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Behave monstrously when you wear the Grr Monster girls costume. The adorable outfit is a confection of blue, white and green tulle and faux fur that looks cute enough to eat. Don't forget the camera because this one is priceless.
- The Grr Monster girls costume consists of a blue, white and green hooded shrug, a teal tank, a multicolor tulle skirt and blue faux fur leg warmers.
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It seems zombies are cool these days, with hit TV shows like "The Walking Dead" and books and movies like "World War Z." But being a "zombie recruiter" is not going to help you out at a time when good drivers are becoming more scarce than ever.
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"Drivers aren't disposable characters from The Walking Dead, bereft of consciousness and reacting only to narrow stimuli," Gardner writes. "So why do you try to get their attention by jiggling a few goodies in front of them, as if they were hungry, yet minimally-conscious zombies. Effective recruiting requires an effective message. One that portrays to the outside world, your inside reality."
I actually had never heard of Avatar Fleet until HNI reposted Gardner's article. Avatar offers fleets services to help recruit, hire, educate and retain drivers.
In this blog post, Gardner suggests you take an introspective approach to your company and really figure out what makes it unique and attractive to drivers.
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Course Meeting Times
Lectures: 1 session / week, 1.5 hours / session
Tutorials: 1 session / week, 1.5 hours / session
We will show how information technologies (IT) shape and redefine the health care marketplace. Students will learn how IT enhances medical care through: 1) improved economies of scale, 2) greater technical efficiencies in the delivery of care, 3) advanced tools for patient education and self-care, 4) network-integrated decision support tools for clinicians, and 5) opportunities for e-health delivery over the internet. Students will work in interdisciplinary teams to design an innovative solution to a current or future health care problem. Students' proposed solutions will draw upon understanding of tools and principles acquired and will be presented as an application design during the final days of the course.
This interdisciplinary course will teach students how to critique and analyze various management programs and technology systems currently available to health care professionals. Lectures and tutorials will offer didactic and experiential learning opportunities. The tutorials will serve as interactive discussion and training sessions to introduce the skills and software toolsets that will be used by the students to design an original health care delivery system application. Skills will include those used by professionals in health economics, disease management, decision support, clinical effectiveness, and automated clinical trials design.
To provide a unique learning environment that brings together students and faculty from diverse backgrounds including medicine, business, law, engineering, public health, education, and social policy to harness their creativity and experience for the purpose of enhancing health care delivery.
Teaching Methods
The students will form multidisciplinary groups to analyze, develop, and present a specific disease or clinical management program which will incorporate (but is not limited to) management techniques, services, and technologies as presented during lectures and tutorials. A packet of materials will be distributed at the first tutorial that includes readings, written exercises, and instructions for the computer laboratories.
Class participation, project team exercises and written reflection paper | 30% |
Final oral presentation | 25% |
Final report | 45% |
Students may elect to take the course on a Pass-Fail basis with permission from the Registrar for their academic programs.
Reflection Papers (3)
Short reflection piece (1 - 2 pages maximum!) The purpose of the reflection piece is to help you organize your thoughts and clarify questions. It is not supposed to be a "paper" or point by point, article by article recounting of any set of readings. Instead, it should summarize:
- What struck you most about a particular reading or lecturer, what you agree and disagree with, and why
- How the readings or lecturers have impacted your thoughts on a particular area of interest in health care and technology.
Reflection papers will be graded on a 3-tiered scale:
- Plus ("+") - Good/Excellent (3 points)
- Check ("") - Satisfactory (2 points)
- Minus ("-") - Needs Improvement (1 point)
Incomplete - Failed to turn in paper (0 points)
Papers turned in late will be marked down one level. The first late paper will be waived in lieu of explanations for lateness.
Oral Presentation
The oral presentation and the written final report will be reviewed by the course director, co-directors, tutors/supervisors, and lecturers. These group-based assessments will be combined with an individual assessment to determine the final grade.
Offered annually in the Spring Term. Weekly lectures (1 ½ hour) and tutorial sessions (1 ½-2 hours). Faculty and project supervisors are available during the course for work group meetings by mutual arrangement. Credits: HST921 (HMS), 922 (MIT) are 2 credits each; HST923 (HMS), 924 (MIT) are 2 credits each. Students who take both courses (required except by special exemption) earn 4 credits total. (Credit may vary by school.)
None. This interdisciplinary course is for students interested in strategic development of health-related businesses, outcomes research, and point of care patient services. Students may register from MIT, Harvard Medical School, Harvard Business School, Harvard School of Public Health, The Kennedy School of Government, The Graduate Faculty of Arts & Sciences, Harvard Law School, and the Graduate School of Education. In addition, undergraduates at MIT and Harvard College are eligible to register with permission.
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Welcome and course introduction History of cybermedicine |
Locke Slack |
2 | Telehealth: The future of healthcare |
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Project preferences (1st and 2nd choice) due five days after Lec #2 |
3 | Building the health informatics chunnel: The PHR meets the EHR |
Sands |
4 | The future of electronic health records | Halamka | |
5 | Creating high impact social ventures for global health |
Blander |
6 | Convergence informatics: The future of clinical innovation |
Strier |
Stakeholder analysis due |
7 | Biomimetics, robotics, and embedded systems in healthcare |
Bergeron |
8 | The future of enterprise computing in healthcare |
Glaser |
Project track review due |
9 | Developing your business plan |
Hill |
Event diagram and porter analysis due |
10 | The future of disease management |
Locke |
11 | Interactive multimedia in healthcare |
Carter |
12 | Entrepreneurs panel |
Locke |
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An accused drunk driver has been ordered to stand trial for second-degree murder and vehicular manslaughter in the death of a teenage passenger in Chula Vista. Roman R. Martinez, 28, of San Diego, is charged with the death of Eileen Miranda, 18, of Chula Vista, on Sept. 25, 2010, after Martinez was driving a Honda Accord that was crammed with seven passengers. The Accord belonged to a relative of Martinez. There wasn't enough space for everyone to fit in the car and Miranda sat on one passenger's lap without a seat belt, according to passengers who testified in the preliminary hearing May 24 in Chula Vista Superior Court. Martinez tried to pass a Chevrolet Astro van on Interstate 805 around 5:15 p.m. near East H Street when he clipped the front end of the van. The Accord spun, went down an embankment and caught fire. The other passengers got out and some were hospitalized, but Miranda died at the scene. The van struck a center divider. A National City couple who were in the van were also injured.
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Simulating photon-transport in uniform media using the radiative transport equation: a study using the Neumann-series approach |
JOSA A, Vol. 29, Issue 8, pp. 1741-1757 (2012)
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We present the implementation, validation, and performance of a Neumann-series approach for simulating light propagation at optical wavelengths in uniform media using the radiative transport equation (RTE). The RTE is solved for an anisotropic-scattering medium in a spherical harmonic basis for a diffuse-optical-imaging setup. The main objectives of this paper are threefold: to present the theory behind the Neumann-series form for the RTE, to design and develop the mathematical methods and the software to implement the Neumann series for a diffuse-optical-imaging setup, and, finally, to perform an exhaustive study of the accuracy, practical limitations, and computational efficiency of the Neumann-series method. Through our results, we demonstrate that the Neumann-series approach can be used to model light propagation in uniform media with small geometries at optical wavelengths.
© 2012 Optical Society of America
OCIS Codes
(000.3860) General : Mathematical methods in physics
(110.2990) Imaging systems : Image formation theory
(170.3660) Medical optics and biotechnology : Light propagation in tissues
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Imaging Systems
Original Manuscript: March 12, 2012
Manuscript Accepted: May 21, 2012
Published: August 1, 2012
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AIMS: To evaluate the electronic nose (EN) as method for the identification of ten clinically important micro-organisms. METHODS AND RESULTS: A commercial EN system with a series of ten metal oxide sensors was used to characterize the headspace of the cultured organisms. The measurement procedure was optimized to obtain reproducible results. Artificial neural networks (ANNs) and a k-nearest neighbour (k-NN) algorithm in combination with a feature selection technique were used as pattern recognition tools. Hundred percent correct identification can be achieved by EN technology, provided that sufficient attention is paid to data handling. CONCLUSIONS: Even for a set containing a number of closely related species in addition to four unrelated organisms, an EN is capable of 100% correct identification. SIGNIFICANCE AND IMPACT OF THE STUDY: The time between isolation and identification of the sample can be dramatically reduced to 17 h. |
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Yes, Carnation Instant Breakfast is a good option. It has 30 calories per ounce when mixed with whole milk and tastes great! My son drank it for a while when was younger. Good luck!
yeah, i think we'll try it. Thanks!
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Yes, Carnation Instant Breakfast is a good option. It has 30 calories per ounce when mixed with whole milk and tastes great! My son drank it for a while when was younger. Good luck!
Most stores now carry their own brand that compares to Pediasure. I know Safeway has Mother's Choice Pediatric Drink, Giant has Cottontails and Walmart had Parent's Choice. I just noticed over the weekend that Target now has their own brand as well. They are on average anywhere from $3-$4 per 6 pack, cheaper than Pediasure. My son drinks almost a 6 pack a day (LOL, that sounds funny, doesn't it) and it is a significant savings, but still costly, IMO.
You can also add things to his diet that are naturally high in fat and calories, like peanut butter and avocado. You can make smoothies, if he'll drink them, and some of these higher calorie foods as well. Oh, and make sure you use full fat versions of milk, sour cream, yogurt, cream cheese, etc.
ask his DR to perscribe something and get his insurance to pay for it , its worth a try
I use Carnation, but I also add 4 ounces of half and half to whole milk. I just read an article on adding calories, I'll see if I can find it again. That's where I found the half and half idea. I also use peanut butter in place of butter on his waffles.
Eggnog is nice and fattening. I can personally attest to that. :)
I've heard that before too.
We're trying to go fully dairy free so his pediasure is about the only dairy in the house lol.We drink almond or coconut milk, but I could definitly add the ovaltine to that. I've tried adding goat cheese to a few recipes and that actually went over fairly well, so we may get some more of that and try to add that in to a few things to raise calories.
His problem is that he just eats so little and is so very active. Its insane. He's allergic to wheat and eggs, so that cuts out a lot of calories. I'm experimenting with gf bread recipes and haven't found one every one likes so far :(
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No, it would also be a problem for Finland, Iceland and to lesser extend Denmark That no one else need it isn't a problem since the start of it Iceland and Finland have increased in talent enough that it would be possible to run it on just the Nordic teams if needed. And where did I I write about hosting? I was writing about participating, And since Sweden and Norway so far failed to qualify for WWC or the UEFA Womens Championship they most likely would. And you brought up this as a point to run WWC and Euros the same year. That would force Nordic/Scandinavian countries (yes in this case mostly Sweden and Norway since there reat rarely qualiffy for WWC) to either: 1) drop out of international competition 2) cancel the dometic leuage 3) run the leuge parallell to the international competition (which is totally stupid from a soprting view and not wise from an economic one) I seen trough your suggestion as it is nothing than a dirty cheating way to decrease the competition. The soutermost part of Canada (where above 95% to 99% of the Canadians live) is at the same latitude as Northern France. Which if you didn't know it is a BIT south of Scandinavia
Where did I do that ? Thats just wrong. I was referring to this year. Where it obviously was possible to have two Mens competitions(the Gold Cup in the US, the Copa America) and the WWC in Germany. When the first was over the second just started. In my scenario I proposed to hold the WWC every two years and the only other competition it would affect in the rhythm of 2015, 2017 ... are these other Cups I wrote above. Do you wanna tell me that the Gold Cup, the Copa America, or the Confed Cup(which all are Mens competitions and where no Nordic team is (likely ;-) to participate.) endangers Scandinavian Womens soccer ??? Hope you got now. Again. I was looking beyond Womens soccer own nose. I was talking about holding two competitions for example in 2017, when we have the Mens(!!!!!) Confedcup in Russia and my proposed WWC: one Mens and one Womens Cup a summer. The aim is to hold Womens competitions without colliding with Mens competitions to draw the best media interest to get. I say it makes sense cause it was possible this year 2011. Yeah, indeed, everybody here has seen that this whole concept to increase competition and professionalism in Womens soccer is JUST a hidden way to kick out our main rivals from the North, we are so absurdly afraid of. Nice to see the reactions here if one forgot the or *ironic mode out*.
Yes, but we do not get the Atlantic warm drift in North America, so our winters are colder than winters in comparable European (Western) winters. But Canada 2015 will be a great World Cup IMO. Rain would be the biggest problem.
I doubt Japan bids for the 2019 World Cup. The Rugby World Cup will be held there. Maybe a return to Europe or Africa?
a for the climate debate of Norway and Sweden, here is a thought: why not build some roofs on stadiums. the population here is not that big.... and winter roof stadiums would surely help the womens football to develop further. one of the WWC could take place in winter. like this: july2015 next: january 2017..norway-sweden (and from the ticket revenues we would build roofs) july 2019 japan january 2021 Zealand (new zealand wont be called "New" any more.) july 2023 russia - they have mens wc 5 years before february 2025-brazil, same time with the carneval july 2027 India - they need to deveop january 2029 South Africa july 2031 Silicone California (by that time, no longer US) january 2033 the year of the world war 3, lot of men killed, so womens football becomes stronger than men! january 2035 Chinese Siberia july 2037 on the Moon - cyber space coverage, the first world cup in low gravity! 2039 ivason of the earth by Aliens who got jealous of humans migrating into space january 2041 Antarctica - since the global warming progress, antarctica is a warm place, but there are no more humans there....that year, it wont be called any more Womens World Cup....so that one will be cancelled due to no teams and no fans.
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Halifax is out and Ottawa's stadium is being delayed leaving 5 venues. Toronto might be "begged to join" I always wonder why this tournament can't be held in late August/early September. Anyone know the actual dates being proposed?
Because the worlds richest and most organised confederation (UEFA) wouldn't be happy with it, that's why.
FIFA runs cups with five to nine host cities. Canada's process is only cities which submitted bids (and application fees) to the national association at the required stages are eligible. Toronto is already ineligible. Ottawa is positioning to be a key city. It's all formalized and announced tomorrow.
Yes, the official WWC "unveiling" will take place beginning at 2:30 ET today. Live streamed on TSN http://www.tsn.ca/live/player.aspx#v=671441&i=671441
Regina's stadium is a mess no chance. Calgary as well. Both are looking to be replaced. Hamilton will be busy with the 2015 Pan American Games (which is a trial run for future Olympic bid for Toronto).
Didn't the 2003 WC happen during that time frame? Some u17 and u20 world cups to where teams release players happen then as well, women's world cup wouldn't be too big of an issue. Guadalajara staged both the Pan American Games and a FIFA event all in the same year, and I don't see why Toronto could not have done the same. Its disappointing, but the Pan American Games are a trial run for a future Olympics, and I rather have the Olympics the biggest sporting event in the world over the Women's world cup. I also wonder why Toronto didn't put itself out for consideration for the 2014 FIFA u20 women's world cup. Anyone, know if Canada will bid for a future FIFA event? What is left? The u17's in 2017/19/21.
I thought Hamilton was just going to be hosting some soccer games at the stadium. It shouldn't be too much of a conflict to have some of the early WC games in Hamilton before the PanAm games start. I guess the same thing could be said about BMO Field in Toronto though.
Considering the event is in June, virtually impossible. PASO (Pan American Sports Organization) has a rule where the Pan American Games can't be supplanted by another event 3 months prior or after. -.-
I wonder if any matches will be in the snow. It has snowed before in Canada in June. What are the exact dates in June that this World Cup will be held? I'm assuming this tournament will be 4 weeks long (instead of the usual 3 weeks before), due to the expansion to 24 teams instead of 16. It'll take longer to play out all the group matches, and it will take longer to play out the knockout round, due to the addition of the extra round (which starts with the round of 16 now in the knockout phase, where as before it started with the Quarterfinal). In total, there will be 52 matches at the WWC (group plus knockout combined), instead of 32 (which was the norm before). The tournament will have to start in early June, to be over by June 30. In early June, it can snow in Canada (it has before). I can't wait to see Brazil vs. Italy in the snow, in their first group match. Would be an entertaining group match. Australia vs. Mexico will also be an entertaining match in the snow. Here's one of the stadiums they'll be playing in. 2015 WWC - CANADA
How exactly is holding an event in the same stadium 1 month prior supplanting an event? It's not by the definition of the word. And even if they meant no events at all could be held in the chosen venues 3 months prior or after then there's no way that they could use Rogers Center, BMO Field, or Air Canada Center for the PanAm games as that would mean all three would have to be empty from April through October (except for the PanAm games).
That is the same words PASO used in their contract they signed with TO2015. Something major, that potentially can attract sponsors, over the 2015 Games. @WPS movement It won't snow in Canada in June. Highly unlikely. Please stop with it.


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McLaren, S. and Green, S. (1998) Nutritional screening and assessment. Professional Nurse, 13(6 Suppl), S9-S15. ISSN (print) 0266-8130
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Health professionals need to take part in nutritional screening and assessment. Nutritional screening tools must meet criteria for reliability and validity. A number of assessment techniques can be used to establish nutritional status. Effective interdisciplinary working can improve outcome.
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Motivated by three strong structure results on n-Engel groups we state and prove three analogous results on normal subgroups consisting of right n-Engel elements.
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This post is an update on the serious subject of eBook prices that I've written about previously on the subject of eBook pricing. The latest charges announced by the Department of Justice(DoJ) against Apple Inc., and 5 of the largest U.S. publishers who allegedly conspired to raise prices on eBooks and block Amazon.com from selling […]
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THEIR home was a mere 30 metres from the beach and she enjoyed swimming every day especially when it rained because the water was warmer even though she got scolded by her doting dad are just two of the memories which sustain Ofa Fisher Qarase.
The girl who grew up in a settlement at Ucunivatu, Viani Bay in Vanua Levu is focused as she studies for her Master's Degree in maritime safety and environment management at the World Maritime University in Malmo, Sweden. She will not be distracted by the fact she won't be coming home during the 14-month course as she is "engaged in a tight schedule, it would be impossible to come to Fiji during the break and also the break is very short".
Despite not having the support of her hardworking father, as he had passed away just before she left for the course which began on September 17 this year, Ofa knows she has the support of her husband and that her sisters are helping look after her three sons.
When contacted, Ofa who attended Somosomo District School then moving to Bucalevu Secondary School in Taveuni before completing Form Seven at Ballantine Memorial School said: "First of all, I would like to thank the Lord with the wisdom that he provides enabling me to venture this far. I thank my mum and dad for bringing me up to become the person I am today."
About her career Ofa said: "By profession I am a master, or a ship captain.
"After 12 years of seafaring, I worked in the office as an assistant operations manager in one of the shipping companies.
"After a year, I then started with then TPAF (Training and Productivity Authority of Fiji now part of the Fiji National University) as a lecturer.
"I had been teaching for three years until I was awarded a scholarship to do a master's degree.
"As the first female representative from Fiji to be sponsored by ITF (International Trade Unions Federation) based in London, I was the first ITF-sponsor student to be given an award to visit the Philippines since it is the home to most of the world's seafarers.
"It's not an easy journey to choose to be in a man's field of work, face with discrimination and criticism I was moulded even better to survive. I had to work twice as much as the men to prove I can do it.
"When I reflect on my past, I have learnt that working hard is not about one proving he or she can do it, but it is to prepare a person for the bigger challenges in life. I thank all the people I have worked with for making life a challenge. It is not working twice as hard that matters, it's working together that counts."
Ofa said she never wanted to go public but reconsidered "for the sake of all the women in Fiji".
"This is my chance to encourage them that taking up responsibility is a born with attitude given by God. In order to archieve something good in life you have to believe in yourself.
"In general we are all special and we have a purpose in life. Nothing is too late; if you have a will you have a way.
"And if women worked very hard it is not to prove themselves or to offend the male, but it will make the male work much more efficiently and effectively, and if that is the attitude of people in our land, then Fiji will be a country of hardworking citizens," Ofa said.
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Wyoming has a number of firsts going for it: the first state that gave women the right to vote, for example, and the first to have a national park and monument (Yellowstone and Devil's Tower respectively).
But in at least one instance, being second is still a pretty good thing – the state is second only to Texas when it comes to the marketing of natural gas. In fact, it produces as much as the Gulf of Mexico.
That's the kind of message you want to get out. And behind every successful petroleum exploration-driven state, you might say, lies (or should lie) a successful, vibrant state geological website.
According to proponents, www.wogcc.state.wy.us is the first stop for any professional, be it private or public, who wants or needs to find out more about what goes on in Wyoming.
The website, says AAPG member Fred Crockett, BLM-Wyoming Reservoir Management Group, "is a powerful source of information for oil and gas companies and consultants."
He's not alone in his praise.
According to the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission, Wyoming has one of the country's most advanced and interactive web-based reporting systems.
The site offers Wyoming well coordinates, production data, permit approvals and formation tops. Also, there are links to outside information, including federal leasing data from the Bureau of Land Management and programs, mapping ability from the University of Wyoming and tax information.
"The WOGCC website is my primary source of data for working Wyoming," says AAPG member Lynette D.W. George, a consulting geologist in Casper who's also on the Wyoming Board of Professional Geologists.
Due to the site, she said, much of her work is faster and easier.
"Production data for wells can be downloaded and fed into Petra and a variety of other analysis tools," she said. "I review completion reports and sundry notices online to further round out a data set."
She particularly values that the website facilitates collaboration among individual consultants because it establishes a common pool of data.
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A look at the site shows it's accessible to a wide range of interested parties, from WOGCC staff members to geologists to petroleum engineers to land men to, perish the thought, lawyers.
No mention of the site, though, its importance, or its existence, for that matter, can be complete without mentioning the work of Rick Marvell, whom Crockett says was and is the "driving force" behind the site.
"Rick has spent several thousand hours of his own time studying, conceptualizing, designing and formatting data for the website over the last 12 years," Crockett said.
In recognition of his work, both with the site and Wyoming geology in general, Marvel was presented with the Distinguished Service Award from the Wyoming Geological Association – the only non-geologist to receive such an honor.
For his part, Marvel, engineering manager for the Wyoming Oil & Gas Conservation Commission (WOGCC), says the site is recording 1,000 hits/day.
"And because operators can track each other through the website," he said in a recent interview, "looking for tops, casing points, or perforation intervals, the learning curve has been accelerated."
Additionally, Marvel talked of the sites cache of hyperlink information to a variety of software programs, which allows users to import information directly into Geographix, ArcView and Excel.
Lynette George says that, along with the North Dakota Oil and Gas Division website, "I have found no other state website to be as valuable and as easy to use as the WOGCC website.
"Rick has worked long and hard on the website," she said. "His knowledge, understanding and insights about oil and gas information have been essential to the success of the website.
"As a citizen of Wyoming and a geologist, I am grateful for him and the WOGCC website."
Something on which the other 544,269 Wyomingites might agree.
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Along with Wyoming, several websites in the Rocky Mountain region provide a valuable and necessary stop for geologists.
Utah The Utah Geological Survey provides information about the state's geologic environment, resources and hazards. Programs include: Energy and Minerals; Geologic Hazards; Geologic Mapping; Geologic Information and Outreach; and Ground Water and Paleontology.
Idaho The site offers information on the state's publications; mines and minerals; digital data; geologic hazards; oil and gas; hydrogeology, geologic mapping; and earth science education. There also are special sections on "Putting Down Roots in Earthquake Country" and "Your Handbook to Idaho Earthquakes."
Nevada The site, belonging to the Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology (NBMG), is a research and public service unit of the University of Nevada. NBMG cooperates with numerous state and federal agencies in conducting research and in providing geologic and resource information.
Montana Housed at Montana Tech (part of the University of Montana system), the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology (MBMG), a non-regulatory state agency that has collected and published information on Montana's geology since 1919. Its mission is to promote orderly and responsible development of the state's energy, groundwater and mineral resources.
New Mexico The New Mexico Geological Society, an AAPG affiliate, promotes interest in geology and associated sciences, fosters scientific research and publications, encourages cooperation among its members and stimulates interest in New Mexico geology. The site also gives information on scholarships to students in the state's colleges and universities.
Arizona The site serves as a primary source to enhance public understanding of Arizona's geologic character, geologic hazards and limitations, and mineral resources, providing both technical advice to geologists and state and local governmental agencies.
North Dakota Of particular note, there is a special section dedicated to the Bakken shale and the evolving play at the Three Forks facility.
Colorado The Colorado Geological Survey (CGS) helps reduce the impact of geologic hazards on the citizens of Colorado, promotes responsible economic development of mineral and energy resources, provides geologic insight, avalanche safety training and forecasting and geologic advice and information to a variety of constituencies.


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but never really got to play with it.
I'm curious whether members of this list have been following developments with Nicholas Negroponte's OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) project and its effort to put its XO Laptop, and open-source Sugar operating system/environment into children's hands in developing countries. The project seems potentially important to interaction design at a number of levels in terms of both in terms of its innovative hardware and the unique user experience.
What do people think of the new interface on the $100 laptop?
Business Week's article has a slideshow and other interesting commentary. http://www.businessweek.com/innovate/content/mar2007/id20070301_063165.htm
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Jackson Tests Thigh, Remains Questionable
Jackson tests thigh, remains questionable
Thursday, September 22, 2011
For the first time since suffering the injury Sept. 11 against Philadelphia, Pro Bowl running back Steven Jackson tested his right thigh in practice Thursday. But he didn't get much work in, being officially listed as limited participation, and remains questionable to doubtful for Sunday's St. Louis Rams home game against Baltimore.
"I was able to get out there today, practice a little bit, get a few reps in," Jackson said. "I'm starting to familiarize myself with the game plan and knowing what Baltimore does. So mentally, I'm right on key with the team. I just have to continue over the next few days to see how the quad reacts to me actually doing physical work that's football related."
As was the case Monday against the New York Giants, Jackson's status for Baltimore probably won't be decided until he tests the thigh a couple of hours before kickoff.
Jackson's backup, Cadillac Williams did not practice Thursday after tweaking his hamstring against the Giants. But Williams told reporters he would try to run Friday in practice and expressed optimism that he would be able to play Sunday.
If both Jackson and Williams can't go, the Rams would use some combination of Jerious Norwood and Quinn Porter, who are the only other running backs on the active roster.
Once again, wide receiver Danny Amendola (elbow) did not practice and he's probably another week or two away. C.J. Ah You, with his left hand wrapped like a club following wrist surgery, returned to practice on a limited basis. Also getting limited work were LB Ben Leber (groin), and TE Michael Hoomanawanui (calf). After being limited Wednesday, WR Greg Salas (ribs) was listed as full participation Thursday.
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Our running back situation doesn't seem very promising this week, with both Jackson and Williams banged up. I would be surprised if Jackson plays. My feeling is that he is at least a week away from being near 100%. There is no point in rushing him and risking further injury which sets him back.
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Jackson will start, my fantasy lineup says so.
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he better start playing man... the offense is not the same without him period. He is the supposed heart and sould of our team, he needs to lead by example and show the rest of the team if he is out there sacrificing his body for the good of the team everyone else needs to follow suit!!!!
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If Jackson ain't playing, I'm more likely to skip the game. We just seem to beat ourselves up whenever we face quality teams and this will be a real test for our defense since we need to contain Rice and Boldin while rattling down Flacco.
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I can only hope that this is just a bit of psy-ops by SJ and The Rams & that he's actually closer to being ready than they want to let on.
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Further positive spin that's not without logic,imo, is that it might not be so much limiting SJ in practice as getting Norwood and Porter some gameplan reps as well as their usual scout team work so if either or both SJ & Caddy have a setback which could easily happen with their kind of dings, the other guys will still be able to run most of the gameplan. I think that hurt vs NY when Caddy proved ineffective at least partially because of this hammy problem.
Neither JN nor QP is likely to improv/pull it off the page without reps as well as Caddy did vs Philly.No doubt the impact will be reduced, just as it was from SJ to Caddy but , in the McD offense that depends so heavily on changing plays at the line to get the right match-up, good blocking & those guys knowing their responsibilities could help get just enough to keep the offense balanced & get the TEs into the pass game ( a terribly under-discussed part of the Rams losses,imo) rather than having to give extra runblocking or pass pro support.You're not gonna be able muscle past Cody & Ngata nor beat that backfield if Lewis, Suggs, & co can pin their ears back & forget about the run.
You'd rather have SJ to draw the attention like CJ2K did in TENN last week but The Ravens aren't the force 1-on-1 that they once were if you stay at all balanced,imo.Dunno that any of The Ram WRs can dominate the way Britt did but Sam may have a few more options if he can find & hit the right one. If they can gang up on Sam without his buddies in the backfield being on top of the adjustments & avoiding mental mistakes, never mind running effectively, it's another story.
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Yeah, I hate to call out a fellow Long Beach State guy, but does "flip" now stand for going from dedicated fan to fair-weather fan? As I recall, you gave St. Louis fans a hard time for not attending games, so I'm not sure you want to go here. Say it ain't so!
As for Jackson, if he's not at or near 100%, he should sit. We don't need him hampered by a lingering injury the rest of the season. It's early.
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The Rams cant afford to play him, if there is any chance its going to set him back further.? So I doubt he will play in all honesty.! We'll just have to get on with it with the rookie Quinn Porter and Norwood. Bradford better keep his head on a swivel this week with them two blocking. Hopefully Sam will use his legs this week to buy time. Id much rather see Bradford try to extend plays with his legs rather than throwing the ball underneath to someone who is clearly covered for minimal yardage. The Rams need to take some chances this week.?
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The Ravens have a few injuries of their own. Lee Evans has been ruled entirely by the Ravens for the game versus the Rams. Jimmy Smith is out. Chris Carr(hamstring is questionable.) Starting LG Ben Grubbs, out last week, is questionable.?(Strained ligaments in toe) Despite missing three straight practices. The whole NFL has its fair share of injuries, considering it is only week 3 up coming.?
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I'm not a fair-weather fan, I've watched all 16 Rams games during 2009 and that's like having your eyelashes plucked one by one. It's about time management, I'm not in high school anymore so I have to balance my social life and academics and if the Rams keep losing games depressingly like the Iggles and Giants ones, that's going to make it hard to study with the losses distracting me.
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By RamWraith in forum RAM TALKReplies: 9Last Post: -10-20-2008, 05:15 PM -
Jackson To Report; Pace Questionable For Saturday
By RamWraith in forum RAM TALKReplies: 2Last Post: -08-21-2008, 10:54 AM -
Jackson remains confident
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