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Sixth, Seventh, and Eight Grade Integrated Science
Science is a way of knowing, a process for gaining knowledge and understanding of the natural world. The Science Core Curriculum places emphasis on understanding and using skills. Students should be active learners. It is not enough for students to read about science; they must do science. They should observe, inquire, question, formulate and test hypotheses, analyze data, report, and evaluate findings. The students, as scientists, should have hands-on, active experiences throughout
the instruction of the science curriculum.
The Science Core describes what students should know and be able to do at the end of each course. It was developed, critiqued, piloted, and revised by a community of Utah science teachers, university science educators, State Office of Education specialists, scientists, expert national consultants, and an advisory committee representing a wide diversity of people from the community. The Core reflects the current philosophy of science education that is expressed in national documents developed by the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the National Academies of Science. This Science Core has the endorsement of the Utah Science Teachers Association. The Core reflects high standards of achievement in science for all students

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Canada's number one ranked wheelchair tennis player now has a national title to go with his rankings, after taking the singles title in Whistler on Sunday.
Winnipeg's Lee Carter beat B.C.'s Phil Rowe, currently ranked second, in straight sets on Sunday to take the title.
"At the beginning of the year this is what I wanted, a national championship," said Carter, who will represent Canada at the 2008 Paralympic Games. "I remember when I first started, at my first nationals, always wondering when I would be able to compete with the best in this country."
The final match started out fairly close, with Rowe doing everything he could to stay even with Carter. He lost the first set 6-4, and the second set 6-2.
"I didn't quite get the job done," said Rowe, who was playing in his 18 th and last national championships. "I had a game plan and I did it as best I could. It may be my last nationals but if I can come back and play another year or two I will."
Carter and Rowe also combined forces in the doubles to take the national doubles title. It was Rowe's 10 th doubles championship title and Carter's first.
It was close. In the finals against Joe Dembe and Corey Blatchford they went to a seventh game twice in a row. The final sets were 7-5, 7-5 for Rowe and Carter.
"It was good to get the job done, but it was tight and close," said Rowe. "That is one of the toughest finals I've had. It gives an indication that we have some good young players here."
The quad singles final saw Sarah Hunter of White Rock, ranked number one, beat number two ranked Adrian Dieleman of Ontario with sets of 6-0 and 6-0. The quadriplegic category is open to both male and female players.
"It's always an absolute pleasure to play against Adrian because he is on the front end of the learning curve and I think I am starting on the way down," said Hunter, who was ranked fourth in the world before the Birmingham National Wheelchair Championships, held at the Whistler Racquet Club for the second year in a row this past weekend.
Severine Tamborero, head coach for the national team, liked what she saw this weekend.
"It's great to see players like Joe (Dembe) and Eric (Gilbert) that are the future of the sport, they're battling with the top players," she said. "We need to continue raising the bar for our players to ensure that they can represent Canada on the international level. We still have some way to go. We have to push ourselves to be the best not just in Canada but in the world."
This was the last nationals for wheelchair tennis leading up to the 2008 Paralympics.
The women's singles and doubles events were cancelled because of low registration numbers — mostly stemming from injuries among the top-ranked players.


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A pineapple wine recipe that make 1 gallon.
Pineapple wine is a great summer drink, with subtle notes of pineapple without being over acidic.
This pineapple wine recipe kit is designed to be used with the equipment in the Country Wine Starter Kit.
The ingredients are available in the Pineapple Recipe Pack.
You will need to bottle the finished wine, using either glass bottles, Corks and Corker or using Plastic Bottles.
4 Pineapples
1.75 Kg Sugar
1 Gallon (4.5 Litres) Cold Water
2 tsp Citric Acid
1 sachet of All-purpose White Wine Yeast
1 tsp Yeast Nutrient
1 Campden Tablets
½ tsp Fermentation Stopper
1 sachet of Wine Finings
Ensure you sterilise all equipment before you start.
Cut off the top and the bottom of the pineapples and slice them up, add to a 1 gallon saucepan. Cover with a third of the water.
Bring to the boil and simmer for 25 minutes.
Strain liquid into the Fermentation Vessel and mix in the sugar, Citric Acid and remaing two thirds of cold water.
Leave to cool to room temperature (21oC).
Allow to cool to room temperature (about 21oC) and add Yeast Nutrient and the sachet of Yeast.
Place the lid on loosely and leave for a week, stirring daily.
Strain the liquid into the demi-john, fit the airlock and bung and leave to ferment in a dark place with a temperature of about 15oC.
When the airlock stops bubbling or you get a hydrometer reading of about 1.000 you will know fermentation has stopped. After fermentation you want to take the wine off the sediment at the bottom, you do this by sterilising your fermentation bucket again and syphoning out the wine into the bucket, trying to avoid transferring any sediment, then clean out the demi-john and pour the wine back in. if your not convinced you got rid of all the sediment wait an hour for the sediment to settle and repeat.
When you have done this add 1 tsp of Fermentation Stopper and 1 crushed Campden Tablet and refit the airlock and bung. Over the next 3 days you need to shake the demi-john to remove any trapped gas then add the Finings as per instructions on the sachet.
Once the wine has cleared, clean and sterilise some bottles and syphon the wine into them then cork the bottles if using glass or attach the cap if plastic.
This wine is best after 6 months of maturing in the bottle, but will get better if left longer.


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I can't believe it's December already. Man, the year has flown. As we near the end of another season, here's a little update as to what you can expect from me in the near future –
This Friday is the first Flash Fiction Friday (FFF)! I'll be posting a brand new piece of short fiction which I'll put up on my blog on Friday – and a new one every Friday after that. I expect all stories to take place in the same universe/canon as my Black Earth and Expired Reality series, so if you were wondering what happened after the events of Black Earth: Exodus, then you might want to check out these stories…
I am also currently writing up a story for 'The Untold Podcast'. Right now, the story is called The Factory, but that's probably going to change before the story is converted into audio format for the podcast. I managed to blow out about 1500 words in the first draft last night, and I really like where the story is going. To give you a hint, The Factory takes place shortly after the events of Black Earth: Exodus, but involves brand new characters. That's all I'm willing to reveal right now.
On top of those two writing projects this month, I will also be working on the profiles for VRKA (which will be 'activated' in January), crafting more of The LZR Project (which has a tentative release date of March of 2014), and just enjoying the holidays with my family and friends.
Come back on Friday for Valentine, the first Flash Fiction Friday installment!


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(especially when kilts were involved)
Monday, January 14, 2013
This and That Monday...MEN IN KILTS (50 Shades of Plaid)...TV SHORTHAND... COLIN FIRTH IS INTERVIEWED BY BRIDGET JONES
(especially when kilts were involved)
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Splendid *cultural* photo spread.
Convinced it was Scottish women who wrote this national tune and opportunistically sing it to the men in kilts: "you take the high road, and I'll take the low road..." Clever Females!
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Unweaving amyloid fibers to solve
prion puzzles
Amyloid fibers are best known as the plaque that gunks up neurons in people
with neurodegenerative illnesses such as Alzheimer's and Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease--the
human analog of mad cow disease. But even though amyloids are common and implicated
in a host of conditions, researchers haven't been able to identify their precise
molecular structures. Conventional techniques used to image proteins, such as
X-ray crystallography and nuclear magnetic resonance imaging, don't work with
fibrous structures such as amyloids. And scientists depend on these high resolution
images of molecules in order to study their function.
Now, researchers have found a way to work around
these limitations, illuminating the configuration
of these sometimes pernicious molecules. And even
though this work was done in yeast, the results provide
hints as to why mad-cow type diseases tend to have
a difficult time jumping species.
"These findings give us some fundamental insights
in how amyloid fibers form," says Whitehead Member
Susan Lindquist, lead scientist in the research team
whose results will be published in the June 9 issue
of the journal Nature. "They solve the important
problem of identifying the intermolecular contacts
that hold the amyloid fiber together."
Amyloid fibers are often composed of prions--proteins
that misfold and recruit neighboring proteins to
misfold as well, a process that Lindquist calls a "conformational
cascade." When such a cascade occurs, the prions
join and form amyloid fibers. (While not all amyloids
are composed of prions, all known prions, in their
transmissible states, form amyloid fibers.) But still,
many scientists have been frustrated by their inability
to gain anything more than a limited understanding
of an amyloid's architecture.
Rajaraman Krishnan, a postdoctoral researcher in
Lindquist's lab, found a way around that problem
using strains of yeast. Rather than develop a single
high-tech method for solving the amyloid structure,
he instead used a combination of low resolution tools
to analyze varieties of prion strains and piece together
the puzzle of how amyloids form.
"We now have an overall picture of how prions join
together to form the amyloid's molecular structure," says
Lindquist, who also is a professor of biology at
Prions are in the business of converting other prion
molecules to join their ranks. And as they join together,
they can create an amyloid fiber. To understand the
nature of this fiber, it's necessary to understand
how the prions that comprise it attach to each other.
Krishnan was able to identify the precise segment
at which the prions interact--something that no one
had done before him with a real prion.
To do this, Krishnan took a variety of yeast prion
strains and modified them in such a way that if particular
designated regions came into contact with each other,
they would emit a fluorescent signal, allowing him
to map the pattern by which the different strains
of prions interacted with each other.
He found that each prion molecule had only two points
at which they connected to other prion molecules.
One point he called the "head," the other the "tail." The
head of one prion would only interact with the head
of another prion, and likewise with tails. Remarkably,
the same prion from the same yeast species could
sometimes fold differently, and this fold would form
its own cascade of interactions. In this altered
form, the prion molecules interact in slightly different
places, presenting different surfaces to promote
the conversion of other prion molecules.
Lindquist believes that the techniques used in this
study will ultimately prove useful for studying prion
strains found in mammals like mice, cows, and ultimately
"This gives us insight as to why some prions can't
cross the species barrier while others can--as they
have with mad cows and humans.," says Lindquist.
That gap has also been observed between other species,
she notes: "In fact, some type of prions from infected
hamsters can't make the species jump into mice, while
others do, and vice versa."
While the results of this research are clearly of
interest to scientists investigating conditions such
as Alzheimer's, it's also relevant to scientists
studying nanotechnology. In March of 2003, Lindquist
published a paper in the journal Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences in which she described
how amyloid fibers can become the core of nanoscale
electrical wires, opening the possibility of one
day incorporating them into integrated circuits.
"These findings are quite relevant for the material
sciences," says Lindquist. "The more we understand
about how these fibers work, the more we can get
them to self-assemble," a key advantage for nanoscale
devices that are very difficult to manipulate directly.
In addition, amyloids are also unusually robust,
which also makes them attractive for nano devices.
The advantage of the yeast protein is that it is
not toxic, even for yeast.
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Germany, Norway, Ireland
We've just added mapping for Germany and Norway to the range of ViewRanger maps.
You can buy maps for these countries in two ways - either by choosing you own map using the ViewRanger map chooser, or by downloading over-the-air.
Mapping for the Republic of Ireland has also been added to the map chooser. (Ireland mapping is also available over-the-air, and several pre-defined areas are available in the store, including a whole of Ireland map.)
To see the range of over-the-air tokens please visit the ViewRanger store. To download the map chooser please visit the map chooser page.
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What are your sins?
Asked By: Goldflames 18-21, M 14 minutes ago
Posted by Me Nov 30th, 2013 at 3:18AM
I only confess to God Who alone can help.
I know that to err is human, it means that all humans commit all sorts of sins at all time, hence I am learning how to live with inner peace.
The lesson I get is not to bother with the sins of other people, because I cannot judge fairly, I cannot forgive or punish. I can check only my wrongdoing and making my own correction. I am also praying to God for guidance and forgiveness. I think that If each human being learns to repent before God, then the world will become better. Social institutions also work on preserving security and order, but this is only efficient with an education for self-discipline, self-control, self-repentance.
I see that the world today is better than the world in the Stone Age.
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Baha'u'llah says:
The Great Being saith: O ye children of men! The fundamental purpose animating the Faith of God and His Religion is to safeguard the interests and promote the unity of the human race, and to foster the spirit of love and fellowship amongst men. Suffer it not to become a source of dissension and discord, of hate and enmity. This is the straight Path, the fixed and immovable foundation. Whatsoever is raised on this foundation, the changes and chances of the world can never impair its strength, nor will the revolution of countless centuries undermine its structure. Our hope is that the world's religious leaders and the rulers thereof will unitedly arise for the reformation of this age and the rehabilitation of its fortunes. Let them, after meditating on its needs, take counsel together and, through anxious and full deliberation, administer to a diseased and sorely-afflicted world the remedy it requireth….
(Baha'u'llah, Gleanings from the Writings of Baha'u'llah, p. 214)
Love and harmony
Always in the sight of God
Supreme goal of men
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DoubleTake Docs Strong in First Outing; "The Farm,"
"In Harm's Way" and "Travis" Take Top Awards
by Laura Phipps
The inaugural DoubleTake Documentary Film Festival closed Sunday after
four days of screenings and panels in Durham and Raleigh, North
Carolina. Festival awards were announced at a Southern-style barbecue on
Sunday night. The Audience Award, determined by filmgoer ballots, went to
Jonathan Stack's "The Farm," which profiles the lives of six inmates at
the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola. The Jury Award resulted in
a tie between two films: Jan Krawitz's "In Harm's Way," a poetic and
personal deliberation on safety, and the recently deceased Richard
Kotuk's "Travis," a portrait of a spunky little boy living with AIDS.
Each award was $2000 in film stock. Over 5,000 individual tickets were
sold and 2,000 people attended the festival.
Albert Maysles ("Salesman", "Gimme Shelter") was honored with a special
tribute and a showing of the seldom-screened director's cut version of
"What's Happening! The Beatles in the USA." Michael Apted ("Incident at
Oglala", the "7 Up" series, "Gorillas in the Mist") was presented with a
career award at a black- tie dinner at the North Carolina Museum of Art
in Raleigh on Saturday night.
Festival Founder and Director Nancy Buirski, a former photo editor for
the New York Times, assembled a high-profile board for the festival,
including Martin Scorsese, Ken Burns, Frank Capra, Jr., Barbara Kopple,
Ross McElwee, D.A. Pennebaker, and John Sayles. Buirski said the
festival went "better than we ever imagined." She was especially
impressed with the turnout and how engaged the audiences seemed with the
work. The response "proved that if you show films that awaken and
challenge and that also entertain, you will get an audience," she said.
Along with recent films in competition, the festival hosted a thematic
program of films curated by Lawrence Kardish on the subject of
"Tolerance." The program showcased documentaries as well as narratives,
including the earliest surviving feature by an African-American
director, Oscar Micheax's "Within Our Gates" (1920). Faye Dunaway, who
was in attendance at several films, introduced a screening of Arthur
Penn's "Little Big Man," also part of the series.
The festival's definition of documentary film was expansive, including
works ranging from Ken Burns' now classic talking-heads-and-images
approach in "Frank Lloyd Wright" to Jem Cohen's lyrical narrative, "Lost
Book Found." Many of the films were centered around political themes or
issues of social justice, including Tim Kirkman's "Dear Jesse," an
ironical ode to Senator Jesse Helms, "The Brandon Teena Story," directed
by Greta Olafsdottir and Susan Muska, an investigation into the mysterious
murder of a cross-gendered person, and Barbara Kopple's "Defending Our
Daughters," alook at violent abuses against woman around the world.
The festival included one student film, "Man and Dog," by Randolph
Benson, who is attending the Carolina School of the Arts. His 15-minute
film presents an unflinching look at the work of an animal control
officer. Benson found the festival to be "an amazing experience. Just
being around all these people, seeing my name and my little film in
competition with Ken Burns and Barbara Kopple, my idols and huge
inspirations to me," he said.
Representatives from public television and several cable stations
attended the festival, including HBO, USA Networks, Bravo, and Turner.
Also in attendance were representatives from the Film Society of Lincoln
Center, the Museum of Modern Art, and Fine Line Features. Festival
Coordinator Karen Cirillo said that although no major deals were signed
at the festival, she felt the festival was "eye opening for people who
do have money, to see this work and be excited by it."
For many attending filmmakers, however, the festival represented a
chance to connect with the audience and a community of documentarians
rather than a hotbed of industry attention or funding. Jonathan Stack
said the festival gave him "a chance to talk to people, to see some
work, and just to enter into the kind of dialogue that gives you new
ideas and inspires you to keep doing it." He found the festival-goers
to be a "particularly engaged" audience, so that "the Q & A afterwards
is at a level of discourse which is exactly what inspires making
documentaries in the first place." He is planning on using his film
stock award on a film-poem to New York, in which he'll film Manhattan
while encircling the island in a kayak.
Johnny Symons, who directed "Beauty Before Age," a 22-minute film on
ageism in the San Francisco gay community, said that "it was clear from
the questions people asked that people really got it and were interested
in it." He stressed the importance of making contact with his audience.
"You make a film in isolation in a cutting room, and you want to know
how people feel about it," he said.
Throughout the weekend, the screenings experienced a noticeable number
of technical glitches, including poor prints, bad sound, halted
screenings, and poor focus. The worst problem occurred during a
screening of Bill Morrison's "The Film of Her," a 12-minute short on
film restoration whose poetic, evocative visuals were completely out of
focus for several stop-and-go minutes of projection time. Filmmaker Jem
Cohen, who noticed the sound was distorted with an echo during the
screening of his "Lost Book Found," expressed frustration with the
festival's technical problems. "If they don't get the tech right, it's
really difficult for people to engage with the work," he said.
Buirski acknowledged that there were many technical problems,
attributing them to poor equipment and under-experienced staff getting
"flustered." She stressed that "all the problems are solvable." The
Carolina Theater, where most of the screenings were held, has promised
to upgrade equipment for next year and she plans to budget for
projectionists who are accustomed to the pressures of film festivals.
Plans for next year's festival are already under way, although Buirski
said she wants to leave time to "absorb" this year's festival before
plunging ahead.
[Laura Phipps is a freelance writer living in Brooklyn. (Imagine that.)]
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A Comfortable Cross-Over Yacht
Riviera introduced the first of the SUV series in 2013, and now have three models in this competitive segment. Our test platform this month was the smallest of the series, the 445; her larger siblings are the 525 and the 575. All of the SUV models come standard with Volvo IPS second generation propulsion, and have been heavily influenced by the now four year relationship between Volvo and Riviera engineers. Similar to the automotive market SUV or crossover vehicle, the Riviera SUV is a crossover yacht that is at home fishing, cruising, and entertaining.
In the cockpit we find tons of storage with large storage lockers on both sides of the transom, and two sole lockers, which on our test boat are configured as fish tanks, but swallow up two large fenders each. At the aft food preparation station there is a large grill, and forward to port is another storage locker with solid surface counter top, refrigerator, and icemaker. Riviera has included the stern engine joystick in this area specifically designed to be accessible when needed, and out of the way when not. We had the opportunity to use this control while sterning into the berth, and it sure makes it easier for docking. I image that fishermen will find this convenient for backing down to land that big fish.
To starboard is seating for two with storage below, and in the center of the cockpit is the engine room day hatch. For full access to the engine room the entire aft section of the sole rises with an electric lift that exposes the smooth, white-finished engine room, and provides easy access to engines, generator, batteries, and all the other machinery. If you plan to make yours a fishing machine and add a fighting chair, Riviera planned ahead and installed the necessary backing plates in the cockpit sole for just that purpose.
Like the competition in this yacht class, the 445 offers a wide, almost fully enclosed cockpit that connects through a polished, stainless steel framed sliding door into the large saloon with the galley to port, generous table seating to starboard, and the helm forward to port. Lock the slider open, and lift the gas cylinder assisted awning window, and the cockpit becomes part of the saloon.
The dinette seats five comfortably in the U-shaped lounge, and the table can be manually adjusted to several levels. If needed for guest sleeping, this area converts to a double berth. At the aft end of lounge area is the flat screen TV hidden away in a locker with an electric lift.
Standard equipment below the solid surface countertops consist of a polished stainless steel sink, convection microwave oven, a two burner electric cook top, and a pair of drawer style refrigerator/freezers. Above the counter there are several cabinets with the aft most being the power control and Mastervolt CZone control panel. Windows on both sides slide open to allow cross ventilation. Overhead there is a handrail running from the sliding entry door all the way to the companionway leading to the accommodations space. Nice touch, but expected from a blue water yacht builder.
Just forward of the galley on the port side is the helm with two leather chairs that adjust fore and aft, with fold-down arm rests, and a flip up bolster. Included is a dual level foot rest below the helm, and comfort for just about anyone whether standing or sitting is assured. With the integration of the Volvo engine controls and the Garmin glass bridge dual display, the helm is clean and uncluttered. Another sliding window along with an overhead hatch provide good ventilation, and if needed the air conditioning and window defogging vents are just forward.
Out test boat was equipped with the Mastervolt CZone touch screen system that controls entertainment, lighting, and climate control systems. The system is preprogrammed for three configurations of cruising, entertaining, or dockside. Shutting down the systems when leaving the boat, or to dim the lights for entertaining, requires just a single tap of one of several control panels located around the vessel.
Below Decks
Forward and down the companionway are the sleeping quarters. The master stateroom is forward most with an easily accessed centerline queen berth with storage drawers underneath. For ventilation there is an overhead hatch and long in-hull windows along each side. One big surprise is the headroom in this stateroom, enough for a six-footer to stand tall and not muss up the hair. Two hanging lockers, recessed LED lighting, and private in-suite head, compete with porcelain fixtures and separate shower, round out the large master stateroom.
The 445 has rather unique guest berthing with three separate singles, two running athwart ship, which can be combined to one double and a third at the foot. The two in-hull windows provide great views and lots of light, and there are two opening ports that provide fresh air and cross ventilation. If that's not enough climate control, a dedicated heat/AC unit is also included.
The day head with shower has similar high quality fixtures as the master, and is located forward and to starboard with private access from the guest stateroom.
Completing our tour on the foredeck, we find a sun pad with integrated pillows and stainless steel handrails for safety. The vertical windless is located up front in a molded bowsprit while the 150 feet of chain and line stow in separate anchor locker compartments. The foredeck is complete with windless foot switches, and a raw water wash-down bib.
Sea Trial
The hull of the 445 SUV is based on the highly successful 43 Open Flybridge Sportfisher, so my performance expectations were high, and Riviera did not disappoint. Idling from the Richard Boland docks in Alameda the 445 demonstrated rock-solid slow speed handling with almost no need for the IPS joystick. Just for fun, and to see how easy she was to maneuver, we took a side trip to the inner harbor in front of Scotts Restaurant at Jack London Square.
It was a crowded day in the estuary and the docks at JLS were full, providing a great opportunity to test her close quarter maneuverability and use of the Volvo dynamic positioning system. No surprises as the DPS kept our SUV within a few feet of where we engaged the system. After a bit of showing off to the other boats cruising around looking for berthing, we headed back into the estuary picking our way through the mass of vessels not propelled by mechanical means, and past the no-wake zone.
Finally, past Bay Ship dry docks we brought our craft up to a leisurely cruising speed of twenty knots, navigating ferry wakes, tug prop wash, and the armada heading out of Alameda. Our first destination was the Yerba Buena Lighthouse for some stills and performance shots. We kept our leisurely pace while Richard in the camera boat maneuvered around us and took up station for photos at YBI.
With the camera boat a few hundred feet south of the lighthouse, we set up and made several high speed passes at our wide open speed of nearly 34 knots. The water in the area was quite choppy, but the 445 sliced through the four-foot chop as the Volvo's climbed easily to WOT. I quickly tired of trying to upset the SUV's composure with hard left and hard right turns, quick acceleration, and digging into beam seas so we headed across Hurricane Gulch to Angel Island. We found exactly the conditions I was hoping for there on the cool summer afternoon in San Francisco Bay with twenty-five knot winds and a strong ebb - rough! Adding a few ferry wakes in the mix, we had four- to five-foot short steep waves directly on the bow that would have made a lesser yacht turn around for home with her rudder between her chines. However, not us, we just went faster, and with a bit of effort we finally got some spray on the windshields and needed to activate one of the three wipers.
We had to wait nearly five minutes for the camera boat after arriving at our destination. Again, we used the DPS system and maintained station with the winds still blowing 15+. Having enough of the calm waters of Raccoon Strait we decided to head back to the San Francisco waterfront and took a direct line for fisherman's wharf. As expected, we encountered the full force of the westerly winds and ebb tide as we crossed west of Alcatraz. Keeping our speed at twenty knots, we tamed the snotty seas easily for the three mile run across the bay with all three pantograph wipers going on low speed.
After another ten minute delay waiting inside Pier 45 for the camera boat to catch up again, we idled around the fishing fleet and then headed to Pier 39 where we planned to secure the boat for the evening.
Prior to our sea trial and day of thrashing the SUV around the bay she had been sold. Thanks to the new owners they allowed us use the boat for this article and were along for the ride around San Francisco Bay. Having put some five hours additional ticks on the clocks, the owners were planning to spend their first night aboard and take in the sight and sounds of Pier 39. I cannot think of a better way to enjoy my first hours on a brand new yacht.
Measured performance with full fuel tanks and three persons onboard
Time to plane - less than 12 seconds
Max speed - 33.8 kts burning 44.1 GPH total and WOT of 3600 RPM
Best cruise speed - anywhere from 10.5 to 33 knots
Performance By The Numbers
1900 RPM 10.9 knots 10.5 GPH 1.0 MPG - minimum plane speed
2000 RPM 10.6 knots 13.1 GPH 0.9 MPG
2400 RPM 16.9 knots 18.3 GPH 0.9 MPG
2600 RPM 19.7 knots 21.0 GPH 0.9 MPG
3000 RPM 25.2 knots 29.7 GPH 0.8 MPG
3200 RPM 28.8 knots 33.9 GPH 0.80 MPG
3600 RPM 33.8 knots 44.1 GPH 0.70 MPG - WOT
Based on my data, the fuel economy in nautical miles per gallon is nearly the same from her 11 knots minimum planning speed to wide open throttle speed of nearly 34 knots. The most efficient cruise RPM is 2600 making 19.7 knots. Volvo guidelines for continuous maximum operating RPM is 3000 and there is just a slight penalty in fuel consumption, but another 5 knots in cruise SOG.
2016 Riviera 445 SUV Specifications
LOA - 47' 05" with standard swim platform
Fuel - 528 gallons
Beam - 15'
Potable water - 122 gallons
Draft - 3' 08"
Black water - 40 gallons
Air Clearance - 10' 9" waterline to anchor light
Power - Twin Volvo IPS600
Displacement - approx. 30,000 lbs
Maximum measured speed - 34 kts
Manufactured on Australia's Gold Coast, Riviera has been building yachts since 1980. The 2016 445 SUV is the 5,000th yacht they have produced. Riviera is a world class builder of luxury motoryachts and well known for their blue water, sea-keeping ability, technology, and luxury. Other models in the SUV line include the 525 and the 575.
In the past few years I have had the opportunity to sea trial or deliver a half dozen of these mid 40 foot, high quality express cruisers with the open and airy floor plans that tie cockpit and galley together. Riviera has definitely raised the bar with their high quality craftsmanship, attention to detail, and superb fit and finish.
For more information about Riviera Yachts or to arrange for your own personal test ride contact Richard Boland Yachts in Alameda at 510-521-6213. Anyone exploring top-caliber options in the luxury express cruiser category should certainly include the Riviera 445 SUV among their comparisons. This boat will definitely impress, as Riviera carries on the tradition of building high performance yachts.
Finally, at the end of another hard day at the office and an additional five hours on the clocks, our SUV was put to bed at Pier 39 with her new owners planning their first night aboard. Please don't hesitate to contact me with your comments, letters, and questions at patcarson@yachtsman magazine.com, and have a fun and safe boating season.


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By Sean Reifschneider Date 2006-08-17 02:25 Tags agile, business, meeting, planning, sean reifschneider
On Monday Evelyn and I went to the Agile Denver meeting in Denver. Since much of our Linux Consulting business isn't something you can really plan, this was something we were really looking forward to. Dr. Lee Devin is, I gather, a theater teacher. As I heard recently, there are few project deadlines firmer than opening night.
One of the main topics of the presentation was the distinction between planning and preparation. Planning is what you do to make sure you're ready for what will happen. Preparation is making sure you're ready for what might happen. By means of an example, imagine I'm giving a presentation on Python. Slides and hand-outs would be part of the planning. My having been using Python as my primary programming language for a decade would be preparation.
It seemed to me that Dr. Lee Devin didn't really know how talking about the theater for 90 minutes could be applied to software development. I say this, in part, because he admitted as much towards the end. That's not to say I didn't find the talk valuable. I do however think, based on questions at the end, that some of the audience didn't know how to apply it to themselves however.
I think that in this case the talk could have been probably half the length it was, and instead of 10 minutes at the end for questions, using the other half for them. In fact, it probably would have been an amazing session if he had presented for 45 minutes, and then stepped out of the way for the majority of the questions, letting the audience figure it out for themselves. Using questions to guide the talk, but then facilitating on collaboration within the audience to figure out how to apply it.
The presenter would always bring the answers back to the theater, because that's what he knows. Fair enough… I felt that I had something to contribute on answering some of the questions, but didn't really feel I had the space to do so.
Boy did the presentation really fire me up to try an even more audience-driven presentation. Maybe I'll try something like that at Bar Camp next weekend.
Another thing I did with this presentation was that after it I stopped Evelyn and asked her what she got out of the presentation. I started a dialog on it. We have been doing this some after watching "Nerd TV", and it can really help make the experience much more valuable. That's another thing I want to try to do more in the future.
One thing I took from the presentation was that we're doing pretty good for the Linux consulting side of our business. Evelyn and I often have discussions where we try to figure out how we could do better planning (using Dr. Devin's phrasing) for when someone calls us with a problem. The problem is that, as a consultant we fairly rarely get "cookie cutter" requests.
Even if some of our requests are similar (for example, we're currently working with clients to set up 3 Linux High-Availability clusters), they often differ substantially on the details (these 3 clusters could hardly be more different).
So, what is it we're doing so well? It's the preparation side… We do a lot of things which just get us more familiar with things so that we can solve the unusual problems. Knowing how to attack problems we haven't seen before. What avenues of investigation are likely, and what are futile. We spend a lot of time, between community service tasks, experimentation, and personal projects, doing things which aren't directly applicable to a client, but which help us solve client problems quickly.
Another thing that echoed in me was the idea that you shouldn't try to reject things that didn't work out. Don't pretend they didn't happen. Instead, embrace them and make them a productive part of your personality.
One example of this is something I've recently started doing. When doing a dangerous command, such as "rm -rf" or "chown -R", I will try to give a fairly concrete path. Instead of "chown -R jafo .", or "rm -rf ", I will do "rm -rf /home/jafo/projects/wifiroamd-testdir/".
One thing is that you don't have to know where you are. The command is just as safe to run after "cd /home/jafo/projects/wifiroamd-testdir" as it is after "cd /". Now, that said, I can type pretty fast, so typing an extra few dozen characters isn't a big deal. Even if you do a "pwd" and then paste it in to the "rm -rf" command, you have another benefit… Have you ever accidentally run the wrong command from your history? I sure have… If you give the full path, it's much less likely to be a big deal if you accidentally re-run this command at some later point when you're doing something else.
Of course, the preparation for these problems is having known good backups…
This goes directly to one of the audience questions: "What is the agile software development equivalent of method acting?" My answer to this is: Spend time playing with your technology. I don't run a Debian-based PC firewall and CentOS-based storage server at home because I can't get off-the-shelf components that will do this. I do it because it's something I like doing, and it gives me an opportunity to play with various technologies. Google encourages employees to spend 1 day a week working on personal projects.
Orkut is the result of method acting. :-) For those of you that don't know, Orkut is the result of one employee's 1 day a week spent on personal projects.
Obviously, I found I took some fairly valuable things away from this presentation. Part of it is that we should stop worry about having workflows for more tasks, because we're doing really good at what matters in the consulting side of our business. For the things that really are cookie-cutter problems, we do have pretty good work-flows. These are important, don't get me wrong. Workflows can make tasks go faster with fewer mistakes or missed steps. We use them in most places where we can.
Business decisions can be pretty tricky at times. Having more work-flows seemed reasonable enough at the time, but that only takes you so far… Without cookie-cutter problems, you just have to be prepared to come up with the right solutions when the time comes.comments powered by Disqus


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May 5, 2011
I have watched the news a lot lately and I am shocked at the rise in the number of cases they are covering of bullying. 2 guilty pleas, no jail time in Massachusetts bullying suicide case. This morning I watched as one person suggested the remedy for being taunted for being different, or bullied, was to–well, uh–for the bully to be stronger and embrace their differences. I couldn't help but wonder when making fun of others became so strongly part of who we are?
I remember when the TV show "Survivor" started. I was shocked that we would all watch as someone was systematically humiliated in front of the entire audience as they were "voted-off." I was in my residency and certainly in the minority and not very popular for holding this view. And, now this sort of scenario where someone gets sent home in front of everyone based on their popularity is common place on prime time. Don't get me wrong–I am a huge American Idol fan, but isn't there something slightly sad at watching someone lose?
Fast forward to the work place–how many times do we stand by as others are excluded or treated in a way we don't see as just or fair? How many times do we stand by and watch a confidence betrayed or refuse to reach out to someone who needs our compassion because of our own fear of being different? Is this really so different from the behavior we were part of on the playground when we were young? If you read the case and the link above–many students stood by as this poor young girl was taunted and humiliated repeatedly. Isn't the answer for those of us around to stand up and stop this sort of group-think or humiliating behavior? Not for her to try to be stronger?
I have studied social behavior for a long time–since my dissertation in graduate school. I do believe we are social beings by nature, and want to fit in and be with others, and will go to great lengths to fit in with the group. But, I also believe that culture and what we tolerate as a member of the crowd shapes how our environments evolve–at work, school, or in our places of worship. We aren't doomed to taunt others and we can make our daily worlds more friendly to everyone. And, this is the place from which we need to commit to doing things differently as an individual. Let's create a culture of compassion for each other and stand up to bullies and even the smallest acts of others lacking in kindness.
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I will always remember Tuesday mornings. Not just because I was able to wake up at the crack of dawn to go eat two eggs over medium, bacon, hash browns, and one piece of wheat toast, but because I spent an hour or two with a true friend. At this point in life I can finally see friendships and relationships come and go, but there are those friends that will always be there. This was one of those friends; this was one of those relationships.
The six months we spent having breakfast at the local diner brought up discussions ranging from politics, drama at work, families and the ladies that would come and go in our lives. When you have a true friendship and a real relationship, everything is on the table. Quite often it takes a while to get over the embarrassment of that pending conversation, but when you break the barrier it makes everything so much easier. You finally have someone else to speak with about what you are really thinking. Someone else is able to completely understand you as a person and provide the valuable insight you might need to apply to a life situation.
This is a true friendship, not just a frequent companion.
I would encourage every young adult to find their true friends. You don't have to meet them for breakfast every Tuesday, but at least invite them to be a part of your lives. This friendship will be mutually beneficial as you go through the ups and downs of growing up.
Please remember, you don't have to go through the growing pains alone. Other people have been through the same troubles at work before, so open up and don't be afraid to form a true relationship.
This post was written by Brett Baker: Texas State University alum and past Forum participant and Facilitator.
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6 floors, every designer you can think of and even a hair salon Selfridges & Co. is a store that was built with one thing in mind, the customer. Founded & built in 1909 by an American man named Harry Gordon Selfridge, Selfridges department store changed the way the world (especially women) looked at shopping. While I was visiting London my mom and I took a detour to the well known Oxford Street & scoped out the one of a kind store.
Walking around and learning the history of the store I learned that Harry was the first person to ever install public restrooms & was one of the first stores to have & sell premade clothing. As his success grew, the more & more Mr. Selfridge tried to better the shopping experience. Whether you were there just to pick something up or wanted to spend the day, it really had something for everyone. Restaurants, hair salon and hey even a bedding department lol. And the customer service was top notch! Every employee wanted to make sure you got what you wanted, listened and had the best experience possible. This store made some of our department stores look like doll houses.
If you found that something's may be to expensive, Harry solved that problem too by putting in cheaper priced items such as cards, ornaments and more. As I was told there was even something for every occasion such as Christmas, Halloween etc. The store display windows where decked with flowers and every designer had their own little boutique within the store. This place, oh how I wish I could show & share so much more with you but pictures and my words do not do it justice AT ALL!! Now don't worry, I wont leave you hanging on this but YES you can buy from Selfridges and have them shipped over to the USA. Visit www.selfridges.com for all of the designers, makeup and more. Also check out pictures, & more history on the store by visiting any web browser. You will not believe your eyes and it will have you saying "Thank You Mr. Harry Gordon Selfridge".


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Tractor Kirovets K-700A has a max. the speed is 45 km / h.
Changes v 1.3.3:
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Deformation of tires, put a spark when buying.
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IC control (doors).
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Free-scoring Biggleswade Town served up a treat for their supporters with a 6-0 drubbing of Cirencester Town on Saturday.
Waders have been the better side in a number of recent fixtures but haven't got the results their performances deserved.
It was Cirencester's bad fortune to be the visitors on the day it all clicked for Chris Nunn's side, Tony Burnett grabbing four of the goals.
Had it not been for their keeper Gill Raajan a double figure scoreline could have easily resulted.
On a cold afternoon at the Carlsberg Stadium it took a few minutes for the game to warm up but once the boys in green got going the magic just flowed.
With just ten minutes gone Burnett was putting in the first shot for the keeper to palm away. Captain Daniel tried his luck from distance with a couple of power blasts.
Inih Effiong had a header saved by Raajan one handed high to his right.
With 20 minutes gone a game of head ping pong with Effiong and Gavin Hoyte saw Burnett getting the final touch for a scrappy opening goal.
Rhys Hoenes, a recent addition to the squad, has shown quality and pace and none more so than on 34 minutes as his run down the left flank left all floundering as he cut into the box. As the ball ran off his toe Burnett was on hand to convert for 2-0 at the break.
In the second period Cirencester, determined not to leave empty handed, pressed forward. However there were no clear chances created as Russell Short, Hoyte, Callum Lewis and Lucas Perry kept the miserly defence tight.
At the other end Effiong was having a similar frustration as Raajan denied three great chances with outstanding saves. Connor Hall powered a header goalwards to be thwarted by the flying Raajan.
It took fully 20 minutes for the floodgates to open, Waders scoring four in the last 25 minutes. Effiong opened his account with a trademark run down the right, he cut in and let fly with an unstoppable shot to bulge the net.
Hoenes, causing trouble all afternoon, found his way to the goalline and was upended. The resulting penalty was given to Burnett to complete a well deserved hat-trick.
On 81 minutes Hoenes provided a peach of a cross and Hall volleyed into the corner.
Burnett, not done yet, then scored his best goal of the afternoon with a curled shot from the edge of the area.


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Lowara Mini Presfix 128 (Single pump, max F/P 2.8 bar)
Lowara Mini Presfix 128 (Single pump, max F/P 2.8 bar)
Presfix pressurisation units are designed to replace water that has been lost through system leakage and to maintain the system design fill pressure in sealed heating and chilled water systems in accordance with BS7074 parts 1, 2 and 3.
Presfix units also provide safety circuits locking out the boiler / chiller in the advent of high/ low pressures occurring. Expanded water is accommodated in membrane vessel/s that are supplied separately and normally installed alongside the Presfix unit. Presfix units are perfect for either domestic or industrial environments. Three levels of sophistication are offered along with two pressure ranges for the Mini Presfix and single range for Micro Presfix units.
All levels provide volt free contacts that can be used to interface with either a Business Management System or any other type of monitoring system. Presfix units have flow limiting devices to help prevent plant rooms from flooding in the advent of system pipe/fitting failure.
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- Transducer controlled.
- Simple set point adjustment.
- Parameter lock.
- Delay start.
- Exercise regime.
- Break tank low water monitoring.
- Hours run each pump.
- Isolating valves on each pump, Mini Presfix only.
- High/Low pressure switch for boiler/chiller interlock.
Additionally twin pump units have:
- Automatic duty pump rotation.
- Duty pump fail with lockout and auto change over to standby pump.
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The Dell Venue Pro could fall into your lap within days, after all. Dell told us just moments ago that the delayed Windows Phone 7 smart phone will be available on 1 March, and confirmed the official price.
The Venue Pro runs the slick Windows Phone 7 operating system. Windows Phone 7 includes Bing search, Xbox Live for games, and Zune for music and video, but the shelves of Microsoft's App Marketplace are still relatively bare compared to the Android Market and Apple App Store.
The limply named but serious-minded smart phone packs a 4.1-inch AMOLED touchscreen, 5-megapixel camera and built-in, non-removable 16GB microSD card. It boasts an unusual sliding Qwerty keyboard, popping out vertically rather than horizontally like most keyboard sliders.
We've waited five years for a new Dell phone, but Dell seems determined to make us wait a little longer. Earlier this month, retailers reported the Venue Pro had been delayed indefinitely, much to the dismay of many CNET UK readers. At the time of writing, Expansys still says the phone will arrive on 26 March. Ordering directly from Dell should put a Venue Pro in your hot hands much sooner than that, however.
And the price? Dell wants £460 of your hard-earned cash, which also includes a year's warranty. Slide on down to the comments and let us know whether you think the Venue Pro will be worth the wait.
Huawei could survive without Android, but not very well: China may not need Google, but Huawei does.
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This stylish entertainment console is crafted from Poplar with Chinese Birch veneers and finished in a rich walnut. With four doors as well as shelving this storage unit can hold media accessories, movies, games and more. Use the open compartment to hold a cable box or DVD player that can easily be accessed via remote control. This entertainment console is perfect for an effortless update to your living space and electronics storage.
The Katherine Entertainment Console with Doors and Open Compartment by Crown Mark at Casa Leaders Inc. in the Wilmington, Long Beach, Torrance, Lakewood, Los Angeles area. Product availability may vary. Contact us for the most current availability on this product.
Bring a beautiful, refined dining, living or home office space with the Katherine Collection Crafted from Poplar with Chinese Birch veneers, the woodwork features a warm walnut finish with deep brown tones on each piece. Arm Chairs and Side Chairs are upholstered with neutral colored, textured upholstery for comfort and style, and the grandly-scaled dining table is lifted on two pretty pedestal bases. Included are two extension guides that allow you to make the table bigger for special occasions while the simple desk table and entertainment console bring stylish storage to other areas of your home.
The Katherine collection is a great option if you are looking for Traditional furniture in the Wilmington, Long Beach, Torrance, Lakewood, Los Angeles area.
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The Day Our Daughter Met Two Oceans
Posted on 18 January 2017
If you know my husband at all, it's probably not surprising that he had us watch "Sully" on the eve of our first flight with Ivy. If you've ever flown into san francisco, you know that flights take off and land at the very edge of the Bay. So a movie about a plane crash on the Hudson River, a foggy landing with nothing besides water out the window till the last second, and our first series of flights withRead More→


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PIONEER VALLEY MYCOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION, mycology lessons, articles, photos and descriptions of northeastern fungi by Dianna Smith & PVMA Members
Initially cap is viscid, but soon dries. Grows under oaks and other hardwoods. Resembles russulas,
but is a fairly large and firm rather than extremely brittle.
It is a waxy cap mushroom that has
mottled red, purple and pink cap and white, closely spaced decurrent
gills, which become stained with red, purple and pink stains as they mature.
Found in woodlands under oaks, often in fairy rings . White spore print. Edible and good tasting.
A similar species is also edible (but
mediocre) called Hygrophorus purpurescens, which grows under conifers and has
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Both surgeries and clinics operate by appointment only. They run each day Monday to Friday at various times between 8.30am and 6.30pm with two late evening surgeries on Wednesday and Thursday until 8.00pm.
You can contact us at any time throughout the day to make an appointment and if you don't need one within 2 working days, you also have the option to book up to 2 weeks in advance if this is more convenient for you.
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If you find you no longer need the appointment or cannot attend for any reason, please contact us to cancel it in good time so that another patient has the opportunity to use it. This can be done online, over the phone, or via text message to 07840 077952 (please remember to include the date and time of your appointment).


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Camille Gallinger is a Certified Nutritionist and Self-Care Advocate who defines VITALITY as Energy + Momentum + Joy. Through personal nutrition consultations, professional speaking, coaching and blogging, Camille and her Vitality Enterprises Team help re-energize clients — people who have lost their momentum for self-care due to poor nutrition, toxicity, stress, and exhaustion.
With an understanding and down-to-earth approach, Camille uses her professional skills and personal experiences to counsel and coach the "tired and the toxic." She goes beyond a strictly "nutrition approach," and encourages clients to identify healthier mindsets and "life-giving" relationships — vital elements that support the journey to wellness and vitality.
Camille is a graduate of the University of Missouri-Columbia, the Designs for Health Institute for Advanced Clinical Nutrition, and the American Health Sciences University. She also completed the Advanced Nutrition Forum Program of Dr. Liz Lipski, and is a member of the National Association of Nutrition Professionals (NANP). In addition, Camille is a consultant for Designs for Health, the nation's leading "Science-first" provider of pure, research-driven nutritional formulations for Professional Healthcare Practitioners and their referred patients.


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At home, the patient can automatically send data to the Cozy from the meter that he already uses, without effort and without changing his habits.
Doctors have easy access to the biometric data measured by the patients (pressure, blood glucose, ...) and are informed automatically via customized alarms. Cozy simplifies and reduces the workload for physicians through process automation.
Patients only have to bring the Cozy close to the meter (via Bluetooth) or connect the USB cable and Cozy fetches the data from the meter and sends it to the doctor. Completely automatic – the patient does not need to do anything else.
It works with most common meters on the market, such as Ultraesy Onetouch, Freestyle Freedom, Bayer Contour, Accu-check Aviva, Sanofi BgStar, Omron, A & D and many others. Pulse-oximeters, scale and ECG meters available soon
The patient will no longer need to be an Internet expert. No need to own a computer or Internet connection. No configuration needed... just turn the Cozy on and everything works.
Cozy establishes a positive and effortless link between doctors and patients, at distance.
The patient is reminded when he has to take a measure, so he does not forget it. This is one of the major causes of poor adherence to the therapy observed by doctors.
The physicians have easy access to the biometric data of the patients and are informed automatically, through customized alerts, when the measurements are outside predetermined bounds.
Cozy promotes adherence to therapy with automated alerts and continuous feedback to the patient. The health care system will handle minor accesses (DRG) because patients are visited only when really needed. Cozy facilitates the correction of the therapy by the physician and allows early intervention to prevent acute episodes.
Physicians can offer remote monitoring services without additional effort and thus be able to follow an increased number of patients.
Allows doctors to reduce reduces the workload, dramatically reducing the time of the visit.
It offers very high standards of safety, reliability and availability of data, reducing the burden on IT departments. Data are encrypted and transferred securely.
The web interface is simple and intuitive.
Cloud: Service to your doctor / health facility is also provided by the API to the cloud.
API: Care-giver can seemly integrate patients' data into their application's portfolio through the Cloud API without warring about managing the infrastructure and thousands of devices.
Cozy is certified as a Class I medical device by Directive 93/42/EEC (MDD).


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Muffin but Murder by Victoria Hamilton
The Second Merry Muffin Mystery
In Muffin but Murder, Merry continues to live in Wynter Castle with friends Shilo and Pish
baking muffins, not only for herself, but, now that she has the proper
permits, her clients-the local cafe and an old folks home. Although she
still intends to sell the castle, Merry's grown quite fond of the town
and her new found friends and wonders about her options. Merry also
wonders about the man who claims to be her cousin...a cousin who says
he's also eligible to receive part of Merry's inheritance. Deciding the
best way to sell the castle is to show it off, Merry and the gang decide
to throw a Halloween gala at the castle and invite rich prospective
buyers to the event. The gala doesn't go quite as planned however, starting with party crashers and culminating with the discovery of a dead body!
Victoria Hamilton expands the setting in her Merry Muffin Mystery series to include the drab, depressing town of Ridley Ridge. This dismal town opens the book and sets the tone for the novel. This second book in the series is less light hearted than its predecessor with Merry focusing on her need to sell Wynter Castle, and all she'll lose in doing so. Although it's been eight years, Merry is now coming to grips with the loss of her husband and her new feelings toward Sheriff Virgil Grace. Will moving on with her life include letting someone else in? Will it mean leaving Autumn Vale and her new friends?
There are multiple mysteries in Muffin but Murder. Is cousin Cranston a legitimate heir to Merry's castle? Can Merry and the gang decipher the clue to her uncle's treasure?And finally-the murder mystery itself. Who is the unknown cowboy at the costume party? And why did someone kill him? When her good friend Pish becomes a suspect Merry is determined to solve the murder, for although her friend is hiding something, it's not the fact that he's a killer.
I enjoyed my second visit to Autumn Vale. Victoria Hamilton has a lot going on in Muffin but Murder, but manages to keep the plot moving forward. New dimensions are revealed in characters both old and new and the future is rife with possibilities.
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From Camille, at The Dress Theory
"Chloe" by Rue de Seine is a beautiful statement, with unforgettable long sleeves, a form fitting shape, and all-over embroidery in a vintage floral pattern. This dress is both fashion forward and timeless. Amy highlighted these elements by applying a striking red lip, which is perfect for a bride looking to make a statement on her wedding day. Heidi complemented the strong lipstick with a loose side braid, rather than a sleek hairstyle, to keep the aesthetic chic, effortless, and romantic. Bryce expertly captured the look and the drama of the dress with his unique eye for style and elegance. Rue de Seine is a newer bridal line out of New Zealand that will be available at The Dress Theory boutiques in Seattle and Nashville beginning this March. The Dress Theory is also happy to announce bringing this beautiful line to its newest boutique location opening later this spring in San Diego.
Dresses: The Dress Theory | Photography: Bryce Covey | Makeup: Amy Clarke | Hair: Heidi Marie Garrett
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I love this dress! It has so much detail and design to it and yet it seems so delicate, elegant and simple. You could dress it up with a rhinestone or beaded belt or just leave it as is for something soft and elegant.
Is this for sale?
We can't wait till these gorgeous Rue de Seine dresses arrive! Any day now!
Amazing! I love the extra long sleeves. Can't wait to see more Rue de Seine.
would you be able to do a tutorial on this hair style please?
I would like a tutorial as well.
Exquisite detailing with lace in an effortless and graceful sheath. I wonder how it would look on full curves. Sigh. Even in a great town like Napa, CA I feel limited to David's Bridal…
Any idea what tha average price range is for a Rue De Seine gown? I'm obsessed with this dress.
Hi where can I find this dress in Nz? And the average price range would be?
Hi Anna,
You can find a stockist by visiting their website: http://ruedeseine.com/stockists/
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Saturday, May 21, 2011
You Can Get WHAT in a Vending Machine????
In China, you can get crabs....
And in Japan, lobsters....
Buy a car from a vending machine? I guess it's possible....
Medicinal marijuana? Only in California....
And after you get finished with the weed and need munchies, there's pizza....
Video games (if your eyes can still focus after the weed and the booze)....
...and then there's porn...
..and yes, sex toys....
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What if the car gets stuck as it's falling down to the retrieval slot? And how are you going to get it out of there to begin with?ReplyDelete
I love the notice on the sex toys vending machine: for over 18s only. As if that'll stop anyone...
Very funny blog, partner!
Thanks, partner!ReplyDelete
Collin gave me 43 pics of vending machines around the world. I figured I couldn't squeeze all of them in here.
Ok, just tried posting, but it wouldn't let me...let's try again...ReplyDelete
This is a great blogpost, Norma! Pizza by vending machine...? Ewww, gross...and, the bananas would be terribly bruised from falling down the shoot...I don't think that would be good.
You'll have to save the rest of the pics for another blog...
Great blog!
The lobster tank looks fun. It would be a shame if you put your twenty dollars in the machine and then the rascal would fall out of the catcher.ReplyDelete
In China, you can get crabs ...ReplyDelete
Well, you know right where my mind went with that one.
Karla, I was thinking the same thing!ReplyDelete
You know what's funny about medical marijuana? The Federal government does not recognize the legalization since federal law dictates that it is illegal so the DEA occasionally raids the stores that sell the medical marijuana legit.ReplyDelete
I've had an epiphany! We put our books in a vending machine in several cities....ReplyDelete
OMG...TFF...Other than that everyone said it for me.ReplyDelete
That is crazy. I've never seen so much weird stuff from a vending machine!ReplyDelete
At least you didn't mention the ones selling "used" underwear, unless my eyes glazed over that one.ReplyDelete
That is too funny. I hope the expiry dates on the fish and meat products are sooner than those on normal vending machines.ReplyDelete


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World Architecture Festival: The Architecture Drawing Prize
18th September 2017, London, UK
"Make, Sir John Soanes Museum and the World Architecture Festival have come together to create a prize for architectural drawing. The Prize recognises the continuing importance of hand drawing but also embraces creative use of digitally produced renderings.
The Architecture Drawing Prize welcomes entries from architects, designers and students from around the world while celebrating drawings significance as a tool in capturing and communicating ideas. This is in the spirit of many great architects of the past from Palladio through John Soane to Le Corbusier and Cedric Price, who developed the device of drawing in different ways to advance the art of architecture. How is this happening now in our highly visually driven culture and with the many new tools available to us?
The Drawing Prize looks forward to expanding discourse on this theme with an exhibition of the winning and shortlisted entries at Sir John Soanes Museum in London in early 2018. The winner of the Drawing Prize will be invited to attend the exhibition opening at the Museum.
The Prize results will also be publicly announced at a display of selected entries at the World Architecture Festival in November in Berlin. The overall winner will receive a WAF delegate pass, and will have travel and two hotel nights paid. The two other category winners will each receive a complementary delegate pass and two hotel nights. Any commended entrants will receive a complementary delegate pass."
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Let your accessories shine on this iconic dress form that is perfect for displaying everything! Use the shelf built into the torso to display shoes, glasses, jewelry or any other coordinating pieces to complement any nearby garments. String necklaces, scarves and cross-body bags right on the form. Clip pins to the wire form and top it off with a hat on the decorative metal neck cap! Give your accessories a realistic chance to display their unique qualities and your customers will remember your awesome presentation!


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REWARD FOR EFFORT (AUS) (Bay 2006-Stud 2011). 4 wins-2 at 2, MRC Blue Diamond S., Gr.1. Sire of 257 rnrs, 146 wnrs, inc. SW Gold Symphony (MRC Vain S., Gr.3), Ability, Brugal Reward, Take Pride, Blondie, Dalradian, Desert Lashes, SP Gratwick, Tuff Bickie, Sheriff John Stone and of Fancy Rumble, Effortless Reward, Hell of an Effort - D'Great Effort (Mal.), Jevilla, Montana Star - Star Superior (H.K.), Petite's Reward, Fully Maxed, Kasi Farasi, etc.
1st dam
CHARLOTTES MINT, by Planchet. 7 wins to 1300m, A$145,829, MRC Cove Hotel H., Ladies in Racing Magazine H., MVRC Fisher & Paykel H., 2d MVRC City Jeep I Brought a Jeep H., MRC Event Landscaping Solutions H. Half-sister to TESBURY JACK. This is her third foal. Her second foal is a 2YO. Dam of one foal to race-
The Rouseabout (g. by Hard Spun). Placed at 3 in 2017-18, 2d MRC Polytrack P.
2nd dam
CLEAR MONEY, by Clear Choice. 2 wins-1 at 2-at 1200m, 1600m, MVRC Violoncello 2YO H. Dam of 11 named foals, all raced, 8 winners, inc:-
TESBURY JACK (Armidale). 7 wins to 1200m, A$535,350, MRC Caulfield Sprint H., Gr.2, Sir John Monash S., L, Kevin Heffernan S., L, 1200m-in track record time, VRC Moomba P., L, MRC BSB Packaging P., Jayco H., NP Distribution H., 2d SAJC Goodwood H., Gr.1, 3d MVRC Jayco H., 4th MRC Heath S., L.
Charlottes Mint. 7 wins. See above.
Regal Reward. 5 wins to 1300m in Aust. Dam of-
Wall Street Wolf. 5 wins to 1300m, A$170,350, to 2017-18, 3d VRC LV Lachal H., MRC Clanbrooke Racing H., MVRC NJT20cricket.com.au H.
Bless My Soul. 5 wins from 1200m to 1750m in Aust.
Laundered. 3 wins from 1400m to 1800m in Aust.
Clear Strategy. 2 wins at 1200m, 1350m in Aust.
Derivatate. Winner at 1200m in 2016-17 in Aust.
Monego. Winner at 1200m in Aust.
Jeff's Joy. Placed at 2 & 3 in Aust.
3rd dam
KEY MONEY, by Whiskey Road. Unraced. Half-sister to Western Showdown. Dam of 9 foals, all raced, 7 winners, inc:-
Light the Fuse. 2 wins at 1100m, 1200m, VATC With Me H., 2d VATC Allan Wicks H.
Vital Cash. 2 wins at 1100m, 1500m, SAJC Johnnie Walker Striding Man S.
Clear Money. 2 wins. See above.
Safe Addition. 2 wins at 1200m, 1600m, 3d TRC North Forest Products H.
Easy Plan. 8 wins from 1300m to 2050m, A$89,225 in Aust.
Neon Leon. 2 wins at 1400m, 1600m in Aust.
Ladro Miss. Winner at 1400m in Aust. Dam of-
Innocent by Birth. 2 wins at 1600m, 1650m, BTC Aspley Leagues Fuji Xerox P., 2d BTC Cleanevent P., 3d QTC Rough Habit Bar P.
4th dam
DANITA LASS, by Spoiled Lad. 8 wins-2 at 2-to 1400m in Aust. Half-sister to RIGHT VIBES. Dam of 9 foals, 7 to race, 6 winners, inc:-
Western Showdown (Western Symphony). 5 wins from 1900m to 2800m, A$108,350, STC Rotaract Welter H., AJC Captain Cook H., STC Gymea Probus Club H.-twice, 2d AJC 2YO H., 3d AJC St Leger, Gr.2, 4th STC Parramatta Cup, L.
Nip on By. 3 wins at 1000m, 1200m, WATC Honeydew H., Celica H., Mac Faull S., 2d VATC Waratah H. Dam of-
Always a Rush. Winner at 2, WATC Minchinbury Champagne H. Producer.
Sequoia Inn. 3 wins-1 at 2-to 1400m, VRC Scobie H., 2d VRC Exford H.
Midday Affair. 3 wins to 1350m, BATC Novice H.
Whiskey Noggin. 2 wins-1 at 2-at 1000m, 1300m, WATC Chicken Treat H., Margeaux Graduation S. Dam of-
Part Whiskey. Placed in Aust. Dam of-
All Whiskey (Fimiston). 2 wins at 1200m, 1600m, WATC Cottesloe H., Win with Westspeed H., 2d WATC Champion Fillies S., Gr.3, Daffodil H., Burswood Dome H.
Mikaldico (Fimiston). 5 wins from 1300m to 2100m, A$327,110, WATC Pure Blonde H., Bullfrog International H., 2d WATC Ascot Gold Cup, L, 3d WATC Ascot Gold Cup, L, Tattersall's Cup, L.
A Bonny Drop (Ron Bon). 3 wins at 1000m, 1600m, A$81,874, WATC Gay Epic H., Whelarra H., Mini Top H., 2d WATC West Coast Eagles Welter H., 3d WATC Jungle Dawn Classic, L. Producer.
Spirited Lass (AUS). Unraced. Dam of-
Grey Label (Light Spirits). 9 wins-1 at 2-from 1200m to 1600m, NZ$106,505, Rangitikei Gold Cup, Hawkes Bay Horizon Homes Sprint H., WRC GP Print Whyte H., 3d Wellington Guineas, Gr.2, WRC Whyte H., L.


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If someone is brazen enough, or foolish enough, to keep returning to the camps in spite of continued warnings, the recalcitrant is sometimes trussed up and delivered to the law alongside evidence of their heinous activities, or more often they disappear. In a mining encampment dotted about with a thousand disused shafts and hosting an armed populace, the manufacture and disposal of a dead body is accomplished in a matter of moments. It took but a moment to recover enough to cut Eddie free, and then Slikker hurried to the side of the huddled shape lying at Annie's feet, to search for a heartbeat. He found one but it was thin, weak, and failing. The poor fellow had been so thoroughly beaten he was deep into a coma and fading fast. They'd found Bogle and Dressler. One horribly dead and the other balanced precariously upon the very lip of mortality. Eddie's voice brought their own peril to mind. Diggers are notorious for carryin' around unloaded sticks, Eddie. On the grounds that a rifle without a bullet up the spout is far less likely to hurt you when you're bein' a drunken dozy idiot. Couldn't shoot 'till I knew the piece was loaded. Never forgive meself if I shot a digger wavin' an empty piece. So let's see who else is here." Slikker was already inspecting the shacks, the light of battle in his eyes. But there was no one else on the mine site. They checked every building. At the end of your visit, you may receive a document called the "After Visit Summary" that will summarize the issues we discussed during your visit. You can refer to it if you forget what we discussed, or if you just want to recheck your vital signs and weight. You can also view it online under Past Visits. We will work together to monitor and assess how your medications are working and make adjustments over time. Prescriptions can be filled at any Kaiser Permanente pharmacy. Just let me know which pharmacy works best for you, and I will send the prescription electronically in advance of your arrival at the pharmacy. The goblet style squat trains both the hip and ankle, which are vital to reducing stresses that cause posterior medial heel pain. The exercise aligns the arch of the foot appropriately and uses the muscles of the hip to control foot and ankle actions. Grasp a kettlebell with both hands and hold it at chest level against your body. With your feet positioned at shoulders-width and toes pointing slightly out, shift your weight to the outside of your foot to create an arch in your foot. Squat down, maintaining the arch in your foot, and return to standing. Repeat for up to three sets of 10 repetitions. There are numerous reasons why Achilles tendon can inflame. A common cause is the advancing age, where it becomes less flexible, and more susceptible to injury. It can also be caused due to excessive shearing and stretching forces placed on the tendon, resulting in inflammation and tightening of the calf muscles. Popliteal artery entrapment is less common than exertional compartment syndrome and is usually due to abnormal position of the popliteal artery which is compressed by the surrounding structures. This can lead to an irreversible lesion of the artery such as thickening, anyeurism or thrombosis. Patients usually experience calf pain, swelling, rest pain and calf cramping.