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DELPHOS — After many times on the short end of economic announcements, the city finally came out on top Thursday.
Lakeview Farms' plans to add 200 new jobs and expand in a facility that had closed is welcome news for a community struggling with lost state funding, income tax revenue and water fees.
Lakeview Farms will add 200 new jobs over the next three years, nearly doubling its existing Delphos employment, company and community officials announced. The company will expand local operations in the former Reser's Fine Foods facility at 1600 Gressel Drive. Lakeview has arranged a 10-year lease for the building, which will be owned by local real estate owner and contractor Keith Pohlman.
The maker of dips, gelatins, cheese spreads, desserts and sour cream will invest more than $12 million in the building for capital and technology improvements. Renovations are expected to be complete by the end of the year, and many of the jobs will be added in the next six months.
"This is a good place to do business," Graves said. "The whole community has been good to us."
The move means the company will close its only out-of-state facility, in Bristol, Wisc. The new facility in Delphos is more than 50 percent larger than the existing Delphos and Bristol plants combined. The renovations should start in the near future; when they are done, the company will move all its current operations, including manufacturing and a headquarters office, to the new site.
A new production line will be running by August, Graves said, with most of the new production starting by late fall and finishing by January. Most of the jobs will be added in the second half of this year.
The jobs are all full-time, mostly production, Graves said, and have a wide pay range. Allen Economic Development Group and Ohio Means Jobs Allen County will assist Lakeview Farms with the hiring, and that process will start soon, AEDG Vice President Eric Davis said.
Kristi Clouse, a Delphos native and project development manager with JobsOhio, said she was proud of the teamwork among agencies, among levels of government and with the private sector that made the project happen. The state contributed to the project with two incentives, Clouse said, a loan through JobsOhio' Revitalization Fund, that will help Lakeview Farms with the $12 million renovation. Also, Lakeview Farms is receiving a tax credit through the Ohio Tax Credit Authority, which is tied to the job creation.
Clouse did not know how much the loan will be, and did not have details about the tax credit.
A host of officials helped celebrate the announcement, including Allen County Commissioner Jay Begg, Allen Economic Development Group President Jeff Sprague, Delphos Mayor Michael Gallmeier and Ohio Senate President Keith Faber, R-Celina.
The group saluted the teamwork to make the project happen, and said Ohio's new economic development model is creating an environment of job growth.
"I"m excited for Gene and excited for the city," Gallmeier said.
Reser's Fine Foods was the last vestige of the original I&K Distributors, before Lakeview Farms revived the facility.
Reser's closed its doors in September 2013, and the city lost 100 jobs. At time, the company was the city's largest water user and second-largest employer.
The Gressel Drive complex has a long history in Delphos, dating back to I&K Distributors' founding in 1966 as a family-run business. At the time, I&K purchased the Yoder salad business, specializing in manufacturing and distributing salads to 75 Delphos-area customers on a single company truck. Lakeview Farms helped I&K with Yoder foods production and still does. Some years ago, the distribution and food preparation businesses split. In April 2012, Lipari Foods purchased the logistics and warehousing side, but closed it in September of that year.
The food business has remained. Orval Kent and parent company Chef Solutions had purchased the business from I&K, but Reser's acquired the Gressel Drive facility in February of 2012 when Chef Solutions filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. When Reser's closed, the company approached Graves about the facility.
After lots of consideration, Graves decided to consolidate the operations under one roof. Lakeview Farms was spending $1 million a year just moving product back and forth between Delphos and Wisconsin.


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Rachel Maddow Challenges House GOP to Prove It's Not Racist and Save Voting Rights Act: VIDEO
After yesterday's blow to the Voting Rights Act by SCOTUS, Rachel Maddow looked at the chances to save it in Congress, recalling the bill's reauthorization by George W. Bush and the unanimous Senate vote to do so.
That same year, House Republicans led by Paul Broun attempted to kill the bill but were blocked by Rep. John Lewis.
Asked Maddow:
"So which is it now, Republican party? Are you Paul Broun, stuttering and apologizing and saying you never meant any offense? Taking it back? Or are you Paul Broun introducing a stealth amendment in the middle of the night trying to kill the Voting Rights Act? Are you every single Republican in the United States Senate voting to reauthorize the Voting Rights Act, standing proudly by with your Republican president, as he signs it? Or are you the 33 House Republicans who that same year voted no, voted to kill the Voting Rights Act?"Later Rep. Lewis joined Rachel to express his sadness at having to fight this all over again.
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I really hope that by some miracle Congress gets it together for this one, but I have less than zero faith that they will.
Posted by: JMC | Jun 26, 2013 7:44:59 AM
This passed unanimously in the Senate and had only a few no votes in the House that last time it was renewed but that was an entirely different political mindset.
Leahy on the Judiciary announced that the Senate would be taking it up right away.
The best way to get results for this is with contact to your House rep by direct contact. They have to hear from us.
Posted by: JONES | Jun 26, 2013 10:07:19 AM
The only thing which has changed is that the law doesn't single out certain counties for PRIOR review. If a jurisdiction passes an illegal voting law or practice, it's still against the law. Will you titty babies please grow up?
Posted by: David Hearne | Jun 26, 2013 11:45:43 AM
@David Hearne
And be so unknowingly privileged like you?
Ever have to stand in line for 3 hours to vote because your poling station only has 2 voting machines, David?
Ever have to pass a poling test?
Ever had to travel to the county seat to register to vote and then be told that the registrar was only available a few hours a month and their work schedule wasn't set in advance? And hear the racist comments as you walked away?
Ever had your district lines redrawn so that no one representing your views could be elected?
This is just a few examples of the kind of tricks that section 4 prohibited by understanding that PRIOR offenders when unchallenged do this and worse. Prior recognized offenders had to have preclearance to do those things. Now with section 4 gone they can do these things and those disenfranchised have to wait for a court case to progress while these changes are in effect.
Can your white privileged brain process the difference David?
Posted by: JONES | Jun 26, 2013 1:05:56 PM
This is not about history; it's about the present day. From Pa. to Az. laws that, by design and intent, make it more difficult for non-whites to vote have passed Republican control legislatures with no other purpose than to make voting burdensome.
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MOBILE, Ala. Steve Spagnuolo stood at Senior Bowl practice at Fairhope's municipal stadium Monday and watched defensive players ran through drills.
He was looking for something specific.
'You can get game tape and see how they function in a game but do they finish every drill?' Spagnuolo asked. 'Are they first in line? Do they take coaching? This is a valuable time for us.'
But the Saints defensive coordinator is only willing to look so far into things right now, including what he feels New Orleans' biggest needs are on defense. He's waiting for Sean Payton to return before closing the book completely on 2012.
'We're really obviously excited to get Sean back and talk through all of that and get his opinion,' Spagnuolo said. 'That's very, very important to all of us.'
The Saints finished with the worst defense in the league this past season, allowing more yards than any other team in NFL history. They were 31st in points allowed per game (28.4) and 29th in sacks per pass attempt.
It's possible that when Payton returns, he'll have a spiral notebook after spiral notebook filled with notes about how the Saints can improve on their 7-9 campaign. That includes defense.
And Spagnuolo is looking forward to that.
'It is so valuable to get a real educated offensive mind evaluate your defense week in, week out,' Spagnuolo said. 'I'm really looking forward to that with Sean. It's huge.'
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Forty two of the 48 former FirstCorp members elected to stick with Catalyst, a number the Plano, Texas-based corporate said exceeded the expectations.
Presidential candidate again misspeaks on credit unions, raising question if its intentional or lack of understanding. Either is troublesome.
Celebrity personal finance expert Suze Orman has launched a prepaid debit card that, if it becomes popular, could wind up costing credit unions significant amounts of money.
School Employees Lorain County Credit Union in Elyria, Ohio, is asking members to vote to convert to ASI deposit coverage.
If you were one of the millions who visited New York City's Times Square between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day, you would have seen on one of the biggest billboards a public service announcement benefiting credit unions.
The attack on NCUA policies spearheaded last December in a petition drive by a Michigan CUSO group entered a new phase last week when a Tennessee group joined the fray.
The NCUA should send a letter to credit unions explaining that the NCUA now fully insures the full amount in noninterest-
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Credit unions sowed the seeds for future political wins by planning a rally on the National Mall while President George H.W. Bush sowed the seeds for the demise of much of his support among conservatives by reversing his pledge not to raise taxes.


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but he doesn't seem all that great for purple gear.
Awesome for blue gear, as well, but not so much for purples.
Hell, the warrior seemed just as good if you are just looking for good gear.
and Terramorphus is best for relics.
agree/disagree? except the warrior thing
Vermi is good for purple gear.
The Princess is in another Castle.
Punching trees gives me wood.
too hard to actually fight though, lol.
atleast for a mostly solo player like me.
I have only killed Dexiduous once, but his loot pile seemed to be the best in the game save for the lack of him being a seraph guardian.
BigRobb2389 posted...
too hard to actually fight though, lol.
Hmmm... I only killed him once as well, but he dropped a Seraph weapon for me. Maybe I'll have another go at him this week.
The Princess is in another Castle.
Punching trees gives me wood.
kinggoldfinger posted...
BigRobb2389 posted...too hard to actually fight though, lol.
haha, thats awesome. I say not being a seraph guardian is bad due to lack of seraph crystals, but if he can drop seraph weapons as well, then he is probably far and away the best loot pile. and he should be the best considering it costs over 90 eridium to fight him.
so who can drop seraph weapons?
I really thought only Hyperius and Master Gee can and assumed pete could as well, but i guess all DLC invincibles can?
I've only received a Seraph weapon from Dex, I actually thought was odd, but also pretty cool. That's not to say you can't get them from the rest, I just never have.
The Princess is in another Castle.
Punching trees gives me wood.
BigRobb2389 posted...
kinggoldfinger posted...BigRobb2389 posted...too hard to actually fight though, lol.
I've gotten Seraph weapons from Voracidous in Hammerlock's DLC and from Hyperius, but honestly I don't think Pete can drop them.
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Yea, to be honest I wasn't sure about pete, I assumed he could, but thought he couldn't because I wasn't sure, lol.
You have any good strategies for Voracidous?
Pete has been good to me for class mods, really good. he has already given me two gunzerkers and a commando, as well as 6+ other legendaries in about 450 seraph crystals worth of kills.
I guess that is about average for pete though??
My Zero is the only character capable of fighting Voracidous at the moment, and I could really use his legendary class mod as im still using a level 48 professional com.
oh, and Pete doesn't seem good at all for E-Techs.
Is Terramorphous the best for e-tech? now that i think about it, I don't know if anyone is particularly good for e-tech.
Trespasser works very well, as it ignores shields, and probably a couple friends.
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While reading about tomorrow's scheduled meeting between Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Mahmoud Abbas, on the New York Times website last night, we were surprised to find a black, white, and orange banner ad that read, simply, "Gaza. Hamas. Conflict. Facts!" Clicking through brought us to the Israeli Foreign Ministry's web site, which now features a special "Gaza Facts" section to rebut allegations of war crimes made in the United Nations report released last week.
The banner ads seem to have since disappeared, but Google Ads is still promoting the link on the Times site, including on the page for a story from Saturday headlined "Lack of Progress in Mideast Defies Obama's Hopes." Ironic, no? Israeli Foreign Ministry officials in New York, Washington, and Tel Aviv said they weren't aware of the ad campaign and couldn't comment on whether it was really meant to coincide with this week's efforts at getting peace negotiations back on track.
UPDATE: Joel Lion, the spokesman at the Israeli consulate in New York, says the ads—which are also running on the website of NPR, the Chicago Tribune, the Los Angeles Times, and the Washington Post—are part of an international campaign orchestrated by the Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem in response to the Goldstone Report. Ads are running on news sites in France, Slovakia, Slovenia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, all members of the U.N.'s Human Rights Council, which commissioned the report. It is, Lion said, the first time such a coordinated effort has been attempted. "The rationale is to expose our messages to a wider public, using new media," Lion explained.
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Lay the bread slices side by side in a shallow baking dish.
Cook the onion until tender in the butter in the top of a double boiler over direct heat.
Add the flour, and blend.
Add the milk, salt, and pepper, and cook over boiling water until smooth and thickened, stirring constantly.
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In general if it's classic Parisian pomp you're after, you're headed to one of the big luxury hotels. This town has no shortage of them, and they're among the most opulent in the Western world. The boutique hotels tend to be more contemporary, often a bit minimalist — but one boutique in particular can out-classic the classics, and that's the Hotel Lancaster.
When the Lancaster opened its doors the phrase "boutique hotel" hadn't yet been invented — but that's more or less what it's always been. Back in the Emile Wolf days it was the sort of place you'd catch the likes of Grace Kelly or Noël Coward haunting its halls. Today, under the direction of the Spanish Hospes group, it's scarcely lost any of its glamour. In spite of a location just off the Champs-Elysées, the Lancaster is quiet, the way a classic hotel ought to be. Rooms are stocked with antiques, many of them collected by the original owner, and the marble bathrooms are decked out in a well-preserved Art Deco style.
The service is impeccable, erring more on the side of quiet discretion than overt solicitousness. La Table du Lancaster is the hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant, and the Thirties-inspired salon is an elegant step up from the typical hotel bar. Most magical, however, is the Lancaster's little garden, a rare bit of private outdoor peace in the heart of bustling Paris.
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Nothing, had a wonderful stay!
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The location is superb, on the corner of Champs Élysées with easy access to two Metro stations. The hotel itself is delightful, with many of the extra "touches" that make the difference. A softly scented reception area and rose beneath each room number certainly were noticed and enjoyed! As is the case with many hotels in Paris, you can leave the room key at the front desk when out and about. Well-furnished rooms and a warm experience overall.
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It's the first of the month and that means a new look at the demographics of people who "like" comics on Facebook. This data is compiled using demographic data from Facebook, and is limited to the United States.
This data is compiled using key terms, "likes," users have as part of their profiles. Primarily terms are focused on generic ones such as "comics" or "graphic novels" or publishers. I stay away from specific characters, creators or series, because this does not indicate they are a comic book fan. Over 100 terms are used for this report.
Facebook Population: Over 36,000,000 in the United States
The total population decrease of 2 million. It's unknown why the decrease, but Facebook has been getting rid of inactive accounts for page likes, so this is a possibility. This is after a massive increase of 6 million the previous month. The Spanish-speaking population last month was 13.68%, and this month is 14.17%. The decrease of population didn't impact that segment all that much.
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Last month women accounted for 42.63% and men were 57.89%. The population decrease hit the women much more so than the men, so women saw their percentage continue to decrease. Women now account for 41.67% and men 58.33%.
We'll next look at how the percentage of women and men break down through age. The results are very similar as far as the shape of how it lays out.
Compared to last month, the population loss is mostly those age 18 to 29. Under 17, as well as those over the age of 50 saw gains.
Most of the percentages are the same. Those that are single increased a little bit, and those engaged decreased a little bit. Most of the other stats are similar to last month.
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Compared to last month, the percentages are very similar.
The biggest shifts compared to last month is women interesting in "men and women," and men who didn't specify what they're interested in.
Six months in and the stats for ethnicity have been pretty steady. Facebook compiles the data based on "behavior that aligns with people of that race." It's unknown the specifics of what that entails.
African Americans account for 3.7 million, about 10.28% of the comic fandom, while all Hispanics account for 8 million, around 22.22%. Asian Americans account for 860,000, or about 5.73%. There's some slight differences since last month, but nothing vast.
We can see here the shifts in the age from above. Baby Boomers increased, and Generation X and Millennials both decreased.
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Saffron restaurant will hold its monthly Street Food Market featuring authentic Thai foods made to order as they are on the streets of Thailand, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday on the patio at 3731-B India St., San Diego. (619) 574-7737.
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Roy's Hawaiian Fusion Cuisine will host "Island Hop," a four-course dinner and wine pairing Tuesday at the San Diego Waterfront, 333 W. Harbor Drive, San Diego and Roy's La Jolla, 8670 Genesee Ave. Cost is $69.95. Seats are limited. Reservations: roysrestaurant.com.
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The College of Business Administration at Cal State San Marcos will host CoBA Wine, Food & Brew Festival, 4 to 7 p.m. Aug. 14 at Markstein Hall Plaza, 333 S. Twin Oaks Valley Road, San Marcos. Tickets are $35 for alumni, $50 general admission. cobawinefestival.com.
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Le Salon Terrace at Addison presents "Sipping Syrah," 6 to 7 p.m. today at The Grand Del Mar, 5200 Grand Del Mar Way, San Diego. $20. (858) 314-1900.
Grape Connections presents "Affordable Cabernet Sauvignons," noon to 5 p.m. Saturday at 1130 Scott St., Point Loma. $5. (619) 523-6441.
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Imatinib, a targeted therapy that blocks the activity of a fusion protein called BCR-ABL that is created by the aberrant Philadelphia chromosome, was a breakthrough drug for CML, nearly doubling the median five-year survival rate for the disease from 50 to 90 percent.
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I remember those days. The amount of food I used to eat weighing 150 lbs. was staggering. Far more than I eat today weighing 210 lbs.
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I often find myself disagreeing with "the experts", but much of what...
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Where should garbage generated in the city be dumped? This is the biggest challenge before Municipal Corporation officials nowadays. With the residents of Adavinekkalam up in arms against the proposal to develop a dumping yard in their locality, the Vijayawada Municipal Corporation (VMC) officials are keeping their fingers crossed. It neither has land nor made any proposal for a scientific dumping yard in its 2013-14 budget.
The VMC is having a tough time finding alternatives, particularly after the Pathapadu villagers opposed dumping in their village limits. The VMC, till sometime ago, dumped garbage at Pathapadu village near here. It spent nearly Rs.4 crore, including Rs.1.5 crore for infrastructure and pits for scientific disposal.
It has now become a Herculean task for the VMC to acquire land for scientific dumping of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW). Proposals were made for development of 100 acres into a scientific garbage dumping yard at Nunna, but they remained on paper for various reasons, including stiff opposition from farmers and the Forest Department.
The VMC requires more than 700 acres of land for its projects, including a dumping yard. The VMC has plans to develop a scientific dumping yard in 200 acre of land at Adivinekkalam, but the villagers opposed it. The Corporation literally has no land to dispose of the garbage.
The city generates nearly 550 tonnes of MSW every day. Nearly 250 tonnes of it is being dumped at Pathapadu and the remaining at Shri Ram Energy Systems for power generation.
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I take the money I have left over all those other things are paid and start a business (I do not qualify for a loan from the government you see) and then pay sales tax on the things I make and sell. THEN, I am taxed on my profit, and if I draw any income from this business, I then pay income tax on THAT amount. I then take that decreased amount of money, and try and buy more things that I like.
I have access to all those same things regardless of what I do with my free time. My income and sales tax have already paid for those things you listed. But I am then further taxed for trying to better myself, and if I try and keep my prices low so that I actually sell anything, nearly all of the profit is consumed by the government. Thus I would have been just as well off had I sat at home watching "Honey Boo-Boo" with my thumb up my butt.
Even THAT wouldn't be so bad, except, I work in public education, and I am forced to see day by day the inefficiency and waste that happens with the tax money that is collected. And if anyone tries to contest it and be more efficient they are squashed by the bureaucracy, politics and red tape "required" for the system to work. And that's just ONE public sector the money goes to. I know they are ALL highly inefficient and wasteful, and there's very little anyone can do about it.
I'm sure the government gets PLENTY of money from a corporation as large as Amazon via income and business taxes. "Sales tax" is just another greedy grab on top. If it weren't for ALL of these things, I wouldn't have such a hard time with "taxes" being added, but when they're added to EVERYTHING and then used ineffectively, it makes me mad enough to post a single sentence snarky comment about them!
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8 is plenty: Mother gives birth to octuplets
BELLFLOWER, Calif. Just think: eight cribs, eight highchairs, eight strollers (or maybe four double-strollers), and far too many dirty diapers to count. A woman in Southern California gave birth Monday to the second set of octuplets ever delivered alive in the United States.
Doctors described the six boys and two girls as a feisty bunch who made their entrance kicking and crying and seemed to be doing remarkably well, despite arriving nine weeks premature. They ranged in weight from 1 pound, 8 ounces, to 3 pounds, 4 ounces.
"We were fortunate that this patient was extremely strong, very courageous and able to handle these births," said Dr. Karen E. Maples, who is chief of service for obstetrics and gynecology at Kaiser Permanente Bellflower Medical Center and delivered Baby No. 8.
No pictures of the children were released, and at the mother's request doctors declined to reveal her name, any information about her family or whether she took fertility drugs before becoming pregnant, though outside experts said it is almost certain she did.
The chances of delivering eight babies naturally are "unbelievably rare," said Dr. Richard Paulson, director of the fertility program at the University of Southern California.
The babies have not been named yet, and the staff assigned them letters A through H in the meantime. They were expected to remain hospitalized for several weeks and could face serious developmental problems later on because of their small size.
"They are doing amazingly well at this time," said Dr. Mandhir Gupta, a neonatologist who was part of the team of 46 doctors, nurses and others who took part in the cesarean section delivery. But he added: "I won't be able to comment on chances of survival because we've never had eight babies born at 30 weeks before."
The odds of survival drop off dramatically in multiple births, particularly if there are more than three babies. The risks include breathing and eating difficulties and growth problems because their lungs and other systems are often underdeveloped. They also may have hearing or vision problems and learning disabilities as they mature.
In fact, the risks in multiple births are so high that when a woman is pregnant with more than three babies, doctors routinely recommend "selective reduction," or aborting some of them. But Dr. Harold M. Henry, director of maternal-fetal medicine for the hospital, would not discuss what took place in this case.
The babies were still in incubators and their mother had not been able to hold them yet. Three had oxygen tubes up their noses to help them breathe. The first four were expected to begin taking milk sometime Tuesday, with the others shortly after that.
"That's the biggest test," Gupta said. "We want to make sure that they start tolerating and digesting the milk."
The woman and her doctors were actually expecting seven children, not eight. The delivery team was thinking the hard work was over after that seventh baby was removed from the womb, when another physician spotted another little hand, Maples said.


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Transits of Venus, 1874 & 1882
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Transits of planets across the face of the Sun were highly important astronomical events, because they could provide data that would assist in calculating the distance between the Sun and Earth, and hence the distances of all the planets from the Sun. These matters were of fundamental scientific importance, because they provided data for analysing the subtleties of the solar system and the gravitational interactions of the planets and the Sun; they also had practical consequences for navigation.
However transits could only be observed from a narrow band on the Earth's surface. Transits of Venus were also exceedingly rare, occurring in pairs only every century or more. The primary purpose of Captain James Cook's first voyage to the Pacific in 1768-1771 had been to make observations of the Transit of Venus on behalf of the Royal Society.
Melbourne Observatory took full advantage of the two Transits of Venus that occurred in 1874 and 1882. The Victorian Parliament provided additional funds to purchase an 8 inch equatorial telescope and a photoheliograph (a specially designed telescope to take photos of the Sun). Two field observatories were also established, to reduce the chance that cloud would spoil the observations. Government Astronomer Robert Ellery and his assistants aided American and German expeditions to Tasmania and New Zealand, by making measurements of stars that would help them locate the precise longitude of their temporary observatories.
The Melbourne astronomers made observations of the 1875 transit at the Observatory, Bendigo, Mornington and Glenrowan. In 1882 observations were made by the Melbourne astronomers from Hobart and Sale. Both sets of results were sent to the Greenwich Observatory in Britain to be added to the observations made from other expeditionary parties.
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Thermometer - Vacuum Solar Radiation, Negretti & Zambra, London, circa 1900
Vacuum solar radiation thermometer, made by Negretti & Zambra, London. Range +20 to 190 degrees Fahrenheit. Used at Melbourne Observatory.
Hygrometer - Daniell Type
Daniell hygrometer, used at Melbourne Observatory. Consists of 2 thermometers, one immersed in a volatile liquid which by evaporation, lowers temperature to dewpoint. The other thermo ...
Thermometer - Solar Radiation, Fahrenheit, J. Hicks, London, 1906
Solar radiation thermometer, used to furnish an estimate of intensity of solar radiation. Scale marked 10 to 190 degrees Fahrenheit. Made by J. Hicks, London, and furnished with a Certi ...
Alcoholometer Set - Melbourne Observatory, Glass, after 1863
Set of three normal alcoholometers. Used at Melbourne Observatory as part of its responsibility for administering weights and measures standards for Victoria. An alcoholometer measures ...
Barograph - Richard Freres, Paris, circa 1890
Barograph or recording barometer, made by Richard Freres, Paris, serial no. 10212, circa 1890. Used at Melbourne Observatory. An aneroid barometer records variations in atmospheric pr ...From: Paris, France Images: 2
Anemometer - Robinson Type, John B. Grimoldi, Melbourne, circa 1880
Robinson-type anemometer, used at Melbourne Observatory. It was made or sold by John B Grimoldi, who operated as a meteorological and scientific instrument maker from Queen Street, Mel ...
Bar Magnets - Melbourne Observatory, pre 1920
Bar magnets used at Melbourne Observatory to remagnetize dip needles. In a zinc case. These were used in the measurement of the Earth's magnetic field.
Hygrometer - J. Grimoldi, Melbourne
Wet & dry bulb hygrometer. Range 20-150 deg. F, made or distributed by J. Grimoldi, Melbourne. Used at Melbourne Observatory. A hygrometer measures the amount of humidity in the atmosp ...
Thermometer - Deep Sea Minimum-Maximum, L. Casella, London, circa 1896
Deep sea thermometer. maximum-minimum of the six pattern with movable indices especially constructed to withstand pressure. Made by L. Casella, London, circa 1896. Used at Melbourne Obs ...From: London, United Kingdom Images: 2
Transit Telescope - 8-inch, Troughton & Simms, London, 1883
Transit telescope with 8 inch aperture; 9 foot focal length, made by Troughton & Simms, London in 1883 and installed at Melbourne Observatory in July 1884. The telescope was ordered by ...
Standard Length - Yard, W.& T. Avery Ltd, London, 1915
Standard brass yard, serial no. 3252, made by W. & T. Avery Ltd, 1915. Used as a standard yard at Melbourne Observatory. 1 yard is approximately 91cm.From: Birmingham, United Kingdom Images: 10
Quadrant Electrometer - Thomson Type, with Glass Dome, circa 1880s
A simple Thomson type quadrant electrometer. Used at Melbourne Observatory. An electrometer measures electrical charge. The basic quadrant electrometer was developed by Lord Kelvin (S ...
Quadrant Electrometer - Thomson Type, with Glass & Metal Case, circa 1900
Thomson type quadrant electrometer, with replenisher and auxiliary electrometer, circa 1900. Used at Melbourne Observatory. An electrometer measures electrical charge. The basic quadr ...
Galvanometer - Thomson Type, circa 1900
Thomson (Lord Kelvin) type galvanometer on wooden base. Used at Melbourne Observatory. Probably dates from around 1900. No manufacturer's markings. A galvanometer measures electrical c ...
Artificial Horizon - Troughton & Simms, London, circa 1850s
Artificial horizon, made by Troughton & Simms, London. Used at both Williamstown Observatory and Melbourne Observatory, and for Geodetic Survey of Victoria. The artificial horizon was ...
Artificial Horizon - Surveyor-General's Office, Victoria
Artifical horizon used at Melbourne Observatory, and also in Geodetic Survey of Victoria. The artificial horizon was used, especially in field observations, to establish the elevation ...
Standard Weights - Metric, 0.01 Grams to 1 Kilogram, Troughton & Simms, London, circa 1865
Set of standard metric weights, gilt brass and platinum wire in wooden box. Made by Troughton & Simms, London, circa 1865. Used at Melbourne Observatory.From: London, United Kingdom Images: 7
Pressure Gauge - Bourdon Type, 1-4 psi, Russel & Glover, Melbourne, circa 1940s
Bourdon pressure gauge, scale graduated in lbs. per square inch. 1 psi is approximately 6.9 kPa.
Seismograph - Gray-Milne, James White, Glasgow,1887
Gray-Milne Seismograph, designed by Thomas Gray and John Milne in Tokyo and made by James White in Glasgow, No. 5, 1887. A seismograph measures earth tremors. This seismograph was pu ...From: Glasgow, United Kingdom Images: 2
Theodolite - Ertel, 13-inch x 9-inch, Ertel & Sohn, Munich, Germany, 1850s
Theodolite, 13 inch horizontal circle and 9 inch vertical circle, by Ertel & Sohn, Munich. Horizontal circle is graduated to 5 minutes and vertical circle to 15 minutes. It is likely t ...From: Munich, Germany Images: 9


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Situated in Amsterdam, this apartment is within 1 mi (2 km) of Tropenmuseum, Hortus Botanicus, and National Maritime Museum. Artis and Nemo Science Museum are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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Vuzix adds 3D augmented reality capabilities to Wrap 1200AR glasses
February 14, 2013
Adding to its previously released set of video eye-wear glasses, the Wrap 1200, Vuzix is now shipping the Wrap 1200AR. The AR (Augmented Reality) part of the tag is thanks to the addition of a stereoscopic camera pair mounted on the frames, which support VGA video capture at 30 frames per second and enable the display of 3D or 2D AR content.
Retaining the familiar wrap-around look, the see-through glasses offer individual left and right eye focus and display-tilt for adjusting to your best fit. What Vuzix claim you see when you put them on is a perceived 75-inch screen, as viewed from 10 feet (3 m). The glasses support both 16:9 and 4:3 aspect ratios and they can display resolutions up to 720p, despite the small 853x480 WVGA resolution of the LCD panels themselves. The panels also boast a 60Hz progressive scan update rate, support 24-bit true color and provide a 35 degree diagonal field of view.
However, the mounted cameras are the most significant update to the product here. The two discrete VGA lenses each capture video in 640x480 resolution at 30 frames per second, and are recognized on Windows systems as independent USB 2.0 video cameras. This means that no special stereo drivers are required to get them up and running. The captured content can be processed on a computer with most AR content systems, such as Vuzix's own included plug-in maxReality for Autodesk 3ds Max, before being fed back to the displays for viewing on the glasses.
As on previous models, the Wrap 1200AR comes loaded with sensors including magnetometers, accelerometers and gryos to assist with the glasses' three degrees of freedom (DOF) head tracking system. Simple tasks like controlling brightness, contrast and color values can be accessed while the users are wearing the glasses, and there's a range of standard connectivity options available, including VGA Controller to computer via VGA or USB 2.0, and Camera Pair to computer via USB 2.0. A DVI-VGA adapter is also included.
Vuzix is providing their own software development kit (SDK) to assist third-parties in developing content that can used with the product.
The Vuzix Wrap 1200AR glasses weigh about 3 oz (85 g) and are available now for US$1,499.
The video below shows the kind of AR magic that can be created using the maxReality plug-in for Autodesk 3ds Max and viewed on the glasses.
Just one word - "Brilliant " , My first experience of Augmented Reality was because of AdStuck in India. Then and their I knew that this technology has a huge potential. Keep up the good work.kapil
Now imagine if they could combine this with the skeletal tracking of the Kinect sensor - it would be amazing :-)Nathan Rees
@Nathan That would be completely unnecessary, the only sensor it would need is to detect hand movement and positions of the AR models relative to where the person viewing them is.D.O.R.A.
This would make a great display for a portable computer leaving the bulk for keyboard and mouse.Slowburn
You want the kinect function so you can project AR skins over actual people/features.Ian McIntosh


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The upcoming European Union elections could possibly be the most significant and the most controversial to date. Between May 22 and May 25, the 413 million citizens eligible to vote throughout Europe will be given a chance to choose representatives for their constituency who will then go on to represent them in the European Parliament.
Loughborough is part of the East Midlands constituency, and next month we will elect six MEPs to carry out their work in Strasbourg and Brussels. Despite the negative publicity that has surrounded the EU recently, it is vital that we as students not only vote in the European elections, but that we actively engage with it, demonstrating the benefits it provides to us all.
As students the likelihood of any of us voting for a party such as UKIP is minimal; they offer little to nothing in way of higher education policies, and have clearly stated that it is not a major concern of theirs. In truth, it is not only absurd to vote for them, but it is counterproductive to elect a party to represent us in a place that they do not like, they do not trust, or even agree with at all.
However, the 2009 elections showed that only 29% of 18 to 24 year olds throughout all European member states cast their vote in the polls. Let's be honest, it's easy enough to laugh off these extreme parties when it seems to be every other day that a UKIP candidate is been caught tweeting another racial slur. But when they are gaining as much popularity as they are now and so few of us are voting, what is this saying about our nation as a whole?
Britain really isn't doing itself any favours as a promoter of multiculturalism and democracy. And we as students have a responsibility to highlight the social benefits we gain from being a part of Europe. Even if you don't agree with the concept of the EU, at the very least, we need to show that not all Brits are Romanian-bashing, Polish-hating xenophobes.
As students, we are in a unique position to engage with others from across Europe. Over the past 27 years, the erasmus programme has given three million students the opportunity to experience other cultures, learn new languages, and meet people from across the continent. Lower university fees throughout Europe have also given students the chance to study undergraduate and postgraduate degrees abroad without racking up a ridiculous amount of debt. Inexpensive travel means we are just a stones throw away from a weekend in Amsterdam, or a ski break in the Alps over Easter.
And overall, we are a part of something that is inclusive, inherently peaceful, and consistently working to improve itself. Abstaining from voting in the elections would not only increase the likelihood of extreme parties gaining momentum, but would show the world that we do not care about the politics which directly affects us. Whether we like it or not, we are a part of the European Union for the foreseeable future, we should at least work to ensure we send those with the best intentions to parliament.
Taking a back seat in the elections would reaffirm the mistaken belief that our voices are not represented. Ultimately, by voting we can show that we are a united voice of students and as a result our views can be vocalised. The flagship Erasmus+ programme has recently undergone a major overhaul, with approximately €14billion having been received over the past seven years (a 40% increase) with the intention of tackling youth unemployment and improving workplace skills.
Initiatives such as these can be developed and made available to even more if we can acknowledge their benefits. And at the very least vote in the European elections. In essence, our vote will not only help us improve our situation as students but can fundamentally influence the outcome of the elections overall. By not voting, we may well be indirectly voting for a party whose main goal is to undermine the international cooperation that has been so carefully built over the last half century.


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Vesta, the propoplanet visited by NASA's Dawn spacecraft from 2011 through 2013, may have once been home to short-lived flows of water-mobilized material – a discovery which could have tremendous implications for the field of planetary science, according to the US space agency.
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) continually makes high-resolution observations of the surface of Mars. Recent images have revealed that the gullies on the surface are mainly formed by seasonal freezing of carbon dioxide and not liquid water.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Repeated high-resolution observations made by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) indicate the gullies on Mars' surface are primarily
Well preserved gullies and debris flow deposits in a crater on the southern hemisphere of Mars are providing new evidence through their geomorphological attributes that they were formed by the action of liquid water in relatively recent geological times.
Hunks of dry ice – carbon dioxide – may glide down Martian sand dunes like miniature hovercraft, riding on cushions of gas and plowing furrows as they go, according to new research from NASA.
NASA launched the Dawn Mission in 2007 to study the giant asteroid Vesta and dwarf planet Ceres. New images from Vesta reveal oddities that seem almost water-like.
Though Mars is 140 million miles away, it shares some similarities with Earth. Some of its landforms, for existence, closely resemble regions found here on Earth.
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"There are a few times in life when you make a swift, heartfelt decision because you know it's the right thing to do, even if it means sacrifice, uncertainty and potential danger," said Karch, who also is CEO of Mammoth Medical Missions. "When we heard about the magnitude of this storm, we quickly convened our board and decided to change the course of a routine medical mission and respond to this large-scale disaster. I am confident our team has the skills, compassion as well as mental and physical endurance to meet this challenge and save lives."
The decision to re-deploy the Mammoth Medical Missions team has come at a large financial cost to the members, who made new travel arrangements and helped secure additional medical supplies. "We quickly moved from needing to support a routine medical mission to being a first responder in a massive disaster relief effort," added Gilanne Bourne, treasurer of Mammoth Medical Missions. "Obviously, we weren't able to conduct any fundraising to secure donations or in-kind gifts in advance of this emergency mission, so we are grateful for any support from the community and well-wishers everywhere to help us aid the people of the Philippines."
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I hate it when I get to work (45 min ride) and remove my non mesh pants on a 80-95 degree day and my work pants (cargo pants or BDU style pants) are soaked with sweat and stuck to me. I'm going to get a pair of Olympia Airglide 3 mesh pants for this. I ride a 08+ KLR and a 03 Strom, both with touring windscreens that allow relatively calm air around the torso/head. The legs from knee down are pretty much exposed to the prevailing winds of the ride.
I feel the mesh pants in this instance, with full fairing bikes, is really the "hot" ticket
Around here in Pittsburgh, and after reading the conversations (arguments?) and the links provided... and knowing that upper 90's is not the normal summer temps, I'm assuming that it can be agreed that based upon my style of machines and geographic location with the associated temperatures that mesh would be highly recomended.
To us, 95-100 degrees is like end of the world, cars breaking down, folks dieing while cutting grass kind of heat.
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