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ChABSA, the Chesapeake Area Biological Safety Association, is an incorporated, non-profit organization that is an affiliate of the American Biological Safety Association (ABSA) established in 1984. ChABSA was established in 1987 by local area members of ABSA with a similar interest in the safety of research using microorganisms and recombinant DNA.
As an outreach to student and NBBTP Fellow Candidates, ChABSA is pleased to announce a trial program for the March Technical Seminar. All NBBTP participants and the first 10 GMU students who register, pay by 3/13/15, and attend will receive a 100% refund of the seminar price. To register as a GMU student (click here), everyone else to register (click here).
ChABSA Meeting Announcement
March 18, 2015
BJ's Brewhouse
5616 Spectrum Drive, Frederick, MD 21703
& GMU Fairfax, VA
(1 hour contact time)
Animal Biosafety
James R. Swearengen, D.V.M., is the Attending Veterinarian at the National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center (NBACC). He has 23 years of experience in the field of laboratory animal medicine, 19 years in infectious disease research, and 13 years working in high-level biocontainment. Dr. Swearengen is an active participant in local continuing education (CE) activities. He is a diplomate of the American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine (ACLAM) (1994) and the American College of Veterinary Preventive Medicine (ACVPM) (1990).
After logging, in click here to register (for payment by check, please remember to include a copy of your confirmation for accurate registrations).
DATE: March 18, 2015
WHERE: BJ's Brewhouse, 5616 Spectrum Dr., Frederick, MD 21703 .
TIME: 6:00- social hour; 6:30- dinner and speaker
COST: Frederick MD. Pricing : $30 for ChABSA members or $35 for non-members if RSVP and check received by 3/8/15
$35 for members and $40 for non-members after 3/8/15 (checks must be received by due date to get early bird pricing)
WHERE: George Mason University Police & Safety Headquarters
Room 203
Fairfax, VA 22030
TIME: 6:30- social hour; 7:00- dinner and speaker
(1 hour contact time for continuing education)
COST: GMU Pricing $15 for ChABSA members or $20 for non-members if RSVP and check received by 3/8/54
$20 for members and $25 for non-members after 3/8/15 (checks must be received by due date to get early bird pricing)
**For GMU participants the fee is reduced by $15 to offset the parking fees! (pricing reflected above)**
**Please Register early so we know how many we need to set up for.**
Sorry no refunds.
Registration is available online at www.chabsa.org. Remember to log in first prior to selecting Calendar (Event Sign-ups)
From Northern Virginia:
Take I-270N towards Frederick
Take exit 9A-9B for I-370 E/Sam Eig Hwy toward Metro Station
Take 9B on the left to merge onto 370W/Sam Eig Hwy
Turn right onto MD-119N
Turn right onto Medimmune Way
From College Park area:
Take 495 to I-270 N and follow directions from Northern Virginia (above)
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Directions to GMU meeting location parking deck:
DIRECTIONS TO FAIRFAX CAMPUS (4400 University Dr.) FROM THE CAPITAL BELTWAY (I-495)
Take exit 54A, Braddock Road West (Route 620). Follow Braddock Road West for approximately six miles. After crossing over Roberts Road, take the next right on Nottoway River Lane. For visitor parking, turn right onto Patriot Circle, continue through 4 stop signs and the turn left onto Patriot Circle and proceed into the Visitor entrance, the last entrance on your right, of the Rappahannock River Parking Deck. Take exit 60 at Route 123 South, Chain Bridge Road. Follow Route 123 through the City of Fairfax, and turn left at University Drive. For visitor parking, continue through 1 light and turn right on to Rappahannock River Lane. Turn left onto Patriot Circle and then left into the Visitor entrance, the first entrance on your left, of the Rappahannock River Parking Deck.
Note: All eastbound lanes of I-66 inside the Beltway are restricted to HOV-2 from 6:30 am to 9:00 am and all westbound lanes of I-66 inside the Beltway are restricted to HOV-2 from 4:00 pm
DIRECTIONS TO FAIRFAX CAMPUS (4400 University Dr.) VIA I-66E FROM FRONT ROYAL & FAIRFAX COUNTY PKWY
Exit at the Fairfax County Parkway South (Route 286 – Old Route 7100). Exit the Parkway at Braddock Road, and turn left onto Braddock Road. Take a left onto Route 123 (Ox Road) and then right on to University Drive. For visitor parking, continue through 1 light and turn right on to Rappahannock River Lane. Turn left onto Patriot Circle and then left into Visitor entrance, the first entrance on your left, of the Rappahannock River Parking Deck.
Once you enter visitor parking all of the spots in that location are visitor spots. Please do not use any other entrance as the parking spaces in the rest of the garage require a parking pass and you will be ticketed. Visitor parking is $3 per hour. George Mason uses Pay by Space machines. After you park your vehicle, you will need to remember you space and visit the Pay by Space machine to pay for your parking. The machine is located next to the elevators near the visitor entrance. Enter your space number, amount of time you will need, and then your payment. The machine accepts Visa, MasterCard and coins (U.S. currency only) and does NOT give receipts. When a vehicle is moved from a paid space prior to the expiration of time, balance of time is relinquished without refund. The balance of time does NOT transfer to any other space.
Directions from Parking Deck to meeting room:
Once you have parked, proceed on foot by exiting the parking deck via the northwest corner (nearest to the corner of Rappahannock River Lane and University Drive). Turn right onto University Drive and Police & Safety Headquarters (PSHQ) will be just in front of you. Enter PSHQ and proceed upstairs to room 203.
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"It shows again that the research environment at Ume Unversity which is based on collaboration over faculty and university boundaries is very successful and by sharing of internationally competitive equipment, we will hopefully also in the future attract top researchers at Ume."
The funding will be used to enhance two different techniques. The first technique is called cryo-electron microscopy, which makes it possible to study the smallest building blocks of life proteins and lipid membranes such as they occur in their natural water-soluble environment. The resolution is at atomic level. With the second technique, electron tomography, it is possible to visualise and analyse a sample in three dimensions. A sample with, for example, bacterial cytoskeleton can be rotated in the electron microscope and visualised from different angles.
"We study how microorganisms cause infectious diseases and how all living organisms function biochemically at molecular level," says Bernt Eric Uhlin, professor of medical microbiology and director of MIMS (Laboratory for Molecular Infection Medicine Sweden), which is the Swedish node in the international cooperation of molecular medical research with support from the Swedish Research Council.
"By visualising protein complexes and membrane structures, we learn how they are structured and what mechanisms and functions they fulfil in the cell."
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New Atom CPU: First DetailsJun 12, 2009
The new netbook processor from Intel is the N450, its I/O handled by the NM10 controller chipset. The CPU under the codename Pine Trail should be released in October 2009.more »
First Driver for USB 3.0Jun 09, 2009
After a year-and-a-half's worth of work, Intel hacker Sarah Sharp announced that Linux will be the first operating system supporting USB 3.0.more »
Notebook MinimalismJun 08, 2009
The new version of xPUD, a 50 MB Ubuntu-based mini-distro from Taiwan, promises to provide perfect netbook support.more »
Ubuntu 9.04: New Intel Graphics DriversJun 08, 2009
There is hope for Ubuntu users with Intel graphics. As it appears, the current 2D drivers solve most of the recent graphics problems with Intel chips, according to Ubuntu developer Bryce Harrington in a developer mailing list. Jaunty users should profit it from them as well.more »
Acer Targets Android Netbooks for Late SummerJun 05, 2009
Notebook maker Acer is of the opinion that Android will be spreading its wings in the netbook market over the next two years.more »
Intel Buys Embedded Specialist Wind RiverJun 05, 2009
Chipmaker Intel has paid around $900 million for Wind River's know-how in things embedded and mobile.more »
Asustek Retracts, Puts Qualcomm Android Eee PC on IceJun 04, 2009
June 1 Qualcomm presented its new superflat Eee PC with Snapdragon chipset and Xandros or Android to the public. But the enthusiasm waned shortly thereafter.more »
Microsoft Patent: More Money for Less FunctionsMay 21, 2009
With U.S. Patent 7,536,726, Microsoft has been granted a patent with which they hope to make a successful business model out of a potentially severely restricted operating system.more »
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Microsoft Frees Code for .NET Build Engine
MSBuild is now just another GitHub project as Redmond continues its path to the light.
Researchers Demonstrate Hack by Heat
Malware could pass data and commands between disconnected computers without leaving a trace on the network.
Kernel Developers Adopt Code of Conflict
New rules emphasize collegiality in coding.
Ubuntu Switches to systemd
Upstart lands in the dust bin as a new era begins for Linux.
Old Vulnerabilities Are Kept Alive Through Bad Configuration
HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux 4.0
But what do the big numbers really mean?
Microsoft Frees CoreCLR
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The Xnote trojan hides itself on the target system and will launch a variety of attacks on command.
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Analysis of Iran negotiations as deadline looms, Indiana Governor Mike Pence tries to silence critics and McDonald's to test all-day breakfast.
Germanwings Flight 9525 focus turns to suicide, who will take over for Harry Reid and the emergence of CrossFit.
Are we too complacent about world events, how to protect yourself from tax fraudsters and whats in your mixed drink.
Germanwings flight co-pilot 'deliberately' crashed plane but questions remain, self driving cars are almost here but only for 1 per-centers and Dean Smith willed $200 to each of his former players.
Jet audio shows one of the Germanwings' pilots locked out of cockpit, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl is charged with desertion and when two minutes isn't really two minutes.
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Stephanie, mommy to Danica (12), Janessa (8), Aaliyah (5), David Jr (2), and baby Ryan due 04/23/14
It's almost happened to me before... and by almost I mean, I had to change my undies.
I actually had a dream last night that my husband stood up next to our bed and peed... it was so strange. I woke up and turned over and he was snoring away. LOL
Married to Tony 10/3/98
Mom to Kyra 9/1/97, Jeremy 11/15/01 and our Surprise Baby Boy, Cooper due 4/29/14, Born 3/1/14!
Stephanie, mommy to Danica (12), Janessa (8), Aaliyah (5), David Jr (2), and baby Ryan due 04/23/14
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Whether you like or dislike a child's behavior, don't get used to it, as it will change
I've had a dream like that where I dreamed I got up and went to the bathroom, and I wake to myself really peeing in bed. And running to the bathroom...it was horrible and embarrassing because I wet the bed a little. What's so bad, I had been potty training my 2 year old and telling him you are not supposed to wet the bed. THEN I DID IT! And waking my husband to change the sheets was no fun at 2 am. I'm just glad my 2 year old didn't catch me, LOL!!
When you go to pee in your dream, ask yourself, "did I walk to the bathroom?" Answering no or realizing you didn't INSTANTLY wakes you up. My cousin told me when I was younger and embarrassed and it has never failed me since!
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This happened to me after having one too many drinks one night, pre-pregnancy.
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Cautiously expecting our rainbow baby GIRL 6/4/15!
Ive had that happen a few times...
I'm so glad I'm not alone though! Misery loves company, right? ;)
Stephanie, mommy to Danica (12), Janessa (8), Aaliyah (5), David Jr (2), and baby Ryan due 04/23/14
MommySteph, make a habit of it when you're awake. Every time you go to pee, remember how you walked there. That will make it so that it's a habit and you'll do it in dreams also.
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ATLANTA, Ga. — Morach Regulatory and IPM Products announced the establishment of the Morach IPM Scholarship fund for IPM students.
According to Dr. Mohamed Rachadi, vice president of sales and marketing, "The Morach IPM scholarship will be awarded annually to students engaged in the study and practice of Integrated Pest Management."
Interested students can log in to www.ipmproducts.com and complete the contact form available from the website. Pest management professionals and friends of the industry are invited to log in to www.ipmproducts.com and make a donation toward the IPM scholarship fund. Morach Regulatory and IPM Products will match the donations dollar for dollar. Another option for building the fund is through purchases of IPM Products. Morach Regulatory will donate 5% of purchases toward the fund for any purchases of IPM Products. "This is our way of helping promote the scientific approach of integrated pest management," adds Rachadi.
Two of the most destructive termite species in the world -- responsible for much of the $40 billion in economic loss caused by termites annually -- are now swarming simultaneously in South Florida, creating hybrid colonies that grow quickly and have the potential to migrate to other states.
The Entomological Society of America announced the following: Nine people passed their BCE exam; two ACEs added a "BCE" to their credentials; two people passed the BCE-Intern exam; 23 people passed the ACE exam; and one person passed the new ACE-International exams.
Ongoing efforts to raise awareness and educate congressional representatives about pollinator health and the structural pest control industry was a major focus of this year's NPMA Legislative Day, held last week in Washington, D.C.
During its meeting in Washington, D.C., on March 14, the National Pest Management Association's (NPMA) Board of Directors approved the organization's Pollinator Best Management Practices (BMPs).
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I just renewed my membership the other day, which in turn sends a PM from TXBrew thanking for the renewal and telling me my sticker would be sent..
I knew it was automated, but I replied asking him if the sticker came in a color other than white, because the old sticker blended in with my white beer fridge.
TX was quick with the response, letting me know he was going to send out one of the new decals.
Here's a pic of the new one (posted with his blessing) and then the entire beer fridge.. This isn't my kegerator (obviously), this is just where the bottled beers go!
That blank space under the "I got trashed at Dub Dash" sticker? That's where the www.homebrewtalk.com sticker is.. You can't see it unless you're standing in front of the fridge and even then, you have to look a bit!
A pedo-bear sticker? Really?
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Madness is such a legendary band. I have never had the chance to see them live. This will be a highlight for Coachella 2012. Is it the entire original lineup?
Madness is such a legendary band. I have never had the chance to see them live. This will be a highlight for Coachella 2012. Is it the entire original lineup?
So happy that Madness is playing! After seeing The Specials in 2010 I've hoped they would make an appearance one year. I hope Goldenvoice continues to book these classic 2-Tone ska bands
They will be better than The Specials.
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2 oz blended whiskey
Juice of 1/2 lemon
1/2 tsp powdered sugar
1 cherry
1/2 slice lemon
Shake blended whiskey, juice of lemon, and powdered sugar with ice and strain into a whiskey sour glass. Decorate with the half-slice of lemon, top with the cherry, and serve.
This is gonna be so much fun.
Almost makes up for their mysterious disappearance from the lineup a few years back...
haha Ken you don't have to put "2012" after every band you're starting a thread for if they're already on the lineup.
4/01 - David Lynch - Ace
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Tula (Agenzia Fides) - They are looking for their children, marching with a photo of their relatives hanging on their chest: men, women, youth, are all immigrants who have disappeared. The Ninth Caravan of Central American Mothers in search of their children, left on the 29th November and arrived on the evening of 4 December at the Casa del Migrante "Il Samaritan", in the Bojay area, in the municipality of Atitalaquia.
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The Library of Virginia is the home of the Virginia Newspaper Project. In 1997, the Library of Virginia moved to a new building at 800 East Broad Street in Richmond, Va. The building takes up the entire block between 9th and 8th street going east and west and between Marshall and Broad Street looking north and south.
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We've talked about the 1950s, now let's go back 125 years ago. Back then, the Swan Tavern occupied the East 800 block of Broad Street. Built in the late 1780′s, the Swan Tavern managed a remarkably long life until it was demolished in 1904. And, yes, notable people such as Thomas Jefferson and Edgar Allan Poe were known to have slept there and most likely to have enjoyed an evening cordial or two.
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"Your Attention Residents, Now Arriving at Gates H and C, Dulles International Airport." The Herndon-Chantilly Times (1958-1962).
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"Poor Fairfax County, it didn't know what was coming", remarked a colleague. I imagined Til Hazel (if unfamiliar, google away) replying, "Poor?" In 1950 the county knew a major airport in its borders was a real possibility; Congress had green lighted appropriation. By 1955, it was determined that Burke (just east of the city of Fairfax on the map) would not be the site. Organized resistance prevailed. For planners now, the priorities were less resistance, a warmer welcome, and much more space-an important consideration for an airport with jets foremost in mind. The decision was made to move west, to Loudoun County, leaving a trailing foot in Fairfax. Here's the Loudoun Times-Mirror, January 16, 1958.
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This was without question an economic life-changer and, for the local press, a huge story with multiple angles and it was forming directly in the front yard of the Leesburg based Times-Mirror. But for Herndon (a historic town, incorporated in 1879) and Chantilly (an intersection) it was on their front porch pressing against the door and promising a revenue wind velocity not previously reckoned. The News-Observer was long gone, having departed later in the 1940's. An opportunity beckoned to establish a presence in boomtown, west Fairfax County. The first issue of the Herndon-Chantilly Times (like the Times-Mirror, a weekly) appears on May 15 with the masthead describing it as an "edition of the Loudoun Times-Mirror". By this issue the following July it … read more »
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In Memory of Dave Brockie (1963 – 2014)
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RAWG (GWAR without costumes) playing at Twisters. From The Richmond Music Journal, February 1999.
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Also new to Virginia Chronicle, the Church Advocate, an African American newspaper published out of Baltimore from 1892-1893, the earliest issues of the Peninsula Enterprise of Accomac, Virginia and a precious few issues of the Staunton Eagle and the Republican Farmer of Staunton from 1809-1811. Check out Virginia Chronicle and stay tuned for more to come!
Soybeans and Beauty Queens: Newspaper Coverage of the Queens of the Crop
The Virginia Farm Bureau News has been the go-to publication for farming news since it first appeared in 1941. With articles like "Should Grades be 'Beefed' Up" and "Choose Tobacco Varieties to Suit Soil and Climate" anything and everything related to agriculture has been printed on its pages. With its focus on agricultural news, it's no wonder that the Virginia Farm Bureau News has, over the years, reported on annual festivals which celebrate the regional crops of Virginia, from peanuts and soybeans to apples and tobacco. These festivals have become important cultural events, not only for the excitement they generate, but also in shaping a town's identity and creating a sense of local pride.
An important feature of local festivals, which often include food, music, dancing, a parade, and other general merriment, has been the crowning of a queen to represent the town's respective main crop or agricultural product. "Be it pecans, asparagus or watermelons," as the NPR story "All Hail the Asparagus Queen! How Ag Pageants Lure New Contestants," recently explained, "many farming communities have also had a tradition of granting their prized commodity crops their very own monarchs." The Queen Arachis Hypogea (a.k.a Queen Peanut) once garnered as much attention as the illustrious queen of state, Miss Virginia. Here are a few queens of the crops the Farm Bureau News has celebrated over the decades:
Not only has the Farm Bureau News provided faithful coverage of festival beauties, but the Farm Bureau organization has also chosen its own representative annually since the 1950s. The conditions for competing for Miss VFBF (Virginia Farm Bureau Federation) in 1970 were that the contestant "must be a daughter of a producer member of the Farm Bureau. She must … read more »
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Come on down to the Library of Virginia tomorrow night for what promises to be a fascinating discussion of the life and legacy of John Mitchell, Jr. For details, read the description below, taken from the Library's calendar of events:
STRONG MEN & WOMEN PANEL DISCUSSION John Mitchell: Life and Legacy of Richmond's "Race Man"
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Time: 7:00 PM–8:30 PM
Place: Lecture Hall, Free
Early in the 20th century, the term "race man" described a public figure who promoted the interests of African Americans on every front. John Mitchell published the Richmond Planet from 1884 to 1929 and made it one of the most influential black newspapers of its time. Greg McQuade of Richmond news station WTVR moderates a conversation on this important figure with historian Roice Luke, biographer Ann Field Alexander, and journalist Brenda Andrews.
A reception follows the program and rarely seen editions of the Planet will be on display.
This program, part of the Strong Men & Women in Virginia History project, is free and open to the public. It is underwritten by a generous gift from Dominion.… read more »
Snow Dazed
A perennial subject for newspapers is snow storms. In Richmond, forecasters are calling for 4 – 8 inches on Wednesday and Thursday. The debilitating effects of snow are much the same today as they were 75 years ago. Here are a couple of samples from historic snowfalls in Richmond, Virginia from January 24, 1940 and February 8, 1936.
As we all know, today's storms are nothing compared with the blizzards of yesteryear. That's as true today as it was in 1936 and here's proof.
Chronicling America: The Key to Roller Skate Research
The February 4 Out of the Box blog, Fancy Skating, focused on John J. Christian Jr., champion "fancy skater of Virginia." The first clues about Christian's life came with the discovery of a broadside (to see the broadside, visit the Out of the Box blog) found in a Rockingham County chancery case. The broadside announced that Christian would give a roller skating exhibition at Mozart Hall on 5 May 1888.
Not long after the Out of the Box blog was published, alert reader Hank Trent notified the Archives of some newspaper articles he discovered in the Library of Congress's Chronicling America database which provided additional information about the obscure – now a little less obscure – John J. Christian. One article Mr. Trent found, from the 21 April 1905 issue of the Iowa State Bystander, detailed Christian's marriage to Julia C. Wilkes of Boston, Massachusetts. "The bride wore a beautiful gown of silk voile trimmed in crepe de chiene, with hat to match," the Bystander recounted, "She carried a very pretty bouquet of Bride's roses."
The article not only gives more clues to Christian's life, but also raises some interesting questions, such as what were the circumstances that brought Christian to marry a woman from Massachusetts in Iowa, so far from their home states? Another article Mr. Trent found from the 8 March 1890 Richmond Planet revealed that Christian was from Staunton and, because he was a "Jr.," was most likely the son of John J. Christian, Staunton confectioner and bartender.
This unfolding of information once again proves the astonishing value of using digital materials for historical research, especially when those resources are cross referenced. The discovery of the broadside, a researcher's curiosity and the accessibility to digital resources shed the first rays of light on the, … read more »
University President Ed Ayers Boosts Digital Scholarship
In September 2013, the National Digital Newspaper Program held its annual meeting in Washington, DC. Over 30 participating states attended. Included in the varied agenda were a series of presentations, beginning with a captivating talk by Ed Ayers, President of the University of Richmond and former professor of history at the University of Virginia. While at UVA, Ayers became one of the creators of a landmark digital history project titled, The Valley of the Shadow, a digital repository concentrating its scanned content on two localities on opposite sides of the Civil War.
Following Ayers on the video is a fascinating talk by Ryan Cordell and David Smith from Northeastern University on the old newspaper tradition of re-publishing items from one newspaper to another. Republished content included news items, poems, short stories, and the like, while often being edited or "improved" upon as it moved from newspaper to newspaper. Talk about digging into data!
The final presentation by Ahmed Johnson from the Library of Congress provides a concise and informative overview to doing genealogy at the Library of Congress.… read more »
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Painting has been halted at the New York Port Authority Bus Terminal after fumes from the project forced the evacuation of an adjacent building, sickening some occupants and sending four to the hospital.
A cloud of toxic fumes produced a stench shortly after 11 a.m. Thursday (Nov. 3) that caused vomiting, light-headedness and other symptoms among some occupants of the 10-story McGraw-Hill building on 42nd Street, next door to the Port Authority facility, the world's largest and busiest bus terminal.
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Four people were taken to Bellevue Hospital with breathing problems, authorities said.
The painting contractor on the project—VRH Construction Corp., of Englewood, NJ—declined to discuss the issue Friday.
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Some building occupants reported smelling fumes throughout the week, but the problem escalated abruptly when an apparent breach in the containment system allowed fumes into the air intake valves of the McGraw-Hill building, Port Authority spokesman Steve Coleman said Friday (Nov. 4).
"The containment wasn't 100% sealed," said Coleman, adding that he did not know what type of containment system was being used on the project.
The breach did not affect the Bus Terminal's operations or occupants, Coleman said.
The McGraw-Hill building's approximately 100 occupants were evacuated about 11:15 a.m. while the building was ventilated. Some occupants returned about an hour later, and others went home, officials said.
The painting work was halted "as soon as we became aware of the problem," the Port Authority said in a statement. "We followed all safety precautions during the work, and are carefully looking into the matter."
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VRH Construction has a $4.3 million contract to coat the exterior trusses and other metal surfaces at the terminal. The project includes painting all exterior steel and sign grid members, parapet walls, railings and spandrels. The company was the lowest of five bidders for the renovation project.
Coleman said the fumes became a problem only on Thursday, while the contractor was working directly adjacent to the other building. He said the contractor had about four hours' of painting in that section and would complete the work on a weekend or after hours, when the adjacent building is unoccupied.
Occupants, however, said the smell had persisted for days.
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Roth admitted feeling "light-headed" and "a little high" from the fumes.
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Comment from Chuck Pease, (11/7/2011, 8:08 PM)
What type of coating was specified and approved for use??? No metion of that. I have had employees claim nasuea after I cracked a lid on a 5 of latex paint. Was it an alphatic? give more details!!!! Either way the paint sub is on the hook for keeping the fumes out of the air supply to the bldg interior.
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so where are the "fumes" coming from? paint has vapors not fumes. the author really should look up his terms if his or her terms if they are going to write Environmental or occupational health and safety articles
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by Emily Maddick
Ah, the Hollywood Awards Season. Just when everyone is feeling at their utter worst thanks to the weather, the over-indulgence of every kind at the end of December and the prospect of the dismal winter months ahead, those super-humans known as Hollywood movie stars dazzle in their diamonds and designer frocks for two months straight. And it all kicked off in Beverly Hills last weekend with the 72nd annual Golden Globes. As for the awards themselves, of course they are a terribly big deal in this town, but secretly everyone is sitting there itching to get to the after-parties. Conveniently most of the bashes are held in tents off the circular lobby of the Beverly Hilton Hotel - a veritable Roulette table of rave-ups. First up was HBO. Jen Aniston – hotly tipped to win Best Actress for Cake, but pipped to the post by Julianne Moore for Still Alice - was seen asking her fiancée Justin Theroux to carry her purse and get her a glass of white wine. Lena Dunham hung out with the music gals, Taylor Swift, HAIM and Lorde and was terribly pally with Lorde. Over at the Warner Brothers and In Style do, Eddie Redmayne – who nabbed Best Actor for The Theory of Everything – was as humble and British and lovely as ever and seemed rather star-struck himself, clinging on to his lovely new wife, Hannah Bagshawe. Diane Kruger was smothering her Globe-winning boyfriend, Joshua Jackson with endless kisses, and taking endless Selfies together. And everyone was rather taken by the genius pairing of Alan Cumming and his date Monica Lewinsky. Harvey Weinstein and Netflix was the best bash of all. As soon as we arrived we ran into a very giddy Naomi Campbell, who's an actress these days having landed a role in the new hit Fox Show, Empire. Who knows, maybe Naomi'll be up for a Globe this time next year? Cara Delevingne was racing round hand-in-hand with Rita Ora, who was looking rather overwhelmed by it all, saying she was desperate for vodka. Katie Holmes sat all night on her own with four guards and her miserable looking partner pal, Jeanette Yang who was wearing a woolly beanie. Extraordinary. As for dancing, we really couldn't decide. Was it James Corden or Best supporting actress winner Ruth Wilson who took the gong? Both displayed some extraordinary shapes – both on their own. Well Ruth had her gong to dance around, which she did with aplomb. Consider this all a dress rehearsal for the Oscars.
Emily Maddick, Contributing Editor, Grazia
Evening Standard Theatre Awards
by Violet Naylor-Leyland
We don't go to the theatre as much as we ought to (assuming 'The Bodyguard' Musical probably doesn't count…) but having been invited to the Evening Standard 60th Theatre Awards, I couldn't resist the fun and people-watching-potential. Having decided on my grandmother's 1950s black silk basque, Mark Fast cut-out tights and a Violet's Box Vintage velvet hooded duster I made it for canapés. Dinner at the London Palladium was hosted by Anna Wintour (whose father Charles Wintour, the editor of the Evening Standard, started the awards in 1955) Burberry's Christopher Bailey & the paper's owner Evgeny Lebedev, all three of whom stood afront a wall of festive pine, rather impressively greeting each of us personally.
On the spiral staircase, we bumped into a twinkly Hannah Bagshaw, whose fiancé actor Eddie Redmayne was presenting an award, then shoe designer Nicholas Kirkwood who I nattered to about extremely silly fancy dress. Naomi Campbell, who we decided has the best figure, swept past in a gold Burberry gown while Victoria Beckham looked as sinewy as usual and just before dinner I caught Idris Elba standing outside the girls' loos muttering to himself, which initially I thought a bit pervy, until I realised the Mandela star was nervously learning cue cards so decided not to accost him.
I had the nice surprise at dinner of sitting next to fashion designer Leon Max, while my husband Charlie was wedged happily between two very pretty models Idina Moncreiffe and Leon's wife Yana who looked beautiful in a full length black Leon Max gown. Comperes Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon kept us amused all night and apart from Sienna Miller giving them an earful and best actress winner Gillian Anderson swearing at them at one point, once everyone had let their hair down it became a great night.
Violet Naylor-Leyland is a stylist & owner of fancy dress & vintage boutique Violet's Box
While there may be mutterings of a new Cold War over at the UN Security Council, there was nothing but love for the Russians in London this week when Elena Perminova - wife of Alexander Lebedev - and erstwhile street style star hosted a chic dinner at Kensington Palace for Russian-owned jewelry brand Sybarite. A ballerina pole-danced to Tchaikovsky - what more could one ask for on a chilly and rainy English evening?
While talk in the news might be of more serious matter it turns out Russia is having a flowering of new and exciting and hip-per than hip underground fashion talent. Last October saw the 29th season of Russian Fashion Week and included buzz brands such as 'Walk of Shame,' now in its third year, which held a presentation in a suitably trendy and gutted top-floor apartment - the standout cool piece being an orange maximum security prison bright orange jacket with 'Walk of Shame' emblazoned on it in Cyrillic…of course. The label has since been picked up by Opening Ceremony.
Back at 'KP' - former home of the Princess of Wales, now home to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge - there was nothing underground about the fashion that glittered on the Russian socials of London in Balmain and Balenciaga who were out to support their IT girl friend Elena, along with the British Vogue girls and model Amber Le Bon and designer Emilia Wickstead showing off a baby bump, as well as two Han Christian Anderson toy 'soldiers' who escorted the ladies into dinner.
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The Brits were back in town for BAFTA's Los Angeles bash at the Beverly Hills Hotel - and as there's nothing they love more than a nice, long chat so it will come as no surprise then that the night was one of long and jovial speeches and toasts. Emma Watson stole the show in sharp Balenciaga, and was honoured by Burberry, the brand which landed her, her first modeling gig. Also honoured were Mark Ruffalo, Dame Judi Dench, Robert Downey Jr, Mike Leigh and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
It's been quite the Brit week for Hollywood; heartthrob Eddie Redmayne was hosting a drinks at the Chateau Marmont the night before. Were the female guests devastated that he'd announced his engagement? Yes, most likely. But there was worse news to come a few days later from London; Benedict Cumberbatch announced his engagement to theatre director Sophie Hunter via The Times' Court and Social page. Was that the sound of a thousand hearts breaking? From his female fans, known as the 'Cumberbitches', certainly.
Black is back: it's official. And not a moment too soon. It's all Hallow's Eve, of course, so what better moment to channel some dark inspiration from the Metropolitan's appropriately timed new exhibition: "Death Becomes Her: A Century of Mourning Attire." It's the 19th century, natch. A century presided over by an iconic Queen and Empress - Victoria - who spent the majority of her reign dressed to mourn her beloved Prince Consort, Albert. 1815-1915 was a hundred years when death was so fetishized it virtually kept the dress couturiers in business alone. Would you have looked better in 'full mourning' or 'half-morning'? Go see if death becomes you; Happy Hallowe'en from Leon Max and MaxStudio.
By Oscar Humphries
Frieze and the fairs and events that surround it continue to evolve and this last week saw the worlds of fashion, design and art collide. Gucci came on board as a sponsor for Frieze Masters - adding Italian glamour to this art fair which makes its focus art made before the year 2000. It's talented young director, Victoria Sidall, encouraged the participating galleries to bring their very best material to London. The result was triumphant with Marlborough Gallery presenting a Francis Bacon solo-stand and Dickinson Gallery doing a stellar wall of 'rose period' Picassos… It added a gravitas to a schedule that largely celebrated the new.
It was impossible to see everything but everyone I spoke to was raving about the Sigmar Polke show at the Tate Modern (which you may have seen at MOMA) and Glenn Ligon's superb exhibition at the Camden Arts Centre. What's unique about Frieze week is that you can see work by artists - living and dead - in these museum shows and then go to Phillips (their monolithic new building on Berkeley Square opened to much fanfare this week), Christies, or Sothebys to buy work by these artists at Auction. Indeed the collectors and dealers that rule the art world were a presence in both sale rooms and VIP rooms at PAD, Frieze, and Frieze Masters. The new art world is one in which the public, the private, and the commercial co-exist in near (and sometimes far from near) harmony.
It's impossible to see everything although I know ambitious collectors who were going to seven events per night. The best way to see everyone if not everything was to go to Chiltern Fire House where Larry Gagosian gave one of several dinner and where, on Thursday night, the artist Marc Quinn and Apple's new hire Mark Newson sat encamped.
I launched my new magazine with PAD's wonderful and generous fair director Patrick Perrin on the Wednesday night. And whist I lost hordes of people to the Frieze Masters / Gucci party at the Italian Embassy, to the ICA dinner, to the White Cube dinner and the super cool Sothebys contemporary party we were 92 for baked potatoes and caviar. In a week of air kissing and record prices my dinner felt distinctly friends and family, thank God.
Oscar Humphries is the Editor and Publisher of The Art Book.
Leon and Yana Max recently attended a private view of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences' 'Hollywood Costume' exhibition, held -appropriately - at the historic Wilshire May Company Building, Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles - designated the future, shining, mothership for the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. The show, originally held at London's Victoria & Albert Museum is a rollercoaster ride through 150 of the most famous costumes to be seen on the silver screen; star attractions include Harrison Ford's Indiana Jones, Kate Winslet's Titanic glamour as well as vintage glories such as Dorothy's Wizard of Oz. Well worth a visit.
"Certainly no overcast English sky was going to dampen proceedings at the IWC Schaffhausen and BFI London Film Festival opening gala dinner - it was the big event of the week, here in London.
And so the celebrity set descended on Battersea Park; Emily Blunt, Douglas Booth, Stephen Fry, Julie Walters, Mick Jagger, and Erin O'Connor, a former face of Leon Max were all there. They dined on grass-fed beef and truffle tagliatelle, they laughed as British comic legends Walters and Stephen Fry were presented with the 'Honorary Award in Recognition for Outstanding Contribution to Comedy' - and they gave them a standing ovation too.
I saw Marc Jacobs model Eliza Cummings cozying up to Topshop heiress Chloe Green while Stephen Fry was embarrassed to admit that he had worn the wrong brand of watch (rather than a piece from IWC) he was sporting an expensive Patek Phillipe design which he hid when I enquired about his timepiece…
And, of course, they partied into the early hours - let's hope they aren't too tired for the next 12-days that is the movie marathon of the London Film Festival. I've already seen Benedict Cumberbatch and Keira Knightley taking to the West End streets to promote their films - I wonder who we'll spot next?"
Paris by Night
Love it, or hate it, the Kardashian Wests took Paris this Fashion Week. There was the Big Moment as they arrived at the Balmain show and sat with baby North on knee on the Front Row. There was Carine Roitfeld's party for the new issue of her mag and there the Big Moment was when Givenchy's Riccardo Tisci arrived with Kim Kardashian on one arm (Kanye had already performed earlier in the week at shoe designer Pierre Hardy's 15th anniversary,) and Ciara on the other. Justin Bieber came too. And Paris Hilton…
But there are some who still opt for a more low-key, non-Kardashian approach it seems. There was Stella McCartney who went a bit London (if that's possible in Paris) with a concert at Silencio filled with the Brit Pack, Edie Campbell et al. There was the Chloé party which was paired down French cool and Marianne Faithful sang huskily and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, a former face of Leon Max, shimmered luxuriously.
But it was the last night of the week which was the most discreet and yet seemingly the most cool and fun; Louis Vuitton, and its dinner and dance for its design team and and their close circle of friends at the newly re-furbed and legendary club, Castel. There were actresses Charlotte Gainsbourg and Catherine Deneuve, a pop star Robyn, and they dined with designer Nicolas Ghesquiere and toasted his second Vuitton collection. And - quelle horreur - there wasn't a bodyguard or a VIP room in sight.
Caped Crusaders
The Cape is the hottest piece of the season. It's a bit military and therefore cool. It's the ultimate cover-up that you can wear with everything, be it long skirt, short skirt and boots. Leg-slimming capes covered '60s dresses at Yves St Laurent, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has been seen out in her Burberry blanket cape - Cara, Suki and the other Burberry girls all have their personalized blanket capes too - and Dolce and Gabbana and Valentino both had capes with hoods straight out of the fairy tales. With a simple, crisp silhouette it's time to be a fashion super-hero.
A sweltering late summer night didn't stop the downtown denizens and Brooklyn hipsters from making a fabulous showing at the Killer Heels opening party at the Brooklyn Museum. Champagne served from crystal glasses shaped like pumps? Check. Tattoos and tiaras? Check. Not to mention countless mile high stilettos and the wildest creations from the likes of Gaultier, Ferragamo, Prada and the most fabulous and influential designers of the 20th Century, interspersed with amazing video installations from the likes of Marilyn Minter and Rashaad Newsome. Wanna get the same experience that party go-ers like China Chow and Stefano Tonchi of W experienced? The show's open to all at the Brooklyn Museum of Art through February 15th. Run.. or walk depending on your heel height.
Contributing Editor: Robert Rowe, International Fashion Director, W magazine
Editor's Picks: Venice Film Festival 2014
Venice, the oldest festival on the motion picture calendar - now in its 71st year - opened, perhaps appropriately, this week with 'Birdman,' a movie about an over-the-hill actor chasing art-house over mainstream success. The irony was not lost on festival-watchers some of whom have wondered where the big star names and big title movies have gone from this hyper-chic European festival. Despite said mutterings actress Emma Stone has already unleashed a chic Proenza Schouler for the film's press conference, swiftly followed by a glam Valentino for its premiere, neither of which looked too shabby. Feeling that Venice mood? Here's a style guide to guarantee you always make the best-dressed list.
Printed Silk Devore Slip Dress, Beaded & Embroidered Silk Shift Dress, Printed Silk Mesh Chiffon Halter Dress, Printed Silk Chiffon Halter Dress
Textured Snakeskin Heels, Strappy High Heeled Leather Sandals, Matte Snakeskin Sandals, Genuine Snakeskin Booties
Scotland the Brave
Scotland is always on trend. Whether it's collections covered with Caledonian-inspired plaids - take the Isle of Skye-influenced red check of 'McQueen Modern,' for example - or the new, young British crop of IT-models, Idina Moncrieffe and Jean Campbell, coming from North of the Border, or Scottish supermodel Stella Tennant's local Lovat Mill producing trendy tweeds for Tom Ford and Ralph Lauren, Scotland is always on the fashion map. The fact that there is the small matter of a vote on independence from the United Kingdom next month adds a bit of political spice into the mix. So where better to debut the new line from Max Studio Country than on a Scottish grouse moor? You've got the rich browns and moss greens on a smart line in tweeds, crisp cotton shirts criss-crossed with countryside-appropriate stripes and cozy cashmere turtlenecks to layer. This, you see, is the moment to rep Lady-Mary-from-Downton in quilted jackets, thigh-skimming boots with leather uppers, all given a darn cool twist with heavy weight knitted leggings. Och aye the now! (As they might say in Scotland.)
Images: Leon Max Maxstudio Fall 2014 Campaign, Yana Max wears Max Studio Country in Scotland, Models Zinta & Laura G (Photogenics) in Leon Max/Maxstudio Fall 2014
Editor's Picks : Emmys 2014
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Leon Max | Maxstudio Sport Collection
This season's Max Studio Sport Collection from Leon Max maintains its clean and basic lines, with a raw and bold twist for that urban goddess. This collection is all about street-wise for techno city girls; lots of leather and rubber trims, tied in with tight fitting, sporty cuts with a laser-cut edge. There's the textured jacket with rubberized edging, boots straight up for the badass girl not to mention the matte leggings with rubberized side tuxedo stripes.
Would he or his environmental creations be considered the 'Worlds Largest Single Artwork?' Jim Denevan, a culinary enthusiast whose vision expands to textural mind-blowing ubër scale sand or ice drawings, is one inspired man. " Situated somewhere between art and performance," writes Margherita Dessanay, as his installations are set in a natural environment and effected by all elements to last as long as nature or man allows. Art and Fashion live parallel and harmoniously; there is an organized and planned repeat of lines, both in his work and the beaded and embroidered dresses new to the Pre-Fall Leon Max Collection.
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How quiet is 54 decibels?
I have an almost 9 year old Kenmore elite dishwasher which will need to be replaced soon. It was considered to be "ultra-quiet", but I can't find a decibel rating for it anywhere. My kitchen is open to the family room, so quiet is a very important consideration. When the dishwasher is running, I can hear it, but I don't have to raise my voice or turn up the volume on the tv.
The replacements I have been looking at are rated from 52 to 54 decibels. I know that 52 is considerably quieter than 54, but was wondering if anyone can give me an example of how loud 54 is.
The power of sound doubles at approximately every 3 db. However sound is somewhat subjective to the surrounding environment.
In more realistic terms a machine rated at 51 db will sound to the ear to be about 20% quieter than a machine rated at 54 db. This is a rough estimate based on what my customers seem to notice and to my own ear.
� Aircraft at take-off (180)
� Fireworks (140)
� Snowmobile (120)
� Chain saw (110)
� Amplified music (110)
� Lawn mower (90)
� Noisy office (90)
� Vacuum cleaner (80)
� City traffic (80)
� Normal conversation (60)
� Refrigerator humming (40)
� Whisper (20)
� Leaves rustling (10)
� Calm breathing (10)
Perceptions of increases in decibel level
The list below gives you an idea of how noticable a change in decibel level will be to you:
� 1dB - Not noticable
� 3dB - Barely noticeable
� 5dB - Clearly noticeable change
� 10dB - About twice as loud
� 20dB - About four times as loud
It seems you know that DeciBel is a scale or comparative values, not absolutes.
jakvis already mentioned that too.
Since neither you nor I have a reference noise to start with, that would be deemed "X" decibels as a reference noise, we do not have the capacity to communicate about 54 DeciBels with respect to that reference noise.
This is the fact about relative scales. The one and only fact that holds true for relative measurement "scales".
My Kitchen Aid KUDC03IVBS is rated at 54DB. Water running in my sink is louder than the dishwasher. We cannot hear it over the TV. When it is running, the only thing I can hear is the swish of the water. No motor, pump or anything else. Just water.
Sound pressure is normally measured with respect to a reference pressure, which for several years has been (IIRC) 2 micro pascals, rms.
Factors that make appliance measurement comparisons suspect would be use of different filters (e.g., no weighting vs. A weighting), different distances from the unit, manner in which toe kick is installed such that some noise is attenuated, how well the side gaskets fit the adjacent cabinet, etc.


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