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8644013 | Movable hinge A movable hinge to pivotally couple a base and a back panel of an electronic device includes a first slide portion and a second slide portion slidable against the first slide portion. The first slide portion includes a track portion and a first sloped surface connec... | 02/04/2014 |
7152376 | Gutter emptying system This invention permits use of a conventional rain gutter system and downspout, and other gutter profiles as described to be converted into a dumpable rain gutter system which can be easily cleaned. This low profile gutter tilting system, which has few moving parts, ... | 12/26/2006 |
7065832 | Upper hinge assembly for refrigerator door An upper hinge assembly for pivotally mounting a door to a refrigerator cabinet includes an aligning plate fixedly secured atop a hinge plate to the cabinet. Once the hinge and aligning plates are factory set in position, with tight tolerances between fasteners and ... | 06/27/2006 |
6938665 | Door A door frame with a substantially continuous sealing surface supports a door with a substantially continuous sealing member mounted thereon. A stepped U-shaped frame member has an opening at one end that is closed with a square-cut member, such as a threshold. The f... | 09/06/2005 |
6539598 | Hinge component blank made from a rolled or drawn profiled material strip In a hinge-part blank made from a rolled or drawn profiled strip of stock that is separated into the individual hinge-part blanks by beam-cutting along an oblique boundary line (I) followed by parting along a parting line (II), the profiled strip of stock... | 04/01/2003 |
6493906 | Hinge structure A hinge structure which is invisible from the front of the panel to be opened, the hinge structure comprising a first member which has first and second pins extending upwardly and a second member which has first and second slots to receive the first and s... | 12/17/2002 |
6154926 | Reinforcing device A new reinforcing device for reinforcing the union of a metal door jamb (or frame) and a hinge of an attached door for helping prevent the bending and breaking of the door jamb and the sagging of the door from the weight of the door, especially on a metal... | 12/05/2000 |
6152411 | Computer keyboard tray A keyboard tray assembly includes a tray having a front end and a bottom wall with an upper surface. A front wall is rotatably secured to the front end of the tray by a first hinge. The front wall is rotatable between an up position and a down position. T... | 11/28/2000 |
6068358 | Cabinet for accepting electrical and electronic components A cabinet for the acceptance of electrical and electronic components includes a rack to which a door leaf 8 having a hinge 2 as well as wall elements are mounted in a detachable fashion, the hinge 2 having at least one stationary section 3 attached to a s... | 05/30/2000 |
6039419 | Foldable ready-to-use entertainment stand A preassembled, foldable entertainment stand for a computer printer and the like is disclosed having a folded and erect configuration wherein a vertical back panel pivotally carries a plurality of vertical shelf panels. The shelf panels fold upwardly to a... | 03/21/2000 |
5997113 | Hand foldable and portable furniture A hand foldable and portable article of furniture comprising planar back and right and left side members hinged at edge surfaces thereof such that the right and left side members swing between a folded position with the side members on a back of the back ... | 12/07/1999 |
5964499 | Door-mounted gasket for comb-type rear frame An improved sealing device has a base platform supporting at least an inner sealing member and an outer sealing member. The outer sealing member has a main body portion of substantially uniform thickness along its height, which is taller than the inner se... | 10/12/1999 |
5735085 | Hinged downspout The top wall of the horizontal spout section of a downspout assembly is cut away at the inlet end to create a notch such that interference with the top wall of the outlet end of the elbow section will be avoided when the horizontal section is pivoted to a... | 04/07/1998 |
5595426 | Locker door retrofit assembly A locker door retrofit assembly is disclosed which is adapted for replacing door assemblies on metallic or other lockers with a plastic door assembly. The locker door retrofit assembly may include a plastic jamb hinge that covers the existing hinge and a ... | 01/21/1997 |
5570917 | Home security interlocking hinges and striker plates This security system will prevent the door casing from failing upon a forced entry attempt into a home by forming a rigid connection from the door casing with said security system to the wall interior structure. It will enable the wall interior structure ... | 11/05/1996 |
5544595 | Security hinge for gaming device A hinge arrangement for a gaming device includes a hinge pivotally connecting a cabinet access door to a cabinet. The cabinet access door and the cabinet form a gap therebetween adjacent the hinge when the cabinet access door is closed, but the hinge form... | 08/13/1996 |
5426822 | Hinge structure A hinge structure having a leaf having knuckles so formed that leaves having two identical such knuckle structures can be joined together to form a hinge, rather than requiring knuckle structures that are not identical. The hinge structure can have plates... | 06/27/1995 |
5391049 | Dual plate catcher for use in a component stacker A catcher for use in a component stacker for holding stacks of product die-cut from a continuous sheet of material. The catcher includes two catcher plates attached to a pivot pin for upward and downward pivoting between generally horizontal and generally... | 02/21/1995 |
5224241 | Gate hinge assembly A gate hinge member is designed for attachment to a metal T-post fence post. The gate hinge comprises at least one pair of first and second L-shaped hinge members, which are secured by means of a U-shaped fastener to the T-post in a tight wedged relations... | 07/06/1993 |
5199218 | Gate hinge A hinge for mounting a wooden gate to a wooden fence post. This hinge features a protected pivot point so as to minimize deterioration of the pivot point by weathering, lips that coact with the fence post so as to counter act gate sagging over time and th... | 04/06/1993 |
5172452 | Hinge with opening occupied by an intumescent material A hinge for use with a fire door has a blade in which there are formed a number of screw holes and a larger opening. The larger opening is filled with an intumescent material.... | 12/22/1992 |
5172529 | Hinged wire management cover panel A panel (12) is mounted to a partition (10) by a hinge (50). The panel (12) includes a support member (118) which is pivotably mounted to a bracket (102) on the panel (12). The support member (118) includes a pedestal (120) which is adapted to engage the ... | 12/22/1992 |
5076017 | Safety door assembly including safety hinge The safety hinge is proposed for use to eliminate pinching of fingers in the area between a door frame and the hinge edge of a door panel. The hinge comprises interlocking hinge sections each including mounting flange, an arm extending perpendicularly fro... | 12/31/1991 |
5058946 | Hinged trailer and boat cover A hinged cover is provided for mounting on a trailer including a front end, a back end and opposite sides. The cover includes a body with a front end, a back end and opposite sides. A hinged assembly hingedly interconnects the trailer and the cover body a... | 10/22/1991 |
5056193 | Non-handed shock arrestor door pivot A non-handed shock arrestor is provided for pivotally mounted doors, and it includes a frame member with a pivot plate portion with pivot apertures adjacent either end thereof, and it is disposed horizontally on the door frame with one of its pivot apertu... | 10/15/1991 |
4993109 | Three-position hinge for folding table A three-position hinge, for mounting a leaf portion to a center portion of a folding table so as to be pivotable between upward, horizontal, and downward positions closely spaced to the center portion, includes a first mounting plate secured to one horizo... | 02/19/1991 |
4771506 | Security device for hinge side of a door A hinge-like device for securing the hinge side of a door against "kick-ins." The device comprises a jamb leaf that extends outside the area protected by a closed door so that a buck pin projecting through the extended portion can engage the strongest par... | 09/20/1988 |
4745657 | Hinged support bracket assembly for a drain trough A hinged support bracket for a drain trough is disclosed having a harness member which nests above a bracket member. Both harness and bracket members are joined by a hinge mechanism at their forward extremities, thereby permitting the harness member, cont... | 05/24/1988 |
4704766 | Concealed hinge A hinge for mounting a substantially planar faced door in a cabinet flush with the cabinet frame. The hinges are substantially invisible when viewed from the front and sides of the cabinet. The top hinge has a door plate member connected to the top edge o... | 11/10/1987 |
4671731 | Portable hoist A portable hoist is provided for lifting, transporting, and depositing loads onto a platform, such as a work bench, or into a vehicle, such as a pick-up truck. The portable hoist comprises a mounting for attachment to the a wall of a vehicle or a work ben... | 06/09/1987 |
4332055 | Hinge with a spring arm catch A hinge including a pair of pivotally connected elements. One element of the hinge has an undulate cam surface extending about the pivot axis of the hinge and the other element has a base surface and a groove in the base surface. A spring having a straigh... | 06/01/1982 |
4242845 | Connecting hinge system for prefabricated building foldable panel structures Initially folded wall panels connected by the novel hinge means to the sides of a common roof panel swing downwardly into upright positions as the roof panel is raised for integration into the composite building structure. The novel hinge means comprises ... | 01/06/1981 |
4161850 | Room divider A room divider including a plurality of partition panels hingedly interconnected with one end of the panel assembly being pivotally connected to a permanent wall or other vertical support. Each of the panels forming the room divider is provided with caste... | 07/24/1979 |
4034512 | Door construction A door is fabricated from wooden boards arranged edge to edge in a layer and secured together by metal strips having fasteners in the form of integral nail-like projections. The strips extend horizontally of the door to one vertical edge thereof, and incl... | 07/12/1977 |
4014074 | Adjustable hinged bracket for a drain trough An eaves drain trough is provided which can be manually inverted to facilitate cleaning or servicing. The inverting of the trough is accomplished by means of a hinged bracket comprising an upper harness member pivotably joined to a lower support bracket m... | 03/29/1977 |
3969846 | Door hinge A door hinge having two leafs with one leaf attachable to a door and the other leaf having two non-coplanar portions interconnected by an off-set portion. Each non-coplanar portion has bores for securing it to the studding. One of such portions is exposed... | 07/20/1976 |


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Headstones were unveiled Saturday for three Confederate veterans whose graves had gone unmarked for more than century.
The headstones for Sgt. H.B. Cox of the North Carolina infantry, as well as privates J.M. Evans and Rufus Yeargin, both of the South Carolina Volunteer infantry, were dedicated at a Confederate memorial service at the old Silver Brook cemetery in Anderson. Each of the men were indigent at the time of their deaths, and no markers were placed on their graves until Saturday.
The veterans "had almost been forgotten," lamented Michael Barnes, a local leader of Sons of Confederate Veterans.
A new marker also was placed on the grave of Nathaniel Dacus Locke, a veteran of the Georgia Calvary whose original marker had been damaged and was no longer legible. Four of his descendants attended the memorial service.
Several speakers at the solemn event Saturday talked about the importance of remembering the sacrifices that Confederate soldiers and their families made during the Civil War.
"Nothing is ended until it is forgotten," said Louise Campbell, president of the R.E. Lee chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
Mark Simpson, commander of the South Carolina division of
Sons of Confederate Veterans, spoke about how Southern men both young and old obediently answered the call of duty in the conflict.
Simpson said most of these men served to protect their state and their constitutional rights, not to preserve the institution of slavery.
To commemorate the spirit of sharing that was a common trait among Confederate soldiers, four uniformed members
of a color guard took drinks from the same canteen. Water from the canteen was then splashed on the graves of the three
veterans whose headstones were dedicated Saturday.
The ceremony also included the presentation of the Judah Benjamin Award to Phillip Cheney.
Julia Barnes, Piedmont District director of the South Carolina Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, said Cheney was being honored for his efforts to preserve Confederate-era music.
At the end of the service, the color guard fired a volley of four musket shots into the air.
About 40 people attended the service. The Sons of Confederate Veterans Palmetto Sharpshooters Camp #1428 and the
Anderson County chapters of the United Daughters of the Confederacy sponsored the event.

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Posted by mrs-nostalgie (U3136537) on Wednesday, 19th March 2008
" I'm sorry, we are unable to bring you this programme"
I am listening on R4 via my digibox. I tried looking for a red button on BBC1 or 2 & pressing the handset red button to no avail, so tried to watch online, clicking the link on the web-page, with the above response.
Cross now. Is it cos I am French? Well, in France,..
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Posted by Brian Wigmoore (U2189342) on Wednesday, 19th March 2008
Let it sit on Radio 4..on freeview. It takes a while. hope you get this.
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Posted by anna - HOST (U2219604) on Wednesday, 19th March 2008
hi mrs-nostalgie,
did you try listening and watching via our Film Network webpage? Have a look here:
I watched and listened to the first play and it was fantastic.
Clarity of exposition - or am I a jerk (no, I know I shouldn't lead...).
I faffed about for ages trying to get my Freeview and then Virgin cable box to give me the visual goods, but finally admitted defeat and retreated to my PC before I could see the goodies on offer; and now of course I can see/hear them at my leisure.
BUT, can I ask, what sort of testing was carried out before embarking on this worthwhile event? In the case of cable viewing I'm certain that its not my kit, but that of the cable network/servers in my area (but since its Virgin, life ain't long enough to make a complaint and be alive when a sensible response emerges); and in the case of Freeview, all RT and broadcast references were to "Press the Red Button". It was only at much later 'fiddle around' that I saw "The City Speaks" in the menu list (which worked) and chose that instead of "about this broadcast".
Nonetheless, congratulations on trying to put new life into the broadcast ether.
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Posted by mrs-nostalgie (U3136537) on Wednesday, 19th March 2008
hi, Anna, yes, that was the one. As each different section started I clicked the 'play' now button. The first two opened Real Player & I got Charlotte Green with the above message. The Broken Chain click opened, unaccountably, in Media Player & seemed to be about to start, but I got a 'cannot find this file' message.
Very recently, doing L Again for something or other, I was 'invited' to download a Real Player update & did so. ( And got Firefox & allsorts along with it,) So I assumed it would cope with City Speaks. Oh well.
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Posted by parksite007 (U11275273) on Wednesday, 19th March 2008
What was that all about?
I was intrigued to be told to switch my radio OFF and turn ON the TV this afternoon, at 14.15, by the radio 4 continuity announcer.
My much anticipated hot-bath-radio4play-day-off soak went for a burton. 45mins after the temperature was well below acceptability levels.
I am writing to the controller of radio 4 to claim for the gas waisted in this energy profligate exercise.
Slide shows on TV pure revolution! I bet the R4 controller will be sorry.
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Posted by anna - HOST (U2219604) on Wednesday, 19th March 2008
hi domher,
we watched the first one on Freeview here in the office and it started and worked well. no probls at all.
Hi Anna,
No complaint about Freeview per se, just that when using Freeview it didn't occur to me to go beyond the Menu's "About this Broadcast", highlighted in red on the page linked to from Radio4, rather than spotting that the access point to the broadcast came from elsewhere in the menu list.
But were the techies able to test distribution via cable (not a Freeview feed) prior to broadcast, or was my experience the only one, or did other cable viewers experience my difficulty?
Thanks for replying
Hi Domher
Were you an NTL (Bromley) customer, prior to Virgin?
We found out during The City Speaks that all red button services - BBC and others - failed for Virgin customers in the NTL Bromley area, just before 2pm today.
I've asked for confirmation that this will not happen again tomorrow.
Very sorry you had trouble.
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Posted by Brian Wigmoore (U2189342) on Wednesday, 19th March 2008
I must admit I had trouble.
A bit convoluted.
A bit of a Heath Robinson me thinks.
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Posted by mrs-nostalgie (U3136537) on Thursday, 20th March 2008
I'll be at my French lesson this afternoon so won't be able to try again. We use digibox, sky, only take the free-to-air channels. No red buttons seemed to be available.
Am still puzzled why the W/site told me the prog. was unavailable.
Hello Brian
I know what you mean. We struggle with the promotional message.
The issue is: Sky viewers/listeners can't press the red button from a radio station... so we usually promote 'press red from BBC One or Two', as everyone who has digital TV can do that.
Virgin and Freeview listeners can also press red from Radio 4 and select 'The City Speaks' from the menu.
I hope everyone has better luck at 2.15pm today for episode 2!
the 'red button' producer
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Posted by Brian Wigmoore (U2189342) on Thursday, 20th March 2008
Brilliant!!!! Beautiful!!!
Gorgeous music...who was the composer?
Well done BBC. I was revetted.
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Posted by anna - HOST (U2219604) on Thursday, 20th March 2008
music by David Pickavance.
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Posted by StoopidDogbot (U11281243) on Thursday, 20th March 2008
Oh dear! BBC failed on a technical exercise again. Poor BBC. Perhaps they would be better off just using BBC Micros? We could have printed out each frame of the "film for radio" in dot matrix and built our own flick-books.
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Posted by Brian Wigmoore (U2189342) on Thursday, 20th March 2008
Pickavance eh? Interesting!
Yay - I am delighted.
The composer is David Pickvance.
Rude of me not to have monitored your reply earlier.
Yes, I am indeed an NTL Bromley user.
Thanks for checking, tho' I just stuck with the Freeview feed for second presentation.
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Sep 9 2009 by Kevin Core, Birkenhead News
A SURGEON whose campaign to cut red tape saved the sight of over 400 people has been nominated for a major award.
Mr Som Prasad, consultant ophthalmologist and clinical director at Arrowe Park Hospital, Wirral, won the right to give his patients Lucentis a year before it was approved by an NHS funding body.
Costing £2,700 per treatment, the drug had been proved to stop Wet Macular Degeneration, one of the most common causes of blindness in the elderly.
Mr Prasad convinced Wirral NHS Trust to allow him to use the drug as soon as he diagnosed the condition, rather than go through a time consuming funding bid, resulting in quick treatments.
He was nominated for the award by Joan Davies, leader of Wirral Macular Disease Society.
The Macular Disease Society's award ceremony takes place at the organisation's conference later this month in London.
He said: "The nomination is wonderful and I'm very grateful.
"Across the country a lot of Trusts are now catching up with Wirral and it's excellent that we were one of the first areas to provide this service."
The Macular Disease Society's chief executive, Tom Bremridge, said: "These awards are to recognise the excellent work which goes on and I am delighted that Mr Prasad has been nominated.
"Macular Disease can be a frightening condition but often patients are able to enjoy life and make the best of their vision because of the wonderful work so many people do."
Some recipients of the drug described phenomenal results, finding they no longer had to prepare for total blindness.
Wirral Macular Disease Society can be contacted on 0845 241 2041.


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The Toronto Blue Jays might be without left-handed relief pitcher Darren Oliver when the season begins.
According to a Foxsports.com report, Oliver, who had his $3 million club option picked up by the Jays in October, wants to play in 2013, but is unwilling to do so unless the club increases his salary.
Oliver signed a one-year contract for $4.5 million before the 2012 season that included the $3 million option for 2013, with the thought that he would likely retire. Oliver then went out and posted a career-low 2.06 ERA in 56 2/3 innings.
According to the report, Oliver, who has family in the Dallas area, would rather retire and spend the time at home than play for an under-market contract.
Fellow left-hander Jeremy Affeldt re-signed with the San Francisco Giants in November for $18 million over three years, and Oliver has posted better numbers.
The Blue Jays, who already have a payroll of around $120 million, are not willing to renegotiate a deal with Oliver due to the fact that they are well above their projected $105 million payroll already, reports Foxsports.
"Darren Oliver has been a friend of mine for 20 years and a client for 10," said Oliver's agent, Jeff Frye. "Whatever he decides to do is his decision. I'm behind him 100 percent."
The Foxsports report suggests that Oliver might consider a trade to the Texas Rangers, where he could play at home and be more flexible with his financial wishes.
Richard Griffin joined Mike Richards and David Bastl to discuss Morrow, the Jays rotation and Santos
TSN's Blue Jays Reporter Scott MacArthur sits down 1-on-1 with Pitching Coach Pete Walker.
Jonah Keri joins Macko & Cauz to talk Jays and MLB.


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UT Arlington In The News - Monday, April 30, 2012
Perchlorate and breast milk research
A team led by Purnendu "Sandy" Dasgupta, Jenkins Garrett Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry at UT Arlington, has found evidence that breast-fed babies can metabolize the environmental contaminant perchlorate, decreasing their risks of detrimental developmental effects from exposure, Medical Xpress reported. The research suggests a link between this characteristic and bifidobacteria, bacteria that is plentiful in the digestive systems of breast-fed babies.
Center for African American Studies and Oral History Project
The Associated Press reported on UT Arlington's new Center for African American Studies and an oral history project focused on black alumni that is the center's first major undertaking. The center is described as unique to North Texas and will offer an introductory course and a new minor in African-American studies. A national search for a center director is under way. It is a collaboration between the School of Social Work and the College of Liberal Arts. The AP story was picked up by CBS DFW, the Houston Chronicle and the San Antonio Express-News, among other news sites.
Conference questions
SI.com, ESPN.com, The Washington Post, KIII-TV.com, KVUE.com and several other media organizations reported that UT San Antonio is poised to leave the Western Athletic Conference for Conference USA. The University of Texas System Board of Regents has scheduled a vote for Wednesday, and Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa has recommended approving the move only months before UTSA is set to begin its first season in the WAC. UT Arlington previously announced that it will move to the WAC this summer.
Planting trees
UT Arlington volunteers along with the City of Arlington planted 100 new trees to round the pond outside Rangers Ballpark, WFAA/ABC 8 reported, in an Arbor Day story about the ongoing problem of dead trees in Texas.
KXAS/NBC 5 reported on UT Arlington's Oozeball event, which benefits the Student Alumni Association Sophomore Scholarship. The mud volleyball tournament is hosted by the Department of Campus Recreation and the UT Arlington Alumni Association.
David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture
The Dallas Morning News and D Magazine mentioned the David Dillon Symposium at the Dallas Museum of Art and the Nasher Sculpture Center. The newly established David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture is named for the longtime architecture critic for The Dallas Morning News, who died in 2010. His wife, Sally, donated his papers, reports and notes to UT Arlington's School of Architecture.
Air toxic monitors
The Denton Record-Chronicle mentioned UT Arlington in a story about new air toxics monitors that are scheduled to be installed in Denton, Wise and Tarrant counties this summer. Other than at The University of Texas at Arlington, no locations for the air toxics monitors have been announced.
Presidential race and fundraising in Texas
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram quoted Allan Saxe, UT Arlington associate professor of political science, in a story about Texans, who have been among the biggest donors in this year's presidential race. "We are the second most populous state in the Union with lots of wealthy donors, both Democratic and Republican and other parties as well," Saxe said. "Oil, lots of highways, ranching and farming have both fueled and been recipients of campaign cash."
Texas Supreme Court
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported on Texas Supreme Court incumbents seeking re-election. Three of the nine justices on the all-Republican court, include Justice Steve Smith, who graduated from UT Arlington.
Woman of Distinction
Anna "Michelle" Bobadilla, the UT Arlington senior associate vice president for Outreach Services and Community Engagement and assistant provost for Hispanic Student Success, has been named one of 13 Women of Distinction for 2012 by the Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce, Hispanic Trending.net reported.
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Conner Gray Covington has been appointed assistant conductor of the Memphis Symphony Orchestra, the Commercial Appeal reported. Covington graduated summa cum laude with a degree in violin performance from UT Arlington, where he served as concertmaster and assistant conductor of the UTA Symphony.
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When I was growing up my mother used to tell me about the cruises she took to Europe with her parents. Cruises were once elegant adventures where people dressed up for dinner. Since those days cruise ships have had a steadily declining reputation but this article in the Miami Herald discusses new luxury cruise options. Like luxury goods, luxury services are becoming more widely popular and cruise companies are scrambling to lure in the big spenders. Cruise lines are working to make the cruising experience more enjoyable by adding spas, more entertainment options and better dining choices. Like hotels, cruise ships are putting a flat-screen TV in every room and upgrading the linens and toiletries. Some of the options to tempt people into cruising include trips that offer unique experiences such as a tour of Olduvai Gorge in Africa, visiting the wine country of France or riding in a MiG fighter jet. Norwegian Cruise Lines, one of the mass cruise lines is now offering three-bedroom courtyard villas which include a private terrace, sauna, and private outdoor dining area with a babbling brook spanned by a tiny bridge for $26,000 a week.


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The Midwest as seen from the International Space Station: To prevent cyber attacks, the U.S. could build an electronic wall around the country. Photo: NASA
The debate over the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act is largely a debate about how Congress will allocate authorities and powers to fight against Chinese cyber-espionage, which siphons off from the U.S. economy as much as $100 billion a year in intellectual property and proprietary information. CISPA is controversial because it vaguely defines what a "cyber threat" actually is, immunizes U.S. companies who share personal information with the government, lacks oversight mechanisms to prevent abuse by the government, and militarizes what is, in essence, a law enforcement function — an FBI and Department of Homeland Security function.
That latter objection is based on the Obama administration's intention to fight Chinese crime using a variety of different mechanisms. Importantly, it wants to determine how to fight — it does not want Congress to tell them how and when cyber information must be shared between private companies, the FBI, the CIA or the National Security Agency. Still, the White House has not explicitly said that President Obama won't allow some version of CIPSA to reach his desk. It has said that personal privacy is not well-protected by CIPSA, but traditionally, the executive branch has used this excuse as a fig-leaf to cover their opposition for other reasons.
So what can the U.S. do to reduce the cyber threat from China?
1. It can build an electronic wall around the country, forcing all Internet traffic to be subject to deep packet inspection; and then, to compare those packets against known signatures from China; segregate them; eradicate the malware from them, and then let them through. As I've written before, this is something the National Security Agency believes it CAN do but something that virtually every stakeholder except those inside the government believe would be an awfully hard sell to the American people.
2. It can require, or encourage, major technology companies that serve as Internet gateways for most Americans to boost their own cyber defenses, and then share, with immunity, suspected cyber threats with the government in real-time, allowing the NSA to swoop in and solve the problem. This is, incidentally, the CISPA approach.
3. It can secretly share with the big Internet companies the cyber techniques and tactics used by Chinese corporations and the military, giving U.S. companies a chance to develop cyber counter-measures. It can work in secret with companies to lure hackers from China into systems, and then manipulate those hackers into divulging attack patterns, which can be reverse-engineered to fortify defenses. Publicly, it can enforce its own laws against hacking and set an example for the world to follow.
4. It can fight back, engaging in tit-for-tat brinksmanship, hoping to convince the Chinese to back off by demonstrating the capacity of U.S. computer network operations. Though there is a body of secret law authorizing offensive cyber exploitation against China, the Obama administration doesn't want to engage in "war," as commonly understood. Less kinetic means include sanctions, property seizures and military deception/information operations campaigns.
5. It can provide significant incentives for individuals and corporations to protect themselves, allowing free market mechanisms to determine the structure and rules of economy-wide computer network defense. For this approach to be effective, there has to be a broad understanding of what the threat is, what can and can't be done about it, and informal "rules" to shame/encourage those who don't and do participate. It can also work with companies that do major business with China to influence Chinese policies; it can propose a global treaty that would set clear guidelines and an enforcement mechanism. It can, can, can, but there are so many ifs, ands and buts to deal with it that they — we — probably won't, not for awhile anyway.
Some combination of all of these approaches is going to be the de facto law of the land, even though the community of smart people who debate cyber security still haven't agreed on a set of basic propositions, like whether it is possible to determine precisely where an attack emanated and what its motive actually was and who can be blamed for it.
But the U.S. is not powerless. And that's the point.
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After completing my tall storage cabinets, I had some leftover scraps. I decided that I could always use a bit more mobile storage and used the leftovers to build this cart. The cart is 21" w x 24" d x 36" h. It is built from 1/2" and 3/4" poplar plywood and some 4/4 pine. The locking wheels are 3" high. The drawers are 5.5", 6" and 12" deep and use 20" 3/4 extension slides. I plan to use the cart to hold my hollow chisel mortiser and use the drawers for my hollow chisels, jigsaws and circular saws.
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Nice shop cart! -- CJIII Future cabinetmaker |
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nice. I'm going to need a couple of these for a bandsaw and a drill press at some point. Are these your own plans or did you buy them somewhere. |
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The cart is based on a plan from Wood magazine issue 152, November 2003 page 74-77. You can go to their web site and look at Idea Shop 5 and there is a link to the plan that can be purchased from their store. I adjusted the dimensions to meet my requirements. |
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The book describes results of investigations of a series of convective heat and mass transfer problems in rotating-disk systems, namely, over free rotating disks, under conditions of transient heat transfer, solid- body rotation of fluid, orthogonal flow impingement onto a disk, swirl radial flow between parallel co-rotating disks, in cone-disk systems and for Prandtl and Schmidt numbers larger than unity. Methodology used included integral methods, self-similar and approximate analytical solutions, as well as CFD. The book is aimed at the professional audience of academic researchers, industrial R&D engineers, university lecturers and graduate/postgraduate students working in the area of rotating-disk systems.


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InformationWelcome to the Southampton University Hillwalking Club! Please browse this website, forum and photo gallery to get an idea of the people we are, the places we go and the fun we have. Like what you see? Then join us for Daywalks, Socials, Away Trips and much much more. Remember to add your name to our mailing list (see below) in order to receive details of our upcoming events. Want to join our mailing list? Send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with only the word "subscribe" in the body of the email. It doesn't matter what you put the subject as. That's it! Want to become a member of SUHC? Just come along to any of our frequent daywalks or socials to meet some of our members and the committee! Got a question? Feel free to email the club at firstname.lastname@example.com or post on our Facebook page, and we will answer your question as soon as possible! |
Latest NewsSemester 1 2013/14 This academic year got off to a cracking start with traditional walks to the New Forest and the Isle of Wight. Socials included a pudding party and the Christmas Formal which went down a treat. Two away trips took place heading to Snowdonia and the Peak District. Those on the trips had an amazing time and we're all looking forward the the trip to the Brecon Beacons at the end of the month. We've set up a blog/ electronic logbook where you can see some photos of the walks etc. 11-15th June 2013 - Final Away Trip of the Year to Cornwall! We dragged ourselves out of bed after the Grad Ball the night before for a minibus ride to Cornwall, our traditionally 'holiday' type trip at the end of the year! We enjoyed 4 great nights camping, with only a little bit of wind threatening Freya and Pete's tents! We (Josh) managed to manoeuvre the bus down the tiny streets of a Cornish village towards fish and chips. Unfortunately the weather was a bit poor initially, but we actually ended up having a great day at the Eden Project! The sun came out for us to have a gorgeous coastal walk, complete with lunch on the beach and sandcastle building! We ventured south west on our final day, exploring St Michael's Mount, Lands End and St Ives! Jealous?! Join us next year for an away trip, or meet us on a daywalk! March 5th 2013 - Club Formal and Committee Handover Last night was the society's fantastic annual formal at Coco Rio, which marks the handover from the old to the new committee. Thanks to Jenny and Tom for organising it and to everybody who came along, it was a great night! On behalf of the whole society we would like to thank Josh and all of the outgoing committee for their excellent leadership throughout the year. The new committee are looking forward to continuing the high standards of their predecessors to bring you the best hillwalking experience in the coming year. |
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II. 295. The humble Answer and Petition of the Lord Mayor and Aldermen to the King, James the First, in reply to his request for permission to be given to Julian Miccottie, a merchant, of Italy, to put certain wares into a Lottery, (fn. 1) to begin at the next term of St. Michael, and to continue for four months, and stating that, on account of the sickness which still lingered about the City, it would be dangerous to assemble so many persons together. (Circa 1607.)
II. 304. Letter from the Lord Mayor to the Lords of the Council, with respect to the permission granted by His Majesty to Julian Miccottie, merchant, to set up a Lottery within the City, and informing their Lordships of the great clamour and tumult daily made by servants and apprentices, and begging that the said Lottery might cease, and that none should in future be permitted within the City. 30th January, 1607.
II. 353. Letter from the King, James the First, to the Lord Mayor, giving permission to Julyan Miccottie, merchant stranger, to hold a Lottery for the sale of his wares within the City, notwithstanding the advice given by the Lord Mayor, upon the request of the King to the contrary. (Circa 1607.)
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By Shaun Tandon (AFP) – May 18, 2012
WASHINGTON — US President Barack Obama on Friday reached out to the private sector in hopes of lifting 50 million people in the developing world from poverty, as wealthy nations grapple with a budget crunch.
Ahead of talks of the Group of Eight major industrial nations, Obama pledged that the United States will keep providing emergency aid to feed the world's hungry but said that firms had committed $3 billion to improve agriculture.
"As president, I consider this a moral imperative. As the wealthiest nation on earth, I believe the United States has a moral obligation to lead the fight against hunger and malnutrition and to partner with others," Obama said.
"We'll stay focused on clear goals -- boosting farmers' incomes and over the next decade helping 50 million men, women and children lift themselves out of poverty," Obama told a symposium in Washington.
Some 45 firms, from major corporations to African cooperatives, pledged investments on efforts, mostly in Africa, from providing better seeds and storage and helping farmers better predict climate patterns.
The initiative comes as pledges expire from 2009 in L'Aquila, Italy, where the Group of Eight promised more than $20 billion over three years to improve food access to Africans and others hit by the high prices and a global slowdown.
Obama insisted that the initiative, which he called the New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition, was not a substitute for aid. G8 leaders will hold a special session on food security Saturday at their summit at the Camp David presidential retreat, where the eurozone's woes are set to dominate the agenda.
"I know some have asked, in a time of austerity, whether this new alliance is just a way for governments to shift the burden onto somebody else. I want to be clear -- the answer is no," Obama said.
"As president, I can assure you that the United States will continue to meet our responsibilities so that even in these tough fiscal times, we will continue to make historic investments in development," Obama said.
In a rare public reference to his father's family in Kenya, Obama said that he had seen first-hand how African farmers "can be some of the hardest working people on earth" but still suffer from hunger.
"Fifty years ago Africa was an exporter of food. There is no reason why Africa should not be feeding itself and exporting food again," Obama said in the speech at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs.
As part of the initiative, the Noregian global firm Yara said it would build Africa's first major fertilizer production facility. Companies including Pepsi and Dupont also pledged to invest in Africa's small-scale farmers.
Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete, one of the African leaders invited to the G8 summit, said that his own country's experience showed a vital role for companies.
"The transformation of agriculture cannot be only the business of governments and donors. We need the participation of the private sector," he told reporters.
In her own speech in Washington, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton presented the problem of food security in stark terms as she said nearly one billion people worldwide suffer from chronic hunger.
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"Seventy-five percent of the world's poor live in rural settings and depend on agriculture for their livelihoods," she added.
"If we can help the rural poor produce more food and sell it in thriving local and regional markets as well as on the global market, we can decrease chronic hunger today, we can build an ample food supply for tomorrow, we can drive economic growth in places where poverty is persistent," she said.
Besides stressing the partnership with the private sector, Clinton also called for improving nutrition, especially for children, and for removing obstacles to women's access to resources in agriculture.
Anti-poverty advocates largely applauded Obama's initiative but voiced concern about broader actions by wealthy nations.
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Tens of thousands of people are estimated to have died last year in lawless Somalia and neighboring countries on the Horn of Africa due to a drought. In a new crisis, more than 16 million people are said to be short on food in West Africa's desert Sahel region.
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Polymers 2011, 3(2), 662-673; doi:10.3390/polym3020662
Routes to Nanoparticle-Polymer Superlattices
Physikalische Chemie I, Universität Bayreuth, D-95447 Bayreuth, Germany
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Received: 28 January 2011; Accepted: 28 February 2011 / Published: 24 March 2011
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Nano-Structures of Block Copolymers)
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Abstract: Nanoparticles can self-assemble into highly ordered two- and three-dimensional superlattices. For many practical applications these assemblies need to be integrated into polymeric matrices to provide stability and function. By appropriate co-assembly of nanoparticles and polymers it has become possible to tailor the nanoparticle superlattice structure via the length and stiffness of the polymer chains. The present article outlines and discusses established routes to nanoparticle-polymer superlattices. Recent progress has been remarkable so that the integration into functional devices has become the next challenge.
Keywords: nanoparticles; block copolymers; self-assembly
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Mehdizadeh Taheri, S.; Fischer, S.; Förster, S. Routes to Nanoparticle-Polymer Superlattices. Polymers 2011, 3, 662-673.
AMA StyleMehdizadeh Taheri S, Fischer S, Förster S. Routes to Nanoparticle-Polymer Superlattices. Polymers. 2011; 3(2):662-673.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMehdizadeh Taheri, Sara; Fischer, Steffen; Förster, Stephan. 2011. "Routes to Nanoparticle-Polymer Superlattices." Polymers 3, no. 2: 662-673.
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