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"The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved 5-aminolevulinic acid (ALA; Ameluz, Biofrontera) gel in combination with the activating BF-RhodoLED photodynamic therapy (PDT) lamp for treatment of patients with actinic keratosis ("...
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Synalar (fluocinolone acetonide) Topical Solution, 0.01%
SYNALAR® (fluocinolone acetonide) Topical Solution, 0.01% is intended for topical administration. The active component is the corticosteroid fluocinolone acetonide, which has the chemical name pregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione,6,9-difluoro-11,21dihydroxy-16,17-[(1-methylethylidene)bis (oxy)]-,(6α,11β,16α)-. It has the following chemical structure:
SYNALAR® Solution contains fluocinolone acetonide 0.1 mg/mL in a water-washable base of citric acid and propylene glycol.
What are the possible side effects of fluocinolone topical (Capex, Flurosyn, Synalar, Synalar Ointment)?
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficult breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Stop using this medication and call your doctor at once if you have severe irritation of any treated skin, or if you show signs of absorbing fluocinolone topical through your skin, such as:
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Before using fluocinolone, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or to other corticosteroids (e.g., hydrocortisone, prednisone); or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.
Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: poor blood circulation, diabetes, immune system problems.
Do not use if there is an infection or sore in the area to be treated.
Rarely, using corticosteroid medications for a long time or over large areas of skin can make it more difficult for your body to respond to physical stress. Therefore, before having surgery or emergency treatment, or if...
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Terani Couture
Terani dresses have been worn on red carpets, at awards shows, and on television shows. These dresses have been featured in magazine spreads in Seventeen, Teen Prom, Savvy and Hot Shots Prom as well as seen on movies and television on Gossip Girl, Twilight, American Idol and Dancing with the Star as on many celebrities. Many pageant contestants have won pageants in these stunning and head turning gowns. With a dress from Terani Couture you are sure to be a crowd pleaser with the gorgeous silhouettes and exquisite details. This company was founded in New York City in 1990 and has since expanded with multiple collections including Evening, Cocktail, Homecoming, Pageant, Mother of the Bride and Prom. These dresses are glamorous, sexy and chic with embellished bodices, trendy bandage dresses, and curve hugging mermaid looks. Whether you are attending your dream prom, a special event, or your daughter's wedding there is a dress for you. The designs are influenced by the lively and fashionable cities of New York, Milan and Los Angeles.
The Terani Couture woman is feminine, adventurous and classy and these silhouettes represent that. Many of these evening dresses feature the stunning mermaid shape but with superior craftsmanship, it takes your dress and you to the next level. Or you could select a flattering A-line dress. Neck lines include strapless, off the shoulder, exaggerated sweetheart, and illusion bodices. For extra drama choose a dress with a sweep train or a thigh high slit. Homecoming and cocktail dresses come to mid-thigh and mini dress length. The short dresses also have interesting necklines and bodices from illusion sleeves to strapless to plunging v necks and of course there is plenty of adornment. If you want to hide your legs choose an empire waist evening dress or a ball gown and choose a fun neckline to highlight your shoulders. If you want to accentuate your figure the bandage dress and fitted bodices are for you. Show off your back with a cutout or an intricate illusion back design. Choose your silhouette based on your personal style, your body type and the event you are attending. If you are competing in a pageant, choose an eye catching crystal mermaid gown with a feather skirt or go for a Hollywood look in an ivory evening gown with a contrasting black beaded bodice. If you are attending a fancy dinner party, why not select a bandage dress with an embellished v neck or a long illusion sleeve baby doll dress with crystal beading. With the upcoming season, channel your favorite starlet at award shows and charity galas. The opportunities are endless with the variety of styles offered by Terani Couture that fit every glamorous woman in every way from fit to personal style. This brand includes sizes up to 20 because it is important to their designers that everyone shines and feels special and confidant at their most special occasions. With an array of silhouettes, there is a stunning evening and cocktail dress for every size and shape.
Terani Couture is a couture line because their designers use unique designs from luscious prints and prestigious fabrics so that their dresses fit you and make you look your absolute best. These fabrics include silks, chiffons, charmeuse, and foulard. The silks and chiffons hug your body while also falling gracefully to the floor, swishing back and forth as you dance. The stretchy bandage dresses are fashionable and hug all your curves to show off your best assets. Many dresses also feature lovely, detailed embellishments adorning necklines and straps. This brand only uses high quality crystals, beads, and sequins so that you shine and sparkle all night without worry. If your event is semiformal go with an all-over sequined cocktail dress. Or a ruched cocktail skirt with an embellished bodice. Some dresses even have luxurious feather details. Many of the Mother of the Bride dresses have elaborate illusion sleeves. Many skirts feature lovely layers of sheer chiffon that glide to the floor. Or you could choose a dress with an intricate lace overlay. Scattered crystals embellish skirts or get a dress with a dense breathtaking multi-colored beaded design at the waist. If you are not a fan of sparkle you can choose a dress in one of the amazing colors. This will put all the emphasis on your fantastic silhouette and still make heads turn when you walk in the room. The one shoulder evening gown comes in a brilliant lemon, teal or red. Choose a soft with ivory, blush, light gold, and nude and you will look like a goddess.
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Post punk cult band The Names emerged in the winter of 1977-1978 as The Passengers, gathering immediate attention on the local Brussels scene. In 1979, after a series of successful gigs and a crucial step forward opening for Magazine, they recorded their first E.P. ("Spectators Of Life") and attracted the interest of prominent label Factory Records in Manchester.
Their first British studio session (at Stockport's Strawberry Studio) produced the single "Nightshift" / "I Wish I Could Speak Your Language (Fac 29). Receiving enthusiastic reviews in the UK and abroad, it marked the start of a long and fruitful collaboration with producer Martin Hannett. The album "Swimming" followed as well as more singles, including "Calcutta" and "The Astronaut".
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Dr. Rosefsky died Friday, October 21, of heart failure at the age of 95. Rosefsky gave back to the community during and after his 58-year career as a local pediatrician, and at Binghamton University established the Elsie B. Rosefsky Visiting Artist Series following his wife's death in 1987. The student art gallery is also named in her honor and, in 1988, Rosefsky endowed the Language and Culture Scholarship Fund to help students participate in study abroad programs.
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When the Walt Disney Co. bought one of the biggest movie brands in Hollywood history this week, it also triggered speculation about how Lucasfilm Ltd.'s Star Wars franchise might further manifest itself in Disney's theme parks.
http://media.trb.com/media/photo/2012-11/73149194.jpgTom Hodges, a California artist, created this fictional rendering of a Star Wars theme park for Star Wars Celebration V in Orlando in 2010. He based the fake theme park map on a 1966 map of Disneyland. (Tom Hodges / November 2, 2012)


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We went down for the second segment of Kentucky's fall gun season Saturday and returned today. We got into a lot of birds, but mostly flocks of old hens and they were tough. I finally killed two adult hens and my buddy killed one. It was a blast though as they called and fought all day long. We would just follow them around and try to get set ups. My second bird I just got frustrated and commando rushed the flock and shot one on the bust. we had busted three flocks and only got one returning bird. Still a lot of fun. I'd like to get a crossbow hunt in in December down there, but more than likely I'm done until March and my Florida Osceola Hunt, Kentucky spring and Ohio in April.
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That is a sweet ride! And you see it every Saturday, too. Awesome!
Many years ago, someone locally had a red Gran Torino with the white stripe.
That is a sweet ride! And you see it every Saturday, too. Awesome!
Many years ago, someone locally had a red Gran Torino with the white stripe.
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
[FONT=Courier New]Actually, no, that's the first time I've seen it. As I was pulling out of the Andy + Bax parking lot, I saw it and slammed on my brakes so I could grap my phone and snap a pic.[/FONT]
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Today, if was chasing a path of history literally being torn away. They're removing a bridge to widen it (only one lane each way, on a main route) which also is along a new bike trail. So they had to close the street while using a crane and other heavy machinery to break it down (including a welder, and the obligatory standing-around workers ). Later, around early evening, I tried to get as far as I could by walking along the trail, but there was nothing to see and no work being done at that time. Did get decent exercise, though.
In between: read, watched a tad of TV, did some SW record keeping and typing, shopping for shrubs, and digital photo organizing. All in all, a prodcutive and positive day!
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
I ran on Miller Park. Brewers charities has a 5k run walk that goes around the parking lots of the stadium and Miller Park itself. I went in on the right field side, down past first and home and past third and out left field. I ended up 37th out of about 3,000 people so that isn't bad. Especially considering I showed up late and had only 15 minutes to warm up and get ready.
After that I enjoyed some Boston Market (the closest is in Milwaukee which is about 75 min. away) and then later on I worked.
I had a Saturday off. My wife sent me out to pick up some McDonalds for breakfast. Because of the 7+ inches of rain we had in the Chicagoland area Friday night, we had a lot of roads flooded. It took me quite awhile to make it back home. I initially set off by foot to take pictures of some of the flooded roads, then later went out by bike as North avenue, near my house was packed with traffic, since the 290 was closed in several stretches. The picture of the two cars nearly underwater was a picture of just how high the water got in spots on the 290. Other pictures from roadways in my town.
The last picture is some flooding in my back yard from this same storm.
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[FONT=Courier New]I went to TRU and found the new BIG AT-AT and then I went to Andy+Bax to thank the guy at the knife counter for special ordering my knife which he ended up selling to my wife so she could surprise me on Friday when I got home from work.[/FONT]
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Saturday was a state holiday here in Utah, Pioneer Day. I went to my brother's for a BBQ with the family. We also shot off some "Utah-legal" fireworks. On the way home, we passed by the stadium where Real Salt Lake plays their MLS games. Their fireworks were just getting started, so we pulled off the freeway and parked at a gas station and watched. The kids loved it... it was a pretty good show. Utah has pretty strict fireworks laws, so it was nice they got to see some "big" stuff to go along with our small stuff.
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At Work: Neuroblastoma Program Head Nai-Kong CheungPediatric oncologist Nai-Kong Cheung strives to design therapies that offer hope for families of children with aggressive tumors.
The general approach to treating neuroblastoma at Memorial Sloan Kettering has four areas of emphasis:
Minimize Treatment and Treat Only When Absolutely Necessary
Local or regional neuroblastoma (i.e. non-stage 4) in young children (usually 18 months or younger), and in some older children with stage 1 or 2 disease, can often be cured with surgery alone. After surgery, we generally recommend continued close observation. In infants these tumors can regress without surgery. For patients who have received chemotherapy treatments at other centers, we usually recommend stopping those treatments. Over the past 20 years we have been successful in sparing young children unnecessary toxic treatments.
Minimize Toxic Treatments
For aggressive, high-risk forms of neuroblastoma in which intensive treatment is required, we try to use the fewest rounds of induction chemotherapy possible. An intensive chemotherapy regimen often makes the patient more susceptible to infection, creates complications that can be dangerous to the patient, and may delay other treatments. The goal is to quickly achieve near-complete remission before moving on to subsequent phases of treatment. We have found that a reduction from seven to five in the number of cycles of chemotherapy administered during initial treatment is usually enough to achieve remission. The additional two rounds did not show evidence of improving patients' chances of long-term survival.
Emphasize immunotherapy
We believe that one of the keys to curing high-risk neuroblastoma lies in arming and teaching the body to recognize and kill neuroblastoma cells. That is the idea behind immunotherapeutic treatments such as the 3F8 monoclonal antibodies. 3F8 represents an important part of our post-induction treatment among the 79 percent of patients who are expected to achieve near-complete remission. The goal of immunotherapy, which is a nontoxic treatment, is to prevent relapse by destroying minimal residual disease before it can develop into a detectable tumor or spread to other parts of the body. We have had success with this approach over the past two decades, and we continue to refine these antibody treatments to enhance their effectiveness.
Continue Research to Develop Novel Therapeutics
A key component of our neuroblastoma program is research. We are working to develop new treatments that may help in the fight against neuroblastoma. For example, in addition to the 3F8 antibody that forms the basis of our immunotherapy treatment, another antibody called 8H9 was also conceived and developed in our neuroblastoma laboratory. 8H9 antibody has been very effective in fighting brain metastases. We are also working to better understand how neuroblastoma cells resist treatment so that we can develop more-effective drugs to fight them.
We have built our current treatment protocols around the experience we have gained in treating neuroblastoma patients since the late 1980s. Our earliest protocols were modeled after the treatment for leukemia: generally, a few relatively quick cycles of chemotherapy to achieve remission, followed by what is known as a consolidation regimen to prevent relapse. We found, however, that residual neuroblastoma becomes resistant to conventional chemotherapy and even radiation treatments, making a leukemia-style maintenance treatment ineffective.
Subsequent protocols tested the consolidation portion of the treatment by adding in either bone marrow/stem cell transplant or hot antibodies (liquid radiation carried by antibodies, also known as radiolabeled antibodies). Remission was then maintained with cold (non-radiolabeled) antibodies until the risk period for relapse passed. When the results derived from 20 years of treating patients on these successive protocols at Memorial Sloan Kettering were examined, 3F8 immunotherapy has achieved long term remissions in the majority of patients without bone marrow or stem cell transplant. Today, except for rare situations, standard stem cell transplant is no longer incorporated in our treatment plans.
While focusing on the development of new treatment methods, we have not forgotten the psychosocial needs of our patients and parents, with particular emphasis on post-treatment quality of life and cancer survivorship issues. The Department of Pediatrics has built a strong child psychiatry and psychology service, as well as a child life support team, to help children and young adults adjust to the complicated treatment plans and treatment environments.
The late effect program will assume an increasingly important role in completing the total care to neuroblastoma survivors as they resume normalcy in their daily lives.


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Big Night on HDnet; The Voice Versus Hulk Hogan and It's Showtime Lyon
- Written by Dave Walsh
Some quick programming notes for tonight, as HDnet adds on to their usual programming of Inside MMA and a fight card with a few awesome additions tonight. While tomorrow is the live It's Showtime event from The Sand in Amsterdam featuring Hesdy Gerges, tonight It's Showtime makes their United States debut on HDnet. What was a really fun card headlined by Badr Hari and a scared-out-of-his-mind Gregory Tony should be fun to watch with Michael Schiavello and Melvin Manhoef calling the action. The show was filled with some awesome knockouts and great action, but is just a taste of whats to come if you for some reason haven't seen It's Showtime yet.
It's Showtime airs at 11PM Eastern time.
That is of course directly following after the latest episode of Michael Schiavello's "The Voice Versus" series, a series of sit down interviews that pits Schiavello mano-e-mano with some of the biggest names in the world of combat sports. He takes a bit of a departure for this episode and will sit opposite someone who has had a very different impact on the world of fighting; Hulk Hogan. Now, I know what some people are thinking, that Hulk Hogan was just a professional wrestler from the 80's and maybe 90's if you were young enough or even young enough at heart.
What many seem to disregard is how closely related professional wrestling and MMA really are, with the easiest example I can think of is how the first season of The Ultimate Fighter can directly credit a lead-in from WWE's Monday Night RAW program. The first TUF was a bit over-the-top, with some larger than life characters and a lot of drama, it just so happened to also be one of the most talent-rich casts of the show ever. The sad irony is that was the first season, but the format has yielded some other contenders and champions after that first season. But, the point is that the professional wrestling audience that spilled over helped give MMA and the UFC a ton of exposure in a world that was still being a bit cold to Mixed Martial Arts.
Schiavello is clearly well-school in pro wrestling, asking questions about Hogan's career in Japan, the AWA and other parts of his early career outside of the standard "who was your favorite opponent" line of questioning. Hogan was, for what it's worth, pretty honest when in the past he has been known to pat himself on his back and push for his own agenda. A lot of older professional wrestlers have gone the way of the "shoot interview" -- a concept best known to hardcore wrestling fans, where an older wrestler sits down and talks about the wrestling world and "tells it how it is." This is of course rare, less rare since the surge of the internet, but the wrestling world is secretive and many wrestlers don't like to break down the wall between outsiders and themselves.
Hogan came across as personable and a bit humbled, especially when talking about some of his fallen friends such as Andre the Giant and more recent losses such as "Mr. Perfect" Curt Hennig and "Ravishing" Rick Roode.
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Yeah, I meant the California Science Center exhibit
Nothing at Burbank Target really, except more strangers. Where're these guys coming from? :P
TONS of Order 66, though. There's a Saesee Tiin fighter that's been kickin around a couple days, probably still there. One of the strangers passed it up after a thorough examination.


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The Rockets' Red Glare
Credit: Chris Edward Moran
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The fireworks bursting in air! The Fourth of July and other holidays are widely celebrated with vibrant, exciting fireworks displays. Did you ever wonder how fireworks work?
The Back Story
- All fireworks work the same basic way. A fuse ignites gunpowder, which explodes.
- Fireworks also contain small amounts of alkaline Earth metals, such as magnesium, calcium, barium, or strontium. These metals get really hot when the fireworks explode and glow in brilliant colors.
- The metals are the secret to the breathtaking beauty of fireworks. Watch this video to learn more about how fireworks work: http://news.discovery.com/tech/videos/how-fireworks-work-video.htm
Show What You Know
Further explore the science of fireworks at the links below. Then answer the following questions.
- http://www.decodedscience.com/how-chemical-reactions-in-fireworks-produce-sounds-and-colors/1508
- http://scifun.chem.wisc.edu/chemweek/fireworks/fireworks.htm
- What chemicals are in gunpowder (also called black powder)? What roles do they play?
- Describe the basic chemistry behind a fireworks explosion.
- Explain how salts of different alkaline Earth metals give fireworks their glowing colors.
- Identify the colors produced by different alkaline Earth metals.


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By Tiernan Ray
Shares of Internet coupon purveyor Groupon (GRPN) are down $2.57, or 14%, at $15.75 after the company late Friday revised its reported revenue and profit for Q4 and said that it had found insufficient controls over financial reporting.
Bloomberg's Douglas MacMillan today expands upon the topic of Groupon's troubles with accounting, saying the disclosure raises "questions about why Groupon's auditor, Ernst & Young LLP, didn't point out concerns sooner," citin Susquehanna Financial Group's Herman Leung.
My colleague Johanna Bennett today reiterates a bearish view by the magazine and online going back to October in the Barron's Take.
A bullish take was offered this morning by The Benchmark Company's Clay Moran, who reiterated a Buy rating, while cutting his price target to $28 from $32, writing that the revision is "unfortunate but not indicative of a meaningful adverse change in the business or market opportunity."
The change itself, writes Moran, is because Groupon is sending out more pricey daily deals:
Refund activity rose as Groupon has expanded into higher-priced deals such as Lasik eye surgery, multi-visit spa deals or price fix restaurant meals. This change in the business model expands the addressable market but also alters refund levels. We do not believe this represents a change in consumer behavior. The total refund reserve at 4Q11 was $67 million, acceptable given that 4Q11 gross billings were over $1.2 billion.
Moran thinks Q1 might actually be a little better than the current estimate of $531.6 million in revenue and 2-cent-per-share profit being modeled, given that the company reiterated its outlook despite higher reserve accruals.
The stock received two downgrades today, with Stifel Nicolaus's Jordan Rohan cutting his rating on the shares to Sell from Hold, and Merrill Lynch's Justin Post cut his rating to Neutral from Buy.
Writes Post, "Groupon has been our most disappointing call in 2012 as we thought 4Q margin upside, a rebound in 4Q take rates, and data suggesting an improving competitive landscape would improve sentiment on the stock.
"While free cash flow for 2011 remains unchanged (but 2012 may be affected), and Groupon re-affirmed its 1Q outlook, an accounting restatement is a serious issue that will further undermine confidence in a clearly dynamic business."
Post cut his estimate for this year to $2.3 billion and 18 cents from a prior $2.32 billion and 37 cents, and cut 2013′s outlook to $3.10 billion and 78 cents from a prior $3.26 billion and 87 cents.
That is below analysts' estimates of $2.33 billion and 20 cents for this year, though Post's 2013 estimate is above the consensus of $2.99 billion and 74 cents.
JP Morgan's Doug Anmuth reiterates a Neutral rating on the shares, writing that the restatement represents "growing pains" and is "not quite as bad as it looks."
Anmuth, like Moran, thinks the reiteration of Q1 means there may be upside.
He also doesn't see any "softening" of Groupon's "model."
However, he does thinks shares will be "under pressure as investors grow increasingly frustrated with the quality of Groupon's disclosures and internal processes."
Anmuth cut his price target to $22 from $24 on lower estimates. He now models $2.26 billion in revenue and 12 cents EPS this year, down from a prior $2.29 billion and 19 cents. For 2013, he now models $3.01 billion, down from $3.03 billion, and 82 cents a share, down from 91 cents.
B Riley & Co.'s Sameet Sinha reiterated a Sell rating on the shares, writing that "Admittedly, GRPN has grown at a blistering rate and systems always have trouble keeping pace," but that, "it also seems the terminal guidance provided by the company does not hold true and growth rates and margins will be lower than promised during the IPO."
Sinha cut his estimate for this year to $2.19 billion in revenue and a loss of 11 cents a share from a prior $2.23 billion and 10 cents profit.
Credit Suisse's Spencer Wang reiterated a Neutral rating and a $20 price target, writing that the restatement was a result of product mix and the fact that "the bar for satisfaction rose" for the company's daily deals.
"At this stage, we are willing to give Groupon the benefit of the doubt as our survey work suggests that the company's business model and value proposition are sustainable," writes Wang.
Raymond James's Aaron Kessler reitertes a Market Perform rating, writing that "We believe the restatement and weakness in internal controls reflects the risks of an early stage business model."
At the same time, "its business is now much more complicated than during previous years, and we expect Groupon to be in compliance by then end of 2012."


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Sailing journalist, Ben Gladwell (NZL), as well as being forward hand on an 18fter, is also regular foredeck crew aboard top TP52, V5, sailing out of Auckland, New Zealand. Their notable wins in 2012 included first monohull in the tempestuous Auckland Noumea race, and again in the 2012 Coastal Classic.
With the Short Handed Series coming up in Auckland and the Fiji Race just a few weeks away, maybe it is time to think about your sailing gear. Ben has been using Zhik gear on both the 18fter and the TP52. Here's what he looks for to stay as dry and warm as possible, while still being able to work in some very awkward situations.
The bow of a TP 52 is hardly the driest place on earth, so unless you like spending your day sailing around in soaking shorts and a t-shirt, having some decent kit is really important, especially heading into winter.
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What makes the REZISEAL smock a standout for me is the seals themselves. Instead of being latex, like the seals used by other brands, these are much more resilient to UV, so the smock doesn't need to be sent off to have the seals replaced because they have started to perish.
Another great feature of this smock is the large chest pocket, which closes with Velcro. Pockets such as these are normally found on much bulkier 'ocean' grade smocks but are perfect for inshore sailing as well. They are easy to access in a hurry with one hand (instead of trying to stuff a hand through a small opening in a zip somewhere) and give you enough room to hold multiple sail-ties, lashings or what ever else you might need to get your hands on in a rush.
For both inshore racing and offshore the ISOTAK salopettes are a great option. They provide more coverage area than standard overalls, so can be worn without a jacket if the conditions don't mean that you are threatened by a wave trying to dive down the back of your neck. Once again, they are light and moving around doesn't feel at all restricted.
As it gets colder, thermals and mid layers become more crucial. Zhik has some top kit to wear underneath your foul weather gear when it gets chilly. Their HYDROMERINO thermals are made from super fine merino wool, which has natural odour reducing properties and automatically wicks away moisture from your skin.
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I guess I am old school in this respect, I use thick lubes on spool shafts and thin oils on other moving parts like handle shafts, etc. I do not use any exterior protectant, machined anodized bar stock reels seem to hold their own with a good cleaning.
I clean off any factory lube and use lithium grease on the spool shaft, it lasts almost a whole season. I pay particular attention to the spool release device, cleaning it regularly and lubing it so that some squirt thru the little release thing. Wipe it clean and push the spool on and off a few times till it stops. Then I silicone over the screw heads that attach the reel foot, because they are seldom removed from the rod and can corrode in the hard-to-flush space between rod and reel foot.
I spray or drop oil lube the handle so it spins nice on the shaft once in a while.
I also use lube on the click pawl which is a leaf spring device; but if it gets old it cancels out the click. This requires maintenance about once for every second spool shaft greasing.
Delrin drags require zero lubrication, in fact you can mess them up with lube. So the drag surfaces are never greased or oiled, just kept clean. Cork drags require the extra maint, but well worth it.
Between trips I soak the reel and rinse the line afterwards assuming the salt as become soluable. I then put the hose on the reel spool so that it spins and throws water in a big diameter like a water wheel (you can get it to throw 6 feet if you want) I purposely change the direction of the water to slow it down, stop it, etc. Of course it only spins one way.
Once in a while I will strip the line into a full sink of water. Then at the end of the season I give everything a thorough treatment and put it away for the following April/May. I enjoyed having a reel ready for action at the spring clave.
I am a lousy car mechanic but I sure love to dissect reels and put them back together! Unlike the car I never end up with spare parts
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I'm not so sure about wd40. It seems kind of light. Pen makes a good all around lube, and I have used super lube with good results.
There are a few good specialty line dressings on the market; Russ Peak's is very good, very slick. I have heard that Armour All works, but then I have heard that it is not good for the line. Any one else?
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Two weeks of almost daily fishing tested my gear to the max. Time to pamper it a bit with a through tuneup. What's your preferred method for avoiding the problems of the salt? I typically soak the reels in a warm lightly soapy basin for about 30 minutes followed by a coldwater rinse, air dry on the bench and then WD-40 on all the moving parts before reassembly.
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Wow, cool packages going out and coming in!
My SP got her package and thanked me, hopefully she'll be able to post a pic. Since I'm about brain dead on what I sent, except some halloween thingies :D
OHHHOHHH OOHHHH I got a squishie in the mail yesterday!!! It was from Grandma Peg. In it I got a wonderful Sunflower pin she made from a fall colored yoyo. Great idea for the pin wheels! Also included were handmade crocheted rags. My grandmother makes these as well. In fact I went to see her today and she was making another one then.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE fall so there was a large piece of beautiful fall material! In fact I got an applique book for table runners in the mail today and this material will go perfectly for the fall runner. Also included was a "friction pen', I have not seen one of those before and am not sure how to use it. Any ideas?
This was my first package and it was a great one, (first of 3 for this swap I meant, I've done this swap for a year now & enjoy each one) LOL :)
Thanks Peg for the great package!!!! :) :)
Take that dog with you. Maybe she needs to get over herself...now.
what level of training...if Meadow is with you, Meadow is probably so much more than screaming kids running around. Glad your sticking to your ground. Paws up to you.
Brenda - So sorry you are not an entrant in the mini-quilt contest. I like doing the small, and relatively quick things, so perhaps I'll join the doll quilt swap sometime after the first of the year. I'll wager that there are some lovely things being swapped.
Krystyna - There are so many arteries on Long Island. Here are the first three I thought of - LIE, CIP, and Hwy 27A. (decided not to name the last one in words). I'm pretty certain that your SP partner's street name is not Long Island Expressway or Cross Island Parkway. This is a stumper and I won't sleep tonight..!!!
I have a problem - I have too much stuff I want to send to my SP. But I suppose that's not such a bad problem, right? Among the things I am sending are animal snacks and toys. Happy guessing.
My sp will have mail tomorrow :) She is south of me (but aren't you all?).
Good luck on the mini quilt entry Sharon. Carpe Diem and glad to hear you went for it.
Hmm I think one of Brenda's sps might be Krystyna. just a hunch. And maybe Krystyna has me...if so don't forget to stick in one of those sparkely round things you found last summer when you were reorganizing. I still want one! Oh drat! I don't think there is even a street on K's island that has the same name as my street. Looks like a great package though.
Lots of nice packages being received!
Well my zip could be one added to someone else's and add to 35 so vanogay your package could be coming to me. Hmmm,
Crafty Darlene have a good trip-I hope you will have a way to keep in touch, still want to try to meet up when you get here.
Mamahauser the Canadian swappers are north of you.
Ok past the bedtime again but at least I caught up. My package to my sp will go out Friday or Sat. She had a few colors she likes and a few colors she doesn't like.


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He was never rich, never drove a Cadillac, still won't drive anything japanese, but managed to put his three daughters through college with his savings and a little help from scholarships.
He and my grandmother have been able to remain in their tiny coal-town home, and not go bankrupt due to medical expenses because of his union retirement pension. And he still ain't driving Cadillacs, just dodges.
HE is what made this country strong. Any problems with that?
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
I always loved that argument. If it wasn't for the unions we wouldn't make neare anything. Guess what stuff wouldn't cost as much either. Unions make costs of labor higher which in turn makes cost of goods higher.
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
It is possible that unions were a needed instrument of evolution of the industrial age, much like other historical progressions toward a better understanding of how working with the labor force can benefit both management and workers. However, it can then be time to move toward the next step in the evolution. I believe that next step is for workers and management to realize that each is important to the ultimate goal of producing quality in their products (or services) for the benefit of the customers, the workers, and the shareholders. Some small businesses, and some pretty large ones, have done that even without the presence of unions.
We might look to Japan where companies attempt to give workers a sense of familial attachment to the company. Perhaps it was a lesson learned from the history of union activity, or perhaps it was also due in part to their culture.
We should always be ready learn from history. The good that the unions did, is something to learn from. The harm that came with power of unions and the abuses that took place are also something to learn from. I don't think management can ever again take their labor force for granted as they did before the age of unions.
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Unions drive up labor rates by restricting competition of workers. That should be considered anti-trust, but it is supported by the politicians in exchange for hefty contributions. If unions would team with management and focus on increasing worker productivity instead of trying to create make work jobs. Then workers could truly earn pensions and such instead of extorting them.
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Lyerla all day!!!! Ill pass on huff
You gotta give the rest of us a chance to catch up. We typically don't know anything about prospects until a) We either really suck during the season or b) The season is completely over.
As far as tight ends go, I'm really high on Austin Seferain-Jenkins of Washington and Randall Telfer of USC, but you can't watch Lyerla and not like him. Seferain-Jenkins and Telfer are more athletic, but Lyerla is just nasty. When I watch Lyerla I think of Csonka as a tight end.
Lyerla will be a receiving machine, but he's a bit of a prima donna. Huff will be a great get for someone, very sneaky with wheels. But the Duck I'd want is D'Anthony Thomas. That's your slot guy.
Lyerla for sure has a unique skill set and I see a combination of Gronk and Graham...
depending on what happens with Keller, if he comes back fully from the injury, Miami will most likely resign him. Also will depend on Simms and his development in his first year.
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A Salem, MA, radio DJ receives a mysterious record that unleashes a diabolical force of evil in this slow-burn shocker written and directed by Rob Zombie, and produced by Paranormal Activity's Oren Peli. Back in 1696, Reverend Jonathan Hawthorne (Andrew Prine) condemned a coven of witches led by Margaret Morgan (Meg Foster) to death, burning them without remorse in the woods surrounding Salem. Just over 300 years later, the small town has become a beacon for anyone interested in the supernatural. Heidi Hawthorne (Sheri Moon Zombie), Herman "Whitey" Salvador (Jeffrey Daniel Phillips) and Herman Jackson (Ken Foree) are the hosts of a popular Salem radio show with a playful occult slant. One day, after interviewing noted author Francis Matthias (Bruce Davison) on the air, Heidi receives a package containing a record from a band named the Lords. The following day, when Heidi plays the record on the airwaves, a strange spell falls over the locals.
Later, as the Lords announce they will be performing a concert in town and the typically carefree Heidi grows increasingly withdrawn, Matthias senses that the sins of the past may be returning to haunt Salem. And he couldn't be more right — something wicked has returned to this cursed town, and with each day that passes, Heidi slips ever deeper into its sinister grasp. Patricia Quinn, Dee Wallace, Michael Berryman, and Sid Haig co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Dear Alibi,
A recent story on KRQE News 13 that depicts a recycling driver backing up on a one-way street fails to put the blame where it rightfully belongs: on the shoulders of Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry.
Berry cut 180 jobs out of the city budget this year.
This is on top of the 250 jobs he eliminated last year.
These moves were both ill-advised and nonsensical at the time they were implemented, and now Albuquerque is experiencing their real-world effects.
Aside from increasing unemployment in the midst of a recession, Berry's hatchet job created a shortage of workers in all city departments, including the sanitation department, where there just aren't enough drivers to pick up Albuquerque's trash today.
This has created situations where sanitation workers have had to take shortcuts and rush to get the job done, including driving backwards down one-way streets.
To make matters worse, Albuquerque's Solid Waste Department has compounded the problem by reducing the number of residential routes for garbage and recycling pickup, even as the number of homes that require these services has risen.
With fewer trucks on the road and fewer sanitation workers in the trucks, the city's remaining drivers have had to stuff their trucks full to bursting, exceeding their legal carrying limits in many cases by about 2,000 to 9,000 pounds per vehicle.
Berry's short-term cost-cutting strategies will not only degrade public safety and Albuquerque's quality of life, they will also cost taxpayers more in the long run.
More overworked drivers and overloaded garbage trucks mean less safety, greater potential for accidents, higher vehicle maintenance and gas costs, and more strain on Albuquerque's already battered streets and roads.
In times like these, we need our policymakers and department heads to make levelheaded decisions using common sense and critical thinking.
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[Arts, "TED Time!" July 14-20] My favorite TED video is the one by John Wooden on true success.
He makes you realize that we need to be able to close the doors behind us in order to open the doors ahead of us. Also what he says about doing the best you can will get you what you SHOULD get, not necessarily what you want. Finally, the quote by Cervantes "the journey is better than the end" ... getting there is the fun.
I've never been able to attend a TED Conference in person but always hear about how they have changed people's lives. I'm in that phase of my life now after turning 50 years old in 2009. Still on my journey ...
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By Tiernan Ray
Another day, another dour PC note.
Barclays Capital's Raimo Lenschow this morning reiterates and Equal Weight rating on shares of Microsoft (MSFT), and a $31 price target, after cutting his estimates for Windows sales for this fiscal year and next, writing that "So far, it appears Windows 8 has not been the major catalyst many expected," and that there is a "lack of a meaningful reaction in the PC market from the launch and a weak ramp in Surface unit volume, in our view. "
Lenschow's Windows revenue estimate goes to $20.8 billion in revenue this fiscal year ending n June from a prior $22.7 billion, and cut 2014′s estimate to $21.2 billion from a prior $25.3 billion.
That brings Lenschow's total financial model for Microsoft to $80.14 billion this year, and $2.91 per share in profit. That is in line with the consensus $80 billion and $2.86.
Lenschow breaks down his projections into two parts: Windows revenue obtained through PC sales, as opposed to software upgrades, and Windows Revenue that would come from the sale of tablet computers, of which he's also modeling lower unit shipments.
On the PC front, Lenschow sees 70% of enterprise Windows purchases coming through new PC sales, versus just 30% of consumer Windows purchases. The result is that Windows revenue might decline 3.2% this year, which is not as bad as the decline in overall PC shipments:
In FY13, upgrade fees for Windows 8 and the continued migration of enterprises to Windows 7 from Windows XP (leveraging desktop virtualization and thus no incremental hardware) will help Windows growth outpace the decline in PC shipments in our view; although our growth forecasts have come down with the series of negative data points from the PC supply chain discussed previously. By FY15, we see the decline in PC-related Windows revenue being more in line with PC shipments.
Total revenue of Windows running on a PC Will decline 3.2% in fiscal 2013, according to this model, to $18.33 billion.
But the second part, Windows for tablet computers, is the real problem for Microsoft, from Lenschow's point of view, as he believes tablets are cannibalizing PC sales, and Microsoft's Surface tablet appears not To be picking up the slack:
The remaining piece of Window revenue, which will be new this quarter, is generated from the sale of Windows-based tablets. When we last published our estimates following Microsoft's Q1FY13 results, we used a Surface unit sale estimate of two million for the December quarter. This estimate was based on a loose initial read on build data from the supply chain, but was admittedly very uncertain, partially due to the lack of any guidance from the company. Based on the most recent data points from the Asian supply chain and the thus far very limited distribution, this estimate has proven to be too high. Accordingly, we are revising down our Q2FY13 Surface unit estimate to 700k. Given our estimated average selling price (ASP) of $550 per unit (only Surface RT in Q2), this unit estimate reduction accounts for $715m or 81% of the cut to our total Windows revenue estimate for Q2FY13.
Microsoft shares today are down 20 cents, or 0.7%, at $27.04.


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NEW YORK ((MarketWatch) — Barack Obama quietly took the oath of office on Sunday in a small White House ceremony that begins the 51-year-old president's second term.
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President Obama is sworn into office in a private ceremony at the White House on Sunday. Supreme Court Chief Justice administers the oath. Photo: Associated Press
Chief Justice John Roberts began administering the oath at 11:55 a.m. Eastern, with Sunday the constitutionally mandated date for the president to take office.
Unlike a public scenario four years ago that had the chief justice inverting some words and Obama repeating the mistakes, Roberts on Sunday administered the oath faithfully, and Obama repeated it correctly.
The president's wife, Michelle, and their daughters, Sasha and Malia, witnessed the Blue Room ceremony, which was shown live on the White House website.
The understated and brief event comes a day ahead of public inaugural festivities that will have Obama repeating the ceremony Monday, and giving his inaugural address at the U.S. Capitol., where thousands are expected to gather on the National Mall.
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Vice President Joseph Biden takes the oath of office Sunday morning at a small ceremony at his official residence on the grounds of Washington's U.S. Naval Observatory. Photo: Associated Press
The first black U.S. president first took office in an economy mired in recession. He defeated Republican Mitt Romney, a former Massachusetts governor, in November to win a second term.
Obama now faces negotiations with Republican members of Congress lawmakers over raising the nation's debt ceiling and reducing federal spending.
Vice President Joe Biden was sworn in earlier Sunday at the vice presidential residence, with Supreme Court Justice Sonya Sotomayor administering the oath.
Before being sworn in, Obama and Biden laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery.


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yeah gotta have somewhere to kick the Ocelot poop into.
Hmm..I need one of those for my sister's dog.
The poopy patrol would be much nicer with instant hole.
Woke up at 345.
Work 4a-1p.
OT doing camera work for college hoops 2 til 10-11ish
Wake back up at 345.
Oh the life I lead.
You'll be sorry, Pee-Wee Herman!
damn. I'm awake. and up. plans ruined. RUINED!!!!
today I will be cutting my hair. uploading pics to facebook. tidying my room. and finishing off the evening with my very close friend as he subjects me to a viewing of Underworld. which is more active than I'm used to on a saturday.
I spent last Saturday packing for my trip to San Diego. This Saturday has just begun, so I'm not sure how I'll be spending it. Most likely just resting after the surgery, staying in at the hotel. Rather nice hotel if you ask me.
2015 RFL Thank You to, TeeEye7 & Slicker, JediTricks, Tycho, El Chuxter, and Darth Jax!!!!
Be an organ donor, save lives!
Answering emails and private messages because I made some one cry on another site. In between that I've been playing Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix on Wii.
Star Wars & GI Joe Customs
HAVES: HK-50 Head, Capt Typho & GI Joe fodder available still
Wants:L8-L9 Head, YVH-1 Complete (as possible),R7-T1 Complete (as possible),R7-Z0 Complete (as possible)
Yesterday: awakened after my first slept-in night in ages. Watched the rerun of CW cartoon (good episode), finished my had-to-complete grading, organized my tax documents for such a later activity, cleaned a couple rooms (including some SW lists for items bought over the last month), watched far too much TV, ate lunch and dinner in between, went to bed. Notice no showering there. I shall do so today (in a few minutes from now, in fact).
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
I watched movies practically all day long. It was tempting to go outside and do something with the warmer temps and all, but the ground is so squishy and muddy from all the snow melt. Good to see all the snow gone though.
Took care of my cranky, bronchitis-wracked wife (still doing same today). She's been off work this past week convalescing. Even though weak as a kitten, she's breathing flames at everyone because of her illness.
You always hurt the one you love. . The trick is not to take it personally!
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Is Lifetime pioneering a new form of television entertainment called "let's reenact a real event you can just YouTube"? Will their next project be a reenactment of the 2011 Oscars, with different actors playing James Franco and Anne Hathaway, but never showing what drama went on behind-the-scenes? Actually, put a pin in that, Lifetime, I'd still watch it. More


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Sorry for you loss John.
Sorry for you loss John.
I have learned I need these dogs much more than they need me. Tim Bockmon
I'm so sorry John. You had a great time knowing and loving him. He will be missed.
John, my heart truly breaks for you and Mrs. Cheryl. I know a piece of your soul is gone. But what a blessed, blessed boy Yoda was to have you and the life you provided. Not to mention all your love.
Please know you are in my prayers.
God Bless You,
Don't bother to just be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try to be better than yourself.
William Faulkner
That last photo was a real heartbreaker. An old dog, resting in the boat with a warm coat over him. Condolences to you, but what fine memories you have.
Very sorry for your loss... Wonderful pictures and awesome tribute..
I'm sorry John. It's tough when the old ones pass. They mean so much to us.
Howard Niemi
You really gotta be careful about how high a pedestal you put your method, your accomplishments, your dog on. There's usually someone who's done more, somewhere. And they may have used a different method than you did! Chris Atkinson 2013
get your dog out and TRAIN! caryalsobrook 2013
So very sorry John. Glad I got to spend a little time with Yoda at WRRC - what a sweet old guy! So hard to lose those really special ones...
Good luck in TX - Yoda will be with you in spirit.
Sorry to hear the news John, he was good one. Saw him win a qual here in UT and was very impressed with him. Cherish the memories.
John -
It's hard to think of words to say. Don't know you or Yoda but I felt him come to life in your tribute and that's a joy.
WRC HR Lennoxlove's Run with Wolves JH, WCX ("Cheyenne") ... still so fondly remembered
HRCh Struan's Devil's in De Tails SH, WCX ("Lucy") ... as is her daughter
SR CH Struan's Flight of Fancy JH ("Muse")
Struan's Master of the Hunt JH, WC ("Charlie")
Struan's Just Plain Perfect ("Jane")
CH Struan's Driving Us Crazy ("Daisy") ... the baby in charge
Dixie ... the "spare parts" dog
I'm so sorry. Run free sweet Yoda.
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And therein lies the problem. When it stated should not normally exceed 100 yds there were always judges pushing out to 120-130 yds. Now that it states 150 yds, there will be judges that have to push out to 170-180 yds. Today in training we ran 4 marks, 2 check down at 100 or so yds, 1 at 200 yds and one at 250-275 yds. Even with white on, the long gunner was hard to see with the dead yellow grass and the sun overhead. How much harder for the dog when there is nothing to focus on.
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Exactly. Although I think the intent was to give judges options when faced with no terain, it will soon be what you said with other factors to deal with.
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Mike Zambidis Victorious in Greece, Albert Kraus Not So Lucky in Russia
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Saturday was a pretty odd day for the world of fighting. The threat of nuclear meltdown hangs over the collective heads of those in Northeastern Japan, leaving the fight industry there just an afterthought. In between concern over their lives and the lives of their friends and loved ones, you could see fighters on Twitter expressing confusion over what was going on in America, but it passed, as actual pressing matters took over.
In the states, debate, concern, gloating and groaning took place as it was announced that Zuffa, parent company of the UFC purchased top competitor Strikeforce. We are still yet to see exactly how it unfolds, but watching the United States MMA scene over the next two years will be very, very interesting to say the least.
We also got to see Fight Code put on Oktagon, a show featuring Giorgio Petrosyan vs. Cosmo Alexandre, as well as a fantastic top-to-bottom card to support said fight. But there were some other fights of interest in the kickboxing world. In Greece, hometown hero "Iron" Mike Zambidis, better known to some fans simply as ZAMBO outclassed Ali Gunyar on the Iron Challenge event.
The other big fight of note was Albert Kraus fought in Russia against a hometown fighter, Batu Khasikov. This was set to be a tune-up fight for Kraus, but much like Andy Souwer's tune-up fight in Spain, Kraus found himself on the bottom half of a decision and a disappointing end to his Russian excursion.
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Final Board Meeting For Dr. John May As ACCC Concludes Its Fiscal Year
June 30, 2005Atlantic Cape Community Colleges Board of Trustees handled a host of year-end business and recognized Dr. John May on his last meeting as president when they met in regular session June 28.
In Personnel Matters:
The board approved these promotions:
--John Mohr of Egg Harbor City, from director of student services for Worthington City Center, to director of student services for Worthington City Center and Cape May County, effective June 29.
--Susanne Sacchetti of Egg Harbor Township, from library specialist to librarian I, effective June 29.
The retirement of Eleanor Fay Newman of Millville, a third-shift housekeeper, facilities management, was accepted, effective Nov. 1. The board extended its appreciation for her 18 years of service and best wishes for health and happiness in her retirement.
Insurance Coverage Renewed
Following board action, the college will stay in the N.J. Community College Insurance Pool for two forms of insurance coverage. For the coming year, the college will pay $123,168 for workers compensation insurance and up to $247,436 for special commercial package, auto and fleet, umbrella liability, school leaders errors and omissions, boiler/machinery and environmental coverage, which will be provided through Borden Perlman. Trustee Lynn Kramer congratulated the college for obtaining insurance at such a good price.
Funds Allocated for Deferred Maintenance and Capital Improvements:
The board voted to transfer $1.5 million from the FY04 unrestricted fund balance to the FY05 unrestricted plant fund to address items from the colleges Facilities Master Plan maintenance needs. Trustee Eric Reynolds, chairperson of the long-range planning committee, distributed a list of priorities and asked trustees to review it for action in July.
Purchases, Contracts Approved:
--State contract for lease/purchase of Xerox copier, 60 months, academic division office operational budget, total of $51,729.
--Software maintenance, IBM annual mainframe maintenance, information technology services operational budget, IBM Corporation, Smyrna, Ga., $80,948.
--State contract for carpeting in the Casino Career Institute mock casino, WACC renewals and replacements operational budget, Commercial Interiors Director, Pompton Lakes, $34,967.
--Central Storeroom supplies, four vendors, total of $26,329.
--Paper and envelopes, two vendors, total of $33,873.
--Custodial supplies, four vendors, total of $45,072.
--Computer lab furniture, five computer labs at Cape May County campus, Herbert Farkus Co., Whippany, $38,855.
--Science supplies and equipment for the Cape May County campus, two vendors, total of $103,992.
--Multimedia consoles for the Cape May County campus, Troxell Communications, $58,096.
--Louis J. Greco of Somers Point, college counsel, a one-year reappointment at the retainer of $35,612 a year, plus an hourly rate of $104.10 for litigation and off-campus hearings.
--A one-year contract for the firm of Ford, Scott, Seidenburg & Kennedy of Ocean City for audit services for FY05, at a fee not to exceed $28,775. The board treasurer will contact the firms partner to review the importance of meeting deadlines outlined in the colleges RFP.
Board Authorizes College To Seek These Grants:
--U.S. Dept. of Labor Culinary Partners Initiative, Nov. 1, 2005-Oct. 31, 2008, a maximum of $2 million. ACCC would partner with communities colleges and workforce investment boards in West Virginia and San Diego for the project.
--National Council for Workforce Education and Jobs for the Future Breaking Through Grant, Jan. 1, 2006-Dec. 31, 2008, for a maximum of $250,000. The grant would help low-literacy adults prepare for and succeed in occupational and technical programs.
In Other Business:
--Treasurer Nicholas Talvacchia offered highlights from the monthly financial report, which was approved. The college expects to end the year with a $1 million margin.
--Talvacchia said the follow-up report now being prepared by college auditors on the international program should be ready for review at the July board meeting.
--The board designated all FDIC banks and savings and loan associations authorized to do business in Atlantic and Cape May counties as official depositories and outlined check signing policies.
--Five students and one Atlantic City resident voiced concerns about a range of issues, speaking for more than an hour. Matters raised by one student included proper use of and information about student club monies; use of the college van for clubs; nepotism; and confidentiality of student records. Atlantic City students asked questions about access to a library at the City Center and the possibility of expanded class offerings there. They also raised concerns about classroom management, being deprived of a learning experience and race and harassment issues they allege have arisen in a class they are taking this semester. Chairman Brian Lefke said the board would look into the matters. Trustee Kramer said she welcomed public comment, but suggested the board implement a time limit for such comments in the future.
--In the Foundation Report, it was noted that the Leaves for Learning campaign has brought in more than $69,000, exceeding its goal by 38 percent. The donor recognition wall will be unveiled as part of the Cape May County campus grand opening Aug. 24.
--Fifty students are enrolled in the summer Kids College program in Atlantic City, Bobby Royal reported for the Minority Affairs Committee.
Trustees Applaud Dr. May at Last Meeting
Trustee Elizabeth Dworsky praised Dr. John May at his final board meeting. Thank you, Dr. May, for your years of service to the college You have been a forerunner in preparing the school for the future. Members of the board and staff gave Dr. May a standing ovation.
In the Presidents Report:
--Dr. May deferred a report he was planning to give in a closed session at the end of the meeting about the future of the college. He said in light of the length of the meeting, he would distribute it to trustees for their review.
The next meeting of the Board of Trustees will be held at 7 p.m., Tuesday, July 26, in J-202. All are welcome to attend.


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Has anyone successfully installed any flavor of Linux on an ASUS Rampage IV Extreme with an Intel Core i7 3960 (3300) processor?
I have done with Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.
1. All 6 cores of the CPU work.
2. All 16 Gb of memory accessible
3. USB works
4. No problem with SATA hard drives.
5. GeForce GTX 560 Ti that I use for graphics is alive.
7. Network requires e1000e-1.9.5 driver, google for it.
8. Azalia audio is not even visibe from Linux, use PCI-Express or USB sound.
9. The only working sensors are CPU temperature core sensors but only from kernel 3.0.0 and after loading coretemp.
The card seems thinking a lot before booting the operating system, so do expect to demonstrate lightning fast startup times. However when one booted it is fast.


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