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IRVINE, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/30/13 -- YouMail, the leading provider of personalized cloud-based voicemail, today announced that it has cleared four million registered users. In addition, YouMail announced it now has registered users from over 150,000 different businesses and enterprises, working in over 15,000 different occupations, and with up to multiple thousands of YouMail users active within a single enterprise. YouMail also announced the launch of its "YouMail - Business Edition" service geared toward its large and growing audience of business and professional users.
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YouMail's Business Edition retails for $6.99/month/user, but has a launch price of $4.99/month, extending YouMail with key features YouMail's business users have been clamoring for, including:
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Business users can optionally add extremely accurate, human-operator voice to text services, allowing them to save time by reading their messages.
"More and more business communication is taking place on cell phones, leading to the need for professional call management solutions on those devices," said Quilici. "YouMail is an easy to set up call management fix that ensures you never have to answer the phone again unless you really want or need to."
The YouMail application has previously been praised as a timesaving business tool in Timothy Ferris' bestseller, The 4-Hour Workweek. For more information about "YouMail Business Edition," please visit http://www.youmail.com/offer/pro.
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The 3rd International Internet of @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 16th International Cloud Expo - to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY - announces that its Call for Papers is now open. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the biggest idea since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago.
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Cultural, regulatory, environmental, political and economic (CREPE) conditions over the past decade are creating cross-industry solution spaces that require processes and technologies from both the Internet of Things (IoT), and Data Management and Analytics (DMA). These solution spaces are evolving into Sensor Analytics Ecosystems (SAE) that represent significant new opportunities for organizations of all types. Public Utilities throughout the world, providing electricity, natural gas and water, are pursuing SmartGrid initiatives that represent one of the more mature examples of SAE. We have s...
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The security devil is always in the details of the attack: the ones you've endured, the ones you prepare yourself to fend off, and the ones that, you fear, will catch you completely unaware and defenseless. The Internet of Things (IoT) is nothing if not an endless proliferation of details. It's the vision of a world in which continuous Internet connectivity and addressability is embedded into a growing range of human artifacts, into the natural world, and even into our smartphones, appliances, and physical persons. In the IoT vision, every new "thing" - sensor, actuator, data source, data con...
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The Internet of Things is tied together with a thin strand that is known as time. Coincidentally, at the core of nearly all data analytics is a timestamp. When working with time series data there are a few core principles that everyone should consider, especially across datasets where time is the common boundary. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Jim Scott, Director of Enterprise Strategy & Architecture at MapR Technologies, discussed single-value, geo-spatial, and log time series data. By focusing on enterprise applications and the data center, he will use OpenTSDB as an example t...
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How do APIs and IoT relate? The answer is not as simple as merely adding an API on top of a dumb device, but rather about understanding the architectural patterns for implementing an IoT fabric. There are typically two or three trends: Exposing the device to a management framework Exposing that management framework to a business centric logic Exposing that business layer and data to end users. This last trend is the IoT stack, which involves a new shift in the separation of what stuff happens, where data lives and where the interface lies. For instance, it's a mix of architectural styles ...
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An entirely new security model is needed for the Internet of Things, or is it? Can we save some old and tested controls for this new and different environment? In his session at @ThingsExpo, New York's at the Javits Center, Davi Ottenheimer, EMC Senior Director of Trust, reviewed hands-on lessons with IoT devices and reveal a new risk balance you might not expect. Davi Ottenheimer, EMC Senior Director of Trust, has more than nineteen years' experience managing global security operations and assessments, including a decade of leading incident response and digital forensics. He is co-author of t...
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Scott Jenson leads a project called The Physical Web within the Chrome team at Google. Project members are working to take the scalability and openness of the web and use it to talk to the exponentially exploding range of smart devices. Nearly every company today working on the IoT comes up with the same basic solution: use my server and you'll be fine. But if we really believe there will be trillions of these devices, that just can't scale. We need a system that is open a scalable and by using the URL as a basic building block, we open this up and get the same resilience that the web enjoys.
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JERSEY CITY, N.J. Ś Demaryius Thomasĺ mother and grandmother will cheer for the Broncos receiver around the prison TV Sunday, both wearing No. 88 jerseys they crafted with strips of tape.
The two women have never seen Thomas play in person. He was 11 when police burst through the door of their home in Montrose, Ga., and arrested both in 1999. Police allowed Katina Smith to walk her son and his two younger sisters to the school bus one last time.
Now sheĺs at a minimum-security prison in Florida, sentenced to 20 years. Her mother, Minnie Pearl Thomas, who had two previous drug convictions, received two life sentences with the possibility for parole after 40 years.
Smith could have gotten a lighter sentence by testifying against her mother, but she refused.
Theyĺll watch Thomas play in his first Super Bowl Sunday, when he will be matched against Seahawks star cornerback Richard Sherman for much of the game.
ôI think that drives me more to know that theyĺre there and theyĺre watching me,ö Thomas said. ôI try to go out there and play my best because theyĺre going to talk about it to the people in the jailhouse.ö
Thomasĺ father was serving in the Army and stationed in Kuwait when his mother and grandmother were arrested. He went to live with an aunt and uncle, Shirley and James Brown, a Baptist minister who lived six miles away.
Thomas, called ôBay-Bayö by his family, started working as an usher at the church and attending Bible study after track and basketball practices.
ôOnce I moved in with him, I told him I wanted to do something to stay off the streets and stay out of trouble, so I tried football,ö Thomas said. ôAnd it worked out for me.ö
Thomas played at Georgia Tech and was a first-round pick by Denver in 2010. Injuries slowed him down until his 80-yard catch from Tim Tebow in overtime beat Pittsburgh in the playoffs.
Two months later, Peyton Manning came to Denver and Thomas has flourished ever since, catching 204 passes for 3,089 yards and 27 touchdowns over the last two years.
The 6-foot-3, 230-pound deep threat has an uncanny mix of size, speed and strength Ś Wes Welker laughed about his ôTriple-XL gloves.ö Dominique Rodgers Cromartie said he lost a bet when he challenged Thomas to throw a ball 60 yards from his knees ôand he just flicked it!ö
Yet, Thomas is the antithesis of the prima donna wide receiver who demands passes and attention. He never says a thing to the cornerback covering him, much less talk trash.
It goes back to the values instilled in him by his aunt and uncle, Thomas said.
ôIt made me a stronger man and a better man just being in that atmosphere, working harder, knowing that nothingĺs going to be easy.ö
Brown said it wasnĺt easy taking in another child with three kids of his own and just one paycheck, but he found ways to make it all work. He also found the money to keep Thomas involved in sports.
ôI truly believe his Christian upbringing and sports, playing basketball and football, contributed to him releasing a lot of the anger and anxiety that he had in him,ö Brown said. ôHe left it on the basketball court, on the football field so it didnĺt get bottled up in him.ö
Thomas led all NFL receivers in TD receptions (14) and yards after the catch (718) this season while grabbing 92 passes for 1,430 yards. In the playoffs, he has 15 receptions for 188 yards and TDs in both of Denverĺs wins.
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Brown says he just wanted Thomas to grow up to be a good man, never thinking he would become a star.
ôThe blessing has been just seeing the product of how we took this young man who was lost Ś well, trying to find his way Ś and we were able to nurture him and give him what he needed,ö said Brown, who will be in the stands Sunday. ôWhen Demaryius was staying with us, I never dreamed that he would be in the Super Bowl. I just wanted to make sure the anger in him didnĺt send him down the wrong path like his mama and grand-mama had gone down.ö


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RBI cuts repo rate by 50 bps; sees little room for more
MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's first interest rate cut in three years may be its last for a while.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cut rates on Tuesday by an unexpectedly sharp 50 basis points to boost the sagging economy, but warned there was limited scope for more cuts, with inflation likely to remain elevated and growth on track to pick up, albeit modestly.
The RBI, which was tightening monetary policy long after central banks elsewhere began easing, lowered its policy repo rate to 8.00 percent, compared with expectations for a 25 basis point cut in a Reuters poll.
"RBI is indicating that there is a limit for further rate cut expectations, and I think they are pretty much done with further rate cuts this year," said Rajeev Malik, economist at CLSA in Singapore.
The RBI also warned that India's current account deficit, which widened to 4.3 percent of GDP in the December quarter, is "unsustainable" and will be difficult to finance given projections of lower capital flows to emerging markets in 2012.
The rupee has been under pressure as foreign investors worry about persistent inflation, a yawning current account gap and fiscal indiscipline on the part of New Delhi, prompting concern about the country's balance of payments.
Investors and companies cheered the rate cut, with bond yields and swap rates falling sharply, although the rally was capped by expectations for few further cuts in the near term. The BSE Sensex ended 1.2 percent higher.
Some RBI-watchers said Tuesday's move was risky given the potential for resurgent inflation.
"The RBI was clearly itchier to cut policy rates than expected, but the 50 bp cut may have been a bit too premature and aggressive, in our view. If that turns out to be the case, it could hurt RBI's credibility while doing little to raise growth on a sustained basis," HSBC economist Leif Eskesen wrote.
RBI Governor Duvvuri Subbarao said the deeper-than-forecast cut is intended to ensure that banks cut their lending rates soon. Indian banks have been reluctant to lower lending rates amid still-tight liquidity and high deposit costs.
The country's largest lender, State Bank of India (SBI.NS) said later on Tuesday that it would cut rates on some loans that have high interest rates, while ICICI Bank (ICBK.NS) said it would reduce deposit and lending rates. Neither were more specific.
Economists have in recent weeks been scaling back their rate cut forecasts. Nomura said it expects the RBI to hold off from cutting rates at its next reviews in June and July, and forecast just one more 25 bps rate cut in 2012. Citigroup expects just one more rate cut in the current fiscal year.
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India's economy grew by 6.1 percent in the December quarter, its slowest in almost three years, but the central bank had been reluctant to begin cutting rates as inflation remained elevated.
Subbarao maintained a cautious view in his policy statement.
"It must be emphasised that the deviation of growth from its trend is modest. At the same time, upside risks to inflation persist. These considerations inherently limit the space for further reduction in policy rates," Subbarao said.
(For experts' views on RBI's move to slash repo rate, click here)
The RBI raised rates 13 times between March 2010 and October 2011 as it struggled to contain price pressures, with headline inflation at one point accelerating into the double digits as the cost of fuel and food soared.
Headline wholesale price index eased slightly to 6.89 percent for March but was still above expectations, as a drop in manufacturing inflation was offset by a surge in food inflation, data showed on Monday.
On Tuesday, the RBI left unchanged the cash reserve ratio (CRR), the share of deposits that banks must hold with the central bank, at 4.75 percent, in line with expectations, after cutting it by 125 basis points since January to ease tight market liquidity.
Subbarao said liquidity conditions are moving towards normal after several months of acute shortages of cash in the banking system, but also said the RBI would take "appropriate and proactive" steps if needed to revive liquidity.
The central bank said its baseline expectation for gross domestic product growth in the fiscal year that ends in March 2013 is 7.3 percent, compared with an expected 6.9 percent in the just-completed year.
It expects headline inflation to end the year at 6.5 percent, with little deviation foreseen during the year.
(For highlights of RBI's rate move, click here)
Sluggish capital investment has exacerbated bottlenecks in the Indian economy, bringing down its capacity for non-inflationary growth to 7.5 percent, according to Subbarao, from 8.5 percent before the global financial crisis.
He reiterated the need for the government to cap its subsidy burden, which led to a bloating of the fiscal deficit in the recent fiscal year to 5.9 percent of GDP.
The weakened government has been unwilling to pass along higher global oil prices to end-users, but pressure on the fiscal deficit is expected to force it to do so.
"It is imperative for macroeconomic stability that administered prices of petroleum products are increased to reflect their true costs of production," Subbarao said.
Corporate India, dejected over government inaction that has thwarted capacity expansion, has long clamored for rate cuts.
Siddhartha Roy, economic adviser at the Tata Group, the software-to-steel conglomerate that is India's biggest business house, said Tuesday's rate cut is welcome but more is needed.
"First we need more rate cuts to the tune of around 150 basis points in order to make the real interest rates realistic. Then, the fiscal side needs to be controlled to prevent crowding out of the private sector and available liquidity is well distributed," he said.
(Additional reporting by Mumbai and New Delhi bureaus; Editing by Kim Coghill)
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5:19pm Monday 24th November 2014
ANOTHER veteran from the original Star Wars trilogy will be heading for the North Yorkshire coast next spring.
Festive fun in the Dales
5:19pm Monday 24th November 2014
BUSINESSES in the Swaledale village of Reeth will be putting on a day of special day of festive activities on December 7.
Stained glass window is a memorial to a dearly loved doctor
3:32pm Monday 24th November 2014
A specially commissioned memorial stained glass window has been installed in a parish church in tribute to a much loved local GP.
Charity launches elderly help scheme ahead of concert
1:37pm Monday 24th November 2014
A CHARITY which has launched a scheme to provide free help for the over 60s who need help with everyday tasks is set to stage a fundraising concert featuring two choirs.
Distraction thief jailed after targeting shops and offices
11:38am Sunday 23rd November 2014
A POLISH Big Issue salesman who stole shop and office workers' digital devices has been jailed for eight months.
Pond row settled as ducks move to new home
12:33pm Saturday 22nd November 2014
A HOUSING association which caused a major flap over plans to fill in a duck pond has agreed to rehome the birds.
Schoolgirl lands accolade at top baking competition
11:27am Saturday 22nd November 2014
A PRIMARY schoolgirl has beaten competition from scores of aspiring bakers to win an accolade at a prestigious contest.
Residents' safety fears over partial street lighting
5:25pm Friday 21st November 2014
A PETITION has been launched to reinstate the original hours of street lighting in Northallerton – with many people signing it saying they now feel less safe.
Health worker shaves her head to raise cash and awareness for MRI Scanner appeal
4:51pm Friday 21st November 2014
A HEALTH worker has shown her support for a hospital fundraising appeal by shaving off her locks in a bid to raise cash and awareness for the cause.
Lifeboat crews to hold commemorative service for a historic capsize tragedy ahead of new boat house build
4:46pm Friday 21st November 2014
A LIFEBOAT crew is to be based on water next month to prepare for the demolition of its lifeboat house.
Woman inspired by son's triathlon success to take part in Brownlee brother event
3:42pm Friday 21st November 2014
A WOMAN has raised £750 for the Alzheimer's Society after taking part in her first triathlon at 44.
Village suffers 15-hour power cut
12:04pm Thursday 20th November 2014
RESIDENTS of a Yorkshire Dales village were left without power for more than 15 hours following a cable fault.
Web designer gives Bedale businesses a boost by encouraging them to use social media
4:31pm Thursday 20th November 2014
AN online campaign to boost local businesses has been launched to encourage locals and visitors alike to discover what is on their high street.
Keeping youngsters safe when they are out and about
12:29pm Thursday 20th November 2014
AN OPTICIAN is ensuring youngsters stay safe – by donating 200 high-visibility vests to a local primary school.
School celebrates success with new £1.5m building
2:20pm Wednesday 19th November 2014
A SCHOOL celebrated the achievements of students past and present with the opening of a new £1.5m classroom development.
Students pull together to help service families
1:11pm Wednesday 19th November 2014
STUDENTS, charities and the British Army have pulled together to raise funds in support of armed forces personnel and their families.
Bedale Festival to stay small and friendly
12:43pm Wednesday 19th November 2014
ORGANISERS of Bedale's Music Festival say it has become recognised as one of the friendliest in the country.
Recreation association calls for new trustees to save it from disbanding
1:28pm Tuesday 18th November 2014
A CHARITY group that fundraises and maintains recreation spaces in a village has said it must attract new trustees or disband.
Hair stylist goes up in the world
1:07pm Tuesday 18th November 2014
A HAIR stylist left the comfort of the salon behind – for a gruelling trek up the highest mountain in Africa.
Owners devastated after barn fire destroys cottage
8:12am Monday 17th November 2014
THE owners of a village cottage have been left devastated after a fire spread from a nearby barn and destroyed the building.
Bike stolen
3:50pm Monday 17th November 2014
THE owner of a motorbike which was stolen from outside a house in a small village is offering a cash reward for information for the arrest and conviction of those responsible.
Pioneering community centre design contest attracts deluge of entries
3:50pm Monday 17th November 2014
A CONTEST to create a new £1.5m community hub for two small villages has attracted 86 bids from from architects around the world.
Charity dinner will help hospital raise the next £1m
3:20pm Monday 17th November 2014
A FUNDRAISING dinner is being held by the Friends of the Friarage Hospital as part of a major campaign to raise £2m for a vital MRI scanner.
Unique reading scheme for Garrison school
1:59pm Friday 14th November 2014
PUPILS at a North Yorkshire school are piloting a unique reading initiative.
Allotment holders could win battle to keep town centre site
1:09pm Friday 14th November 2014
ALLOTMENTS set to be sold by the church to make way for a new housing development could be saved after a compromise deal emerged.
Helping shape the future of health services
4:24pm Thursday 13th November 2014
A HEALTH trust, which runs a range of community-based health services across North Yorkshire is asking local people to help shape its future.
Students question businessman over political ambition
3:05pm Thursday 13th November 2014
SIXTH-FORMERS studying Government for A-level have quizzed a prospective parliamentary candidate about his motivation to become a politician.
Students impress with their musical talent in Paris
2:36pm Thursday 13th November 2014
MUSIC students from Richmond have impressed on an international stage after a series of performances in Paris.
Plans for a large-scale solar farm to be debated by planning committee
5:22pm Wednesday 12th November 2014
PROPOSALS for a large-scale solar farm that would take over about 23,000 hectares of agricultural land near Northallerton have been recommended for refusal by planning officers.
Students take golf lessons from professional golf coach
4:40pm Wednesday 12th November 2014
NORTHALLERTON College is celebrating after being crowned inter-school golf champions of 2014.
Charity quiz night for hospital scanner appeal
2:49pm Wednesday 12th November 2014
A CHARITY quiz in aid of a hospital MRI Scanner appeal will take place on Saturday, November 22.
Planners to discuss demolition of former hospital to make way for Marks and Spencer
4:33pm Tuesday 11th November 2014
THE demolition of parts of a former hospital to make way for a food store and restaurant is to be discussed by councillors.
Northallerton College students quiz would-be MP Rishi Sunak
12:53pm Tuesday 11th November 2014
STUDENTS at Northallerton College challenged recently selected Tory parliamentary hopeful Rishi Sunak to come up with ideas to narrow the North-South divide.
Keeping traffic moving in the Dales this winter
5:49pm Monday 10th November 2014
A NEW salt store with a 600-tonne capacity has been opened in North Yorkshire, to help keep traffic moving in the Dales this winter.
Olympic hopeful wins local backing
2:03pm Monday 10th November 2014
A TRIATHLETE who hopes to compete at the Olympics has been given £1,500.
Adventure centre lands lottery grant to help disabled visitors
1:56pm Monday 10th November 2014
A CENTRE which provides life-enhancing activities for young people has been awarded £9,300 to enable those with disabilities to take part in climbing and water sports.
Fireworks fundraisers set to expand racecourse event
11:37am Saturday 8th November 2014
THE organisers of a new fundraising fireworks display on Thirsk Racecourse are planning to expand the event after attracting thousands of visitors.
Competition to win tickets to Puss in Boots pantomime launched
3:36pm Friday 7th November 2014
A THEATRE is inviting people to take part in a competition to guess the location of a giant cat ahead of this year's pantomime Puss in Boots.
Search launched for unsung heroes
3:30pm Friday 7th November 2014
NOMINATIONS are now being sought for an awards scheme that honours the unsung heroes of the community.
Farmers' anger after bypass land grab
3:27pm Friday 7th November 2014
FAMILIES whose farms are being split by a £34m bypass say they are being left in the dark after being forced to sell their land so the road can be built.
Sheep blaze trail through town
3:00pm Friday 7th November 2014
A CHURCH is celebrating its 150th anniversary by running an Advent trail to encourage people to spend time in Northallerton shops and cafes – with the help of sheep.
Artists invited to help create artworks for estate
12:15pm Thursday 6th November 2014
ARTISTS are being challenged to help create a series of public artworks for a 925-home development as part of a £153,000 project.
Police appeal for stolen HGV wheels
5:02pm Friday 31st October 2014
POLICE are appealing for information after £13,000 worth of alloy HGV wheels were stolen from a dealership in Roecliffe near Boroughbridge.
Project looking for volunteers to be good neighbours
5:00pm Friday 31st October 2014
A PROJECT that provides support to older or vulnerable people is calling for volunteers to act as good neighbours.
Warning after cash trapping devices found on ATMs
1:45pm Friday 31st October 2014
CUSTOMERS taking money out at cash machines are being warned to be aware of "cash trapping" devices, after one was found on an ATM in a North Yorkshire.
School makes good progress - but still room for improvement
12:24pm Friday 31st October 2014
A SCHOOL has been praised for its "can do" culture where all the students feel valued.
Leading silver experts to give talk at auction house
6:27pm Thursday 30th October 2014
TWO of the country's leading silver specialists are to give a talk at a leading auction house in North Yorkshire.
Council chairman adds to poppy installation in London
2:08pm Thursday 30th October 2014
THE CHAIRMAN of a district council has helped make and display poppies in the Tower of London centenary memorial.
Theatre group brings tale of disastrous team-building exercise to the stage
2:01pm Thursday 30th October 2014
A VILLAGE theatre group is gearing up for its latest production - after experiencing a new lease of life in the past three years.
Australian cattle vets raise £2,000 for World of James Herriot after creating a quilt
2:15pm Wednesday 29th October 2014
A GROUP of Australian vets who are also fans of the stories of James Herriot have donated a cheque for £2,000 to his legacy fund.


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How do you feel about swearing? (aka cussing)
Does it matter to you if other people do it? Does it only matter to you when your children are around? Do you not care at all?
I do it every once in a while, mostly in response to a very stressful situation. There are a couple of curse words I won't use, though. I will not curse around children. It does not really faze me when others curse. I have a neighbor who drops f-bombs regularly, so that has probably desensitized me, as did high school.
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I swear and am trying to stop
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I try not to cuss- but things slip every now and then. We have asked a few people to respect our house and kids by watching their language.
I have no problem with swearing when done with a purpose. If it's swearing just to swear because of the "rush" from it being bad or because the person doesn't feel like being intelligent, then it bothers me.
I don't care too much about cursing. We are originally from NYC. My kids have heard worse. They however do not curse. Their father and I do.


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hemidemisemiquaverSyllabification: hem·i·dem·i·sem·i·qua·ver
Pronunciation: /ˌhemēˌdemēˈsemēˌkwāvər /
Definition of hemidemisemiquaver in English:
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A note with the time value of half a demisemiquaver; a sixty-fourth note.
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Finding faith and hope in the face of climate change is not an easy thing to do. Once we've changed our lightbulbs, made recycling a habit, taken some other personal steps towards living more simply and using less energy, and made our pledge to UUS:E and its beautifully renovated green building, we may think there is nothing more we can do. Yet we know climate change is getting worse and is an ever more urgent huge world problem. Our service on November 9th will explore these concerns and share personal stories of finding hope and faith while facing the reality of climate change. It will ask us to pledge to act to preserve a livable world so today's children, and so many other living beings, will have a future. Individually and together we can do this.
Our Climate Action Team (CAT) and Sustainable Living Committee (SLC) have been very active so far this fall. In September we organized a busload of 56 people who participated with 400,000 others in the awesome People's Climate March in NYC. A week later we co-hosted UUS:E's well-attended In-gathering Potluck and program with various activities related to climate change and learning ways to reduce our carbon footprints. That evening and Sunday morning 107 letters were signed, addressed and mailed by 35 people to members of Congress in support of a revenue-neutral carbon fee and dividend as proposed by Citizens Climate Lobby. On October 13th a number of us attended the second annual Climate Stewardship Summit at St Joseph's University in West Hartford, sharing worship, food, and workshops including powerful stories of fear, sorrows, hopes, and actions with about 150 people of many religious faiths. This was sponsored by the Inter-Religious Eco-Justice Network (IREJN).
There are many ways to care for the planet's future. Some involve meetings, conferences, marches, letter-writing, while conserving energy, caring for the soil and grounds and gardens, planting trees, composting, eating locally mostly plants, etc. Other ways involve caring for a livable world with everything we do. Some examples at UUS:E – help Kat sell Equal Exchange coffee supporting small organic farmers, help Jackie with hospitality and keeping a sustainable kitchen, help work with the children and youth in our Religious Education Program while teaching respect for all living things, help care for the gardens and grounds around UUS:E and come out to the fall cleanup on Nov. 15th. A most important way is to assess our carbon footprint and really consider ways to reduce it significantly. Then make a pledge and a plan for doing this. Put our pledges up on the big footprint in the program room next to the coffee window or in the long hallway on the garden level. Then come join us in one or more of these groups to continue working for a livable planet:
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- Manchester chapter of Citizens Climate Lobby – Contact Janet Heller for the Nov. date. Go to http://citizensclimatelobby.org/ and listen to the Wednesday intro call.
The Sustainable Living Committee meets at UUS:E on the second Tuesdays of each month, Please join us at 7:00 pm. For more information about the Sustainable Living Committee, Green Sanctuary, or anything in this article, contact the office at 860-646-5151 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The debut single from Cell Broco is out now - you can pick up your copy from the Big Dada Shop, iTunes and Amazon.Read More
Big Dada are very pleased to announce the signing of Cell Broco. A 22 year old singer and producer from Manchester, Cell Broco has come up through the roots of bassline and funky and now makes his way into the city's unique house scene, producing nostalgic and futuristic 4/4 house like it should be - sparse, low-slung and full of funk.
If you were lucky enough to make it to Sala BeCool in Barcelona on Sunday you will have caught Cell Broco's debut appearance for the label alongside Machinedrum, Letherette, Illum Sphere, Martyn and Lapalux. If not, then check out this new mix he's dropped for a taste of what's in store from Big Dada's fresh new talent.
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Cell Broco will release his first single for Big Dada Little Bit In Love, on 23rd September 2013!Read More
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Bonobo shares the third and final track from his upcoming Flashlight EP, in the shape of Return to Air, which you can listen to him perform live in session for Lauren Laverne on 6Music.Read More
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A fiber optic enclosure cabinet is disclosed having a housing with walls defining an interior. An opening is formed through the housing permitting access to the interior. An access panel is sized to cover the opening and secure it to the housing to selectively cover and expose the opening at an option of an operator. A plurality of platters are disposed within the interior and slidably mounted to extend through the access opening and be completely returned to the interior at an option of an operator. Each of the platters carries an optical fiber splice tray and an optical fiber take-up spool.
1. A fiber optic enclosure cabinet comprising:
a housing having walls defining an interior; an access opening formed through said housing and exposing said interior;
an access panel sized to cover said access opening and secured to said housing to selectively cover and expose said access opening at an option of an operator;
a plurality of discrete individual platters disposed within said interior and each of said platters mounted to be extendable independent of others of said platters with said individual platters extendable through said access opening and completely returned to said interior at an option of an operator;
each of said platters having disposed thereon an optical fiber splice tray and an optical fiber take-up spool;
said platters are disposed in a vertical column within said interior and separated by a dividing wall from an optical cable chamber, said dividing wall having a plurality of openings formed therethrough each aligned to direct an optical fiber from said chamber to a spool of a platter;
said housing has upper and lower walls each provided with a bundle opening formed in each of said upper and lower walls and in communication with said chamber and with said housing configured for a plurality of cabinets of similar housing to be stacked upon one another with a lower wall opening of a cabinet in communication with an upper wall opening of a contiguous cabinet, said bundle openings sized to pass a bundle of fibers into said chamber.
2. A cabinet according to claim 1 wherein said spool is selected for optical fibers to be wound around said spool with a radius greater than a radius which would result in damage to an optical fiber.
3. A cabinet according to claim 1 comprising a guide member for guiding fiber from said spool to said splice tray while retaining said guided fiber at a bending radius greater than a minimum bending radius.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention pertains to the telecommunications and data transmission industries which use optical fibers for transmitting data, voice or other signals. More particularly, this invention pertains to a cabinet for use in retaining and arranging splice locations of optical fibers.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The telecommunications and data transmission industries have seen a tremendous growth in the use of optical fibers for carrying signals. From time to time, it is necessary to splice optical fibers. In the prior art, communication companies have utilized underground splice vaults for splicing optical fibers. As optical fiber markets have grown, communication companies have looked for alternatives to underground splice vaults. An example of an alternative is shown in the brochure of the assignee of the present invention entitled "Fiber Optic Enclosure" dated September 1989. That brochure shows an above-ground fiber optic enclosure which is weather and tamper resistant.
Experience in the industry has resulted in the need for an improved design of above-ground fiber optic enclosures. Specifically, it is desirable to design such an enclosure which has improved organization and access to individual splice locations. It is an object of the present invention to provide such an improved enclosure.
According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention a fiber optic enclosure cabinet is provided. The cabinet has a housing with walls defining a housing interior. At least one of the walls has an access opening formed through the wall. An access panel is provided and sized to cover the access opening. The panel is secured to the housing to selectively cover and expose the access opening at the option of an operator. A plurality of platters are disposed within the interior and are slidably mounted to extend through the access opening and completely return to the interior at an option of the operator. Each of the platters has disposed on it an optical fiber splice tray and an optical fiber take-up spool. The spool is selected for optic fiber to be wound around the spool at a radius of bending less than a known minimum radius which would damage the optical fiber.
FIG. 1 is a top plan view of a cabinet according to the present invention with a top wall removed and with an access panel shown in an open position;
FIG. 2 is a front elevational view of a cabinet according to the present invention with an access panel shown in an open position;
FIG. 3 is a view taken along line 3--3 of FIG. 2; and
FIG. 4 is a view taken along line 4--4 in FIG. 1.
Referring now to the several drawing figures in which identical elements are numbered identically throughout, a description of the preferred embodiment of the present invention will now be given. A fiber optic enclosure cabinet 10 includes a housing 12. The housing 12 includes spaced apart side walls 14,16, rear wall 18, bottom wall 20, and top wall 22.
In FIG. 1, top wall 22 is removed to expose the interior 24 of the housing 12. The front wall of the housing 12 is an access opening 26 (see FIG. 2) which permits communication between the interior 24 and an exterior of the housing 12.
An access panel 28 is provided. The panel 28 is sized to cover access opening 26. A lower edge 30 of access panel 28 is connected through a hinge 32 to a leading edge 34 of bottom wall 20. Accordingly, panel 28 can be raised and lowered between a closed position (not shown) with panel 28 covering access opening 26 and an open position as shown in the drawings.
As shown in the drawings, in the open position the panel 28 is generally coplanar with bottom wall 20. Hinged braces 38 connect panel 28 to side walls 14,16 to retain panel 28 in a rigid open position as shown in FIG. 3. Accordingly, panel 28 can be used as a work surface by an operator.
An upper edge 40 of panel 28 is provided with plastic clips 42 which are sized to be received within openings 44 formed in an edge 46 projecting into access opening 26 off of top wall 22. The plastic clips 42 releasably secure the access opening 28 in a closed position.
An interior wall 56 extends between top wall 22 and bottom wall 20. Interior wall 56 is spaced between side walls 14 and 16 and generally parallel thereto. Interior wall 56 divides chamber 24 into a platter containment area 24a and a cable area 24b (see FIG. 2).
A plurality of platters 50 are provided. Each of platters 50 is identical and a description of one will suffice as a description of all such platters.
Each platter 50 includes a flat bottom plate 52 and an upwardly projecting forward flange plate 54 at the leading edge of the bottom plate 52. Opposing surfaces of interior wall 56 and side wall 16 are provided with parallel aligned guide rails 58. Each of guide rails 58 has a slot 60 formed through the length of the guard rail 58. The slots 60 are aligned in horizontal parallel pairs and sized for each of opposing pairs of slots 60 to slidably receive the side edges of a bottom plate 52 of a platter 50. Accordingly, the platters 50 are arranged in a column with each platter stacked above an adjacent platter and with the platters' side edges slidably received within slot 60. Accordingly, each platter may be independently slid in and out of the interior 24 when the access panel 28 is in the open position.
In the drawings, twelve platters 50 are shown. It will be appreciated that a greater or lesser number could be provided and still be within the scope of the invention.
Shown best in FIG. 3, intermediate wall 56 includes a plurality of slots 62 formed through intermediate wall 56 adjacent a leading edge 57 of wall 56. The slots 62 are positioned above the rails 58.
With best reference to FIG. 1, the upper surface of the platter 50 carries a splice tray 64 disposed adjacent flange 54. Splice tray 64 may be any one of several commercially available splice trays used for splicing and retaining optical fibers. Splice tray 64 has a predetermined entrance side 72 which opposes wall 56 when tray 64 is in its aligned position.
Tray 64 is held in place on platter 50 by an elastic band 66 extending from a rear clip 68 to a forward tab 70. Tab 70 can also act as a location to be grasped by an operator when sliding a platter.
In addition to carrying tray 64, platter 50 carries a take-up spool 74. Take-up spool 74 includes first and second spaced arcuate members 76,78 which are secured to plate 52 by fastening screws or other fastening means received through attachment plates 78 which lay on surface 52. Each of arcuate members 76,77 also includes an upper projecting tab 80 which acts as an upper retaining limit for an optical fiber wound around spool halves 76,77. Members 76,77 are selected to have a radius of curvature less than 11/2". This dimension is selected since bending optical fibers at a sharper radius could result in damage to the fiber.
The members 76,77 are spaced apart and opposing one another with their concave surfaces opposing walls 56,16. Accordingly, arcuate members 76,77 cooperate to define a spool 74 around which optical fiber may be wound. An additional arcuate member 90 is provided having attachment tabs 92 received on surface 52 and having an upper tab 94. Member 90 acts as a guideway between spools 64 and entrance 72 of tray 64. Arcuate member 90 is also selected to have a bend radius of less than 11/2".
Shown in FIG. 1, bottom wall 20 is provided with an opening 96 sized to receive a bundle of optical fibers. Also, upper wall 22 is provided with an opening (not shown) which is the same size as opening 96 and positioned directly above opening 96. As a result, optical fiber bundles can be passed into area 24b with individually select fibers passed from the bundle through side slots 62 (FIG. 3). Excess amount of the optical fiber may be wound around spools 74 and guided by guide 90 from spool 74 into the splice tray 64.
With the construction and operation thus described, the side slots 62 act as a fanning mechanism for organizing and separating various optical fibers which are passed into separate platters 50. This results in enhanced cable management. Also, each splice tray 64 is now organized independent of all other splice trays within the cabinet 10. Accordingly, an operator can slide out a particular platter and work on a particular splice tray without interrupting any other splice tray in the cabinet. Also, with the structure thus described, various cabinets 10 can be stacked upon one another and cables can be passed through contiguous cabinets or terminated within a given cabin as desired. This adds enhanced flexibility to the design of the present invention over prior art designs.
Having described the present invention with reference to a preferred embodiment, it will be appreciated how the objects of the present invention have been obtained. However, modifications and equivalents of the disclosed concepts are intended to be included in the scope of protection.
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For posting comments such as "I love you," "we need to be together," and "I will never stop trying to talk to you" in a 14-year-old girl's MySpace profile, an 18-year-old man was charged by New York state prosecutors with "aggravated harassment and endangering the welfare of a child," a Wired News blog reports. But a New York City criminal court disagreed with the charge. In his ruling, Judge Michael Gerstein wrote that, "when teenagers fall in love, as song lyrics and studies show, they are more likely to exhibit almost manic behaviors, take risks, act compulsively, and sometimes pursue, with reckless abandon, the objects of their affection. While the actions of a love-struck teenager may well be foolish, reckless, or otherwise acts which might not be expected from a mature adult, they are not, without more, elevated to crimes." Internet law blogger Declan McCullagh added that the New York law also violates the First Amendment, which "protects against even annoying speech," and New York State's constitution.
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I had my daughter over 3 years ago and I've never quite been able to get back to my pre-baby shape/weight. I was 120 before I had my daughter, basically a stick person with a big head. Lol. Now I'm 140 and I just don't like the way my weight sits on my body. I notice it mostly in my face and my love handles. My stomach doesn't bother me much, but if I'm going to get it fixed, might as well do it right.
I'd almost be happy being lipo'd back into my previous buttless skinny shape, but I figure that they can just put that fat to good use and give me some awesome curves.
I want a BBL more for lipo sculpting a sexy shape. The butt will be an added bonus.
So far I've only been seriously considering Yily and Campos. The US doctors prices have jumped up so much in the last few years and I havent seen many that contour the way Yily and Campos do. More natural looking. Salama's butts sometimes look square to me and Jimerson's are too much booty for my self.
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Giacomo 'Jack' Radioli leaned forward in his armchair to glance outside the living room window. "She looks good," he commented. "She a always looksa best six weeks after the pull." He said, nodding. Gina and Laura nodded in agreement.
"Yeah," Laura said, "the first few weeks after an appointment" she said, making imaginary quotation marks in the air, "Mamma's so bloated and swollen"
"And TIGHT!" Gina added. "She looks like a surprised water balloon."
They all nodded slowly in agreement.
Looking over at Jack and then glancing out of the window to the woman approaching my house, it was hard to believe Graziella and Jack were the same age. Jack didn't look bad, but he looked like a 70 year old man and Graziella looked like a woman who was desperately trying not to look 70 years old.
"Don't make her ring the doorbell. She hates that for some reason." Gina said.
But I understood this. We had chatted on the phone the week before and she had given me a fairly detailed time itinerary of her trip. A woman like Graziella expected that you would know she was coming, and if you knew when she was coming, why on earth would you make her wait at the door?"
I opened the door to greet her. "Ciao!"
"Oh Ciao BELLO! Devi essere Terry!"
"Sì, certo." I replied and was greeted not with the expected air kisses to either side of my face, but two full-contact cheek kisses. I was surprised by the open affection. I had expected her to be a bit more guarded and was pleasantly surprised she was not.
She held my hand as she turned to greet her daughters and ex-husband. She released my hand and extended her arms to commence the familial group hug.
They all started speaking but I couldn't understand a word they were saying. Gina must have seen the confusion on my face and said, "It's Sicilian." Italian I understood, dialect, not so much.
After the love fest, we all glanced at each other and burst out laughing. Our faces were covered in red lipstick, but oddly, Graziella's lipstick was not smudged in the least. That was an art.
After I had passed around the tissue so we could remove the residual cosmetics from our faces, Graziella took Jack's arm and we all walked out to the patio to have a beverage and Gina said to her Mother, "Terry has a surprise for you!"
The women made themselves comfortable while Jack opened some Prosecco and I brought out the Lemon Tarragon Sorbetto I had made for Graziella upon Gina's recommendation.
"È magnifico bello" she beamed, "But a what is that?!" She said pointing her manicured finger to the Espresso Shortbread Caramel Almond Tart I had made that was on the patio table. "I woulda like a piece of that!"
"I thought you didn't eat dessert like that."
"My daughters told a you that didn'ta they?. Well, I don'ta like bad dessert, but after this sorbetto, I would trust you with my life! And you know." Graziella whispered in my ear, "my daughters don't know everything about a me. We will talk."
And I could hardly wait!!
Chocolate, Almond and Caramel Tart in Espresso Shortbread Crust
For the Crust:
½ cup powdered sugar
1 ¼ cups flour
¼ cup rice flour
1 tablespoon espresso powder
1 ½ sticks cold unsalted butter, cut into small pieces
For the Filling:
1 cup sliced almonds, toasted
½ cup Mrs. Richardson's caramel
For the Mousse:
4 ounces bittersweet chocolate
2 large eggs
2 egg yolks
2 tablespoons sugar
1.Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Line a 9-inch removable bottom tart pan with
parchment spray with a baking spray such as Pam.
2. In the bowl of a food processor fitted with the metal blade, pulse both flours, espresso powder, and powdered sugar until combined.
3. Add butter and pulse until the mixture forms a dough.
4. Empty contents of food processor bowl into a mixing bowl and slightly knead the
dough to make sure all ingredients are fully combined.
5. With floured fingertips, press dough into prepared tart pan and freeze for 20 minutes.
6. Bake crust until golden, about 20-25 minutes.
While crust is baking, prepare mousse:
1. Melt chocolate in the top of a double boiler. When chocolate is almost melted, remove from heat and whisk until smooth.
2. In the bowl of a standing mixer, combine eggs, yolks, and sugar and whisk. Place mixer bowl over the double boiler and whisk until the mixture is warm to the touch.
3. Place egg-sugar mixer on the stand mixer and whip at medium-high speed until triple in volume. Fold in melted chocolate.
To assemble:
1. Remove tart shell from oven. Drizzle the caramel sauce evenly over the baked tart shell. Sprinkle with almonds.
2. Spoon mousse mixture evenly over the caramel and almonds, making sure to
spread the mousse mixture to the edge of the crust.
3. Return to oven for 10-12 minutes until mousse has a matte finish and looks dry.
4. Remove from oven and cool on rack for 1 hour
5. To serve, cut with hot, dry knife (place under hot tap water and the dry). Clean knife after each slice.


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Michael Phelps, co-owner of Vintage Depot along with his Robin Phelps, is reflected in a mirror found in the collectibles area of the store at 94 Merchants Row in Rutland.Vintage Depot, a brand new antique store located at 94 Merchants Row in downtown Rutland, opened its doors just this past spring. Owners Michael and Robin Phelps agreed to answer some questions about their fledging business.
What is Vintage Depot?
It is a collection of antique, collectibles and vintage items.
How/why did the company begin? What was the inspiration, the story behind its beginning?
We began our store out of a love all things antique and vintage. Michael is also a coin and currency expert, which is also a part of our store. We were presented with the opportunity of a lifetime when a space in downtown Rutland became available. We felt that this was our chance to fulfill a lifelong dream for both of us.
What makes your company unique? What is the most interesting aspect of your company?
Our shop has multiple dealers and artisans. Every dealer has something different to offer, be it furniture, glassware, lighting, etc. Our collectible dealers offer everything ranging from autographed baseballs, trains, to Star Wars memorabilia. Artisans' work includes hand-blown glass art, paintings, weaving and handmade greeting cards. We also have a wide variety of coins and currency.
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Downtown Rutland is amazing. With so much negativity about our wonderful city in the news lately, we couldn't be prouder or happier to prove the media wrong. Downtown is full of hustle and bustle, as well as a wide variety of fantastic shops and restaurants.
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