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Welcome To Caversham Wildlife Park
One of the great things about Caversham Wildlife Park is that all of our attractions are included in the entry fee! There is no extra money needed around the park, so make the most of your experience at Caversham! All shows, talks, photo opportunities and animal food are included in your entry fee! Caversham Wildlife Park is very proudly owned and operated by a Western Australian family. We don't receive any Government assistance; it is solely supported by patrons visiting the park! Thank you for your support and assistance!
Farm ShowDaily Shows: 10.00am, 1.00pm, 3.00pm
Keeper TalksWeekends, Public Holidays and School Holidays
Molly's FarmDaily: 9.30am to 4.30pm
Meet The KoalasDaily Morning Session:10.00am to 1.00pm Daily Afternoon Session:2.30pm to 4.30pm
Feed The KangaroosDaily: 9.00am - 5.30pm
Meet Wombat & FriendsDaily:11.00am, 2.00pm, 3.45pm
Caversham Wildlife Park is located inside Whiteman Park. To enter Whiteman Park, please use either Lord Street entrance or Beechboro Road entrance.Free parking is available in Whiteman Park.
Upon arrival, you will be given a park map. We encourage you to follow the map around the park, so as not to miss anything. There are also sign posts and foot prints on the paths for you to follow.


text: Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology - Latest Articles http://www.occup-med.com The latest research articles published by Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 2014-07-24T00:00:00Z Chemical and biological work-related risks across occupations in Europe: a review Background: Work-related health inequalities are determined to some extent by an unequal exposure to chemical and biological risk factors of disease. Although their potential economic burden in the European Union (EU-25) might be substantial, comprehensive reviews focusing on the distribution of these risks across occupational groups are limited. Thus, the main objective of this review is to provide a synopsis of the exposure to chemical and biological hazards across occupational groups. In addition, main industrial applications of hazardous substances are identified and some epidemiological evidence is discussed regarding societal costs and incidence rates of work-related diseases. Methods: Available lists of carcinogens, sensitisers, mutagens, reprotoxic substances and biological hazards were consulted. For each work-related hazard the main industrial application was identified in order to assess which ISCO occupational groups may be associated with direct exposure. Where available, information on annual tonnage production, risk assessment of the substances and pathogens, and other relevant data were collected and reported. Results: Altogether 308 chemical and biological hazards were identified which may account to at least 693 direct exposures. These hazards concentrate on the following major occupational groups: technicians (ISCO 3), operators (ISCO 8), agricultural workers (ISCO 6) and workers in elementary occupations (ISCO 9). Common industrial applications associated with increased exposure rates relate among others to: (1) production or application of pigments, resins, cutting fluids, adhesives, pesticides and cleaning products, (2) production of rubber, plastics, textiles, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, and (3) in agriculture, metallurgy and food processing industry, Societal costs of the unequal distribution of chemical and biological hazards across occupations depend on the corresponding work-related diseases and may range from 2900 EUR to 126000 EUR per case/year. Conclusions: Risk of exposure to chemical and biological risks and work-related disease incidence are highly concentrated on four occupational groups. The unequal burden of exposure across occupations is an important contributing factor leading to health inequalities in society. The bulk of societal costs, however, are actually being borne by the workers themselves. There is an urgent need of taking into account the health impact of production processes and services on workers' health. http://www.occup-med.com/content/9/1/28 Diego Montano Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 2014, null:28 2014-07-24T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1745-6673-9-28 /content/figures/1745-6673-9-28-toc.gif Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 1745-6673 ${item.volume} 28 2014-07-24T00:00:00Z XML Prevalence of risk factors for breast cancer in German airline cabin crew: a cross-sectional study Background: Many epidemiological studies point to an increased risk of breast cancer among female airline cabin crew. Possible causes include occupational factors (e.g. cosmic radiation exposure, chronodisruption), as well as lifestyle and reproductive factors.AimsTo investigate the frequency of various risk factors in German flight attendants which are recognised to be associated with breast cancer. Methods: 2708 current and former female cabin crew were randomly selected by a flight attendants' union and mailed a questionnaire; 1311 responded (48% response). Descriptive statistics were used to compare the distribution of breast cancer risk factors with general German population data. Results: On average, cabin crew were 3.0 cm (95% CI 2.7-3.3) taller than the comparison group, while their body mass index was 2.5 kg/m2 (95% CI 2.4-2.6) lower. We found less use of hormone replacement therapy, but longer average use of oral contraceptives. Nulliparity among respondents aged 45+ was 57% (95% CI 54%-60%) compared to 16%. Average age at first birth was 32.1 years (95% CI 31.7-32.4) vs. 25.5 years. The birth rate was 0.62 (95% CI 0.58-0.67), less than half the population average of 1.34. Alcohol consumption was considerably higher, whereas cabin crew tended to smoke less and performed more physical exercise. Conclusion: We found important differences in terms of anthropometric, gynaecological, reproductive and lifestyle factors. Some of these differences (e.g. higher nulliparity, alcohol consumption, taller size) could contribute to a higher breast cancer risk, whereas others could lead to a reduction (e.g. increased physical exercise, lower BMI, less HRT use). http://www.occup-med.com/content/9/1/27 Mareen Winter Maria Blettner Hajo Zeeb Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 2014, null:27 2014-07-17T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1745-6673-9-27 /content/figures/1745-6673-9-27-toc.gif Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 1745-6673 ${item.volume} 27 2014-07-17T00:00:00Z XML Evaluation of the safety and immunogenicity in United Kingdom laboratory workers of a combined Haemophilus influenzae type b and meningococcal capsular group C conjugate vaccine Background: Although a combined Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib)/meningococcal capsular group C (MenC) conjugate vaccine with a tetanus toxoid carrier protein (Hib/MenC-TT) is not licensed for use in those above 2 years of age due to lack of data on safety and efficacy, certain patient groups at high risk of MenC and/or Hib disease are recommended to receive it. Laboratory workers working with Hib and/or MenC cultures may be at a potentially increased risk of acquiring infectious diseases and vaccination is therefore an important safety consideration. We undertook a clinical trial to investigate the safety and immunogenicity of Hib/MenC-TT vaccine in this cohort. Methods: A total of 33 subjects were recruited to the trial, all of whom were vaccinated. Serology was completed on samples taken at baseline and four weeks following vaccination to determine MenC specific IgG, MenC serum bactericidal antibody (SBA), anti-Hib polyribosylribitol phosphate (PRP) IgG and anti-tetanus toxoid IgG responses. Results: At baseline, high proportions of subjects had protective antibody concentrations against MenC, Hib and tetanus due to previous vaccination and/or natural exposure. Vaccination induced > 3, 10 and 220 fold increases in geometric mean concentrations for MenC SBA, anti-tetanus toxoid IgG and anti-Hib PRP IgG, respectively. Following vaccination, 97% of subjects had putative protective SBA titres ≥ 8, 100% had short term protective anti-Hib PRP IgG concentrations ≥ 0.15 μg/mL and 97% had protective anti-tetanus toxoid concentrations ≥ 0.1 IU/mL. No safety concerns were reported with minor local reactions being reported by 21% of subjects. Conclusions: Immunological responses determined in this trial are likely a combination of primary and secondary responses due to previous vaccination and natural exposure. Subjects were a representative cross-section of laboratory workers, enabling us to conclude that a single dose of Hib/MenC-TT was safe and immunogenic in healthy adults providing the evidence that this vaccine may be used for providing protection in an occupational setting. http://www.occup-med.com/content/9/1/26 Jamie Findlow Helen Findlow Sarah Frankland Ann Holland Daniel Holme Emma Newton Jo Southern Pauline Waight Ed Kaczmarski Elizabeth Miller Ray Borrow Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 2014, null:26 2014-07-16T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1745-6673-9-26 /content/figures/1745-6673-9-26-toc.gif Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 1745-6673 ${item.volume} 26 2014-07-16T00:00:00Z XML Work-related outcomes in randomised placebo-controlled pain trials: a systematic review and meta-analysis Background: Chronic painful conditions have an important influence on the ability to work. Work-related outcomes, however, are not commonly reported in publications on trials investigating the treatment of chronic painful conditions. We aim to provide an overview of the reporting of work-related outcomes in such trials and investigate the relationship between work-related outcomes and pain outcomes. Methods: We conducted a systematic literature search in PubMed with the aim of identifying randomised placebo-controlled clinical trials investigating treatments for chronic painful conditions or rheumatic diseases that also reported on work-related outcomes. Methodological study quality was assessed with the Oxford Quality Scale (OQS). Meta-analyses were conducted for the outcomes of interference with work and number of patients with at least 30% reduction in pain intensity (30% pain responders). The correlation between work-related and pain outcomes was investigated with regression analyses. Results: We included 31 publications reporting on 27 datasets from randomised placebo-controlled trials (with a total of 11,434 study participants) conducted in chronic painful or rheumatic diseases and reporting on work-related outcomes. These 31 publications make up only about 0.2% of all publications on randomised placebo-controlled trials in such conditions. The methodological quality of the included studies was high; only nine studies scored less than four (out of a maximum five) points on the OQS. Sixteen different work-related outcomes were reported on in the studies. Of 25 studies testing for the statistical significance of changes in work-related outcomes over the course of the trials, 14 (56%) reported a significant improvement; the others reported non-significant changes. Eight studies reported data on both interference with work and 30% pain responders: meta-analyses demonstrated similar, statistically significant improvements in both these outcomes with active therapy compared to placebo and regression analysis showed that these outcomes were correlated. Conclusions: Despite the importance of pain as a reason for decreased ability to work, work-related outcomes are reported in substantially less than 1% of publications on placebo-controlled trials in chronic painful and rheumatic diseases. Work-related outcomes and pain responder outcomes are closely related. http://www.occup-med.com/content/9/1/25 Ingmar Wolf Tim Friede Ernst Hallier Sebastian Straube Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 2014, null:25 2014-07-15T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1745-6673-9-25 /content/figures/1745-6673-9-25-toc.gif Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 1745-6673 ${item.volume} 25 2014-07-15T00:00:00Z XML Tuberculosis screening at the Sainte-Anne Hospital in Paris ¿ results of first and second IGRA IntroductionHealthcare workers (HCWs) are exposed to Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) and therefore are screened for tuberculosis (TB). Results of TB screenings with the Interferon-γ Release Assay (IGRA) in a French psychiatric hospital without a TB ward are described. Methods: At the Sainte-Anne Hospital, a referral centre for psychiatric patients throughout the municipal region of Paris, IGRA screening is performed during pre-employment and general health examination or after potential contact to MTB. The QuantiFERON Gold in tube (QFT) is used and data on TB history are assessed in a standardized manner. Results: Between August 2008 und August 2013 in total 1.192 HCWs were tested and the QFT was positive in 265 (22.2%). Probability of a positive QFT increased with age. A second QFT was performed in 144 HCWs with a positive QFT and 53 (36.8%) HCWs had a reversion. With a positive QFT close to the cut-off (e.g. 0.35-0.7 IU/ml) the odds ratio for a reversion was 4.6 compared to an INF-γ concentration of ≥3.0 IU/ml. Probability of reversion was not influenced by preventive chemotherapy, which was completed by 28 (19.4%) HCWs with a positive QFT. No active TB was detected. Conclusion: Prevalence of positive IGRA is high in French HCWs as is the number of reversions in IGRA. Reversion rate is particularly high around the cut-off of the IGRA. A borderline zone will therefore reduce the influence of test variability. http://www.occup-med.com/content/9/1/24 Albert Nienhaus Paul-Kenneth Gariepy Catherine Trouve Christiane Lhaumet Jean Toureau Claudia Peters Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 2014, null:24 2014-07-08T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1745-6673-9-24 /content/figures/1745-6673-9-24-toc.gif Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 1745-6673 ${item.volume} 24 2014-07-08T00:00:00Z XML Association between mental demands at work and cognitive functioning in the general population ¿ results of the health study of the Leipzig research center for civilization diseases (LIFE) Background: The level of mental demands in the workplace is rising. The present study investigated whether and how mental demands at work are associated with cognitive functioning in the general population. Methods: The analysis is based on data of the Health Study of the Leipzig Research Centre for Civilization Disease (LIFE). 2,725 participants aged 40–80 years underwent cognitive testing (Trail-Making Test, Verbal Fluency Test) and provided information on their occupational situation. Participants over the age of 65 years additionally completed the Mini-Mental State Examination. Mental demands at work were rated by a standardized classification system (O*NET). The association between mental demands and cognitive functioning was analyzed using Generalized Linear Modeling (GENLIN) adjusted for age, gender, self-regulation, working hour status, education, and health-related factors. Results: Univariate as well as multivariate analyses demonstrated significant and highly consistent effects of higher mental demands on better performance in cognitive testing. The results also indicated that the effects are independent of education and intelligence. Moreover, analyses of retired individuals implied a significant association between high mental demands at work of the job they once held and a better cognitive functioning in old age. Conclusions: In sum, our findings suggest a significant association between high mental demands at work and better cognitive functioning. In this sense, higher levels of mental demands – as brought about by technological changes in the working environment – may also have beneficial effects for the society as they could increase cognitive capacity levels and might even delay cognitive decline in old age. http://www.occup-med.com/content/9/1/23 Francisca Then Tobias Luck Melanie Luppa Katrin Arélin Matthias Schroeter Christoph Engel Markus Löffler Joachim Thiery Arno Villringer Steffi Riedel-Heller Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 2014, null:23 2014-05-28T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1745-6673-9-23 /content/figures/1745-6673-9-23-toc.gif Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 1745-6673 ${item.volume} 23 2014-05-28T00:00:00Z XML Issues of methods and interpretation in the National Cancer Institute formaldehyde cohort study In 2004, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) reclassified formaldehyde (FA) from a probable (Group 2A) to a known human carcinogen (Group 1) citing results for nasopharyngeal cancer (NPC) mortality from the follow-up through 1994 of the National Cancer Institute formaldehyde cohort study. To the contrary, in 2012, the Committee for Risk Assessment of the European Chemicals Agency disagreed with the proposal to classify FA as a known human carcinogen (Carc. 1A), proposing a lower but still protective category, namely as a substance which is presumed to have carcinogenic potential for humans (Carc. 1B). Thus, U.S. and European regulatory agencies currently disagree about the potential human carcinogenicity of FA.In 2013, the National Cancer Institute reported results from their follow-up through 2004 of the formaldehyde cohort and concluded that the results continue to suggest a link between FA exposure and NPC. We discuss in this commentary why we believe that this interpretation is neither consistent with the available data from the most recent update of the National Cancer Institute cohort study nor with other research findings from that cohort, other large cohort studies and the series of publications by some of the current authors, including an independent study of one of the National Cancer Institute's study plants.Another serious concern relates to the incorrectness of the data from the follow-up through 1994 of the National Cancer Institute study stemming from incomplete mortality ascertainment. While these data were corrected by the National Cancer Institute in subsequent supplemental publications, incorrect data from the original publications have been cited extensively in recent causal evaluations of FA, including IARC. We conclude that the NCI publications that contain incorrect data from the incomplete 1994 mortality follow-up should be retracted entirely or corrected via published errata in the corresponding journals, and efforts should be made to re-analyze data from the 2004 follow-up of the NCI cohort study. http://www.occup-med.com/content/9/1/22 Gary Marsh Peter Morfeld James Collins James Symons Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 2014, null:22 2014-05-16T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1745-6673-9-22 /content/figures/1745-6673-9-22-toc.gif Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 1745-6673 ${item.volume} 22 2014-05-16T00:00:00Z XML Diisocyanate-induced asthma in Switzerland: long-term course and patients¿ self-assessment after a 12-year follow-up Background: Isocyanates are among the most common causes of occupational asthma (OA) in Switzerland. Patients with OA have been shown to have unfavourable medical, socioeconomic and psychological outcomes. We investigated long-term asthma and the socio-economic outcomes of diisocyanate-induced asthma (DIA) in Switzerland.Patients and methodsWe conducted an observational study on 49 patients with DIA and followed 35 of these patients over a mean exposure-free interval of 12 ± 0.5 (range 11.0-13.0) years. At the initial and follow-up examinations, we recorded data on respiratory symptoms and asthma medication; measured the lung function; and tested for bronchial hyperreactivity. We allowed the patients to assess their state of health and overall satisfaction using a visual analogue scale (VAS) at these visits. Results: The 35 patients whom we could follow had a median symptomatic exposure time of 12 months, interquartile range (IQR) 26 months and a median overall exposure time of 51 (IQR 104) months. Their subjective symptoms (p < 0.001) and the use of asthma medication (p = 0.002), particularly the use of inhaled corticosteroids (p < 0.001), decreased by nearly 50%. At the same time, the self-assessment of the patients' state of health and overall satisfaction increased considerably according to both symptomatology and income. In contrast, slight reductions in terms of FVC% predicted from 102% to 96% (p = 0.04), of FEV1% predicted from 91% to 87% (p = 0.06) and of the FEV1/FVC ratio of 3%; (p = 0.01) were observed while NSBHR positivity did not change significantly. In univariate as well as multivariate logistic analyses we showed significant associations between age, duration of exposure and FEV1/FVC ratio with persistent asthma symptoms and NSBHR. Conclusions: We found that the patients' symptoms, the extent of their therapy and the decrease in their lung volumes during the follow-up period were similar to the findings in the literature. The same hold true for some prognostic factors, whereas the patients' self-assessment of their state of health and overall satisfaction improved considerably. http://www.occup-med.com/content/9/1/21 Martin Rüegger Doreen Droste Markus Hofmann Marcel Jost David Miedinger Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 2014, null:21 2014-05-14T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1745-6673-9-21 /content/figures/1745-6673-9-21-toc.gif Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 1745-6673 ${item.volume} 21 2014-05-14T00:00:00Z XML Awareness and perceptions on prevention, first aid and treatment of snakebites among Sri Lankan farmers: a knowledge practice mismatch? Background: Snakebite is a global health problem associated with high morbidity and mortality. In Sri Lanka, snakebite is mainly an occupational health hazard associated with farming. Understanding awareness and perceptions in risk populations on the preventive measures, first aid and treatment for snakebite becomes pivotal in designing snakebite prevention and control programs. Using an investigator assisted self completed questionnaire, we assessed the awareness and perceptions of 176 part-time and full-time, Chena and paddy farmers from three dry zone districts of Sri Lanka where agriculture is the main economic activity.FindingsHigh percentages of the participants were aware of practices that minimize snakebites in houses and outside, available treatments and most of the recommended first aid measures. Western medical treatment was preferred by the vast majority of the farmers over the traditional treatment. Conclusion: Some of the protective measures that the farmers were aware of are not practiced generally in Sri Lanka, suggesting a knowledge-practice mismatch. We suggest studies to understand the effects of socioeconomic and cultural determinants on snakebite prevention in Sri Lanka. http://www.occup-med.com/content/9/1/20 Anjana Silva Faiz Marikar Arumugam Murugananthan Suneth Agampodi Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 2014, null:20 2014-05-13T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1745-6673-9-20 /content/figures/1745-6673-9-20-toc.gif Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 1745-6673 ${item.volume} 20 2014-05-13T00:00:00Z XML Nautical officers at sea: emergency experience and need for medical training Background: On merchant ships, the medical treatment including emergency interventions on the high seas are carried out by nautical officers who have to pass a forty hours medical refresher course every five years in order to meet international requirements. This study aims to show the most frequent kinds of medical emergencies on the high seas and to assess the seafarers' knowledge about their treatment. Methods: 465 nautical officers who participated in the medical refresher course at the Institute for Occupational and Maritime Medicine in Hamburg, within the period from 2006 to 2013, were interviewed about their experience of serious diseases and accidents on board, which had led to an emergency port call, a course deviation or an evacuation. Furthermore, prior to the course the officers were asked to answer 18 basic medical questions about common medical issues on board. Results: 133 seafarers (28.6%) reported that they had been confronted with at least one serious medical emergency at sea. These emergencies encompassed trauma (37.9%), cardiovascular diseases (18.2%), severe gastrointestinal diseases (15.9%), serious skin or pulmonary infections (9.8%), neurological (9.1%) and urological diseases (4.5%) as well as burns (4.5%). With regards to the basic medical questions, an average of 70.7% of the total score had been achieved (from 26.8% to 100%). On average, 65.5% of internal and 65.6% of surgical questions had been answered correctly. Proper answers to toxicological and infectious questions had been given by 93.3% and 94.1% respectively and to topics of hypothermia and medical treatment by 59.4% and 61.0%. In total, a significant number of younger seafarers answered the questions correctly (p = 0.001). Conclusions: According to this study, serious emergencies on board are most frequently related to trauma or cardiovascular diseases. Taking into account the acquired medical knowledge, there seems to be a need to train deck officers within these fields more intensively. Considering the knowledge of seafarers about medical issues directly before attending their medical refresher course, the 5 years interval without any form of refresher course appears to be too long to guarantee adequate medical treatment by the lay persons on board. http://www.occup-med.com/content/9/1/19 Marcus Oldenburg Jan Rieger Christoph Sevenich Volker Harth Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 2014, null:19 2014-05-03T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1745-6673-9-19 /content/figures/1745-6673-9-19-toc.gif Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology 1745-6673 ${item.volume} 19 2014-05-03T00:00:00Z XML

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Dow Triggers All-time Highs/ VIX Below 12.50
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The bulls are going for their 5th-straight Monday win and I mentioned this morning the day after Mother's Day is usually pretty bullish. The charts from the weekend also showed a potential breakout for the broader market and a possible recovery in Tech and the small-caps.
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It will also keep your emotions in check as you will know what to expect. Of course, it is too early to tell if the entire market will rally for the rest of the week but things are looking promising as traders are buying the recent pullback.
Shares of Pinnacle Foods (PF, $34.83, up $4.38) are up 14% after the company agreed to a merger with Hillshire Brands (HSH, $34.66, down $2.29). The deal is worth $6.6 billion, or $36 a share for Pinnacle shareholders. It is a cash and stock offer where the common stock of PF will be exchanged for $18 in cash and a half share of HSH common stock.
There have been other M&A deals in recent weeks I have discussed and the water-cooler talk is this could be a busy summer for acquisitions. I would love to see it as it would support my possible much higher yearend price targets for the market.
The Dow is higher by 103 points to 16,687 while the S&P 500 is up 15 points to 1,893. The Nasdaq is gaining 61 points to 4,133 and the Russell 2000 is surging 23 points to 1,130. The VIX is down 0.68, or 5%, to 12.24 and below 12.50.
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All right, let's talk about mixing and combining images and portions of images with one another. So, go ahead and press F12 to go ahead and refresh and for the Mac users, just come on over here and click Render, does the same things and this pulls a frame from our Compositing noodle. Go ahead and minimize that and let's talk about the Mix node. The Mix node takes an image from the top socket and mixes it with the bottom. Pretty simple concept. It has couple of different modes though.
One is we can mix the two images together in which case the pixels from each image are blended together according to the factor that gives a weight, 0 being more towards the top socket and then 1 being more towards the bottom socket. We can take the pixels from the Base layer and add on more pixel colors and values to the resulting image. We can Subtract, Multiply, Screen Overlay, Divide pixels out if we want to divide let's say an Alpha map by half to cut everything in half, we can divide that.
We can take the Difference between two images, if we are trying to compare two images to see how they have changed from when we shot the live action shot to maybe after we have done some compositing on them. We can take the differences between two images, we can use one image to darken or lighten another one. If you are an old darkroom guy, then you are familiar with dodging and burning certain areas of the image and usually you use those with a mask to control the factor of where in the image you do the dodging and the burning. The Alpha Over node over here uses the Alpha channel of the image or a render layer to determine where to blend one image over another.
So, we have an example down here, I'm doing a Shift+middle mouse button to pan this whole view. Here in this Viewer node, we have the option of where we have taken the Background Plate here and we have threaded it to the top socket of this Alpha Over node and then we have threaded in this Scene Input that has a blank Alpha background. It's colored though. So, we have to use the Premultiply to get rid of that color ring. We are going to combine this CG over this live action plate based on the Alpha channel and the resulting output comes in down here.
The Z Combine node combines two images based on their distance from camera. So, it helps you re-sequence or re- layer images in Post Pro and we'll over that a little bit here under Color, Z Combine. We have the two images that come in from the top and one comes in from the bottom and then we can feed the Z Factor socket here, by clicking and dragging and connecting these two sockets or we can manually set the Z Value, so that all of these pixels in this image are now going to be, let's say 0.8 units from camera.
The resulting or combined image then has these pixels selected from each of the images based on the distance of the camera. So, if this pixel is closer to the camera than 0.8, than it's going to show up on the combined output, otherwise the other socket is used. So, that's how you use the Mix nodes to blend images together or the AlphaOver node to layer images on top of one another in the Blending Compositor.
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It's somewhat puzzling that Ghostface Killah hasn't found a second career in film. Unless you count a brief scene-stealing cameo in the original "Iron Man" (criminally excluded from the final cut but viewable on the Internet), Wu-Tang's most charismatic and quotable clansman hasn't followed the path of many considerably less talented rappers in making the transition to movies.
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This Ice Cream Gets Excited When You Lick It
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Reviews by Dijeriduster:
3.8/5 rDev +7.3%
I'm thinking this might be kinda old as the hops are slight dead - but I still think its worth reviewing. Keep in mind this place had 6 3L bottles of Double Bastard - from 2006!!!
A - Darker IPA colour, not as clear as some. Slightly week head off the pour and little lacing.
S - Malty hops. Bottle says english malt imported - I'd believe. Not as much hops as I expected given the 5 types used??
T - Very malty with booze coming thru quickly. Its got hops but more of an English style. Not biting at all. Malty flavour stays with you thru the finish with a slighty syrupy aftertaste.
M - Malts hold up the booziness well here. Again it might be old (Keg N Bottle in Clariemont).
D - I'd get this again because the malt flavour is a welcome addition to the IPA. West Coasts IPA's are great but often suffer from a lack of malt base. This is a good alt.
02-12-2010 03:24:24 | More by Dijeriduster
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2.33/5 rDev -34.2%
22 oz bottle. Pours a hazy golden orange with a smallish white head that quickly diminishes to a thin film that leaves some lacing.
The aroma is very subdued - a little fruit and some skunk and cola and some dank hops.
The flavor is metallic malts and cola with a little fruit and has a lot of resiny bitterness in the finish. The mouthfeel is medium to light bodied and kind of watery.
Overall, it has good hop bitterness but lots of weird off notes (skunk, cola, metal). This is the first time I've seen Left Coast for sale here. I wonder if I got a bad bottle. It's not awful...I finished it. Just not really good.
06-05-2010 04:15:35 | More by Beaver13
3.5/5 rDev -1.1%
08-04-2013 09:05:28 | More by Cynic-ale
3.75/5 rDev +5.9%
03-28-2012 03:30:24 | More by Lucho
3.5/5 rDev -1.1%
10-07-2012 02:43:15 | More by Glibber
4/5 rDev +13%
01-15-2012 00:04:36 | More by CEDAMA
3.25/5 rDev -8.2%
08-05-2013 17:08:34 | More by Absolut
3.9/5 rDev +10.2%
Draught @ Papago
The beer resides in my glass slightly hazy amber with a delightful light tan head that is creamy in consistency and the size moderate, with the resultant lace a fine coated to surround the glass. Nose has a nice hop floral spiciness, sweet malt; crisp and clean, start is modestly sweet, the grain profile adequate and the top light to medium in its feel to the palate. Finish is benign in its acidity with the hops personable in their spiciness, quite dry aftertaste, a nice drinking IPA.
05-01-2005 19:48:16 | More by Gusler
3.75/5 rDev +5.9%
08-25-2012 11:23:35 | More by Csnowbrown
3.53/5 rDev -0.3%
Poured from a 22oz bottle
A - coppery, somewhat opaque, nice lacing
S - Initially - i smell a skunky aroma as well. After some time, it settled down to a more earthy/nutty smell, much more pleasant.
T - Fruit blending into a hop profile that is subdued/somewhat thin, has a little spike within the finish and carries throughout the last. As the beer warms, hop bitterness becomes much more present...getting better.
M - Good carbonation, about where i'd expect an IPA...
D - seems fine at 6.9%... not sure i'd want to put down two bombers in a row.
10-05-2010 01:23:17 | More by noel2977
4.1/5 rDev +15.8%
A- appearance was a dark golden color with a about a centimeter of off white head on it and decent lacing down the glass
S- smell was sweet malty right off the bat which was weird for an IPA but we'll go with it, followed up by some hops in the back ground
T- very nice! Sweet and the hops bite well followed by malt goodness. taste is like a double IPA to me but overall pretty good i would recommend this to a friend
M- good carbonation, smooth for an IPA
D- very drinkable, went down faster than i would have liked, should have enjoyed it more
02-22-2011 02:24:15 | More by TheBrewViking
3.25/5 rDev -8.2%
06-22-2012 19:07:31 | More by Thehopluver
3.5/5 rDev -1.1%
11-27-2013 15:05:37 | More by sweetlou25
4.08/5 rDev +15.3%
Can someone please tell me why there's a Torrey Pines IPA as the picture for this beer?
Pours a very nice dark straw colour with off-white head and above-average retention. The smell is quite remarkable, dominated by pine and citrus hops. Taste is more of the same, but needs a little more to become a truly remarkable beer. Light-bodied, dry finish. Good beer. I'll definitely drink it again.
07-17-2012 00:38:26 | More by Intrinsic
2.6/5 rDev -26.6%
I had this on draft at the new Oggi's in Scottsdale. It was made in California and shipped to Arizona. Color was a nice dark gold. Hop aroma was predominately Cascade hops. The beer was extremely bitter which could be good if it had any flavor at all to go along with it. All I got was the bitterness. Flavor was absolutely non existant. Be sure and ask for a non-chilled glass. Oggi's is serving all their beers in iced glasses which I find hard to believe since they are a brewpub and should know better.
11-01-2004 18:16:15 | More by bigbelcher
3.75/5 rDev +5.9%
08-26-2012 23:23:32 | More by beerpadawan
3.68/5 rDev +4%
I had been looking at the reviews for Torrey Pines IPA by Left Coast, and they were just terrible. I couldn't understand it. There's evidently some confusion here, as this bottle very clearly stated Torrey Pines on the label.
An attractive orange color, decent tan head of good creaminess and wonderful stick. Plenty of full blast citric and pine aromas, de rigeur for the SoCal brewer these days. There's a pleasant floral element as well. In the mouth it has nice heft, not too thin, with just enough of a caramel malt balance to keep the pine resin in check. Good spicy finish, nice lingering effect. I like it.
07-23-2008 02:32:49 | More by BretSikkink
2.68/5 rDev -24.3%
Not one of my favorite beers, but I did enjoy the glass that I had on the warm sunny CA day. Had this on tap at Hollingshead in Orange, CA.
Pours a dark golden color with a little bit of amber mixed in...very little. Has about 1 finger of head that dissipates rather quickly. The taste is bitter and floral for me. Has a slight bit of malt to the finish and leaves a little bit of bitterness and hop to float around after the initial taste.
The mouthfeel is nice, but seems to have a bit more bubble than I want. The drinkability was average. Like I said, not one I would choose everyday, but don't mind drinking if it is available on-tap and it is just one of those days you feel like an IPA and you just can't find any other IPA available.
05-03-2006 16:53:36 | More by PuckLSHS
3.2/5 rDev -9.6%
Went to a local convenience store that I know sells Hop Juice but they were out, picked up this instead.
Appearance - Pretty standard for an IPA, gold and clear.
Smell - Smells like hops. I can't really smell much else other than that.
Taste - Has a sweet beginning with a nice hoppy finish. A little bit of a piney taste.
Mouthfeel - Smooth and crisp.
Drinkability - Pretty good, definitely could drink more of it. It goes down really easy.
01-13-2009 08:29:15 | More by turboedtwo
4.1/5 rDev +15.8%
On tap at Quotations in Media.
This is a quintessential West Coast IPA. A rich golden color with a thin white head.
Lots of hops in the nose, mostly grapefruit and other citrus fruits. Taste has lots of hops but also just enough malt to balance it out. Pleasantly biting throughout. Mouthfeel is crisp and bitter. I enjoyed two and could have had more. Very nice.
11-17-2008 00:51:03 | More by sholland119
3.5/5 rDev -1.1%
01-22-2014 02:26:01 | More by kvgomps
3.5/5 rDev -1.1%
11-04-2013 17:18:00 | More by wooddogg922
3.5/5 rDev -1.1%
01-29-2013 15:26:33 | More by DmanGTR
New York
3.9/5 rDev +10.2%
22oz bottle served in a standard pint glass.
Clear golden yellow color with a nice sized white head that left lots of sticky lacing all over the glass.
Aroma is citrus hops, grapefruit rind with a bit of earthiness as well.
Hops are what the taste is all about, citrusy sweet and pretty darn good.
Medium bodied with a good level of carbonation.
Easy to drink.
10-02-2009 23:51:29 | More by JoeyBeerBelly
3/5 rDev -15.3%
08-25-2013 17:13:38 | More by prock180
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Salvation Army kettle snatched by city thief
MANCHESTER - An estimated $300 in donations was stolen Tuesday night by a thief who grabbed a Salvation Army kettle from outside a city store and ran off.
The robbery outside the Hobby Lobby store in a South Willow Street shopping plaza happened about 7:30 p.m., a half-hour before the store closed.
"He came over and put some change in the kettle, then he unhooked it and ran," said Nicole Tierney, a Salvation Army bell-ringer. "There was a good amount of money in there."
Police immediately set out looking for the thief, described by Tierney as a tall, skinny young man, wearing jeans, a hoodie and a black jacket. The man's face was mostly covered with a cloth mask.
Police said he apparently escaped on a mountain bike.
Stunned, Tierney said she burst into tears as she ran inside the store to ask the manager to call police.
"Some people aren't really thinking what they're doing while they are doing it," Tierney, 26, of Manchester, said, "There's a lot of people that need that money."
After people inside the store realized what happened, a spontaneous collection was taken up that raised a quick $45 to replace some of the stolen funds.
Instead of a kettle, the money was placed in a Hobby Lobby envelope.
Lt. Herb Rader, commanding officer of the Salvation Army of Manchester, responded to the scene after hearing of the robbery.
He said all of the Salvation Army bell ringers, both employees and volunteers, are given training as the Christmas season begins.
"We teach them how to ring and how to be friendly," Rader said. "We also talk about the potential for risk - we want them to be safe."
Tierney was working a 10-hour shift outside the Hobby Lobby. As the store closed, she was still standing outside the store, her bells in one hand, the envelope in the other.
Tierney will be on a regularly scheduled day off today, but plans to return to her post Thursday. The collection outside Hobby Lobby resumes today.
"We'll be here. We don't expect this to happen again," Rader said. "It's not that common. I've never had it happen to me over many, many years."
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Revisiting old photos
I noticed that I had a lot of photos from 2010/2011 which I had backed up but very few were every touched up or had much editing done on them. There were 2 reasons for this; firstly I didn't have very good editing software back then and secondly when tools I did have, were limited […]
Travel Photography : Some Photos from New Zealand
I have been going through some of my photos from New Zealand and doing a bit of cleaning up and Photoshop tweaking and I have uploaded some shots from New Zealand plus one from Singapore which I always liked but did a bit of fixing up of the image. I have placed some details about […]
Photo Theme – Blue
A recent club competition was a photo theme "BLUE' – therefore any photo which could fall under the style or theme of blue. I had a selection problem on my hands as I had 2 main contenders. Photo selection is critical when submitting your work to a portfolio or photography competition. Sometimes your personal feelings […]
Fox Glacier – Reflective Lakes, Lake Matheson – Photo Update
Having done some work on the Lake Matheson at Fox Glacier photo (see older post here) , I have finally retrieved the type of shot I was hoping for. The photo was taken in the late evening when there was a lot of shadow cast in the extreme right of the shot – so the […]
Fox Glacier Reflective Lakes – Photo of the Week
This Vertical Landscape shot was taken near the village of Fox Glacier in New Zealand. This reflective lake is Lake Matheson less than 10 minutes west of Fox Glacier. The Lake walk takes about 75 minutes to do the full circuit. This is the end result… There are some spectacular colours to be had if […]
Milford Sound from the Township – Photo of the Week
Milford Sound or Piopiotahi in Māori is a fjord (not actually a sound), located in the south west of New Zealand's South Island. It is located within the Fiordland National Park and the Te Wahipounamu World Heritage site. Having driven from Te Anau we were greeted by this sight on exiting the car part at […]
Mount Hamilton Panorama – Photo of the Week
This panorama of Mount Hamilton was taken on the way from Dunedin to Te Anau on the South Island of New Zealand. The shot was taken with a wide angle lens and then cropped in a panorama format. Bit of photshop work was requried to bring out some of the detail hidden by the shadows […]
One Man and his Boat – Photo of the Week
I like this photo for its simplicity. The photo was taken in, Timaru, a small town on the east coast of New Zealand. The Timaru Gardens are on the way out of the town as you head south and make for a very relaxing and enjoyable walk around these botanical gardens. The man in the […]
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Welcome to my new photoblog website – shanemcdonald.me. I'm going to be uploading some of my latest pictures, favourite photos, and also some other photography related blog posts. Nothing other than photos, photography, pictures and related items. I wanted to keep the content focused and separated from content on my other domains shanemcdonald.org, my personal […]


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Train driver injured after 'rock' thrown from bridge
First Great Western Trains say that one of their drivers suffered serious cuts and bruises to his face after an object the size of a brick was thrown from a bridge.
The 'rock' smashed through the driver's window as the train made its way from Romsey to Salisbury.
The Portsmouth to Cardiff service was delayed by an hour. A doctor on board the train treated the injured driver and a South West Trains driver stepped in to take the locamotive to Salisbury.


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Police say they are desperate to dispel a myth that dialling 999 can boost the battery life of a mobile phone.
Police say they are desperate to dispel a myth that dialling 999 can boost the battery life of a mobile phone.
Bedfordshire Police arrest six people in connection with an illegal rave that took place on Sunday May 19.
Police investigating the case of missing person Leda Bolden have confirmed the body of the woman found in the River Great Ouse is Leda.
A community meeting's being held in Luton this evening to discuss concerns over the death of a man in police custody.
A shrine's been set up in memory of Leon Briggs who died after being detained at Luton police station under the Mental Health Act.
A meeting's being held at the Carnival Arts Centre at 8pm tonight. Representatives of Mr Brigg's family are expected to attend, along with the police and the IPCC, who are investigating what happened.
Leon Briggs's family said they were deeply shocked by his sudden death. They added: "Leon was a loving father, son and brother. He was a kind, loyal, intelligent, caring person who put his family and others first.
"We have a lot of questions about why he was put through this terrifying ordeal and why he died. We feel he has been let down by the authorities at a time when he should have been provided with specialist care and support."
The Chief Constable of Bedfordshire has issued a statement expressing sympathy for the family of a man who died in police custody.
Colette Paul said said Bedfordshire Police had referred the case immediately to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
She added: 'We have and will do all we can to co-operate with the investigation to help provide Mr Briggs' family, the Coroner and the IPCC with accurate information about how and why Mr Briggs died.'
Bedfordshire Police say family liaison officers are helping the Briggs family.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission says it will be looking into whether police officers should face criminal investigation after the death of 39-year-old Leon Briggs in custody.
– Mary Cunneen, IPCC commissioner
At this stage we believe there is an indication that potential criminal offences may have been committed including gross negligence and/or unlawful act manslaughter, misconduct in public office, and/or offences under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974".
"We will also be considering whether any potential disciplinary offences have been committed."
A police watchdog has launched a criminal investigation after a 39-year-old Luton man died in custody.
Leon Briggs, described by his family as a "kind, loyal, intelligent" father, died after being detained at Luton police station under the Mental Health Act on Monday.
Mr Briggs was arrested by officers from Bedfordshire Police when members of the public reported concerns about his behaviour. Upon falling ill, he was taken from the station to Luton and Dunstable Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Bedfordshire Police will start recruiting new officers for the first time in three years, it was decided today. It's hoped that up to 80 new regular police officers will arrive over the course of the next 12 months.
The force opened recruiting to new Special Constables earlier this year, and a batch of new PCSOs will be hitting the streets in just two weeks' time, after completing their training course.
"I'm keen to recruit people as soon as we can, as our frontline resources are particularly stretched after a long period of recruitment freeze," said Chief Constable Colette Paul. "We've planned in this recruitment drive by making savings elsewhere."
Undercover police in Luton set up a second hand shop in a bid to catch criminals attempting to sell stolen goods.
The operation, codenamed 'Generous', ran from the shop called "This and That" based in High Town.
Seven people have already appeared in court in connection with the operation. More cases will come before the courts in the next few months.
Two people have been arrested in Luton after a car sped away from police and crashed in the Mangrove Road area.
Officers discovered cannabis in the car. They later searched a house in Linden Close in Dunstable and found cannabis plants being cultivated.
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Can someone make a real time emulator on the web so that newbie developer like me can test out my code and see the effect immediately on the web itself. There is already a real time HTML code on W3school site like the below and I'm looking forward there is one for PyS60 environment. See the below link :
By changing the HTML code, you will see the chages immediately on the web browser. The benefit is :
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VAN WERT – Broadband Internet access in Ohio continues to increase as the task of bringing the Internet to anyone who desires a connection continues. New research released earlier this month by Connect Ohio shows 86.73% of Ohio households have access to fixed broadband at 25 Mbps download speed across the state. That marks a 25 percentage-point increase compared to two and a half years ago. The state's broadband availability for a slower connect speed is 98.79 percent, not including mobile wireless service.
In Van Wert County, that percentage steps up to 99.96 percent of the county's 11,439 households. In addition, the next highest download speed (up to 3 Mbps) sees little change in availability. Approximately 99.19 percent of Van Wert County households have broadband availability at that speed.
Just five years ago, Van Wert County was lagging behind in broadband availability and even in Internet usage. At that time, only 72 percent of the county households even had a computer in the house, compared to 76 percent statewide. Also in 2009, just 64 percent of the households had home Internet, and only 47 percent had a broadband connection. In fact, 59 percent, or three out of five, respondents said they either did not need broadband access or did not understand the benefits. Just as importantly, 20 percent said broadband was not available to them at their home.
"Much progress has been made to increase broadband accessibility across Ohio. I commend all of the broadband stakeholders who continue to work together to address this issue," said Senator Joe Uecker, chairman of the Ohio broadband and technology caucus. "However, accessibility issues still exist, particularly in Appalachia; stakeholders must continue to focus their efforts on this area to promote economic development and educational opportunities in the region."
"A 25 percentage point increase in 25 Mbps speeds is evidence of Ohio's providers investing in increased capacity," said Stu Johnson, executive director of Connect Ohio. "However it also demonstrates that the investment is concentrated in enhancing existing infrastructure as the percentage of Ohioans with less than 768 Kbps availability remains unchanged."
The new broadband availability research shows that high-speed (at least 50 Mbps download/1.5 Mbps upload) broadband availability has increased 25 percentage points since October of 2011. That percentage has increaced by almost three percentage points just since October 2013.
This is the ninth comprehensive broadband availability data release from Connect Ohio through the State Broadband Initiative (SBI). Connect Ohio is a subsidiary of Connected Nation, which does mapping research and policy in 10 states comprising over 36% of the nation's landmass.


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DOVER, Del. (AP) — Soft demand for a key industrial pigment and solar energy products, coupled with increased spending on growth initiatives, led to a sharp drop in the DuPont Co.'s fourth-quarter income.
But the results reported Tuesday still beat the consensus estimate of Wall Street analysts of 7 cents per share on revenue of $7.2 billion, according to FactSet. And the company forecast higher operating earnings for 2013.
DuPont's shares rose 83 cents, or 1.8 percent, to close at $47.82 Tuesday. They are still down 11 percent from their high for the past year of $53.98 set last May.
DuPont chairwoman and CEO Ellen Kullman said the company is stronger than it was a year ago, having recorded nearly 2,300 new product introductions in 2012, an increase of 30 percent.
"However, weakness in markets served by performance chemicals and electronics and communications provided significant challenges in 2012," she said. "We've adjusted our plans to meet the changing market environment and grow our businesses in a slow-growth world economy."
The Wilmington, Del.-based chemical and biosciences company reported Tuesday that its net income fell to $111 million, or 12 cents per share, for the last three months of 2012. That is down 70 percent from $373 million, or 40 cents per share, for the fourth quarter of 2011.
Revenue for the quarter was flat at $7.3 billion, with currency effects and portfolio changes offsetting a 3 percent increase in global volumes. Sales in Latin America grew 10 percent, with an 8 percent volume gain and a 7 percent increase in local prices. A 6 percent increase in volume in the Asia-Pacific region, was offset by negative currency and pricing effects.
For the full year, DuPont earned almost $2.8 billion, or $2.95 per share, on revenue of $34.8 billion. That's down from last year's net income of almost $3.5 billion, or $3.68 per share, on revenue of $33.7 billion. Sales volumes fell 2 percent.
DuPont said it expects operating earnings excluding significant items will range from $3.85 to $4.05 per share in 2013, up from $3.77 per share last year.
One-time items affecting fourth-quarter results included $135 million to resolve legal claims stemming from the use of DuPont's Imprelis weedkiller, bringing the total amount spent on Imprelis claims to $750 million.
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School officials continue to keep a watchful eye on the increasing number of students being sent home from Los Alamos Middle School with flu-like symptoms.
Monday the school received 75 additional calls to its absence line.
The following is a statement issued Monday from Los Alamos Public Schools regarding the flu situation at Los Alamos Middle School:
The number of students at the middle school, exhibiting flu like symptoms, increased from three last Wednesday to 99 at the start of this Monday's school day.
It is important for the parents and community to know that Los Alamos school administrators and nurses are closely monitoring this trend.
Student absences at Los Alamos Middle School have multiplied daily since Wednesday and the trend is expected to spread throughout the district.
Upon learning of the death of Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist Louis Rosen, former Sen. Pete Domenici called into KRSN AM 1490 Monday.
"First, my sympathies to all of his wonderful relatives that succeeded him, he spoke often of them and of course before his dear wife died he spoke of her often," Domenici said.
Wife, mother, real estate agent, avid traveler and award-winning photographer, Kimber Wallwork-Heineman is loving life. She has a new husband and just launched her latest creative venture, Kimber's Photography in White Rock.
U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy died Tuesday evening at his home in Hyannis Port, Mass. Kennedy, 77, had battled a malignant brain tumor since May 2008.
In office since November 1962, the powerful Democrat was the senior senator from Massachusetts.
Kennedy was in his eighth full term and ninth overall in the Senate.
He was the second most senior member of the Senate, after Robert Byrd of West Virginia, and the third-longest-serving senator of all time.
The flu is slowly spreading to other schools in the district since starting with a bang at Los Alamos Middle School last week.
"Today the middle school reports 125 out," said Los Alamos Public Schools Business Manager John Wolfe this morning. "That's down from 129 yesterday. The number is a little difficult to track because some kids are coming back perhaps a little early, and then the school nurse had to sending them back home."
A Los Alamos man has been arrested and charged in connection with the rash of burglaries that occurred recently in the Pajarito Acres neighborhood of White Rock.
Kory Nelson, 18, of Los Alamos was arrested at 110 Yosemite at 4 p.m., Tuesday.
He is charged with receiving stolen property including firearms.
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While no official statement has been issued, news spread at lightening speed overnight of Gov. Bill Richardson possibly being cleared in an investigation that's dogged him for a solid year.
Richardson and former high-ranking members of his administration won't be criminally charged, said the Associated Press citing a person familiar with the investigation.
The federal investigation has focused on pay-to-play allegations involving California-based CDR Financial Products, one of the governor's large political donors,
Two Los Alamos Middle School students and a kindergartner from Kirtland Early Childhood Center near Farmington have been diagnosed with H1N1 influenza. The 5-year-old girl from San Juan County is hospitalized.
While a couple of hundred local students have come down with flu-like symptoms since the middle of last week, none have been hospitalized, which LAPS Superintendent Eugene Schmidt commented on late this afternoon.
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