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In the manner of what Cole did for 9/11/01 in this subforum, I believe that the Apollo missions to put men on the moon and return them safely to Earth.
Do others have a contrary belief, if so then why?
"The gov't always lies" is a cop out and unacceptable imho.

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at1with0 wrote:Being owned by feelings is not greater than the alternative.frrostedman wrote:at1with0 wrote:No creator is simpler than creator plus creation.
No it's not because creation can't be created without a creator. So, to have all this stuff of reality around us without a creator, you have to get around it with all kinds of theories and scenarios with no evidenciary support. That is vastly more comlicated than: Creator + creation.
Assuming existence was created, which in turn requires a creator, is more complicated than realizing existence was not created.
Touché, however it is quite a leap to look at all this around us and just assume it wasn't created. That defies logic. I understand where you're going with it. If I may: You believe in a "God" that has always existed and was therefore never created, and, all that we see around us is just part of God. I get that I'll grant that it is far less complicated than all this infinite universes and realites stuff, but, it just doesn't make sense to me. Your concept reduces human beings to the equivalent of warring antibodies and virus cells.


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If the designation were "CEO of the Year," Emanuel Chirico of PVH Inc. could well have garnered top honors for the big moves he orchestrated and the way the brands in his company's portfolio have flourished. Chirico is the winner of the People's Choice for Newsmaker of the Year, garnering the most votes from WWD.com readers among a list culled by WWD editors of 20 nominees. Here, the top 10 vote-getters as selected by visitors to the Web site.
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Hurricane Sandy had brought virtually all other activity in New York to a standstill, but it couldn't stop Emanuel Chirico from closing his third megadeal as either chief financial officer or, since 2006, chief executive officer of PVH Corp. In a long anticipated transaction, the ceo reached an agreement to acquire Warnaco Group Inc. for $2.9 billion on Oct. 30. Having skillfully worked down debt and enhanced operating performance after the 2002 acquisition of Calvin Klein Inc. for $430 million and the 2010 purchase of Tommy Hilfiger for $3 billion, Chirico, this year's People's Choice winner as selected by visitors to WWD.com for Newsmaker of the Year, managed not only to bring Warnaco's jeans and underwear businesses under direct PVH control, but pick up the rights to Speedo and expand corporate assets in underpenetrated markets such as Asia and Latin America, as well. Originally considered a "numbers guy," he's proven to also be a savvy marketer who's bringing the company's heritage brands — including Izod, Van Heusen and Arrow — back to profitability with fresh merchandise and attention-getting advertising and promotion. Set to cross the $8 billion mark with the integration of Warnaco, few question the seriousness of Chirico's intention to overtake the nearly $11 billion VF Corp. as the largest U.S.-based apparel company through organic growth and, naturally, acquisition.


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Former Sunderland defender John Mensah could be on the verge of rejoining Rennes after training with the French club.
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John Mensah hopes Ghana can become the first African side to beat England when the teams meet at Wembley.
Sunderland defender John Mensah has had the red card he received in the defeat by Liverpool rescinded.
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John Huff/Staff photographer Goodwin Community Health Dental Center Director Whitney Goode checks the teeth of Zoe Carnes at their Somersworth health care facility Thursday.
SOMERSWORTH — At Goodwin Community Health, providing dental sealants to children as a preventive measure is of the utmost importance."I try to work myself out of a job; we don't want to see people back!" Whitney Goode, dental director at Goodwin Health Center, said.Goodwin provides physical, dental and mental health services for the Greater Strafford County area of New Hampshire and Maine. According to Dental Director Whitney Goode, half of the people they see are on Medicaid and some patients have no insurance at all. Goodwin provides a sliding payment scale to make dental care, including sealants, more affordable for low-income patients. They currently see about 2,700 patients a year."We see anybody and everybody," Goode said.In fact, Goodwin Health Center's efforts are part of why New Hampshire and Maine were two of only five states in the nation to be honored with a grade of "A" for providing dental sealants to low-income children, according to a Pew Center for the States report released Tuesday.
John Huff/Staff photographer Zoe Carnes gets her teeth checked by Goodwin Community Health Dental Center Director Whitney Goode at their Somersworth health care facility Thursday.
"New Hampshire's impressive grade for our school based sealant program demonstrates how working as a team, great things can happen to improve children's oral health," Ellen Fineberg, executive director of Children's Alliance of New Hampshire, said in a press release on Tuesday. "Public health dental hygienists, dentists, state government and the New Hampshire Endowment for Health should all be applauded for their tireless work over the past decade in preventing oral decay through school based programs."Laura Willard, director of Marketing and Community Relations at Goodwin Community Health, cites Goodwin board of directors Chair and local dentist David Staples as a huge help in their efforts to provide dental care to low-income residents and families. Willard says Staples was especially great for raising visibility to private area dentists, most of whom only accept patients with insurance. Staples was recently named volunteer of the year by the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce for his good deeds in providing dental care to the poor, according to a recent Foster's article.
Staples was unavailable for an interview but, according to Willard, he thinks the reason New Hampshire did so well is because it really had to struggle because of a lack of funding and now operates more efficiently and effectively.The Center for Disease Control has cooperative agreements with 20 states, including Maine, to provide between $235,000 to $355,000 to improve oral health, including dental sealant programs. New Hampshire is the only state without a cooperative agreement to receive a grade of "A.""Yes, it's really exciting to be recognized as a state and we did a great job, but there's also a history and conditioning to be very frugal," Willard said.Goode also believes that being a small state was to New Hampshire's advantage. She says that there is a good dental community who cares a lot and is good at organizing to make their grassroots effort for dental health work.There are few places in New Hampshire able to provide dental services to low-income residents as Goodwin Community Health does. Because of the integrated nature of the center, Goode and other dentists are able to just walk a few steps and talk to a patient's physician or other doctor about a problem, allowing for quicker and more efficient care.
"This population usually gets shuffled around to any place that's low cost," Willard said. "Being able to offer this environment brings so much integrity to patient treatment."Goode says dental sealants are a huge measure they've tried to push, especially for kids in areas without fluoride, which she cites as a huge challenge to better oral health. Many states add fluoride to their water to help prevent cavities. However, in New Hampshire, fluoridating water is both a political issue as well as a technical issue, since many residents have private wells rather than being tied into a municipal water supply. Fluoridated water is one reason New Hampshire received a grade of B for children's dental health in 2010 and 2011 from the Pew Center for the States.However, states still face barriers to reaching more children."Even in these five states (who received an "A" ranking), there is room for improvement because thousands of children who are most at risk for decay are not receiving sealants," says the Pew Center report.
Goode cites transportation, educational and visibility issues and finances as a barrier to providing care for more patients. "We don't have the ability to market ourself the way a private practice could," said Willard. There are not many programs in the state like Goodwin's, and Goode says they're always looking for new funding in the form of grants and donations."One of the biggest problems for patients is always money," said Goode. "Dentistry is expensive! There's a very high overhead cost for materials and equipment."To that end, Staples is organizing a fundraiser concert April 4 in Dover at the Rivermill at Dover Landing, more details forthcoming. Tickets can be acquired by calling 603-516-2558.However, the center is accepting new patients and provides an emergency walk-in service daily from 8-11 a.m. They will also hold their annual "Give Kids a Smile" event, part of a national effort, on Feb. 8, where children can come in for free dental cleanings, exams, sealants and failings. Appointments are recommended.


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Charlie Plaid Quilted Bedding
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An oversized plaid gives this quilt its versatility and classic good looks. It's detailed with a variety of stitching methods, and sewn from supersoft cotton for a comfortable layer kids can use year-round.
- Pure cotton.
- Pure cotton batting.
- Prewashed for added softness.
- Features a yarn-dyed plaid design on cotton percale.
- Quilt and shams reverse to solid cotton percale.
- Quilted shams have a tie closure.
- Quilt, shams and inserts sold separately.
- Machine wash.
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- Made of 100% cotton.
- 270-gram-weight cotton batting.
- Shams have a quilted front and a tie closure. Inserts sold separately; down blend or synthetic.
- Twin: 68 x 86"
- Full/Queen: 86" square
- Standard: 20 x 26"
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- Machine wash in warm water; gentle cycle.
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- Warm iron as needed.
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Construct the styles of tomorrow. Learn from the finest creative minds working in fashion today. Students pursuing a Fashion Design degree have access to the tools and cutting-edge facilities needed for creating collections that garner accolades at New York Fashion Week, and the Graduation Fashion Show in San Francisco. Join us and bring your vision to life on the runway.
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Fashion Styling is creating fashion imagery that delivers the message of the designer or brand. Fashion Styling students at Academy of Art University will develop a styling portfolio and gain hands-on experience developing concepts and assembling compelling outfits for photo shoots. Fashion culture, working with models, photographers and make-up artists are emphasized throughout the program. Graduates of the program will be fully trained to style, produce and art direct for print or online fashion magazines, ad campaigns, commercials, catalogs, designers' look books, fashion shows, fashion videos and personal clients.
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As with so many aspects of U.S. society and culture, the disaster relief community has its clear "pre-" and "post-9/11" periods. Back in the pre-days, the mentality and capabilities of organizations like FEMA and the Red Cross revolved around the physical needs of disaster victims: food, shelter and clothing. Within days of entering post-era, it ...More
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Despite what reality TV would have you believe, most restaurant kitchens aren't filled with filth and egos. Yes, things can get loud back there during the dinner rush, but more often than not, you'll find teams of creative and hard-working cooks who love life behind the scenes. To separate restaurant fact from fiction, we turned to chefs and culinary insiders. From cleanliness to who's really cooking your food, read on to find out what it's truly like behind those double doors and how it affects your meal.
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Ann Fitzgerald was educated at Mt. Holyoke College and St. Andrews University. She received her M.A. in English and Art History from the University of Wisconsin. For twelve years she taught English and was co-founder and the Director of Women's Studies at Denison University. She has also taught at the University of Michigan, Colorado College, Marymount Manhattan College and Jersey City State University; she also served as director of Antioch College's Women's Studies in Europe program. She has worked in the non-governmental sector as Director of Programs for the Association of Junior Leagues International and for the Child Care Action Campaign, where she specialized on public policy issues concerned with women and children. She has written studies on women's education and at-risk youth for the Carnegie Commission on Adolescent Development, the Ford Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation and the Fund for the Improvement of Post Secondary Education. Ms. Fitzgerald has lectured widely in the United States and overseas on multicultural education, women's studies, body art and other subjects.
At the American Museum of Natural History Ms. Fitzgerald served as senior researcher in the Department of Anthropology. She worked on the curatorial side of Body Art: Marks of Identity (1999); her research for the exhibition included extensive fieldwork on contemporary tattoo and piercing. As Jesup Centenary Coordinator for the Museum's exhibition Drawing Shadows to Stone (1998), she was responsible for organizing an international conference to reconceptualize the expedition led by Franz Boas to Siberia and the Pacific Rim. She also coordinated the Museum's exhibition on life in contemporary Vietnam.


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Dear OncoLink "Ask the Experts,"
My mom, age 75 has chosen to take radiation treatments instead of having her voice box removed. She has stage 3 larynx cancer and is still smoking during treatments. What are her chances to be cured at this stage?
David I. Rosenthal, MD, Director for Head and Neck Radiation Oncology at the Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
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Radiation can be highly effective for larynx cancer. Results depend on the specific primary tumor (T) and nodal (N) stages, the presence of tongue and cartilage involvement, as well as individual patient and treatment factors. Patient factors include other health problems, general well-being and activity level, and smoking history. Studies have shown that those who persist smoking after cancer diagnosis, especially during radiation therapy, compromise their cancer control and cure rate substantially. Many of those patients may be better served with surgery. Treatment factors include the radiation fractionation (standard once daily versus twice daily treatments), and the use of chemotherapy at the same time as radiationwhich has now become a new standard. Patients and their families should discuss these issues with their treating physicians.
Aug 19, 2013 - For post-radiotherapy survivors of head and neck cancer, depression is fairly common, but treatment is underutilized, according to research published online Aug. 15 in JAMA Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery.


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FloVIZ™ allows anyone to freely open, interact with and animate the analysis results generated by FloTHERM®, FloTHERM® PCB and FloVENT®. It has never been easier to communicate design intent with colleagues, suppliers, customers and managers.
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FloVIZ is a fully functional software module – it does not have a time limit nor does it have limited functionality.
Open and view files of any size with FloVIZ as long as they were originally created with FloTHERM, FloTHERM PCB or FloVENT.
The download file is quite small – it is 60MB – therefore it can be downloaded easily. FloVIZ itself is quite intuitive but the download file still contains a complete set of documentation aimed at showing you how to get started quickly and maximize its visualization power.
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There is no charge for downloading and using FloVIZ. The download file includes installation instructions and a few examples to get you started. Technical support for this product can be obtained through SupportNet for all customers with active maintenance contracts.
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11.13.2009 1:03 pm
Blues owner unhappy with team's effort
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Jeremy Rutherford just called in the following from Scottrade Center …
Blues owner Dave Checketts held an impromptu press conference during this morning's practice where he expressed his disdain with the team's performance this season. Here are a few excerpts:
"Well, I'm frustrated like everybody else. And I think it's frankly time to declare the wait over. I think our fans have been patient, I think we've been patient, John (Davidson) and the coaches and everybody have been on the same page … we're going to rebuild the organization the right way. Now there is no reason for the kind of effort we saw last night. This team has everything it needs and now is the time to win. We should be, all year long, we should compete for first or second in our division. This team is good enough and that's what we expect from them. I think everyone can expect that. And it's top to bottom … it's everybody in the organization has to be on that page. It's time to win. We have everything we need to win … there's no excuse."
Asked if he was prepared to make changes if necessary, Checketts said:
"There are no changes that need to be made. We've got premier coaching, we've got great young talent, we've got terrific veteran leadership, we have great goaltending. … This is a team that the time has come, it's time to win. The waiting is over. We don't need to be patient anymore. We have a right to expect. We're spending enough and we have a terrific group of guys. We will not get outworked. It's time to win."
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Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory's biggest magnet facility recently produced magnetic fields in excess of 100 tesla while conducting six different experiments. The hundred-tesla level is roughly equivalent to 2 million times Earth's magnetic field.
The team used the 100-tesla pulsed, multi-shot magnet, a combination of seven coils sets weighing nearly 18,000 pounds and powered by a massive 1,200-megajoule motor generator. There are higher magnetic fields produced elsewhere, but the magnets that create such fields blow themselves to bits in the process. The system at Los Alamos is instead designed to work nondestructively, in the intense 100-tesla realm, on a regular basis.
To read more about the work see: http://www.lanl.gov/news/releases/magnetic_field_researchers_target_hundred_tesla_goal.html
To see the video go to: http://www.lanl.gov/news/stories/magnet-lab-video.html
The Consul General Of Japan, San Francisco Counsel, Hiroshi Inomata (center) is pictured with members of the Remote Sensing Laboratory (RSL), Las Vegas, who responded to the Japanese earthquake and tsunami in 2011. Inomata honored the group at a reception recently in Las Vegas. The group was cited for their service to Japan and the people of Japan. Federal and contractor staff from the RSL responded and provided radiological data to support the Japanese as they made crucial health and safety decisions to protect their citizens in the wake of Fukishima Diachi nuclear power plant emergency. Also pictured, far left, is Stephen A. Mellington, Manager Nevada Site Office.
Seoul, South Korea: U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu today joined Dr Bernard Bigot, head of French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), Deputy Prime Minister of Belgium, Mrs. Joelle Milquet, and Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr. Uri Rosenthal from the Netherlands in announcing their common understanding to help minimize the use of highly enriched uranium (HEU) in the production of medical isotopes.
(Note: This blog post has been cross-posted from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy)
Every year 30 million people around the world undergo medical diagnostic procedures that use the radioactive isotope technetium-99 metastable (Tc-99m), which is the most commonly used medical radioisotope. The Tc-99m procedures include tests that can tell doctors how well the heart is functioning, whether cancer is present, and other critical medical information. Of the 30 million Tc-99m procedures conducted worldwide every year, over half are performed in the United States.
Tc-99m is derived from molybdenum-99 (Mo-99). Most of the world's supply of Mo-99 is produced today in nuclear reactors where targets containing highly-enriched uranium (HEU) are irradiated and subsequently processed into pure Mo-99. But HEU is a very dangerous substance and is one of the materials slated to be secured under the President's four-year lock-down agenda. These dangers were central to the work plan of the 2010 Nuclear Security Summit. Luckily, new technology is allowing Mo-99 to be produced without using HEU, andmost of the world is in the process of converting to non-HEU-based technology.
The United States Government is deeply committed to both a reliable supply of the critical medical radioisotope Mo-99 and eliminating the use of HEU in its production. To balance these two goals, high-level officials of Belgium, France, the Netherlands and the United States announced this week during the Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul a commitment to a set of activities designed to concurrently minimize the use of HEU and ensure a reliable supply of medical radioisotopes for patients worldwide. The four countries agreed, subject to regulatory approvals, to support conversion of European Mo-99 production facilities to non-HEU-based processes by 2015. The quadrilateral statement can be found at http://www.nnsa.energy.gov/mediaroom/pressreleases/jointquadleu32712, and a fact sheet on the statement is provided at http://www.nnsa.energy.gov/mediaroom/factsheets/heuminimization.
As announced at the Summit, in the interest to ensure uninterrupted production of Mo-99, the United States is prepared to supply the European isotope producers with limited quantities of HEU target material. To minimize HEU in their countries, Belgium, France, and the Netherlands will eliminate HEU scrap material in their ownership that is no longer suitable for Mo-99 production by recycling or disposing of this scrap material with the support of the United States and other countries.
As part of efforts to minimize HEU use in Mo-99 production, the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA, a semiautonomous agency within the U.S. Department of Energy) works with existing, large-scale international producers to assist in the conversion of their Mo-99 production facilities from the use of HEU targets to low enriched uranium (LEU) targets. These efforts are part of the NNSA Global Threat Reduction Initiative's mission to minimize and, to the extent possible, eliminate the use of HEU in civilian applications worldwide. The NNSA has also partnered with four U.S. domestic commercial entities to accelerate the establishment of a diverse, reliable supply of non-HEU-based Mo-99 within the United States. The NNSA cooperative agreement partners include Babcock and Wilcox Technical Services Group to develop LEU solution reactor technology; General Electric Hitachi Nuclear Energy to develop neutron capture technology; NorthStar Medical Radioisotopes, LLC. to develop accelerator technology; and the Morgridge Institute for Research to develop accelerator technology with LEU fission. For more on NNSA's efforts to minimize HEU use in Mo-99 production, see http://www.nnsa.energy.gov/mediaroom/factsheets/factsheet20100125.
A very challenging issue in the current Mo-99 market is below-cost Mo-99 supplies caused by direct foreign government support to the current Mo-99 industry. The prohibitively low cost of Mo-99 undermines the ability of the current international producers to convert from HEU targets to LEU targets, and challenges the ability for new producers to enter the Mo-99 supply chain to replace the aging infrastructure. In order to develop a reliable supply of Mo-99, the market must transition to full cost recovery.
OSTP will continue to work with US Government departments and agencies to ensure a reliable supply of non-HEU-based Mo-99; speed the conversion of existing Mo-99 production processes to those that no longer use HEU; and move the industry to an economically-sustainable model that does not rely on government subsidies to produce the isotope.
John J. Szymanski is a Senior Policy Analyst at the Office of Science and Technology and Parrish Staples is the Director of the Office of European and African Threat Reduction, National Nuclear Security Administration
Sandia National Laboratories is using its Ion Beam Laboratory (IBL) to study how to rapidly evaluate the tougher advanced materials needed to build the next generation of nuclear reactors and extend the lives of current reactors. Recent research was funded by NNSA's Laboratory Directed Research & Development (LDRD) program.
Reactor operators need advanced cladding materials, which are the alloys that create the outer layer of nuclear fuel rods to keep them separate from the cooling fluid. Better alloys will be less likely to deteriorate from exposure to everything from coolant fluids to radiation damage.
Operating a reactor causes progressive microstructural changes in the alloys used in cladding, and that can hurt the materials' integrity. However, present-day methods of evaluating materials can take decades.
The LDRD project worked with a variety of samples, everything from high-purity, single-crystal copper to materials used in today's reactors. The Sandia team found that under the right conditions, a combinatorial approach can be used with new alloy compositions produced in-house. The LDRD project demonstrated a fundamental physics simulation of what's happening to the material.
To read more about the research see: https://share.sandia.gov/news/resources/news_releases/reactor_materials/
NNSA's successful removal of all remaining highly enriched uranium (HEU) from Ukraine was featured on NPR's "All Things Considered" this past Sunday. The completion of the mission was announced by President Obama and President Yanukovych during the 2012 Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul, South Korea where world leaders are meeting this week to renew commitments to global nuclear security.
Click here to listen to NPR's coverage of NNSA's removal of HEU from Ukraine.
The United States and Sweden announced today at the 2012 Nuclear Security Summit the successful removal of plutonium from Sweden. The plutonium shipment was completed by NNSA's Global Threat Reduction Initiative (GTRI) and was the first shipment of plutonium to the United States under this program. Over 3 kilograms of plutonium was removed and included Swedish, UK, and U.S. origin material stemming from former research and development activities in Sweden. In order to complete this project and due to the sensitive nature of the material, NNSA and Sweden needed to develop facilities to stabilize and repackage the plutonium materials.
NNSA today concluded International Radiological Assistance Program Training for Emergency Response (I-RAPTER) in Slovenia.
The training, co-sponsored by the International Atomic Energy Agency, was provided to 36 nuclear/radiological emergency responders, which included 15 participants from Slovenia and 21 students from 20 other countries.
The training was conducted with involvement of personnel from Sandia National Laboratories, the Remote Sensing Laboratory and Idaho National Laboratory.
To read more about the training see: http://www.nnsa.energy.gov/mediaroom/pressreleases/slovenia
The NNSA's National Ignition Facility (NIF) surpassed a critical milestone in its efforts to meet one of modern science's greatest challenges: achieving fusion ignition and energy gain in a laboratory setting.
NIF's 192 lasers fired in perfect unison, delivering a record 1.875 million joules (MJ) of ultraviolet laser light to the facility's target chamber center. This historic laser shot involved a shaped pulse of energy 23 billionths of a second long that generated 411 trillion watts (TW) of peak power (1,000 times more than the United States uses at any instant in time).
The ultraviolet energy produced by NIF (after conversion from the original infrared laser pulse to the final ultraviolet light) was 2.03 MJ before passing through diagnostic instruments and other optics on the way to the target chamber. As a result, NIF is now the world's first 2 MJ ultraviolet laser, generating nearly 100 times more energy than any other laser in operation.
To read more about the March 15 record-breaking shot see: https://www.llnl.gov/news/newsreleases/2012/Mar/NR-12-03-02.html
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's Operations Support Building (OSB) has achieved certification under the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System. The OSB, which houses the new Target Alignment System and Final Optics Damage Inspection System alignment labs as well as optics and material handling labs and offices, is the fifth building at LLNL to be LEED-certified and the first in the National Ignition Facility and Photon Science Directorate.
LEED is an internationally recognized green building certification system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council. It provides third-party verification that a building or community was designed and built using strategies for improving performance in energy savings, water efficiency, carbon dioxide emissions reduction and other factors. The OSB achieved certification after receiving 21 of 25 submitted rating points.
The research and documentation phase started in March 2009 and was completed over the span of 13 months. Construction began in February 2010, and the certification process began in June 2011 and was completed in December 2011.
To read more see: https://www.llnl.gov/news/aroundthelab/2012/Mar/ATL-031512_leed.html
From February 27 to March 6, 2012, 24 experts from 12 countries participated in an international workshop on nuclear forensics hosted by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) in Richland, Washington. The workshop was sponsored by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and National Nuclear Security Administration's Office of Nonproliferation and International Security (NIS).
The workshop provided technical information and a hands-on learning environment for practitioners regarding the measurement of nuclear and other radioactive samples for forensics analysis, consistent with the guidelines in IAEA Nuclear Security Series No. 2 "Nuclear Forensics Support." The event attracted broad international interest; experts attended from Argentina, Brazil, China, Georgia, Hungary, Japan, Korea, Russia, South Africa, Spain, Turkey, and Uzbekistan. Participants benefited from hands-on exercises as well as presentations by several U.S. Department of Energy National Laboratories, NIS, the IAEA, the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organization, the European Union's Institute for Transuranium Elements, the UK Atomic Weapons Establishment, and others.
Nuclear forensics is the popular term for the scientific characterization and analysis of nuclear or other radiological materials, which can provide critical information on the place of origin and process history of nuclear materials. Just as law enforcement officials analyze human fingerprints after a crime to determine "who did it," the science of nuclear forensics allows experts to develop a highly accurate "nuclear fingerprint" to trace the origin of nuclear material—a valuable tool for combatting nuclear smuggling and ensuring that nuclear material is used only for peaceful purposes. Nuclear forensics investigations gather "evidence" by determining the material's age, isotopic and mass ratios, impurity content, physical parameters, and other characteristics. When illicit nuclear trafficking occurs, experts can use nuclear forensics to pinpoint where the material came from—and then work with responsible officials to ensure the event is not repeated.
International cooperation in nuclear forensics is one of many ways in which NIS is working to implement U.S. commitments made at the Nuclear Security Summit convened by President Obama in April 2010. Progress on nuclear forensics and other efforts to secure nuclear materials will be reviewed at the highest levels at the next Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul, South Korea, on March 26–27, 2012.


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The Board Station XE course will help you understand how all the tools within the flow interface. In addition, you also learn each tool within the flow by performing tasks involved in the PCB design process. View course details ↓
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Course Highlights
You will learn how to
- Convert an existing design to a Board Station XE design
- Validate existing libraries for board Station XE use
- Forward-annotate and back-annotate changes
- Navigate in Board Station XE user interface
- Define mechanical and high-speed routing constraints in CES
- Set up placement and routing parameters
- Place parts on the design using all available techniques
- Route the design both manually and automatically
- Generate both positive and negative planes for the design
- Verify placement and routing using interactive and batch DRC
- Change reference designators
- Import geometries using Geometry Wizard
- Create panels in FabLink XE Pro
- Add dimensions in different modes
- Perform Design for Fabrication (DFF) batch analysis
- Create Gerber data
- Create manufacturing drawings
- Generate PDF documents of the drawings
Hands-On Labs
- You learn how to explore for pertinent tools for the Board Station XE flow and use the help system.
- You learn how to validate libraries and convert the design to Board Station XE design.
- You learn how to customize display of the design and invoke commands using all available methods
- You place parts by cross-probing schematic, copying circuit from a different design, and all other available methods.
- You learn how to set up mechanical and high-speed routing constraints within Constraint Editing System (CES).
- You learn how to fanout, route interactively and automatically, and tune delays.
- You learn how to create split planes, area-fills, and generate plane data.
- You learn how to use both online and batch design rule checks to look for hazards in the design.
- You learn how to change reference designators, create mounting holes, and add mounting holes to the board
- You run batch DFF to verify all manufacturing requirements.
- You generate silkscreen and Gerber data.
- You create manufacturing drawings and generate PDF documents of them.
Key Topics
- Intro to Board Station XE
- Adopting the XE Flow
- Introduction to Board Station XE User Interface
- Placing Parts
- Constraints in CES
- Routing
- Planes
- Layout Verification
- Manufacturing Preparation
- Manufacturing Verification
- Manufacturing Output
- Manufacturing Drawings
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Familiarity with the classic Board Station flow tools such as Design Architect, Librarian, Package, and Layout. |
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The News VOL. XX, No. 21 BRYJst M^WR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1934 Copyright BRYN MAWR COl.I.KC.l-: NEWS, 1934 PRICE 10 CENTS Americas Described by Mr. Culbertsori He Hopes for an Ideal World, To Be Built by Visionaries Among All Men TALK IS DREAM VOYAGE Mr. William Culbertson took us upon a delightful imaginary flight in his lecture, "Vistas and Dreams Over the Americas" on Tuesday, April 17, in the Music Room. As he talked, we saw beneath us wide expanses of country, reaching over the two Ameri- can continents. He asked us to im- agine a world that has never existed, but some day may come to be: an ideal world where the different nations will be united in peaceful friendship. First he took us over our own coun- try, describing for us the great Rock- ies and the wide rivers and the prairies dotted with cities of all sizes. We saw the sources of the rugged strength that lies behind the civiliza- tion of the United States. Then he took us southward to Mexico, the land where Montezuma ruled and Cortez conquered the ancient Aztec and the Indian, the land which we see now as a great country of the Americas. Among the jungles of Yucatan stood the rich old ruins of the Mayan civili- zation. We traveled farther south- ward and passed over the Isthmus, where winds the band of the Panama Canal, "the greatest liberty man has taken with Nature." We flew low and passed ships from many lands, and sniffed the pungent air of the tropics, with its brilliant flowers. Mr. Culbertson led our imagina- tion on to the wilds of South America, where we saw Venezuela and the mountain highlands of Colombia. To the east were the vast pampas of the Orinoco, to the south the Amazon Val- ley. Peru of the ancient Incas spread in outline beneath us. There lay the crumbling ruins of Chan Chan. Very interesting textiles and potteries are being discovered there, belonging to an older race, even than that of the Incas. We saw Cuzco, the glorious Inca capital, where the ancients wor- shipped the Sun God in their stone temples. Mr. Culbertson told us that these people had codes so modern that they are used even today. We left the land of Pizarro and flew on over the Cordillera Range. To the west lay the desert, ribboned with streams fed with the snows of the Andes. There were also the nitrate and copper mines of Chile, and the Desert of Atocan, which kills any man who walks upon it. To the east lay the jungles and the coffee plantations of Brazil; to the south, the Argentine of the Gaucho and "the thousand cat- tle." We traveled above the tall, magnificent Cordilleras till we reach- ed the famous valley of Patagonia, mentioned in Shakespeare's The Tem- pest. In Shakespeare's day, the sail- ors and explorers brought back many tales of the Patagonians with their "big feet" and of that "land of mys- tery and storm." We came to the Tierra del Fuego and followed the trail of Darwin on his expedition of a century ago. Fin- ally we reached Cape Horn, "taking pride, like the devil, in its bad reputa- C'ontinued on I'ape Seven Exam Schedule In order that the examination in Freshman English may come on Thursday and not on Friday, it has been decided to shift the last two days of examinations so that all examinations at present scheduled for Friday, June 1, will come on Thursday, May 31, and all examinations at present scheduled for Thursday, May 31, will come on Friday, June 1. A revised schedule of exami- nations is being prepared, and serious conflicts should be re- ported immediately at the office of the Secretary and Registrar. Mr. and Mrs. Hotson Sing Old Madrigals Elizabethan Melodies Are Marked by Rhythmic Beats and Contrasts STUDENTS SING ROUNDS On Sunday afternoon at the Dean- ery Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hotson, of Haverford, gave an informal presen- tation of a group of Elizabethan mad- rigals written mostly for community singing. Ballads and madrigals of this sort have been made very popular within the last few years by the Eng- lish Singers, and it was with the idea B. B. Elections At the basketball dinner on Monday night, Betty Faeth, '35, was elected captain and Marion Bridgman, '36, manager, for the 1934-35 season. The following teams were an- nounced by Mary Boyd: Varsity�Boyd, captain, r. f.; Faeth, manager, 1. f.; Jones, c; Lamed, s. c; Bridgman, r. g.; Kent, 1. g. Second Varsity� Pierce <Mc- ,.C"*mi?k� ,T, Li P&p, ,\. /.; Meirs, c; Rothermel, s. c; Washburn, r. g.; Bishop, cap- tain, 1. g. Substitutes � Varsity: Jar- rett. Second -Varsity: E. E. ^.Smith, Bennett. Squad: Evans, Stone, Jack- son, E. Smith, Howe. Miss Ely Advises Political ActivitV �^ ^urt*ler popularizing the informal ' i singing of these songs that Mr. Hot- |son, a professor at Haverford College, The Rising Position of Women and author of several books on the Will Assure Their Success I Elizabethan period, and Mrs. Hotson, in Government | singer of madrigals to the virginal, �-�> ! came to Bryn Mawr. The pieces they MAY MEET OPPOSITION **ng *nd *ose .in which thev asked I the college to join were characterized ... �. ,. �,__ � ' by simple, very rhythmic melodies and Miss Ely, speaking on Women m �� H * * **� JT" r� !��� � �_ i %u j a ., extraordinarily beautiful words. Politics in chapel on Thursday, April J 19, emphasized the difference between1 First they san* four canzonettes, being interested in politics, and act- j madrigals written for two voices, each ually becoming a candidate. The Part of a so,� in ltse,f s0 that the two League of Women Voters was found-!Parts blend in * balanced cadence. All ed in order that women might get aiof the canzonettes had very simple, non-partisan view of the problems of b�t very beautiful words, and the two women in politics. It is surprising P""^ were so arranged as to separate how confused people are even about the Phases by a strong rhythmic beat, registration. If they wish to vote for Th* first two of this group were by a candidate they know is a Democrat, Thomas Morley, "When Low By Break they suddenly remember that they are �* Morning" and "Sweet Nymph Come registered as Republicans, or wonder T� Thy Lover" Both of these selec- whether they are registered at all. tions were serious in content but sung Miss Ely prefers the title "Women 'fchtly. s0 that thev attained to a lyric in Government" because government flow of words and music- The th,rd is the background of politics, and of the canzonettes, "Sweet Kate," ideally the only reason for politics. written by Robert Jones> was much However, many people "in politics" more humorous in mood; the words ex- think very little about government.; Continued on Pago Seven . Their problem is: how am I going | __ to make an impression on my party? Dr- Knauth Investigates How much graft am I going to get?! Criticisms of Infirmary One politician said: "I have gotten ! �--------- where I am now by handing out the [ As was announced in chapel before dollars." New-comers are told that the spring vacation, Dr. Marjorie they must do that too if they want to Strauss Knauth, of the class of 1918 get anywhere. -Many women now take an active part in politics and government. Only lately, however, a woman who had never voted before "went to the poles of a very Republican county, and said that she wanted to vote the Demo- cratic ticket. "Sorry, this is the wrong day," said the man to whom she had spoken. We have, nevertheless, come a long way from the days when wom- en speakers were asked to sit down when they made gestures like those of the men. Now women are not just taken into a party and given positions on committees. Roosevelt's choices were significant. They are chosen for ability and quality. They are women who can be trusted because they have a knowledge of their subject, a disin- terested view of it, and are determined to do something in that line. Often a story or an accidental inci- dent causes one to take an interest in politics. .When Fiances Perkins was walking through a factory one day, she saw a girl's hand cut off. From then on, she was interested in govern- ment. It is necessary to have, as she had, the sense of always putting two and two together, the imagination to look further. She inquired, and found that there were no laws to protect workmen in factories. Industrial men have always fought them. It is the women, and above all the younger women, who ask for child labor laws, and demand of candidates what they are going to do about relief or wheth- er they are going to fight for a mini- mum wage law. It is they who are interested in the control and manu- facture of arms. They do not expect any gain if they stand for something, and go at the problem tmmediately. A woman candidate has to meet with -^r^prasi^fcn ojulHpuhl *u,*n 8 man, Dr. Knauth will probably be visit whom the voters know "goes along," whom they can trust. A woman might think up something! Summer Camp Elizabeth Meirs, '35, has been elected Chairman of the Bryn Mawr Summer Camp. of Bryn Mawr College, and of 1923 of the College of Physicians and Sur- geons, and the chairman of the Alum- nae Health Committee, visited the campus on March 22 and discussed some of the criticisms which had" re- cently been made of the Infirmary. Dr. Knauth has written to Dean Manning as to the results of her interview witn the students and her investigations at the Infirmary. She discussed five or six specific cases which the sturients brought to her attention, and com- ments as follows: "I listened to the history of each case and we discussed the points which they felt had been unsatisfactorily dealt with. Three of these involved one of the girls present. I told them that I would look into the records and report to you. I spent two hours with Dr. Wagoner Thursday evening going over the medical aspects and the fol- low-up. I found no evidence of medi- cal mismanagement in any of the cases discussed. A difference in meth- od of treatment from that of the fam- ily physician did not fall outside the bounds of good medical practice,, in the cases where the students were able to give me any detailed report. . . . A number of their criticisms were based on misapprehensions and ignor- ance, which were quite easy to clear up. "Before leaving, the students sug- gested that better co-operation be- tween the students and the infirmary would promote understanding and confidence, and to that end they sug- gested that early in the year Dr. Wag- oner explain the infirmary and its methods to the freshman class, and that the undergraduates elect repre- sentatives through whom the infirm- ary problems could pass. ing the College"1 again in the spring and would be glad at any time to dis- cuss the college health organization with representatives of the students. She herself suggested that it might be well to have a student committee on health matters in order to present the student point of view to Dr. Wagoner and Dean Manning. CALENDAR Wednesday, April 25: Dr. Arthur H. Compton on "Do We Live in A World of Chance?" Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Saturday, April 28: Junior Language Examination in French. J Taylor, 9.00 A. M. Tuesday, May 1: Little May- Day and Chapel, announcing Undergraduate Scholarships. Goodhart, 8.40 A. M. Wednesday, May'2: Varsity Tennis Game vs. Merion Cricket Club. 4.00 P. M. Professor Blanchard Speaks on "Truth" Coherence Theory of Truth, First Developed by Hegel, Is Defended JUDGMENT IS STANDARD Professor Blanchard, of Swarth- more College, spoke Thursday after- noon in the Common Room on "What Is Truth?" He stated and defended his own conception of the theory of truth, the coherence theory, which was started by Hegel and Bradley, and ig- nored all other contemporary ideas. Dr. Blanchard said, "That proposition must be accepted as. true which is attested by the present body of our knowledge." � Truth must be defended by evidence which meets the standard of truth it- self, for there is no distinction be- tween the test of truth and the knowl- edge of it. "Down in our hearts, we all agree on what we believe is true, although our formations of it may be different." To argue would be impos- sible, if we did not implicitly refer,to the same things. Dr. Blanchard admitted that the same standard or test might make a proposition appear true at first thought which with later knowledge would be proved false. The coherence theory proves a proposition true by means of present knowledge and all possible ultimate knowledge. According to Dr. Blanchard, there are three ways-of judging truth. The judgment of abstract necessity proves, for example, that 10 x 10 equals 100, because all arithmetic and existing knowledge must otherwise be thrown away, and we should be compelled to accept contradiction. An example of the historical judg- ment is that, through the testimony of eye-witnesses, of historians, of doc- uments, and also through the subse- quent actions of the governments of Europe, we must believe that Napol- eon lost at Waterloo. In an histori- cal judgment, the appeal to consistence is essential. The perceptual judgment is not to be tested by the standard of coherence, but by closer observation. A compari- son is made between the mental judg- ment and the physical observation; both are true if they tally. The per- ceptual judgment brings in the corre- spondence theory of truth, in opposi- tion to the coherence theory. In the correspondence theory, truth is not considered as brute fact unchanged by any mental action, but the informa- tion gathered by the senses is made the basis for the first mental judg- ment, to be checked by the second mental judgment. It is most import- ant to remember that in the corre- spondence theory of truth, judgment is always proved, not by brute fact, but by further judgments. Coherepce enters into the correspondence theory because sense perceptions have to be proved by it as a standard; the scien- tist will not accept observation unless it fits into his accepted system. For this reason, scientists rejected Sir William Crooks' photographs of spir- �itua'ristic phenomena.' In order to produce a true judg- ment, not merely the fact which is in doubt, but the principles on which the fact is judged must cohere with the principles of judgment. Science has to revise its old theories to receive new facts, as the Newtonian laws were altered for Einstein's physics. Carrier Recital Is Unusually Versatile Dancing Is Modern, Original, rUses Acting to Interpret Personalities HANDS ARE EFFECTIVE Jacques Cartier, in his dance recital in Goodhart Hall on Thursday eve- ning, convinced an enthusiastic audi- ence that he is not only an unusually able and versatile dancer, but also an actor of great distinction. His flair for original color combinations and dance steps startled the spectators, who applauded each succeeding num- ber with increasing approval. Mr. Cartier is modern in every sense of the word. Without conform- ing to any school of the dance he has absorbed influences from all of them, particularly Mary Wigman's, and yet maintains an amazing originality in his strong, masculine dance. Appar- ently, he believes that dancing should include more acting and direct inter- pretations of moods and personalities than would be admitted by the rigid artistry of the ballet or the "flashes of the sub-conscious" Wigman schools. He has far to go in developing this middle path of intelligible and free dance, but certainly Thursday eve- ning proved to Bryn Mawr that, even if he is never a great artist, he will always be a brilliant dancer and a fine entertainer. The most striking thing about his dancing, next to his lithe grace and muscular control, was the expressive use of his hands. In every dance he secured extraordinary effects with his strong and delicate hand movement.*. In the "Borgia," he created almost the entire emotional crescendo by folding and spreading his hands. This sensi- tive use of the hands was the link be- tween the varied numbers on the pro- gram. "Fada Fiesta," the first number on the program, was very poor compared to the later ones. Almost musical comedy in spirit, with ballet, acro- batic, and clog steps cleverly inter- woven, it lacked both distinction ind originality. A "Dance At Night" was in the tradition of Wigman, from the black, bat-like costume to the swish of bare feet on the floor and thcsilhouet- ted angles and curves. Here Mr. Car- tier's unusual hands were first iucd for their artistic effects. In "Donini- can," the dancer strode onto the stage with magnificent devotion, dressed in a white monk's cassock with a red cross on it. Then, with a quick series of movements, he clearly portrayed the intellectual idea of the pious monk's surrender to earthly joys in life. But there were rough places in this dance because Mr. Cartier tried too many contrasting effects und too many abrupt changes. "Sevillianos" was probably the best actual dancing, as the theatre knows it, on the pro- gram, because of the clear lines, the careful contrast of slow and stamping steps, the active control, and the flut- tering and spread hands. But its lack of inspiration revealed Mr. Cartier's frequent lack of emotional power. "The Love Song of Dante to Bea- trice" began sentimentally, but by the end worked up to a sustained depth of emotion. Near the end, the held pose on tip toe with the silver costume sparkling in the red light had a spec- tacular effect. "The City Song" was the finest mechanistic dance this critic has ever seen. The bright colors � blue, red, yellow, and white � the j sharp, cubistic outlines, the perfect I timing, and the hard foot and arm work gave a splendid interpretation of city life. A Japanese actor, a Borgia, and Louis XIV were the three well varied "Portraits for the Theatre." As the Contltitwd on Pafi Svv.n - �. The Friendly Arctic �i Vilhjalmur Stefansson is go- ing to give an illustrated lecture on "The Friendly Arctic" on Friday. April 27, at 8.15 P. M., in Roberts Hall, Haverford Col- lege. The admission price will be one dollar. !>.,._
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I have always admired the medical diagnostic tools, especially imaging. X-rays have a long history, starting with Conrad Röntgen back in the 19th century. In fact in Hungary x-raying is called "röntgening" - yes, like this; the phrase became part of our language as an ordinary word; both as a verb (to take somebody's x-ray image) or as an adjective to specifically name this very high … Read More
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Swedish Cancer Institute at Edmonds opens to the public at an April 17 ribbon-cutting ceremony on the Swedish/Edmonds campus. (Left to right) David Loud, aide from Congressman Jim McDermott, M.D.; Swedish Cancer Institute Medical Oncologist Richard McGee, M.D.; Swedish/Edmonds Chief Executive Dave Jaffe; and Swedish Cancer Institute Executive Director Thomas D. Brown, M.D., MBA, cut the ribbon during the event that attracted 250 visitors. The two-story facility, located at 21632 Highway 99 in Edmonds, provides high-quality and comprehensive medical oncology to patients through an infusion unit, laboratory, pharmacy, and access to Swedish's electronic medical record system.
EDMONDS, WASH., March 21, 2013 – Swedish Health Services will open a new outpatient cancer center at the Edmonds campus on Monday, April 1, 2013 in response to the growing need for medical oncology and infusion (chemotherapy) services in the south Snohomish and north King County area. The new two-story, 17,102-square-foot facility is anticipated to handle as many as 175 patient visits each day and provide increased access to cancer-care services for people living north of Seattle.
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SEATTLE – May 29, 2012 – Swedish Cancer Institute (SCI) is set to open its new True Family Women's Cancer Center to patients on Tuesday, June 5. Carefully designed with the female cancer patient in mind, the new 23,600-square-foot women's cancer center gives Swedish Cancer Institute the ability to consolidate most of its services for treating women's cancers into one facility. The new center acts as a treatment hub where women are guided through personalized and coordinated multidisciplinary treatment of their cancer, including disease-specific education and holistic support activities.
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quote:Jeff Teague signs 4/$32 offer sheet with Bucks, doesn't expect Hawks to match.
quote:Ellis to Dallas, 3yr/$30m. May make people feel better about the Evans deal, especially Dallas is a "destination market" (at least they think they are).
quote:Adrian Wojnarowski ?@WojYahooNBA 1h Pacers will trade Miles Plumlee, Gerald Green and 2014 protected 1st round pick to Suns for Luis Scola, sources tell Y! Sports. Love deal for both teams. Indy brings Scola and Granger off its bench now, which could get them over top in East. Plumlee and pick for Suns. I should have said: Granger back in lineup and Lance Stephenson joining Scola off bench. Either way, Indy is ready to make a run.


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Ivory Classic Carved Wool Rug
Plush and worth the money!
I purchased this area rug for my dining room and it is beautiful! It is really plush and a nice color. It does shed alot, but seems to be calming down. I would highly recommend purchasing this rug and you won't be disappointed!!!
December 26, 2013
Really love this rug!
This is a beautiful, classy rug! I couldn't be happier. Bought the 6x9 in the store on sale. It is thick, soft, and a wonderful pattern. It is very light in color, so I'm hoping the dog and cats don't bring too much dirt in on it. But I think it will clean up well even if they do.
October 13, 2013
Absolutely love this rug!
It arrived and it exceeded my expectations. It's gorgeous and the quality is top notch. It feels very thick and soft on your feet. I originally was trying to find the 'carved floral' version but it was out of stock in 8x10 size. When this rug arrived (the 'classic carved'), I loved it even more. In my opinion, it looks even more luxurious in real life. Brightens up my whole room!
April 7, 2013
Fulfilled Expectations!
Very pleased with this purchase. The rug arrived in less than a week. Love the varied textures! Has a soft feel including the soft backing which was nice since we're putting on a new wood floor as some rugs have scratchy canvas backs. Design motif on rug went great with our Spanish inspired room! For a 100% wool rug in an 8x10 size the price was definately a value!
March 16, 2013
Absolutely beautiful
I purchased this rug for our living room. First, I was hesitant to put a rug on top of a rug but I needed to add some light into a room with a dark brown rug.
I was looking for a very clean and universal pattern that would work with anything, no small feat. When the rug was delivered, I was amazed at the quality. A nice medium low thick pile, with different textures and material in a very casual yet modern pattern. It's absolutely beautiful. I searched many places from interior design shops to department stores and this by far has them beat by miles.
The price is unbelievable. This is definitely a big bang for your buck.
January 3, 2013
The picture of this rug does NOT do it justice!! This rug is absolutely beautiful. It has not been shedding as I thought it might. The texture is amazing. The pattern with different levels of material is simply gorgeous. It's actually SOFT, too! This has really brightened the room. I might end up getting another because I'm so obsessed.
October 10, 2012
Beautiful rug!
Love this rug! I got this rug initially before my baby was born so she could have a soft surface to play on. It is very soft and thick. The carved look is so beautiful. I can't imagine my living room without it now! It does shed as do most wool rugs but periodically vacuuming it takes care of the problem.
September 3, 2012
Lovely rug
I purchased this 9x12 rug for a makeover of my family room which appeared dark and small. I have had the rug for about 4 weeks. It arrived a couple days after I ordered it -- delivery was very, very prompt. It has been in place for 3 weeks (had to wait for help placing it as it is quite heavy. The rug is soft, feels great underfoot. It is not "shedding" as much as I expected after reading other reviews but I have noticed some of the loops have pulled away from the backing. Hope this will not continue!
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As beautiful as it is practical, pull on our fitted jacket for any cool occasion. This smooth medium-weight layer has zip-up pockets, a generous length and a reinforced neckline. Go ahead and throw it in the wash, the nylon/spandex blend will hold its shape for years to come.