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Year-RoundThe Ulen Museum is a place where you can take a step back in time. You'll learn about life in the 1800s by touring the rooms of a pioneer home. You'll discover what a prairie town looked like when you visit the general store, church, one-room school, dress shop, and doctor's office. You'll explore Minnesota sports memorabilia and an extensive doll collection. All this and more await you when you tour the Ulen Museum.
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- Additional Date Information: Museum Hours: 1:00-5:00 Summer: Thurs-Sun, Winter: Sat-Sun
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Ulen is located in west central Minnesota. From U.S. Highway 10, travel to Minnesota Highway 32, north 14 miles. The Viking Sword Museum is located right on Highway 32 (1st Street Northwest) at 35 1st St. NW. Parking is available.


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NFPA Journal®, January/February 2009
When CIBCs are in transit, U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and United Nations (UN) transportation regulations apply. Many users mistakenly assume that if a container is DOT- and UN-approved for transportation, it has been explicitly assessed for fire performance in a storage scenario. However, this is not the case. There is no fire test required for DOT-approved Packaging Group II or III CIBCs.
Once in a warehouse, state and local building and fire codes typically apply. In many jurisdictions, the requirements of NFPA 30, Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code, are adopted or referenced. OSHA enforces the 1969 edition of NFPA 30 as OSHA 1910.106. Insurers may also apply their own fire protection and storage criteria before they underwrite a particular hazard.
A thorough knowledge of flammable and combustible liquid definitions and classifications is required to understand storage and packaging limitations. One major difficulty in the current CIBC classification process is that many containers are approved for transporting Packaging Group II liquids, which include Class IB and IC flammable liquids, although most fire codes prohibit the storage of any flammable liquid in these containers.
NFPA 30 attempts to reduce fire hazards by setting requirements for the design and construction of containers, intermediate bulk containers, and portable tanks. Because Section 9.4 of the 2008 edition of NFPA 30 describes acceptable containers in which to store liquids, only certain types are allowed. While Section 9.4 specifies what might be considered "approved," NFPA does not, in fact, approve individual designs or specifications. That is DOT's responsibility. However, NFPA 30 does permit rigid CIBCs that meet DOT Title 49 CFR, Parts 100–199, or Part 6 of the UN publication Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods, for Classes 31H1, 31H2, and 31HZ1.
Since the mid-1990s, the NFPA 30 Technical Committee has evaluated fire test data and associated variables related to commodities, container types and sizes, storage arrangements, and automatic fire suppression design parameters to establish criteria for protecting stored liquids. Mandatory protection criteria were adopted and are continually updated based on new fire test data.
NFPA 30 now recognizes that only CIBCs listed and labeled in accordance with UL 2368 or an equivalent test procedure are considered protected storage in a warehouse where associated fire protection design criteria, found in Chapter 16, are followed. Otherwise, the storage of such containers is considered unprotected. In addition, these containers are acceptable only for the storage of Classes II, IIIA, and IIIB liquids. NFPA 30 prohibits the storage of Class I liquids in CIBCs.
NFPA 30 allows an unlimited quantity of liquid in a protected liquid warehouse, but quantities are restricted in unprotected storage. For example, NFPA 30 permits a maximum of 8,250 gallons (31,230 liters) of Class II liquids in CIBCs in an unprotected liquid warehouse. This restriction is eliminated for detached, unprotected buildings, subject to the AHJ's approval.
The International Fire Code (IFC) used to conflict with NFPA 30 regarding storage of liquids in plastic containers, but it was recently modified to reference NFPA 30. CIBCs must now meet the requirements of both the IFC and NFPA 30 for container and portable tank design, construction, and capacity. This effectively limits CIBC storage to Classes II and III liquids.
OSHA uses the 1969 edition of NFPA 30, which does not address container storage to the degree that the current standard does. Several interpretive letters related to liquid storage in plastic containers suggest that OSHA recognizes the NFPA 30 language that only approved containers and portable tanks be used. This interpretation would limit CIBC storage to Classes II and III liquids.
Insurers may impose further limits on the indoor storage of liquids in CIBCs. For example, the guidelines published by Norwood, Massachusetts-based FM Global, found in its Property Loss Prevention Data Sheet 7-29 ("Flammable and Combustible Liquid Storage in Portable Containers," September 2004) are more restrictive than those in NFPA 30, suggesting that additional research is needed to finalize a test for evaluating CIBC performance.

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ND's Dahlen, Whitman Celebrate 100th Anniversaries
DAHLEN, N.D. (AP) — Two towns in North Dakota's Nelson County are celebrating their 100th anniversaries.By: Associated Press,
DAHLEN, N.D. (AP) — Two towns in North Dakota's Nelson County are celebrating their 100th anniversaries.
The Forum reports that in the town of Dahlen, Arlan and Jan Dahlen and their neighbors will host as many as 500 guests on Saturday. The community currently has just 18 residents.
While Dahlen Township was organized in 1884, the village of Dahlen was not established until 1912, when the Soo Line Railroad extended a line from nearby Fordville. The population grew until 1920, when it peaked at about 200.
On Friday, more than 300 people showed up in Whitman to celebrate the town's centennial. Its current population is two, but a late morning parade sported 100 entries of old tractors and floats.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
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Medical Miracles: Stem Cells Cure Man's HIV?
Allegedly an HIV-positive German man with leukemia (that's pretty cruel, God) was given a stem-cell transplant from a donor that's HIV resistant, which has left the man HIV-free for four years now. Now I have absolutely no clue how growing weed inside someone could possibly cure AIDS, so I'm not even gonna begin to pretend to be a scientist. What I am gonna pretend to be a janitor so I can sneak into the women's changing room and steal bikini tops. Kidding -- KIDDING! Bottoms.
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Amazing weathermen, uh, persons
Modern weather forecasting technology is amazing. For example, when we had that blizzard February 8th, the weatherpersons told us exactly what would happen three days in advance.
You could tell it was going to be serious because they shed their usual suits and ties and donned emergency ugly sweaters, the international symbol of an impending winter weather crisis. The accuracy of the weatherpersons is summarized by this transcript of one of Scot Haney's broadcasts the day before the storm: "Oh my God! This is Snowmageddon! It's the end of life as we know it in Connecticut! Kiss your loved ones goodbye because Doppler radar shows that when between 24 and 36 inches of snow covers the state, an estimated 90-percent of the population will not survive! AAAHHHHHHHH!"
We have to keep in mind that February is ratings month in the TV business, so some of the hyperbole offered by the weatherpersons was intended to get viewers to watch their particular station. But contained within the apocalyptic warnings was a nugget of technical information, "between 24 and 36 inches," and that was exactly correct.
Back in the olden days, before high tech tools such as satellites and computer models and ugly sweaters, the weathermen relied on only one piece of sophisticated equipment: the studio window. They would open the window, look outside, and if they saw some snow flurries they would step in front of the camera and say, "Oh my God! It's a blizzard! Kiss your loved ones goodbye!" (This is what they would say during ratings month. At other times of the year they would say, "Slight flurries right now, so drive carefully.")
Personally, I'm glad the weatherfolk have high tech forecasting equipment nowadays. (By the way, I'm not sure what to call them. I realize "weatherman" is sexist, even though it's the most comfortable word to say. "Weatherpersons" or "weatherfolk" or "weather forecasters" are kind of awkward terms. Unlike the word "mailman," which was easily replaced by "letter carrier," there is no easy alternative for those who predict the weather. I guess that one is as appropriate as any other: "Those who predict the weather." Or T.W.P.T.W. Boy, that just rolls of the tongue easily, huh?)
So, it's a good thing to be forewarned when a bad storm is coming.. I remember watching a documentary about the Hurricane of 1938, which struck southern New England completely by surprise. There were no satellites or computers or ugly sweaters back then, so no one knew it was coming.
That hurricane was so bad, it washed the state of Massylvania right into the sea, which caused Rhode Island, formerly a land-locked region known as "The Mountain State," to change its name to "The Ocean State."
But there is one thing the T.W.P.T.W. people do that annoys me. They offer a ten-day forecast. On weather.com, The Weather Channel's website, you can type in any city and it will display the exact weather conditions at the moment. This is terrific. But if you click on the "10 Day" button, it will display the forecast for that city for the next ten days. Which is not terrific. It is a total guess.
I just typed in "Torrington, CT," and it says ten days from now it will be 43-degrees and sunny, with a zero-percent chance of precipitation and winds from the West at 10 mph. Uh huh, sure. I don't care how ugly your sweater is, that is NOT an accurate forecast. That is a pure guess.
But overall, I think these guys and gals do a wonderful job. Three cheers for T.W.P.T.W.! (Boy, that just rolls of the tongue easily, huh?)
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LibQUAL+ 2007 Survey and Results Summary
The LibQUAL+ survey instrument evaluates the service quality of a library in three major areas: Affect of Service, Information Control, and Library as Place. These categories are:
Affect of Service — Service provided through direct interactions of library employees with library patrons
Information Control — Service related to access to and ease-of-use of library collections.
Library as Place — Service related to the Library's role as an environment that encourages and facilitates study, learning and research.
Questions related to these main areas ask users to rate (1 - lowest and 9 - highest) the Minimum Service Level that would be acceptable to them, their Desired Service Level, and the current Perceived Service Performance of a library. Below is an example of a question:
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10) | The electronic information resources I need | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | N/A |
Survey Response Rate
The response rate of the 2007 survey was over 4 times greater than the 2003 survey. This was due to our marketing efforts, our incentive prizes, and better e-mail access. Of the 1,755 total responses, 1,669 were valid responses. 86 responses were omitted due to either incomplete data, excessive use of "N/A" response, or excessive inconsistent responses. We also collected 714 open-ended comments - a significant number - which provided valuable insight. Our response rate compares very favorably to other institutions that generally see a 10% response by undergraduates.
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User Group | Responses | Population | Response Rate | Response Rate | Responses |
Undergraduates | 1,289 | 6,860 | 19% | 5% | 239 |
Graduate | 161 | 584 | 28% | 19% | 107 |
Faculty | 123 | 619 | 20% | 14% | 102 |
Library Staff | 26 | 37 | 70% | 70% | 26 |
Staff | 156 | 1,001 | 16% | 1% | 10 |
Totals | 1,755 | 9,101 | 19.3% | - | 484 |
Overview of Significant Results
Information Control - Key Findings
- All groups rate their desire for strong collections very high.
- Undergraduates are the most satisfied with the current status of collections, faculty the least.
- From comments, there is a somewhat surprising desire by some Faculty for more print materials
Affect of Service - Key Findings
- Undergraduates have a low minimum acceptable level of service (6.3) in this area.
- All groups - faculty, graduates, and undergraduates show relatively high satisfaction with service in this area.
- Faculty have the highest minimum (6.9), desired (8.21) and perceived (7.81) levels in this area, making them the most demanding and yet the most satisfied group in terms of service received from Library employees.
Library as Place - Key Findings
- Rated the Library's strongest overall area by all groups.
- Faculty had the lowest minimum requirements for Library as Place.
- Undergraduates (8.06) and graduate students (8.03) maintain very high levels of desired service in this area with graduate students the least satisfied group.
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Staff | 220 | 24.4% | Primarily laudatory of staff. Many individuals directly named. |
Collections | 128 | 14.2% | Generally expressed a desire for stronger collections. Many showed a lack of awareness of current collections. |
Computers | 89 | 9.9% | Comments mostly from undergraduates desiring additional workstations, especially in busy times of the semester. |
Space | 85 | 9.4% | Generally expressed praise for an environment that facilitates study and learning. |
Noise | 71 | 7.9% | Mostly all from undergraduates and graduates. Desire for the library to be an "escape" from dorms, roommates, and other distractions. Many complaints directed at cell phone use. |
Hours | 45 | 5.0% | Patrons expressed a desire for longer hours of operations. This is a common wish by patrons of virtually all library systems. |
Resources | 25 | 2.8% | Comments primarily express gratitude for the high level of service offered under current budget constraints. |
Miscellaneous | 237 | 26.3% | These comments were usually positive and contain things like, "Good job," "Love the Library," "Thanks for asking," etc. |
User Group | Comments |
Anthropology Faculty | I am always impressed with how much the library gets done with the too-limited resources they get. I think we desperately need more journals, both print and electronic. |
Biology Undergrad | I depend on the library on a daily basis. Here, I am able to write papers, conduct research, and find staff to assist me with my myriad course work requirements. The library is an integral and vital part of my daily life here at SSU and the staff are always here to help. |
Nursing Undergrad | The library is like my second home. |
English Faculty | Especially helpful are the reference librarians and media services; all people I deal with are very courteous and helpful. |
Nursing Undergrad | I find that overall service is good except for the ability to get access to a computer in the library. |
Hutchins Faculty | ILL needs to be much better to support faculty research. |
Business Graduate | Need a help desk for computer questions: how to use powerpoint, word, excel, etc. |
Implications for the Future
- In the aggregate, the Library's current services in all areas meet our population's demands, although, in no area did the Library exceed any groups desired level of service.
- Many students view the Library as a "place of refuge" and/or solitude. Therefore, the Library needs to:
- Address issues related to "noise," such as cell phone use, group work, and a desire for more group study rooms.
- Continue or increase access to computing resources.
- Convey to faculty, who did not place high value on the "library as place," its importance to students.
- Address increased demands from a growing graduate population for collections, study space and research help.
- Rethink certain service areas, such as Reference help, and how they are used and delivered to undergraduates.
- Continue to develop Information Literacy programs. IL scores were low for all groups for questions such as, the Library "helps me stay abreast of developments in my field(s)," "helps me distinguish between trustworthy and untrustworthy information," and "provides me with the info skills I need in my work or study."
- Examine specific discipline areas of the collections to strengthen, such as nursing, kinesiology, economics, contemporary art, anthropology, numerical/statistical resources, biology (Web of Science).
- Maintain strong service for faculty, particularly curriculum support provided by our Circulation and Multimedia Departments.
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You can't go back to calling them the Bullets, even though it was a cool nickname. There's even a blog called Bullets Forever but you just can't name a team the Bullets in a city like Washington when you've had the situation like ol' Wacky Agent Zero Doo Doo in Your Shoe Arenas had. Sorry, you have to stick with the Wizards. Hell, you had Michael Jordan play as a Wizard, not a Bullet. So, what comes to mind when you think Wizards?
Well, hate to tell you but you just got beat…again. On the road no less? I don't wanna rub it in or gloat but the Washington Wizards have not won a game on the road at all this year. They have this roster that just sort of baffles me, like a 13 year old kid on NBA 2k whatever and he just trades and trades and trades and has these ok draft picks and somehow it doesn't work for them. John Wall has been injured, Agent Poo Poo Shoe wasn't what he was, he got traded, the took on the horrible contract of one Rashard Lewis. It just seems like a horrible storm of shoes filled with poo. Flip Saunders is their coach, he's had some success, he is trying really hard, even showing this video:
To which semi-genius JaVale McGee said: "He showed a video — like a National Geographic video of a herd of buffalo together. I guess there was a message that we need to stay together."
On to the game, the reason you came here. Coach Silas said postgame "We had to grind it out." Grinding it out into a 104-89 win? I'll take it. To Larry Brown "grind it out" was 64-72…in the other guy's favor! I just love the energy, the looseness, DJ cracking on guys after practice, that's right, AFTER practice. Dudes were hanging out because they are enjoying playing together and under the coach!
50% from behind the arc, 84% from the line, a good many attempts…grind it out indeed. I'm very impressed (obviously) and look forward to seeing what this team can do against some of the best in the East this week. Chicago and Boston…huge games. At this point, around the 2/5th point in the season, .382 win percent, half a game out of 8th in the league, the Bobcats MUST beat some of the elite teams. Moral victories be damned…gotta get W's on the sheet.
Before I close, big, big game out of Gerald Henderson. We had discussed the need to see something out of him and/or Derrick Brown, he showed it against Washington. 40 minutes of playing time, solid defense on Nick Young holding him to 7 points and 2 rebounds (Young had gone off for 21 in the previous meeting). A career high (so far) night for the young man out of Duke. If he can have 3 more games like that this year…big things.
Gerald Wallace should return from his ankle injury at some point this week after running a bit today. Nazr Mohammed should return late this week, early next week. It's a good time to be a Bobcats fan.


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For the first time, Brooklyn Nets point guard Deron Williams has given some specific insight into what caused him to pass up his hometown Dallas Mavericks and remain with the Nets for their move to Brooklyn over the summer. According to a Tweet from The New York Times' Howard Beck, it has a lot to do with the Mavericks' famous owner.
Deron Williams elaborated on choice of Nets over Mavs. Says Mark Cuban's absence at meeting helped cinch decision.—
Howard Beck (@HowardBeckNYT) October 08, 2012
Deron met w/Carlisle and Donnie Nelson. But he had questions about Mavs' future that only Cuban could answer, he said.—
Howard Beck (@HowardBeckNYT) October 08, 2012
Cuban missed the crucial meeting with Williams because he was in Californai shooting episodes of "Shark Tank," the Emmy-winning reality show for which he is a judge, according to Stefan Bondy of the New York Daily News.


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- BIRTH DATE: December 09, 1970 (Age: 43)
- EDUCATION: The Masters School, Duke University
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Ossining, New York
- Full Name: Kara Elizabeth DioGuardi
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Songwriter and musician Kara DioGuardi was born on December 9, 1970, as Kara Elizabeth DioGuardi in Ossining, New York. Mother Shirley Cloyes DioGuardi was co-founder of the Albanian American Civic League and Italian father Joseph J. DioGuardi served as a U.S. congressman for one term in 1985.
DioGuardi grew up in New Rochelle, New York, and attended high school at The Masters School in Dobbs Ferry, New York. After graduation, DioGuardi headed to college at Duke University. Kara had a strong interest in music, and enrolled in the school's opera program. Halfway through her bachelor's degree, DioGuardi changed her major to pre-law and began studying to become a trial lawyer. She graduated in 1993 with a major in political science.
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Music, however, remained DioGuardi's passion. After graduation, a friend convinced her to take a job as the assistant to the editor-in-chief of Billboard magazine. Working at Billboard gave DioGuardi an insider's perspective on the music industry. In her spare time, she tried breaking in to the music business as a singer and performer.
Success didn't come easy to DioGuardi, whose early solo efforts didn't gain popular appeal. But in 1998, the young music executive made headway when she approached singer and performer Paula Abdul on the street in New York City with a demo of her work. Abdul listened to the tape, and flew DioGuardi out to Los Angeles to work with her.
Success as a Songwriter
Her first breakthrough hit as a songwriter came with the Kylie Minogue song, "Spinning Around" (2000), originally written with Paula Abdul. The song helped to boost DioGuardi's career, and she quickly became one of the most sought after songwriters in the industry.
Since her first song hit the airwaves, DioGuardi has worked on popular hits for a laundry list of talented music stars including Christina Aguilera, Kelly Clarkson, Ashlee Simpson, the Jonas Brothers, Britney Spears, Faith Hill and Nick Lachey.
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DioGuardi appeared as a judge on the reality show The One: Making of a Music Star in 2006, but the show was abruptly canceled. The writer's success, however, never slowed; that same year, DioGuardi started her own company, Arthouse Entertainment. After only three years, the business jumped to the No. 7 spot on Billboard's Top 10 National Music Publishers. The next year, she won the 2007 BMI Pop Songwriter of the Year award and the 2007 Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada Award.
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Take a journey to China through a charming, non-fiction, illustrated version.
China Life is an illustrated story of life in China. They are black and white simulations of wood cuts and etchings on pulp like paper. The drawings are taken from the authors own photographs while she was in China.
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Rhonda Campbell began creating art in Europe, studying the old master's methods; oil paint, acrylic, pastel, watercolor, ink or printmaking. What does this have to do with Photography? When Rhonda picked up a camera it became another "tool of the trade", Just painting was too restrictive. In the early 90's she discovered a way to combine all of her passions through a device called the computer. She combines her traditional tools with photography; the digital world of electronic brushes. Some of her art is pure photography, while others are mixed media. She combines the old traditional tools (be it painting or photography) with the modern day electronic tools. Rhonda has worked as a curator, graphic art director and taught traditional art and computer art. She has had one person art show, one numerous awards and exhibited in galleries like Ansel Adams Opts Gallery in San Francisco. She has been published in magazines, newspapers and books. Rhonda has a degree in art and photography.
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Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), an entertainment critic for a television station in Butte, Montana, arrives at the Toronto Film Festival, a complete unknown, intent on finding fame among the rich, famous and fabulous. His dreams of becoming the most celebrated and renowned star interviewer are realized when he is granted an exclusive with elusive young megastar Ben DiCarlo (Corey Pearson). This catapults Jiminy from obscurity to being the most talked about guy in town. Filmmakers and studio executives want to schmooze him and every actor wants to be interviewed by him, including fading Hollywood star Miranda Coolidge (Elizabeth Perkins). When Miranda is later found dead in Jiminy's bed, he thinks he is to blame and suddenly gets embroiled in a murder mystery whodunit complete with sex, scandal, rappers and glamorous celebrities.
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OPC-UA poised to integrate us all
By Roy Kok
The OPC Foundation, working with key industry vendors since January 2004, has defined the next generation of OPC—OPC-UA.
It is a significant upgrade of the technology invented back in 1996. With OPC-UA specifications now released, and early adopter products already on the market, OPC-UA is poised for mass adoption by the automation industry.
The first generation of OPC evolved over time, addressing the most critical issues first such as data access, followed in time by more complex data types and data interactions. This resulted in the industry haphazardly adopting many specifications.
OPC-DA (Data Access) is the most widely adopted specification, followed by OPC-A&E (Alarms and Events) and OPC-HDA (Historical Data Access). The UA is for Unified Architecture – the integration of earlier OPC specifications into one, all encompassing technology, able to handle the diverse data types of Data Access, Alarms and Events, and Historical Data Access.
OPC-UA defines how servers will highlight their capabilities, through compliance profiles, enabling client applications to understand and support server capabilities automatically.
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While the first generation of OPC addressed the most pressing issue, that of software application interoperability on Microsoft platforms, time has proven the problem of interoperability is a much broader issue. OPC-UA is a communication standard, no longer limited to Microsoft platforms.
OPC-UA leverages the next generation of communications—Service Oriented Architecture, IP communications, and Web Services and is divorced of Microsoft-only technologies letting OPC-UA become a broadly applied standard, on operating system platforms from the deeply embedded, VxWorks, to Microsoft platforms and enterprise platforms like Linux.
OPC-UA Profiles also assist in scalability, to address communications from a device all the way up to interactions between MES, ERP, Historian, etc. solutions. A reliance on industry standards such as Web Services also delivers firewall friendliness and easy-to-manage access for the IT professional.
With a broader range of platforms comes the need for security that spans them all, and security that can address the unique rules, roles, and individual requirements of every installation. OPC-UA leverages industry standards delivering a very powerful, secure by default, certificate-based security.
Certificates follow the x509 standard, and their use delivers security flexibility based on users, applications, locations, and access permissions such as read/only or read/write. Process engineers will have a great deal of control over who can access what and why.
Data with context
Data is NOT information. Data is simply data. The first generation of OPC provided access to data and provided additional information of time and quality. While representing an excellent first step in interoperability, modern systems can benefit greatly from data, delivered with a much greater level of context. It is context that turns data into information.
Context can take many forms, as simple as an array of data associated with a machine or collected at a common moment of time. Context is commonly represented by Data Models, definitions of data, data attributes, and their structure. OPC-UA delivers the ability to support complex data objects, no longer requiring access to data one variable at a time. The architecture of OPC-UA enables it to support both existing data models, industry standards such as ISA95, ODVA, ISA88, or automation vendor specific models. Thus, OPC-UA is the pipe able to handle the future needs of intelligent data handling.
There are no competing technologies for automation interoperability. The OPC Foundation, as a standards body and through the support of all its members, is the only provider of technology for interoperability across all levels of the product in the automation marketplace. OPC-UA has proven flexible enough that it is attracting interest in new areas, outside the traditional market of automation such as Smart Grid, Home Automation, and Windows for Cars and applications in the medical device space, complex analyzer space, and the building control industries.
As for timing and rate of adoption, 2009 represents the year products will come to market. A handful of products are available and selling today. Many more are in design. Ideally, you will never need to know about OPC-UA specifics. The products you use today will simply arrive, as an update, or new version, with new features and benefits derived through the use of OPC-UA.
Roy Kok has an electrical engineering degree and over 30 years of automation industry experience. He is vice president at Kepware Communications, a company that provides communications software for automation, systems integration, and is an early adopter of OPC technology.
TerminologyOLE for Process Control (OPC) is an interface specification. Applications, which implement the OPC interface, are able to interoperate without the developer needing to control both the server and client development. By following the OPC interface, clients and servers from different manufacturers can communicate and interact successfully. The OPC interface offers the types of interactions that are typical of process I/O hardware such as PLCs, DCSs, and direct I/O boards. |
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Hey Mary Jo, got your request to join the Cary group and there is a limit to 1 Town Group per person which is defined by the one on their profile. If you think about it there is no need to join more than one - first off we're small enough for everyone to get to reach out to everyone else regardless of town and everyone is already welcome to attend any Inside919 event held anywhere - so you can go to the Raleigh Coffee or Morrisville without being in that Group. Hope this makes sense and helps.
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Hey Mary Jo, just wanted to get you the latest update on the Membership Transition of Inside919.
The free Member option is simply not going to work out - with it I have no way to determine who is interested in being an active member and who is simply not checking their email or these comments.
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Small 14 Unit condo on the Beach in N. Myrtle Beach.
Gorgeous Oceanfront condo located in North Myrtle Beach with awesome ocean views, just step across the dunes and you are on the ocean. Our one bedroom unit includes a cozy kitchen that has everything you need to prepare meals, including a full size refrigerator, stove, microwave and dishwasher.
Also included is off the street parking for 1 car, outside beach shower, and there is a washer/dryer on the premises.
This is a second floor corner unit, it is a non smoking no pets unit suitable for two to three. This is an amazing location that is surrounded by small buildings which allows you to enjoy the beach without the crowds, a rare find even in N. Myrtle Beach.
Included is the linen for the queen bed and futon, we also supply two sets of towels for the bathroom. Beach items such as towels, chairs and umbrella are not included, please bring your own. There is a temporary storage area for the beach items at N/E entrance to the building, please remember to bring them home when you leave.
Winter rates: $70.00 per night
Summer & Holiday rates: $140.00 per night
Our minimum stay is 5 nights without a $70 cleaning fee.
June - August for 7 nights or longer 10% discount, email us for details.
Rates vary with season and may change without notice - please email an inquiry.
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Room type: | Entire home/apt |
Bed type: | Real Bed |
Accommodates: | 3 |
Bedrooms: | 1 |
Bathrooms: | 1 |
Beds: | 1 |
Extra people: | No Charge |
Minimum Stay: | 3 nights |
Check In: | 3:00 PM |
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City: | North Myrtle Beach |
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We absolutely loved the condo!!! It had everything we needed. A quick trip to the store to get our food and we were set for a few meals at "Home". Thanks for a well equipped kitchen. The bed was very comfortable and I liked that the bedroom was separate from the rest of the condo. The first couple of days were warm but then the weather turned rather chilly and windy. We still enjoyed sitting out on the deck enjoying that incredible view of the ocean and walking on the beach. The condo was perfect!!! I would recommend it to anyone. It is perfect for a couple or a small family. We were a little disappointed that a lot of things were closed but we still found things to do. The skywheel was closed for repairs the whole week we were there and no shows until the weekend and even then they were scarce. We did go to Alabama theater. I would add to the the list of restaurants, Sticky Fingers, Ryans, and Plantation Pancake house. Next time we will come in feb. or march or in the summer. Don had plenty of movies for us to watch when it was nasty too go out, which was a huge plus. If we come back to this area again, I would definately stay here again. We absolutely LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!
We really enjoyed our stay at this North Myrtle Beach condo. This met all our expectations with the amazing oceanfront view and located only minutes from shopping, grocery stores,golf, etc.
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This was the perfect place for us. We brought two 9-year old boys and the proximity to the beach had them in the water several times a day. The view off the balcony is great and the sleeping quarters are comfortable. We went off season and there was still plenty to do and we lucked out with awesome weather.
A great place! Fantastic views, great location and awesome facilities. Perfect for a beach getaway!
Donald provides excellent kitchen equipment allowing great meals to be cooked and enjoyed on the balcony overlooking the beach and ocean. Fantastic!
Tess and Rory.
Overall a great experience! Great location, steps away from the beach. Small, but perfect for a couple. Kitchen had everything you could need to cook an entire meal. Donald and Anne were very helpful in making our first Airbnb experience a great one! My only recommendation for future guests would be to bring an extra set of bath towels or laundry detergent as there are only two sets of towels provided. Thank you Donald and Anne for a great vacation!
What an amazing time we had in Myrtle Beach thanks to this amazing condo and Donald. The balcony and the view of the ocean was just perfect and we found that the size of the condo was great for two people. We already can't wait to be back next year. Thank you again Donald for such a great vacation.
Place was cozy and enough room for about 3 people, but better suited for 2. The property was located right on the ocean so making your way to the beach was no problem. Other than the seasonally high costs the place was nice. Please read the fine print as the renter is liable for taxes, which adds 12% on top of the summer/winter rate. All in all it was great, but priced competitively for the area.
The view of this condo was fantastic and the location was great too. If it wasn't for the view, I'd probably give it 2 stars. Even with the holiday (4th of July), our section of the beach wasn't horrifically crowded. It was spaced perfectly away from high-rises which kept this area feeling a bit more private. The inside is small, as described, but perfect for two people. The futon couch in the kitchen area made it feel very crowded. I think taking that out and putting in a small love seat would make it much more comfortable. Loved the balcony and the chairs. The kitchen was stocked well, although with low-end items. However, given the price, I would recommend this place and would likely stay there again. Donald was very easy to work with also.
My wife and I had a wonderful time. It was in a great location not far from para-sailing, jet-skiing and other water activities you would want to enjoy. Not far from restaurants either. The balcony was the best part of the condo, so relaxing. I highly recommend this stay and would definitely stay again myself.
Perfect location and perfect for two people. 3-4 could be comfortable, but 2 was definitely perfect. I will return if I ever get the opportunity.


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The top four positions in the latest BCS standings remained the same, with Oregon, Auburn, TCU and Boise State winning this weekend. Oregon and Auburn control their destinies right now, but Auburn will need to win the SEC championship to get into the BCS Championship game. No. 3 TCU dominated the Utah Utes, 47-7, on Saturday and substantially increased their lead over the No. 4 Boise State Broncos. TCU has a .926 BCS average to Boise State's .866 average.
Previously No. 5, Utah fell to No. 14 after losing to the TCU Horned Frogs, which might be surprising to many observers. The Utes were outclassed for the entire night and barely staved off a shutout. However, the Utes will have trouble playing in a bowl game on New Year's Day. The LSU Tigers, 8-1, took Utah's spot after defeating the Alabama Crimson Tide (who are the highest ranked two-loss team at No. 12).
Outside of LSU, the other big movers this week were the Stanford Cardinal (from No. 13 to No. 6) and the Oklahoma State Cowboys (from No. 17 to No. 10).
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The new MEG scanner will operate as a shared core facility for the local neuroscience community, and will be used for a wide range of studies, including basic research on human cognition in adults and children as well as studies of autism, dyslexia, depression, schizophrenia and other disorders. There will also be an emphasis on technology development — progress in MEG depends on advances in signal processing, and Gabrieli hopes to engage MIT's expertise in computer science and engineering to push the capabilities of MEG technology.
MEG was developed at MIT in 1969 by David Cohen, who exploited the newly invented SQUID detectors that provided the necessary sensitivity to measure the brain's tiny magnetic signals. The new MIT scanner, an Elekta Neuromag, will have an array of 306 such detectors, providing a detailed spatial view of the signal sources far beyond what was possible 40 years ago. It will be housed in a magnetically shielded room to protect the sensitive detectors from background noise.
The purchase of a new MEG system has been made possible by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Simons Foundation, and by philanthropic support to the McGovern Institute from Thomas F. Peterson '57, Edward and Kay Poitras, and an anonymous donor. Construction will begin this month, and the scanner is expected to be operational by fall.
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Innovators win 2012 Automotive News PACE Awards
Engineers say the internal combustion engine still has many improvements in store -- and Automotive News PACE Awards judges agree. Four of the nine 2012 product awards, announced tonight at a black-tie event here, are for new ways to squeeze performance out of the industry's mainstay powerplant. Read More »
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Sonic Automotive Inc. aims to have its stores average at least 100 used-vehicle sales a month by year end. Meanwhile, Sonic reported a 24 percent gain in earnings for the first quarter, but the company's shares plunged 5 percent during a down day on Wall Street. Read More »
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The Mazda6 sedan will shed its V-6 engine in the redesign scheduled for the 2014 model year. The third-generation Mazda6 will be sold with four-cylinder engines only. Read More »
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Chrysler Group said Monday it had agreed to a marketing tie-up with USA Basketball that makes the Jeep Wrangler the official vehicle of the men's and women's U.S. basketball programs, including the 2012 U.S. Olympic teams. Read More »
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Ghosn calls Nissan's earnings 'indispensible' to struggling Renault
Renault rode to the rescue of Nissan when the Japanese company was on the brink of collapse in 1999. Now Carlos Ghosn – who heads of both automakers as CEO of their 13-year alliance – says it is Nissan's turn to return the favor. Read More »
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Olivier Boulay has been Mercedes' design guru in Asia for 15 years. First it was in Japan and now he is among the first wave of western designers carving out a modern look for Chinese vehicles. Read More »
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Fiat expects the new Viaggio to be a strong competitor in the world's largest market, where the Italian automaker has failed twice to gain a foothold. Read More »
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If you think 6-foot-3 New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin is popular in the United States, you can't believe his star appeal in China. For Volvo, he's simply a ringing Lin-dorsement here. Read More »
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LUCA CIFERRI:How I beat Sergio Marchionne to the Beijing auto show
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So what does being DACAmented mean to me?
So it's been a little over a month since I've been dacamented. To be honest, I wasn't super excited because I knew I was going to be approved. The thing I was most excited about was- having accessing to the basic things that people take for granted. That EAD, SSN, and every privilege that comes along with it has been something I've always been thinking about…."how my life would have been or could have been if I had[insert government document name]." Now that I have all of that I can finally feel like a normal young adult-not having to carry my passport as form of ID, not having to leave that SSN number blank or using an ITIN (when permitted) . Alot of people forget how important these things are and how limited your life is without them. To me being DACAmented means I can finally live a stalled life. I can get a job and grow as a professional. I can get an CA ID(which I just got)and a License(which is the next thing I'm gonna get) which will make me finally feel like an adult. I don't have to lie to my friend about why I use a passport instead of a CA ID…I don't need to explain my self. I can just be me without feeling out of place. It's great that I have all of this but I know that it will expire in 2 years and that it's not the solution that our community needs nor deserves. As a DACA approval, I will work to encourage others to apply and to make sure that they don't settle. ALL MY LIFE HERE IN THE US, I'VE FELT LIKE I'VE SETTLED . Knowing the power of organizing and the real change we can make…I WILL NOT SETTLE UNTIL THE BROKEN SYSTEM IS FIXED…IN A TRULY COMPREHENSIVE WAY. I will not let others dictate my life nor limit what I can and want to do. I will fight for what I believe. DACA isn't the end…IT'S BARELY THE BEGINNING OF A BEAUTIFUL JOURNEY…BEING DACAMENTED is the opportunities I was denied…all the possibilities of internships…and study abroad…all those missed opportunity. I'll be real with you, I finally feel like…I CAN LIVE MY LIFE. Although I know life has yet to begin. My life will fully begin and be realized when I have access to the same services, rights, and opportunity as of an LPR or U.S.Citizen. Life begins for me when I can travel the world and when I can live my life to the fullest. Being DACAmented is only a demonstration of my potential and my community's potential.
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People just need to be fucking honest about what they're feeling and their experience. No need to sugar coat things or else you're just digging your self in a bigger shit hole -which was something you wanted to avoid in the first place. REAL TALK NEEDS TO HAPPEN WITHIN OUR SELF AND OUR COMMUNITY FOR REAL CHANGE TO HAPPEN. This I don't want to hurt their feelings mentality is just not good yo. People are just afraid of confrontation and uncomfortable situation but you need tension and discomfort to really grow. REAL TALK, PEOPLE NEED TO STOP ACTING LIKE A BUNCH OF HIGH SCHOOL KIDS, WE ARE FUCKING ADULTS SO ACT LIKE ONE AND BE FREAKING HONEST. If you like something acknowledge it and if you don't , be vocal and agitate the norm. I'm glad I have friends who really try to be as honest as possible who aren't afraid to confront and agitate. I know it's hard to do because it's something I have a difficulty doing all the time but WHEN YOU'RE REAL,YOU MAKE A GENUINE DIFFERENCE.
I know I have an ego. If not for that ego, I wouldn't be as confident in myself in multiple aspects. But the thing is, I know when to check my own ego…Having an ego isn't a bad thing, it's when misused that things go array. Having an ego is healthy in my opinion, it's only when you have too much ego when it gets dangerous especially when the person doesn't know they stepped over the line.
You know when you get an email and you realize how big your role is….this sudden burden to exceed your own work and expectations just sinks it. That totally just happened to me. What's weird is, it only scared me for a sec,then this rushing feeling of excitement becomes the prominent emotion. Bring it…CHALLENGE ACCEPTED. I will show you what I can do.
I am way to excited about getting alot of emails regarding work. LOL
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As an alumni of UCI, I can't better sum up my motivation for doing what I did as an undergrad than what my friend ,John said on his facebook.
Facing problems head on is one of the scariest things you can do especially when you know it will have a profound affect to your life. However, in this process of tackling an issue, it is inevitable that you will grow.
I think life is really funny. There was this guy in the Philippines that bullied me when I was younger. He ended up moving to the U.S. as well, funny enough the one thing that reconnected our friendship was our passion for social justice. He works with Anakbayan while I did my activism as a student leader at UCI. He's probably one of the most inspirational people that I've met, his passion for social justice is just amazing. Never did I think that I would ever see him after leaving the Philippines. Life works in a funny was because we ended up having similar interests, mentality, beliefs, and passions.
My mom and I were watching the Buzz on TFC and Shamcey Supsup was on. Mother said, "You should have majored in Architecture or Engineering instead." I responded," do you have any idea how hard those majors are, I would have probably gone insane if I was an engineering major and it would take me four or five years to finish. Plus, if I couldn't stick in out as a Bio major, I don't think I would survive a major with endless mathematics, physics, and in box logical thinking." After thinking about it, I forgot that I did have a regret, I love politics but I seriously think I was meant to be an Asian American Studies and Women's Studies double major. I've always done extremely well in those classes and have found it beyond interesting. I think I owe a good chuck of my trait of being analytical to these disciplines. All I can do now is take to heart what I've learned and practice these concepts and knowledge as an aspiring Student Affairs professional. If given a second chance to get another Bachelor's, these two would be my definite majors.
The best Christmas Gift for me is all the blessings I've gotten.
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Hey can I pick up the Nape now? I remember transferring your pokes for 1 credit and it's been like 2 months now lol. So are you available to trade right now?
sorry, you kind of replyed late, i already posted my trade thread, posted rules, still got to edit it and add the pokemon
Eh, actually let's just cancel our trade because I am starting to doubt we are ever going to find a time to trade
Set your DS time to one of the date/time combos listed in the Seed to Time dialog box for your target seed, taking off the seconds and however many minutes PikaTimer lists in the "minutes before target" field, which you can ignore as it's zero for this occasion, but you should know that for the future.
Interested in anything from my comming soon section? I'll do that for me then and trade one for entei ?
Ah, I see the problem - I think you just mistyped the seed. It's C80302F8, not C8030295. Now, make sure you've got all the stuff entered into PikaTimer as I described before, then synch up your DS time, and start trying to hit your seed. Each time you enter the game, look up the Roamers' positions, and tell me what they say, and I'll tell you what to do. Good luck.
In that case, I can't see how you arrived at that target seed. The only shiny Brave spread is on frame 42890. Exactly what did you enter into the time finder to get this seed?
The bit on the right that says "Minutes Before Target" as I said, with your settings, this should be zero, so just set your time to your target with the seconds taken off.
Oh and just as a tip for your AR, you can make some codes come up automatically each time you load up the AR (ie, so you don't have to activate them), by selecting all the ones you want, then creating a new code (you can just make it some empty thing - the code itself doesn't matter). After this, the codes selected when making the new code will activate automatically every time you load up the AR with that game. This helps if the first timer is quite short.


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This is so great. It's rare that clear concept and wearability have such an even pull on a 'T.
I am sitting beside you next year and you are teaching me wacom ninja skills. (this is schick)
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The cost of a lawyer...
Hi everyone, I'm getting ready to open up a crowdfunding site, and I thought it would be good to have a lawyer go over it to make sure everything is written and set up in a way that won't cause legal problems. Does anyone know how much a lawyer costs to look over a business before it starts up? I'm just wondering about a ballpark figure, I don't know if it's $1,000 or $100,000.
Thanks in advance
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That's not really an answerable question for people here. It would vary a lot depending on the lawyer, your expectations, the business, the hourly rate, etc. I suppose some will venture a guess, though.
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Whatever it is, I'm certain it is too much. And mobilehaathi is right, it's a bit difficult to answer.
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(It is probably more than $1,000 and less than $100,000.) EDIT: The low end implies a task that can be accomplished in a few hours, the high end could be perfectly reasonable if it requires a number of attorneys for a week or two. B
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to legit to quit.
thing is does it involve a 'Patent' lawyer, or just a normal business start-up and LLC/PLC or other paperwork. as above, your are asking the impossible from an internet forum. a 'ridiculously' well informed group, granted, but still...
if it is a for real idea and is going to turn into a real business... spend the money to build/improve/protect it. your life/money, just my two cents. best of luck. send me the stock market symbol when/before it goes parabolic...
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