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Industrial solutions need standards. Standards on one hand make sure that an idea or a method can be implemented by anybody. On the other hand, industrial standards give confidence to end-users that the product or service that they pay for meet certain minimal requirements, therefore products from two different vendors conforming to the same industrial standard could work in the same system. The purpose of standards is just the same in thermal testing.
This webinar aims at introducing existing thermal testing standards for packaged semiconductor devices: an overview of thermal metrics, test methods and test environments will be given. The basic concept of the most recent JEDEC standard, the transient dual interface method for the measurement of junction-to-case thermal resistance will be provided – with the help of Mentor Graphics MicReD hardware and software tools. A few words on test based compact modeling will be given along with an introduction how these models can be used in Mentor Graphics' FloTHERM program. Recent news on emerging LED testing standards will also be given.
The latest JEDEC thermal testing standards.
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- JEDEC JESD51 series of thermal testing standards: thermal metrics, test methods, test environments
- What are the benefits of the transient test methods compared to the classical static test methods
- JESD51-14, the first transient thermal testing standard launched by JEDEC will be discussed
- New emerging LED thermal testing standards will also be introduced
- Concept of compact thermal modeling based on JEDEC compact modeling guidelines
- Concept of test based compact modeling realized by Mentor Graphics' T3Ster and FloTHERM products
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András Poppe
András POPPE obtained his MSc degree in electrical engineering in 1986 from the Budapest University of Tecnology (BME), Faculty of Electrical Engineering.In 1996 he obtained a Cand.Sci. degree from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and his PhD from TUB. Between 1986 and 1989 he was a researcher at BME Department of Electron Devices with scholarship of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. His research filed was circuit simulation and semiconductor device modeling. In the academic year 1989-1990 he was a guest researcher at IMEC (Leuven, Belgium) where he was dealing with mobility modeling for the purpose of device simulation, postgraduate studies at KUL (Katholike Universiteit Leuven). Since 1990 he is with the Budapest University of Tecnology, Department of Electron Devices. In 1991/94 has been active in the Monte Carlo simulation of submicron MOS devices. Since 1996 he has been working at BME as an associate professor. In 1997 he was one of the co-founders of MicReD, now Mentor Graphics MicReD Division. At Mentor Graphics today he supports marketing of the MicReD products T3Ster TeraLED. Besides his academic activities he is involved in various national and international research projects (e.g. EU FW7 Fast2Light, KÖZLED, EU FW7 NANOPACK). He is actively involved in the JEDEC JC15 and CIE TC2-63 and TC2-64 standardization committees. His fields of interest include thermal transient testing of packaged semiconductor devices, characterization of LEDs and OLEDs, electro-thermal simulation.
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Alderaan 5-Day Forecast
By Chris Hardwick on March 24, 2011
This was sent to me by Zak Kozberg, who when I asked for a source to credit responded thusly:
"I really have no idea who created it, or who "owns" it.
But to my knowledge, no Bothans died getting it."
If you know who made this, post it in the comments so we can credit its creator. Unless it came from a network affiliate on Alderaan. In that case…nevermind.
UPDATE: Thanks to Robert Cockerham (my last name's Hardwick–I feel ya, brother) the idea has been traced to Christian Kit-Paul, a graphic designer who did a whole series of Star Wars-verse iPhone weather forecasts here. Nice sleuthing!!
This made my day.
Haha, this was great.
Its from an iphone weather app from Cristian Kit Paul.
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It's actually a t-shirt from SnorgTees:
Well actually (http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2011/Feb-17.html), that should read "15k" instead of "15K" (SI prefix for "kilo" rather than the symbol for Kelvin, which coincidentally is temperature unit, but it doesn't use "degrees") .
Aw. Too soon.
@Bdoserror I think The 15K refers to 15,000 not 15 Kelvin so 15,000 degrees makes sense.
This makes me so happy
@J.J. that's why it should be a lowercase k, the prefix for kilo, which I started with.
My favorite part of the pic is the blank spaces for Thursday and Friday.
My last name's Newhard. It's fun to think about if I married a Glascock and we hyphenated…
Gahhh!!! I was so confused at first: "What's funning about the temperature dropping to 15 Kelvins? I guess if it blows up it will get a bit colder but that's a bit extreme.
Then I realized that the artist, both artists actually were trying to say 15,000 degrees. Next time remember "k"=1,000; "K"= Kelvins.
There's a difference, it matters.
It's a Snorgtee, you can get it as a T-shirt. Win.
We have recently started a site that we are trying to get off the ground. If anyone is curious we would really appreciate your hits.
Sorry guys I need to point out that the destruction of Alderaan was not some thing that could have been predicted. It's cute but…
Even Rebecca Black would have issues trying to shoehorn a lyric in about Thursday and Friday on Alderaan!
Today is Tuesday, tomorrow is death, Thursday is cold and lonely being a space ghost?
Can someone with musical talent help us out here?
love star wars dude thats so funny
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John's comment on 3/24 @ 2:19–thanks for your comment. I, too, didn't know what was trying to be characterized. If, in error, the developer meant 15K, even though incorrectly expressing it in degrees, that's a tad above absolute zero. After seeing your post I realized that he meant to use a lower case "k" as in thousands units, not K as in Kelvin. Proper notation is important and it does make a difference. I shared your initial frustration; and your post brought clarity to the K-degrees obfuscation. It was a WTF moment–now there's a correct use of notation.
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Pardon my ignorance, but when I saw the explosion, I guessed they meant 15,000°.
Explosions are hot, yes?
EDIT: I clicked the link to kitblog, and those photos are in Celsius. So it's safe to assume that this is in Fahrenheit, or else it's even hotter than I first thought.
They should have put the upper case K in the lows collumn.
Your teacher should have taken the highlighter away from you in school.
(your theme sucks in that singular aspect)
Idk if snorg tees owns this but i know you can buy a shirt from them with that on it, the link is here http://www.snorgtees.com/t-shirts/alderaan-5-day-forecast
I only wish these were in Celsius rather than Fahrenheit. Then I would be buying one for sure.
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So the weatherman new before everyone else…. Conspiracy!!!!!!!
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The Lightbox is the award winning gallery and museum in Woking, Surrey, where there is something for everyone. Whether you're passionate about the arts and history, want activities and fun, or would just like somewhere quiet to relax and think, you'll find it all at The Lightbox.
The stunning building designed by Marks Barfield Architects boasts two spacious galleries and a number of side galleries, hosting a wide range of free exhibitions, changing regularly. The Lightbox is also home to Woking's Story, the interactive museum of the town's history from the 19th Century to the present day. If you're visiting with children you'll find plenty to keep them occupied and entertained.
Enjoy the changing displays around the building from the prestigious Ingram Collection of Modern British Art , which is on long-term loan to The Lightbox from Woking businessman, Chris Ingram and includes works by Anthony Caro, Eduardo Paolozzi, Elisabeth Frink and Barbara Hepworth.
In addition to the changing exhibitions and displays, The Lightbox runs an extensive education and events programme, meaning there is always something different to experience.
A visit can be completed with a delicious meal or coffee at the canal-side cafe, or browsing for that special gift in the gift shop which stocks a wide range of beautiful gifts including handmade work by local designer-makers.
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Woking's Story
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2018 *on now
Woking's Story is a permanent museum at The Lightbox which explores the town's fascinating history covering themes such as the 'mad, the bad and the dead'. This family friendly space has something for everyone, from a fun children's dressing up box to the moving stories of local people.
The museum has eight main displays which are interactive and some have oral history listening points. You can discover people's personal memories of life in the town and watch historic films. Have you ever wondered about what life in Woking used to be like? Or how the town came to be the way it is today?
Tours of Woking's Story can be arranged if booked in advance.
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The Surrey Open Photographic Exhibition
- 14 January — 12 April 2015 *on now
The Lightbox's first Surrey Open Photographic Competition was open to residents of Surrey as well as those who work or study in the county and a selection of these entries are on display.
Artists of all levels were invited to submit an array of photographic styles to the competition and we were thrilled by the level and number of entries that we had. Photographs for the exhibition were selected by a panel of independent judges and a further prize of £250 will be awarded to the winner of The People's Prize, which will be judged by visitors.
The exhibition is now on display in the Upper Gallery.
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Muslim Voices: Songs of Faith and Devotion
- 4 February — 15 March 2015 *on now
This specially commissioned film and sound installation will feature contemporary expressions of traditional Islamic poetry with cross-generational and cross-cultural participants, artists and members of the local Muslim community. This project was funded by Paul Hamlyn Foundation and supported by the Shah Jahan Mosque.
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Waste Not…
- 24 March — 8 April 2015
This is an exhibition of old appliances and other objects that are still used – or at least have been kept in the hope of being used!
We show the objects themselves and short films of their owners talking about them. It's all about maintaining things – this is the anti-upgrading exhibition.
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Damien Hirst: New Religion
- 28 March — 5 July 2015
'Damien Hirst: New Religion' brings together a body of work formed in 2005 that deals with issues such as belief, mortality, love, seduction and consumption.
The exhibition includes a series of silkscreen prints, paintings and sculptures that address Hirst's belief that "science is the new religion for many people."
Hirst's work portrays the Creation of the World, through the Stations of the Cross and towards the Last Judgement. Featured in the exhibition will be a crucifix inlaid with pewter pills and silkscreen prints depicting biblical chapters with images of corresponding medication.
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Entry with a £5 Annual Pass | Under 18s Free
Art in Mind
- 25 March 2015
Art in Mind is a programme of monthly creative workshops for people with dementia and their family members, friends or supporters. Each session is led by an artist who will introduce different art forms and give support and encouragement throughout.
Suitable for
£10 for 6 sessions, free for supporters
Drawing for Adults
- 18 March 2015 10:30-11:30am
Join John Haslum for some inspirational drawing around The Lightbox.
For 16 years and above.
Advance booking required. All materials included.
Suitable for
Free Entry | Suggested Donation £2
Brookwood Hospital: A Victorian Community History Box
Specially designed to introduce visitors to Woking's story, this History Box explores how the hospital worked and how patients were treated in Victorian Woking. It contains a pack of suggested activities to do with the objects included. Due to its sensitive subject matter, this box is suitable for pupils aged 11 and up. It contains a pack of suggested activities to do with the objects included.
How to obtain
Contact the Education Team on 01483 737815 or email email@example.com.
Frames of Refuge
An exhibition being put together by 30 young people, focusing on the experiences of refugees. The presentation incorporates a film using video interviews of refugees carried out by the students, and also students' artwork in response to those interviews. The exhibition, designed by the students, will be shown at the Lightbox in July 2009, at Surrey History Centre in the autumn of 2009 and at the production of 'The Vision', Woking's new community play about refugees and displaced people, in April 1010. It will also be made available as a DVD and on The Lightbox's website.
- Students at Winston Churchill School, Woking, with the assistance of Rib Davis from The Lightbox.
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How to obtain
The exhibition will be viewable without booking or charge.
Oral History Box
Specially designed to introduce visitors to Woking's story, this History Box includes wartime and childhood memories of Woking on CD, together with recording equipment for pupils to carry out their own oral history interviews and a pack of suggested activities. Suitable for all ages.
How to obtain
Contact the Education Team on 01483 737815 or email email@example.com.
Tours of the Lightbox
Take a close-up look at the architecture of the building, enjoy views of Woking from different angles, and find out why certain design decisions were taken.
Discover Woking's Story and marvel at the design features incorporated to make the 2000sqm space an excellent display area for a personal collection of modern British art, including renowned sculptures.
Visitors will see why the stunning building has been highly acclaimed in the media and was voted Museum of the Year and won the prestigious Art Fund Prize 2008 as well as the RIBA SE award.
How to obtain
The 30 minute tours, held on the first and third Tuesday of every month, are hosted by one of The Lightbox's team of dedicated volunteers and begin at 11am. Numbers are limited, but although the tours are free, pre-booking is required through reception or on the booking line: 01483 737837.
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Whatever the analogy, this city's musical history surpasses most other British towns'. Which is why we're so happy to offer a unique combination of serviced apartment and luxury hotel near Manchester Academy, Manchester Apollo, the Bridgewater Hall and Sound Control, alongside a plethora of bars and clubs.
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But that was then and this is now. With that in mind, here's a few acts we've come across recently that are bound to impact in 2011.
Coupe de Ville
Supporting Reverend Soundsystem, Audio Bullys, Furious 5 and The Fall shows this wholly English outfit are seriously diverse. A shared love of hip-hop, rock, skateboarding and graffiti brought them together, and the October release of Back to The Future cemented their popularity.
Egyptian Hip Hop
The latest protégés from the city that first married synths and guitars are fully-fledged members of the alt-dance scene. They're great live, and DJ sets in Northern Quarter bars like Common have gone down a storm with peers and the public alike. As yet unsigned, but far from unknown.
Suzuki Method
One of the first acts to sign to Factory Foundation, the latest incarnation of Manchester's most famous record label, has rightly received plenty of hype. And, following the debut single, an already loyal fan base has blossomed into a veritable army of electro-poppers.
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After playing out and about round these parts for some time it's surprising they haven't shot to stardom yet. Regulars at trendy hotspots like The Deaf Institute, their My Space advertises bossa nova, disco house and French pop, which gives an idea of what to expect.
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Though the latest EP was recorded in London, it was mixed down the road from Roomzzz in Withington. BBC 6 Music darlings with appearances on Mark Riley's show under their belt, outstanding performances and strong audience support allude to future greatness.
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The Pawns had two releases on Bobby Fuller's Exeter label. First was Exeter 125, featurin, two good surf type instrumentals, "South Bay" / "The Pawn", released about August, 1964.
Just a month later they released their next 45 on Exeter 127. The top side has David Hayes, the leader and vocalist with the Pawns, listed as the artist, with his original "Meet Me Here (In New Orleans)". The Pawns are listed on the flip for the sleepy instrumental "Lonely".
Interestingly, both sides were re-released as the first record on the Coronado label, but given the same release number, 127, as the Exeter 45. Credits are the same, including "A Fuller Production", Todd Music BMI, and the RCA custom master code RK4M-3630/1. Since 127 was the last of seven 45 releases on Exeter, I assume Fuller gave up the label when he moved to California and let the Pawns take record and/or contract to Coronado.
David Hayes and the Pawns were one of only three 45 rpm artists on Exeter, the others being Bill Taylor & the Sherwoods and Bobby Fuller himself. Exeter also had an LP by Los Paisanos.
Their last 45 came out as David Hayes and the Pawns and featured two vocals, a cover of Charlie Rich's "Lonely Weekends" backed with a strange original by Hayes, "What Do the Voices Say". Produced by Calvin Bowls, it saw release sometime in 1965 on Coronado 132.
I know David Hayes was in the group, but the other members are unclear. Songwriting credits on "The Pawn" and "South Bay" are Doize', Paz and Hayes. Since these are instrumentals and Hayes was definitely part of the group, I assume Doize' and Paz were the other two members of the group.
However a post by Patrick Lundborg from 2012 on the Acid Archives Updates states "Jack Duncan (bass) and Gary Davis (drums) [I think this should be Barry Davis] learned their chops … in surf-band the Pawns. The leader of this group was one David Hayes, who presumably took on vocal duties on the later 45s, at least he receives separate billing. The two would-be Dragonflies Duncan and Davis did not contribute any songwriting from what I can tell, but were definitely present for the Pawns' 1964 debut 45 … Duncan and Davis left the Pawns to join a more experienced musician friend in a band called Lords Of London, based in Durango, Colorado. After some time they recruited their old El Paso friend Randy Russ who left the Infants Of Soul to join them, and the band also changed its name to Legend around this time (1967)." Legend had three 45s and two LPs on the Megaphone label, the second and better of the two as Dragonfly.
Info on Legend from Klemen's interview with Randy Russ. Exeter discography info from the Bobby Fuller – Never to Be Forgotten site.
Thank you to Sam Stephenson for scans of the Coronado 45s and Exeter 127.


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Sky Sports understands that Leicester City have turned down a bid from League Two Bristol Rovers for Cian Bolger.
The Irish midfielder is a product of Leicester's academy system, but the 20-year-old has yet to taste first-team football with the club.
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The network provider's Government and Educational Solutions group will connect 80 sites via metro optical Ethernet to some of the state's most remote students. "The state of Nebraska is committed to using technology to ensure that students have access to the best possible education, regardless of where they live," said Nebraska IT Commission (NITC) Chair Rick Sheehy in a prepared statement.
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Almost every activity in Sigulda Adventure Park is unique for Latvia and the visitors. They bring such emotions, adventures, surprises and joy you have never experienced before!
Sigulda Adventure Park "Tarzans" is the largest outdoor adventure park in the Baltics. The park offers a Tarzan obstacle tracks with nearly 100 different trees located obstacles, toboggan track, chair lift, catapult, velocarts, climbing wall, archery, family velomobiles, as well as various children's activities - Tarzan and the Pirate children's park track, children's driving school, bungee jumping trampolines, kids quads, kids go-karts and party together with Tarzan or Jane.
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so the most awkward thing happened during christmas.
my grandma asked about my sex life (by the way non-existant) which was kind of weird*sarcasm*(it was really weird)
she didnt directly ask, she was more like" are you in a relationship".
~~me: no
her: oh i really want grandchildren
Me(in my head ) : well that sucks
People make me wanna cry my armor is broken and the wall is down. I've been stabbed in the back and kicked to the ground I don't know how to be happy anymore. I don't know who to trust anymore, I don't know who my friends are. I'm gone and I don't think I'm coming back, my mind has cracked.
Right now i am pretty young, still a high school student. Just this school year I had told some of my friends that I was gay. The first was a friend who I considered a sister. We were pretty close since we lived next to each other for three years and knew almost everything about each other.
Greeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaat. So. Today my dad told me that my mom was "uncomfortable with my feelings for girls." And proceeded to remind me (actually in a really nice way; I know it's a lot more my mom's viewpoint than his) that being so open and out about my sexuality could make people see and treat me differently, and could lead to total badness outside of NYC.
I did almost get charged with sexual harassment. Yeah. In the words of our former president, "I did not have sexual relations with that woman."
Lets start from the beginning, why don't we. Friday there was a fight at school. One guy had knocked another to the floor, pinned him against the wall, and started kicking his head. The attacker is/was my crushes boyfriend.
ok... so...
In chemistry we were doing something with the metric system so I said "King Henry Drives Backwards Down Curvy Mountains" (Kilo, Hecta, Deka, base, Deci, Centi, Milli). My crush said not down my mountains. I replied no, but I do. It took her a second to get it. Then she laughed. Then she realized that I said that to her. Yeah.
So I said, "You know what would make my holidays happy? Spending them with you." Her reply was "Well if my boyfriend is still grounded, then maybe you will." *Jumped with joy*
I didn't really do that either. So this probably wont be as funny as the others but I'll try. The others were completely true and I was not trying to be funny but am glad they came out that way. (no pun intended)
I asked my crush if she was taking me to the movies. (I needed a confirmation). She said it depends. I replied " on what... my motives?" She anwered yes. Ok. so... knowing that my motives are no good, (although I'm not sure that she's sure what my motives are) she's taking me to the movies. (Poor crush, she thinks I've just been messing around and joking with her this whole time).


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Discovery and TLC apps updated for iPad, adds second screen experience to go along with your Mythbusters
Posted By Briley Kenney On April 24, 2013 @ 1:23 PM In iOS | No Comments
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Tablets are the future. While they may not be the perfect tool to replace a desktop, at least not yet, there are some pretty remarkable things they can do. For example, one of the coolest features now being implemented by a lot of TV channels, is that they offer apps that sync with existing content and utilize your tablet as a second screen. More specifically, while you watch a show, related information and content is synched to your tablet so that you can interact in ways you never have before.
Discovery and TLC have just updated their new apps to offer exclusive content that compliments any show on their network. Unfortunately, the new apps labeled Discovery Plus and TLC Plus are only available for the iPad with iPhone compatibility coming at a later date. Sorry Android fans, there's no word on an Android version yet.
The new apps will audio sync with live broadcasts or recorded sessions from a DVR, in order to provide behind the scenes information, exclusive photos, fan quizzes and more. Of course, the apps will also allow you to browse an updated schedule of air times, or see what's coming up next while you're watching a show.
It's an innovative idea, and I already take advantage of similar technology while I'm watching Game of Thrones on Sunday nights. I can confirm that having a second screen and interactive app to go along with the show adds to the overall experience. HBO Go delivers exclusive content right to my Android tablet while I'm watching. Although, sometimes I do like to leave my tablet off so that I may enjoy the show in a traditional manner.
Do you think interactive apps like this will entice you to use your tablet more often? I'm sure these companies generate some kind of ad revenue while you're using a second screen, so they probably want you using that interactive app as much as possible.
Have you tried out the latest version of the Discovery Plus and TLC Plus apps on your iPad? Have you ever used something similar? Please share your experience in the comments!
[via Engadget [2], Discovery Channel HD [3] (iTunes), TLC HD [4] (iTunes)]
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Manager Lee Johnson was delighted with his players after Oldham eased their relegation fears with a 1-0 win against Crawley.
Danny Philliskirk's 12th goal of the season was enough to beat a Red Devils side who are still clinging on to hopes of landing a League One play-off spot.
The winner came after 18 minutes when Korey Smith found Philliskirk, who turned sharply inside the box before drilling past visiting goalkeeper Paul Jones.
Oldham dominated the first half and went close to stretching their lead through David Worrall and Jonson Clarke-Harris.
Crawley burst into life after the break, but Oldham goalkeeper Paul Rachubka made a good save from Billy Clarke and also denied Jamie Proctor.
It was Oldham's first victory in six games and Johnson said: "This is a great three points for us.
"We were excellent in the first half and were unlucky not to score a second goal.
"I think the players are trying to kill me because the longer the game went on, the edgier it got.
"I'm so pleased for the lads and for the club as a whole. We all felt we needed this win and the fans were superb in getting behind us.
"If you watch the video you will see we were comfortable. It felt a bit panicky because of the pressure, but the lads were excellent and Crawley didn't have many chances.
"I watched Crawley beat Wolves during the week when they were very good, but here our lads put in a great shift to beat them.
"We were resolute in defence, we stood up to it and we finished the game strongly, which was down to our fitness.
"It's pleasing to keep a clean sheet and I'm just delighted for everyone."


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What does DREF mean in London Stock Exchange?
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Location | Chicago |
From | North Ave (1600 N) |
To | New Monee Road, Crete (25900 S) |
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Location | Chicago |
From | North Ave (1600 N) |
To | New Monee Road, Crete (25900 S) |
State Street is a large south-north street in Chicago, Illinois, USA and its south suburbs. It begins just north of the border of Lincoln Park of the North Side on the north end and the Near North Side on the south end at North Avenue. For much of its course, it lies between Wabash Avenue on the east and Dearborn Street/Lafayette Avenue on the west. In Chicago, it runs through the heart of Downtown Chicago and ends at the southern city limits, intersecting 127th Street along the bank of the Little Calumet River. It resumes north of 137th Street in Riverdale and runs intermittently through Chicago's south suburbs until terminating at New Monee Road in Crete, Illinois. If State Street started north through Lincoln Park at the lake it would approximately start at (2200 North). Its intersection with Madison Street (41°52′55″N 87°37′40″W / 41.88206°N 87.6278°W) marks the base point for Chicago's address system.
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The northern portion of the Vincennes Trace or Vincennes Trail, an Indian trail which ran some 250 miles to Vincennes, Indiana, was called Hubbard's Trace or Hubbard's Trail since it connected Chicago with Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard's more southerly trading outposts. It took on the name State Road after some state-funded improvements.[1] Vincennes Avenue, one of Chicago's rare diagonal streets, is a vestige of the Vincennes Trace, and further south the trail eventually became Illinois Route 1. In its early days, State Road was unpaved and known for having mud so deep it could allegedly suck down a horse and buggy. In the late 1860s, Potter Palmer embarked on efforts to raise the profile and prestige of State Street. He enticed Marshall Field and Levi Leiter to move their prosperous and growing department store, Field, Leiter & Co., to the corner of State and Washington Streets in 1868, and he built his own Palmer House hotel nearby in 1870. The historic Chicago Theatre is also located on State Street. It was lit by Commercial Light Company in 1958, making it – according to the Chicago Tribune – the brightest thoroughfare in the world.[2]
State Street became a shopping destination during the 1900s and is referred to in the song "Chicago," sung by Frank Sinatra where Frank refers it to "State Street, that great street." In 1979, Mayor Jane Byrne converted the downtown portion into a pedestrian mall with only bus traffic allowed. Mayor Richard M. Daley oversaw the State Street Revitalization Project and on November 15, 1996, the street was reopened to traffic.
During the second half 20th century, State Street was eclipsed by Michigan Avenue's Magnificent Mile as a shopping district. Various projects to restore State Street's glory have been met with some success, and the State Street corridor is gaining residential as well as more traditional commercial development. New York & Company, Old Navy, Urban Outfitters, Borders Books, and The Children's Place have recently opened up flagships on State Street. Today, the only two main department store chains that remain are Macy's (the former Marshall Field's flagship store) and Sears on State. The department store chain Carson Pirie Scott closed their flagship store on State Street on February 21, 2007 after over 100 years of business in that location. The Block 37 opened in 2009, bringing with it a large group of upscale retailers to State Street, including Anthropologie, Puma AG, and Zara. On January 12, 2012, Walgreens's opened a flagship location at Randolph Street,[3][4][5][6] where it had previously existed from 1926 to 2005,[7] when construction of Joffrey Tower necessitated its demolition.
State Street is the location of many landmarks:
The bridge where State Street crosses the Chicago River is named the Bataan-Corregidor Memorial Bridge in honor of the World War II defenders of Bataan and Corregidor including those in the Bataan Death March.
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A Health Savings Account (HSA) is a tax sheltered savings account similar to an IRA, but earmarked towards medical expenses. Deposits are 100% tax deductible and can be easily withdrawn by check or debit card to pay for qualified medical bills. A HSA is combined with a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) which covers larger medical expenses after the deductible is met. You can withdraw funds from your HSA tax-free for qualified medical expenses. Funds not used for qualified medical expenses in a given year are rolled over to the next year and grow tax-free with interest earned. As your HSA account grows, funds are available for future medical expenses and even retirement. At age 65, you can withdraw from your HSA for any purpose (not just medical) and pay normal income taxes.
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For 2010 | Single Policy | Family Policy |
Minimum Deductible | $1,200 | $2,400 |
Maximum out of Pocket | $5,950 | $11,900 |
Contribution Limits
Annual contributions are $3,050 for single plans and $6,150 for family plans.*
Individuals who have reached Age 55 are permitted to make "Catch-up" contributions. The "Catch-up" contribution is determined as follows:
Years: | 2010 + |
Amount: | $1000 |
*Effective January 1, 2007. Individuals may contribute the maximum amount as determined by the IRS even if the individual's deductible is less. Individuals may contribute the maximum annual amount set by the IRS regardless of when their plan coverage began, rather than being prorated. The fastest way to find out if your health insurance plan is HSA qualified is to ask your employer or health insurance company.