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The most read article on the site today is "Not the voice of my generation" by Kate Bryan, a young American writer who is new to MercatorNet. Kate took a look at a book by New Yorker Lena Dunham of Girls (TV show) fame and was, well, disappointed.
On October 15, the Supreme Court of Canada began hearing an appeal by the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association on assisted suicide. Contributing to the debate in the media, Margaret Somerville rebuts the idea that respect for the mystery of life, which sets limits to our control of it, is simply a religious idea that can be discarded.
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The reinvention of parenthood continues its advance with bioethicists laying down the red carpet for technicians. And politicians look set to swallow the brave new world scenarios. Read Michael Cook's account of the latest proposals.
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Carolyn Moynihan tackles the international controversy over the hanging of an Iranian woman who claims she killed her rapist in self-defence.
by Michael Cook | 27 Oct 2014 |
Here is some welcome news. A Federal Court judge in the US jurisdiction of Puerto Rico has broken ranks and defended traditional marriage. (See below.) It's a stirring reaffirmation of common sense:
"Recent affirmances of same-gender marriage seem to suffer from a peculiar inability to recall the principles embodied in existing marriage law. Traditional marriage is 'exclusively [an] opposite-sex institution... inextricably linked to procreation and biological kinship.' Traditional marriage is the fundamental unit of the political order. And ultimately the very survival of the political order depends upon the procreative potential embodied in traditional marriage."
by Michael Cook | 24 Oct 2014 |
Long-time MercatorNet contributor Michael Coren writes from Canada. He had just released his book on the persecution of Christians by Muslim extremists when a Muslim convert with a gun killed a soldier and stormed Parliament House in Ottawa. His essay below reminds us that the age of martyrs is far from over.
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Have you watched "The Apprentice" in any of its international spin-offs? I'm glad that I found someone who shares my misgivings.
Martin Parker, a business professor in the UK, writes that "a largely false depiction of the business world which shows a kind of moral emptiness as a condition of being successful. At least, I hope it's a false depiction, because if it's an accurate one, then I wouldn't want to meet any of these people on a dark night."
by Michael Cook | 21 Oct 2014 |
Time marches on. Former Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam died today and a younger acquaintance of mine asked me which party he had belonged to. The man at the centre of Australia's greatest constitutional crisis became a cultural treasure in his later years, liked by his comrades in the Labor Party and his old foes in the Liberal Party. He was an excellent speaker with a sharp wit.
But his finest words, I think, were about his wife. In 2002 he said, "My 25 years as member for Werriwa and three years as prime minister were just flashes compared in the long, warm glow of the other significant anniversary I celebrated this year - 60 years together with Margaret Elaine Dovey." Read about the political side below...
by Carolyn Moynihan | 20 Oct 2014 |
Today Sheila Liaugminas wraps up two weeks' reporting on the Synod on the Family held in Rome, quoting extensively from Pope Francis' concluding address to the bishops -- you can't get a more authoritative interpretation than that.
Also -- courtesy of some experts who held a congress recently -- we take the opportunity to provide an update on La Sagrada Familia, the amazing basilica in Barcelona designed and begun by Antoni Gaudi. Don't miss the video animation of its completion, scheduled for 2026.
by Michael Cook | 17 Oct 2014 |
Almost overnight a small industry in freezing women's eggs has sprung up. One enterprising company is holding "Let's Chill" parties for 30-something career women in Manhattan. Apple and Facebook are covering the cost for employees. Is this liberation or a new way of keeping women under the corporate thumb? Miriam Zoll reports.
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Match Start Times
Matches must commence at 08:30PM even if the whole team has not yet arrived so as to ensure that matches finish at a reasonable
time, if a Team is unable to start before 08:45PM without the prior and mutual agreement with the opposite team, then the Team
failing to start will be deemed to have forfeited the match unless by mutual agreement between both Team Captains.
Missed Games & Cancellations
Insufficient players is 'not' a valid reason to cancel a match if you only have 4 players then you play with 4 players.
Games should only be postponed by mutual agreement between both Team Captains and under extenuating/extreme circumstances.
If a team fails to appear or no agreement is reached, then the 'Let Down' team will be awarded an automatic Win and maximum points
of 12, the failing to appear team will automatically Lose and score ero points for that match.
Results & Disputes
Results to be Submitted within 48hrs by the Home Captain, preferably by email to
or using the
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website, or of you really cannot send by email or web form, you can call The Red Lion, Latchingdon on 01621 740298, please ensure
you include your name and the venue you represent and all score details including the Captains game result.
Results will be posted online as soon as they have all been received for the previous match.
Any disputes to the results must be submitted preferably via
or to the The Red Lion, Latchingdon by calling 01621
740298 and preferably before the following Monday and the dispute will be decided following discussion with both Teams Captains.
Results missing for week 8:
Division 1
Queens Head A vs. Giraffe's
Division 2
Blackwater Bar vs Queens Head B
Rileys vs Whalebone B
FYI - Best way to contact me is via the email address,
, as whilst my wife may think I am
at the Red Lion all the time, I am not really ;-) and the email is monitored pretty much all the time, Thanks
ADVISORY RE: Disputes and Rules Clarifications
There have been a few disputes during the first few games of this new season. Can I please remind everyone that disputes
should ideally be resolved 'on the night' between the Captains (Amicably!) if something is brought up after the fact and sent to
me, all I am authorised to do (as far as I know) is provide contact between the Captains to resolve and agree the dispute, I am
not sole Judge and Jury, and it is not my place to make arbritary desicions.
It is my understanding that IF a mutual agreement cannot be reached, then the desicsion can be held over to the next general
meeting and voted on for a majority decision at that point in time? If that is incorrect, then please do let me know and I will
advise and update accordingly.
In regards to rules queries, I have written as many as I can think of, and have asked for any corrections or omissions to be
brought to my attention, I will continue to add them as they are brought to my attention, but again, remember, it is a friendly
league and you should check with your opponent on the night if there is doubt and agree the way forward, if subsequently you
wish a rule to be written so as to avoid any future confusion, just let me know and I will be happy to do so.
There has been a reported incident of verbal abuse regarding a dispute, PLEASE lets not let that happen, if there is a
disagreement about something, discuss it sensibly, if it gets heated walk away and get together again later to discuss it, but this
is a FRIENDLY league and we must all behave as such.
Most common dispute - Naming The Black Pocket
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(or removed!) then please drop me a note to
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PortugalHi ^^ I'm a Portuguese Cosplayer and i'm 21 years old. :p Started to cosplay at October 2012. This is my cosplay page if you want to check it out! ^^ -->> https://www.facebook.com/eikicosplay
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BrazilMinha pagina do Facebook :https://www.facebook.com/SwingOfMemories Criei essa conta para divulgar meus trabalhos cosplays. Amo fazer cosplay, é uma forma de me diverti sendo eu mesmo, também de deixar as preocupações do mundo que está hoje e viver na arte ou em outra realidade.
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JapanHi! I'm Miku. Thank you watching my page!!ξ=ω=ξ♥ I'm cosplay's name card maker. コスプレ名刺職人のCRMikuです☆ 低コストハイクオリティーを目指しています。 別な方向性をもったコスプレの新しい形と捉えて頂けるとたすかります。 本職:旅人 My Design and other pictures URL: http://crmiku.deviantart.com Dear My follower Thank you for follow me! I'm glad that you liked My pictures! 감사합니다! Danke! Merci! Gracias! Dziękuję! 最近、まじで皆さん間違えてフォローしてませんか? もう、こちらとしてはこんな画像達にいいねが想像以上の多さになってきたので、 ガタガタ((((;;OдO;lll))))ガタガタ←こんな感じなんですけど!!!
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Entrepreneur Space kitchen and office incubator celebrates 3rd birthday under QEDC sponsorshipSubmitted by admin on February 21, 2014 - 11:24am
The Entrepreneur Space, a kitchen and office incubator based in Long Island City, celebrated its third anniversary under the sponsorship of the Queens Economic Development Corporation. For more, please see the attached release. The photograph shows Queens Borough President Melinda Katz and City Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer and other guests and dignitaries looking on as the cake is cut.
Rochester paper covers two tenant/clients of NYSERDA Clean Energy Incubator at RIT Venture Creations; local media review rapid job growth at two othersSubmitted by admin on February 21, 2014 - 10:39am
The Rochester Democrat & Chronicle profiled two tenant/clients at the Venture Creations incubator at RIT and its NYSERDA-supported Clean Energy Incubator:
- In an article on African American entrepreneurs, the paper featured R-Display & Lighting, a company developing organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs). CEO Dr. Tommie Royster is a former Kodak chemist;
- In a separate story on Clear Cove Systems, the paper covered the test of its technology for generating energy from sewage treatment, currently under way at Ithaca's municipal wastewater plant.
The paper also revisited Vnomics, a Venture Creations graduate that has received considerable attention for its fleet-management and diagnostics system. The story reviewed the RIT spinoff's expectation to add 100 new jobs in the next two years, and its contract with Navistar, a major industrial company.
In addition, the Rochester Business Journal covered the rapid growth of IMSWorkX, a developer of applications for IP-based telecommunications, which entered the incubator with four employees a little more than a year ago, has grown to eight, and now expects growth to 12.
For more information, see Venture Creations' four recent news releases.
KYNTEC graduates from UB Technology Incubator to 27,000 square feet of commercial space after 7 months of rapid growthSubmitted by admin on February 21, 2014 - 10:15am
KYNTEC Corpopration, a maufacturer of high-tech shock absorbers and mounts, graduated from the UB Technology Incubator after only 7 months of rapid growth to 27,000 square feet of private-sector manufacturing space in nearby Cheektowaga. KYNTEC became the 88th company to graduate from the incubator, which is one of our founding supporting members and an anchor of the Western New York Innovation Hot Spot. For more information, see the university news release.
Stony Brook video features clean-energy incubation clients served at university's Advanced Energy Research and Technology CenterSubmitted by admin on February 21, 2014 - 9:57am
Stony Brook University has published a video interview (embedded after the break) featuring former KeySpan CEO Bob Catell reviewing with enthusiasm several clients of the NYSERDA-sponsored Clean Energy Business Incubation Program (CEBIP). The CEBIP roster includes companies which are physically housed in incubation space at Stony Brook's Advanced Energy Research and Technology Center, whose program Mr. Catell chairs.Read more


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Title: Stereo Sound Agency '08
Post by: agent747 on January 21, 2008, 04:29:08 PM
You should really really REALLY go peep the new catalog...SO NICE
Title: Re: Stereo Sound Agency '08
Post by: Schmitty on January 24, 2008, 05:05:22 PM
What about Agent Pastras (http://www.theberrics.com/dailyops/vid/pastras_line%08.mov) at the Berrics, nice work Chris.
Title: Re: Stereo Sound Agency '08
Post by: El Benito on January 24, 2008, 06:24:48 PM
stereo should come out with a my name is earl skateboard.
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Со(знание)бытия is not only a strange album title that can't really be accurately translated into any other language than Russian, it's also one of the weirdest releases in the whole Senmuth discography. This album is at first hand somehow a great overall introduction to the works of the Russian multi-instrumentalist. It's especially a great gimmick for a newbie but also enjoyable for the long time fans. Even though this is one of his albums that has no conceptual boundaries, almost no progressive touches and no coherent structure, it still offers a couple of new sounds we haven't heard before on any other album but I wish he would have exploited those new approaches in a better and deeper way.
The album kicks off with quite a surprise. The first tracks are not only danceable techno songs, they are also not comparable to other more commercial sounds made by Senmuth before. On his first albums, the danceable tracks had often a darker touch and could be described as dark wave tracks or even as Electronic Body Music. This time, the techno songs are much smoother and could be played in any independent discotheque. The tracks are catchy and memorable and have an easy approach. If you are a metal fan and are confronted with more closed minded friends that listen to radio music, you could have a great deal with the first songs of this album. They are interesting enough to grab your attention and add something new to the project's sound and simple enough to convince a larger public.
But just when you think that Senmuth creates a pop album with STUNNING songs like "Жизнь", he comes around with some of his most courageous experiments ever done. "Il Mia Incanto" is a slow paced atmospheric ambient tune that could fit to any nature documentary. It has a meditative touch and abandons the electronic upbeats of the first songs. As if he wanted to test the audience even further, he then comes around with "Раны Прошлого" which is one of his most progressive songs with weird changes of style and rhythm that remind me of technical extreme progressive metal bands. It's maybe some sort of homage to bands such as Mercyful Fate, King Diamond, Dream Theater, Voivod or even Martyr. This song also offers acomplete new sound to the world of our Russian genius Senmuth. It's a quite big surprise that a song with such an approach is listed on the same album as potential dance floor hits such as "Вербное [PreScriptum]".
In the second part of its record, Senmuth fuses everything he touched before to several interesting songs that vary from spacey touches to smooth folk passages but the songs are overall less surprising and extreme. They stretch the album a little bit and calm the confused followers of this project but I didn't think that this was truly necessary.
In the end, especially the first half of the record is worth to be checked out and offers two or even three extremely different styles as well as many surprises. Senmuth proves that he is not only unique and open-minded but also completely unpredictable. The final verdict would be that this courageous album is great little gem with many highlights and a few filler material towards the end that keep this record away from being an unexpected highlight in Senmuth's discography.
For all of his music's strengths and flaws, the works of Senmuth can be very frustrating to give a proper rating to. Many of the albums sound very similar to each other, which can make listening to each of the albums in sequence a increasingly less lenient and forgiving exercise. Also, within each album itself, there will be a great diversity of sections, or traits in the music that either 'work,' or don't work. 'cо(знание)бытия' seems to be an example of this; while I may have been tempted to give this my first single star rating for Senmuth upon the first listen of it, repeated listening has shown sections of the music that show alot of promise. As it stands however, 'cо(знание)бытия' is an uninspired, uncohesive and rather boring album that frankly gets annoying within a few minutes of listening.
The album begins up with a strange arabic-tinged dance intro, before firing up into a track that wouldn't sound out of place in a shallow Euro nightclub. Throughout the first section of the album, the music generally follows this path; at times even incorperating hip-hop influences that could have worked if they didn't sound so out of place in the music. The irritating vocal work of Senmuth is more distorted and overindulgent than ever here, and it only serves to deter from the enjoyment of the music. It feels here like no musical idea is developed here enough to make it 'memorable;' unless the listener gives the album many more listens than it seems to be worth. Throughout the heaps of mediocrity and banality here though, there are some moments that are enjoyable and show that despite releasing quite a few mediocre pieces, Senmuth is indeed a very talented composer. Towards the latter half of the album, there are songs such as 'Il Mia Incanto' which do without the obnoxious dance-electronic nature of the album and give an atmospheric repose. A few other tracks (such as 'Символика мгновений,' which while not being necessarily a memorable track, may very well be a relative highlight here) have sweeping synth arpeggios that are highly reminiscent of the band Muse.
While Senmuth is certainly a diverse artist in terms of the music he makes, many of his albums seem to fall into categories of their style. In parts, this album reminded me of an uninspired version of the project's debut, 'Cognitive Discord.' With so many other 'dance metal' albums in Senmuth's discography however, there is very little reason to check out 'cо(знание)бытия,' unless of course, you're like me and plan to listen to every album the man has produced.


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I recently spoke with Brad DeMent and Trey Robinson, partners in ScottMadden's Corporate & Shared Services practice, about the benefits, challenges, and future of financial shared services. They will both be joining me for our September 25th Webinar—Finance Shared Services: New Metrics and Best Practices.
Project management offices (PMOs) are moving beyond typical project management activities, and are now providing more strategic insights and services that support enterprise-wide initiatives. In order to more fully understand the role PMOs are playing within their organizations, APQC conducted a survey to understand the key characteristics necessary to provide strategic support. This infographic explores the differences between large revenue organizations (greater than $20B) and small revenue organizations (less than $100M).
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APQC was lucky enough to talk to David Shaner about his book 'The Seven Arts of Change' and specifically about how his 'Golden Rule' can help lead change in an organization. David will be the keynote speaker at APQC's 2014 Process Conference on October 13-15.
The headline in The Wall Street Journal said: "Walgreen Shakeup Followed Bad Projection." The buzz in the financial executive community was loud. The CFO at Walgreen Co., Wade Miquelon, had in April of this year told Wall Street that the nation's largest drugstore chain would generate $8.5 billion in fiscal 2016 pharmacy-unit earnings, based partly on contracts to sell drugs under Medicare's Part D plans. Three months later, the CFO revised his forecast down by $1.1 billion. What lessons can we gain from blunders in financial forecasting?
New to knowledge management (KM)? It's easy to feel lost in the lingo at first; but you'll learn the ropes quickly, because KM is a structured solution for a problem most of us have faced before: how do we connect people with what they need to know, so that they can do their best work?
For example, I recently moved and had to switch a utility service to my new townhouse. But when the service guys showed up, they started running into problems. Everything seemed in order in the house, so it must have been a problem with the box outside.
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An exercise vest includes lower and intermediate rows of pockets extending along the outside of its back and side sections. A weight is provided for each pocket. A padded lumbar support belt extends through aligned belt loops on the inside of the vest to cover the area between the lower row of pockets and the user's waist.
1. An exercise vest comprising:
a sleeveless jacket adapted to be worn on the user's upper body; said jacket comprising a back section, two side sections extending forwardly from said back section, and two front sections extending from said side sections; said front sections having confronting edges, and fastener means (22) releasably interconnecting said front sections;
a lower row of pockets extending along the back and side sections of said jacket proximate to the jacket lower edge;
for each pocket a weight adapted to be releasably positioned in said pocket;
said jacket having an inner surface and an outer surface; said pockets being located on the jacket outer surface;
said jacket further including a plurality of aligned belt loops on the jacket inner surface proximate to the lower row of pockets; and
a relatively wide padded belt extendible through said loops for disposition around a user's waist between the lower row of pockets and the user's waist, to protect the user's waist from a shifting of the weights in said lower row of pockets when the user is exercising.
2. The exercise vest of claim 1, including an intermediate row of pockets located immediately proximate to said lower row of pockets and extending along the back and side sections of the jacket.
3. The exercise vest of claim 2, wherein all of said pockets are the same size, and all of said weights have the same mass and configuration.
4. The exercise vest of claim 2, wherein there are eight pockets in the lower row of pockets, and six pockets in the intermediate row of pockets.
5. The exercise vest of claim 1, wherein said belt has a relatively wide central back section adapted to lie against the user's back, and two relatively narrow end sections connectable together at the user's abdomen.
6. The exercise vest of claim 2, wherein the pockets in each row are symmetrical relative to an imaginary vertical centerline of the jacket back sections.
This application is a continuation-in-part of application Ser. No. 08/612,793, filed Mar. 11, 1996, for Exercise Vest now abandoned.
This invention is related to an exercise vest worn about a user's midsection while engaged in athletic activity. A wide, padded belt strapped to the inside of the vest assists in supporting the vest, including removable weights, on the user's midsection.
Exercise vests are commonly used by athletes for training for competition. The vest commonly used has a series of pockets for carrying weights which are generally symmetrically about the user's body, above his waist. Other types of vests support loads other than exercise weights.
In the construction and fit of prior art weight-carrying vests, the weight is primarily carried across the user's shoulders, thus severely limiting the user's range of motion at the shoulder and tending to create chafing around the arm pit area. These flaws have reduced the popularity and utility of previous vests since coaches are reluctant to endorse the use of any training device that alters or changes the user's range and form of motion in the shoulder and arm area. In addition, the poor body fit produces chafing, pain and discomfort from the weights bearing against the user's skin.
Such vests also frequently include a belt that is wrapped around the outside of the vest.
Examples of such vests may be found in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,106,121 which was issued Aug. 15, 1978 to Gary W. Belson for "Tactical Load Bearing Vest"; 4,344,620 which was issued Aug. 17, 1982 to Andre J. Debski for "Exercise Vest"; 4,382,302 which was issued May 10, 1983 to Douglas E. Watson for "Weighted Training Vest Having Constant Weight Distribution"; 4,602,387 which was issued Jul. 29, 1986 to Jacek M. Zakrewski for "Weight Vest"; 4,989,267 which was issued Feb. 5, 1991 to Douglas E. Watson for "Weighted Training Vest for Athletic Activities" and 5,024,360 which was issued Jun. 18, 1991 to Norton Rodriguez for "Vest or Like Article of Clothing for Carrying Rechargeable Batteries". The belts in the Belson, Watson '302, Watson '267 and the Rodriguez patents are mounted around the outside of the vest.
U.S. Pat. No. 2,948,898 which was issued to Robert E. Allen on Aug. 16, 1960 for "Shooting Garment" discloses a narrow belt worn inside a hunting jacket.
The broad purpose of the present invention is to provide an improved weight-bearing vest useful for athletic and other purposes in which the ergonomic distribution of the weight is located around the user's center of gravity, and the sides of the waist. An inner belt is strapped to the waist, to assure the weight on the vest is supported by the midsection of the body and not along the shoulders to provide lower back support while training. The belt is wide and padded and disposed between the weights and the user to eliminate the problem of chafing. The vest is constructed out of a Darlexx material that stretches to conform to the body yet is strong enough to hold the weights on the vest.
The unique inner belt shifts the weight-bearing from the shoulders to the midsection and, along with the ergonomic distribution of the weight, reduces the stress of the weight placed on the lower back. These features distinguish this invention from other weight-bearing vests. These features are extremely important to users who are jumping and/or running to increase leg strength.
Athletes report the vest distinguishes itself from other vests because the weight does not shift, move or bounce against the body. The athlete can perform any athletic movements without any distraction or discomfort from the vest. The inner securing system secures the weights to the body and cushions the impact of the weight against the body. This is critical since athletes move in many different directions.
The outer Darlexx fabric was utilized for its' special properties that simulate the purpose of skin. The fabric stretches to move and flex with the user's body, it also breathes to prevent overheating. The soft padded inner lining cushions the weight against the user's body. Since a body glove fit is critical to how the vest performs, a range of sizes are provided to suit a variety of user's having different physical sizes, heights and weights.
The weights are one pound each and thin to simulate an additional layer of is weight to the body. The pockets are distributed around the waist where the user naturally carries additional body weight.
The inner padded belt is constructed of an outer nylon and an inner foam material. The belt is shaped to cover the area between the weights and the midsection of the body while not being so wide as to be uncomfortable. The belt is wider around the back and sides and narrows toward the front so when the user bends forward, the belt does not restrict movement or interfering with breathing The loops are wider than the belt to provide flexibility in movement with the body and weights.
The belt loops are positioned at three points, the two sides and back, so that in conjunction with the size, they provide the user with a limited range of flexibility of movement not possible by padding secured directly to the vest between the lower weights and the user's back. Another feature of the belt is that it supports the lumbar area of the user's back.
The preferred embodiment of the invention is constructed of a three ply laminate thermoplastic, designed for its insulative, waterproof/repellent characteristics. This waterproof, windproof, and breathable bidirectional stretch material has great application to sporting and other activities. The Darlexx is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,761,324. The pockets are constructed of a nylon material, that provides the strength necessary to hold the weights. The vest is closed with an extra durable zipper
Still further objects and advantages of the invention will become readily apparent to those skilled in the art to which the invention pertains upon reference to the following detailed description.
The description refers to the accompanying drawings in which like reference characters refer to like parts throughout the several views, and in which:
FIG. 1 illustrates a front view of the preferred vest mounted on the upper body of a user;
FIG. 2 is a back view of the preferred vest;
FIG. 3 is an inside view of the open vest showing the manner in which the belt is looped to the vest;
FIG. 4 is a view of the belt;
FIG. 5 illustrates the manner in which the belt is wrapped around the back of the user;
FIG. 6 illustrates how the belt ends are coupled to connect the belt to the user; and
FIG. 7 is a view of a typical pair of weight-bearing pockets.
Referring to the drawings, FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate a preferred weight-bearing jacket or vest 10 mounted on upper body 12 of a user. As can be seen in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3, the vest is formed with a three ply laminate thermoplastic body 14, preferably of a Darlexx material available from Darlington. This material is waterproof, wind proof, breathable and bidirectional. The body is formed with a left half 16 and a right half 18, vertically stitched up the back at 20. A zipper fastener 22 releasably joins the front edges of the two body halves so that the vest can be opened for admitting the user. A front strap 24, located adjacent the lower front edge of body half 16, is threaded through a loop 26 on the right body half, and then fastened to itself by Velcro fastener means 28 to create a secure fit around the user's waist.
The body of the vest has a pair of arm-receiving openings 32 and 34 defined by a pair of cushioned straps 36 and 38. The two straps are spaced to provide neck opening 40.
The vest is stitched with 16 weight-bearing pockets. Referring to FIG. 2, two horizontally spaced pockets 42 and 44 are located on the back of the vest between arm openings 32 and 34.
A horizontal upper row of six pockets is located beneath arm openings 32 and 34. Three pockets 46, 48 and 50 are located beneath left arm opening 32. The opposite half of the upper row is defined by pockets 52, 54 and 56 located beneath right arm opening 34.
A bottom horizontal row comprises eight pockets. Four pockets 58, 60, 62 and 64 are located beneath left arm opening 32 and beneath pockets 46, 48 and 50. The opposite half of the bottom row comprises pockets 66, 68, 70 and 72. A horizontal stitch 74 defines the top of the bottom row of pockets. The top of the bottom row of pockets is about 1/4" below the stitching of the bottom of the upper row of pockets.
Referring to FIG. 7, the pockets all have a similar configuration, that is, about 41/2" high and 31/2"-4" wide. A typical pair of pockets 46 and 48 is formed of an elongated panel 76 stitched to the vest body into a rectangular configuration, with top openings 78 and 80.
An elongated top flap 82 is stitched to the vest body above the four pockets in the row. Thus, each group of pockets has a single flap that may be folded down to close the top openings of the pockets. Each flap has a patch of a hook and loop fastener means 84a that mates with a complementary hook and loop fastener means 86a to close opening 78. Similarly, a patch of a hook and loop fastener means 84b mates with a complementary hook and loop fastener means 86c to close top opening 80.
All pockets are formed of a nylon material.
A group of soft, thin, similarly shaped weights, each formed with a plastic coating 90, is inserted in the pockets. Each weight is rectangular, 31/2"�31/4". Typically, a weight is carried in each pocket.
The lower horizontal row of pockets is worn generally around the user's waist, above his hips, with the stitch lines defining the bottom of the upper row and the top of the bottom row being separated about 1/4".
Referring to FIG. 3, the inside of the vest has three vertical fabric belt loops 92, 94 and 96. The loops are formed of a stretch Darlexx material. The three loops are aligned and generally formed along an axis 98 that is about one-third the distance from the bottom stitching to the top horizontal stitching of the lower row of the pockets. Loop 94 is in the midsection of the vest while the two outer loops 92 and 96 are directly beneath the two arm openings.
A flexible belt 100, formed of a nylon material with an inner foam, is connected around the user's waist to support the vest. Patch cloth nylon is available from Belson Hercules Group, Inc. Belt 100 is about 32" long and has an end strap 102, about 2" wide and 81/2" long at one end and a narrowed end 104 at the other end. The rear midsection of the belt has a width about 4" high. The wide rear portion of the back fits over the lumbar vertebrae of the user.
Strap 102 carries a patch 106 of a hook fastener means stitched on the front side of narrowed end 104. Thus the two ends of the belt 100 can be connected together around the front of the user's body as illustrated in FIG. 6. FIG. 5 illustrates the way in which the wider midsection of the belt fits over the user's waist and lower lumbar vertebra.
The belt forms a wide cushion between the weights in the pockets and the user's waist.
In use, the user wears the vest around his upper body with his arms inserted in arm-receiving openings 32 and 34. With the wide inserted belt in loops 92, 94 and 96 inside the vest, he connects the ends of the belt snugly around his waist. He then zips together the front edges of the body of the vest to form a snug fit around his body, from his neck down to his waist. He can place weights in the pockets either before or after closing the vest front opening.
The bulk of the weight carried by the vest is located along the two rows of pockets and stitch line 74. The belt wraps the weights in this location firmly around the user's waist so that they will not tend to slip. The balance of the weights and the vest are wrapped around the user's upper body so that very little weight is carried on shoulder straps 36 and 38. By distributing the weight of the vest away from his shoulders and around his upper body, a substantial weight can be carried and used in exercises without concentrating an undue strain on his shoulders.
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I started mine with a viewing of "The Princess Bride" (which apparently isn't available for Netflix streaming in the US, so we actually have an advantage for once here in Canada, where our Netflix selection is still quite slim in comparison).
It was supposed to be a "Community Watch" with online friends, where we'd use a voice chat (thanks to an author who also plays World of Warcraft and allows us access to the voicechat server) and all enjoy the movie together. Took about half an hour to get started and at first it seemed like everyone was enjoying themselves, but gradually the folks in the East were tired and others had Internet problems. Not the rousing time I was expecting. At least the movie's always good, no matter who the company is. ;)
The kids went to bed about a half-hour into the show and I haven't heard a peep for a while. Hopefully I won't bother them if I decide to catch up on dishes - I used naptime today to finish a book, so I could profit from some alone time and improve a slightly sour mood. I didn't like the end of the book, but it sure was nice to have a quiet house! (Tim wasn't taking naps but we've started to put him in bed with a book and sometimes he does catch up on lost sleep from Ben's bad nights and/or early mornings. I really like having a little break, even though I tend to keep busy with chores.)
I think Hubby will be taking a drive to our hometown tomorrow - he has a bank account there we can't transfer for a certain amount of time, so he'll deposit some money and probably come right back to spend the rest of the day with us, hopefully playing lots with the boys and causing them to be in good moods so there's little fighting. ;) Meanwhile I'm just planning to relax as much as I can to shake the monthly grumpies. Maybe we'll get to the library and I'll do some writing here and there - started something new last night even though I have a novel to edit and another half-finished novel-length story to fill in.
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I came home to French toast for lunch. (Wonderful Hubby!) Can't remember what I did after lunch. Probably kept the boys from fighting. :smileywink: And when Ben got grumpy, I did bathtime so we could get to our regularly scheduled naptime.
I was able to have a good rest during the boys' nap, but Ben was a grump when he woke up, so I didn't get supper started as early as I should have. Almost went for takeout, but we'd already had lunch out yesterday... Turned out to be a pretty good thrown-together meal and I did the week's meal plan once things were started. :smileyhappy: Also had lots of energy leftover from that rest, so I got dishes done before the boys went to bed.
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Okay, what I'm searching for is David Hale in the household of Anderson Hail/Hale or a document stating that he is brother to the other siblings. Rebecca Owen found that an abstarct from Christian Co., Ky records-David Hale,executor of estate of Moses Allen, dec'd to C.C. West for $800.00, west fork of Pond River, 328 acres. Dated 29 Dec 1865. Moses Allen was his father in law. David was married to Mary J.Allen
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save the planet............
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Saying a movie 'star' is "........... quite approachable and friendly..........", is a lot like saying a black person is 'well-spoken'.
This story is celebrity worship at its best. Oh, and their toys, whether it's wine, cars, 'art', or real estate, they are so knowledgeable.
They have to hide it($) somewhere buddy, they can't possibly spend it all!
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Bombed into perversion, haven't you people ever watched Japanese porn? All of a sudden the picture goes blurry right when the camera pans into the good parts lathering all over themselves. This can be connected directly to radiation poisoning of the vitreous humor.
Posted on April 14 at 1:20 p.m.
I disagree Foo - votes in our prospering Oligarchy are printed at the Mint. You are FOOling yourself, unless of course you have lots of vote$ to stoke the fire. In that case old chap, bully for you.
Posted on March 27 at 10:26 a.m.
Yes, in cosmic time, I 'just realized this is an Oligarchy', the same goes for you my friend.
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Oh, and I am all in favor of building this telescope and any other scientific experiment that will give as much of a return as this example. Now if it will be paid for out of the UC campus' endowments, that would be fine, but something tells me it will, in a round about way, end up being paid for by the taxpayer. The ones who contribute the most revenue, the ones who spend every dime they make to make ends meet, and are taxed on every dime they make with a payroll tax, and again with a sales tax, a property tax, excise taxes, fuel 'surcharges' and more. Bully for UCSB, too bad they couldn't have built it on Santa Cruz Island.
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Are you people living in the same Oligarchy as I am?
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Posted on March 5 at 6:21 p.m.
Anybody want to bet that the writer of this letter "knows where the first penny he or she earned is". Anyone that comes into a restaurant and expects a floorshow from their server, or to be entertained, or made to feel like you are really special and, maybe just maybe, this could 'grow into something', probably isn't there to eat at all. YOUR NEEDY, buy yourself a blow-up buddy and stay home, or go to a Red Lobster (on opening day). If a server is polite, knows the menu, serves what you ordered in a timely fashion, and is there when you need her (within reason), then give her a 20% tip. You have gotten what you came in to the restaurant for in the first place. As for that IRS, give me a break, like you are sitting at home every April trying to figure out how you can be more fair to the IRS. Servers are lucky if they redeem a minimum wage to begin with, so why is tipping so hard to fathom? And no, you shouldn't have to tip everyone that is paid minimum wage.....there I beat you to another worn out, inane question. You happen to live in a part of the world where thousands of people are employed as servers in restaurants because millions of people visit every year. They seldom make minimum wage and your tip probably makes the difference as to whether they can afford to live in Santa Barbara and continue to serve. It's not as easy as you might think to survive in paradise.
Posted on February 28 at 1:34 p.m.
I lived and worked in Santa Barbara for 25 years and worked as a bartender, cook, and manager in restaurants all over town. Most of, if not all, of those establishments are gone. I made really good money in the mom-and-pops that had been in the area for many years and just average in a few high end venues. Having worked in San Francisco, Monterey, and for the last 20 years in downtown Chicago, I would have to say Santa Barbara was probably the most difficult. Number one, tourists come from all over the world and it is never quite clear whether you are dealing with custom, ignorance, or they are using you. As for locals, it doesn't sound like things have improved since I left in the 90's and moved to downtown Chicago. Believe me in Chicago I began to wish they would leave less of a tip as my admonishment for mistakes or poor service. Nothing doing, you'll get your tip no matter what, and if there was a problem, you are going to hear about it with both barrels.
As for the separate checks, I can remember this as an issue in Santa Barbara, the solution seems to be a good cashier, or a manager who understands what this can do to his wait staff's timing and the ensuing problems in the kitchen. It should not be 'handled' by the waiter, period!
I am sure every server has had days, sometimes to many, and wanted to write the letter that Mr. Hutchins has written. As always it ruffles the feathers, as it should. I don't know where he works, how long he has been there, or how long the restaurant itself has been there.....these are all factors. In the 'old days' if you worked in a well established joint and you built up a clientele, you didn't have to worry. Today a well established place in Santa Barbara is maybe two years old, add to that an unpredictable tourist trade, and of course the 'local' yokels from Everywhere, USA........and the beat goes on. Hats off to Mr. Hutchins, it takes a certain amount of courage to even write such a letter considering backlash, and what it could do to a server's reputation in a small community like Santa Barbara. As for the restaurant customers on here, remember, as the old saying goes, 'when you find a waiter who is a waiter and not an actor, writer, musician or poet, you've found a jewel'.
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"Lord of Reason" .. Great tune! ... ..Very enjoyable!! If you get a chance would you listen to a tune & fan us back.
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Had a listen to "Lord of Reason" and reeeally enjoyed the song! Fab original style! Good stuff! Respect! Regards from Munich/Bavaria
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Just when you thought things couldn't get any uglier between Phaedra Parks and husband Apollo Nida, the relationship went from bad to worse on Sunday's The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
"Phaedra is very calculated," said Nida, who is currently serving eight years in prison for bank fraud. "I despise everything about her, but I still love her."
Nida secretly met with an attorney to discuss divorcing Parks – before she could divorce him while he was in jail.
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Nobody captures the thrill of going home for the holidays quite like the women of Saturday Night Live.
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After searching the internet extensively, I decided to book Bodhi Lake house for my parents' 50th anniversary. My parents, my brothers' and my family came together for this special event. There were 8 adults and 7 kids. It was the best vacation I have had in my life. After exiting I-15, I was wondering if I was heading in the right direction. I expected to see some sort of water or green, but everything was just like a desert. However, when I got to the property, it felt like I was in a different world. The house was amazing. It was beautiful, clean. The master bedroom on the second floor has a breath taking view. The kids spent hours having fun in the pool. We also enjoyed the kayaks multiple times a day. The only minor drawback was that there were only 2 paddles while there were 3 kayaks. At night time, we had a blast with the fire pit right on the deck. The kids also enjoyed the games in the garage. I am not sure if I am correct, but Bodhi lake house seems to be the only one with a private pool. The private pool really makes Bodhi a special vacation home because we did not have to leave the property at all the during our 3 day stay. Everything was right there. We just swam, got inside to eat, then back out to the pool to swim. We treasured this wonderful memory for ever.
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Stories: 1) The Ancient Art Of Cheese-Making Attracts Scientific Gawkers 2) Want To Grow These Apples? You'll Have To Join The Club 3) Inhalable Chocolate? Ingestible Ideas From A Lab For The Senses 4) McDonald's Enlists 'Mythbusters' Host To Explain Its Contents
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