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The need for a more efficient power grid that is capable of responding to growing energy demands by incorporating green technologies and consumer participation is the driving force that is leading the dramatic transformation in energy transmission and usage. The potential of a smart grid can be fully realized when devices such as smart meters and smart appliances play an active role in projecting demand and facilitating consumption decisions through bi-directional communication with the smart grid. Any changes to the existing grid will be driven by infrastructure upgrade costs, investment returns, government regulations, energy prices and key technology enablers. This panel brings together industry specialists covering various areas of expertise in the domain of smart energy trends related to Smart Meters, Smart Appliances, Home Area Networks etc. The panelists will discuss the state of the emerging trends and the factors that are driving changes as well as the expected course of this evolution.
We invite you to join us in this open conversation. The event will be a Google Hangout and encourage active participation from the audience.
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- Interact directly with industry experts and gain a better understanding of the trends in the smart grid market
- Learn about the various technology drivers, standards etc. are key to maintaining the momentum of this evolution
- Discover what role technology, specifically embedded processing, plays in the growth of this market
About the Presenters
Michael Polk
Michael Polk is a Research and Development manager focusing on Watt-hour metering applications at Itron Cellular Solutions in Jackson Mississippi. He leads a team of local and off-shore engineers creating cutting edge smart grid product. Michael earned his Electrical Engineering degree from Mississippi State University, after which he began his career with Utility meter testing, standards and design. Michael has been leading and be participating in numerous utilities projects centered around metering and the Smart Grid since 1991. He has taught classes at a few meter schools all over the country and has visited many utilities discussing process and automation for Smart Grid. Most recently, he landed at Smartsynch, which was acquired by Itron last year. He started as a systems engineer responsible for cellular communications firmware for multiple meter manufactures. He also worked on Smart Grid projects that included ZigBee based devices that provided utility customers with real time energy usage information.
Harry Forbes
Harry is ARC's lead analyst for the Distributed Control System (DCS) market. In addition, ARC leverages Harry's utility expertise in its coverage of Smart Grid, industrial networking, networking and communication standards, and the electric power vertical industry. His research topics include the DCS integration and architecture, Smart Grid, Smart Metering, energy storage, industrial wireless, industrial Ethernet and emerging network technologies.
Harry has 30 years of experience in automation, power generation, energy management, modeling and simulation, advanced control, and optimization. He has written for Control Design, Power magazine, and Hydrocarbon Processing magazine, as well as for many technical and industry conferences. Prior to joining ARC, Harry served in a variety of marketing, sales and engineering posts for Simsci-Esscor, Invensys, and Foxboro. He also worked as a performance and automation engineer in fossil and nuclear power generation at the Detroit Edison Company.
Mike Dow
Mike Dow, Americas Smart Energy Business Development Microcontrollers Group with Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. has 15+ years of semiconductor experience ranging from chip manufacturing, standards development, and business development. For the last three years he has been focused on business development in the Smart Energy vertical market. He was active in the IEEE SUN 802.15.4g Working Group and is currently co-chair of the Smart Energy Sub-Committee in the iPSO (IP for Smart Objects) Alliance. Mike is also on the Industry Advisory Council of the Pecan Street Consortium which is currently undertaking a 1000 resident Home Energy Management demonstration project in Austin, TX. Mike has an Electrical Engineering B.S. degree from Texas A&M University and is a Professional Engineer licensed in the state of Texas.
Andrew Caples
Andrew Caples is a product marketing manager for the embedded systems division of Mentor Graphics. He has over 20 years of experience in start-ups and fortune 500 high tech companies and has served in a variety of roles ranging from technical marketing to sales management. He has a B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from California Polytechnic University. His current responsibilities include product management for the Nucleus Real Time Operating System.
Who Should Attend
- Engineering and Marketing Managers at organizations developing (or considering) products for the smart energy market
- Embedded developers designing applications for popular smart grid products such as Smart Meters, Home Appliances, Home Area Networks and more.
Technical Requirements
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Mentor Graphics' web seminars are delivered using Adobe Connect. You will be able to login to the seminar room 15 minutes prior to the start time on the day of the presentation. You can hear the audio using your computer's speakers via VoIP (Voice over IP) and background music will play prior to the beginning of the presentation.
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The idea presented in thine of ye 20 inst. of finding me out in the woods, I may truly say, excited in me very pleasant feelings; tho' at ye same time, I feel as if I can scarcely dare to invite you, for reasons that I think it wd. not be proper to mention in a letter. I will give thee a remote exception of what amongst other things, I allude to, by refering to a frequent remark, that in every flock, there is a black sheep, & a Judas in every community. more than this, I ought not to say. I believe I have never hesitated to answer any query put to me by relatives & friends respecting my situation, nor have I any objections to doing so, unless I may have a very particular reason for secrecy. but Marmaduke will perhaps from having been an impartial spectator, be more likely to give thee a satisfactory description of Woodbourne than myself.- E. Walker bro't me thy letter whilst I was spending ye evening as usual, with his family. I mentioned what was said by thee about visiting me. George desired me to tell thee that they shd. be very glad to see thee: and Priscilla said, tell him to bring Rachel &Martha. they all seemed to be as glad to see Marmaduke & our other cousins, as if they had been their own relations. it seemed to me to be quite like an era in ye history of Woodbourne, when my City relations had actually paid me a visit.- I think you had better come on, and take us by surprise as they did, and thus give us no time to think about any obstructions, objections, or difficulties. with regard to any pecuniary considerations, I think I cd. fully satisfy my neighbours, tho' they will not listen to any direct proposition relative to consideration money.- in expressing what precedes, I have used ye freedom, which ought to exist in ye intercourse between brothers. to one, who does not stand in ye same relationship to me as thyself, I wd. have felt some hesitation in saying what I have said to thee.- I was much interested in reading thy description of ye proposed institution for imparting instruction in ye higher branches of learning to the children of Friends, and had no idea that so great an advance had been made towards affecting ye object in view. it is a noble undertaking, & if accomplished, will tend to increase ye reputation of the Society. the sup-
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Anna Maria College announces that its Campus Ministry Office will host a conference: Refugee Trauma Advocacy & Mental Health, on Wednesday, March 13, 2013 in the College's Zecco Performing Arts Center, 50 Sunset Lane, Paxton, MA. The Conference will feature Nicole Dubus, Ph.D., MSW LICSW from Wheelock College and from Lutheran Social Services of New England: Lisa Brennan, Bindiya Jha, Diana Arnell, Mary Bartholomew, Indira Gumbe and Laura Westerling.
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College News z-eu VOL. XXVIII, No. 2 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER r;*!**! * Copyright, Trmteei'of PRICF 10 CFNTS Bryn Mawr ColltQt, 1�40 r*'*-c lu V^C^lJ Immediate W*ar Is Opposed In Poll by A Slight Majority Vote of 223 to 187 Splits Halls, Majors, Classes On War Issue b.) c) The only unanimous opinion re- vealed by the poll conducted last week by the News is the belief that the Allies are not yet beaten. Aside from this heartening fact, the questionnaire indicated a split in campus opinion. Two hundred and twenty-three, or about 54.7 per cent of the 410 students polled were not in favor of declaring war immediately; 187, or about 45.3 per cent approved aV^claration of war. The results of the poll are tabulated below: 1. Are you in favor of declaring war now? Yes, 187. No, 223. If "yes," is it because you be- lieve: (Check one or more), a.) An Allied victory is es- sential to world democ- racy? 123. An Allied victory is es- sential to U. S. democ- racy? 76. Our immediate entry would be more effective than an inevitable later entry? 149. If "no," is it because you be- lieve: (Check one or more), a.) We can aid the Allies sufficiently without en- tering the war? 120. U. S. is not yet materi- ally prepared to declare war? 121. This is not the strategic moment for the U. S. to enter the war? 54. Our aid is not necessary for an Allied victory? 3. Allies are already beat- en; we would be enter- ing a cause already lost? 0. War would jeopardize democracy in U. S.? 26. Victory of the Allies is not essential to our wel- fare? 9. Victory of the Allies is not essential to world welfare? 11. You are against all war? 43. Do you believe aid short of war is possible? Yes, 212. No, 190. 3. Which of the following do you feel should most concern you, as a college student? (Check Continued on Pape Six Red Cross Nursing Given at Bryn Mawr 3 Months' Practical Training Shortens Required Course For Nurses b.) c) e.) f.) fir.) h.) i.) This summer a Red Cross Nurse's training camp had its head- quarters for twelve weeks on the Bryn Mawr campus. Established as a step toward increasing the nation's supply of well qualified nurses enabled by superior prep- aration to participate effectively in .he health services of National De- fense, it was modelled on a similar camp held at Vassar in 1918. The Red Cross underwrote the summer's intensified preclinical course for college graduates in con- junction with Bryn Mawr and the Woman's Medical College in order to speed up the usual three year course required for nurses. Those completing the summer course en- tered accredited nursing schools this fall. � � The students, among whom were Helen Sobol and Francis Lewis, Bryn Mawr, '41, paid a nominal fee of $100.00 for the summer's course. Dr. Dorothy S. White, chairman >f the executive committee of the camp summarized in a letter to the Xews. "It is too soon to evalu- ate entirely the effect of the work this summer," she said . . . "but certain things stand out definitely . . . First, it was an experiment Continued on Page Five Miss Park Calls Immediate On Each Individual To Make Final Decision About World War 2. Gassner to Instruct Playwriting Course In Theatre Workshop In about two weeks the Theatre Workshop will be remodelled. This will be done under the direc- tion of Mr. John Gassner, the visit- ing professor from New York who will give the playwriting course this year. The Workshop will be done in a modern manner, realistic yet formal, fit for all kinds of plays. Mr. Gassner plans to start his class with simple monologues, work up to one act plays, and end with a major production for spring. These plays will be acted and di- rected by members of the Players' Club as well as by the class. To cooperate effectively, Players' Club members who are cast for parts in these original plays will probably attend some of the classes. A short play/ has already been writ- ten by Isabel Martin, '42, and will ?oon be given. Senior Elections The Senior elections for the present year are as fol- lows: President, Jocelyn Fleming Vice-President, Marion Chester Secretary, Elizabeth Ken- Song Mistress, Mary Brook Hollis Enrollment, Plans for Year Announced in Opening Fall Chapel �� First of Greek Art Flexner Lectures To Be Given by Richter Dr. Gisela M. Richter will de- liver the first of the five Flexner Lectures on The Art of Archaic Greece against its Historical Back- ground, in the Auditorium of Good- hart on Monday, Oct. 13th, at 8.30 P. M. The lecture is titled: The Ait of Mainland Greece muter the Aristocrats and under Solon and Per hinder. Dr. Richter, curator of Greek and Roman Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York since 1925, has been with the museum since she first came to the United States in 1906. Daughter of a well-known art critic, she studied at Cambridge University, England, . pecializing in archaic Greek sculp- ture, from 1901-1904, and was British Scholar in Archaeology at Athens, Greece, in 1904-1905. She is an honorary member of the So- ciety for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies and associate editor of the American Journal of Archaeology. Dr. Richter is responsible for many recent acquisitions of the Metropolitan Museum's Greek and Roman section. Well known both in the United States and abroad, Dr. Richter is, to quote Mr. Rhys Carpenter, "an example of the fact that women make quite as good archaeologists as men." Goodhnrt Auditorium, Tuesday, September 30.�Plans for the col- lege year, new fellowship appoint- ments, a large and diverse Fresh- man enrollment, and two important gifts to the college were an- nounced by President Park in her address at the Chapel which inau- gurated the fifty-seventh academic year. Miss Park reported on the sum- mer activities on campus: the ses- sions of the International Rela- tions Service of the Friends Serv- ice Committee; and the thirteen weeks' course of the Red Cross Nurses' Training Camp. With a committee representing the Red Cross, the Woman's Medical Col- Contlnued on Vage Six Opinion Groups in U.S. To Be Considered in First College Forum Alumnae Redecorate Rooms for Writing, For Precious Books The Old Order Changeth, Giving Place To Bathtubs, Showers, Sinks and Chromium By Mary Barbara Kauffman, '43 The trouble with Bryn Mawr's sanitary facilities is one of dispro- portion. Wyndham has approximately one bath tub for every four persons. The German House has two for its 12 inmates, but you can't regulate the water. However, until recently, there was a part of Denbigh�that highly civilized hall�which offered door didn't even lock. .Miss Thomas once announced in an assembly that any student who didn't take three baths a day was a danger to society. This would mean that, allowing half an hour per bath, the bathroom should be in constant use for 15 hours of the day, and, if one takes time out for meals, there shouldn't have been one waking moment when that room was empty. Whether it ever was empty we -hall not say. But. like the old order, the hall's conditions have changed. Some even think improved. The bath- room of Denbigh's "Chicken Coop" was done over last summer. The tin, four-footed tubs have been replaced by porcelain footless specimens. The crude, antiquated one bathtub for ten people, and the* basins have yielded to square ones of shimmering white. Grey show- er curtains for three new showers blend harmoniously with chrom- ium accessories; the whole is a masterpiece of functional art. Public opinion approves, except for one perfectionist. "There are not any paper towels," she said. "And the water's not running. But," she added a little more gent- ly, "it's nice to have" good lights." The Rare Book Room, which was furnished by a gift of the Class of 1912, will be open to any- one during stack hours. At present the room contains rare books owned by the library. Later it will also be used to display borrowed col- lections. A collection of incuna- bula is on exhibition now in the table case and is arranged to show different kinds of page forms and types used in the 15th century. In the cabinet against the wall there are 16th century books showing various interesting printers' de- vices used on title pages. The old seminar room to the right of the reading room has been refurnished by a gift of the Class of 1907. Its comfortable chairs and excellent lighting are designed for anyone writing long papers or doing other special work. The New Book Room has two reserved shelves this year, one on the "Present Crisis" and the other on "Recovery of Ideals." The lat- ter was the outgrowth* of an idea of Miss Cornelia Meigs arid Mr. Chew, and contains such books as those on the life of Christ and on Father Damian. Carrels have now been placed on the second of the three floors of the West Wing stacks. The members of last year's group for research and forums on cur- rent problems have been constituted a guiding committee for the pres- entation of at least six open for- ums this winter. The forums will raise questions as to the implications of current events, and will emphasize the changes occurring now. It is im- portant, the committee feels, to dis- cuss these changes and to develop an inquiring attitude. It has no unified, partisan policy, but wishes to do revealing and thorough re- search on all problems considered. At some of the forums outside speakers will be presented. At others, undergraduates will discuss the interpretation and potentiali- ties of the present situation or will present special topics. Each- forum will be open afterwards for� comments and questions from the floor. The members of the committee are: Vivi French, Ellen Stone, Nancy Ellicott, Rosalind Wright, Helen Resor, Louise Lewis, and, ex officio, Joan Gross. There will be opportunity for the election of additional members during the year. '" The first forum, which will be presented near the end of October, will deal with the different kinds of opinion groups in the United States. There will be later ones on the changing government of the United States, inflation, labor, and governments of the South Amer- ican republics. President Declares Herself Ready to Ask End Of Neutrality Goodhnrt Auditorium, Tuesday. September JO.�President Marion Edwards Park, in a speech mark- ing the opening of the fifty-seventh academic year, called upon each individual to make a final decision about the present World War. The necessity for immediate decision is greater than the advantages of the noncommittal "openminded- ness" to which we have clung for too long, she said; and declared "I for one am ready to. ask that the government should abandon its non-belligenerency, whether by ab- rogating the Neutrality Act, break- ing off diplomatic relations with Germany, or declaring war." Distaste for a final decision has been an index of our thought for twenty years, said Miss Park. The older generation lost its self-con- fidence when it saw failure follow the first World War; the younger generation, granted a new freedom, has not met its opportunity with assurance and responsibility. In the face of the world conflict we have hesitated, counting our rea- sons for postponing the choice. Hatred of war, deep uncertainty as to what the outcome of this war can be, recognition of democratic failings in England and Russia, and the knowledge that we have still to perfect democracy at home �these have been our reasons for delay. But, Miss Park insisted, "beside them in their evident truth and reality is this morning a stronger truth and reality still." It is our responsibility "to protect fundamental freedoms, threatened in Europe, threatened only less di- rectly and less immediately in this hemisphere." , With final decision, we must ac- cept change, less prosperous times, sharp demands upon our energies. Completion of our college educa- tion will give us skills more valu- able than knitting. And increased democratic thinking and practice will fit us to work for the new world which we hope for. Calendar October 7 International Relations Club tea, Common Room, 4.30 P. M. , October 8 French Club .tea, Wynd- ham, 4.30 P. M. October 9 College Council. President's House, 6.30 P. M. October 11 French Oral, 9-10.30 A. M. October 13 Flexner lecture, Dr. Gisela M. A. Richter, The Art of Mainland Greece under tlte Aristocrats and under So- lon and Periander, Good- hart, 8.30 P. M. Honorary Degree Given Miss Swindler By Indiana University Miss Mary H. Swindler, of the department of archaeology, was awarded the degree of Doctor of Law last June by the University of Indiana, where she delivered the C mmencement Address. The degree of L.L.D. is always an honorary one, and, a rare thing in itself, is all the more so when it is awarded to a woman by a co- educational university. Miss Swin- dler took her bachelor's and mas- ter's degree at the University <>t' Indiana in 1905 and 190t>. Among the factors-which led to her receiving the award are her book on Ancirn* Pointing, publish- ed in 1929. and her work for the American Journal of Archaeology, of which she has been the editor- in-chief during the-past ten years. 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This article provides an overview of Cox PIN
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires telephone companies to take additional steps to protect the privacy of their customers' account information. The FCC's order is in response to the increased use of "pretexting," which is the act of posing as a customer or other authorized person to obtain telephone records or other sensitive account information.
Cox is committed to protecting your information and, has been issuing PINs for all customers who did not already have one or who had PINs that did not meet standards set by the FCC. You must use your Cox PIN to conduct any of the following activities:
- Access telephone calling records
- Make changes to the billing address
- Make changes to authorized account users
If you are not asking about the information listed above, you can still use the last four digits of the account holder's Social Security Number (SSN4).
The Cox PIN is printed every month on page 1 of your Cox bill.
Cox PIN Security Standards
The following information explains the requirements for the Cox PIN:
- Must consist of four numbers
- Cannot use repeating numbers, such as 3333 or 8888
- Cannot use 1234
Note:A Cox PIN should not use the SSN4 or other numbers that could identify you, such as your birthday or number from your street address.
Exception: If you are a video or data customer and use SSN4 as your Cox PIN, your PIN does not change, unless it uses repeating numbers or is the number sequence 1234.
Anytime your PIN or other customer sensitive information is changed, Cox will notify you.
Note: Other PINs, such as the Parental Control, Purchase, and Voice Mail PINs are not affected.
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No new info about police shooting of Lee man
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
LEE — No new information has been released yet regarding the officer-involved shooting on Lee Hook Road earlier this month that sent a Lee man to the hospital with gunshot wounds.
Amazeen's wife and young son were home at the time and were not injured. After he was shot Amazeen was transported by McGregor Ambulance to Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover.
Durham Deputy Police Chief Rene Kelley could not comment on which, if any, officers were on administrative leave from his department, nor could he state whether any Durham officers were involved in the shooting as all inquiries must go through the attorney general's office.


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When singing in languages like Italian or Latin (which don't run to diphthongs the way English does), I sometimes find it hard to sing pure vowels, particularly when holding a note for a while. Should I attack this as an "ear" problem (and I need to listen to more music in these languages), or is there some vocal technique I can apply that will help?
Interesting question! The only tip that springs to mind is to think of constantly renewing the vowel, so rather than thinking "I'm singing a long oo, here I go, ooooooooooooooooo" it can be helpful to think of lots of tiny, pure oo's strung together. ("oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo") You may also want to be aware of what your lips and tongue are doing during a long note, as if they change shape they will necessarily affect the vowel sound. |
It may be helpful to take out all of the consonants and sing through a song in Latin or Italian with only the vowels. For instance Dona nobis pacem would become oa oi ae. That will allow you to focus more specifically on the vowel sounds without the consonants getting in the way or encouraging you to run to dipthongs. |
IMO, this is practice, practice, practice. Go over the song phonetically, and speak each word on a single tone or in a speaking voice, properly pronouncing each vowel. Always remember that note transitions are where your dipthongs and consonants should be placed, and it should happen as fast as still sounds natural. Now, that said, you imply that "pure" vowels equal "Latin" vowels. This is not necessarily the case; you can sing unelisioned vowels, and be consistent across an entire choir as to the color of each vowel, without the vowels having to be "ah", "eh", "ee", "aw", "ooh". The Latin pronunciation is simply an easy, natural, dialect-neutral set of vowels that works for classical music in most languages. |
The easiest way to hold a pure vowel sound is to maintain mouth position. Take, for instance, the 'O' sound of wrote. It is easy to close the jaw slightly to form the 't' and create a diphthong of the 'O' as in the phonetic o-oot. Instead keep the jaw relaxed on the O sound and instead of closing the mouth, reach up with the tongue to softly lick the t sound from the top of the mouth. Most deviations from pure vowel sounds occur when encountering the following consonant sound. Emphasis on consonants can be avoided - even when we should have a diphthong. Try the word wild --- most people triphthong this to ooWah-eeeee-ald because of jaw position. Instead, sing "hhhhWahhhhhhhhh- eeld" with very little movement of the jaw and just a small eeld with the tongue against the roof of the mouth. Start breathing before engaging the vocal chords to prevent a loud start that falls back in volume. We need not have the ooWah begin words that begin with W. |


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These carved emu eggs represent the variety of flora and fauna from the Broken Hill area. Badger has chosen to illustrate swans, river turtles, Darling River cod and Tunjilii, or echidna, hunting for ants on sand hills among the mallee trees and porcupine grass. The stands are unique and are made from a variety of natural woods, needlewood, casuarina and mallee roots.
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Sir Soulchild wrote:Fuck what i said. dont change it now wait. i may find a better name.
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Mr. Sefrol wrote:And does it say Soth was the one who changed it back on some log?
Mr. Sefrol wrote:Not saying I want to change my name, but just throwing something out there. How does "Mister/Mr. Several" sound to anyone?
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Nephrotic syndrome is a group of symptoms that include protein in the urine , low blood protein levels, high cholesterol levels, high triglyceride levels, and swelling .
Nephrotic syndrome is caused by different disorders that damage the kidneys. This damage leads to the release of too much protein in the urine.
The most common cause in children is minimal change disease . Membranous glomerulonephritis is the most common cause in adults.
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Nephrotic syndrome can affect all age groups. In children, it is most common between ages 2 and 6. This disorder occurs slightly more often in males than females.
Swelling (edema ) is the most common symptom. It may occur:
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The goals of treatment are to relieve symptoms, prevent complications, and delay kidney damage . To control nephrotic syndrome, you must treat the disorder that is causing it. You may need treatment for life.
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Appel GB. Glomerular disorders and nephrotic syndromes. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 122.
Nachman PH, Jennette JC, Falk RJ. Primary glomerular disease. In: Brenner BM, ed. Brenner and Rector's The Kidney. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 30.
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High Blood Pressure Can be a Killer
It has been called the "silent killer" and high blood pressure can reach dangerous levels before you know it. It's important that high blood pressure sufferers monitor their levels and make regular visits to their physician to stay on top of this condition. And those who are "borderline" high blood pressure candidates should modify their lifestyle to regulate their salt intake and watch their weight to avoid an exacerbation of blood pressure levels.
Regular Medical Visits
The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends that high blood pressure sufferers visit their doctor at least twice a year. This extra vigilance can result in a 3.2 times more likelihood that blood pressure will stay under control. Research conducted by the AHA's journal Circulation contends that maintaining health care insurance and treating high cholesterol can help control hypertension. Doctors are more likely to prescribe blood pressure maintenance drugs for obese patients.
What is "high" blood pressure?
Blood pressure measured at 140+ mm (top measurement, or systolic) over 90+ mm (bottom measurement, or diastolic) is considered high. For people with blood pressure readings in this range, the AHA recommends weight control, a healthy diet, and regular physical activity. If these changes are not effective in controlling blood pressure, medication may be indicated. Confused about what blood pressure numbers mean? Here's a quick little guide:
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In a study conducted at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine in Greenville, and funded by the National Institutes of Health, U.S. Army, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the state of South Carolina, doctors questioned at total of 37,000 patients from 1999-2012. The author of the study, Brent Egan, M.D., together with co-authors Jiexiang Li, Ph.D., Florence N. Hutchison, M.D.; and Keith Ferdinand, M.D., found that the major factor in controlling blood pressure is regular doctor visits. It's also important to have an insurance plan that helps cover those visits. It's risky to go without health insurance, and even riskier for those with high blood pressure.
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Blood pressure that is not in the normal range or controlled, either through diet and exercise or by medication, is the leading cause of heart attack and stroke. Of the 78 million people who have high blood pressure, only 80% know they have it, and 75% receive treatment for it. Attending regular doctor visits gives those with hypertension a chance to receive the treatment that can be the difference between life and death. The fact that they are regularly monitored by a physician who checks their blood pressure is a definite advantage.
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"New Jersey residents now have an opportunity to obtain reasonably priced health insurance" says Robert Searle of The C. Walter Searle Insurance Agency in Nutley, NJ. This can give high blood pressure sufferers a fighting chance against the detrimental effects of the disease. It's important to visit your physician regularly and to maintain a healthy lifestyle, and the best way to accomplish that is to secure reliable insurance that will help keep you on the road to good health.


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I get what ya mean, seems like Bleed made that pic just to twist the knife in our hearts just a little more eh? Oh and look, Demongo made a new friend! They can discuss important topics like: how to get your adorable demonic brat of a ward to bed, soul ball jokes, and what total jerks their masters are!Havoc wrote:Every time I see that picture of Blossom and Mimi, it fills my heart with such sorrow. [
Joker-Undead wrote:What's that weird-looking worm there?
TheMadDoctor wrote:Joker-Undead wrote:What's that weird-looking worm there?
What worm?
Birdofterror wrote:"Will Ride them of their eternal damnation."
It's very hard to continuously take the story seriously and focus on key aspects when all I can think about are spelling errors.
GrimlyLoveGunner wrote:And there are ALOT of text mistakes in this panel. Whatthefiddle?
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Hurricane Awareness: Forecasting
July 20, 2012
Statements, Watches and Warnings
One part of the mission of the National Weather Service (NWS) is to save lives and protect property by issuing watches, warnings, forecasts, statements, and other pertinent information. These products are used by emergency management and response personnel, broadcast meteorologists, and the public.
During hurricanes and tropical storms, the National Hurricane Center and local National Weather Service Offices across the country share in the responsibility for providing critical weather information to the public. To do so, the Hurricane Center and local offices closely coordinate on the forecast, in order to provide consistent information to the public. Consequently, the normal zone forecasts may be delayed during these situations.
To make accurate forecasts, forecasters rely on a combination of observations, analyses, statistics, and computer generated guidance in making their predictions.
Standard observing equipment such as satellites, buoys, and land based observations are all important in locating and tracking the storm. In addition, reconnaissance aircraft fly through the storms to take and collect special observations and to drop specialized instruments called dropsondes into the storms to gather additional information.
As these storms approach land, RADAR observations become increasingly important. Quality, quantity, and timeliness of remote sensing observations are critical for accurate and timely forecasts and warnings. Once the observations have been collected, the data are checked for quality, analyzed, and used as the starting conditions for a variety of weather prediction models.
The weather prediction models start with the observed conditions and perform millions of calculations to generate predictions of the hurricane track and intensity and of the general conditions of the atmosphere surrounding the storm. Both the National Hurricane Center and local offices evaluate these computer predictions, coordinate and collaborate, and decide on a consistent forecast to be released to the media and the public.
Once the coordination is complete, both the National Hurricane Center and the local National Weather Service Office are responsible for issuing a variety of forecast, watch, and warning products to the public.
As with all weather-related threats, the National Weather Service relies on a watch and warning program to alert the public to the potential dangers from tropical storms and hurricanes.
Tropical Storm Watch/Hurricane Watch
A Watch is issued when tropical storm/hurricane force winds are possible along the coast within 48 hours. If you haven't done so prior to the issuance of the watch, it's a good time to begin preparations for the potential storm, especially for those actions that require extra time.
Tropical Storm/Hurricane Warning
A Warning is issued when tropical storm/hurricane force winds are expected along the coast within 36 hours. Once the warning has been issued, you should complete any preparatory actions and get to a safe location.
Once the storm arrives, stay in the safe location until the storm has completely passed. Don't be fooled by the eye of the storm, which can mislead people into thinking that the storm is over. Winds and rain will increase rapidly immediately after the eye passes overhead.
While the National Hurricane Center issues Hurricane and Tropical Storm watches and warnings for the coast, the local National Weather Service Office is responsible for issuing numerous watches, warnings, and advisories for various local hazards associated with or preceding the storm, both along the coast and inland. These include:
Did You Know?
In 2006, the National Hurricane Center began issuing public forecasts of wind probabilities for various locations along the coast. These numbers are generated statistically, and due to the uncertainty in forecasting the track in intensity, the numbers may seem rather low. Especially days before landfall, don't be fooled by the low probabilities. Even though your probability is low, you may be in the area most likely to be hit by the storm.- Coastal Flood
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While issued separately, these watches and warnings are generally summarized by each local National Weather Service Office in Hurricane Local Statements. In addition, the local office issues a variety of forecasts and information statements during hurricanes or tropical storms.
In addition to tropical storm/hurricane watches and warnings, the National Hurricane Center and the Tropical Prediction Center issue numerous other products that can be very useful in tracking and assessing the potential hazards from tropical systems. These include:
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This Hurricane Awareness information was prepared in partnership with the National Weather Service Forecast Offices in Gray, Maine, in observance of Hurricane Awareness Week in New England.
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TheoSqua wrote:Now that we've had him for a decent strech of games, what is your opinion on Miller? Was he worth the trade? Is he a solid upgrade over Halak?
Rocketpop wrote:The thought of losing two 1st round picks for Miller and Ott makes me a little nauseated now.
I still think he is a big improvement over Halak (complete headcase of the Legace variety), but now that we have a more battle proven goalie, it's becoming more and more clear that it wasn't our actual problem.
TheoSqua wrote:Rocketpop wrote:The thought of losing two 1st round picks for Miller and Ott makes me a little nauseated now.
I still think he is a big improvement over Halak (complete headcase of the Legace variety), but now that we have a more battle proven goalie, it's becoming more and more clear that it wasn't our actual problem.
Considering the Blues get their 2nd round pick in return for the other 1st, it reallydoesn't seem like a terrible condition to kick in.
Oaklandblue wrote:I think the front office had to make a move right now in terms of goaltending whether they liked it or not to try and establish a future in that position.
At the end of the post season, both Halak and Elliott would be out of contract and all we would have is Jake Allen. We could bring up Bings, but he's aways away from being close to ready. We all agree that Jake would fall into a backup role, but without a starter, he'd be the starter.
Given that Army has a tendency to be on the frugal side, trading for Ryan Miller is a stroke of genuis: Take a guy with a solid, hard work ethic and a calm demeanor who has toiled his entire career on a poor team at the bottom rungs of the league and give him a taste of what it's like to be near the top of the rung and create relationships with the players and team around him, a team that's never won the Cup and is obviously a few steps from making it all the way. Would he resign? If we brought out six million a year, I think the answer is yes.
As it stood, there was honestly no way we could trade for a solid scorer without giving up vital pieces of our puzzle and if we did, we'd still have to deal with the goaltending situation, which is actually much dire than our scoring situation. We have scorers who are signed up for the next few years, so there's a window there. Goaltending, there simply wasn't. We have to take a chance either way and we chose to pick Miller over Halak. Cost us a few picks and picked up Ott, who needs to stop agitating. He sets up some great passes for shot chances and the other players don't follow through.
I don't see our scoring situation changing that much more or less in the off-season. In fact, our scoring is pretty decent, it's our PP that's been sucking hard as of late imho.
dhabums wrote:You and your buddies here are a joke and most of this site knows it.
not_a_wings_fan wrote:There is another angle here.
The blues traded for a guy who is supposed to be among the best and is also in a contract year. History says this guy shines so as to get paid.
By all accounts, miller played well on a shitty team. Only thing missing for epic payday is playoff resume.
BUT if it goes poorly, miller has zero excuses and he is (Frank) on his next contract.
I wonder if he's playing scared atm.
dmiles2186 wrote:Miller hasn't been as great as I thought, but he also is playing in front of a different team than Halak did most of the year. This is a team that's not playing their game. It's a team missing Senko, Steen, Backes, and Oshie all at certain points during Miller's run here. But I thought he'd be stealing some saves and some games and he's really not. Overall though, he's a better option than Halak, for sure.
cardsfan04 wrote:I don't think it was a matter of Halak playing poorly and needing an upgrade. Rather, I think it was a matter of the Blues having a really solid roster up and down and thinking going from decent goaltending to great goaltending could be the last piece in place to win the Cup. It hasn't worked out that way thus far, but hopefully Miller shows up in the playoffs. He has not met expectations yet, but I do think he's been better than Halak, slightly.
cprice12 wrote:I had a short conversation with a guy on Twitter.
He said Miller could go down as the worst acquisition in Blues history.
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This continuing education activity is designed for nurses and nurse practitioners in clinical practice to learn about chemotherapy and biotherapeutic agents approved by the US FDA in 2012. This activity has been approved for 1.0 contact hour (and 0.75 pharmacology hours) by the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Department of Nursing Development and Education, an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the PA State Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.
To receive continuing education credits for this activity:
The presenters and planning committee report no conflicts of interest.
This activity expires April 1, 2015
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ULTRADJ wrote:Um, wtf's wrong with Vexus's abdomen? One clean slice from a kitchen knife to her abdomen and she'd be in half. Well, anyways, pretty interesting page, I'd like to see what the red dude summoned and I wonder if Vexus will kill the two main guys, Mr. Tall Purple and Mr. Tall Red, and then make it look like someone else did it, or kill them and take control of the Irken Empire itself. We'll have to wait and see.
shadownerd221 wrote:I wonder what Tallest Red summoned? Anyway amazing page once again.
Guardian wrote:For the love of god, please let the irkens be competent at something.
ari-6 wrote: I'd say: That chicken legged Doom bot thing.
ari-6 wrote:Low ratings? Try a mob of stay at home mothers with nothing better to do but get a great show cancelled because it is damaging to their children.
Mimi_Fan_Girl wrote:Does Vexus perhaps wants their weapons more than their defeat or alliance?
Oh yeah. This thingHavoc wrote:Interesting. What exactly is this "chicken legged Doom bot thing" you speak of?
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David Regan turns his attention to overvalued players this week and finds Jose Abreu as of the biggest names to avoid this season.
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May 2013 – January 2015
Morning – Melanie Gluck, MasterCard
Afternoon – Tucker Foote, MasterCard
Morning Session: The Next Generation of Payments: The Future is Now
There is an urgent need for U.S. Payment Providers to position EMV and Mobile technology as strategic imperatives.
Have any of the following questions been addressed at your credit union?
- What is EMV?
- How is it used outside of the U.S.?
- Why are we talking about it now?
- What are the liability shift timelines for issuers and merchants?
- What are the key benefits (reduced fraud and loyalty/usage uptake)
- What is our strategy related to EMV?
- Do we agree it's important?
- Do we think the time is right to think about reissue on a mass or rolling basis?
- How long would it take to be ready?
- Have we discussed a mobile payments strategy?
- Are we concerned about losing transactions?
To address these issues, we are pleased to present a Retail Payments Strategy Discussion. The program will feature an overview of EMV and Mobile Technology and how they will affect your short- and long-term retail strategies.
Afternoon Session: Payment Systems Legislation & Regulatory Compliance
Given the current credit regulation tenor and speculation on the possibility of heightened oversight, this workshop will address how to protect your debit and credit card operations from further
legislative intervention.
Specific legislative topics will include:
- The merchant community's lobbying efforts to expand interchange regulations;
- Future restrictions on prepaid products; and,
- Data security legislation with a specific focus on notification procedures and breach liability requirements.
Governor Dannel Malloy to Speak!
CT Governmental Affairs Conference
Thursday, May 30th
8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Hilton Hartford
315 Trumbull Street, Hartford, CT 06103
Your attendance is needed at this important conference to show our legislators that we are a united force!
Other Confirmed Speakers
• Banking Commissioner Howard Pitkin
• Senator Richard Blumenthal
• Senator Chris Murphy
• Congressman John Larson
• State Representative and Republican Leader Lawrence Cafero
This event is free to affiliated credit unions.
Register Today!
Contact Susan O'Loughlin at email@example.com or 203-608-7061.
Don't miss this great opportunity to hear first-hand federal and state updates from our governor and elected officials!
The conference begins at 8:30 with a continental breakfast with our first speaker beginning at 9:00 a.m. and ends with a buffet luncheon beginning at noon. Parking is in the Hilton Garage Parking area and will be validated.
Register today by contacting Susan O'Loughlin at email@example.com or 203-608-7061!
Healthcare Credit Unions
August Meeting
Changes in the healthcare industry and their effect on healthcare credit unions into 2014.
If you have any questions or additional topics, please contact Nick Moalli at firstname.lastname@example.com, 203-631-7123 or 203-608-7059.
Please Register to attend by end of work day Monday, August 5, with Susan O'Loughlin at firstname.lastname@example.com or 203-608-7061 (800-228-2285, ext. 7061).
Workshop Leader:
John Collins
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Taking risk, and balancing it with returns, is one of the most fundamental things
all financial institutions – including credit unions – do. While all organizations understand that balancing risk versus return is vitally important, few evaluate risk as a whole across their organization. Understanding systemic risk and how it can be mitigated allows organizations to better manage this critical process.
The program will explore Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) through an interactive presentation and dialog. The morning session will cover the basics of what ERM is and why it is important to credit unions, the regulatory requirements surrounding ERM, and how some have implemented ERM in their organization. It will also cover policy, procedure and governance.
The afternoon session will review a model program and provide a template for attendees to develop ERM programs that can be tailored to their individual credit unions. Attendees will leave the session with the necessary tools to develop and implement an ERM program at their shop.
The program presented will address the following questions:
• What is ERM?
• Why is ERM important?
• Are there any regulatory requirements for ERM?
• What are people in the credit union industry doing for ERM?
• What would model ERM program look like?
• What would an ERM policy look like?
Sponsored by CUNA Mutual Group
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CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference
One Cause. One Voice.
Plan to attend the nation's capital for the 2014 CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) to Unite for Good.
Rally for the powerful credit union cause and connect with leaders from across the United States.
CUNA GAC is the biggest week of the year for credit unions. More than 4,000 credit union people come together to:
• Hear from influential legislators, policymakers and credit union experts on the political landscape and its effect on credit unions
• Identify new strategies for building and maintaining America's awareness and trust
• Network with credit union leaders
• Attend breakout sessions on the hottest issues in the movement
• Tour the largest vendor showcase in the financial services industry
• Tell Congress our story at state Hike the Hill visits
Please wait for word from Kelly Fuhlbrigge for registration information!
This past year, CUNA and the leagues launched a shared strategic vision for credit unions nationwide: Americans choose credit unions as their best financial partner.
To make our vision a reality, we must come together to remove barriers – like the threat to the credit union tax status - create awareness and foster service excellence. We all need to Unite for Good.
We have an opportunity to accomplish a lot for the movement this year, and need your involvement to make it happen. Come to Washington, D.C. to tell our shared story and protect the credit union difference.
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Date: Friday, October 17th Time: 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Place: Mohegan Sun Dress: Black Tie/Cocktail Party
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Due to a major vote happening in Washington D.C., this event will be rescheduled.
The fundraiser for Senator Murphy that was scheduled to take place this Friday, January 9 in Hartford has been postponed. The League is working to reschedule the fundraiser in February.


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The Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine is inviting alumni and friends to join faculty, staff, and students at the Vet Med Tailgate tent on the campus green near Jordan-Hare Stadium. Festivities begin three hours before kickoff at every Auburn home game; refreshments will be provided while they last.
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An anal fissure is a small split or tear in the thin moist tissue (mucosa ) lining the lower rectum (anus).
Anal fissures are very common in young infants, but may occur at any age. The rate of anal fissures drops with age. Fissures are much less common among school-aged children than infants.
In adults, fissures may be caused by passing large, hard stools, or by having diarrhea for a long time. Other factors may include:
Anal fissures are also common in women after childbirth and in persons with Crohn's disease .
Anal fissures may cause painful bowel movements and bleeding. There may be blood on the outside of the stool or on the toilet tissue (or baby wipes) after a bowel movement.
Symptoms may begin suddenly or develop slowly over time.
Other symptoms may include:
The health care provider will perform a rectal exam and look at the rectal (anal) tissue.
Most fissures heal on their own and do not need treatment.
To prevent or treat anal fissures in infants, be sure to change diapers often and clean the area gently.
Worrying about pain during a bowel movement may cause a person to avoid them. But not having bowel movements will only cause the stools to become even harder, which can make anal fissure worse.
Prevent hard stools and constipation by:
Applying the following ointments or creams to the area may soothe the skin:
A sitz bath is a warm water bath used for healing or cleansing. You should sit in the bath two to three times a day. The water should cover only your hips and buttocks.
If the anal fissues do not go away with home care methods, treatment may involve:
Anal fissures usually heal quickly without any more problems. Rarely, a fissure may not heal.
People who develop fissures are more likely to have them in the future.
Danakas G. Anal fissure. In: Ferri FF, ed. Ferri's Clinical Advisor 2008: Instant Diagnosis and Treatment. 1st ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby; 2008.
Marcello PW. Diseases of the anorectum. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 125.
Todd Eisner, MD, Private practice specializing in Gastroenterology, Boca Raton, FL. Clinical Instructor, Florida Atlantic University School of Medicine. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.
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John Huff/Staff photographer Shelley MacGregor volunteers to serve Thanksgiving dinner at Blue Latitudes on Wednesday.
DOVER — Hundreds of people enjoyed the fourth annual Thanksgiving celebration dinner at Blue Latitudes Wednesday afternoon.Thanks to the Dover Thanksgiving Celebration Committee and its sponsors, close to 350 community residents were fed a warm and traditional Thanksgiving meal on red tablecloths, with live music by Kathy Fink & Friends and the Dover High School chorus."We're serving a dinner for senior citizens, the Dover Children's Home, Dover Housing Authority and Somersworth Housing Authority," said the president and CEO of Relyco and a member of the Thanksgiving Celebration Committee, Michael Steinberg. "Anyone who needs a meal. If somebody comes and needs one, we will take them. It isn't wide open to everyone, but we would never turn anyone away."Steinberg said the meal has grown every year, with more residents at this dinner than the first one in 2009. Attendance has risen 30 percent since last year."Also, everyone who comes receives a gift. We're giving everyone $15 Walmart gift cards," he said. "The whole idea is to make their day and make a nice Thanksgiving."Members of the community volunteered to make the day special, dedicating their time to serve the meals, prepare them and clean up."It's growing momentum," Steinberg said. "We might go to a fourth seating next year if we have to. If we have to, we will. We want to make sure everyone gets a meal."Steinberg approached the president of Blue Latitudes, Jeff Roemer, four and a half years ago, after coming in to the restaurant for lunch."My office is in Dover here and I just said, 'Hey, Dover needs this, Jeff. We need to do something on Thanksgiving Day, or the day before.' He decided to host this out of the goodness of his heart."Roemer said 220 pounds of turkey were being prepared in the restaurant's kitchen on Wednesday morning. "We're starting with vegetable soup, then serving a traditional turkey dinner with gravy, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, rolls, pumpkin and pecan pie," Roemer said.Santa and Mrs. Claus also made an appearance Wednesday, giving diners hugs and kisses and warm wishes for the holiday season."It is fantastic when you talk to people who are truly grateful. It is a lot of effort, and you think about it from an organization standpoint, until you get somebody who says, 'I really want to thank you. I wouldn't have had the opportunity to have a meal for my family,'" Roemer said. "I had a family in one time who had just lost their home and I was almost embarrassed because they were so grateful for it. It makes you feel good. Certainly, makes us feel good heading into the holidays, as well."Roemer said his intention is to fill every seat that he has available in the restaurant."It makes everyone who works here feel good," Steinberg said. "It really starts the season off right."Members of the Dover Thanksgiving Celebration Committee include Carol Bailey, Carol Boc, Police Chief Anthony Colarusso, Mark Leno, Mary Jo Gauthier, Jeff Roemer, Mike Steinberg and Laurie Steinberg.Sponsors of the celebration are Agar Food Service, Bank of NH, Blue Latitudes, Bruton & Berube PLLC. Burns, Bryant, Cox, Rockefeller & Durkin PA, Dean Fournier, DF Richard Energy Inc, Dover Elks Lodge #184, Dover High School Choir, Dover Police Charities, Duston's Market & Bakery, Federal Savings Bank, Feliciano's Limousine, Formax, Hannaford-Dover, Harvey's Bakery, Janco Electronics, John McCooey, Kathy Fink & Friends, Kennebunk Savings, Label Tech Inc, Lindt & Sprungli USA, Marshall Rental Center, Measured Progress, Munson Plumbing & Heating, Ovington's Produce, People's United Bank, Profile Bank, Raiche & Company CPAs, Relyco, Roger Hamel CPA, Ross Furniture, Shaheen & Gordon PA, Summit Land Development, Tasker Funeral Services, Vigilant Woodworks, Vxi, Walmart-Somersworth, Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, William & Debra Stanley, Wyskiel, Boc and Reed.
Santa Claus makes a visit to the Thanksgiving dinner at Blue Latitudes in Dover Wednesday to visit with patrons. John Huff/Staff photographer
John Huff/Staff photographer Santa Claus sings Christmas songs with Beth Fowler, left, and Tami Burns at the fourth annual Thanksgiving dinner at Blue Latitudes in Dover Wednesday.


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Introducing Kelly from Marist. You may know her from earlier in the day as "Pink Duct Tape." Hundreds of people voted on the blog earlier today and thanks to Kelly the Marist Foam video trounced the NYC Fckin Foam video.
NYC step your game up! Can't have Marist beating you when it comes to Blackout Tour performances. Granted the Blackout at Irving Plaza on February 23rd will probably be a ton of Marist kids but still. I want the video from that Blackout Tour to be the sexiest craziest video we've ever released.
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Succession planning is a complex process involving many business disciplines. As the majority of the Baby Boomer generation retires over the next five to 10 years, succession planning is vital for the long-term survival of private companies. It becomes more complex as many different business, financial and personal issues come into play.
Shares held by an individual, which either on their own or with others acting together, control a private company, will have to be sold or transferred at some stage in the future - either on the death of the owner or as a result of a decision to sell by the owner.
This guide identifies the key issues that need to be considered to prepare a succession plan which balances your needs with those of your family, shareholders and the business.
The preparation of a succession plan forces you are the owner of a major stake in a private company to consider matters in respect of:
Succession planning covers two basic matters - ownership and management. They are strongly interlinked but do need separate consideration.
A good succession plan for private companies looks at a range of issues such as:


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Marvel Deluxe Keg Beer Dispenser
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- Summary
Perfect for outdoor parties and barbecues, this beer dispenser with precise temperature control keeps up to half a keg of your favorite beer frosty cold and perfectly carbonated. A simple bar-style tap provides the perfect pour time after time.
- Advanced microprocessor provides extremely precise temperature control.
- Temperature can be set from 33°F to 52°F for darker lagers.
- Commercial-quality construction from its 461 BTU compressor to its heavy-duty construction.
- Efficient compressor ensures unit can cool quickly.
- Casters make it easy to move indoors and out.
- Railing around unit's top makes it a convenient resting place for mugs and dishes.
- Designed and certified for outdoor use.
- Built-in drain system and drip tray protect against overflow.
- Full auto-defrost makes it easy to maintain.
- Corrosion-resistant stainless-steel exterior.
- Self-closing door.
- Can be built in to an outdoor kitchen or bar.
- 24" x 24" x 49 1/4" high including tower; 140 lb.
- Holds 1/4- or 1/2-keg-sized standard beer kegs
- Includes all necessary tapping equipment, draft tower, hoses, 5-lb. CO2 tank, regulator, drip tray and interior floor shield.
- Made in USA.
- Use & Care
- Please refer to instruction manual included with the unit for installation details, including where to use, recommended ambient temperature and ground-fault circuit interrupter electrical receptacle.
- At least once a year, brush or vacuum lint and dirt from front grill openings.
- Periodically clean unit's interior and exterior with a cloth dampened with mild soap and water. Dry thoroughly. Do not use abrasive cleansers
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This item will be shipped directly from the manufacturer and is not eligible for rush shipping. Please allow six to eight weeks for delivery.
Shipping Rates
The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping destination. View Shipping Options and Charges.
Return Policy
At Williams-Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction are our priority. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement.
If within 30 days, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. An original receipt or gift receipt is required for all returns and exchanges. Returns with a gift receipt will be refunded in the form of a Merchandise Credit for the amount indicated on the gift receipt. Returns with original receipt will be refunded in the original form of payment, cash and check refunds over $100 will be issued as a company check (may take 14 business days from time of request).
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, custom upholstery, items shipped direct from the vendor, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned.
For returns of items purchased from your Williams-Sonoma Gift Registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later. View Full Return Policy.


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This program provides the depth of knowledge and skill that students need to prepare for careers in health, nutritional, or biotechnical fields (e.g., medicine, dentistry, food chemistry, genetic engineering, and industrial enzymology); or to advance to graduate studies. It includes a solid foundation in biology, chemistry, and physics; but it is flexible enough to be tailored to meet each student's particular needs or goals. The basic program includes introductory and organic chemistry, general biology, physics, calculus, statistics, genetics, cell geology, and biochemistry. Written and oral communication skills are emphasized in laboratory research.
The biochemistry curriculum follows the recommendations of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB).
Students can also take additional course work to achieve American Chemical Society (ACS) certification (contact your advisor for details).
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Yes you heard me, there is no migration path if you use Feature directly in your application! What can you do about it?
You need to take the following steps:
- use Expression where ever possible to access your data (this will protect you and is good practice)
- book off some time to migrate your code
The good news:
- we will provide a SimpleFeature interface as part of the new feature model, it will not be method compatible but will at least follow the same assumptions you are used to in GeoTools 2.2.x.
- there will be a clear series of renames you can apply to your code to fix SimpleFeature access in your code, but making use of Expression now is much smarter
I am sorry but the API for TypeBuilder will not be migratable, we could try and make DataUtilities.spec work for you though.
Recent Development and Status
Status on 2.2.x
For the stable 2.2.x branch the Feature module has:
- aquired a Random Access API in the form of FeatureList (yeah!) This will allow us to support the results of Filter 1.1
- cleaned up a lot of code around the use (and closure of) Iterators, see the ResourceCollection class
- Added FeatureVisitor api (working against FeatureCollection) allowing for efficient Aggregate functions and use of multiple processors for processing operations
- problems, it is a simple feature model (aka flat like a shapefile or database table)
- problems, the use of Factory is not complete - can only use FeatureType.create, FeatureFactory is not implementable
- problems, metadata is not complete (you cannot express everything needed for valid construction of a FeatureCollection)
Status on 2.3.x
For the 2.3.x branch the Feature module has:
- done nothing for fear of FM
Status on Feature Model branch
For the FM branch the Feature module has been:
- been rewriten agains the latest GeoAPI interfaces
- been rewriten to allow for consisten use of Factory
- please see the FM branch for much more about all this
Outstanding Issues
com.atlassian.confluence.macro.MacroExecutionException: JIRA project does not exist or you do not have permission to view it.Issues with GeoAPI feature model:
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Hatha Yoga for Health & Wellness with Lisa Lewis, LMT, CYT
Mondays from 9:15 – 10:30am or 5:45 – 7:00pm and Saturdays from 10:00 – 11:15am
Classes are designed for all levels of students. Emphasizing safety and awareness, they are not an aerobic workout. Classes are therapeutic in nature and will be challenging at times. All students are taught to observe their body and breathe to practice within their capacity. The first class is always free!
FEE: Please call 414-352-2880 ext. 0 for program fees.
LEVEL: Adult