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WHY HASN'T the most accomplished Indian English film "ABCD" by Krutin Patel come to India yet? Made in 2001, it has been doing the festival rounds and was recently released in America to acclaim. Rumour has it that the film found ... A blazing talent remembered On December 13, 1986, Smita Patil breathed her last. Sixteen years later, some of her performances can still bring tears to our eyes. As in life, so in death. Truly she remains ours, says MONOJIT LAHIRI in this tribute.
HAMSADHWANI COMMENCED this year's series with a jugalbandhi by Kalpana Venkat (violin) and Sivaramakrishnan (sitar) along with Nagai Narayanan (mridangam) and Ganesh Rao (tabla). Although perfect blending of the violin and sitar could not be ... Time-honoured technique THE PERFORMING standard of T. M. Krishna has been steadily going up over the years. With a strong resonant expressive voice, good sruti alignment and clear diction, he regaled the rasikas with measured kalapramana, following time-honoured weighty ... Festival time at Ayyappa Temple Devotees can now offer "Irumudi Kaanikkai" for 41 days as in Sabarimala during the Mandala Pooja at the Rajah Annamalaipuram Ayyappa Temple, Adyar, says T. A. SRINIVASAN. Enticing alapana ON THE last day of the Thirupoonthuruthy Sri Narayana Thirtha's Namasankeerthana Tharangam festival on December 11, at Sringeri Pravachana Mandir, Maharajapuram S. Ramachandran's recital had an enticing alapana in Hamir Kalyani. He followed it ... Sheer poetry LEELA SAMSON'S Bharathanatyam performance at the Music Academy was a comprehensive treat of artistic excellence, expression and communication. Leela's performance brought alive the words of author C. S. Lakshmi, who, while speaking at the ... Seshadri Swamigal Aradhana SADHGURU SRI Seshadri Swamigal Trust and Sri Sakthi Peeta Ganapathy Trust will jointly conduct Sri Seshadri Swamigal Aradhana, for three days, from December 26, at Sri Krishnaswamy kalyana mandapam. The special pujas during the Aradhana ... Serene and sublime THERE IS a certain serenity and sublimity in Sushila Krishnamurthy's music which has come so naturally to her that she need not have to exhibit it in the form of gestures as some artistes do. The Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan mini hall was fairly full ... Flowing with majestic grace UNNIKRISHNAN GAVE an outstanding recital, bringing out the essence of the ragas, and employing time-honoured phrases and gamakas. The Panthuvarali keerthana, "Vadera Deivamu" (Tyagaraja) was sung crisply with kalpanaswaras, after which Dhanyasi ... Superficial brilliance THAT CARNATIC music is more than just jugglery of a glorified glamorous voice was well confirmed in the cutcheri of K. J. Yesudas. The characteristic feature in his effort was the ostentatious vocal profligacy, which seemed to paralyse his ... Clear and strong voice IT WAS difficult to believe that such a frail-looking Mahalakshmi could have so clear and strong a voice. Her concert was quite appealing, beginning with a varnam in Kadanakuthoohalam. But within a short time she sang "Raghunatha Nannu,'' ... Lilting swaras T. S. SATHYAVATI, a Karnataka based artiste well known for her lucid discourses in Sanskrit, gave a good account of herself at the Music Academy in her morning concert on December 16. She presented a fluent version of Tiruvarur Ramaswamy ... 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LEELA VENKATARAMAN reports the opening day deliberations of Natya Kala Conference now on at Krishna Gana Sabha. A cool green concert THE HALL was far from full. But those who attended the recital of the Rudrapatnam Brothers at the Krishnagana Sabha were lucky to hear that vanishing kind of music called ``sowkhya sangitam." Not a single note or beat was out of step with ... Promising talent R. JANANI'S noon recital at the Naradagana Sabha showed that the young vocalist is on the threshold of developing into a sincere performer. Her alapanas short and long were seriously conceived. The execution needed more continuity and strength, ... Facets of classicism WITH THE conference president, Vidushi Sikkil. V. Kunjumani in the chair, the morning sessions of the 76th Conference of the Music Academy, got under way as the Brihad Kalyan Group of Brihaddhwani rendered Sri Ganesa Ghana raga Panchaka kritis of ... 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AFTER A fairly prolonged awards function conferring the Nrityachoodamani and the Acharya Choodamani distinctions on Bharatanatyam dancer Priyadarshini Govind and Guru Sri Lakshmi Narayana of Udupi, Barghavi Gopal, disciple of K. J. Sarasa took ... The joy of dance ALARMEL VALLI has changed. Her dance this year seems to be quite different from what was seen earlier. There is deep music in her dance text, visualisation and movement pattern. Someone remarked after the performance for Bharat Kalachar: ``She is ... Crisp choreography MYTHOLOGY AND consequently the dance repertoire, abounds with tales of Siva and his progeny that have been told and retold countless times over. But the treatment of the legends in `Shiva-Sakthi-Vel' conveyed a sensitivity that belied this ... Excellent varnam AN ENJOYABLE amalgamation of the three compartments of Muthamizh word, sound and image in the Bharatanatyam recital of Priyadarshini Govind for Kartik Fine Arts, proved to be a blissful experience for the audience. Lyricist Vijayaraghavan ...
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Today, coins are manufactured under extremely strict control and tight security at every stage of production. Production is carried out under constant surveillance with quality checks conducted at all stages to ensure accountability, and minimise loss. The modern minting technique is marked by a high degree of mechanical and aesthetic excellence. This entails a logical sequence of clearly defined procedures beginning with coin design - an art in itself.
Initially, the design is made by an artisit by means of a pencil sketch. Photographs or similar descriptive material as well as personal ideas of the artist serve as pattern. Once the design is determined and approved, dies or moulds to accommodate the design are prepared. The selected design in all its details are transferred onto a plastilene (modeling wax) model in bas-relief from the approved sketch, which is made up to five times the size of the actual coin. This painstaking task takes about 3 weeks to complete and the sculptor-engravers must keep in mind the depth of relief that is suitable for producing coins. The design on the plaster is then transferred onto a rubber resin mould which is later used to make an epoxy resin mould. Melted rubber is then poured into the 'Plaster of Paris' mould to form the 'Silicone Rubber'. The reason for first engraving the design on plaster is because plaster gives a better finish than other materials used. Also, any errors made can be corrected at this stage with plaster. This is impossible on rubber resin or epoxy.
Next, this epoxy mould is mounted onto a reducing machine called a pantograph which traces the exact contour of the mould onto an engraved master die bearing the same diameter as the coin to be struck. From this master die, another working master die or master punch is made using a matrix die. From here onwards, the process of reducing and transforming the design to the actual size onto tool steel begins. It involves running the araldite mould onto the reducing machine, with the design traced on tool steel. This process is called 'reduction punch'. The reduction punch will go through a few cycles untill the master die is formed. From master die, several 'coining dies' will be produced.
The master punch is used to produce a number of working dies which are the actual dies used to strike the Coins. The tremendous pressure applied to strike a coin means that the working die will wear off after a certain number of strikes. They have to be replaced by new dies before more coins are struck. Thus the number of these working dies required depends on the mintage of the coins. Two sets of dies are needed to strike a coin - one for the obverse, the other for the reverse of the coin. The 'coining dies' is installed onto the minting machines according to the required denomination. Then, blanks are fed onto the 'Feeding Hopper'. Each blank is minted with 100 to 150 tonnes pressure.

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The South Pole ice core project is a U.S. effort funded by the National Science Foundation to drill and recover a new ice core from South Pole, Antarctica. The ice core will be drilled to a depth of 1500 meters, providing an environmental record spanning approximately 40,000 years that will be used to investigate the magnitude and timing of changes in climate and climate forcing through time. Drilling is planned for 2014-2015 (~700 m / through the Holocene) and 2015-2016 (to 1500 m / 40,000 years). The core will be recovered with a new intermediate depth drill currently under development by IDDO, based on the Danish Hans Tausen drill design.
The ice core we will obtain will be 9.8 cm in diameter, about ½ the volume of the WAIS Divide ice core, so availability of ice will be less. However, with some advanced planning and creative sampling work we should still be able to accommodate a number of projects that want to analyze the ice.
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U.S. investigators submitting proposals requiring ice from the South Pole ice core should contact the South Pole ice core Science Coordination Office (SCO) prior to submitting. The SCO will provide a letter for inclusion with the proposals, assessing whether the ice core request is consistent with the South Pole ice core operation plan. To initiate the process, investigators should submit a SAMPLE REQUEST FORM to the SCO. Sample requests may take up to 6 weeks to process depending on the complexity of the request and other workloads.
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We had a "Bootylicious" Beyoncé doing Destiny's Child, U2 duetting with a Bowie-quoting astronaut (sadly not on "Bowie's In Space") and Coldplay defying haters everywhere with a truly epic singalong. But for GQ.com the biggest winner of Glastonbury 2011 had to be the funk-tastic Janelle Monáe, who saw album sales rocket by a gargantuan 4,948 per cent after her incredible performance on Saturday. We're just glad to see that her new album The ArchAndroid is finally getting the recognition it deserves. Missed the set because you were too busy watching Elbow? Check out the video below...
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Well,what can you say about Janelle Monae's,spellbinding set at Glastonbury. I've told many friends who missed this to,look on youtube and get reafy,to be blown away. This women had the whole crowd,in the palm of her hand. Everything about the set set,was perfect. You get some some singers sounding good in the studio. Yet sound bland live. Janelle Monae,isn't one of them. I've never heard a voice like hers before. I'm begining to think,James Brown has been re-born. As that's how much I rate her. Forget about Gaga,Beyonce and the rest...Janelle Monae is the new queen on the block! U2 need to look in the mirror,if they think they captivated the Glasto crowd. Coldplay were good,Janelle Monae was much,much better. Her band,backing singers and dancers stole this years Glastonbury. In 2013 she needs to come back and raise the pyramid stage. As I personally don't think anyone else can. Even watching her now on youtube. She still puts a smile on my face,from her sheer energy and voice.
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The Epidemiology of IgE-Mediated Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis. | |
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PMID: 22244231 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review |
The rise in food allergy prevalence in developed countries is evident from anecdotal reports but has been difficult to document and until recently good quality prevalence data were lacking. Although most emerging risk factors seem related to the "modern lifestyle" the reasons for the rise in food allergy prevalence remain poorly understood. The incidence of food allergy-related anaphylaxis is rising particularly in children younger than 5 years of age. Emerging studies are better designed to assess the true prevalence of IgE-mediated food allergy using formal population sampling frames, standardized and objective outcome data including use of the gold standard oral food challenge, and the capacity to adjust for potential selection bias. |
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Title: Immunology and allergy clinics of North America Volume: 32 ISSN: 1557-8607 ISO Abbreviation: Immunol Allergy Clin North Am Publication Date: 2012 Feb |
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With no new version from the author and no working version for all supported OS/X version, I am saving this patch for 8.4. This has been saved for the 8.4 release: http://momjian.postgresql.org/cgi-bin/pgpatches_hold --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chris Campbell wrote: > On Oct 8, 2006, at 14:29, Tom Lane wrote: > > > Looks good, but I don't think we want to abandon OSX 10.2 support > > just yet. I'll revise this to use a configure probe for dlopen. > > Maybe we can abandon Mac OS X 10.2 in 8.3 and later? And not back- > port these patches to the 7.x, 8.0, and 8.1 branches? > > BTW, I think the configure probe (only on Darwin, correct?) should > test for the existence of <dlfcn.h>. > > > My inclination is to apply this one now, since it only affects OSX > > and should be easily testable, but to hold off on your other patch > > for portable Bonjour support until 8.3 devel starts. The portability > > implications of that one are unclear, and I don't know how to test it > > either, so I think putting it in now is too much risk. > > The Bonjour patch wasn't intended to be portable to other platforms > just yet. As submitted, it has the same risks/advantages as this > dlopen() patch -- it only works on 10.3 and later, but isn't > deprecated in 10.4. > > If we want to keep 10.2 support for Bonjour, we can test for both > DNSServiceDiscovery.h and dns_sd.h in ./configure, and prefer > dns_sd.h if it's found (which will be the case for 10.3 and 10.4) but > use DNSServiceDiscovery.h if not (which will be the case for 10.2). > > Thanks! > > - Chris > > > ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- > TIP 5: don't forget to increase your free space map settings -- Bruce Momjian <bruce(at)momjian(dot)us> http://momjian.us EnterpriseDB http://www.enterprisedb.com + If your life is a hard drive, Christ can be your backup. +
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- 11-07-2012, 01:40 PM Thread Author #1
iphone 5 battery extender
UPDATE: SOLVED~! CHECK THIS OUT: http://mashable.com/2013/05/13/phone...one-5-charger/
Hi I am looking for something like this:
Lenmar PPUBSTA External Battery Pack For iPhone iPod 5 Volts 1500 mAh Capacity by Office Depot
Except I want it to be for the lightning connector/iphone 5. The idea here is:
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2) it isnt a full case for the iphone so when separated from iphone it isnt bulky
Ideally, it would fit in a large wallet. Perhaps an extended battery shaped like a credit card?
Has anyone seen such a thing?Last edited by wormy6; 05-13-2013 at 04:07 PM.
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Maybe this is something you're interested? I bought one but it short circuited (they're sending me a replacement for free) but you would plug in the lightning connector you have into this and itll give you some extra juice. There aren't that many accessories for the 5 yet soo try waiting it out to see better ones. - 11-07-2012, 01:59 PM #3
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It's highly unlikely that you will find anything with a lightning connector at this point... I use this one from Richard Solo... with a 30-pin lightning connector. They had a sale last fall and I picked up 5 or 6 of them for the family... works great for the price (~ $7.00 at the time).
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iPhone 5S / iPad Mini Retina / 15" MacBook Pro Retina - 11-07-2012, 06:47 PM Thread Author #4
Re: iphone 5 battery extender
Thanks guys, looks like so far that I will be waiting for some new cordless battery packs to be put on the market. I did see some nice cases with built in battery pack for iphone 5, but I would really prefer to wait for a compact battery pack that is smaller than the size of a phone when not attached.
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I also found this today on Monoprice's website. I've not purchased one, but have done a lot of business with Monoprice over the years (cables, adapters, tv wall mounts, etc)... they are a great company to deal with - great products at really good prices...
Anyway, this charger uses your USB cable, but packs 3000mAh into a 4-5/16 x 2-3/4 x 5/8 package...
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I like the mophie battery pack. Just for the fact that it has a cord and its easy to use while charging.
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Re: iphone 5 battery extender
I have still been unable to find a iphone5 charger to my description. Let me know if you see one
- 12-05-2012, 01:44 PM Thread Author #8
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Anyone hear about a no-cord no-case battery pack yet?
- 05-13-2013, 04:05 PM Thread Author #9
Re: iphone 5 battery extender
Hi all, I realize this is an old thread but recently a product came out fitting my original specifications. Surprised it took so long!!
http://mashable.com/2013/05/13/phone...one-5-charger/ - 05-14-2013, 01:37 AM #10
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Ubuntu utilizes two-word codenames in the development of future releases of the Linux-based operating system. While the official Ubuntu releases carry a version number in the form of X.YY, with the "X" representing the year and the "YY" signifying the month of the official release, the Ubuntu codenames use an "adjective animal" combination, or an adjective word followed by the name of an animal, typically one that's unique or not all that well known.
The Ubuntu codenames are always alliterations, and they have generally ascended in alphabetical order with each successive release, although not always with the next letter in the alphabet used. The quirky codename game started with development of the v4.10 release of Ubuntu in 2004 under the codename of Warty Warthog. Hoary Hedgehog (v5.04) followed in April 2005, Breezy Badger (v5.10) in October 2005 and Dapper Drake (v6.06) in June 2006.
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Saint Luis Rey Toro Maduro cigars offer a well-rounded, medium to full-body flavor and aroma. A unique blend of Honduran, Nicaraguan and Peruvian tobaccos are BOX-PRESSED in a dark, rich-tasting Mexican wrapper that gleams with oily goodness. These cigars make a great late day or evening smoke.
This is a good cigar for the price. However it does has its flaws. Very inconsistent draw is most frustrating. Flavor and burn are nice and consistent.
Saint Luis Rey Toro Maduro was my fav cigar for the last 2 years. The best value, perfect flavor, lasted, draw was great ... on and on. However, the last few months the cigar has changed. Before, it was one in ten not good, nine great. Now, it's three bad for every one good. They burn bad, draw bad, plus they can be terribly bitter. I'm furious. I use to crave the toro maduro, now I fear it. What happen? If I catch a good one, it's still great. But is it worth wasting 12 bucks to find one good smoke? Not for long.
not sure why so many are so down on this cigar! Just dont get it. burned well, nice ash, spicy, fresh taste, long burn, consistent flavor, good price, built well, no runs, no flakes...highly enjoyable without a doubt. Hey, not every 'gar can be a montecristo, geesh....a+
usually smoke rothchilde maduros, but they were out at the store, so i bought these. im sorry but i could never get past how hard they were to smoke. smoked all but one of the box and they were all the same.


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Elkhart Brass Makes New Appointments, Promotions
Elkhart Brass has announced the promotion and hiring of several employees, including vice president of marketing and new product development.
Eric Combs
Eric Combs is now the Vice President of Marketing and New Product Development. He was previously Director of Marketing As Elkhart Brass is focused on being a solutions provider, Eric's new role will be heavily involved with developing market and product strategies that allow Elkhart Brass to better meet the future challenges of our customers.
His industry experience supported by technical and marketing background provide a unique perspective to lead the marketing and product development teams at Elkhart Brass. In Eric's words, "it's my goal, and the goal of my team, to bring something truly of value to the industry."
In 11 years with Elkhart Brass, Eric has held the positions of Product Design Engineer, Product Manager, Marketing manager and Director of Marketing. Eric believes that "The magic is really in understanding the customer in order to develop innovative products.
My job is to think of what others haven't thought about and to rapidly go from concept to the introduction of new products. When a customer has a need, Elkhart can effectively respond." Eric and his wife live in Elkhart with their 3 boys.
Derrick Hesser
Derrick Hesser is now the Director of Marketing. He was previously Marketing Segment Manager – Municipal Fire/Industrial.
As the newly promoted Director of Marketing for Elkhart Brass, Derrick's responsibilities include managing the Elkhart brand, the strategic direction of the company's outward and inward facing communications and all associated content development and visual design.
In addition, Derrick will be directly responsible for the marketing and communications surrounding all new product launches, domestic and international sales support, tradeshow management, lead generation, plus overseeing all digital and social marketing efforts.
In Derrick's words, "The primary goal of my position is to create a world-class customer experience for all end users and distributors of Elkhart Brass products."
His prior experience includes positions as Owner of Connascent and Chicago P-O-P, a sales management position at FHC Marketing and as an engineer at System Sensor (A division of Honeywell).
Derrick and his wife live in LaGrange Park, IL with their 4 children.
Mark Hu
Mark Hu Mark is the newly appointed International Sales Manager responsible for further developing strategic and tactical sales initiatives to expand Elkhart's presence in Asian markets (China, Japan, Taiwan & Korea). Mark joins the Elkhart team with over 18 years of international sales, marketing and sales channel management experience within the Asia Pacific region including selling manufactured products & equipment through multi-channels (distributors/retailers).
In addition, Mark is fluent in English and Chinese Mandarin.
Jim Burge
Jim Burge will represent Elkhart Brass as the Regional Sales Manager for the Midwest. He comes to Elkhart Brass with 28 years of sales and marketing experience – 18 years which was in the emergency services marketplace. This experience includes service as an IBM field sales representative, eight years as a Director of Marketing (Fire streams segment) three years in senior sales and marketing management (Rescue equipment segment) one year in field sales (PPE segment) and five years as an entrepreneur – having created his own marketing and event management company servicing the fire and law enforcement industries.
Jim created three trade organizations – one for fire equipment manufacturers, one for fire equipment dealers, and one for law enforcement equipment manufacturers.
Additionally, Jim served on the FEMSA Board of Directors and is a graduate of Ball State University, Muncie, IN where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in marketing and political science. Jim resides in Valparaiso, IN and has a daughter at Valparaiso High School and a son at Wabash College in Crawfordsville, IN.
Dennis Berry
Dennis joins the team as the new OEM Account Manager. Dennis brings over 25 years of experience in the fire and emergency services industry and will focus on enhancing relationships and building partnerships directly with Rosenbauer.
With a diverse industry background including success in direct apparatus sales to end users, Dennis also brings a level of expertise in apparatus concept design for fire departments and apparatus builders.
He has held management positions with a major fire truck manufacturer, and most recently was in private business as an industry consultant and equipment specialist Previously held positions include Berry Emergency Services, LLC, General Safety, LLC, Rosenbauer, Mack Trucks and Caterpillar Tractor Company.
Kyle Stoops
Kyle Stoops is the recently appointed to Director of Product Development & Innovation.
Previous position: Director of Engineering, 8 years full time employment with Elkhart Brass Kyle's focus will be working with customers from an engineering standpoint to gain a better understanding of their end needs.
His responsibility will span all Elkhart Brass lines of business and will ultimately connect what customers really need with providing solutions to achieve those goals. Elkhart's Product Development Group under Kyle. Proactive development roll, the execution arm of product development.
Kyle's group, comprised mostly of engineers, is responsible for the design, development, testing, validation and launch of new products. Kyle's career with Elkhart began as a Design Engineer, then he was promoted to Engineering Segment Manager followed by the management of all Elkhart Brass engineering.
His efforts as the newly appointed Director of Product Development & Innovation will focus on new solutions for Elkhart customers based on customer challenges.
Kyle lives in Goshen with his wife and 1 daughter with a second child on the way.
Ron Sartin
Elkhart Brass expands its domestic sales team with the addition of Ron Sartin. As the OEM account manager for the Midwest region, Sartin will focus on enhancing relationships and building partnerships directly with fire apparatus manufacturers in the Midwest Region, which includes the states of Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.
"Elkhart Brass is proud Ron has chosen to join our team as we continue to grow to better serve our customers," said Scott Warbritton, director of domestic sales at Elkhart Brass. "We believe Ron's customer service focus, his broad technical experience and proven drive to excel will benefit future growth and development of this Midwest Territory."
A United States Air Force Veteran who served in Operation Red Flag, an aerial combat training exercise at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada, Sartin brings over 25 years of experience to the team with expertise in Engineering, Service, Support and Sales of Scientific and Industrial Instrumentation in the United States, England, Japan and China. Experience includes Applegate/Advance (PEO), Metrohm-Peak, Spectro Analytical Instruments, Suntronic Technology Group and Oxford Instruments, Inc.
Ron also served 5 years in the USAF complete with Honorable Discharge.
Jerry Herbst
Jerry Herbst is Elkhart's Strategic Development Manager; National Accounts & Northeast Region.
In addition to managing key National Accounts, Jerry retains control of the Northeast Territory from Maine to Northern, VA. His additional focus in the Northeast is to further develop client alignments and strengthen existing relationships.
Jerry's primary focus will continue to be national accounts along with his new responsibilities.


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Positively Valued Fiat Money after the Sovereign Disappears: The Case of SomaliaWilliam J. LutherKenyon College Lawrence H. WhiteGeorge Mason University - Department of Economics April 2, 2011 GMU Working Paper in Economics No. 11-14 Abstract: Economists commonly invoke sovereign powers to explain the acceptance of unbacked paper money at a positive value. The government accepts or compels taxes paid in the money (makes it publicly receivable) or compels creditors to accept it (grants and enforces legal tender status). Thus fiat money is thought to rely on enforcement of a literal fiat or decree. The case of Somalia defies this account: following the state's collapse in 1991, unbacked paper Somali shillings continued to circulate at a positive value. We explain how historical acceptance, or "inertia," can sustain the ongoing acceptance of unbacked money even in the absence of ongoing sovereign support. Although sovereign power might be necessary to launch a fiat standard, we conclude that it is not a necessary condition for its survival. Number of Pages in PDF File: 31 Keywords: Belief, Focal Point, Inertia, Learning, Monetary Regime, Monetary Standard, Money, Search, Self-fulfilling Prophecy, Somalia, Somali Shilling JEL Classification: B52, E00, E41, E42, D83, C71, C73 Date posted: April 4, 2011 ; Last revised: August 21, 2014Suggested CitationContact Information
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Tourism in the MED 11 CountriesRobert LanquarCASE - Center for Social and Economic Research July 6, 2011 CASE Network Report No. 98 Abstract: For the last two decades, MED11 countries (Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestinian Autonomy, Syria, Tunisia and Turkey) have recorded the highest growth rate in inbound world tourism. In the same time, domestic tourism in these countries was growing very fast. MED 11 tourism performances have been astonishing in light of the security risks, natural disasters, oil prices rises and economic uncertainties of the region. The last financial crisis had no severe consequences on this development, which confirmed the resilience of tourism and the huge potential of the MED 11 countries in this sector. This trend was abruptly halted in early 2011 during the Arab Spring, but could resume when the situation stabilizes. This paper questions whether this trend will continue in the period up to 2030 and, for that, provides four different possible scenarios for the development of the tourism sector in MED11 for 2030: (i) reference scenario, (ii) common sustainable development scenario, (iii) polarized (regional) development scenario and (iv) failed development - decline and conflict – scenario. In all cases, international and domestic tourism arrivals will grow. However, security and adjustment to climate change remain the main factors that will strongly influence the development of the tourism sector in MED11 countries. Number of Pages in PDF File: 61 Keywords: Mediterranean, domestic tourism, international tourism, security, climate change, tourism indicators, tourism's economic contribution, tourism competitiveness, tourism prospective, tourism scenarios JEL Classification: D12, D60, E27, F47, H54, O53, O55 Date posted: July 6, 2011Suggested CitationContact Information
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Thomas Brixius
Attorney Thomas Brixius is an Attorney of Phillips Law Firm, a law firm in Renton, WA. As a lawyer in Renton, Washington, attorney Brixius serves King County, as well as clients throughout Washington.
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- Bankruptcy
- Brain Injury
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- Western District of Washington
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Thomas Brixius is a Bankruptcy Attorney at the Phillips Webster Tacoma office. Thomas is a passionate believer in the benefits of consumer bankruptcy and is dedicated to helping real people and their families achieve a fresh financial start. Thomas is licensed to practice law in Washington State and the Western District of Washington and is a member of the Washington State and King County Bar Associations. Thomas is a graduate of the University of Iowa College of Law and has earned a master's degree in Russian Language and Literature from the University of Arizona.
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How to Make Soap with the Cold Process
There are several methods for making soap. These include the cold process, the hot process, and melt & pour. Of these, the cold process is the most popular means of how to make soap from scratch.
1Gather all the necessary materials. Items needed are safety goggles, rubber gloves, a stainless steel pot, a glass bowl, a glass measuring bowl, a scale, rubber stirring utensils, thermometer (two thermometers if possible, one for the oils and one for the lye), the soap batch recipe, the recipe ingredients, and soap molds.Ad
2Fill the glass measuring bowl with the appropriate amount of distilled water, based on the recipe. Important note: the caustic nature of the lye will etch the glass bowl making it appear frosted. The glass bowl will be fine but the look is permanent.
3Add the appropriate amount of lye very slowly to create the lye/water solution and stir. The lye and water will react with each other and initially get very hot. Be sure to always add the lye to the water. Adding the water to the lye may cause a bubbling "volcanic" reaction.
4Set the lye/water solution safely off to the side so that it may cool a bit.
5Weigh the oils and melt them in the stainless steel pot using the stove on medium heat.
6When the lye/water solution and oils have reached the same temperature, ideally around 110 °F (43 °C), stir the lye/water solution slowly in to the stainless steel pot of melted oils to create the soap mixture. It is recommended to wear the goggles and rubber gloves here in case of any lye splashes.
7Stir the soap mixture thoroughly. Expect to stir continuously for about 15 minutes, until the mixture starts to thicken, like pudding. This is called the "trace" stage. Using an electric stick blender is one way to speed up the stirring and bring the soap mixture to the "trace" stage more quickly.
8Once the soap mixture reaches "trace", add the essential oils, other fragrances or herbs, pigments and stir. Again, the "trace" stage can be recognized by the patterns left in the soap mixture as it is stirred. It will resemble a thickening pudding.
9Pour the soap mixture into the molds. Be sure that the soap mixture is evenly distributed.
10Stash the molds in a warm place and allow them to cure and harden for 24-48 hours. Wrapping the molds in a blanket or towel for insulation will keep the soap warm and accelerate the curing process.
11After the soap has hardened, its water content will still be quite high. Remove the soap from the mold, cut in to bars and allow the bars to cure and dry out for 4-6 weeks.Ad
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- Using a stick blender rather than rubber utensils can make the mixture reach trace far more quickly.
- A large plastic bowl may also be used for the lye/water mixture, rather than glass.
- Measure out your oils before hand to make things move more efficiently.
- It is difficult to get the soap to trace if the ingredients cool down too much. Both the lye/water mixture and the oils should be no less than 100 °F (38 °C) each when they are ready to be combined.
- Lye is extremely caustic. Do not make soap with children or pets present. Keep vinegar on hand in case of lye exposure to the skin.
- If you get lye or the lye solution on your skin first brush the lye crystals off, then wash it off with water, lots and lots and lots of running water. Vinegar is good for surfaces like counters, but it takes time to neutralize the lye. If you use the vinegar on your skin you are continuing to burn while awaiting the neutralization. Running water dilutes as it washed it from your skin. If after you have washed the lye off well, then you can apply the vinegar with a cotton ball.
- Always wear safety equipment - safety goggles and rubber gloves.
- The soap mixture will still be caustic as you pour it into the molds. Handle with care.
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Professor Mark Knights
Contact Information Room: H309 |
Academic Profile
- PhD (1990) Oxford University
- Fellow of the Royal Historical Society
- Member of the Editorial Board of Parliamentary History
- Project Champion for the JISC funded Virtual Research Environment for the History of Political Discourse 1500-1800
- Principal Investigator for a British Academy funded project to explore words and concepts in early modern Britain
- Principal Investigator for an AHRC-funded Early Modern Forum for Early Modern Studies, which links Warwick with international partners such as Yale, The Sorbonne, Vanderbilt, Boston, The Huntington Library and USC.
I have recently appeared in a number of TV programmes, including Who Do You Think You Are?
Undergraduate Modules Taught
- Making History (HI175)
- Georgian Britain (HI145)
- The Enlightenment (HI174)
- Politics, Literature and Ideas in Stuart England c. 1600-c.1715 (HI271)
- The Birth of Modern Society? Britain 1660-1720 (HI31G)
Postgraduate Modules Taught
- I have in previous years been director of the Eigtheenth Century MA programme and convene its core module on 'consumption and culture'. For details please see http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/history/students/modules/ma18cen. The new director is Charles Walton, who would be happy to answer questions about the module.
- I teach a module in the second term about Corruption: Concept and Practice in Britain and its Empire, c.1600-1835 (HI979)
- In 2012 I was voted 'Best Postgraduate Tutor' by students - nominations for their 'Stars of Warwick' came from across the whole University
Selected Publications
- The Devil in Disguise: Delusion, Deception and Fanaticism in the Early English Enlightenment (OUP, 2011). For details click here
- Representation and Misrepresentation in Later Stuart Britain: Partisanship and Political Culture (OUP, 2005 hardback, 2006 paperback)
- The Entring Book of Roger Morrice 1677-1691 vol 5 (Boydell and Brewer, 6 vols, vol. 6 2007)
- many entries in The House of Commons 1690-1715 (eds. Hayton, Cruickshanks and Handley, CUP 2002)
- Politics and Opinion in Crisis, 1678-1681 (CUP, 1994)
I work on the political culture of early modern Britain c.1550 - c.1850, with particular interests in the integration of political and social history, the nature of public discourse, the role of print, and the interaction of politics, literature and ideas. For recent publications please see research. I am currently researching:
- Corruption in Britain and its colonies, from the Reformation to Reform
- The history of early modern words and concepts - for more details about the project see http://www.earlymoderntexts.org/MA/index.html
- Early modern petitioning
- The life and works of James Boevey, merchant philosopher
- Booksellers and the freedom of the press in early modern Britain
- Stereotypes
- The memoirs of an early eighteenth century rake
Current Research Topics Supervised (PhD)
- Jake Halford: Dialogues in seventeenth and early eighteenth century Britain
- Gareth Davies: Marriage strategies in the long Eighteenth Century
- Han Zhao: The emotion of Shame 1650-1750
- Naomi Wood: Quaker women and everyday life in Britain and New England
Recently completed:
- Dave Hitchcock: Vagrancy in England 1650-1750
- David Beck: Natural Histories
- Cherry Ann Knott: The building of Sudbury Hall
- Numerous MA disseratations on aspects of early modern history, including 'the self in the eighteenth century', 'the eighteenth century rogue', 'early modern counsel', 'the political discourse of immigration' and 'early modern iconoclasm'.


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Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Look of the Day
(Forever21 Jumpsuit and Jimmy Choo bag)
My outing yesterday was a much NEEDED trip to the Dry Bar! It felt so great to get my hair done!
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You look great!
FYI, your post-baby tummy looks like my regular tummy (and I have not had a baby. LOL). Love how healthy your lifestyle is -- I work out every day now since I started reading your blog. Thanks for the inspiration :)Looking Gorgeous Andee... seriously apart from your glow I would never be able to tell you were pregnant! Hope you and the little munchkin are doing well!
Much love from NYC
hiraschaos.blogspot.comNothing wrong with being anxious to get home to your baby! Just means your a loving mama :) You look good!! Love your hair.
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You look better than ever! If you find a chance, please do a little house tour, your furniture looks so beautiful!
ReplyDelete You seriously look AMAZING Andee! You're so stunning!
And I agree within BottledBeauty, nothing wrong with being anxious!
XOWow I remember your post .."Were Expecting"! and have followed your journey!! congrats on your beautiful baby girl. Glad you were able to take some me time, you have to take care of YOU, to be the best mommy. You look amazing by the way
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Wait...didn't you just have a baby??? You look fantastic girlfriend!
Denise You look amazing Andee! OMG I was at The Drybar yesterday too, the Newport location. Maybe one day I'll run into you there. Did you hear they're opening one in Costa Mesa next week?
ReplyDeleteYou look SO good!!! Absolutely amazing... God, please let me look like this after giving birth!! Let's be honest, I would happily take your looks right NOW!!! You are gorgeous, girl!!
My mom told me that her and my dad took a vacation 6 weeks after she had me (obvi lol) and she got physically ill from being separated from me!! Apparently our body's chemicals/hormones do it so that a mother never gets too far away from her baby... Our bodies are truly amazing!!- AnonymousApril 11, 2012 at 2:54 PM
you look amazing as USUAL! nothing wrong with needing a little outing once the baby is here, lord knows i did!
i have to ask-- where is the bed from?? such a beautiful frame! ive never seen anything like it... - AnonymousApril 11, 2012 at 3:23 PM
You look great! Can you let us know which prenatal vitamins you took before and throughout the pregnancy? I'd love to know!
Love your blog!
~K I'm the same way and my baby is 11 months. I stil hate being away from her-which is rare anyways. I may be different with this new baby on the way. I may need to get out more to preserve my sanity from having 3 children in the house.
ReplyDeleteHello beauty pie! Congrats on getting out, getting your hair did, and looking like an absolutely effortless shining star mommy! Please do a post soon on losing the pregnancy weight...is it all due to your pre-pregnancy lifestyle? Healthy rocks! Amazing! xox!
ReplyDeletethat looks soooo good on you. I am happy you got to get a little bit of freedom yesterday
ReplyDeleteyou look beautiful in that jumpsuite Andee. I can never for the life of me pull them off :(
Oh, hubby and I found out today we're gonna have a daughter in August. So I'm going back and re-reading your pregnancy ideas and tips and they are so helpful :)OMG- you just had a baby?!! You look awesome! I just pinned you- looooooove your hair!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou look amazing, Andee! I would never know that you just had a baby! You look fit as can be and your hair is gorgeous. Hope the little one is doing well!
ReplyDeleteYou look great! Which style of blowout did you get at Dry Bar? I'm considering getting my hair done there for my upcoming graduation and I love the style of the blowout you selected. : )
ReplyDeleteI remember the first time I left my daughter for a dinner just down the road, before the hour was up I burst into tears and had to go home early! I totally get the anxiety feels!! It gets easier though! You look great!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousApril 12, 2012 at 4:41 AM
Your blog is so inspiring!! I absolutely adore your sense of fashion and check your blog daily for style updates! Can't wait to see more looks as we head into summer.
I'm a 24-year-old new yorker and just absolutely adore you!! Keep up the amazing blog- its my new fav.
Xox- Fallon R. Cosign on the house photos....
You look beautiful, healthy and happy. Excited to see your little nugget turn into a beautiful, healty and happy little girl!LOL! Oh yes, those lovely hormonally induced anxieties! I think they're in place for a reason, to ensure baby is taken care of ;)
It gets easier, but I still feel "funny" leaving our daughter in anyone's care, and she's 10!
I too hit the salon for a quick wash & set yesterday, felt SO good to get pampered. The dry bars haven't reached our area yet, lots in Toronto though. But I'm pretty happy with the lady here, she charges me $15 for a fresh wash/blow dry/& curl, and I walk out feeling refreshed and purrrty! ;)- footmanApril 13, 2012 at 1:41 PM
Only 1 word can describe you: perfection.
Absolutely stunning and beautiful. Your husband should be proud to have you in his life. You look great! I remember the anxiety of being away from my baby those first few weeks. It was like I was dying for a break, but then once I got it, I couldn't wait to get back. It took me awhile to realize that my babies are just fine without me for a little while...even if they cry :) Good for you for getting out and doing something you enjoy. Looking forward to the birth story!
I've recently gotten hooked on your nutrition posts and bought Ezekiel bread for the first time today! Thanks for the great healthy inspiration ;)- AnonymousApril 21, 2012 at 6:30 PM
Love your hair! How do you tell your stylist to cut it??


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There have been days when, long after the North Central football team has come off the practice field, that the lights inside the old gymnasium at the school were still burning.
Three years after starting a competitive cheerleading team, North Central High School is headed to the AA Competitive Cheer State finals.
Sitting behind his office desk, North Central head football coach Louis Clyburn simply shook his head and smiled when asked if he was aware of some of the things being said between members of his team and players from Andrew Jackson, which comes to Boonetown for tonight's first round AA Upper State Division II playoff contest.
North Central will host its first state playoff game since the 1994 season when the Knights welcome arch-rival Andrew Jackson to Boonetown for Friday's first round AA Division II Upper State contest.
Louis Clyburn has been told by several people about when, in 1984, North Central played and lost a game to eventual state champion Woodruff, 34-7, in the third round of the state class AA playoffs.
Nothing to win. Nothing to lose.
Of all the times for an injury to strike, this was the worst.
Early last week, North Central head coach Louis Clyburn was feeling pretty good about his team's ability to host a first round state playoff game with a victory in either of the Knights' final two regular season games.
Nobody will ever accuse Columbia High head coach Kemper Amick of ducking people.
Dreams of a perfect season came to an end for the North Central volleyball team as the state's top-ranked AA squad was dealt a 3-2 loss at Columbia last Thursday night.
On a night in which North Central needed a win in a big way, the Knights went big in a 26-14 homecoming win over visiting Eau Claire on Friday.
Five years ago, when he was the head coach at Andrew Jackson, Louis Clyburn saw the Volunteers score the first touchdown of the night against Eau Claire, which proceeded to fold up like a card table.
Central broke open a close game by scoring a combined 10 runs in the fourth and fifth frames to lock up the fourth and final playoff slot in Region 4-AA baseball with a 14-3 win over host North Central last Friday night.
A misplayed fly ball here, a booted grounder there and a flare or two thrown in for good measure.
It looks like the Clyburn family will be on the lookout for new babysitters.
Suddenly, things are getting a bit cramped in the back seat.
When they first met on March 13, North Central left Buford with a 22-0 loss in a Region 4-AA baseball game stopped in the fifth inning.
(7 p.m.); 13 – at Buford; 16 – at Chesterfield; 18 – Andrew Jackson; 20 – Indian Land (7 p.m.); 24 – Cheraw; 27 – at Central
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Herrnbaumgarten on the mapA small village at 212 metres altitude, just an hour's drive from Vienna, is home to some very idiosyncratic inhabitants. Here in Herrnbaumgarten, near the Czech border and just behind the wine village of Poysdorf, people view the world from a novel perspective, veering happily between ironic lateral thinking, friendly professionalism and benevolent misconception. The showpiece of this quirkiness is the Nonseum, a museum full of exhibits invented by eccentrics, from a heated garden gnome to finger nail guillotines and high heel protectors.
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Editing Calendar Printing Assistant Templates
I am going to be posting an ongoing series of topics dealing with editing templates for the Calendar Printing Assistant. I'll start the title of each one with "CPAO:" so they can be easy to find.
24 Jun 2010
Blog Post:
CPAO: Editing the Footer of a Template
Now on to the formatting the footer area of the page. Here is a screenshot and the code: <!-- Standard Footer --> <Grid Row="4" Column="1" VerticalAlignment="Top" Margin="0,4,0,0" RowSetting="Auto" ColumnSetting="*,*,*"> <CalendarText Row="0" Column="0" Date="#[Now...
25 Jun 2010
Blog Post:
CPAO: Editing the Calendar Grid (Part 1)
And now to editing what is seen in the calendar. I am still using the "Standard Month 01 Letter" template as the base for showing some options here. So here is the code that describes the layout of the appointments and the grid: <!--MonthDayCalendar Sizer--> <MonthDayCalendar Row="3...
25 Jun 2010
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CPAO: Using Colors for Categories and Private Items
It seems that one of the "holy grails" for the Calendar Printing Assistant is to be able to colorize entire appointments with the category colors for those appointments. There is a way to signify the category with CPAO - which is the colored dot that I have used / showed in previous posts. However -...
30 Jul 2010
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CPAO: Editing the Template Header
The Header of the template is versatile. It can have additional month thumbnails, it has the month name or the weeks or the days in the weekly and daily templates, etc. In the example I have been using (Month_StandardMonth01.catx) the Header looks like this: This contains the month...
25 Jun 2010
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CPAO: Listing of the Standard Month Legal Template
Here is the entire listing of the code from the Standard Month Legal template I created. First - here is the contents of the Metadata.xml file: <Metadata xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2005/xcal" Version="1.0.0"> <Name>Standard Month Legal</Name> <TimeUnit>Month<...
25 Jun 2010
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CPAO: Commenting in the Templates
First - I would like to cover how to do comments when editing the CPAO templates. At the top of the Content.xml file there are some comments: <!-- Copyright (c) 2007, Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. --> <!-- Standard Month 01 --> Comments start with: <!-- ...
24 Jun 2010
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CPAO: Editing the Month Thumbnails in the Template Header
Okay - on to the month thumbnails. Here is the screenshot and code for those again: <Display> <Page RowSetting="0.25in,Auto,0.2in,*,0.4in" ColumnSetting="0.25in,*,0.25in" Style="StandardText"> <!-- Background --> <Rectangle Row="0" Column="0" RowSpan="5" ColumnSpan...
25 Jun 2010
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CPAO: Opening and Saving Template Files
The Calendar Printing Assistant uses templates with the extension .CATX. The templates are stored in the Office template folder, which is typically the C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Templates folder. These files are essentially renamed compressed files that can be extracted and edited...
24 Jun 2010
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CPAO: Editing A Weekly Template
I wanted to put a Weekly CPAO template example up - so here it is. I will start out with the Weekly List 01 Letter Template, and do some modifications to it. I will not cover the entire template - just changes that I make in it to show how it can be modified. For changes to an entire template - you should...
30 Jul 2010
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CPAO: Template Page Editing
Now on to some actual editing. We will work with the whole page here. Here is the original template (Month_StandardMonth01.catx): On this page, there is a Header with stuff in it, the Days/Weeks in the month in a grid with appointments in it, and a Footer with some data in it. Here...
24 Jun 2010
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CPAO: Editing the Metadata.xml File
So far everything has been edited in the Content.xml file (located in the \Cal directory after renaming/unzipping the CATX file - see the section on Opening and Saving Template Files) . That is the main file for doing the formatting of a particular template. The Metadata.xml is good for doing a...
25 Jun 2010
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CPAO: Editing the Calendar Grid (Part 2)
This section moves into the Day Format area: <DayFormat> <Grid RowSetting="*" ColumnSetting="*" Height="Auto" Style="LevelLeafParent"> <CalendarText Row="0" Column="0" FontSize="46pt" FontWeight="Bold" Text="#[%d]" FontFamily="style!FontMajor"> <Foreground>...
25 Jun 2010
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CPAO: Editing a Daily Template - Part 2
In the previous section showing a 3x5 daily calendar printout using CPAO, I did not include a timeline. In this final example for a daily template I will show what that looks like: So the big difference here is the timeline for the day on the left side of the view. The appointments are placed...
14 Jul 2010
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CPAO: Entire Notes for Monthly Template in PDF format
After making all these posts on editing CPAO - I can see that it will be nice to have them all together in one paper that can be used for reference. I have uploaded a PDF that has all the CPAO template editing posts in them. Hopefully this will be a help for anyone who needs to edit these templates to...
25 Jun 2010
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CPAO: Editing a Daily Template - Part 1
I have had several customers request a Daily Template that fits data on a 3x5 index card sized printout. I have done a few different iterations of this layout to customize things for each particular customer - but I wanted to give an example of this since it seems to be a popular request. Here...
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Jan. 24, 2014
About the Game
Georgia makes its first trip to Kentucky in almost two years when the Bulldogs meet UK in a Saturday afternoon contest. It will be the only regular-season matchup between these two programs in 2014. Kentucky does not visit Athens for the first time since the 1963 season.
Georgia arrives at this game with a 10-7 overall record, a 4-1 mark in SEC games. Most recently, the Bulldogs defeated South Carolina 97-76 in Athens three nights ago. The victory was Georgia's most lopsided in SEC play since 2012 and it was the program's highest scoring total in a conference game since 2011. Several other milestones, all related to the steady stream of fouls called, were within reach in this game. Georgia tied a school record with 50 free-throw attempts. The combined 86 attempts were the most in a Georgia game since a 1997 contest with Kentucky (90 att.). The combined 59 fouls were the most since a UGA-Auburn game from 2007.
Individually, Georgia got a career-best 22 points from junior forward Nemi Djurisic that included 3-of-3 shooting from 3-point range. Those were his first treys since making four of five in the SEC opener at Missouri back on Jan. 8. Marcus Thornton continued his emergence as a frontcourt leader for this team with 12 points and seven boards in just 21 minutes of work. He now leads Georgia in rebounding and is fourth in the SEC during the 5-game league schedule.
Saturday's matchup will be the 142nd meeting between the two schools. Kentucky owns a 115-26 lead in the series. The only meeting last season produced a 72-62 Georgia victory, played on March 7 in Athens.
Georgia is wrapping up what has turned out to be the most challenging portion of its 2014 schedule. The Bulldogs have played six RPI Top 100 opponents in their past eight games. The difficulty of its recent schedule, combined with wins over three of those Top 100 teams, caused Georgia's own RPI rating to jump over 130 spots in the past month.
Probable Starters
Pos. | No. | Name | Ht. | Wt. | Cl. | Hometown | PPG | RPG |
F | 2 | Marcus Thornton** | 6-8 | 235 | RJr. | Atlanta, Ga. | 7.5 | 5.6 |
F | 15 | Donte' Williams*** | 6-9 | 225 | Sr. | Ellenwood, Ga. | 5.9 | 5.5 |
F | 31 | Brandon Morris | 6-7 | 215 | So. | Lithonia, Ga. | 9.0 | 3.8 |
G | 4 | Charles Mann* | 6-5 | 210 | So. | Alpharetta, Ga. | 13.1 | 2.9a |
G | 12 | Kenny Gaines* | 6-3 | 195 | So. | Atlanta, Ga. | 12.0 | 2.5 |
#Assists Per Game
Head Coach: Mark Fox
Record at Georgia / Years: 75-70 / 5th season
Overall Record/Years: 198-113 / 10th season
Assistant Coaches: Stacey Palmore, Philip Pearson, Jonas Hayes
Pos. | No. | Name | Ht. | Wt. | Cl. | Hometown | PPG | RPG |
F | 15 | Willie Cauley-Stein | 7-0 | 244 | So. | Olathe, Kan. | 8.0 | 7.0 |
F | 30 | Julius Randle | 6-9 | 250 | Fr. | Dallas, Tex. | 16.7 | 10.6 |
G | 1 | James Young | 6-6 | 215 | Fr. | Rochester Hill, Mich. | 14.3 | 4.5 |
G | 2 | Aaron Harrison | 6-6 | 218 | Fr. | Richmond, Texas | 13.7 | 3.1 |
G | 5 | Andrew Harrison | 6-6 | 215 | Fr. | Richmond, Texas | 11.3 | 3.5a |
Head Coach: John Calipari
Record at Kentucky / Years: 582-170 / 22nd season
Overall Record / Years: 137-30 / 5th season
Assistant Coaches: Orlando Antigua, John Robic, Kenny Payne
Georgia vs. Kentucky
Saturday's game is the 142nd all-time meeting between these two schools in basketball. Kentucky leads the series, as it does against all of its longtime SEC brethren, by a lopside count: 115-26.
Though Georgia has defeated Kentucky just 26 times ever, nine of those wins have come in the past 12 years.
A geographical breakdown of the series follows:
Games in Athens: UK leads 40-17
Games in Lexington: UK leads 56-5
Neutral-Court Games: UK leads 8-3
SEC Tournament Games: UK leads 5-1
UK has also won single games in Baton Rouge; Columbus, Ga.; Knoxville; Memphis; Nashville and Owensboro, Ky.
Georgia's win Wednesday over South Carolina improved its SEC record to 4-1 for the first time since the 2002 season. That year, the Bulldogs eventually tied for the Eastern Division title and earned the East's No. 1 seed at the SEC Tournament. A victory in Lexington today would push the record to 5-1 for the first time since 2001. Those two seasons (2001-02) were the last time Georgia played in consecutive NCAA Tournaments.
These most recent games have seen Georgia's rotation come into much sharper focus. The Bulldogs did not have a single player averaging 30 minutes through the pre-conference slate. Charles Mann and backcourt mate Kenny Gaines are currently averaging over 32 minutes in SEC play. Additionally, fellow starters Marcus Thornton and Brandon Morris both recorded career highs in minutes played last Saturday against Arkansas.
Charles Mann's knack for frequent trips to the free-throw line is no secret. As a freshman last season, he had the fifth most free-throw attempts of any SEC player (170). In the Alabama game Jan. 11, when he went 13 of 18 from the line, his 18 tries were the most by a Georgia player in 10 years and the fourth most in UGA history.
Much has been made of the new enforcement of existing rules, as well as new rules, this season. Thus far, as all participants adjust to these changes, the volume of called fouls rose in the beginning but has leveled off recently. There has been an average of 41 fouls called in each of Georgia's games thus far this season, compared to 36 fouls per game last season.
As the SEC schedule began, the Bulldogs ranked among the top 50 nationally in field-goal percentage, with seven games of at least 50 percent shooting. However, they began this week ranking 143rd in the NCAA. The South Carolina game Wednesday stopped a string of three season-low field-goal percentages for Georgia.
Perhaps no statistic has had a greater effect on Georgia's fate this season than in rebounding. Simply stated, when the Bulldogs have outrebounded their opponent, they've won. When they haven't, they've lost. In Georgia's 10 wins, the Bulldogs have compiled a +12.1 rebounding margin, most recently a +12 margin vs. South Carolina. Their rebounding margin in seven losses is -4.1.
Additional findings in the wins vs. losses:
> Kenny Gaines is Georgia's leading scorer in its 10 wins (12.6 ppg). Charles Mann, UGA's leading scorer overall, leads Georgia in its seven losses (15.2 ppg) but has only the No. 2 average in its 10 wins (11.4 ppg)
> Not surprisingly, Georgia wins the free throw-shooting competition when it wins the game. The Bulldogs have outscored their opponents by an average of 21-14 in their 10 wins. Conversely, their opponents have won that battle by a 22-15 in Georgia's seven losses. In addition, their opponents have shot over 79 percent from the line in those seven games.
Georgia began this season amidst low expectations...externally, anyway. The Bulldogs were picked by the media that cover SEC basketball to finish 11th in the 14-team league, ahead of only South Carolina, Mississippi State and Auburn. Kentucky, Florida and Tennessee were picked 1-2-3 in the same poll. Additionally, no Bulldogs were selected to the 16-player pre-season All-SEC lists.
More Noteworthy
Four Bulldogs this season have made their first starts at the Division 1 collegiate level: Kenny Gaines, Cameron Forte, Juwan Parker and Taylor Echols.
One effect of not having Kentavious Caldwell-Pope on this year's team: last year, 30 percent of Georgia's total field goals were scored from 3-point range. This year, just 18 percent thus far have come from beyond the arc. Perhaps another way to view this difference: last season's Georgia team averaged scoring 22 points in the paint area. This season, that number thus far has risen to 34.2 points in the paint.
Most discussion involving KCP's absence has revolved around its effect on the Georgia offense. Little discussion has pertained to its effect on the Georgia defense, which this year has allowed its opponents a .403 overall field-goal percentage, .352 from 3-point range, compared to .388 and .329, respectively, with KCP in the lineup last season.
On Dec. 28, when Colorado sank all 26 of its free-throw attempts, it marked the first time in almost 19 years a Bulldog opponent had shot 100 percent. Tennessee went 10x10 against Georgia on Feb. 11, 1995. That was 584 games ago. For Georgia, it's been 772 games since its last 100 percent shooting night...back to Jan. 14, 1989 vs. Vanderbilt (12x12).
Georgia has now shot at least 50 percent from the field eight times this season. That equals the number of 50 percent shooting games over the previous two seasons combined.
Staff Changes for 2014
For the first time of his 4+ seasons in Athens, head coach Mark Fox made changes to his immediate coaching staff. Three-year UGA letterman (2002-04) Jonas Hayes was promoted from Operations Coordinator to Assistant Coach. A native Atlantan, Hayes returned to UGA in 2012 after serving as an Assistant Coach at Belmont Abbey in North Carolina for five seasons. He had also assisted the programs at South Carolina State, Morehouse and his alma mater, Douglass High School, after graduating from UGA in 2004.
Hayes, whose twin brother Jarvis continues to play professionally overseas, became the first Georgia basketball alumnus to hold a full-time assistant's position on the staff at his alma mater since Mark Slonaker assisted Hugh Durham from 1989-95.
To replace Hayes in the Coordinator's position, Fox hired Byron Samuels in May of 2013. The Winston-Salem, N.C., native, is a veteran of the collegiate ranks whose career includes head coaching stops at Hampton, Radford and, most lastly, at Hillsborough Community College, where he coached recent UGA alum John Florveus. Samuels is a veteran of SEC basketball, having assisted four Tennessee teams that earned NCAA Tournament berths.


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A footman (plural -men) is a male domestic worker.
Word history[edit]
The designation "running footman" derived from the attendants who ran beside or behind the carriages of aristocrats, many of whom were chosen for their physical attributes. They ran alongside the coach to make sure it was not overturned by such obstacles as ditches or tree roots. They would also run ahead to prepare the destination place for their lord's arrival.[1]
The word was subsequently extended to apply to a household servant, who usually filled glasses, placed and removed dishes etc. while standing at meals, while the master and guests remained seated.[2] The roughly synonymous term lackey may have a similar etymology.
Male servants were paid more than female servants, and footmen were something of a luxury and therefore a status symbol even among the servant-employing classes. They performed a less essential role than the cook, maid or even butler, and were part only of the grandest households. Since a footman was for show as much as for use, a tall footman was more highly prized than a short one, and good looks, including well-turned legs, which were shown off by the traditional footman's dress of stockings worn below knee breeches, were an advantage. Footmen were expected to be unmarried and tended to be relatively young; they might, however, progress to other posts, notably that of butler. One 19th century footman, William Tayler, kept a diary which has been published. He was, in fact, married; but kept his marriage secret from his employers and visited his family only on his days off.[3]
Once a commonly employed servant in great houses, footmen became much rarer after World War I as fewer households could by then afford retinues of servants and retainers. The position is now virtually an historic one although servants with this designation are still employed in the British Royal Household, wearing a distinctive scarlet livery on state occasions.[4]
The first footman was the designation given to the highest ranking servant of this class in a given household. The first footman would serve as deputy butler and act as butler in the latter's absence, although some larger houses also had an under-butler above the first footman.
In a larger household, various footmen might be assigned specific duties (for which there might be a traditional sequence), such as the silver specialist. Usually the footmen performed a range of duties which included serving meals, opening and closing doors, carrying heavy items, or moving furniture for the housemaid to clean behind. The footmen might also double as valets, especially for visiting guests.
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
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- ^ The Concise Oxford Dictionary, ISBN 0-19-861132-3
- ^ Burnett, John (1994). Useful toil: autobiographies of working people from the 1820s to the 1920s (second ed.). Routledge. pp. 172 to 181. ISBN 978-0-415-10399-2.
- ^ "Except at public functions, the last time I saw a footman in livery was in 1921": George Orwell writing in the Tribune of 3 March 1944


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Battle Music [Synth]
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- 12/09/2007
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- 2 min 49 sec
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- 4.35 / 5.00
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I've not done a song like this yet, and I feel at a later stage I could improve this song, however I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. Also, I know the drums don't fade out, if anyone wants to use this song with no fade in the song, give me a PM and I'll fix it.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
it sounds like drums are taking action in this song.It also reminds me of megaman.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
It's great!
But I really think the drum could be more powerful and have more variations to match the awesome tune.
agreed, I don't really like this piece in retrospect, it has some alright ideas, but it's wayyyyyyyy too repetitive haha.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
It was a great tune, to say the least. It was heavy in just the right areas, and light and in complete contrast. If I owned a gaming company, I would concider using this as a battle theme against perhaps some sort of boss relating to robots... Anyway, enough of my rambling. Good song.
thank you, I'm going to be honest when I say I don't really like this piece...haha. but thanks, sorry it took like 7 months to respond to this. lol.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
this song deserves one word...
1st i was searching 4 a game 4 my site and found penguin massacre and i was like whoa! cool song... GOTTA FIND IT and i spent a lot of time searching 4 it. Then i entered newgrounds and subscribed to review this song! Good Work ;)