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Shot on location in New York City and starring an ensemble cast of New York City Ballet dancers, NY Export: Opus Jazz takes Jerome Robbins' 1958 "ballet in sneakers" and reimagines it for a new generation in this scripted adaptation. After winning an Audience Award at the 2010 South by Southwest Film Festival, the film aired on PBS' Great Performances series and BBC Four and was nominated for a Rose d'Or Award.
- April 9, 2014 The new film from Opus Jazz director Jody Lee Lipes and producers Ellen Bar and Anna Rose Holmer is called BALLET 422 and it is having its world premiere at Tribeca Film Festival on April 19th, 22nd, 23rd and 27th! Tickets are onsale now for AmEx cardholders, and go on sale to the general public on April 14th at 11am. Click HERE for tickets and screening schedules!
- November 4, 2013 If you're in NYC don't miss the chance to see the film on the big screen at the Williamsburg Independent Film Festival in Williamsburg, Brooklyn on Thursday, November 21st at 6:30 pm at IndieScreen! Visit our Screenings page for details!
- October 13, 2013 Our new project, BALLET 422, needs your help to get across the finish line! If you loved Opus Jazz, now you have a chance to be a crucial part of our next film. We need to raise $20,000 by November 15th to cover our post production costs. Click HERE to donate! All donations are tax-deductible and there are lots of amazing perks for donors. Please help spread the word!
- September 25, 2013 Just announced: Theatrical screenings in Colorado, Pennsylvania and Toronto in September and October! Check out our Screenings page for details - if you know someone in the area, don't let them miss the chance to see the film on the big screen!
- June 4, 2013 The film will be screening at the Nantucket Atheneum Great Hall as part of the Nantucket Atheneum Dance Festival on Tuesday, July 23rd at 5pm, followed by a Q and A with co-director Jody Lee Lipes and creators Ellen Bar and Sean Suozzi. It's FREE so if you know anyone in the area, don't let them miss it! See SCREENINGS for more details
- April 16, 2013 Love is in the air! Congrats to featured cast members and NYCB Principals Tiler Peck and Robbie Fairchild on their engagement. Congrats also to cast member and newly promoted NYCB Soloist Brittany Pollack on her promotion and her engagement to NYCB Principal Jon Stafford!
- October 31, 2012 Just announced - a screening this weekend at Martha's Vineyard Film Society this Saturday, November 3rd at 4pm! If you know anyone in the area, don't let them miss this chance to see it on the big screen. For details click HERE
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- April 19, 2012 Just announced: New York City Ballet will host a FREE screening, open to the public, at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center on May 5th at 12pm! The screening is part of a day-long celebration of NYCB's founding choreographers, George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins. Click HERE for more info!
- April 6, 2012 Join co-creator/exec producer Ellen Bar at the 92nd St Y Uptown on April 13, 2012, for a special "Ballet in Sneakers" themed performance as part of the "Fridays at Noon" series. The event features excerpts from the film and BRAND NEW choreographic works (in sneakers!) by NYCB dancers/film cast members Adam Hendrickson and Troy Schumacher, with a special guest appearance by NYCB principal/film cast member Robbie Fairchild! Click HERE for more details!


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JCB pay damages in skin condition case
Posted: January 30, 2013|
By JAMES BRINDLE
A WORKER at digger giant JCB's Rocester headquarters who developed a painful skin condition after being exposed to 'known irritants' at the factory, has received compensation.
The 52-year-old developed dermatitis after he was exposed to brake fluid and a rust inhibitor while working at the Rocester excavator plant.
The production line operative had worked for JCB since 2003 in different roles but his skin problems were said to have first began in 2010 when he was moved onto a job where he was bleeding brakes and connecting radiator hoses.
Soon after moving onto the new job he began to suffer from red itchy spots on his hands and arms which developed into a painful rash.
He highlighted his problem to his bosses but although he was moved onto connecting radiator hoses full-time his condition got worse.
The company nurse investigated the cause of his skin complaint and found that the fluid coming out of the radiators was not dirty water but a rust inhibitor.
The fluid was an irritant and according to Thompson's Solicitors, who represented the worker on behalf of his union the GMB, the workforce should have been provided with protective gloves to avoid skin complaints.
The worker was eventually moved onto a dry job where he was not exposed to fluids and his skin condition cleared up. But he has been left more susceptible to skin flare ups.
Thompsons argued that JCB should have been aware of the chemicals it was exposing its workforce to and taken appropriate action to make the job safe.
JCB settled the claim out of court.
The affected worker said: "When my hands began to flare up it was extremely painful. It was thought it was caused by brake fluid so I was put on radiators full-time. Being on radiators only made the problem worse because, as was eventually found out, it was the fluid in the radiators which we all thought was dirty water that was the irritant.
"Fortunately, since I've been moved off the job, my hands have more or less cleared up but I have to be cautious about what I expose them to otherwise they flare up very easily."
Mark Bergman from the GMB added: "JCB should have worked out if there were chemicals in the radiators particularly as they themselves made the machines. A risk assessment and a system to put in place appropriate personal protective equipment would have avoided this member's discomfort and long-term skin condition"
JCB did not respond to the Advertiser's request for a comment prior to deadline.


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Second annual Undergraduate Post-Colonial and Development Studies Conference to be held on March 8
On Friday, March 8, from 10:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. on campus, students from Bard College, Brown University, Columbia University, Haverford College, Lewis & Clark College, Macalester College, New York University, Vassar College, and Sarah Lawrence College will present original research relating to ideas of development and post-colonialism at the second annual Undergraduate Post-Colonial and Development Studies Conference. The event will begin with a presentation by Economics faculty member Jamee Moudud entitled, "Social Democracy and Labor Relations." The day will conclude with a keynote address by Mandana Limbert, associate professor of anthropology at CUNY-Queens and author of In the Time of Oil: Piety, Memory, and Social Life in an Omani Town.


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November 28th, 2013 | TriCare Help | Posted by militaryonline
Q. I'm an Army retiree. My wife is still on active duty. I'm enrolled in Tricare Prime as her dependent. Can I continue in Prime at age 65 as an active-duty dependent?
A. You're no longer eligible for Tricare Prime once you turn 65 and become eligible for Medicare, regardless of whether you're registered in DEERS as your active-duty wife's dependent or as your own sponsor. At age 65, Prime beneficiaries must shift to Tricare for Life (Medicare plus TricareStandard).
There's one exception: Retirees enrolled in Prime under the U.S. Family Health Plan prior to Oct. 1, 2012, may remain in Prime past their 65th birthday, as long as they remain in the USFHP and have no break in coverage. The USFHP is a special Tricare option offered in six specific areas of the country. Retirees enrolled in the USFHP on Oct. 1, 2012, or later must shift to Tricare for Life when they become Medicare-eligible.
Assuming you're not covered under the USFHP … if your wife serves long enough to become eligible for health care as a retiree herself, you may remain registered in DEERS as her dependent once you turn 65 and shift to Tricare for Life, although that will make no difference in your health care costs. Alternately, since you're eligible for health care as a retiree in your own right, you may register for Tricare for Life in DEERS under your own sponsorship.
If your wife doesn't serve on active duty long enough to qualify for retirement benefits, then you, as a retiree, can become the sponsor for your family and she can become your dependent for Tricare purposes.
November 26th, 2013 | TriCare Help | Posted by militaryonline
Q. You recently responded to a question about Health Savings Accounts and Tricare Standard and Prime. The short answer was that neither Standard nor Prime reach the HSA "high deductible" threshold. Is the same true for Tricare Reserve Select, since that program requires payment of premiums?
A. No Tricare plan qualifies as a high-deductible health plan for HSA purposes. As such, Tricare and HSAs simply don't mix.
November 19th, 2013 | TriCare Help | Posted by militaryonline
Q. If my wife decides to move back home for the duration of my new permanent change-of-station assignment, how does Tricare cover her?
A. As an active-duty member, you must be enrolled in Tricare Prime. However, family members can use Prime or Tricare Standard. If your spouse is now enrolled in Prime, that program has a "split enrollment" option under which a family's military sponsor can be enrolled in one region, and the spouse can be enrolled in another region.
If your wife is using Tricare Standard, which requires no enrollment, she can simply visit any Tricare-authorized provider in her area.
November 13th, 2013 | TriCare Help | Posted by militaryonline
Q. When we used to be covered under Tricare Prime, we had a co-pay of usually $12 per doctor visit and a premium payment. We transitioned to Tricare Standard on Oct. 4. When I went for my yearly exam, I had no co-pay, but was billed from my doctor's office. Will this be the case on every doctor visit under Standard?
A. In most cases, medical providers directly file claims on behalf of Tricare Standard beneficiaries. It's not possible to readily explain why that did not happen in this particular instance. Reasons that a Standard beneficiary may be directly billed include receiving care while traveling away from home, or using what Tricare calls a "non-participating" health care provider. In such cases, you should send your claim form to Tricare as soon as possible for reimbursement.
The managed-care contractor for the Tricare region in which you live can help guide you through this kind of situation.
November 12th, 2013 | TriCare Help | Posted by militaryonline
Q. When Tricare Standard/Extra is used as secondary payer with other health insurance as the primary payer, must I still meet the Tricare Standard/Extra annual deductible of $300 per family? Also, if I remain enrolled in Prime but have OHI as my primary payer, I'm under the impression that I would be using the Tricare Prime point-of-service option and would not have to pay the co-pays and deductibles. Correct?
A. On your first question, yes, when Tricare Extra/Standard is used as secondary payer with OHI as the primary payer, the beneficiary must still meet the Tricare Standard/Extra annual deductible. On your second question, you are correct. Beneficiaries who are enrolled in Prime and who have OHI as the primary payer do not have to pay the co-pays and deductibles.
November 9th, 2013 | TriCare Help | Posted by militaryonline
Q. My boyfriend has been in the Navy for two years. I have a child from a previous relationship. Is it possible for his Tricare benefits to cover a child that does not belong to him?
A. The only way to obtain Tricare coverage for the child is for you to marry your boyfriend, so that he, as the military sponsor, becomes the child's step-parent. In such cases, Tricare covers the child for as long as the military sponsor is married to the step-child's biological parent and provides more than half of the step-child's financial support.
It would not be enough even for you and your boyfriend to live together; Tricare does not cover nonbiological children of military sponsors unless the sponsor is married to the child's biological parent.
November 5th, 2013 | TriCare Help | Posted by militaryonline
Q. My wife and I use Tricare Reserve Select. I will be retiring from the Reserves when I am about 58; she is three years older than I am. Will we have any options between my retirement and my 60th birthday? Will my wife need to wait for coverage until I turn 60? And when she turns 65, will she go on Tricare for Life while I remain on Tricare Standard?
A. Yes, you do have another option, a relatively new Tricare plan called Tricare Retired Reserve. Like Tricare Reserve Select, Tricare Retired Reserve is a voluntary, premium-based plan for "gray-area" reservists who are no longer in drilling status but are not yet age 60 — exactly what you will be.
There's one eligibility caveat to Tricare Retired Reserve: You cannot use TRR if you are eligible for Federal Employees Health Benefits coverage.
You can learn more about Tricare Retired Reserve here:
Once you turn age 60, you and your wife can be covered under ordinary Tricare Prime or Tricare Standard. Once your wife hits age 65, she will indeed transition to Tricare for Life (Medicare as first payer, Tricare Standard as second payer) while you remain on Prime or Standard until you also reach age 65 and make the same transition. Note: Enrollment in premium-based Medicare Part B is a bedrock requirement for Tricare for Life eligibility.
November 3rd, 2013 | TriCare Help | Posted by militaryonline
Q. I'm an active-duty member deployed to Afghanistan. I am separated from my wife and will be finalizing my divorce in April. I'm having a child with another woman and she is due in February, around the same time i will be returning from Afghanistan. My baby has heart complications and will require at least three surgeries after birth, the first being within his first seven days. My questions:
1) Will my child be covered under Tricare Prime after birth, before I enroll him in DEERS?
2) Will the fact that I'm not married to the mother affect my child's coverage immediately after birth, before enrolling him into DEERS?
3) If my child will suffer a gap in medical coverage due to this, what can I do to make sure he is covered as soon as possible?
4) Because my return date from my deployment is so close to my child's due date, if I am unable to be there for the birth of my child, can the mother enroll him in DEERS?
5) Is there any paperwork i can fill out now that can help expedite enrolling my child in DEERS when I return?
A. Normally, newborn babies of active-duty members are automatically covered under Tricare Prime (the same program that covers active-duty members and spouses) for up to 60 days after birth. If not registered in DEERS within that 60-day window, the baby's coverage shifts to Tricare Standard. If newborn babies are not registered in DEERS within one year after birth, they lose all Tricare eligibility until they are registered in DEERS.
The fact that you are not married to the mother does not affect the baby's eligibility for Tricare coverage; that eligibility extends from your status as an active-duty member and the baby's military sponsor.
Ordinarily, the above timelines for coverage of a newborn would not create any reason to rush the baby's enrollment in DEERS. But your deployment does complicate things a bit if the baby is born before you get back home. You would have an issue with the mother trying to enroll the child in DEERS in your absence, since she's not married to you and does not have a military ID. Your best option may be to look into arranging a power of attorney for the mother. That's something you would have to work through your unit's personnel and legal offices.
Once you are back home, registering the child in DEERS is a relatively simple matter. You can engage DEERS by visiting the ID Card/DEERS office on any military installation or by calling the main DEERS support office at 800-538-9552.
Good luck and congratulations on the baby.
October 31st, 2013 | TriCare Help | Posted by militaryonline
Q. Since gays are now allowed to serve openly in the military, will Tricare at some point change its policy to cover invitro fertilization?
A. It's impossible to predict what future changes may be made in Tricare coverage or policy. At the moment, Tricare does not cover IVF or any other services related to what are called "noncoital reproductive technologies," a category that also includes artificial insemination.
What Tricare does cover in the infertility arena:
–Diagnostic services to identify physical illnesses or injuries to the reproductive system (for both men and women). Infertility treatments, corrective treatments and surgeries for women are also covered. However, efforts to correct male infertility may be cost-shared with the beneficiary; that's decided on a case-by-case basis.
–Therapies such as hormonal treatment, corrective surgery, antibiotics, administration of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) or radiation therapy are covered for both sexes.
–Medically necessary and appropriate medical care for erectile dysfunction that is to biologically organic — not psychological or psychiatric — causes.
October 28th, 2013 | TriCare Help | Posted by militaryonline
Q. My active-duty husband and I have been married less than two months, and I have not had a chance to enroll in DEERS. He will take leave at the end of this month so we can that all taken care of. However, I've been very sick the last week and have missed a lot of work. I'm not getting any better and am not sure what is wrong. I am wondering, if I go to the ER, will Tricare reimburse me for the cost later, after I am enrolled, or will we be stuck with what could be a very high medical bill?
A. Tricare will not pay for any care received for family members who are not enrolled in DEERS, the Defense Department's eligibility portal for Tricare. You cannot have obtained a military dependent ID card if you are not yet enrolled in DEERS, and you need to show that ID card when you seek medical care under Tricare.
As the military sponsor for your family, it is your husband's responsibility to properly register you in DEERS and get you a Defense Department ID card. This is not a laborious or time-consuming process. He can square you away by visiting the ID Card/DEERS office on any military installation. You can get more information by calling the main DEERS support office in California at toll-free 800-538-9552.


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The Feistel function of the RC6 algorithm.
|Ron Rivest, Matt Robshaw, Ray Sidney, Yiqun Lisa Yin
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In cryptography, RC6 (Rivest Cipher 6) is a symmetric key block cipher derived from RC5. It was designed by Ron Rivest, Matt Robshaw, Ray Sidney, and Yiqun Lisa Yin to meet the requirements of the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) competition. The algorithm was one of the five finalists, and also was submitted to the NESSIE and CRYPTREC projects. It is a proprietary algorithm, patented by RSA Security.
RC6 proper has a block size of 128 bits and supports key sizes of 128, 192, and 256 bits, but, like RC5, it may be parameterised to support a wide variety of word-lengths, key sizes, and number of rounds. RC6 is very similar to RC5 in structure, using data-dependent rotations, modular addition, and XOR operations; in fact, RC6 could be viewed as interweaving two parallel RC5 encryption processes, however, RC6 does use an extra multiplication operation not present in RC5 in order to make the rotation dependent on every bit in a word, and not just the least significant few bits.
// Encryption/Decryption with RC6-w/r/b // // Input: Plaintext stored in four w-bit input registers A, B, C & D // r is the number of rounds // w-bit round keys S[0, ... , 2r + 3] // // Output: Ciphertext stored in A, B, C, D // // '''Encryption Procedure:''' B = B + S[0] D = D + S[1] for i = 1 to r do { t = (B*(2B + 1)) <<< lg w u = (D*(2D + 1)) <<< lg w A = ((A ⊕ t) <<< u) + S[2i] C = ((C ⊕ u) <<< t) + S[2i + 1] (A, B, C, D) = (B, C, D, A) } A = A + S[2r + 2] C = C + S[2r + 3] // '''Decryption Procedure:''' C = C - S[2r + 3] A = A - S[2r + 2] for i = r downto 1 do { (A, B, C, D) = (D, A, B, C) u = (D*(2D + 1)) <<< lg w t = (B*(2B + 1)) <<< lg w C = ((C - S[2i + 1]) >>> t) ⊕ u A = ((A - S[2i]) >>> u) ⊕ t } D = D - S[1] B = B - S[0]
As RC6 has not been selected for the AES, it is not guaranteed that RC6 is royalty-free. As of January 2007[update], a web page on the official web site of the designers of RC6, RSA Laboratories, states the following:
- "We emphasize that if RC6 is selected for the AES, RSA Security will not require any licensing or royalty payments for products using the algorithm".
The emphasis on the word "if" suggests that RSA Security Inc. now may require licensing and royalty payments for any products using the RC6 algorithm. RC6 is a patented encryption algorithm (U.S. Patent 5,724,428 and U.S. Patent 5,835,600).
NSA preferred cipher?[edit]
According to allegations made by Jacob Appelbaum, an independent computer security researcher, many NSA compromised systems appear to emit RC6 enciphered UDP traffic.[1]
- ^ Jacob Appelbaum. 30c3: To Protect And Infect, Part 2 (flv). Hamburg, Germany. Retrieved 2014-01-16.
- R.L. Pavan, M.J.B. Robshaw, R.Sidney, and Y.L. Yin. The RC6 Block Cipher. v1.1, August 1998.
- J. Beuchat FPGA Implementations of the RC6 Block Cipher.[dead link]
- How the NSA hacks PCs, phones, routers, hard disks 'at speed of light': Spy tech catalog leaks by Iain Thompson 31 Dec 2013, The Register.
External links[edit]
- 256bit Ciphers - RC6 Reference implementation and derived code
- SCAN's entry on RC6
- RSA Security's RC6 page[dead link]
- RC6 // EMC Corporation


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Inside Episode 511 Mad Men: The Other Woman
SCDP engages in business "of a higher level," Joan becomes a partner, and Peggy moves out from Don's shadow in episode 511.
SCDP engages in business "of a higher level," Joan becomes a partner, and Peggy moves out from Don's shadow in episode 511.
"You look radiant, Joan." Janie Bryant explores her costume choices for Joan, Megan and Peggy in episode 511.
Peggy and Abe decide to move in together, Megan saves the Heinz account, and Sally sees the dirty side of the adult world in episode 507.
Peggy has her first solo presentation, Roger and his wife take LSD, while Don and Megan's get away doesn't end quite how they expected.
The cast and crew of Mad Men explore the tentative nature of business relationships in episode 505.
Matthew Weiner and the cast of Mad Men explore what it means to be a man and how that theme is explored throughout episode 504.
Jon Hamm, Director of "Tea Leaves," examines Betty's cancer scare and its link to the theme of youth in episode 503.
Costume Designer Janie Bryant lays out the key costumes of the premiere, showing how the openness of the late '60s is creeping into the show.
Matthew Weiner and the cast examine the tumultuous time period the show is entering and where each character stands at the start of season 5.
Season four left us with a lot of burning questions. The cast explains where we left off and which answers we'll find in season five of Mad Men.


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It's no secret that caffeine helps boost concentration skills in the short term. But, until recently, most scientists thought that caffeine offered little benefit for remembering information in the long term. A new study published in the journal Nature Neuroscience challenges that assumption. In short, caffeine does enhance our memory for information learned a day earlier and, as with many things, moderation is the key—too little caffeine delivers no memory benefit but too much doesn't give you much bang for your buck, either.
To study the impact of caffeine on memory, a group of researchers led by Daniel Borota at Johns Hopkins University invited subjects to take part in a memory test. People viewed pictures of common objects, like a picnic basket, a saxophone, or a four-leaf clover. Then, everyone received a caffeine pill or a placebo pill. Twenty-four hours later, people were asked to view some more pictures and state whether they had (a) seen the picture the day before, (b) had not seen it the day before, or (c) had seen a similar—but not identical—picture the day before. This last category is tricky because it requires you to accurately remember what you saw the day before and determine that a new item is similar (yet not identical) to what you originally viewed.


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Educational Program on Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
An interactive event for patients, families and caregivers in Tyler, TX
(Tyler, TX—08/02/2011) —The Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America invites patients, families, and caregivers living with Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis to the educational program Understanding Inflammatory Bowel Diseases: What Every Patient Needs to Know. The program will consist of a live and interactive presentation by Kai Xia, MD, as well as a question-and-answer session led by Dr. Kai Xia, Dr. L. Don Freeman, and Dr. Sauyu Lin. The program will be held at the Wisenbaker Conference Center, Trinity Mother Frances Hospital on August 27th, 2011. Registration will begin at 10:00 am, and the program will begin shortly thereafter at 10:30 am. Register today by calling Kris Eschman at 972-386-0607 ext. 303, or online at http://online.ccfa.org/tylereducation.
Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis are chronic digestive disorders of the intestines. These illnesses are collectively known as inflammatory bowel diseases, or IBD, because many of their symptoms and complications are similar. It is estimated that some 1.4 million Americans suffer from IBD, with approximately 30,000 new cases diagnosed each year.
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The Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America's mission is to cure Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, and to improve the quality of life of children and adults affected by these diseases. The Foundation ranks third among leading health nonprofits in the percentage of expense devoted to research toward a cure, with more than 81 cents of every dollar the Foundation spends going to mission-critical programs. The Foundation consistently meets the standards of organizations that monitor charities, including the Better Business Bureau's Wise Giving Alliance (www.give.org) and the American Institute of Philanthropy (www.charitywatch.org). For more information, contact the Foundation at 800-932-2423 or visit www.ccfa.org.


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When spraying against root-stock weeds, a second treatment 4 to 6 six weeks after the initial spraying is recommended.
Finalsan® has proved its worth in fighting moss and algae on paved areas quickly and with lasting effect. The active agent, pelargonic acid, destroys moss and algae tissue quickly and sustainably. As a result it is months before such areas are attacked again by algae and moss.
On the one hand this reduces the danger of slipping on paved areas. On the other it also curbs the breeding of fungus gnats and swamp flies which like to lay their eggs under layers of algae.
The active agent is quickly dissipated on the paved areas with the result that pots or containers can be returned shortly after treatment has finished.
Tests conducted by Niedersachsen's Chamber of Agriculture show that when Finalsan® is used to combat moss and algae with ribbon tissue on paved areas, a marked reduction can be observed in the level of infestation from various fungal pests. It was discovered that the potential for infection from pests of great significance to tree nurseries and ornamental plant operations such as rhizoctonia solani, phytophthora cinnamomi and cylindrocladium buxicola can be kept severely in check. The trials showed that the tissue can be penetrated well by using high levels of water of up to 2,000 litres thereby increasing the effectiveness.
Finalsan® is a total herbicide that kills any green portions of plants. Therefore it´s important that the leaves of crop plants do not come into contact with Finalsan®.
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Finalsan® has a good material-compatibility rating.In certain individual cases, whitish coatings can form on dark materials; however, these dissolve quickly after a rainfall. Avoid contact with artificial-resin panels and surfaces containing copper or zinc. Contact with these materials can lead to longer-term discolouration. For other sensitive materials, always test the compatibility in a spot which is not readily visible.
Finalsan® can be mixed with herbicides containing glyphosate. The two agents complement each other in their potency.
Bodies of water
No requirements to be met on distance from bodies of water. Pay attention to any state regulations. Use of the agent in or directly beside above-ground bodies of water or coastal waters is not permitted. Harmful to aquatic organisms (R52). Finalsan® is degraded within a few days in waters. After 1 day 50% of the active ingredient has been degraded.
Finalsan® is quickly degraded in soil. After 3 days 50% of the active ingredient has been degraded.
Beneficial insects
Not harmful to beneficial organisms.
Not harmful to bees (B4).
Pets can go onto treated areas as soon as the surface is dry.
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Agricultural facilities and services run by our research staff include a laboratory for the diagnosis of plant disease, nitrogen forecasting, a field services laboratory, and a national bank of genetic material for citrus orchards.
The Migda farm is an extension of the Gilat Regional Center, dedicated to research into agro-sylvo-pastoral systems in arid zones. Gilat and Migda operate an active system of research, experiment and model sites.
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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Brush a 9-inch square baking dish with olive oil and sprinkle with 2 tablespoons breadcrumbs. Place the artichokes cup-side up on the breadcrumbs and brush or drizzle with olive oil. Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon breadcrumbs and the parmesan.
Bake for 15 minutes; remove from the oven and preheat the broiler. Divide the sheep's milk cheese among the artichokes; sprinkle with the remaining 1 tablespoon breadcrumbs. Broil until the cheese starts to bubble and the topping browns, 3 to 4 minutes. Toss the salad greens with the balsamic vinaigrette in a bowl; serve the artichokes on top of the greens.
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Rhode Island has the distinction of being the first, and so far only, state in the country designated as a "State of the Arts." The new law that created the designation, recently passed by the General Assembly, has a practical meaning for artists: it extends tax exempt status on the sale of any original artwork throughout the state. Those who pushed for the law also hope that whatever tax revenue is lost will be more than made up in increased art sales in Rhode Island. Block Island artists said they hope that the legislation will be an impetus for more artists to show at local galleries and for more art lovers to come to the island to visit galleries and art shows.
A community meeting was convened on-island on Oct. 25 to discuss the legislation and its economic implications. The meeting came about through the combined efforts of Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Executive Director Randall Rosenbaum and Block Island Tourism Council Executive Director Jessica Willi.
Several island artists were present at the October meeting. Among these were Jessie Edwards and Jerry Powers. When asked about the law, Edwards commented, "I found it very exciting. Randy Rosenbaum was very exciting. It was the first such meeting held in the state, and he [Rosenbaum] feels that Block Island has been underserved and is anxious to pull us into the Rhode Island arts community."
Recently reached in his Providence office, Rosenbaum said the new law came about because of "a recognition that the arts can be a powerful draw for visitors and that the arts can contribute significantly to our state economy."
When a version of the law was passed in 1996, a total of nine "art districts" were created offering the tax exempt status. Block Island was not included at the time, but with the passage of the new law, the entire state is an art district, according to Rosenbaum.
He added that the change would affect the sale of "original and limited editions of works of art and for all works sold in Rhode Island." Pointing out that the new legislation, which goes into effect on Dec. 1, was "designed to make Rhode Island a destination for an art-buying public," Rosenbaum said it creates a "brand [for] Rhode Island as the State of the Arts."
Specifically, the new law would be particularly meaningful for island gallery owners, he said, that promote not only works of Rhode Island artists but those from many other places, as well. He added, "This would allow [galleries] to be a destination for the sale of art at a discount."
Furthermore, Rosenbaum anticipated that the tax exemption would be attractive enough to out-of---state artists for them to consider showing at Rhode Island galleries and possibly provide sufficient incentive for some to relocate to the state.
The new law should also appeal to persons in the market for art, who will be drawn to the state for their purchases. Rosenbaum explained, "The small amount lost in sales tax to the state will be more than made up in the monies spent by cultural tourists while in Rhode Island." He felt certain their presence in the state would generate hotel, restaurant and retail sales as well.
Island artists elated
Artist Jerry Powers was also elated about the state's new designation and the economic ramifications for artists like himself. He said, "I think it is terrific that fine art and traditional craft will be exempt from Rhode Island sales tax."
In listening to Rosenbaum, Powers was drawn to the rationale for creating Rhode Island as a "state of the arts," which he understood as the state "trying to brand itself as one in which the arts matter the most." Consequently, Powers felt this kind of state commitment could potentially attract individuals from other states— artists and businesses dealing with or promoting the arts—to come to Rhode Island.
Artist Sharon Lehman said "I am delighted! I would like to make it a large part of our advertising for Spring Street Gallery next summer and really educate people about this price break. We artists always hope that the desperate love of our artwork is what sells a piece, but a little discount might help a buyer feel more inclined to make that decision."
Lehman also pointed out that the "economy has made a slow comeback for many artists. I appreciate the fact that the state made this kind of commitment to support the arts, and hope the new law will have the desired effect of attracting new art lovers to the market — and to Block Island."
Photographer Gerard Closset agreed. "I feel this is a great idea and the state should be commended for a very progressive effort to develop 'art tourism' and over time make the state a popular art destination. This has many positive ramifications for Block Island galleries and artists, as they will no longer have to to pay sales tax on the sale of original artwork after Dec. 1," Closset said.
Clearly pleased by the passage of the law, however, Rosenbaum was reluctant to admit he'd been "instrumental" in helping to foster the new legislation; however, he did admit to being very "actively involved in" the process. He credited Rhode Island House Representative Donna Walsh, whose district includes New Shoreham, and State Senate President Teresa Paiva Weed with pushing for the legislation, which is included in the state's budget for the current fiscal year.
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Research published in JAMA Psychiatry shows that parents who have a child with autism are about a third less likely to choose to continue having children compared to parents who do not have a child with ASD. In the study, this "reproductive stoppage" did not occur until the child started showing symptoms or received a diagnosis of ASD. This led researchers to conclude that it was a conscious decision to stop having children, rather than another factor such as fertility problems.


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Visitation will be at Pisarski Community Funeral Home in Plover from 4 to 8 p.m. Monday and at the church from 9:30 am. Tuesday until the Mass. There will be a parish rosary at 7 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
A memorial in her name will be established at a later date.
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Ms. Miskowic was born June 28, 1993, in Stevens Point, a daughter of Paul and Barbara (Garski) Miskowic. She attended local grade schools and graduated from Stevens Point Area Senior High School (SPASH) in 2011. She was attending Mid-State Technical College.
She was an avid supporter of the Humane Society of Portage County.
Survivors include her parents, Plover; one brother, Zach, Plover; one sister, Jenna Miskowic, Plover; a special friend, Takoda; her great-grandmother, Suzanne Miskowic, Fridley, Minnesota; two aunts, Luci (Tim) Kukowski and Susan Garski, both of Plover; and one uncle, Kevin Garski, Plover.


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If an engineering student is interested in a career in the biomedical field, a mechanical engineering degree from Valparaiso University (Valpo) is a great place to start. Mechanical engineers model joint motion, investigate wear and failure of implants, design prosthetic devices, design medical devices, design exercise and testing equipment, and much more. Mechanical engineers are able to do this work because mechanical engineering is one of the broadest engineering disciplines and many of the fundamental concepts and courses apply to the biomedical field. Not surprisingly, the Professors in many biomedical engineering departments have one of their degrees in mechanical engineering and the major health care and medical device companies hire a multitude of mechanical engineers.
Mechanical engineering students at Valpo can begin learning about biomedical applications in their courses. For example, in the Advanced Materials elective, they study biomaterials that are compatible with the human body. In the Robotics elective, they study human joint motion and how that motion can be replicated in robots. Additional courses in biology, chemistry, and anatomy can be completed to meet mechanical engineering program requirements. Finally, students can participate in Capstone Senior Design projects in the biomedical area. In this course, mechanical and electrical engineering students are combined into teams of five to seven students. These teams design, manufacture, assemble, and test actual systems. Examples of past biomedical related projects include a device to help children with autism integrate into standard classrooms, a knee rehabilitation device, and a cane to alert visually impaired individuals of obstacles.
Mechanical engineering students at Valpo also have the opportunity to work with a Professor to perform research in the biomedical area. Over the last three years, twelve students have performed research for Professor Craig Goehler in this area. Professor Goehler, who earned his doctorate in mechanical engineering from the University of Notre Dame, performs research in humanoid robotics. Researchers in this area strive to replicate human motion in robots. To accomplish this, they study and model the motion of human joints and limbs. Professor Goehler has also worked at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago in the Sensory Motor Performance Program through Northwestern University. His work there includes the creation of a computer simulation to inform the control of a prosthetic hand device. The students who have worked with Professor Goehler have either earned mechanical engineering program credit or financial stipends for their participation.
When asked about the opportunity for mechanical engineers at Valparaiso University to investigate the biomedical field, Professor Goehler states, "Biomechanical research projects at Valpo are designed to prepare our students to either enter graduate school or begin a career in the biomedical field. Our undergraduate research students are participating in cutting edge research and are supplied with opportunities to present their findings at international conferences."
Students who participate in research in the biomedical area currently have the opportunity to work on three major projects. In the first project, students investigate how shoe construction can lead to foot and ankle injury. In this project, students collect data showing the pressure on the sole of the foot during walking or running for a variety of shoes and analyze the data using custom programming. So far, students have presented their work at the 2011 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics in Long Beach, California and the 2012 American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Summer Bioengineering Conference in Puerto Rico. At the ASME Conference, Bethany Powell, a senior mechanical engineering student, won third place in the student poster presentation and her work will be published in a special edition of the Journal of Biomedical Engineering. Keith Button, another student participant, has continued his work in the biomedical area and is currently pursuing a doctorate in Biomedical Engineering from Michigan State University.
Students also have the opportunity to participate in a project to quantify the stiffness of running shoes. The purpose of this project is to develop a better shoe design. To date, three students have worked with Professor Kathleen Sevener (Ph.D.: Materials) and Professor Goehler on the project and have developed a testing apparatus, measured the stiffness of a variety of running shoes, and analyzed experimental data. Jorie Ballun presented her work at the 2011 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics and is pursuing an engineering graduate degree at Vanderbilt.
Finally, three students are currently working on a project to model a variety of joint and limb motion. The goals of this project are to improve the replication of human motion in robotics, improve prosthetics, and develop more effective rehabilitation procedures. Students on the project have learned how to setup and calibrate a multi-camera vision system for recording motion in three dimensions. They then analyze the data from the cameras to determine actual joint and limb motion in a variety of subjects. In the future, they will be importing the results into software which simulates joint angles and joint forces for everyday motion.
Reva Johnson, a 2010 Valpo mechanical engineering graduate, is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering at Northwestern University. At Northwestern, she is researching how to use nerve signals in muscles to control artificial limbs. When Reva was asked how her engineering education at Valpo prepared her for the biomedical field, she responded, "I am always proud to say that I trained as a mechanical engineer at Valpo, and my education at Valpo has been invaluable in graduate school. I gained the practical skills to machine my own experimental setup, the theoretical background to study control systems, and the compassion to improve patients' abilities in a relevant way."


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Tomorrow is this year's 24 Hour Comic book challenge Day. I attempted to meet the challenge last year and it was a TRIPPED OUT experience. There's pictures and posts about it somewhere around here, I'm just to lazy to post the link. Scroll back to April of last year to check it out.
This year, I just don't have the time. I requested too many Sunday's and weekends off lately for Texans Games and Wizard World Texas, so to ask for a weekend off for this probably would have been too much.
Plus, I didn't do anything to prepare for this. I haven't drawn anything lately and as you can see, haven't had much time to even post on my blog! So I just don't have the gas in me to run that 24 Hour Iron Man.
Which sucks, because I really wanted to give it a run this year.
That's also why I made that post about my 24 Hour drive to Dallas. I was going to do my 24 Hour Comic based on that experience.
Sure, I can probably still do a comic on it, but it won't be done in 24 Hours.
Special Shout Out to my boy, JM Hunter. He's probably getting geared up as I type this to make that run.
Good luck, Hunter! Keep those pencils sharpened and I'll see you on the other side!
Can't wait to see all the great stuff that gets turned out this year.
If possible, go to http://www.24hourcomics.com for more info on 24 Hour Comic Day and books published on work done in the past.
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seattle investment company faces loss of license, $50,000 fine
Pacific Coast Investment Company (PCIC) has been given notice by the Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) that it may lose its Securities and Broker-Dealer licenses and be ordered to pay a $50,000 fine.
PCIC, with headquarters in Seattle, is in the business of selling "participation interests" in mortgages. PCIC and companies like it either acquire or originate loans to borrowers, funding them with money from investors. Each investor is then due a fraction of the loan interest, proportionate to their share of the total funds invested. As Securities Division Director Deb Bortner states, "It is not uncommon for businesses in this industry to sell hundreds of interests in a single loan with a principal amount exceeding millions of dollars."
After soliciting investors, PCIC is required to hold their money in trust while proceeding with the underlying loan transaction. The company must record investors' interests in the underlying property prior to disbursing money from the trust account.
"The purpose of the trust account rules in this industry is to protect investors," Bortner states. "Tying up investor funds in trust, or disbursing those funds before recording an investor's property interest, places investor funds at risk."
In its administrative order, the Securities Division alleged that PCIC failed to follow these trust account rules. The Division also alleged that PCIC made materially false statements as to how it would manage investor funds. "Investors are entitled to complete and accurate descriptions of how their money will be handled," Bortner states.
The Division has given PCIC notice of its intention to suspend or revoke its securities and broker-dealer registrations, require it to use an independent escrow agent, and impose fines. PCIC has the right to request a hearing in the case before any sanctions are imposed by the agency.
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President Bush and Speaker Pelosi Honor the Tuskegee Airmen
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Oral history interview with Emil Bisttram, 1963 Oct. 17
Bisttram, Emil
b. 1895
d. 1976
Painter, Muralist
Active in Taos, N.M.
Sound recordings: 1 sound tape reel ; 7 in.
Transcript: 19 p. (on partial microfilm reel)
Format: An interview of Olive Rush conducted by S. Loomis is also on this tape.
Collection Summary: An interview of Emil J. Bisttram conducted by Sylvia Loomis on 1963 Oct. 17 for the Archives of American Art New Deal and the Arts Project.
Bisttram speaks of his family background; first coming to Taos; his involvement with the Federal Art Project (FAP); his FAP murals; problems with the FAP; the effect of the FAP on public interest in art; and Taos as an art community.
Biographical/Historical Note: Painter, mural painter; Taos, N.M.
This interview conducted as part of the Archives of American Art's New Deal and the Arts project, which includes over 400 interviews of artists, administrators, historians, and others involved with the federal government's art programs and the activities of the Farm Security Administration in the 1930s and early 1940s.
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- Transcript: microfilm reel 3418 available at Archives of American Art offices and through interlibrary loan.
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