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功能多樣,簡單輕量,專為智慧型手機設計可收藏於車衣口袋,背包或繫於腰帶上。尼龍材質,拉鍊吉拉環,輕量化防水材質。中間主要部份是設計放置智慧型手機及MP3 player等等。背面透明防水保護套可以操作觸控螢幕並保護手機。另有一小開口,是耳機線出口。周圍小口袋可以放置隨車工具,補胎用品,CO2氣瓶和CO2打氣筒等。拉還可繫於腰間當腰包使用。
Lezyne Phone Caddy £17.99The Lezyne Phone Caddy is large enough to take not only your mobile phone but a bunch of other ride essentials too, and it'll fit neatly inside a jersey pocket.
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The main compartment is divided in two, the back section coming with a clear panel that's touchscreen compatible – so you can operate your phone through it easily. It's large enough to take most smart phones although you might want to check those dimensions if you have a great big slab of a mobile.
As well as a phone, here's what I've been carrying in the Phone Caddy lately:
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* Puncture repair patches
* Vulcanizing fluid
* £20 note (I'm a high roller, me)
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* Mini pump (neoprene side sleeve)
There's another side sleeve that I've not been using, large enough to take a CO2 cartridge if that's your thing. (I'm not sure why I'm carrying around two multitools at the moment; there might or might not be a good reason for that).
That covers everything I ever take with me when I'm riding (unless I need a waterproof too), so I only have to remember to pick up one thing when I go out the door and that's good news – I'm easily muddled. Of course, you could use a saddle pack and not have to remember anything, but I prefer not to hang stuff off the bike.
The divider between the phone sleeve and the rest of the main compartment is well padded so nothing is going to get damaged in here. If you want to carry a touchscreen MP3 player, you could obviously do that instead (or as well). There's an exit port for routing an earphone lead.
The Phone Caddy is well made with a water-resistant zipper taking care of closure. After two or three months of use, all the seams and edges are still intact and the only signs that it has been used are a few tiny scratches on the touchscreen panel, and they're nothing to worry about.
You get loops to hang the Phone Caddy from a belt if you like but, assuming you're a roadie, you're just going to sling it in a rear pocket and forget about it.
I'm not saying this product breaks down any barriers in terms of innovation but I've found it really handy and will continue to use it.
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Lezyne Phone Wallet £17.99The Lezyne Phone Wallet is designed to keep your personal items dry and secure. I'm talking, phone, change or maybe a card in case of emergencies. There are several products on the market designed to do just this but not many that do all of it.
Step forward the phone wallet from Lezyne. There's no doubting the wallet is well made.
For your phone there is a separate pocket, sealed with a water resistant zip which has a large loop to assist access, even with bulky gloves. An added bonus is the clear panel that is touchscreen compatible, so you can still use your phone whilst it is safely protected. It'll fit a smartphone up to an HTC One X - just.
This clear panel is in turn protected by a velcro cover with three slots for holding cards, ID etc. On the outside is a zippered pocket, ideal for the important loose change if a coffee is required en route.
All that said, the finished item is well made but the drawback is its size! It measures 145x100x25mm, not the smallest item to fit in any pocket. To be fair, it will fit in a jersey rear pocket but you will notice its bulk. So the question remains, do you want something that will protect your phone and do it well plus a number of other items but take up a fair amount of room? I would imagine the answer in a lot of instances will be no. Simpler zip-lock covers do a similar job for less money and room in your pocket.
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'Hospitals: St Leonard, Towcester', A History of the County of Northampton: Volume 2 (1906), pp. 165-166. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=40255 Date accessed: 09 March 2014. Add to my bookshelf
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39. THE HOSPITAL OF ST. LEONARD, TOWCESTER Masters of St. Leonard's Towcester Footnotes
A leper hospital dedicated to St. Leonard was founded at an early date on the outskirts of Towcester, by the north bridge. Simon de Pateshull, sheriff of the county, rendered account in the year 1200 of 40s., the gift of the king to leprous brethren (fratres leprosi) of Towcester. (fn. 1)
An early thirteenth-century deed of Robert, son of Roger Forester, conveyed to Lawrence, son of Simon Ters, an acre of land in the south field of Towcester, between the land of Baldwin and the lepers' hospital of St. Leonard. (fn. 2) Another deed of 1286, giving boundaries, mentions the court of the hospital of Towcester. (fn. 3)
In 1384 letters patent were granted by Richard II. in ratification of the estate of John Forster, clerk in the chapel of St. Leonard, Towcester. (fn. 4) In 1387 John Forster resigned, and the mastership of the hospital, with the chapel of St. Leonard's, was granted for life to William de Horbury, king's clerk. (fn. 5) In the following year the mastership was granted to Nicholas Boteway, a clerk of the chapel within the royal household; these last patents state that the wardenship was then in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land, and heir of John de Hastings, earl of Pembroke. (fn. 6)
The date of the decay of this hospital is not known, but it was probably before 1447, as there is no mention of it in the bequests made by Archdeacon Sponne in his will of that year.
John Forster, (fn. 7) resigned 1387.
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Dozens of friends, former staffers and other well-wishers gathered Monday at UAF's Rasmuson Library to celebrate what would've been former Sen. Ted Stevens' 90th birthday.
Monday's commemoration also marked the opening of a new exhibit in the library's collection of Stevens's official papers generated during his long career as a U.S. senator from Alaska.
There are many tales that are told of Ted Stevens's nearly 40-year career in the U.S. Senate – like how he wore his Incredible Hulk tie on days when he knew he'd have to do some serious arm-twisting to get fellow senators' support for a piece of legislation he was pushing.
Marie Matsumo Nash has heard a few of those tales during the 29 years she worked for Stevens, and she shared one of them Monday. Nash says many years ago Stevens asked her at the last minute to cook some salmon for a meeting of Republican lawmakers in Washington.
"We had to dress it up," she said. "We were peeling the skin off and putting sliced cucumbers on, making it fit for the senators that were going to be eating it. So that wsas kind of fun. It was something that I'd never done."
Now there's another Stevens tale to add to the lore. It's the story behind an exhibit of Alaska maps related to the senator's career that UAF graduate student Susannah Dowds has set up in the Ted Stevens Papers Project in the Rasmuson Library.
"It was the first map of the United States that had Alaska in the correct proportion, in the correct position, and Hawaii in the correct proportion and the correct position," she said.
Dowds says it's called The Stevens Map because early-on in his Senate career, he directed the U.S. Geological Survey, the USGS, to publish a map that would clarify once and for all that contrary to how the state is depicted on many maps, Alaska is not some disembodied land mass located somewhere just off the coast of Baja California.
"When Alaska first became a state … cartographers just decided to put Alaska as an Insert south of California," she said.
Dowds says over the years cartographers typically stuck Alaska somewhere near the lower left corner off the Lower 48, and usually at a much smaller scale than the rest of the states, because Alaska is so big, and so far away that it was impractical to show it in the correct place and size.
After it came out in 1975, the senator widely distributed copies of The Stevens map – and it quickly became very popular, especially among educators.
"He sent off copies to all the school in Alaska and we got letters from teachers, or his office did, and they asked for extra copies, because their students didn't really know where Alaska was in relation to the rest of the United States," Dowds said.
The "Mapping Alaska" exhibit will run through May.
Sitka Man Indicted After USPS Intercepted Package Of Heroin, Meth
A Sitka man was indicted last Friday for receiving a package containing over $30,000 worth of heroin and methamphetamine.
According to a criminal complaint filed in Sitka Superior court, a United States Postal Inspector had intercepted the package addressed to 35-year-old Jeremy Claggett on November 4, and notified the Sitka Police Department.
The package contained 1.63 ounces of methamphetamine and 24.8 grams of black tar heroin – quantities worth $9,000 and $24,000, respectively.
Four days later, police officers tracked Claggett as he picked up the package, traveled with it to an industrial site, opened and discarded the packaging, and drove away with its contents. Officers stopped traffic to detain Claggett on his way home.
According to court records, Claggett admitted to police that he had expected to receive a box containing controlled substances in the mail. He confirmed his address on the package. Claggett also admitted to being a convicted felon, and to possibly having handguns at his residence.
The Sitka Grand Jury indicted Claggett on four felony charges: possession with intent to manufacture or deliver heroin, possession with intent to manufacture or deliver methamphetamine, possession of a concealable firearm after having been convicted of a felony — this count applied twice for the two handguns found in Claggett's possession.
Claggett's next court appearance is scheduled for Wednesday, November 20.
Bartlett Regional Hospital CFO To Resign
Another member of Bartlett Regional Hospital's leadership team is stepping down.
Chief Financial Officer Ken Brough will resign at the end of the year, according to a hospital news release. Interim CEO Jeff Egbert made the announcement in an email to hospital and medical staff and the Bartlett board of directors.
Brough has been with Bartlett since August 2012. He's the third member of the hospital administration to resign or announce plans to resign in the past three months. CEO Chris Harff resigned last month, and Human Resources Director Norma Adams resigned in September.
Earlier this year, some hospital employees complained publicly about a culture of fear created by senior leadership officials. The city launched a personnel investigation in June.
When CEO Harff left the hospital in October, Brough was named acting CEO – an action that was questioned during public participation at last month's board of directors meeting.
"How could the board allow Chris Harff to appoint Ken Brough as interim CEO knowing that both of them were under investigation?" asked Ron Gardner, spouse of Bartlett's director of materials management Sue Gardner. The board did not respond to the question.
Brough plans to move to Prince of Wales Island, where he wants to build a fishing lodge and work as a health care consultant.
Egbert says Bartlett plans to name an interim CFO to serve during the search for a permanent replacement.
Bartlett Regional Hospital is owned by the City and Borough of Juneau. Its board of directors is appointed by the Juneau Assembly. It operates largely on patient fees.
KTOO's Casey Kelly and Lisa Phu contributed to this report.
Tanner Crab Fishery Closed for 2014 Season
State officials announced this week that the tanner crab fishery would not open for the 2014 seasons in the eastern Aleutian Islands. But Unalaska's small boat fishermen think they've found a way to expand the fishery — in an area that's been closed for two decades.
Unalaska's tanner crab fishery opened up for the first time in years in January 2013, only to be shut down again for the upcoming season.
State area management biologist Heather Fitch says fisheries can be unpredictable, but in this case, the problem could be in the management.
"Our surveys kind of seem to not necessarily line up. One section's open one year, it's closed the next," she says. "We want to have a better idea of what's going on."
Right now, the Department of Fish and Game relies on trawl surveys to keep tabs on crab stocks. State biologists compared the results of this year's surveys to decade-long averages.
The results varied in the three areas where the tanner crab fishery is located. In Akutan, the number of mature male crabs was far below the legal threshold to open the fishery. In Unalaska and Skan Bay, there were enough mature males to satisfy that requirement — but not enough that fishermen could make their quota without depleting the stock.
Fitch says the crab that's out there now might be ready to harvest in a couple of years.
"From what it looks like through the rest of the survey, it looks like there's a big incoming recruit class, so my feeling is if you wait, like, two years, you'll see them before they come into the fishery — maybe a year, maybe two," she says.
But local fishermen don't want to get stuck in a cycle of closures and openings. Instead of waiting for these tanner crab stocks to stabilize, they're looking for a new area to fish.
Beaver Inlet has been closed to fishing for about 20 years. Fitch says trawl surveys there don't produce good results.
Zac Nehus is a small boat fisherman and a board member of the Unalaska Native Fishermen's Association, or UNFA. He says there's enough crab in Beaver Inlet to support a new fishery, if you know how to look for it.
"It's kind of our belief that they're just not seeing the tanner crab, and that's why a pot survey is needed where you can access these deeper depths and these areas where tanners reside," he says. "And if we can show that there's a harvestable biomass there, then maybe we can have a fishery there in the future like we've had in other areas around the island."
Ten members of UNFA met Monday with Heather Fitch to talk about the fishery closure and their pot study idea. They voted to look at sending one boat out next August to do the study. The boat would throw back all the crab it caught, rather than selling them.
Nehus says they'd hoped to do the study this season, but he says August works too — the weather is good and the crab is of legal size, but there's not much meat on it. He says they want to do the first survey by 2015.
"Once the process is in the works, maybe then you're able to do it every two years or every three years, and you start to have data to compare against," he says.
And that's data that could help the state improve how it manages the fishery as a whole. But those kind of changes are a ways off. There still won't be a tanner crab season this January.
Nehus says the closure of the Unalaska section, the most active of the three, is more of a loss for the community than it is an economic blow.
"It's a fun fishery to do," he says. "A lot of the locals are able to participate with small boats, especially when it's in Unalaska Bay. Friends go out together, and yeah, maybe they don't make a lot of money, but people enjoy it."
He says while the fishery is closed, they'll focus on getting state approvals for the pot study and finding out how much UNFA would have to pay for it.
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The Anchorage Assembly passed a $467 million municipal budget for 2014 Tuesday evening. It's about half a million dollars more than the one proposed by Mayor Dan Sullivan.
Anchorage libraries secured the $260,000 for better connectivity and supplies.
Other winners include community councils, the Anchorage Service Patrol, legal services, senior centers and community centers.
Losers include public transportation.
Assembly member Patrick Flynn, who represents Downtown Anchorage made a plea for the Assembly to support his amendment keeping bus fares at 2013 levels.
"It's not just that costs are going up. It's also that there's more demand for service. And you know I represent an interesting district," Flynn said. "Half of it never uses the bus; half of it depends on the bus more than any other part of town and so I don't do this to get votes."
"I do this so that people can get to work and so that people can get home and take care of their kids and support their families."
The assembly rejected Flynn's amendment 8-3. It would have added $600,000 into the budget to maintain bus fares at current levels. Adult fares will go up to $2.00. Seniors fares and Anchor Rides will also go up.
The assembly also rejected funding for a homeless coordinator, among other things.
The Municipality's Chief Financial Officer Lucinda Mahoney explains that reductions were made in another area to offset some of the cost of some of the amendments.
"All of the spending amendments total just over a million dollars," Mahoney said. "And then Bill Star had an amendment related to property tax relief of $500,000 and this was essentially reducing a budget in another area. So there were budget increases of a million and then a budget decrease of $500,000 for a net increase of $516,000."
The Assembly also approved a budget increase to help the financially struggling Anchorage School District by picking up the cost of police officers who work in the schools, but sources say it's likely that Mayor Sullivan will veto the item. The Mayor has line item veto power which he may use within seven days.
The Mayor's proposed budget would have increased property taxes by 2.7 percent. The Assembly's amendments will increase property taxes by 3.4 percent.
The total budget is around $267,000. That's still $1.4 million under the tax cap and several million dollars less than last year's.
School District, Juneau Teachers Resume Negotiations
Contract bargaining between the Juneau School District and teachers resumed Monday evening, and as negotiators entered NEA-Alaska offices they were greeted with chants and signs calling for a fair contract.
This is the first negotiating session since early October. Teachers are working for the second year on a one-year contract that remains in effect until a new agreement is reached. They're clearly frustrated by the lack of bargaining.
Despite blustery winds and temperatures in the low teens, about 20 teachers gathered outside the downtown Juneau office building where the session was held.
Juneau Education Association negotiators entered to cheers, while school district officials heard "settle our contract."
Teachers started gathering after school as negotiating teams walked into a bargaining session.
Teachers received no salary increase in last year's contract. They're asking for no less than a cost of living increase in this year's agreement.
The two sides met in arbitration in October. The arbitrator's opinion is expected by the end of the year, but it's only advisory.
School district officials maintain there is no money in the budget for a raise for teachers.
Bethel Man Gets 45 Years for Killing Cab Driver
A young man was sentenced in Bethel Superior Court to 45 years in prison for murdering a Korean cab driver a few winters ago. Kyle Motgin pled guilty to murder in the second degree which dropped several other charges. He was 21 years old when he stabbed Young Suk Chong to death on January 31, 2012.
The victim, "Suzi", as she was known by her friends, was a 54-year-old cab driver working the early morning shift. Wind chills were 55 below zero. Motgin had been drinking and called the Quyana Cab Company from a home in Bethel. The Kuskokwim River was frozen and he wanted a ride downriver 10 miles to the village of Napakiak. Instead of bringing money to pay for the ride, he brought a knife.
Judge Dwayne McConnell spoke at length at the sentencing.
"The kind of injuries that you inflicted are hard to imagine," McConnell said.
McConnell reviewed the evidence. In Bethel they found glasses, a boot, and blood; inside the SUV cab car in Napakiak, it was another gruesome scene.
"It's clear to me that she fought, she fought, she fought really hard to stay alive to try to stay alive and he did his best to make sure she didn't for whatever reason," McConnell said.
Motgin stabbed Chong too many times to count. He dragged her into the back of the cab and left her body there to freeze. She was found the next day.
In sentencing comments, District Attorney June Stein said Chong was working in Bethel to earn money for her family back home in California. Part of that family is her daughter Alisha McGinty who addressed the court in person.
"My mom is the rock of my family and my extended family. Not only only financially but emotionally," McGingy said. "She always hosted out family gatherings, Christmas, any holiday, any Korean holiday, Thanksgiving. Celebrating our first Christmas without her last year, despite having almost every family member there. . .felt empty and cold."
She expressed her grief that her mother missed her recent graduation from college. She says her mom overcame a lot in her life including extreme poverty and a bout with cancer which doctors told her would leave her six months to live.
"I've always thought that she was like a super hero and for her to go the way she did is so unbelievable unfair," McGinty said.
Motgin also got emotional when he spoke and apologized to Chong's family.
"It's hard on me, it's hard on my family, it's hard on the victim's family. I'm sorry," Motgin said.
Through long pauses in his comments, Judge McConnell said there were a lot of unanswered questions surrounding the murder. He said they're never going to know exactly why it happened but they do know who did it.
The judge talked at length about Motgin's past criminal history. At the time of the murder he was on felony probation for assaulting an ex-girlfriend.
"You assault women. . .and you seem to like knives," McConnell said.
McConnell says the fact that Motgin might have been drunk that night is no excuse.
"Alcohol lets you do things you want to do. It makes it easier to do things you want to do," McConnell said. "That's what alcohol does. It dis-inhibits you. It makes you more likely to do what you want to do. It's why people get in trouble. It shows me that you're such an angry person."
Whether it was anger that Motgin felt that night and whether it can be resolved in the future is unknown but the sentence allows for the possibility of rehabilitation.
He was sentenced to 80 years with 35 suspended. That leaves him 45 years to serve with 10 years probation, which would put him up for parole when he's about 50 years old. He also has to serve an additional 1 and a half years for violating his previous probation.
There is several probation conditions including one that prevents Motgin from ever taking a cab again.


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■ Holly C. Boname, 28, of 36783 Maloney Road, Clayton, was also charged by state police at 11:35 p.m. Friday with possession of marijuana after being stopped at a sobriety checkpoint on Route 12 in the Town of Alexandria. Her BAC was not listed.
■ Harold E. Allen, 21, of Thorndale, Texas, was charged at 3:28 a.m. Saturday by state police on Route 11, Pamelia, after being stopped for speeding. His BAC was 0.12 percent.
■ Norman W. Bachtler, 48, of 1030 Arsenal St., Watertown, was also charged by state police at 3:35 a.m. Saturday on Route 3, Hounsfield, with aggravated unlicensed operation of a vehicle. His BAC was not listed.
■ Joseph J. Schneller, 32, of Canton, was charged by Potsdam police with aggravated DWI, possessing an open container, first-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a vehicle and public urination at 1:59 a.m. Friday after being observed urinating in front of his vehicle, which was parked incorrectly with the engine running. His BAC was listed at 0.23 percent.
He was being held at St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, on $500 cash bail.
■ Barbara A. Wilkins, 59, of 2505 DeGroff Road, Nunda, was charged by Jefferson County sheriffs deputies with driving while ability impaired by drugs and endangering the welfare of a child at 3:37 p.m. Friday after crashing her vehicle while traveling north on Interstate 81. She was also charged with aggravated DWI under Leandras Law, because her 8-year-old grandson was in the vehicle at the time of the crash.
■ Jonathan E. Corbine, 23, of 62 Trout Lake St., Edwards, was charged by state police with aggravated driving while intoxicated Friday evening.
Police said Mr. Corbine was stopped for speeding on County Route 38 in Norfolk. Police said he was found to be in possession of a narcotic pill while having a 14-month-old child in the back seat.


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Webster heard arguments on a motion for summary judgment in the case of Jessica A. Hudson versus the Bob Burdette Center.
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The center hired Hudson to fill the executive director's position in the summer of 2011.
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Instead of misrepresentation, Hudson was fired because employees at the center looked at her Facebook profile upon learning that she was hired, he said. The Facebook profile indicated that Hudson was in a relationship with another woman, Brown said.
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Any short list of the world's most admired business people would include Andy Grove, the chairman and CEO of Intel in its years of explosive growth. During his career, Intel became the model for Silicon Valley. Silicon Valley became the model for the world. And Grove became Time's Man of the Year-an icon of the promise of the American life.
The simple facts of Grove's career are the stuff of legend. Born in Hungary of Jewish origin in 1936, he survived the Holocaust only to face the Soviet invasion. He escaped to New York, penniless, at age twenty, and embraced America, transforming himself from Andrs Istvn Grf into Andrew Stephen Grove. After putting himself through college and graduate school, he arrived in Silicon Valley at the perfect time for an ambitious young engineer. He joined Intel at its founding in 1968, rose to CEO in 1987, then led the company into the stratosphere, with compound annual profit growth at 34 percent for the next eleven years.
Despite decades of media scrutiny and six of Grove's own books, there remains a powerful element of mystery about him. This definitive biography, by a Harvard Business School professor with unprecedented access, finally cracks the code of who Andy Grove really is, how his mind works, how he attacks impossible problems, and how he leads others to exceed their own expectations of themselves.
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The 592nd meeting of Hotchkiss Emblem Club #306 was held on April 1. New officers were at their stations.
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Dial ratchets up liquid soap packaging
Houck says Dial decided to go with a roller coaster because it's reminiscent of a theme park. Meanwhile Busch suggested the giraffe image he says because it's one of the primary images it uses in communications. And tigers were exotic and furry so "we knew we could do something cute with them" he adds.
Still all the images were the products of the designers and illustrators at Fisher. For each label two separate images were needed because that provided the animation or motion feature as the label is viewed from different perspectives.
Learning about lenticulars
Before the images were finalized all of the partners participated in a telephonic seminar on lenticular images. "We had a conference call to outline the guidelines we offer about the images that work best the colors and contrast" says Ryan Kjolhede sales associate at lenticular printer Travel Tags. "Fisher then produced hand-drawn images and then converted them to high-resolution computer images they sent to us."
Travel Tags took those images and performed an operation they call "interlacing." Because each label has two separate images interlacing is the process of putting the two images together with an overlap. What's critical at this step says Kjolhede is keeping in mind the radius curve of the bottle surface. The goal he says is that "first your eye focuses on image A. As you move the focus becomes image B. That's what we call a simple 'flip.'"
Once interlacing was done Travel Tags produced proofs in about 48 hours. "We had several rounds of different ideas between Fisher Dial and us" Kjolhede recalls. Travel Tags' proofs were critical in critiquing and improving the images says Fisher's Smith. "They manipulated the artwork to fit the radius of the bottle. So if you actually look at this label flat it's nowhere near as dimensional as it is once it's applied to the curve of the bottle."
In this process Smith says the partners all discussed which elements needed to come forward in the image and which ones should be pushed into the background. "Once we had the images nailed down two for each label it took our designers about a week for each label to be fully illustrated and to be ready for production."
During this time CCL Label became involved not only for its expertise with lenticular labels but also for its guidelines for converting sheet-printed labels into p-s labels on rolls.
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Once the artwork was finalized Travel Tags went to work to suggest the best lens through which to view the art. The company has worked with a number of extruders who produce the sheet that becomes the lens.
"Our first trials with CCL were with a 10-mil amorphous PET sheet that is 'engraved' with lenticules [grooves] of 180 lines per inch" recalls Bob Hanson sales manager at Travel Tags. "However we found the 130-line lens is far superior in the animation you're able to achieve in printing on the back of the lens."
The lenticules are achieved in-line with extruding of the sheet; the sheet is passed over a cylinder that creates the lenticules. In fact Travel Tags owns some of the cylinders used for creating the lenticules. The company declined to name the companies that produce the lenticular sheet. At Travel Tags the custom lens sheets are then reverse-printed offset in four-color process.
But it's not quite so simple says Kjolhede. Producing a three-dimensional image is "essentially layering the images to give it the depth of a 3D image. It's the most complicated of all lenticular printing because we have to create the three-dimensional depth along with creating the two-phase image flip."
Even Gary Dillhoff of CCL Label agrees that sheet-fed offset is the best quality printing for lenticular labels. "We knew that the highest quality printing of lenticular is done sheet-to-sheet offset" he says. "We decided long ago that our expertise would be in converting those lenticular sheets into rolls of pressure-sensitive labels. So we go from printed sheet to rollstock with our patented process."
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CCL Label's Memphis plant has a lot of experience with converting specialty labels whether lenticular or multipanel labels.
First in CCL's process is to guillotine-cut the sheets into smaller sheets individual squares that can be single-stacked two-up in miniature magazines. These labels are then automatically transferred directly onto a roll of pressure-sensitive adhesive on a carrier web. Each lenticular label is then die-cut like traditional p-s labels and the waste area of the label and adhesive is stripped away in a matrix scrap web leaving the labels in place on the roll ready for application.
That means that Travel Tags needs to provide sufficient bleed area around each image so that it can be easily die-cut. Plus CCL only uses adhesives that meet Dial's requirements.
"We also do some special things for these labels" Dillhoff says. "Since this is a thicker label than normal we use special cores and do some things to help prevent curling." In addition CCL mounts the labels sequentially on the roll: one roller coaster followed by one giraffe and one tiger.
"We produce the containers for mixed cases four of each design in each case of 12" says Dial's Houck. "By having CCL produce the labels sequentially we end up with very efficient flow-through production so we achieve a mixed case without going to a secondary operation." By selling a mixed case retailers achieve multiple designs on the shelf in a minimum of space without having to buy three cases he adds.
Also key was that the package's front label was the only change. The custom bottle is about five years old Houck says and the pump has been in use even longer. Because the label is reverse-printed Dial didn't have to protect the label from abrasion. "We do extensive package testing and these were ship-tested to ensure conventional shipping didn't cause any problems to the labels."
When Dial was asked about label economics Schneider said it was important but it wasn't a major issue. "We wanted to do something extra special so it gave us an opportunity to look at new innovative packaging. In liquid hand soap packaging is one of the keys. So the appearance of this label really serves two purposes: one it attracts attention in the store and second it looks special in the home."
The bottles with the new label will be available from spring to fall 2003. "So we're also likely to be doing a winter redesign for October" Schneider says.
CCL's Dillhoff is also excited about this program. "I commend Dial for trying this" he says. "And using it for a standard product is unusual. You don't typically see lenticular labels in your mass merchandisers." Although several companies have approached CCL about doing this he says: "Dial is the first one to really pull the trigger in a major commercial way."


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The initial draw for rafting on the Nile was instigated by our mutual interest in environmental issues, especially in relation to international development strategies. We chose the Adrift Rafting Company because it was a location where we could experience the awesome power of the natural world while safely investigating both a Western and local perspective of environment and development issues. We also had the opportunity to critique current forms of revenue building within the local area.
We focused on the environmental consequences of the Bujagali Hydropower Project currently being constructed on the White Nile. The rapids of day one are some of the largest in the world. Unfortunately, when the dam is completed in mid 2010, the rapids - including the largest commercially rafted rapid in the world - will be gone. Our guides pointed out the construction site on the left bank which was hard to miss. Pipes drained point source pollution into the river, creating sludge in the water, while cranes and dump trucks were visible on the riverbank. The dam will provide electricity necessary for continued national development.
Unfortunately, the local communities are unlikely to gain from any of these benefits and are forced to deal with the consequences; not only environmental, but impacts on livelihood and lifestyle as well. People from the local communities will no longer be able to use this stretch of river for communal bathing, recreation, clothes washing, or as a livestock watering point.
The local guides and safety kayakers have an obvious connection to the river, and they were apprehensive about the dam's long-term benefits and discouraged by its immediate negative consequences. The general attitude of the locals was skepticism towards this western style of 'development.'
The dam is certainly a blow to the excitement of white-water rafting near the source of the Nile, but The Adrift Rafting Company is confident it will survive the project. It will continue to lead trips down the White Nile, but they will start further down the river. The company is already in the process of building a new camp downstream, which should be completed before the dam project is done.
Additionally, we intended to investigate the quality of the Adrift Rafting Company's 'ecotourism' operation on the Nile River. When the operation first started, it was completely staffed with international guides and safety kayakers; now, the majority of company is staffed with local Ugandans. We were also happy to see that employee retention was high, as was the potential for moving up within the company and expanding livelihood opportunities. One of the safety kayakers was also a local musician who promoted his CD through the tourists that came to the company. A couple of the other kayakers are sponsored by kayaking companies in international competitions. In the end, we were disappointed by the international guide's apathy towards the local culture. They were unable to inform us much about the communities that surround the Adrift facilities.


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Here's the thing about most live-aboard operations: They leave port either on the weekend or on one of the days adjacent to it. And that works well for most folks, as it fits into the typical vacation schedule.
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Tusa Dive's Spirit of Freedom has the answer. In addition to its Monday departure from Cairns, the luxury live-aboard can take on and let off passengers on Thursday at Lizard Island, a one-hour puddle-jumper ride from Cairns. From there, you can do the second half of Spirit of Freedom's itinerary (including the world-famous Cod Hole), or because the vessel's turnaround time in Cairns is a mere four hours you can dive the full weeklong itinerary, and both begin and end your trip in the stunning surroundings of Lizard Island.
On the seven-day trip, you'll dive both of Oz's iconic dive destinations the Great Barrier Reef and the Coral Sea without unpacking more than once. A highlight is a visit to the Coral Sea's Osprey Reef, a coral atoll rising 3,000 feet from the ocean floor, and world-renowned for its see-forever visibility and wide variety of pelagic animals. More than two-dozen sharks at close range? Giant soft corals? You'll see both.
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Former Fort Wayne Mayor Win Moses says he's likely done running for office after losing his bid for an 11th term in the Indiana House.
The 69-year-old Democrat tells The News-Sentinel that he plans to step away from politics and spend time with his family and run his business that owns apartment complexes and mobile-home parks.
Moses was a Fort Wayne City Council member in the 1970s before serving as mayor of Indiana's second-largest city from 1980 through 1987. He faced a campaign finance controversy while mayor but was first elected to the Indiana House in 1992.
Republican Martin Carbaugh defeated Moses in a district made more GOP friendly in redistricting. The campaign included criticism of Moses' role in the boycotts by House Democrats over the right-to-work law.


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Fri March 23, 2012
Michigan State Is First No. 1 Seed To Be Bounced
By Mark Memmott
Originally published on Fri March 23, 2012 6:01 am
Tough defense by Louisville led to the defeat Thursday night of Michigan State in the NCAA men's basketball tournament, NPR's Mike Pesca said earlier on Morning Edition.
The Spartans, who lost to Louisville 57-44, are the first of the four No. 1 regional seeds to be sent home.
Syracuse, another No. 1 seed, managed to hang on with a 64-63 win over Wisconsin. In Thursday's other two games, Florida beat Marquette 68-58 and Ohio State thumped Cincinnati, 81-66.
Play resumes tonight to see which other teams make it into the "Elite Eight."
Among the many places to see the bracket: CBSSports.com.
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