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What are good companion plants for blue point juniper?
When you say "companion plants", do you mean in terms of things that look good with it? Or do well in the same environment?
Is this a full sun area? In an open bed or as a foundation plant? Are you looking for other shrubs or perennials or trees?
Things that do well with them, full sun,grouping of plants, not foundation plantings, shrubs,and perennials. Maybe another tree but I haven't decided on that yet.
Blue point juniper is a very strong vertical plant so you probably don't need any more (or a lot more) vertical accents. It is also a rather formal shape, so you might want to decide if you want to continue a formal look (very tidy plants) or counter balance the formality of the juniper with loose, open plants. Butterfly bush, for example, has similar bluish foliage but is a very loose (and eventually large) shrub. That is something you'd want to decide for yourself before choosing plants.
In terms of colors, white and blue flowering plants would look very nice. For blue, Stokes Aster is a nice perennial that does well in the South. Daylilies would be nice (although they are neither white nor blue), as would blue agapanthus.
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"Pacific Life is what you make it "
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I have been working at Pacific Life full-time (more than 10 years)
Well compensated if you work hard. Nice benefits, 401k and retirement. Incentive programs are ample. Always opportunities to learn new things if you are motivated and vocal in finding them.
Some very nice employees and well mannered work environment. The location and building is extremely beautiful and well kept.
Be willing to be flexible as management changes, so does the steering of the ship. It can be easy to confuse changes in direction with lack of direction for line staff.
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Pacific Life does very little to gain or keep high performing employees. Good performance is rewarded with more work and longer hours, while poor performance has no consequences. Office politics are rampant and utterly crippling to efficiency and progress. Training is nonexistent, and new employees often do not have a workstation until their second week or later due to poor planning.
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With the same guy (Joseph Kosinski) doing both Tron and Black Hole remakes, and he did Oblivion (great visual movie not relying completely on CGI, which I hope is closer to Tommorrowland style remake with retro futurism), I am predicting Black Hole will be a huge success as it has so much potential in a remake with the right people on the job and able to pay homage to a classic story (20,000 leagues Under the Sea). The timing and that Disney will see that this would be a great addition to Tomorrowland's remake right after the light cycles.
I will go out on a limb and predict the success of Black Hole surpassing, Tron Legacy and the upcoming Tron movie and a Black Hole attraction.
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Hoya lobbii buds
Woo Hoo! Very excited - discovered buds on Hoya lobbii! Got this the summer of 2008 or 2007 and have restarted it twice and it's now about 3 feet tall! Have thought about cutting it up since it's a single stock, but am glad now that I haven't yet. It developed a peduncle probably about 2 years ago, but never even budded. This is a brand new peduncle at the top of the plant (the other peduncle is still doing NOTHING!)! Have no idea what color it will be, but am hoping for the pink/black combo!
I have 3 lobbii's now - don't know the color of any of them. I, too, love the growth habit...that said...do I let this keep growing straight up after it blooms or cut it up? Measured it today and it's 44" tall and will soon outgrow the window it's in....
Here's another picture of buds...I swear they're noticably bigger than yesterday!
One of the other lobbii's I have grew well last year as well and grew several peduncles which have never developed buds. Wonder why that happens? Have an australis sanae that has had a peduncle since last summer as well...
Thanks for sharing in my excitement!
This is a Hoya that likes cooler conditions so bud development migh be linked to temperature. I know all the other Hoyas with this growth habit are cool to cold growers with one even able to take frost.
I am going to grow my plant on an upper shelf and allow it to hang down naturally. Your plant looks a bit like Jack's beenstock reaching for the sky and it has me a little bit worried about the space this one requires. I would think you could trim your plant at any time because this is to the best of my knoledge species that drops its peduncles and always flowers at the apex of the growth.
Do you find your different Hoya lobbii plants to all look the same or are there slight differences?
With the drapes closed on the window it probably gets down to about 65F. I was thinking this was a cool species. Was surprised to see on Joni's site that it recommends not letting lobbii go below 55F.
This one is on the enclosed porch (brought it in for the picture) where the temps are about 57-63F and it's continued to grow and has peduncles that have yet to produce buds. Had this one outside from May until October of this past year and it probably tripled in size - still growing now on the porch!
This is a cutting I got this past fall. Just took it out of the rooting tank a couple of weeks ago...I left stuff in there TOO long...
I really don't see a difference in them - except maybe a slight different in leaf size. I once asked David Liddle about the different color lobbii's and he seemed to think there are only a few (maybe 2) varieties and the color is dependent on the environment. Watch all three of mine be the same color!
Thinking I'm not going to have a choice but to cut lobbii up after it blooms!
I guess intermediate grower would be a better description. Warm growers are good down to 65F, intermediate to about 55F or 50F but these are always just nighttime lows and daytime temps should to climb back up into the 70's. Is your porch only up into the mid 60's during the day?
There are Hoyas that closely resemble Hoya lobbii but that are found farther East then Hoya lobbii's range. Hoya lazaroi was named by Dale Kloppenburg and Dr. Simeona Siar in 2006 and 2007. I cut and pasted the description of this species below.
Hoya lazaroi named after the current Philippine Orchid Society president Mr. Carlos Valeriano C. Lazaro who is also an avid hoya and plant collector . The current poster of the Flora Filipina 2009 will feature this slow growing hoya ! So get you collectible Flora Filipina 2009 poster !
This is a terrestrial hoya (slow grower) yellow orange corolla with dark red corona 8 -12 flowers per umbel . Collected in the Laguna, Quezon area . Plant habit is similar to Hoya multiflora except the leaves is different.
Taxonomy is a tricky business and not everyone involved always agrees so these plants will probably be sold under the name of Hoya lobbii but collection data will help ID in case you want to go with the currently proposed/published name for these Hoyas.
I love the look of your hanging Hoya lobbii.
Here is a link that might be useful: Hoya lazaroi on the Apodagis site
Oh, I love the Apodagis site! Hmmm...should I wait until it flowers to see which it most closely resembles? Interesting that their "Black" lobbii looks NOTHING like some of the other pictures I've seen of black lobbii - where the corona is such a deep, deep purple/plum that it almost appears black.
Right now with the outside temps barely getting above freezing during the day, 63F is about the warmest the porch gets unless I turn on the 2nd wall heater (weak central heating, plus 2 wall heaters on the porch. The wall heaters really blow out some air, so it feels oddly much warmer to me than the 57-63F.
Thanks for the info on Hoya lazaroi!
Oops! When I read "lobbii", my brain went to "lambii"...Duh! It clicked when I saw your photo of that rambling nature of lobbii. Lobbii is one I've been growing for a couple years and it did finally bloom for me last fall. And I had one other peduncle bud up about a month ago, but the blooms never opened quite right. But here's what the blooms looked like last fall...as they opened...
...and fully opened...
It's a beauty! No scent as far as I could detect though.
I grow mine in a hanging pot and it really takes up a lot of space. I plan to cut mine back this spring to try to get it a little more compact, but I have a feeling it's going to be a fight to keep it that way!
As for lobbii, I hope it's more of a climber or twiner, and I don't expect to get blooms anytime soon!
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Those flowers are beautiful! I'd love for mine to look like that! Do you remember where you got yours? Wondering if we have the same source...
If it had been my little lambii (DL order as well) I'd be even MORE beside myself!
Thanks for posting the pictures!
Thanks, Brad!
Hoya lobbii's buds are progressing nicely!
Mike, my Mom was down this weekend and informed me she prefers the hanging basket of lobbii to the bean-stalk lobbii as well! Now that it's hanging in the kitchen as opposed to being in the jungle on the porch, it's getting noticed. As soon as the bean-stalk has bloomed I'm going to cut it up and root it!
I really like that picture! Images of buds always make my heart flip-flop.
I have to agree lobbii looks really good as a basket plant. I'm glad you shared that picture because I never would have thought of growing mine in such a way, but now that's the plan. It's a tiny little beanstalk now, so it's not too late to take out the stake. :3
Buds are progressing, although not nearly fast enough for me! When I came home this evening there was a freakin' stink bug (those of us in the lower NE states know these guys TOO well) on the buds and sap at near the nodes....
I actually got one in a trade with Shannon (is she still around? Seems like a long time since I've seen a post from her) That one came to me as the "orange" form. Then, the same year (2009), I bought one from CBFM, the one I assume has bloomed for me, which he called the "pink" form. Looks more red than pink to me! Mine's got another bud coming on now, too. I plan to whack mine back this year to work towards a more compact plant!
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Thank you for the pictures.... I'm as excited as you with you plant! Everyday I came here to check if the flowers opened. Please keep posting the development. Congrat for your plant, it is really nice, I never considered to grown like you did. The only problem is going to be the roof. LOL
Thanks for sharing in my excitement! I'm never sure about posting bud pictures, but do it anyway because I love watching the progression of buds! Can remember too when I first started growing hoyas wanting to know what to watch for, etc!
You're absolutely right that the roof is going to be a problem with this one! I'm amazed at how much it has grown this year. After the flowers open and fade I'm goind to chop it up into a full plant...although maybe I'll take the top portion and grow it as a stalk again!
Checked this morning and still no signs of opening... Had really thought they would open this past weekend!
I like seeing photos of buds, entire plants for that matter. I have Hoya pachyclada,Hoya lasiantha and Hoya lambii in bud right now and I think I might try and get some photos of them before they bloom. The buds have a charm all their own and some have really peculiar shapes.
It's interesting to see the progression of colour in your plants buds. It looks like you might get a dark pink flower but last time I tried to guess the colour of lobbii's flowers from the bud stage I was way off.
I totally agree that the buds on Hoyas (and many other plants) are just as spectacular as the actual flowers. Do you ever have the experience where you see the bud and actually get disappointed by the flower? I mean, not on your own plant, of course, but during internet browsing? :P
It really does look like dark flowers! I'm amazed by how much their color has changed. I feel like lobbii is particularly deceitful with its buds, though!


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Bed rails on hospital beds reduce injuries, right? Nope. There is no evidence they reduce injuries, said Mark Bruley, vice president for accident and forensic investigation at the ECRI Institute. To illustrate his point, Bruley slammed a bed rail down on the neck of a "patient" – just a mannequin – demonstrating the bed rail's […] [Read More]
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My story today about a lawsuit against Small Smiles/Access Dental in Colonie (Suit: Dental chain hurt kids for profit – Times Union) churned up emotions about the use of restraints by dentists. I received several calls and emails from mothers whose children were traumatized by memories of being restrained during a dental procedure. Some of […] [Read More]
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A summit sponsored by the New York eHealth Collaborative will look at the benefits of electronic health records on Thursday, March 31, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Hilton Garden Inn in Troy. What is your experience with electronic records? I was surprised and amused during several visits to the doctor and ER when […] [Read More]
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Times Union political reporter Jim Odato had this little gem in his Monday column ('Albany' subs for 'Cuomo'): A legislator has proposed capping hospital leaders' salaries at $250,000 – the same figure that Gov. Andrew Cuomo has proposed for capping malpractice awards. Assemblywoman Deborah Glick wants a law setting hospital administrators' pay at no more […] [Read More]
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Schenectady-based Ellis Medicine announced a new program Thursday, guaranteeing its cardiac care. The guarantee is good for 90 days after a patent is released from the hospital. The hospital group, in a collaboration with insurers CDPHP and MVP Health Care, said it will be responsible for hospital costs if a person incurs complications related to […] [Read More]
Albany doctor explains Excited Delirium
I sat down with an emergency medicine doctor last week and learned about a new, controversial syndrome called Excited Delirium." My first thought was "Great name for a band." Dr. Michael W. Dailey, assistant professor of Emergency Medicine at Albany Medical Center, trains people on how to identify, avoid and treat the condition, and he […] [Read More]
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A jury on Monday awarded a Glens Falls family $154,000 for a fatal medication error. Leo Bruce Sr., 66, " a retired Finch, Pruyn & Co. employee, was suffering from end-stage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and had only a year to live, Nikas said. Bruce was in the hospital for overnight evaluation when a nurse […] [Read More]
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If you haven't been following it, there's been an interesting exchange of letters on the Times Union's opinion pages on the subjects of patient safety, medical malpractice and bad doctors… and heck, bad lawyers. I thought the most recent letter (Bad practitioners exist everywhere), from a dentist no less, brought an interesting twist to the […] [Read More]
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Nurses at Ellis Medicine in Schenectady filed more than 250 "protests of assigment" from Jan. 1 to Sept. 1, according to the union that represents 650 nurses at Ellis. I wondered if this were part of a campaign to pressure Ellis administration to give the nurses a contract, so I asked Janet Stromanger, chief negotiator […] [Read More]
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Rajesh Khanna was remembered with a spontaneous joy that made the evening a perfect finale to the November Fest
At 'Remembering Rajesh', which was the finale of November Fest 2012, there were many heroes. The biggest of them was the audience, a generous mix of young and old, that was out to shatter every myth associated with the Chennai crowd — except perhaps the 'knowledgeable' bit — for when asked to sing, quite a few times, the packed hall not only knew all the words to the Hindi songs but sang in perfect key and in perfect unison. What myths you ask? The first being 'the crowd leaves by 9:00 pm, no matter what'. At the event that didn't even see an intermission, the crowd not only stayed till 10.15 in the night but nearly refused to leave, asking for more. Then there's the myth that Chennai's crowd is always 'solemn in its revelry'. If the young were up on their feet dancing to 'Jai Jai Shiv Shankar', the middle-aged swayed in their seats and sang lustily along.
The evening began with Srinivas rendering the beautiful Kalyanji Anandiji composition from Safar, 'Jeevan se bhari teri aankhen', one that the singer called "the ultimate romantic song, an ode to the diehard romantic Yash Chopra". Even as the audience erupted into applause at the end of the song, Srinivas confessed that the first song was always the tough one. But the crowd made it clear with its sustained applause through the evening that it wasn't there to critically analyse the team's prowess but to reminisce its Radio Ceylon Binaca Geet Mala days and Doordarshan's Sunday afternoon movie days. The appreciative nodding, the constant kya baat hai, the heartfelt sabhaashi and the spontaneous clapping lasted through the evening.
After 'Mere dil mein aaj kya hai', another Rajesh Khanna-Sharmila Tagore number by Srinivas, Shweta Mohan took over, her haunting 'Raina beeti jaaye' (from the classic Amar Prem) stunning the hall into silence. Amar Prem 'Kora kaagaz ta yeh man mera', a duet featuring Srinivas and Shweta followed. And then entered another hero. Naresh Iyer walked on to the stage saying, "Itna sannata kyun hai bhai" and then took the audience on a rollercoaster ride with 'Zindagi ek safar hai suhana', complete with near-perfect yodelling. By the end of the song, the hall was charged and the audience had let its guard down. A little later came 'Roop Tera Mastana' that threw the spotlight on Nikhil Ram, whose sparkling saxophone and flute renditions earned him continuous applause, sometimes even in the middle of songs. Srinivas' 'Kuch toh log kahenge' and 'Zindagi ka safar' were poignant.
Naresh Iyer's outfit changes, in the meantime, provided much entertainment and earned him some compliments too, as someone screamed out, "We love your red coat". The young and sweet-voiced Saptaparna Chakroborty joined him for the Kishore-Lata duet 'Gore rang pe na itna gumaan kar' from Roti. Singer Haricharan, who was in the audience, sportingly got on stage for a couple of songs.
By the end of the evening, the show had turned into an intimate dialogue, as audience and singers sang for each other. Srinivas charmingly accommodated the deluge of audience requests by singing a few lines of each song, much to the crowd's delight.
The orchestra featured a six-member string section which did a fantastic job of recreating the retro mood. The bass and lead guitarists, keyboard artistes, the flautist and three percussionists were consistently brilliant.
The evening ended on a high note with 'Duniyen mein logon ko dhoka kabhi ho jaata hai' and 'Jai jai shiv Shankar' rendered zestfully by all four singers. The standing ovation that followed the show was so spontaneous that it reminded one of the gleeful outbursts that are usually reserved for occasions such as a Tendulkar century.
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Monday, February 23, 2015
posted by Coach at 10:53 || under General
As a self-coached athlete, this is also a huge success story for Kim Geist Coaching.
Kim Geist - 2015 World Track Cycling Championship women's points race BRONZE MEDALIST!
*photo collage credit USA Cycling
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Monday, January 19, 2015
posted by Coach at 10:57 || under General
Kim Geist Coaching had the pleasure of
working with Victoria when she was a younger junior. We knew there were going to
be cool things to come for her in the future! Thanks for the shout-out,
Victoria. Go Tornadoes!
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Friday, January 2, 2015
posted by Coach at 18:20 || under General
One of the success stories rider and coach are proud of in '14: *borrowed from Lee's Facebook page
"I spent the past few days reflecting on 2014 and my SMALL cycling hobby. My best moments were not only standing on the podium for the PA State TT Championship and Tour de Millersburg TT Stage but sharing it with a teammate. In all my team (Spinteck Cycling Team p/b Blue Bell Private Wealth Management) and I had a great year. But more importantly, we had fun doing it! LIKE our page to follow our accomplishments and shenanigans.
What does it take to get there?
In 2014 I rode my bike indoor and outside for nearly 600 hours, covered over 8,500 miles outside, crashed twice, and broke a few bones along the way. This may or may not impress you, but I am surely inspired now.
How did I manage that?
Kim Geist Coaching. The most professional guidance on providing me measurable gains year after year and elevating me to a level I definitely could not reach alone. I see the numbers, my team/sponsors love it, and my competitors know it.
Can't wait to kick ass in 2015!"
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Friday, December 19, 2014
posted by Coach at 11:44 || under General
Congrats to Kim Zubris who has officially earned her Category 1 cycling license on the track!
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Monday, November 24, 2014
posted by Coach at 8:04 || under General
Huge congrats to Kim Geist Coaching athlete Dan Sladovnik for meeting his life-long goal this season by moving up to the "A" class after such a successful racing season on the Grand National Cross Country circuit. Also, huge congrats to him on winning the Rocky Mountain ATV MC trip to Moab Utah, as seen on TV above!
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Travelodge Grand Rapids
Situated in Grand Rapids, Travelodge Grand Rapids is close to Downtown Market and Meyer May House. Additional area attractions include Grand Rapids Children's Museum and Grand Rapids Art Museum.
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Travelodge Grand Rapids has an indoor pool and a fitness center. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. There is a 24-hour business center on site. A complimentary breakfast is served each morning. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Complimentary self parking is available onsite for guests.
The 54 air-conditioned guestrooms at Travelodge Grand Rapids include washers/dryers and safes. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. Rooms are equipped with LED TVs. All accommodations provide desks and complimentary newspapers; free local calls are offered (restrictions may apply). Bathrooms offer shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Additional amenities include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards.
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Children at the Goddard School in McKinney showed CBS 11 first hand which toys they liked the best.
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For older kids, there were two games, "Super Why" and "Stack up."
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I have a few 12ers of the throwback Mountain Dew, I love the taste with real sugar, I hope that this sticks around for a while!
Shirts n Steins: Grain Reaper Brewing
They showed up just recently in Washington.
we can get mexican coke down here just about anywhere. (personally I prefer Columbian. ) it tastes better; less acidic perhaps? I dunno. I don't really drink soda enough to actually pin point the differences. but if I have the choice down here I'll always take the mexican coke when I want a soda.
That's what Jamil said.
The only soda I drink is Mexican Coke. I buy it at Sam's for cheap. Delicious! Doesn't have that overpowering syrup taste. I've tried Dr. Pepper with sugar, better than normal.
Too bad they did away with Pepsi Clear.
[Homer]Mmmmm....invisible cola....[/Homer]
anybody throw some yeast into one yet? You know you want to find out what it would taste like....
I have a mexican restaurant down the street from me, and they sell mexican Pepsi (in glass bottles to boot), which is what Pepsi Thowback is. I'll usually order that to drink when I eat there.
I could swear there is a difference between the blue released earlier and this one. The other once was sweeter and had less salt taste.


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Travel Choice is a Moreton Bay Regional Council program which aims to do the following by encouraging community members to embrace more sustainable travel choices:
Travel Choice connects people and destinations:
The Active and Safe mapping program is designed to encourage families to park their vehicles up to 800 metres away from school entry points in order to reduce traffic congestion and increase road safety awareness in and around the school community.
The booklets highlight alternative parking locations, safer walking routes and provide education focused on school based road safety and active/sustainable travel. The program is in its pilot year, working with 12 primary schools across the region.
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The program works with our residents and the community to raise awareness, improve access to information and generate opportunities to use more sustainable transport:
Travel Choice Schools Program delivers a range of sustainable transport initiatives aimed at reducing traffic in and around school communities.
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Electrical Engineering & Computer ScienceEECS is everywhere. We combine the rigor of science, the power of engineering, and the thrill of discovery. Our students change the world.
Michael Stonebraker, a researcher at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) who has revolutionized the field of database management systems (DBMSs) and founded multiple successful database companies, has won the Association for Computing Machinery's (ACM) A.M. Turing Award, often referred to as "the Nobel Prize of computing." Read more.
Students and graduates of Prof. Rob Miller's group, the User Interface Design Group have designed a system for visualizing and exploring thousands of solutions to a programming problem, ultimately enhancing online teaching and learning. Members of the group including first author and EECS graduate student Elena Glassman will present their work in April at the Association for Computing Machinery's Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. Read more.
In a broad new assessment of the status and prospects of solar photovoltaic technology, MIT researchers including Vladimir Bulović, Associate Dean for Innovation and the Fariborz Maseeh (1990) Professor of Emerging Technology and Joel Jean, EECS graduate student and lead author in the journal Energy & Environmental Science say that it is "one of the few renewable, low-carbon resources with both the scalability and the technological maturity to meet ever-growing global demand for electricity." Read more.
Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) principal investigator and EECS Prof. Martin Rinard with members of his research group, the Center for Resilient Software, including CSAIL research scientist Stelios Sidiroglou-Douskos have developed DIODE (for Directed Integer Overflow Detection) a system to provide an effective mechanism for finding dangerous integer overflows that affect memory allocation sites in debugging code. Read more.
Qing Hu, the MIT Distinguished Professor in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and Principal Investigator in the Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) has been selected by the Board of Directors of the Optical Society (OSA) as the 2015 recipient of the Nick Holonyak, Jr. Award. He is recognized for his pioneering contributions to high-performance THz quantum-cascade lasers and their applications in imaging and sensing. Read more.
EECS students/graduates team to develop satellite image analysis methods to automate ID areas for developmentFormer and current EECS graduate students have created new methods to automate identification of potential areas for development in rural villages in both India and sub-Saharan Africa. The group won a $10,000 prize last year from the MIT IDEAS Global Challenge. Read more.
Postdoc6, launched in 2014 to build a networking and supportive community in EECS for its postdocs has come full cycle. Read about what the postdoctoral life in EECS and how the postdoctoral community is gaining new perspective and voice in the department.
The Optical Society (OSA) announced on March 1, 2015, the selection of Professor James G. Fujimoto as the recipient of the Frederic Ives Medal / Quinn Prize. He is recognized for pioneering the field of optical coherence tomography (OCT) and for his research group's and collaborator's contributions leading to its widespread medical application and major commercial impact. Read more.
MIT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department Head Anantha Chandrakasan and Associate Department Heads Bill Freeman, Silvio Micali, and David Perreault announced in February 2015, the promotions of eight faculty members in the department. Professors Adalsteinsson, Daniel, Golland, and Torralba are promoted to full professor. Professors Chilpala, Polyanskiy and Vaikuntanathan are promoted to associate professor. The promotions are effective July 1, 2015. Read more.
MIT announced a major thrust toward addressing cybersecurity with the launch of three new initiatives including one focused on technology research to be based in the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL). Read more.
EECS alumna Cynthia Breazeal, SM '93, ScD '00, associate professor of media arts and sciences at MIT, and members of her group in the Media Lab, the Personal Robotics Group, has developed a system that allows pre-school children to program interactive robots to serve as a introduction to programming principles as well as... Read more.
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First Antibiotic-Resistant Gonorrhea Cases Detected In North AmericaSubmitted by emalvini on Tue, 01/08/2013 - 22:17
First Antibiotic-Resistant Gonorrhea Cases Detected In North America
Completely incurable gonorrhea may be at hand
By JASON KOEBLER
January 8, 2013
The fears of major health organizations have come true: Gonorrhea that is immune to the last remaining effective oral antibiotic has been detected in at least nine North American patients, meaning the era of "incurable" gonorrhea could be close.
In a study released Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association, a group of scientists led by Vanessa Allen of Public Health Ontario, found that 6.7 percent of patients with gonorrhea at a Toronto clinic still had the disease after a round of cephalosporins, the last effective oral antibiotic used to treat the disease. Of 133 patients who returned for a "test of cure" visit, nine remained gonorrhea-positive. This is the first time cephalosporin-resistant gonorrhea has been found in humans in North America.
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We get low doses of Antibiotics through GMO's
and in our factory farm meats. It is just a matter of time this was going to happen. More incurables to come!
Surviving the killing fields of Minnesota
Todays brainwashing: GMO's are safe
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I do believe this is the second time one of your posts has made me title my comment "ewww" lol. The giant squid post gave me shivers and made me think.... ewwww lol. Now with the gonorrhea....
On the plus side maybe people will stop being as.....um.... shall I say unselective about their partners....
Not a problem for those who abstain.
So what is the issue.
we should print the names and make a map
of all those dangerous individuals with the non-curable variety :)
don't worry!
as soon as you see this on mainstream news know that the vaccine is getting FDA approval. And within 6 months they'll be distributing them via Walmart.
I meant that to be kinda funny....but the thing is. Its too true. ;-(
ASAP Solution
I wonder if Colloidal silver would help cure it?
When I was an Airman in Korea 45 years ago...
we heard story about military personnel send to a "Devil's Island" until their STDs could be cured. In other words,"forever."
Heard That Too Bob!
Hope Piers Morgasm and Mayor Bluebeard don't come down with it...Ha!


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Have you made poor choices? Read John 5:14. Fell like something is missing from you life? Come join us to study God's word every Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m. at Choctaw Riding Club Arena. The arena is located … Read more
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Adam Dillinger had been preaching to his team over and over that they were going to have to be at their best over the last three weeks of the season.
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Opinions on bifold doors
Hi GWers!
I saw at one of these home shows an upper cabinet bifold door that lifts up. They were beside a hood and I thought it was the solution to the cabinet doors that always open into the hood. Anyone have these? Do you like them? Can they come in 42" high? I've tried to search houzz but there doesn't seem to be many out there, especially in a shaker style, or that they just look like a lift cabinet and that they don't reach the ceiling. I've seen one picture where they stacked 3 of these "horizontal" cabinets to reach the ceiling but I think it looks weird. Tia!
They're not bi-fold doors, which when searching will get you a lot of closets. I think you need to search for lift-up, or overhead cabinets. I can't remember.
I've seen them before and I think they're great. The problem for me would be that lifted up, I could no longer reach it to pull it down.
You can buy the hardware on Rockler and Lee Valley, if you wanted to use your own cabinets and doors.
I'm 5'9" and easily reach my 37" uppers bare foot (actually 90 cm uppers with 50 cm b/w counter and uppers, so did some conversion here assuming you'll have 18" b/w counter and uppers). I think I wouldn't have any problem with 42" either.
My kitchen belongs to pre-GW era so didn't make a reveal, but here are a few pics.
The uppers on the last picture are not uplifting.I have some tall things stored there so thought regular doors would work better for them.
Wow Sena! Love your kitchen and the purple colour. My friend just recently painted her place purple and it looks really fresh. I'm also divided between the transitional shakers vs the sleek modern slab. I know, very different styles but theres something about that clean and sleek feeling thats so attractive, plus I have a bleached oak flooring which calls for the more modern look. How do you find the "double" sink? Is there a reason why you did it that way?
I guess I'm going to have to find a showroom with this door. I'm 5'4" so a bit on the vertically challenged, however DH is 6'2" so not an issue. Sorry for asking so many questions, but when you open the cabinets, do they open all the way all the time, or do they stay where you leave them? Thanks again
Kirkhall, you have a point. Thanks. Actually I was hoping they come in 42" so that I still have 3" until it reaches a bulkhead. One gc I was talking to wants to see if we can remove them but if I'm going with the bifold cabinets, I don't want to open up to the ceiling anyways.
I also saw another electrical one where you pushed on the cabinet door and it lifted 90 degrees and then there was a small button by the bottom of the cabinet that you press (like the automatic car trunk close feature) and the door closes so it doesn't matter if you can't reach the door. However, it costs $1000 just for that gadget
I took some pictures, I hope it helps.
Unless you open them very fast, they stop wherever you want them to stop.
There's a soffit over the cabs (apartment so couldn't get rid of it) so they don't reach the ceiling. But where soffit makes a corner DH put some silicone thingy (don't no what they're called--look like large tear drops) so door doesn't hit the soffit.. Those white/yellow dots in the picture. I'm OK with that one cab, but if all your uppers would be close to the ceiling then it is something to consider.
You don't have to open them all the way to reach the highest shelf.
I didn't know about the closing buttons, remotes. I.must save money for those, people get shorter as they grow older you know ))
I like the double bowls. One of my must haves was an under counter double bowl sink, with one bowl big enough for my biggest pan. Where I live kitchens are much smaller I think, so couldn't find a double bowl one the size I wanted, so preferred the 2 separate bowl option (I fell in love with stages but was too expensive and too big for my kitchen) After using them for 2 years, I think two separate bowls are better than a double bowled sink, because I buy most of my veggies from a farm and they need a lot of washing, soaking. I didn't know about prep sinks when we did the reno, but the 2 separate bowls sort of serve that purpose.
This post was edited by sena01 on Fri, Jan 31, 14 at 8:47
What you are looking for is by Blum - it's their Aventos lift hinges. Blum also makes servo-drive units which are slick - they will open and close these units very easily for you...for a price. So, it depends on your wallet.
Here's a YouTube link to let you see the servo-drive unit in motion:
And here's a photo of one of the Aventos hinge units in place...if you know to search for Blum Aventos on Houzz, it helps you to find them a little more easily. We had considered this option at one point, but decided against it. In retrospect, it may have wound up working for the one area where I had considered it for our cabinet.
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