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I don't share your black/white view of the software world, and I respect developers' choice of license (whether its proprietary, copyleft or permissive). To claim that those who reject copyleft licenses somehow discourage code reuse excludes those who support permissive licenses and reject copyleft licenses. It's obvious that permissive licenses encourage more code reuse by a wider developer audience since this audience includes proprietary developers and developers who simply don't wish for copyleft licenses to extend those copyleft terms to their own work (which is understandable). A copyleft license only really encourages code reuse within the FOSS community. That's the duh part.
I don't know why you assume that a copyleft license somehow encourages proprietary developers to make contributions. It's still the sole discretion of the companies and developers to contribute to a copyleft project. Further, I don't understand why you assume that a permissive license does not encourage these types of contributions either; this very thread and phoronix article serve as a contradiction to your statement (since launchd was written by Apple).
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collection 1 of 6 Royal Oak
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collection detailscollection 2 of 6 Royal Oak Offshore
Characterized by larger-than-life proportions, high-tech materials and components engineered to ensure protection from magnetic waves, as well as by its distinctive "Mega Tapisserie" motif.
collection detailscollection 3 of 6 Millenary
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collection detailscollection 4 of 6 Jules Audemars
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collection detailscollection 6 of 6 Classique
Inspired by Audemars Piguet's earliest watches, such as the pocket watches that are so emblematic of the Vallée De Joux's watchmaking tradition, as well as cushion-shaped wristwatches.
collection detailscomplication 1 of 15Chronograph
A chronograph is a standard watch fitted with an auxiliary mechanism that measures and displays continuous or discontinuous spans of time without affecting the watch's time-keeping functions. A center chronograph hand can start, stop and restart at will, then return to zero by actioning one or more push-pieces.
complication 2 of 15Chronometer with AP Escapement
The escapement combines high efficiency and shock resistance with lubricant-free operation. By beating faster than an ordinary movement, the balance offers exceptional chronometry and enhanced reliability.
complication 3 of 15Day & Date
The simplest complication on a watch is the date display. Day & Date adds the day of the week to the date complication.
complication 4 of 15Dual Time
In 1990, Audemars Piguet created the first Dual Time wristwatch to display the time in a second time zone driven by a single selfwinding movement calibre.
complication 5 of 15Equation of Time
The lapse of time between two passages of the sun through the meridian does not have the same length throughout the year. The equation of time represents the difference between mean solar and legal time.
complication 6 of 15Grande Complication
A combination of four functions coming from three core types of complications – astronomy, chiming and time interval. This selfwinding watch features a perpetual calendar indicating the day, the date, the week, the moon phases, the month and the leap years, minute repeater, split-seconds chronograph and small seconds at 9 o'clock.
complication 7 of 15Hand-Wound
The oldest type of watch movement in production, dating back to the sixteenth century. The hand-wound watch needs to be wound in order to function. Audemars Piguet hand-wound watches are celebrated for their reliability and precision.
complication 8 of 15Minute Repeater
This complication indicates the hours by a series of strikes on the low-pitched gong, quarter hours by striking the low/high-pitched gong and additional minutes by striking the high-pitched gong.
complication 9 of 15Minute Repeater with AP Escapement
complication 10 of 15Moon Phases
The astronomical moon phase indication provides an opportunity to admire the waxing and waning phases of the earth's satellite. The watch will continue running without any need for further adjustment for 122 years and 44 days.
complication 11 of 15Perpetual Calendar
The perpetual calendar is truly one of Audemars Piguet's stellar complications. It can display the day, month and year while taking into account the variable lengths of months and leap years.
complication 12 of 15Quartz
Quartz movements are based on a regulator consisting of a quartz crystal through which an electric current is passed. The quartz crystal vibrates at 32,768Hz, providing a more accurate oscillator for timekeeping than the balance wheel of the mechanical watch.
complication 13 of 15Selfwinding
Audemars Piguet selfwinding watches combine functionality and precision timekeeping and are distinguished by their extreme reliability. The movements of the wrist produce the energy required for the selfwinding mechanics to function.
complication 14 of 15Small Seconds
As opposed to centre or sweep seconds (positioned at the centre of the main dial), the small seconds is a small subdial showing seconds, generally at 6 o'clock.
complication 15 of 15Tourbillon
The tourbillon serves to compensate for the effects of gravity to enhance the accuracy of the movement rating. It makes the entire escapement rotate at a predefined cadence.
case material 1 of 9Ceramic
In the mid-1980s, Audemars Piguet became one of the first brands to use ceramics to make watch wristbands. Non-metallic and yet virtually unscratchable, ceramic is known as an efficient thermal insulator. It does not scratch and is also perfectly resistant to friction.
case material 2 of 9Forged Carbon
No watchmaker uses carbon like Audemars Piguet. Based on an innovative method, 1mm diameter carbon wire strands are molded by extreme pressure and heat. Beyond its lightness, forged carbon offers the advantage of making parts with straight edges and sharp angles.
case material 3 of 9Pink Gold
Pink gold is composed of 75% fine gold, along with 5% silver and 20% copper, the latter proportion varies according to the desired color intensity. Audemars Piguet also uses two other forms of gold: yellow and white.
case material 4 of 9White Gold
White gold also comprises 75% fine gold, along with 10% copper and 15% palladium to give it the white colour. Audemars Piguet also uses two other forms of gold: yellow and pink.
case material 5 of 9Yellow Gold
Yellow gold is composed of 75% fine gold, 16% silver and 9% copper in its 2N version. The 3N version has the same proportion of gold, along with 12.5% of each of the two other metals. Audemars Piguet also uses two other forms of gold: pink and white.
case material 6 of 9other
case material 7 of 9Platinum
Platinum is 30 times more rare than gold, in fact it is the most exclusive metal in the field of fine watchmaking. It is also used in its purest form, at 95%. Its malleability makes it particularly difficult to handle.
case material 8 of 9Steel
Composed of iron, chromium, nickel and molybdemum, steel boasts excellent corrosion resistance. To perfect the aesthetic appeal of stainless steel, Audemars Piguet's finishing process endows the metal with a luminous appearance.
case material 9 of 9Titanium
Grade 5 titanium, the most resistant and robust variety on the market, is ultra-rugged and twice as light as steel. Titanium boasts strong chemical stability and is hypoallergenic.


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Used when someone does something that is appreciated or respected. It as an alternative to thank you.
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This could be a tough one to answer, but it's always fun to hear about other's travel experiences and learn about things to do and places to see. If you have a great destination, fun travel route, must-do hike, etc. please share it
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My favorite trip was a couple summers ago. I flew into Seattle and drove through Portland towards the Oregon coast and all the way down to San Francisco. We drove back up to Seattle, taking a more inland route. We were able to check out Mt. St. Helens, several Oregon state parks, Redwood National forest and Crater Lake National Park.
Of the things we were able to see and do, if I had to pick one must-see... I'd recommend Crater Lake!
Hiking the Inca Trail with my brother Dave and my friend Brian has been hard to beat. My favorite part was the third day when we hiked in the early morning darkness to watch the sun rise from the Puerto Del Sol. The 3-day hike wanders through diverse landscape and even the hellish second-day climb was tempered by the surroundings. I almost got shot on the train ride back to Cusco and I did carry fleas all the way back to Buenos Aires, but hiking the Inca Trail remains one of the best trips I have ever been on.
That's awesome! I just googled the Inca Trail and it seems amazing. How did you decide upon that 3-day hike? I'd love to see any photos if you have any to share.
I have great photos that I would love to post, however, this trip was about ten years ago and I only had a 35 mm camera back then. Do you have any suggestions as to how I can get those print images on the computer?
Good point - I almost forgot about real, print photos
If you are interested in converting print photos into digital for many photos that you have, you might want to look into something along the lines of a multi-functional printer that can print documents for you as well as fax and/or scan them. You can then scan your photo collection into a digital library of sorts and save it on your computer.
Or, if you are thinking you would only like to do this with a few photos occasionally, I am pretty sure that your local Walgreens (or other local convenience store with a photo center) will scan photos onto a CD for a small charge.
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Vietnam! Hands-down the best all-round country I've been to...culture, food, the people, the beach, the south china sea...it's all great! I've been to Vietnam twice...on both trips, we visited Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) and Nha Trang. Saigon is a very busy (crazy) city with night life, high rise 5 star hotels, and top restaurants. Nha Trang is a quiet beach side town...white sand beaches and crystal clear water. Nha Trang is also a great location for scuba diving. In Saigon, don't miss the Zoo...it's awesome! I've included a few pics...
Sweet pics! Sounds like it offers a little bit of everything.
My roommate just returned home from Prague last night. Hearing her stories and looking at her photos made me want to travel abroad. I think I am going to start looking into taking a trip next summer.
Istanbul was a pretty cool trip, visiting all of the old churches and mosques, hanging out at the Bosfurus River, and eating yummy food at night. Thailand was amazing, everything is rally cheap, tons of natural beauty, and very friendly people. The old temples are a sight to see,
Sounds pretty sweet. When did you go? And do you have any photos to share?
For me, it was an incredible 3 year trip around the world with my wife. We started the begining of 1998 and finished in 2001. We went to Hawaii, fiji, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Bangladesh, Nepal, India, Egypt, Greece and finally England. In New Zealand and Australia we did a cultural exchange with WWOOF. WWOOF stands for Willing Workers On Organic Farms, they are all over the world. You work for 4 hours and get room and board in exchange. We worked at a horse trekking business, yoga retreat center, aloe farm as well as tradional farms throughout both countries. It was an awesome way to get to know the locals and see the real New Zealand and Australia. We also picked aplles for 6 weeks which basically paid for the whole 6 months in New Zealand. We also worked in Malaysia as raft/kayak/climbing guides for 8 months. We lived in a small town near the jungle and worked with the indigenous Malays at the rafting company. When we moved to Thailand I worked as a Dive Master in Phuket and my wife taught English for 8 months. After that we headed to Bangladesh, Nepal and India where we trekked, worked on some Peace Corps projects with a friend and took in the coulture of those countires for 4 months. Not enough by any means. After India we went to Egypt. Egypt was really hard at first because everything was set up for the package tourists and we are not that at all. But after we got into the groove we really loved it there. Three weeks was great but not enough to see all that we wanted to. Greece was so expensive, in comparison to Asia, that we didn't stay for the original time that we had wanted and chose to go to England early as we had friends to stay with. If you were to ask me which of those places was the best I would have a hard time telling you. We really loved so many things about ever country we went to and had so many incredible adventures.
That sounds amazing. And the WWOOF sounds like the way to do it. Was it hard to stop moving around and come back home to stay? Have you traveled anywhere since, or had the itch to?
WWOOFing is awesome although it isn't every where and in some countries its better to just travel and maybe volunteer on some project if that is what you are into.
Yes, it was very hard coming back to the states, especially since we came back to Los Angeles. We had a very hard time living there because everyone is so money driven. Thank fully we were there only about 9 months before taking off again for 8 months to go to Alaska for 2 months and back to SE Asia for 6 months.
Since that time we have traveled to Costa Rica, Dominican Republic and various places in Mexico but really want to take off again. We will always have the itch to travel and really want to travel alot with our 5 year old son. Most of our travels lately have been shorter ones, 2-3 weeks, but we really want him to experience other cultures for longer periods of time. Maybe move overseas for a while, who knows.
The best trip I have ever been on was a 1 week hiking trip over the great wall of china (the less touristy parts). Our small group camped out every night on different towers and woke up with watching the clouds roll back over the hills that stretched into Mongolia and China... will never forget it.
Had a friend that just came back from WWOOFing in South America. Sounds awesome! Might have to do that...
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Besides Apple and Samsung is it anyone of the other phone maker that do better than Nokia?
HTC, maybe?
Nokia did a much better q4 than htc.
Lol. Yeah no. It didn't. These are the Q4 sales results:
1 - Samsung - 63.7 million (preliminary)
2 - Apple - 47.8 million
3 - Huawei - (approx 20 million)
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10 - either Nokia or Yulong/Coolpad - Nokia sold 6.6 million
Nokia sold 4.4 million lumia phone (their premium phone 920 was released late in the quarter and in limited market and had supply restraint)
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and 9.3 million asha phone
If you count the non smartphone they totally sold around 80 million phones in q4.
Much less than when they was as biggest. But if you look at the market, most of the phone maker besides Apple and Samsung did negative result q4. Nokia made $580 million in operating profit how much came from the device unit I'm unsure about. I suppose Nokia-Siemens was the most profitable part of the company. But I got the impression both the device and services unit and Nokia-Siemens got a better q4 than earlier q in 2012.
It's very sad that Nokia's fate is not good. They have dominated the mobile industry for quite some time and if only they used Android instead of Microsoft,things would have been a lot different.
If Nokia went Android they would have become just another Android handset maker. And that market is already packed enough with the likes of major giants such as Samsung, LG, Motorola and HTC (add in Huawei and ZTE for the low-end segment). There's just no place for Nokia there anymore. Sure they can make some sales with Android, but that's about it.
With Windows Phone Nokia has relegated itself to a niche market, which of course is a huge drop from their previous 'World no.1' status. But even though Windows Phone uptake is slow (WP has approx 2 -3 % of the smartphone pie at best), this is a segment which Nokia almost totally owns for itself. The only alternatives are the HTC 8X, HTC 8S, and Samsung Ativ, which all barely register among consumers where WP is concerned because as far as they are concerned, Windows Phone = Lumia. Anyone who want to get a Windows Phone (like the one I'm using now) is almost guranteed to get a Lumia over the alternatives just because it's the poster maker for the operating system.
Sp no, Nokia is not dying one bit. As long as Microsoft continues to develop Windows Phone, Nokia will always be the go-to maker for WP handsets and they will continue to do well in that segment. But their days as the most popular phone maker in the world are over.


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World's Coolest Hot Rod Motorhome - The DecoLiner
Written by Brandan Gillogly on December 6, 2012 Two days with Flash Gordon's Motorhome"Is it an Airstream?" "Does it float?" Randy Grubb's handbuilt DecoLiner draws all sorts of questions from gawkers, and there's usually a gaggle of them. The polished-aluminum teardrop fuselage seems to attract a crowd and elicit smiles no matter where it's parked or driven. We had to see what it was all about.
You may know Randy by the Blastolene moniker (see Blastolene.com), the source of the famed Tank Car now owned by Jay Leno; it's a huge roadster powered by a 30.0L V12 Patton tank engine. I met Randy at SEMA 2010, where his previous build, the Piss'd Off Pete, was on display. The chopped, bare-aluminum Peterbilt was equipped with a two-stroke 12-71 GM diesel that had an exhaust note that made Randy the Pied Piper of gearheads. Each time Randy revved the Detroit Diesel, car guys would flock, but he noticed that while certain show visitors were enthralled with the truck, others wouldn't even glance at it. Something about Pete just didn't strike a chord with everyone. That's not the case with the DecoLiner.
I spent two days with Randy and Jeannette Grubb at their home in Grants Pass, Oregon, and told them that I wanted to experience the DecoLiner, a handbuilt mashup of a motorhome and a '50 White truck. Randy decided that the best way to show it in its element was to bring it to a car show. We stepped into the cab, Randy fired up the V8, and we drove 30 miles down Interstate 5 to Medford, Oregon, for the Thunderstruck motorcycle and car show. Despite the amazing motorcycles on display, the DecoLiner was easily the star of the show, as dozens of people, young and old, walked through the interior, climbed up to the flying bridge, and peppered Randy with questions that he was more than happy to answer.
It's a trick chassis. It's ridiculously light. — Randy Grubb
After wiping nose prints from the porthole glass, Randy and I headed back to Grants Pass, tearing up the Oregon Interstate at 75 mph. Randy didn't seem to be bothered by the crosswind, he just kept both hands on the steering wheel to keep it going straight, except when he waved to passing motorists who slowed to get a better look at the massive aluminum freakshow and take photos with their cell phones. Randy explained, "I used to get a thumbs up, now I just get a device."
The DecoLiner is a bit loud because of the flex fan that's right below the cab floor, but there are no other squeaks or rattles, and the engine runs cool. Thanks to the portholes and rear windows in the stairs up the spine of the DecoLiner, visibility isn't bad, either. The base of the DecoLiner is a '73 GMC motorhome. That means it's got an Oldsmobile 455 with a front-wheel-drive TH425 transaxle like an Olds Toronado. It just might be the coolest front-wheel-drive vehicle ever, and yes, we're including the EM-50 urban assault vehicle from Stripes that was based on the very same GMC motorhome. Due to the extensive use of aluminum, the DecoLiner only weights about 7,000 pounds—much less than the 12,500-pound GVWR of the GMC chassis—yet the body is so rigid that it can be jacked up by only one corner.
When he found out I was visiting, Randy called the cadre of craftsmen from southern Oregon who helped on the DecoLiner build. John Huring, whom Randy describes as a perfectionist and amazing problem solver, helped line the interior with birch door skin, which fits with the Art Deco style of the build. We checked out John's small-block-Ford–powered E-Type Jaguar and his under-construction '32 Vicky. Attention to detail was obvious in all of his work. Next, we dropped by to see Don Tippet, who was also working on a Ford hot rod. Randy calls Don his "line guy," and he was instrumental in helping get the proportions and lines of the DecoLiner just right. He also pinstriped the massive streamlined beast inside and out. While Don was spraying a sedan in his paint booth, Randy and I poked around his art studio and marveled at how Don is able to paint in several different styles from classic portraits to noir to Diego Rivera–style murals. Our last stop was to Ron Crume's paint/machine shop, where he keeps his under-construction '57 Chevy and repurposes heavy shop machinery to manufacture precision ball-and-seat valves.
I had nearly wrapped up my visit and was already thinking of my 800-mile drive home when Randy reminded me that he hadn't shown me the Liner's flying bridge yet. Perhaps it's because it looks like it's supposed to be there, but driving from the flying bridge didn't seem at all unnatural until I actually climbed the teak stairs to ride shotgun while Randy piloted the DecoLiner around the back roads of Grants Pass—from the roof. Only when I got to the top did I realize that this roadster we were sitting in was piggybacking a fullsize motorhome. It's just a little bit insane. Before I had any second thoughts, Randy explained that he installed beefy antisway bars front and rear to keep body roll to a minimum. They worked. Even though we were several feet above the vehicle's centerline, body roll was minimal, I never felt queasy, and the view was amazing. You do need to keep an eye out for tree branches, though.
So what's next for Randy? He's building version 2.0 of his Decopod scooter, and soon he'll be collaborating with his favorite artist on a top-secret automotive build, again using aluminum. The DecoLiner is for sale, and he has to make room in his shop before he can start on the next big undertaking. He hinted that he already had a few ideas in mind, and based on his last few builds, we won't have to go too long before there's another aluminum-skinned SEMA debut that will have everyone talking.
Randy's Metal-Crafting History
Although he spent much of his professional life as a glass artist, Randy's got a long history of building cars. When he was 12 years old, Randy bought a neighbor's Honda motorcycle, assembled it, and traded it back to his neighbor for a Ford flathead. His father gave him a Model A frame and helped him buy a '31 roadster body. He had it running when he was 14 and soon bought a '40 Ford pickup that he drove throughout high school.
A. The icebox is a reproduction soda vending machine; the contour of the front panel was too close to the White truck cab's inner door panels to ignore.
B. The rear panel of the vending machine was removed to create the cupboard door.
C. A futon folds flat and creates a boat-like V-berth. There's a large storage area underneath.
D. The floor tiles are cork.
The GMC chassis allows for low step-in height and more than 6 feet of headroom while still keeping the flying bridge low.
A. Randy had 3⁄4-inch aluminum sheet water-jet cut to form the ribs of the DecoLiner's body. The oval holes allow for a rivet buck. Randy spaced them toward the inside edge so that they could be shown off once the insulation and birch plywood were installed.
B. '53 Pontiac speaker grilles house speakers and a vintage clock.
C. The top of a vintage space heater conceals a modern 12-volt car stereo head unit.
D. A structural rib in the roof hides the wiring for the overhead lights. E. Insulation from DEI keeps the interior from turning into an aluminum oven, but the 455 Olds engine puts out a lot of heat and it has to go somewhere, so the interior can get toasty. An HVAC unit is underneath the wraparound bench seat.
Here's the telescope steering linkage connected for driving from the flying bridge.
A. Ford-banjo steering wheel.
B. Peterbilt column bell.
C. Floorboard/fan shroud
D. Fully framed windows, factory on the '50 White 3000 COE. E. '36 Ford glovebox door.
Not shown: Two Mastershift consoles—one up top, one down below—control the TH425. One is locked out of operation when the other is in use.
The Build
One of Randy's friends spotted a White 3000 COE truck in a field and sent Randy a photo, which got the gears turning. Sketches followed and were honed by artist/pinstriper Don Tippit, who helped Randy with the critical design details and getting the lines of the DecoLiner just right. From there it was just a matter of building an entire 26-foot body and skeleton from scratch. No big deal, right?


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In 1992 millions of people in cinemas around the world laughed their hearts out watching Whoopi Goldberg and her nun sisters. In the musical version we again meet Deloris the nightclub singer, who is hiding in the convent from gangsters and making the convent walls shake with her nuns' choir. Their antics have audiences at the Stage Metronom Theatre at the CentrO Oberhausen in stitches.
What could be more whacky than a tale about a nightclub singer having to hide from mobsters in a convent? In 1992 SISTER ACT brought a richly comic story of two totally different worlds on a constant collision course to cinemas and became a massive worldwide hit.
The stage version is just as brilliant as the film. When Deloris van Cartier, a talented nightclub singer, escapes from a group of gangsters and ends up in a strict Catholic convent with nuns whose singing is not what it might be, everyone's in for a shock. But the audience of 1,800 at the Stage Meteronom Theatre at the CentrO Oberhausen is in for a treat. SISTER ACT is an unforgettable experience full of energy, divine singing and toe-tapping tunes. As Whoopi Goldberg, who co-produced the musical, says: "You'll have a fabulous time! There's no deeper meaning, no hidden messages – just go to the theatre and you'll have a fantastic evening. You don't have to be a genius to see this show. Just come along and have fun!"
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Chances are you or someone you love will die from heart disease. It's the number one killer of men and women not only in Oklahoma, but also in the United States.
In the battle for healthy hearts, Norman Regional's Heart Hospital is arming people with the tools, knowledge and interventions they need to defeat disease. Through prevention, detection and treatment Norman Regional's Heart Hospital at the HealthPlex is bringing together all the pieces for total heart health.
Dr. Kyle Toal is a cardiothoracic surgeon who practices at Norman Regional. He also serves as the Medical Director of Norman Regional's cardiovascular services.
"It's important that people become dedicated fighters of the number one adult killer in the United States, armed with a full knowledge of all the options available to them, no matter where they choose to have their healthcare," Toal said.
Located on Interstate 35 and Tecumseh Road in Norman, the Heart Hospital at the HealthPlex has a Chest Pain Center, specialized staff and critical care unit all dedicated to heart patients. Its program also features rehabilitation and exercise for patients recovering from heart surgery.
Most people want to avoid going to the hospital for heart problems, so how can they prevent disease from occurring? Toal said that preventative measures will be at the forefront of all future treatment plans for people with heart issues.
"One thing I have learned in more than thirty years as a physician is that there are no miracle cures," Toal said. "The best treatment is the hardest treatment, prevention, and that involves a lot of motivation."
Toal's tips for a healthy heart include:
"Most of us want a pill or a 12-step program to treat heart problems. We want a quick fix surgery or we want someone to do it for us when really the answer lies within all of us," Toal said.
It is critical to catch heart disease early. Talk to your doctor if you have any risk factors for heart disease such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes or a family history of the disease. Obesity and tobacco use are also risk factors and can contribute to heart disease.
Norman Regional also offers heart scans, a simple test that measures the amount of calcium buildup within the arteries and heart. This test only costs $100 and can be completed in as little as 10 minutes. Much like a CAT scan, the heart scan takes a picture of the heart that physicians can use to see any potential problems.
Toal said his advice to patients suffering from any form of cardiovascular disease is to explore both operative and non-operative options. The same condition can, in most cases, have more than one possible treatment and treatment can be tailored to the patient and their condition.
At the Norman Regional Heart Hospital, physicians employ the latest advancements in cardiac care. These include endograft stenting of aortic aneurysms, which has largely replaced open repair of an aneurysm. This procedure can shorten a patient's hospital stay from two weeks to one day, Toal said. Also performed at the heart hospital is off-pump coronary bypass, commonly referred to as "beating heart surgery." When patients only need one or two bypasses, surgeons can perform surgery without stopping the heart. Toal said this reflects the Society of Thoracic Surgeons best practice guidelines.
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"Life after open heart surgery had better be more active, fuller, more gratifying, more work, and more youthful or it is not being done for the right reason in my opinion," Toal said.
Norman Regional's nationally certified cardiac rehab program also provides nutritional information, diabetes education, body composition testing and monitoring and psychological support for the patient and family.
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The four c's is the diamond industry's 4 most crucual grading criteria for determing a diamond's quality and value.
Carat Weight
The carat is the unit of weight for diamonds. Originally the carat was the weight of the carob seed, with which ancient lapidaries balanced their scales. In this century the carat was standardized on the metric system as .2 gram. The carat is divided into 100 points. A 1.00 carat diamond is a "100 pointer," a .50 carat diamond is a "50 pointer," and a .05 carat diamond is a "5 pointer."
The color of a diamond is important. The closer it is to being absolutely colorless, the more valuable it will be. The GIA grading system assigns letters to various diamond colors. The scale begins with D (colorless) and continues to Z (very poor in color). There are also diamonds called "fancy diamonds," which are valued for their color. Diamonds can be found in many fancy colors which include blue, red and yellow. Most Kranich's diamonds fall into the colorless or near colorless range.
Most diamonds have natural characteristics within the stone and these are known as natural inclusions. They may be minute crystals of minerals, cracks, feathers, or small whiter or black spots. Inclusions affect the clarity of the diamond to the degree that they interfere with the passage of light through the diamond. An internally flawless diamond is one in which no inclusions are visible to a trained eye under 10 power magnification and normal lighting conditions. Internally flawless diamonds are most rare and the vast majority of the world's most beautiful diamonds are not flawless. Inclusions make each diamond unique, like a fingerprint.
Diamonds and other Gems are cut and shaped in several different ways to emphasize their qualities, which include color, luster, and fire. A gem cutter will pick a cut based on the special properties of a particular gem. For instance, the multiple symmetrical facets of the brilliant cut enhance the sparkle of a diamond. The most popular cuts for a diamond engagement ring are Round, Princess, Marquise, Emerald, Radiant, Pear, Oval, Heart, Asscher and Cushion Shape.
A diamond is perhaps the oldest thing that you will ever own: a piece of carbon transformed under intense heat and pressure over a billion years ago deep within the earth and pushed violently to the earth's surface in a powerful volcanic explosion.
Diamonds have captivated us for more than three thousand years. In Ancient India, diamonds were considered objects of great power and beauty. A diamond could even transfer its strength to a warrior who wore it into battle. Other cultures held similar beliefs. The word "diamond" comes from the Greek "adamas," which means unconquerable (and is also the root of our word "adamant"). Some ancient people even believed in the diamond's ability to uncover evil or hidden poison and to expose guilt by displaying slight variations in color.
Early diamonds were kept uncut or polished. But early shamans recognized the brilliant quality that resided beneath the dull surface and many likened this quality to the perfect soul of man, hidden within an imperfect façade. Others described these gems as the teardrops of God.
Diamonds made their way to Europe along the trade routes, many of which passed through the magical port city of Venice. It is here that we find the earliest known evidence of cut stones, but these cut stones were worn only by the nobility up until a few hundred years ago. A watercolor from 1616 shows the future emperor of India, Shah Jahan, showing off a distinctive diamond turban clip. The Hylle Jewel and the Imperial Orb of Emperor Matthias of Austria are other early examples of the budding diamond trade. Before long, beautiful diamonds began to be used in innumerable ways, such as on fine diadems, crowns, necklaces, rings, brooches, and gospel covers and even on religious statuary and sculptures. The world had fallen in love with the diamond.
Over the years, through advancement in technology and changes in aesthetic sensibilities, new styles of diamonds have come into vogue. Now the most popular diamond cut in the United States is the Round cut—and perhaps for good reason. The round cut is arguably the most perfect proportionally, which makes it the most beautiful optically. It also has the highest level of light refraction making it the shiniest diamond cut.
The princess cut was created in the 1960s, making it a very modern style which has grown in popularity in recent years. The top of the diamond is square, while the profile resembles an inverted pyramid. The princess cut is worn by many celebrities, including Lara Spencer, Penny Lancaster, and Star Jones.
The Asscher cut is much rarer than the round cut. Most of the early examples were designed for royalty, thereby giving this cut a vintage quality that many appreciate. It has Old World charm and harkens to the Art Deco period. An antique Asscher is quite difficult to find; in fact, an enthusiast would have to scour antique shops to locate one. While the round cut makes your eye scan the surface of the radiant stone, enjoying its brilliance, the Asscher cut draws your eye into the heart of the diamond, which is why many feel the Asscher has an attractive depth other cuts may not so much embody.
The diamond's story is captivating and ever evolving. Today you can find diamonds from the classical and ever-loved diamond ring, to encrusted cell phone covers, dollar-sign bling, to fashion-rocking diamond-decorated swimsuits. Diamonds have found very important practical purposes in stonemasons' saws, surgeons' tools, dentists' drills, polishers for car engines, and heat conductors in copper wires. It is safe to say that the diamond's place in modern society is both secure and changing, enabling great technological advancements, bringing beauty and happiness to important occasions, and of course, symbolizing enduring love.


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- Single basin design provides maximum available workspace
- Covered under Kohler's limited lifetime warranty
- The Whitehaven apron-front sink features a streamlined and versatile farmhouse style
- A large basin accommodate large pots and pans, while the sloped bottom helps with draining and clean-up
- Constructed of enameled cast-iron which combines strength, durability and insulation benefits
- Under-mount installation gives an integrated graceful look to the sink
- Offset drain location increases workspace area in the sink as well as storage area underneath
- All hardware needed for installation included
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- Enameled Cast-Iron: Kohler Enameled Cast-Iron combines the strength, durability, and insulation benefits of cast-iron with the scratch, chip, and burn resistance of a baked, powder coat finish and comes with an exceptional Lifetime Limited Warranty. When these materials are combined it gives the sink or tub the strength to last a lifetime of use. Kohler Enameled Cast-Iron is also available in a wide variety of specialty colors allowing you to truly customize your home.
- Self Trimming: An Apron Front design that overlaps the "Apron" down over a portion of existing cabinetry. This allows the installation of an Apron Front sink with only minor countertop modification.
- Height: 9-5/8" (measured from the bottom of the sink to the top most point of the sink)
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With everything that Kohler does it lives on the leading edge of design and technology, while maintaining a constant level of quality regardless of price. Kohler sets the standard of excellence in its field, and yet is constantly striving to improve.
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Learn more about the Kohler Whitehaven Cast-Iron Kitchen Sink
Here you will see the many benefits offered by KOHLER's Whitehaven Kitchen Sinks. From the gently sloping basin, to the self-trimming aesthetic, you will see if the Whitehaven is the choice for your home. -
Refresh your kitchen with the Kohler Whitehaven or Vault Apron Front Sink
Take a look at how simple it is to refresh the look of your kitchen with the KOHLER Whitehaven or Vault Self-Trimming apron front sink. You can have the stylish apron front look without the need to have an expensive renovation done, and this video shows you how.
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