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It states 4 in memory foam topper, however only an inch to an inch and a half is actually memory foam. The other 2 1/2 to 3 inches is just regular cheap foam. If you really want a good memory foam pay the extra 50 bucks and get the full 4 inch memory foam.
This is our second one - we bought a too hard mattress for home and this saved it - then we had to move temporarily for my husband's job and moved into a very nice furnished apartment - but we were there 4 months when I went home for a visit (slept in our bed @home) and realized just how awful the bed at our temp apt was - bought another one of these and I am sleeping great!! You could put this thing on the floor and sleep great! Didn't smell - unrolled it at 3m and put it on bed at 6pm - slept on it that night. Can't say enough - you won't regret this buy! Even my husband who like firm - loves this - I like soft and it is great for us both.
I have purchased Serta memory foam toppers over the years as they wear out. I did not notice the smaller print that the memory foam was so thin. Instead of 4" of memory foam as this topper should be, Serta has decided to cheapen this topper by using regular foam with a thin layer of memory foam on the top of it, and only on one side to boot. Even sorrier of Serta is the fact that they do not cut the king size true to the shape of a king size mattress. They cheat you out of a good 3", which for tall people that need every inch of a king size, means your feet hang off the topper. Way to go corporate America (Serta)! Cheapen your products, charge more, and pocket the huge profits!!!
I have been looking at these foam mattress toppers for a year and finally decided that it was worth it to try one rather than buy a new mattress. It came tightly wrapped in plastic and I unwound it on the floor and let it sit as the instructions stated for 24 hours.One of the main things I noticed was there was "no smell" to this product. I have a keen sense of smell and would not be able to use it if there was a chemical smell on it. We put it on our king size bed under the fitted mattress cover and it fit fine. It made our bed seems much higher but the sheets fit too.After the first night I felt an amazing difference when I woke up. Being skeptical, I waited for another night to see if my husband felt the way I did. We both agreed that we were waking up without the usual back aches and pains we had been experiencing. We both are sleeping better and waking up refreshed after a good nights sleep.We are thrilled with it and highly recommend this mattress topper to anyone!
I was not pleased with the one ounce memory foam topper as it has limited quality for support. I wish I had done my homework to locate atleast a five ounce or even nine ounce memory foam. I predict that afer one month or less, I will not even know there is a topper on my bed. This has been a poor purchase, in my opinion.
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I want to thank you for resolving my problem so quickly. I will continue to order from overstock. I will encourage all family and friends to always check your site first. Thank you very much Sherri
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Well, I'm relieved to say the odor is gone--after a week of airing out w/ a fan going 24/7, windows open, and mattress cover pulled back for airing. The mattress is firmer than I expected or prefer, but some people like a more firm mattress. As long as my back and leg problems don't return, I'll be satisfied and will get used to the more firm mattress. Sorry I can't recommend this product--have gone through too much trouble w/ it. Hopefully, there won't be further issues.
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just curious... if so, which route?
I have. Just once. It was on Ragged Edges.
Yes, Sport Wanker Extraordinaire in the Calico Hills, Las Vegas.
Basically just once..The Classic, Granite Mountain, Prescott, AZ
not to hijack but what about the #5? I picked one up but I'm debating on how useful it will be for me. It seems like Red Rocks always has wider stuff? Maybe I'll hold onto it for this season in Red rocks...
Yes. Go to Indian Creek and try some offwidths. Or Cashmere Crack in Little Cottonwood. For the #5: maybe not a necessary placement, but I have found places at the Gunks where I've put it just to save the weight! (Don't ask why I hauled that sorry sucker up in the first place.)
#5 is nice on Owl Rock in Arches NP. #6 is still shiny and collecting dust in the gear closet.
Primrose dihedral, moses
I used one on Community Pillar in Red Rocks. I used one on Sheila in Pine Creek Canyon (Bishop area). I think I've used it a couple other times but can't remember specifics.
I cant remember the route, but I used two #5's, one #4, and one #6 on some route in josh.
I used a #6, but only once in self defense.
My rope gun had to borrow one so we could do Great White Book when the line on South Crack was too long last year. Not our pic:
Wow, I wasn't aware that people bought sixes and didn't use them. Want to send surplus cams my way? Free gear thread anyone? My triple 5s and 6s are scratched to hell, the old 4s and 5s weigh too much and still get use, the bros have followed my up a few things, mainly as belay anchor pieces (Bengal, Burlesque, other routes that start with "B"). I've also fallen on my Chouinard Tube Chocks, 9-11 hexes, and a girth-hitched slung bong (solid, somehow). I think I'm officially a minority now. I haven't even climbed a thousandth of the offwidths I want to, yet. You guys really don't use your cams? Weird...
Quite a few... But Moby Dick Ahab was one of the most notable. Its hard to call it an onsight when you spend over an hour squirming up 150ft but there it is none the less. That six was tipped out as hell though
Weird question. Kind of like "anybody ever buy Climbing shoes and actually use them". can't tell you how many times. In eldo, steamboat, moab, ic, vedauwoo.
Yep many times at the Voo. Love that size!!!!
Our climbing club has a communal #6 that's passed on every year as a volunteer award. My mentor received the honor last year (the cam's 2nd time out). Part of the deal is that the cam must be placed on a climb at the Gunks and photographic evidence must be provided to the club. She had me bring it up Baby. Stupid cam is bigger than my head - and it's too big for that crack!!
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All the time in the desert, and multiple times on a FA called Sidewinder in the Fisher Towers, including one section where you do very insecure climbing past a tipped out #6 while trying not to kick it out. Paul
many times, but hopefully years of counseling and thousands of dollars in co-pays and xanax will cure that problem....
what? that is like saying has the sun come up today! all the time "fat crack" foe life!!!!1
Edited to add location for photos. First two are Championship Wrestling in Jtree, third is Binge and Purge, IC.
On the way to the Voo as we speak. I hope to place my #6s a lot!!!
I guess I don't go out of my way to seek OW so I haven't used one yet. Ha! (Oh for those wondering... I was asking cause I don't have a #6 and the topic came up in discussion, where would I ever use one? (of the ones I want to do... easy-moderates, mostly in California and particularly Yosemite) Looked at even Steck-Salathe and it doesn't need one. I had thought about doing Ragged Edges, but I do have a #5) Thanks for the all the replies. Greatly appreciated.
Yep, and I have loved it every time. I was shut down more then once without it too. Ahhhh the 6, She's beautiful!


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Actor Jim Dale speaks to The Leaky Cauldron
Interview by Melissa Anelli/TLC
Even with 36 movies on his bio and a reputation for quickly-spun comedy that has fueled his lengthy career, Jim Dale admits that voicing Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was no mean (or lean) feat. Over 130 characters in the book had speaking roles (and at a rough count, 80 of those were new); Dale often found himself speeding through large sections of until late in the night before a taping, creating vocal personalities as quickly as he turned the page. Yet Dale speaks of his Potter experience fondly, as The Leaky Cauldron was happy to discover. At a cocktail party to promote "Stiff Upper Lip," a new theater group that exists to import offbeat British fare to New York, TLC was able to grab a short sit-down with the genial actor to discuss his career, film, children's literature and, of course, what it means to be the voice of Harry Potter
The Leaky Cauldron: Can you tell me about "Stiff Upper Lip"?
Jim Dale: There's a theater here in New York called the Greenwich Street Theater, and they've decided to call themselves the Stiff Upper Lip. What it is, is a group of English actors who now live here in New York and what they're doing is bringing over or encouraging other people to bring over what they call fringe theater, which is theater that doesn't get into the mainstream. It's not on Broadway, but these are plays that should be seen; to put it in a nutshell, plays can be funny, they can be serious, they can be romantic, they can be surrealistic, they can be science fiction, they can be horror - and some of these plays have all those elements in them, so they're off the wall, some of these plays, but they deserve to be seen. So this group is going to encourage fringe theater to come to New York from England, and they'll supply half the actors. They also are just going to bring over a play that is fringe theater from England and it will bed done in this little theater with actors who are British, who live in New York.
TLC: What did you think of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix?
JD: I have no opinion of the book because I'm too busy doing the voices. When you read 100 pages the first night and then record them the next day you're so focused on 'There's the description, there's the voice, let's focus on what that voice is, find something tonight, I've go to read 100 pages again and find the voices ready for tomorrow in the studio.' So I'm not there to analyze what the story's about. I'm really there to contribute the voices. So the next day, when we get in the studio, then I'm really reading it for literally the first time. Before we record it, I can have a quick glance down that page and then go back and start to record it, so when you have to put together as we did 134 voices, I can't really say that I sit down as you do and read it from cover to cover, analyzing what's being said and all that. I have too many other things on my mind. Even when I'm recording it I'm being told, "Can we stop there, there's a piece that you did half an hour ago that was a mistake, they're bringing it back in." So it kills the concentration, it kills the continuity.
We have 10,000 edits, for instance. Now, you never have to stop and start 10,000 times when you're reading a book. I do. So you can understand that I can't focus on reading it the way you can. I don't know until I read it again. But I got the general impression while I was doing it was that it was the best book that she's written so far, and that it's deeper than the other, and that I was speaking lines Harry had never spoken before. Angry lines, he was fed up with people, like a young teenager. He was angry and aggressive and sulky. I realized that he is growing up. Instead of a cardboard character [J.K. Rowling is] creating somebody who is growing up as the years go by.
TLC: What causes a typical edit?
JD: Thousands of things make you stop the tape. You sit down, they say, "Sorry Jim, can we start again? You moved your head to the left." (You have to stay exactly still.) So now they pick it up again, I reach the end of the page, and have to turn the page - so we have to stop because you hear the sound of the page being turned. Next time round I fluff a word, so we have to stop and take it from the beginning of the sentence again. I finish that, a new character comes in [and] I've forgotten what their voice is. I have no idea until I listen to my private tape of that voice; I record each voice as I think of it. "Page 27," you know, halfway down, "Mr. Nerdley," and then I speak Mr. Nerdley's first line of dialogue and then I record it on the tape so that when I play it back I get an idea of how Mr. Nerdley (that's just a fictitious name, by the way) sounds, so I stop the tape to get some idea of that. Next comes a word that we're not quite certain how to pronounce. We don't have J.K. Rowling to tell us how to pronounce it - it's one of her words. So I look at it and realize that it can be said over six different ways, so we record it six different ways, stopping every time. Now add all that up over 800 pages or more, however many page there are, and that's however number of edits, plus the fact we have to keep changing tapes, plus the fact you have to stop for tea and you have to stop for other things. People come in and interrupt, there's a fly suddenly in the studio, you can hear it buzzing. It doesn't mean you made 10,000 mistakes, that's not what an edit is, an edit has to be done to correct something that was probably nobody's fault but it had to be corrected.
TLC: When you don't know how to pronounce something, how do you decide which pronunciation goes in?
JD: I think phonetically, they get the sound of the word from J.K. Rowling eventually. An email comes from London with the word phonetically spelled out, so they say, "Oh, that was Jim's third attempt."
TLC: You obviously create the characters very quickly.
JD: Yeah, I have to.
TLC: How?
JD: What can you say, that's why they hired me. I've been in the business a long, long time and you have to come up with instant things sometimes. In the early days of the first book I was able to invent a voice and maybe a second voice and a third voice and could say, "Oh, I'll go along with the third voice I thought of for this character." Now, I have no time to do that. I really have to read the description of what the character is, read a description of how he speaks - "he came into the room with a high pitched sound" - I have to take that into consideration, and then, it's the first voice I come up with. I have to say, "Okay, I have no time to, who can I ask? It's just me and it's now one o clock in the morning, I've got nobody to say that's wrong." And nobody say, "That's wrong," because no voice is wrong. It can always be slightly changed to make it better, but no voice is ever wrong. So usually the first voice I came up with is the one we stuck with.
TLC: Can you break down the actual creation of a voice?
JD: After 134 voices, it's just off the wall as far as I'm concerned. I've never recorded that many before, and so eventually, "Where do you get a voice from?" I ask myself. Many different places, I think, back in the old days of English radio where they used to have people with very distinctive voices because that was the attraction that you had for them, that you turn on the radio and there's a funny guy there. It was sound and they had to have something very distinctive that you could identify with. So I brought to life again a few of the old time comics from England - not necessarily did an impression of them but used their voice to play the words of the character. And it was easy to understand, so when it came to that voice, I would just say Terry Scott. And the name Terry Scott reminded me that I'd chosen that comedian and his voice to give me the voice of that character. Terry Scott, by the way, is the voice of Peeves. Terry Scott was a wonderful comedian and I worked with him in a couple of films but he used to do an act where he was a little 12-year-old boy and that's how he spoke, that's how he talked, like that. So that's how certain voices come to you. The memory of what other people used to sound like.
TLC: Do you automatically retain the voices of people you meet?
JD: No, not really. I'm not very good at American accents, I can't retain obscure American accents. English, you know, I've lived in England all my life, or in the British Isles, so in the book I decided to not just use English voices but Irish, Scottish and Welsh. Through being a touring actor I've been to all these cities and lived in all of these small towns for a period of time while I was working the theater. I heard all these people speaking that accent, or that accent, or that accent, and they're all so different. And the joy of these for the children as far as I'm concerned is to hear the character speaking in an English accent and an English dialect. The way that J.K. Rowling would want them to hear it. When they listen to it they put an American voice to the character because they don't know the English accent, so when you listen to the books that's an added plus. You're listening not only to a description of the person but you're listening to the voice that that person uses. It helps you put together a wonderful image of that character, what he looks like and especially what he sounds like.
TLC: Has there ever been a part of the recording you wish you could go back and change?
JD: Every sentence. Of course, because when you rehearse a play the first time you read the play and open your mouth and speak those lines, it's not the way you're going to be doing it on the opening night, and the way you're doing it on opening night is not the way you're going to be doing it three months into the production. So an actor is always correcting and polishing and adding to - these are called moments, you create a part from moments, and every part gets bigger and bigger. The director suggests this and you suggest something, and it all adds up to more and more moments. So to get back to your question, when you read the book for the first time and speak it, then obviously if you had been given a chance to read it five or six times aloud, then you'd put more emphasis there, or pull back here, or have been angrier - and I'm like that. I'm so bad at this that I've never listened to a Harry Potter book, I've never heard it, because I would be too critical. I can't bear to listen to myself making the endless mistakes that I think I'm making. Other people don't seem to notice at all. They're too miniscule for other people to even realize they're mistakes, but to me and to fellow actors, we all go through that phase. Thank God, because the person who says, "Aren't I great?" and they show their films at home every night to all of their friends like in the old days in California - you never get anywhere like that.
TLC: Has there been any talk of putting you in one of the films?
JD: No.
TLC: Would you like to be in it?
JD: Of course.
TLC: Is there a particular character you would enjoy playing?
JD: Anything that came along. You can't pick and choose when you're in the film industry. They've already made up their minds.
TLC: Who is your favorite character?
JD: I haven't one, I love them all.
TLC: You've done work with Disney - how do you feel J.K. Rowling's and Disney's treatment of children differ?
JD: Look at life, life's a lot harder these days. Just look around, children are being indoctrinated with things that we never even heard of when we were kids. And they're watching things on television and films that we would have shocked our parents. They're open to the whole the reality of the world which we weren't. We were cocooned from it, we were shown these Disney films, you know, Never Never Lands and all that sort of thing. Now the children are sitting up at night and watching reality shows, so you've go to, if you're writing for children, take that into account, and you've got to allow that child to read what is part of his life now, and not part of that make believe world when his father was a teenager.
TLC: Do you think you would have been frightened reading these books as a child?
JD: Frightened, no, I don't think so. Not me, but I think some children may have been. There were books in the old days that were a bit frightening for children as well but I don't think I would have been frightened by these stories and I don't think children today are frightened. They know - they are scared, that's different. You know, "Ooh, I like being scared." Children love being scared, that's why they go to the cinema and sit there screaming. They like being frightened because they know it's not real.
TLC: What about the books speaks to your sense of comedy?
JD: Oh, she's got a wonderful sense of humor. You can't help but laughing when you read some of the things that they get up to, and some of the descriptions are absolutely wonderful. She is, without a doubt in my mind, the cleverest writer I've ever read for children's books - that appeal to adults just as much as children, as you know. She's the very best there is, and she deserves every acclaim and every bit of success that comes her way. She deserves it, she's earned it. And she's proving that the more you get into this series, the more she's with it. These books are changing. They're changing, they're getting more serious and deeper, they'll get more romantic later on, probably - why not, that's what life's about. She's going with it, she just doesn't create these characters and lead them in a time warp. These are growing up kids, growing up year to year and the kids who are reading about them are experiencing the same growing up pains that kids are going to experience.
TLC: And it's so different than other children's fiction, where they're in high school for ten years or something.
JD: Billy Bunter in my day. There's a character called Billy Bunter, he'd been going to the same class in the seventh grade for 30 years. Thirty years, or something like that! Who needs to know that?
TLC: Yeah, you can't expect kids to believe that.
JD: Not anymore.
TLC: We have a reader who would like you to tell us about your memories doing Pete's Dragon.
JD: I just don't have many of them, it was a long time ago, it was 1975, I think, something like that, it was just wonderful working with so many beautiful old stars like Mickey Rooney and Red Buttons, and Shelley Winters. It was just wonderful, doing all the choreography that was called upon. What was it like - so long ago, I can't remember, I can only remember if I really sit down for ht next two hours and try and bring back the memories, but they don't instantly flood back to me. It's a lot of work when you're making a film, every film is different. I've made 28 films, it's a lot of work.
TLC: Our readers also want to know if you remember all the voices you've done for these books.
JD: No, none at all. Of course not, because I invent them that quickly and tape them, and then that's forgotten. I'll press on, because I've got so much more work to do, so if you were to open book five or book four anywhere and say, "Can you read this page with the voices?" I would have a great deal of difficulty, because as I've said, I haven't listened to them at all, so I have forgotten what those voices are like. I have a computer with a program on it that has all the voices, the way Dumbledore sounded in book one two three and four, so I can click on and remind myself what the voices are. If you were to give me that page, I would click onto the computer, come up with that voice and be able to say yeah, this is what it sounds like. But offhand it's impossible. She's created over two hundred characters -
TLC: Who speak.
JD: Who speak. Or more. I'm just guessing 200. Perhaps the kids there can add up all the characters who speak in all five books, that's never been done.
TLC: Someone actually sent us a list of the fourth book and there were something like 124 -
JD: I think there were about 125. Something like that.
TLC: A reader wants to know how you were first approached to do the Harry Potter books?
JD: Well, somebody saw me in a play Off Broadway where the actors portrayed 33 characters and they said, "Well, Jim Dale's quite good with characters," and they hired me for the job, and it's only later they found out that the other two actors played 31 characters, and I only played two. It was called Travels with My Aunt. I played the nephew and the aunt. And that's how I got the job.
TLC: Do you ever find it hard to switch characters on a dime? How do you learn something like that?
JD: Don't ask me. I don't know, it's something that comes along with your training, I've been, as I said, playing male characters on stage and female characters. There's something the kids probably didn't know - Jim Dale has played Marlene Dietrich in tights and fishnet stockings. I've played Vera Lynn, the Forces sweetheart, with blonde wig, etc. I've played a prostitute in a doorway in one of the Carry On films, I played eight parts in one of the films and one of them was a prostitute in a doorway. You didn't see her doing anything, she just smiled at everybody and said a couple of words. I've played a number of female parts in my day. Also in Travels with My Aunt, I played the aunt, she was 84 years old. And so in a play like that where there's no costume and there's no makeup, four men dressed in a pin striped suit, the same hairstyle, the same mustache, and they all played the nephew at some time or another, just with a flick of your head you turn into the aunt. Just with a gesture. Now you look like the aunt, even though you're wearing a pin striped suit. The audience believes you're an 84 year old woman.
TLC: Does it ever surprise you how willing they are to go with you?
JD: No, because they're in the theater. These are people who regularly go the theater and they can look at that stage and they will see who you say you are, does that make sense? They will see who you say they are. If you say there's a 58 year old woman, they'll see one, even if it's a young boy who's walked on, they'll see it.
TLC: Can you talk a little bit about what it is to be the voice of these books to so many people?
JD: Fantastic. I cannot tell you how. When you realize that I was told my tapes might be around in 300 years time - it's fantastic to think that your actual voice is going to be listened to 300 years time. That's unbelievable, it never happened in the history of anything before. What will happen is, you see, if that occurs, then people will listen to the way English was spoke in the 20th century and the accents that will have disappeared by then.
TLC: Speaking of dialogue, there are some lines in the books where there's no character attribution; a number of our readers have asked how you decide who gets that line.
JD: Not many...[it's mostly] "Voices in the background said, 'da da da da da.' " I don't think there are many times when that happens. You know, somebody's talking to somebody, there are three of them together, one of them says something, so you take it that the next person who says it is responding to the first one, and now the third line has no name to it, so it's obviously the first person answering them again, and if it's not an answer, it implies it's the third person coming in. But if there were no names - I understand what you're saying, it's difficult to put a character voice to that name, so you have to make a quick decision. And that's the logical answer.
TLC: You just make your own decision and stick with it?
JD: That's right. You may be right, you may be wrong, but really, seriously, seriously, seriously, does it matter so much? The answer is no, of course it doesn't. This is when children get to be so picky picky about mistakes that are being made, and this gets - you can scrutinize something so much. You can put a magnifying glass on it so much. If I put a magnifying glass on your lovely face, and I start to track in so much I eventually lose your face completely. I keep tracking in, I don't know what I'm looking at anymore, so why am I doing it, you understand?
TLC: And in the case of the Harry Potter books there are many people who do that.
JD: That's right. Don't delve into it for every little word and nuance. Just enjoy it.


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Title text: Ugh, today's kids are forgetting the old-fashioned art of absentmindedly reading the same half-page of a book over and over and then letting your attention wander and picking up another book.
Cueball is seen at his desk in front of four devices. He has clearly run out of things to do, or is looking for an excuse to procrastinate. A flowchart describes the process by which he scans the whole environment for something to do, which everyone can relate to.
The comic uses electronics likely because they are the common timekiller these days, and are most likely to contain fresh, tantalizing entertainment. News sites can be viewed as a good source of yet-to-be-seen content. Yet the search yields no interesting content, or the results don't garner enough attention, thus the blank stares and moving on to next device in line. Cueball has four devices, so he can begin with the PC and move through the loop three times - first to laptop, then tablet and finally to smartphone. What happens after this... Back to the PC maybe?
The title text notes that this also happened before there were electronic devices like today, assuming most entertainment came from books. The point made is that, while the Internet and modern electronic devices are often blamed for jeopardizing the minds of adolescents, the attention span of "the kids" is not worse than it ever was, neither in the context of low-tech nor high-tech media. Kids focus on some things for a long time, but they do change this focus often very abruptly. But nevertheless there are still many kids reading books today until the end.
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Local Veterans Honored Guests at School Program
Lyman first graders presented local veterans with small American Flags during the school's annual Veterans Day Program Friday, Nov. 11. In front, Gary Sletto, Tance Wagner and Dave Moore.
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A family-owned farm is growing its operations in the valley. Thursday, Hickman Farms showed off its newest facility that produces millions of eggs.
Hickman's Family Farms unveiled its new state-of-the-art feed mill in the southwest valley. The facility, at Salome Highway and Ward Road in Buckeye, was dedicated Thursday.
Governor Jan Brewer touted the expansion of the family-owned and operated company.
"I have a carton of Hickman eggs in my refrigerator right now and thanks to their automated process, no human hands has touched my eggs until I've touched them at the supermarket right?" said Brewer.
Bill and Gertie Hickman started the business in 1944. Governor Brewer says the farm has 5.5 million hens. They consume a million pounds of feed, and lay nearly 4-million eggs a day.
"We're proud to say that we're farmers, that we're factory food farmers and that we think we do it right and that we sell a good product that is safe and nutritious for everybody," says Glenn Hickman.
The farms sell fresh, locally-produced eggs directly to consumers in Arizona as well as neighboring states -- even Hawaii.
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MicroSurvey Modeling and DTMs Online January 2015
Posted by James Johnston on 25 August 2014 02:01 PM
MicroSurvey Modeling and DTMs Online
Training in MicroSurvey's modeling, volumes and design tools is now available to you online. Students will enjoy the combination of online discussion, demonstrations, hands-on exercises and interactive assessment offered by our online training. Pick Here for a list of topics to be covered. Each session will be recorded and available for a limited time for participants to review online at their leisure.
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MicroSurvey CAD Fundamentals Online October 2014
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MicroSurvey CAD Fundamentals Online
MicroSurvey has re-packaged our classroom training materials and will be offering them to you online. Our experienced trainers will be offering the same combination of hands on activities, software demonstrations and classroom discussion that we offer when providing classroom training, but in an online environment that allows for screen sharing and audio and chatline discussion between attendees and instructors. With online training you can increase the productivity and value of your company, but without the expense and downtime of traveling to the training facility.
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MicroSurvey STAR*NET 8.1
Posted by Brian Sloman on 01 August 2014 02:03 PM
MicroSurvey Software Inc. is pleased to announce STAR*NET 8.1, the latest and highly anticipated version of the industry-leading STAR*NET least squares network adjustment suite.
According to Brian Sloman, Desktop Products Manager at MicroSurvey, "We worked really hard to create several powerful new productivity tools that all STAR*NET users can take immediate advantage of. The flexible and independent control of conventional, GPS, and leveling data in the network plot, including the new directional arrows which indicate both the direction and number of observations for each network connection, can help you visually identify regions with lower redundancy without having to analyze the listing file. The new .PRISM inline command lets you correct distances without having to make potentially thousands of tedious calculations and manual edits, and the level loop tolerance check lets you immediately confirm whether or not your level loops or traverses fall within the maximum allowable tolerances for a desired standard of accuracy. Toss in the ability to view your data in Google Earth and Google Maps, and it all adds up to a faster and easier least squares analysis."
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MicroSurvey FieldGenius 7.0
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MicroSurvey Software Inc. is pleased to announce FieldGenius 7, the next generation of MicroSurvey's powerful survey data collection software. Featuring a redesigned stakout routine, easier project workflows, and enhanced connection capabilities, FieldGenius 7 contains many subtle changes that make a big difference for users.
Note that we have changed the revision part of FieldGenius to better match with the actually software version.
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For demonstration purposes, MicroSurvey FieldGenius 7 can be run fully-featured with 30 points per project.
For the Mobile version, please backup the following files as the setup will uninstall any previous version of FieldGenius/Layout.
Additional Online Resources
MicroSurvey FieldGenius 7 Product Page
MicroSurvey FieldGenius 7 New Feature Page & Overview Video
MicroSurvey FieldGenius 7 Full Release Notes
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Our summer programs touch students of all ages, helping them with everything from gaining research experience to sharpening their English skills.
Thanks to the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI), UNT is providing research opportunities that are changing the way students view the sciences. Kadi McNew, a community college student, was inspired to transfer to UNT after participating in UNT's HHMI Summer Transitions Research Experience and UNT's HHMI Summer Transitions Workshop, which make up one of four HHMI programs at UNT introducing students to science.
Now in her second summer with the Transitions program, Kadi is working with Michael Hedrick, professor of biology, and his research team studying how well baroreceptors function under stress in a variety of frogs. The experience has inspired Kadi to pursue a career in medicine, and she's getting a head start by earning her undergraduate degree and conducting research at UNT.
Through UNT's Research Experiences for Teachers in Sensor Networks program, we're providing opportunities for secondary teachers to introduce students to science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) disciplines, underserved areas vital to the technological and scientific advancement of our nation and region. Funded by the National Science Foundation, the program this summer trained Texas middle and high school teachers in engineering-based research projects and lessons to take back to their classrooms.
And our longstanding relationship with the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico continues to grow stronger with the help of UNT's LTC Summer Institute, which hosted a group of 74 students, faculty and staff from UAEM this summer to study and practice English as a second language. This fall, UNT will celebrate its 10-year partnership with UAEM.
These efforts are just some of the ways UNT is meeting its bold goal to make the North Texas region stronger and build meaningful relationships that provide students with the tools and knowledge they need to get a strong college education.
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New leaders in advancement, academic affairs and research appointed
UNT welcomes new senior administrators whose expertise will help the university move forward and strengthen our academic and research programs, as well as our philanthropy efforts. Yolanda Flores Niemann, a former psychology professor and administrator at Utah State University, is serving as UNT's new senior vice provost. Former interim senior vice provost Geoff Gamble was named interim vice president for research and economic development to guide UNT's research efforts and programs. Beginning Aug. 1, Mark Wardell will serve as dean of UNT's Toulouse Graduate School. Dr. Wardell is a former graduate school dean and professor of sociology at Wayne State University. And starting Aug. 8, Michael Monticino, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, will serve as interim vice president for Advancement and as director of development of the UNT Foundation, overseeing the university's donor relations and fundraising campaigns.
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Bridgeport police have arrested a Salem man for using a computer to solicit a minor.
Police said Randall Lee Hinzman, 34, began emailing and texting who he believed to be a 15-year-old girl in Bridgeport. Hinzman told the girl that he wanted to "meet up and have some fun" and that he would rent a hotel room. Hinzman traveled to Bridgeport to meet the girl when he was stopped by Bridgeport Police officers. Hinzman admitted that he had plans to meet a 15-year-old girl and that he intended to have sex with her, according to a criminal complaint.
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Hi, I'm currently implementing a service using Qt mobility on a Nokia E7 with Symbian Anna.
Everything works fine, but when I want to use a SecurityFilter to manage the access control of my service, I can only play with 4 variables:
I have a "const QRemoteServiceRegisterCredentials *cr" that have 4 parameters: pid, gid, fd and uid.
Using qDebug I noticed that pid=-1 (always), uid=1(always), fd= change over time and "gid" seems to be specific to a client.
Do you know a way to specify this "gid" value to allow me providing application that have privileged access to my service? And do you know the meaning of those values?
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PAUL SMITHS — On Sunday, two Boy Scouts and their longtime outdoor-guide mentor will receive the Honor Award with Crossed Palms.
It is the highest medal of honor given for heroism by the Boy Scouts of America.
Ian McMullen of Lake Placid, Luke Eckert of Paul Smiths and their whitewater instructor and mentor, Jason Smith, 41, of Saranac Lake, are being commended for a high-risk rescue and attempted resuscitation on the Moose River about 15 months ago.
An experienced Adirondack guide with Adirondack Lakes and Trails Outfitters in Saranac Lake, Jason had been guiding Ian and Luke on Scouting adventures with the Lake Placid Outing Club since their first flat-water paddling days some eight years earlier.
Ian, 21, is now a New York state outdoor guide, licensed for whitewater, hiking, camping and canoe trips. He is a student at Albany College of Pharmacy.
Luke, 18, attends North Country Community College where he is studying film and photography.
In a recent interview, Ian explained what happened on Oct. 16, 2011 as the three experienced paddlers guided a group along a waterway still swollen from Tropical Storm Irene rains.
"It wasn't a very nice day at all," Ian said. "It had been raining and kind of sleeting throughout the day."
They had traveled to Moosefest, a kayaking festival on the Moose River, with the Lake Placid Outing Club.
"There were lots of people on the river. We go up every year — we had seven paddlers, including a couple of up-and-comers, so we were doing a section of river that was a little easier," Ian said.
The group came upon a Class 3 section of rapids known as "Iron Bridge" and saw a tree fallen across part of the river.
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Tom Sager of Shelbyville will observe his 80th birthday on March 29.
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Please, PIXAR: a Studebaker in "Cars 2"
WHEREAS Pixar Animation Studios is the creator of the world's greatest animated car movie, CARS, and WHEREAS Pixar has announced the coming of the sequel CARS 2 in 2011/2012, and WHEREAS the movie CARS 2 is said to be global in its story line, and WHEREAS the world's longest running vehicle manufacturing company (1852-1966) was and still is STUDEBAKER, and WHEREAS Studebakers were sold and remain popular in the US, Canada, United Kingdom, Europe, Africa, South America, Australia and beyond, and WHEREAS Pixar surely must wish to include vehicles in CARS 2 that have great character and visual personality, and WHEREAS the nearly 13,000 worldwide members of the Studebaker Drivers Club are anxious to pony up their dollars, pounds, Euros, etc. for CARS 2 theater tickets, DVDs and merchandise for tens of thousands of family and friends...especially if a Studebaker-based character is in the film, THEREFORE the STUDEBAKER DRIVERS CLUB and its proud members around the world enthusiastically petition Pixar Animation Studios and its talented creative team to INCLUDE A STUDEBAKER in CARS 2...coming to a theater near everyone in 2011 (or 2012, depending on what blog one reads).
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JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) - A police officer in New Jersey's second-largest city shot a man who authorities say attacked the officer and another with a sharpened fence post.
Tuesday morning's attack and shooting in Jersey City comes days after a rookie police officer was gunned down in an ambush.
The Hudson County Prosecutor's Office says two emergency services police officers had ordered him to drop the post.
Authorities say the 25-year-old threw it through the passenger window, hitting an officer in the head. Authorities say the man then grabbed the officer's rifle.
The officer discharged his firearm through the door.
Both officers exited the vehicle. One officer opened fire after authorities say the man hid a hand in his waistband.
The prosecutor's office says the man is undergoing surgery and his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
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I sat there for a while in silence, listening to the pines whispering to the wind and the sound of birds getting ready to turn in for the evening.
Off in the distance, I heard a freight train blowing as it approached Burnwell and Bergen, warning drivers to approach the crossings with care.
The sound of trains moving eastward and westward makes this a perfect place for my dad and my brothers, all of whom had an undercurrent of restlessness coursing through their souls.
In our younger days, whenever I went anywhere with my older brother Neil, he always walked quickly like he had an appointment with destiny and he was running late.
Later when he graduated from high school, he moved up north for a time to put some distance between himself and the hills and the hollows of Walker County.
He later moved to California to see if he could find what he was looking for out there but ended up moving back here, where he married and raised a family. He seemed happy and he loved his kids, but he died young at 50 years old, and I'm not sure if he ever found what he was looking for.
My younger brother Darren seemed even more restless than Neil. He left home soon after high school and moved to Birmingham, Atlanta and later to Houston, Texas. He also died too young at the age of 33.
My dad seemed more restless than either of my brothers. He spent very little time at home. On weekends he'd be on the Warrior, or he'd be driving around Walker County in his pickup visiting with his old friends.
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As he sat, the chains of the old wooden swing creaked and groaned. I crawled up into his lap to watch the lightening bug show that had just gotten underway. Off in the distance we heard the sound of an old freight train blowing for the crossing at Dora, and it chugged down a notch to change gears, but to me it sounded like it was taking a breath.
He said "Joe Ab," (don't ask me why he called me that) "I'm gonna ride that train one of these days."
I was too young then to realize how deep that seam of restlessness ran through his soul, but looking back, I get a sense of just how much he longed to be somewhere else at times.
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Candice Hernandez felt a tug on her train. Turning, she locked eyes with the dog nestling in the folds of her silk wedding dress. Chiper, a German shepherd/coonhound mix, stared back, playing dumb. "At least she didn't fluff it first!" says Candice, laughing at the scene from her wedding last year in a rose garden in Winter Park, Florida. "Obviously the bare floor just wasn't comfortable enough for her." Or maybe the dog -- dazzling in her own doggy gown and veil -- was staking out turf. "She wanted to make it clear that Tim was marrying her, too," Candice says, only half joking.
For better or for worse, Chiper always stays within licking distance of Candice: at the movie theater, in aerobics class, on the drenching Congo River Rapids, Candice's favorite ride at Busch Gardens. Her black nose even peeked out from under the tablecloth at a formal banquet the night husband Tim Escandon, 20, proposed. "It was nice having her under the table," admits Candice.
Candice, 22, is always grateful for her canine company. She suffers from epilepsy and never knows when a seizure will strike. Chiper, however, does. Anywhere from 20 minutes to three hours ahead of each attack, Chiper's mysterious sixth sense kicks in and she sounds the alarm by barking, pawing, and nudging her owner. Those advance warnings give Candice time to activate a special device that makes the seizure less severe or aborts it completely.
Despite a family history of epilepsy, Candice didn't develop the disorder until November 2000 when, doctors surmise, a head trauma from a car accident triggered her first attack. One minute she was chatting with friends after chorus practice. The next she was on her back, staring at a circle of frightened faces. Within a month, the teenager, a top student who sang in three choirs, was suffering up to four seizures a day.
Having a seizure is "a marathon workout," says Candice, who had to count on school administrators who were briefed on the disorder to see her through. "Every single muscle in your body contracts tight and you can't do anything to stop it." The seizures became so frequent that Candice had to study from home her junior year.
In May 2001, after two promising medications had failed to help, Candice saw a neurologist who suggested a vagus nerve stimulator (VNS). Sometimes called "a pacemaker for the brain," VNS is a battery-powered device that prevents seizures by sending regular mild pulses of electrical signals to the brain. By passing a magnet over the implanted device whenever she first felt an aura -- the distinctive sensation that signals an attack -- Candice could make a seizure last just five minutes, down from 15 or 20. Although VNS wasn't a cure, it controlled Candice's seizures enough to let her take less medication and return to school for her senior year.
It was good progress but not good enough. Candice wanted even more control over her seizures, especially because of her blossoming relationship with her neighbor, Tim. She worried about the future, too. What would happen when she went to college and teachers and students didn't understand her disorder?


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