As much of a bad move that claiming cop on day 2 just to say that he had an innocent check on someone was, I don't think going for GWS tomorrow would be a good move. You'd think the real cop would have contacted someone to pass the message that he's lying through his teeth if he was mafia, but nothing like that happened so far.


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You can't use a wye fitting for back to back fixtures.
You can't use a wye fitting for back to back fixtures.
does anyone know where in canada (toronto area) i can get this double sanitary tee?
they don't have it at hd. i also went to a plumbing outlet no luck, thats why i got the double y
quote; In fact if you have two sinks sharing a common vent through a semetrically connected fitting then that fitting HAS to be a Double San-T. Because if it's not you're a creating an S-Trap and you are not allowed to install S-Traps.
Aren't you reading anything that has been said. The "back to back fixture fitting" DOES NOT create an "S" trap, which is why it is REQUIRED in most areas.
so is a double san tee the same as a back to back fitting??
A double santee is not the same as a double fixture cross or fitting.
You may have to print out the page and bring it in.
and I thought here in Montreal I had problems finding a dst and a dcf I found one at Wolseley, a plumbing reseller which they have in all Canadian provinces or you can purchase a dst online at home depot only on delivery
I actually called the part manufacturer who couldn't sell it to me cuz i,m a nobody,lol, they only sell to resellers, a bribe to the guy on the phone didn't even work for a 5 dollar part, where is this world leading to, i tell you.
the part NUMBER at wolseley is ABSTYD2X1K
good luck
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thanks terry i printed one out last night.
The factory would not sell it to you, because they do NOT sell individual items and you did not want a box of them. Also, they would have had to create an account for you with all the paper work it entails, INCLUDING a means of charging and reporting any sales tax, or VAT. NONE of their customers pay the sales tax, so you would have created an unusual situation for them with a lot of beaurocracy paperwork.
Isnt the customer always right, though I totally understand and agree with your point. Just that when I was told that here in my province none were sold to retailers since February, and thousands sold across our country, common courtesy of trying to help a fellow human goes a long way. Just a thought of the day.
i found this one at lowes in brampton in the toronto gta i hope this is the correct one cause ive run out of places lol
Sorry, that is a double sanitary tee.
Give me a couple of hours and I will post a picture of what you can do.


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Native Wave provided the curtain call for the old
Meadowlands Racetrack in East Rutherford, N.J., winning Saturday's $30,000
allowance/optional claiming event as the last horse to visit the winner's
circle at the historic Garden
State racetrack.
Opened on
Sept. 1, 1976, the Meadowlands has provided some of racing's most memorable
moments for both Thoroughbred and standardbred horses. The new Meadowlands Racetrack, located on the
opposite side of the oval is set to open next month as the old facility is
slated to be torn down following the Super Bowl this winter.
Owned and
trained by David Nunn, Native Wave took command in mid-stretch and held off the
late charge of Briteliteinthecity to win the featured finale in 1:37 1/5 for
the mile over "good" turf by a diminishing head. With Edwin Rivera in the irons, Native Wave
paid $11.20, $6.20 and $4.20.
Briteliteinthecity completed the $110.40 exacta and paid $9.60 and
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Ninety-eight-year-old George Burns shares memories of his life.
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"Altogether it's a two-hour show," he explains. "Someone else opens the show, and I do the second half. I'm onstage for an hour.I do an hour of stand-up. Actually, I do 10 minutes standing up and 50 minutes sitting in a chair. Oh, occasionally, I stand up again to do a dance or put over a song. But mostly I sit down. A great invention, sitting down."
Burns is such a sellout at theaters and nightclubs that after playing three or four engagements a year at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas since 1984, the management recently signed him to a lifetime contract with the hotel. He's already agreed to do a show for them on the evening of his 100th birthday on January 20, 1996.
Two weeks after the announcement of that engagement, the entire booking sold out. "It's the earliest sellout in the history of show business," says Fein.
Burns doesn't believe he's being overly optimistic about being able to honor that engagement. (Fein has said that since Burns' setback in September he is recovering well.)
"I'm in good health...knock wood. I'm doing what I love to do and I lead a clean life. I get up every morning. I have a little breakfast. I eat a dish of prunes. I walk around my pool 15 times for exercise. Then I get dressed, and Conrad drives me to the office here. I stay until 12. Then I go to Hillcrest and have a little soup. I play bridge until 3. I go home and take a nap. I get up around 5. I get out of bed very quietly because I don't want to wake her up. (I lie a lot.) Then I have a couple of Martinis and smoke a cigar. Maybe I'll go out to dinner with friends...Barry Mirkin...Irving Brecher and his wife...to Chasen's or some other fancy restaurant. Or maybe I'll go to a friend's house. Of course I haven't many friends left whose houses I can go to anymore.
"I find you have to take each day as it comes and be thankful for who's left and whatever you can still do. I have my daughter Sandy and my son Ronnie. I have seven grandchildren and five great great-grandchildren. They keep me busy and so does my work. Without that, I'd be lost. That's why I'm so grateful that after all these years there's still a demand for me."
The interview is running longer than either of us had planned--after all, covering 98 years takes time--and I notice that Burns is beginning to glance impatiently at his wristwatch.
"One final question," I assure him. "Do you miss your friends at Hillcrest?"
"Yes I do," he replies. "I'm the only one left." He puffs on his cigar thoughtfully for a moment and then adds, "I guess that makes me the funniest one at the Round Table."
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DUDLEY Kidney Patients Association is appealing to people to donate goods to sell in its Kingswinford charity shop.
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11:00am Monday 9th December 2013 in News
A man who groomed and then sexually abused an 11-year-old boy has been jailed for 18 months.
Ashley Glendale created opportunities to be alone with the vulnerable boy to give him the chance to molest him.
And Glendale, 58, even touched the boy inappropriately after getting him to sit on his lap in front of his mother.
But a judge was told the child 'freaked out' when Glendale did that and shouted to his mum: 'Why did you let him in our house?'.
Colin Meeke, prosecuting, told Swindon Crown Court that Glendale knew the boy's mother through his then partner.
The defendant and his boyfriend would visit her home and the boy would also go to their house in Rudloe, he said.
One day in July last year the youngster went there to watch a film and was sitting on the sofa when Glendale put his hand down his trousers.
"In due course he told him not to tell his mother, that it was a 'guy thing'," Mr Meeke said.
Later that summer the defendant was at the victim's family home when he improperly touched the boy over his trousers after getting him to sit on his lap.
When the boy told his mother what had happened she was unsure about contacting the authorities as she did not want to put her vulnerable son through the ordeal of court.
But when Glendale's partner learned what had happened he went straight to the police after speaking to Glendale and the boy.
When he was questioned he denied any wrongdoing saying that he had not touched the boy in a sexual way.
But Glendale, of Northcroft Road, Corsham, pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual assault of a child under 13 at court.
The court was told that the defendant suffers from sever angina and had never been in trouble before.
He has now moved away from the victim's family and his relationship with his partner had also come to an end.
Jailing him, Judge Tim Mousley QC said: "When you were questioned you denied it, if any touching it was not sexual. I do not accept that as it conflicts with you telling him not to tell his mother.
"The boy has problems, you knew that and I regard that as an aggravating feature. You developed your friendship with him so that essentially there was in committing these offences an element of breach of trust.
"I am also satisfied that there was an element of grooming on your behalf to the extent that you created opportunities to abuse him in the way you did.
"He said after the second occasion he freaked out, that is an indication of the emotional impact you offending had on him."
As well as an 18-month jail term he was told he must observe a sexual offences prevention order for ten years.
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Jack Dueck had been at the helm of Bits & Pieces since June, 2008 until September 2011. He made a superb contribution to Canadian Aviation over those three years and he continues in his other responsibilities on the Canadian council.
I have the privilege of introducing myself as the current editor. It would be impossible to fill Jack's shoes but I hope I can do a small part to keep the EAA spirit alive and growing in Canadian aviation..
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My name is Ian Brown, I'm retired and I live in Bromont, QC. I was raised in England and left at age 34 for a job in Waukesha, Wisconsin, not too far from KOSH, our mecca. I have been a regular visitor to Airventure since before it was called that. In 1990 I moved to Guelph, Ontario, and spent 18 years travelling the breadth of Canada on business. I got to know a lot of airports and hotels and restaurants close by, but can't exactly claim to have done a lot of touring on my own time. My work was in the marketing of nuclear medicine products to medical specialists and nuclear physicists, so I may know your local hospital better than your airport. I retired at the end of 2007 and moved to Bromont so that my wife can be with people who speak her mother tongue for a change. It has been a great opportunity to brush up on my grammar school French. Even though we live in the Eastern townships, a historically anglophone area, all of our activities outside the home are conducted in French. Unfortunately we just do not have to time or resources at present to publish this newsletter in both languages.
I own an RV-9A which I built over 8 years (including a couple of house moves and a busy job). I went from a single car garage, then to a very large basement, then to a warmer single car garage, then to a well heated hangar. I can probably say quite a lot about the differences in these locations but I'll resist the temptation. There have been several recent articles about workshop choices and I don't think I have much to add.
It still blows me away that I can step into an aircraft I built with my own hands and fly until my bladder tells me to pull over. I'm looking forward to some day flying the Fisk approach in C-GOHM, but for now I'll look forward to seeing you at Airventure whatever mode of transport it took to get there.
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This report consists of a review of the dental Medicaid literature organized in terms of seven major policy questions or issues:
- Where do children covered by Medicaid receive dental services?
- What methods are most effective to increase utilization?
- What methods are used to monitor the provision of Medicaid dental services to children?
- What is known about dentist participation in the Medicaid program?
- What is the impact of reimbursement rates on state Medicaid dental expenditures?
- The delivery of dental services to Medicaid children through managed care organizations.
- Non-dentist providers of dental services.
- What barriers continue to hinder state initiatives to improve access to Medicaid dental services?
The paper focuses on dental services provided to children under the Medicaid program, but also includes sections on the CHIP program and Medicaid dental programs for adults. It is an extension of earlier work published in 2003 by ADA Health Policy Resources Center entitled, "Medicaid and Dental Care for Children: A Review of the Literature."
The contents of this report are being made available to the user in PDF format, whereby the user may download and/or print desired information.
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Geographic Distribution of Dentists in the United States
In this report, the author, Kent D. Nash, Ph.D., states that the purpose of this research project was to examine the economic factors associated with the geographic distribution of dentists across the U.S. That is, are there systematic economic reasons that account for the geographic location of dentists or are the conditions influencing location too complex for analysis?
The results presented include: a descriptive analysis of the geographic location of dentists in the U.S. aided by the use of Rural/Urban Continuum Codes (RUC); the development of an estimating multiple regression model based on several economic factors associated with the location decision of dentists including county population size, per capita personal income, commuting time to work and tax revenue, education levels, median population age, land area and density, the historical numbers of dentists in a county, distance to a dental school, distance to urban areas, state level fluoridation, racial composition of the county, and location of the counties; and, use of a form of demand threshold analysis (DTA)—a methodology that has been used to assess the demand conditions across geographic areas particularly where demand characteristics are important to the location of a business, or in this case the location of a dentist—to determine some economic conditions necessary to support a dentist in a geographic area.
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An Economic Study of Expanded Duties of Dental Auxiliaries in Colorado
In this report, the authors assess the effects of delegation on dental output (measured by gross billings, dental visits and value-added) and efficiency of general dental practices in Colorado. They provide estimates of the effect of various levels of delegation on gross billings, visits, value-added, efficiency, and net income of general dental practices in Colorado. Colorado was chosen as the site for the study because the range of procedures that can be delegated is among the most comprehensive in the U.S., and the state has permitted these forms of delegation for several years, so those practices that delegate have had time for that style of practice to be fully integrated into their operations.
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Rural Dentistry: Rural Patients, Travel Burdens & Rural Oral Public Health
The economists who authored this report worked with data from various sources to address the geographic component of access by comparing the travel burdens and experiences faced by rural and non-rural populations. Aggregate results are presented for dental practices located in: large (population ≥ 250,000) economically disadvantaged urban areas; small (population < 250,000) economically disadvantaged urban areas; rural areas; and suburban and not economically disadvantaged areas. Among the issues considered are: the adequacy of the number of dentists in rural areas; whether dentists should be subsidized to locate in rural areas; travel burdens of rural patients visiting the dentist; and "bundling" activities of rural patients when making a dental visit.
American Dental Association Dental Workforce Model
Annually performs a long-term projection of the U.S. dental workforce using statistical transition models for retirements, occupation change, location choice, specialty education, and death, using data gathered from previous Distributions of Dentists and Surveys of Dental Graduates. Also uses enrollment trends from previous Surveys of Dental Education. Additional allocation models distribute new dental school graduates into dental occupations, locations, and specialty programs.
Adequacy of Current and Future Dental Workforce
In 2005, the American Dental Association undertook a comprehensive study of the dental workforce supported by a grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). The resultant reports are published in two companion volumes.
The first volume is entitled Adequacy of Current and Future Dental Workforce. This is a concise description of many aspects of dental workforce and includes an assessment of future adequacy.
The second volume is entitled Adequacy of Current and Future Dental Workforce: Theory and Analysis. This longer volume, detailing the theoretical foundations of dental workforce analysis, provides numerous findings from technical analyses and includes an extensive compilation of supporting data.
The author, L. Jackson Brown, DDS, PhD, suggests that the shorter version be read first. He hopes that these reports "offer an approach to dental workforce, based on data and analysis, that can be used on an ongoing basis to assure that the nation will maintain a dental workforce that can provide the care that the nation needs, wants, and demands."
The Economics of Endodontics
This project was funded by the American Association of Endodontists (AAE). The report examines the current state of endodontics, including services and utilization, growth in the specialty, geographic location of endodontists, characteristics of endodontists, market for services, and referrals. This publication also includes a look at the future of endodontics, including trends in disease and treatment, workforce projections, and productivity.
An Examination of Dentists' Fee Discounts and Prepayment Carrier Concentrations
The author, Donald R. House, Ph.D., describes the purpose of this study as a means of determining the extent to which carrier payments of reimbursement fees are consistent with monopsony purchasing as an exercise of market power assembled through carrier concentration. Monopsony theory is a buyer-side application of monopoly theory that is designed to explain the consequences of one buyer in a market with multiple sellers. Within the detailed empirical analyses conducted, Dr. House examines whether reimbursement fees paid by carriers are related to the degree of carrier concentration.
The contents of this report are being made available to the user in PDF format, whereby the user may download and/or print desired information.
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The Economic Aspects of Unsupervised Private Hygiene Practice and its Impact on Access to Care
The unsupervised practice of dental hygiene at locations remote from a dental office is a relatively new occupational choice in the United States. This article reports on a study that analyzed the economic aspects of unsupervised private hygiene practice and its impact on access to care.
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The Economics of Dental Education
This report was initiated by the Association's Dental Economics Advisory Group (DEAG) in response to dental community concerns regarding the economic state of dental education in the U.S.
The chapters within this monograph, developed by a number of outstanding experts in the fields of dental education and economics, provide in-depth analyses of key economic issues and trends facing dental education.
The contents of The Economics of Dental Education report are being made available to the user in PDF format, whereby the user may download and/or print desired information.
- Full Report (PDF)
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Economic Impact of Dentists
While economic impact is made in the same locality as a dentist's office, the impact is not confined to this locality. The influence of any economic activity commonly spreads beyond a local economy. The total impact of dentistry can also be broken down at the industry level and, thus, industries that are most affected by this spending stream can be identified. The American Dental Association commissioned a study to be conducted by leading economists in order to measure the economic impact of dentists. Major findings from the study are presented in this downloadable brochure.
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Medicaid and Dental Care for Children: A Review of the Literature
The authors of this report, well-known experts in the field of oral health care, described the two specific aims of the study as follows: (1) conduct an extensive literature search and identify those factors that contribute to the lack of access to Medicaid and to State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) for young children; and (2) identify dentistry-related literature that focuses on access to Medicaid and SCHIP programs.
2005 Workforce Needs Assessment Survey: Chairside Assistants
Report contains information on dental practice's current staffing levels and anticipated needs for chairside assistants. Included are chairside assistants' salaries and benefits most frequently offered at a regional level. Data is presented either at state, regional, or national level. It also provides state-by-state analysis of a wealth of information about chairside assistants including work hours, numbers of current openings for chairside assistants, benefits offered to chairside assistants, and reasons for a shortage of chairside assistants.
2004 Workforce Needs Assessment Survey: Dental Hygienists
The report contains information on workforce levels of and anticipated needs for dental hygienists. Included are dental hygienists' salaries and benefits most frequently offered on a regional level. Information is presented either at state, regional, or national level. It also provides a wealth of information about dental hygienists reported state-by-state, including work hours, numbers of current openings for hygienists, benefits offered to hygienists, and reasons for a shortage of hygienists.
1999 Dental Workforce Needs Assessment Survey
Report contains information on dental practice's current staffing levels and anticipated needs for chairside assistants, dental hygienists, and dental laboratory technicians. Included are non-dentist employee salaries at a regional level. Data is presented either at state, regional, or national level.
Financing the Purchase and Sale of Dental Practices
The report provides a summary of issues pertaining to buying and selling dental practices, including the parties of interest and alternative financing methods. A bibliography and related web sites are also provided.
Issues in Children's Access to Dental Care Under Medicaid
Written by W. Steven Barnett, PhD, and Kirsty Clarke Brown – individuals with expertise in economics and policy analysis for issues concerning early child development, especially among disadvantaged appropriate agencies. Report focuses on a study to identify what barriers might account for an apparent lack of access to dental care for young children in the Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Programs.
Unmet Needs and Access Among Our Nation's Children: Issues and Options (White Paper)
This report addresses the issue of dental access to dental services for children from different economic backgrounds. The report focuses on issues relevant to the establishment of legislation that intends to address the barriers faced by children from lower income families, taking into account the realities of the marketplace. Trend data from the NHANES I and NHANES III surveys are included in the analysis.
Future of Dentistry
During its 1999 meeting, the House of Delegates of the American Dental Association (ADA) overwhelmingly agreed that it was imperative to address the dynamic health environment in which dentistry finds itself and to determine, to the best of its ability, what challenges the future will hold. In the face of advances in medical and dental technology, alterations in demographics and epidemiology, and ever-changing modalities of access to care and financing of health care services, it appeared that the dental profession had to prepare itself so that it could maintain the highest level of patient care. To that end, the House of Delegates commissioned the Future of Dentistry project. The resultant Future of Dentistry report evaluates the present state of dentistry, makes educated predictions regarding what challenges the profession will face in the future, and makes recommendations as to how dentistry can best address these challenges. The major topics of the report are as follows: Clinical Dental Practice and Management, Financing of and Access to Dental Services, Dental Licensure and Regulation of Dental Professionals, Dental Education, Dental and Craniofacial Research, and Global Oral Health.
- Executive Summary (PDF)
- Full Report (PDF)
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Studies of Dental Workforce
The workforce monograph is the end-result of a two-year collaboration process among well-known experts in the fields of dentistry and economics. Each chapter of the monograph is written by individual authors. Each author (or groups of authors) presents excellent analyses within an area of expertise and interest in an effort to supply interested parties with the best available information on U.S. dentist workforce issues and policy – including but not limited to: regional workforce issues, aging and demographic changes, dentist productivity, allied dental personnel and the demand for dental services.


text: 2013 Farm Real Estate Values Up Nearly 10% Average farm real estate makes gains in 2013; Southeast crop and pastureland values decline Published on: Aug 6, 2013 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Story RSS Permalink Print According to the USDA National Ag Statistics Service, the United States farm real estate value averaged $2,900 per acre for 2013, up 9.4% from revised 2012 values. Farm real estate is a measurement of the value of all land and buildings on farms. The largest regional changes in the average value of farm real estate were recorded at a 23.1% increase in the Northern Plains region. The smallest change was recorded in the Southeast region, where no change occurred. Overall, the Cornbelt region saw the highest total farm real estate values, coming in at $6,400 per acre. The Mountain region had the lowest farm real estate value at $1,020 per acre. Value of crop land – land used to grow field crops, vegetables or hay – also saw an increase of $460 per acre, or 13%, to $4,000 per acre. In the Northern Plains and Corn Belt regions, the average cropland value increased 25% and 16.1%, respectively, from the previous year. However, cropland values decreased by 2.8% in the Southeast region.Average farm real estate makes gains in 2013; Southeast crop and pastureland values decline The latest report also details change in average value per acre for irrigated and non-irrigated cropland by region. Land that switches back and forth between cropland and pastureland, as well as Conservation Reserve Program land, is valued as cropland. USDA graphic Pasture value increased much less dramatically than crop land values, to $1,200 per acre, or 4.3% above 2012. The Southeast region, however, had the largest percentage decrease in pasture value, 1.5% below 2012. The Northern Plains had the highest increase at 18.4%. Results were based on June survey numbers collected by the USDA NASS. It used a probability-based land area sampling frame which included about 9,900 land areas averaging one square mile in size. Read the full report, Land Values 2013 Summary.


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In the first six months, your baby doesn't need any drinks other than breastmilk or formula. After six months, you can introduce boiled, cooled tap water.
Up to six months, breastmilk and formula are all babies need. They contain enough liquid to stop dehydration, even in hot weather.
From six months, you can give your baby small amounts of cooled boiled tap-water in hot weather and if baby seems thirsty.
At 12 months, you can give your baby pasteurised full-fat cow's milk. It contains protein, calcium and other nutrients.
Fruit juice might seem healthy for your baby. In fact, it can cause many problems, from tummy aches to tooth decay. If babies drink a lot of juice, they might lose interest in the breastmilk or formula that is their crucial source of nutrients (including protein).
If you do want to give your baby some juice (say, after 12 months), dilute the juice half-and-half with water. Also really limit the amount you give. Look for pasteurised juice to avoid infections (it will be written on the label), and 100% juice. Avoid fruit-juice drinks, which could be loaded with sugar.
Soft drinks are full of sugar and contain virtually no nutrients. They are unsuitable for babies and children, because they're bad for teeth.
Mineral waters are high in certain minerals that can stress your baby's kidneys.
Herbal teas are not good for your baby.
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Rice milk or oat milk are never a replacement for cow's milk, formula or soy formula.
American Academy of Pediatrics. (2001). The use and misuse of fruit juices in pediatrics. Pediatrics, 107, 1210-1213.National Health and Medical Research Council (2003). Dietary guidelines for children and adolescents in Australia. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service.Smith, M.M., & Lifshitz, F. (1994). Excess fruit juice consumption as a contributing factor in nonorganic failure to thrive. Pediatrics, 93, 438-443.


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QTads is a cross-platform multimedia interpreter for Tads (Text Adventure Development System) games. Both Tads versions in use today (Tads 2 and Tads 3) are supported. It should be easy to port to a range of platforms, including embedded devices. MIDI, Ogg Vorbis, MP3, and WAV sound formats are supported.
Barcode Studio is designed to quickly create high-quality barcode images. It is commonly used for pre-press requirements, postal bar-coding, desktop publishing applications, mobile tagging, print shops, and general barcode purposes. It supports all linear barcodes (like Code39, 2of5, EAN, UPC, Code39, Code128, and EAN/UCC128), 2D barcodes (like PDF417, QR-Code, Aztec Code, DataMatrix ECC200, and MaxiCode), GS1 DataBar, and HIBC codes. Barcode data can be entered manually or imported from external data sources. Serial numbers are created automatically on demand. It has a built-in quality preview. Single as well as batch barcode creation is supported via the command line or the graphical user interface. Barcodes can be printed directly, copied to the clipboard, generated as image files (BMP, GIF, JPG, TIFF, or PNG) or exported as vector graphics (EPS, EMF, WMF , PDF, or PostScript). The created barcodes are useable immediately: Just insert the barcode graphics into your artwork, database, form, or any document.
Virtual MIDI Piano Keyboard is a MIDI event generator and receiver. It doesn't produce any sound by itself, but can be used to drive a MIDI synthesizer (either hardware or software, internal or external). You can use the computer's keyboard or mouse to play MIDI notes. You can use the Virtual MIDI Piano Keyboard to display the played MIDI notes from another instrument or MIDI file player.
The POP and IMAP troubleshooter serves to diagnose and solve connection problems from client machines to email services. It reads the client configuration files (Outlook, Windows Mail, Thunderbird, etc.), checks the individual settings, and then attempts to create POP, IMAP, and SMTP connections using these settings. The troubleshooter is coded in C++ using the Qt environment. It can be used generically, or can be customized for the demands of a particular email service.
Soprano (formerly known as QRDF) is a library that provides a highly usable object-oriented C++/Qt4 framework for RDF data. It uses different RDF storage solutions as backends through a simple plugin system. Soprano is targetted at desktop applications that need a RDF data storage solution. It has been optimized for easy usage and simplicity.


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I will be giving a tutorial on high-performance Haskell at CUFP 2010. Here's the abstract:
Haskell makes it possible to write elegant, high-level code that rivals the performance of low-level, imperative languages. In this tutorial, I will introduce the tools Haskell provides for reasoning about the performance of your code and techniques that you can use to make your code faster. I will cover important topics in Haskell performance optimization, including:
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By the end of the tutorial you should have an understanding of how to accurately measure the performance of your Haskell program, determine which parts of the program needs improvement, and finally, improve the performance of the program.
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