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Marco Island: Edible delights
Islanders are passionate about growing gardens
Up north, Mid-West and New England gardeners are harvesting the last of summer crops from their home gardens. Down in Southwest Florida, some Marco Island residents are starting vegetable and or herb gardens from seed, while others are planting started plants purchased in local garden centers. In addition, several local children are already digging in the dirt as they participate in a youth gardening program at Mackle Park.
The Garden Club for Kids – A World of Discovery for ages 7 to 11 years is one of several fall youth programs offered by the City of Marco Island Parks and Recreation Department. Garden Club instructor Lola Dial welcomed club members Katie Portu, Grace Roloff and Taylor Weis who attended the first session held Sept. 23, outdoors in the sheltered area adjacent to the shuffleboard courts. The club will continue to meet from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. every Thursday, through Oct. 28, explained Dial.
"We have started roping areas off so the youngsters and adults will know that Garden Club members are establishing a butterfly garden and plant areas on the grounds for visual enjoyment. Today, we're actually deciding on a herb selections such as basil and mint for the container herb garden on the side of the building facing south," said Dial, noting that after winter school break she'll be starting a new five-week youth program class on cooking with herbs.
Gardening by design
Basil and mint plants thrive in many Marco Island gardens but none of these, arguably, can rival the abundance of basil, mint and veggie plants almost leaping out of the individual raised beds located in the side yard of Ed and Karen Booth's house near Heathwood Drive: There's okra, Johnny Be Little pumpkins, more than a few varieties each of beans, tomatoes and peppers as well as 15 cantaloupes ready for harvest along with several tropical fruit trees. All that plus much more and most everything grown from seeds then planted in raised beds arranged in geometric precision according to her unique design plan, said Karen.
"I was inspired by a photo of a garden at a Los Angeles house and hired a contractor to build it from my plans in July 2009. I'm from New Jersey and began gardening with a package of radish seed when I was three. They came up, I picked and ate them and was hooked forever. My idea here was to be able to sit and plant, weed and cultivate — to be able to enjoy it without back-breaking work in the future."
Boston transplants
On street corner a few blocks east of Mackle Park is Ronald and Linda Kelley's house situated on a 30,000-square-foot lot. The couple moved here four years ago from Boston where they also had a big garden where Ron grew onions, potatoes and winter squash that were stored in the root cellar then used as needed, explained Ron.
"Down here I grow three crops each year. We can harvest, for instance, tomatoes from December to July grown from mostly Italian Roma seedlings I start in the garage. This season I'm trying a new grape tomato cultivar called Pony Express and bush variety salad cucumbers that grow almost a foot long along with sweet peppers — mostly bells — and a few chilies," he said.
Kelley also has two "day job" businesses: He and Linda gather shells on local beaches and he makes shell critters sold in the Marco Craft and Shell Co. located in Marco Town Center, and the other is called Stained Glass Creations. Ron designs and makes Tiffany-style and contemporary theme lamps, clocks and music boxes, and most recently, he created a series of stained glass Siamese cat award plaques commissioned by For the Love of Cats.
Family of gardeners
A mutual interest in animal science studies at Auburn University resulted in life-long commitment for Ramon and Carrie Portu. Carrie went on to become a veterinarian, and Ron's science major evolved into computer science with minors in biology and horticulture.
"Now I grow and propagate tropical fruit trees while Carrie concentrates on feeding us," quipped Ron, hastily explaining that Carrie switched from full-time vet to on-call at local veterinarian practices, opting to be a stay at home mom after the family moved two years ago from Fort Lauderdale to be closer to family on the Island.
"My interest in tropical fruit trees extends back to my parents who came here from Cuba and grew the trees in our back yard in Fort Lauderdale. I'm especially interested in growing rarer varieties like the Miracle mango because it bears fruit in December and January, unlike the Kent, Asian, Indian and Florida varieties I raise that bear summer fruits."
The Portu's daughter Katie is a garden club member and third grade student at Tommie Barfield Elementary, while younger sibling Bella shares her sister's interest in mom's patio herb garden and the cherry tomatoes that will be growing again in last year's raised garden bed from the seedlings they planted this season.
"The girls loved bringing their friends here so they could pick and eat cherry tomatoes last year, so we decided to expand to several raised beds and raise a greater variety vegetables this season," said Carrie.
A Friendly Farmer
Sean O'Donnell raises his vegetable and fruit garden in 20 or more 35 gallon tubs clustered in his back yard off San Marco Road along with several mangos, citrus and avocado trees he raised from seed and grafted on to nematode-resistant rootstock. Recently, O'Donnell also started a business called Friendly Farmer and will be offering a variety of horticulture-centered services geared to the personal preferences of clients who work full-time and would like the idea of a backyard garden, for instance, but don't have the time to start and maintain one.
The O'Donnell's garden is a family affair with mom Amy, son Baylor, 6, and daughter Aurora, 3, helping cultivate the butter bean bushes Sean brought from his former North Carolina home in addition to the established jalapeno pepper, Frazier strawberry plants and sweet potatoes ready for harvest.
"I believe in keeping things organic by responsibly collecting oak leaves for mulch and rain water to water as well as importing lady bugs to eat insect pests and cultivating night crawlers to aerate the soil," added Sean.
For information on Friendly Farmer call 784-7595; call Mackle Park at 642-0575 for The Garden Club for Kids and other programs.


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UC Davis Medical Center receives 'A' for patient safety
The Leapfrog Group, a non-profit coalition of some of the country's largest employers and health-care purchasers, has again awarded UC Davis Medical Center the highest grade possible, an "A," on its most recent Hospital Safety Score.
Yellowlees elected vice president of American Telemedicine Association
Peter Yellowlees, professor in the UC Davis Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, has been elected vice president of the American Telemedicine Association, which promotes the use of advanced remote telecommunications for health care.
Second-year medical student selected for Soros Fellowship
Lucy Ogbu-Nwobodo, a student at the UC Davis School of Medicine, is among the 2015 recipients of The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans, the premier graduate school fellowship for immigrants and children of immigrants.
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June 2015
Leiserowitz receives WAGO award
June 15, 2015
Gary Leiserowitz, chief of gynecologic oncology and interim chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, received the Western Association of Gynecologic Oncologists (WAGO) James F. Nolan Award June 12 at the 2015 Annual Meeting in Santa Rosa.
UC Davis Children's Hospital listed in the nation's Best Children's Hospital rankings
June 9, 2015
UC Davis Children's Hospital has been ranked by U.S. News & World Report among the nation's top hospitals in five pediatric subspecialties. Together with Shriners Hospital for Children – Northern California, its longstanding partner in caring for children with burns, spinal cord injuries, urological issues and orthopaedic disorders, UC Davis Children's Hospital ranked 29th in orthopaedics and 20th in urology. UC Davis also ranked 17th in neonatology, 33rd in diabetes and endocrinology and 45th in neurology and neurosurgery.
May 2015
UC Davis nursing professor honored by national association for published research
May 29, 2015
Gerald Kayingo, a physician assistant and assistant clinical professor at the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis, received the American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) Research Publishing Award at the association's annual convention this week in San Francisco. He teaches in the school's physician assistant and nurse practitioner programs.
UC Davis Medical Center rated among the nation's high performing hospitals by U.S. News & World Report
May 20, 2015
New U.S. News & World Report hospital ratings for five common procedures and conditions show that UC Davis Medical Center is a "high performer" for heart bypass surgery, hip replacements, heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and meets expected standards of care for knee replacements.
UC Davis Medical Center recognized for quality care for stroke patients
May 15, 2015
UC Davis Medical Center has been recognized by the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association for using evidence-based guidelines that improve care and quality of life for stroke patients.
American Pain Society awards Fishman for education in pain management
May 15, 2015
Scott Fishman, chief of the Division of Pain Medicine and professor of anesthesiology at UC Davis Health System, has been awarded by the American Pain Society (APS) for his outstanding educational achievements in pain management.
Yellowlees elected vice president of American Telemedicine Association
May 11, 2015
Peter Yellowlees, professor in the UC Davis Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, has been elected vice president of the American Telemedicine Association, which promotes the use of advanced remote telecommunications for health-care and consultation.
UC Davis recognized for support of breastfeeding
May 7, 2015
The Davis and Sacramento campuses of UC Davis are receiving recognition for their promotion and accommodation of breastfeeding.
Dermatologist Jagdeo awarded by American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery
May 5, 2015
Jared Jagdeo, UC Davis assistant professor of dermatology, has received the 2015 Dr. Horace Furumoto Innovations Young Investigator Award from the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery (ASLMS).
April 2015
UC Davis Medical Center receives 'A' for patient safety from Leapfrog for fourth consecutive reporting period
April 30, 2015
The Leapfrog Group, a non-profit coalition of some of the country's largest employers and health-care purchasers, has again awarded UC Davis Medical Center the highest grade possible, an "A," on its most recent Hospital Safety Score, an evaluation that ranks hospitals nationwide on the likelihood that its patients will be free from preventable harm during their inpatient stays. This marks the fourth reporting period in a row that UC Davis has achieved the distinction.
UC Davis Medical Center named one of 100 Great Hospitals in America
April 21, 2015
Becker's Hospital Review has named UC Davis Medical Center to its 2015 list of 100 Great Hospitals in America.
National Science Foundation fellow aims to improve wrist health
April 16, 2015
Brent Foster, a UC Davis graduate student of biomedical engineering, has been awarded a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship to develop software that can refine diagnostic imaging of the wrist.
UC Davis nursing graduate students earn top awards at interdisciplinary symposium
April 14, 2015
Three master's-degree students in the Nursing Science and Health-Care Leadership Master of Science — Leadership Graduate Degree Program at the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis took home top awards at the 2015 UC Davis Interdisciplinary Graduate and Professional Student Symposium.
Founding dean of UC Davis nursing school named among top Sacramento business women
April 10, 2015
Heather M. Young, the founding dean of the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis, was today named one of the Sacramento Business Journal's "2015 Women Who Mean Business."
Conquer Cancer Foundation selects UC Davis med student for award
April 7, 2015
The Conquer Cancer Foundation has selected UC Davis medical student Angel Morán for the 2015 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Medical Student Rotation for Underrepresented Populations.
UC Davis neuroscientist recognized for color vision and aging contributions
April 1, 2015
John S. Werner, a UC Davis neuroscientist and international authority on visual perception, has been selected to receive the 2015 Verriest Medal from the International Colour Vision Society for his contributions to understanding the structural and functional basis of color vision, how and why vision changes across the life span, and factors that contribute to loss of vision associated with disease. He will receive the award at the society's biennial symposium in Sendai, Japan, on July 4.
March 2015
UC Davis receives stem cell grants for novel spina bifida and diabetic wound treatments
March 26, 2015
The state stem cell agency, California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM), today awarded a pair of grants totaling more than $7 million to UC Davis School of Medicine researchers who are working to develop stem cell therapies for spina bifida and chronic diabetic wounds.
Randi Hagerman receives International Sisley-Lejeune Foundation Award
March 18, 2015
Randi Hagerman, medical director of the UC Davis MIND Institute, has received the prestigious International Sisley-Jerome Lejeune Award 2014 from the Paris-based Jérôme Lejeune Foundation, for her groundbreaking work developing targeted treatments for individuals with fragile X syndrome, a leading cause of intellectual disability and the leading single-gene cause of autism spectrum disorder.
U.S. News & World Report ranks new UC Davis School of Nursing among best
March 10, 2015
For the first time, U.S. News & World Report ranks the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis as among the best in the country for master's-degree nursing programs in the 2016 U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools.
UC Davis School of Medicine ranks among nation's best in primary care, research
March 10, 2015
U.S. News & World Report has ranked UC Davis School of Medicine among America's best medical schools for the quality of its educational programs in primary care and research. The news magazine's annual listing appeared today on the publication's website and will be published in its guidebook "Best Graduate Schools 2016."
Lim to receive Kun-Po Soo Award from American Psychiatric Foundation
March 6, 2015
Russell Lim, director of Diversity Education and Training for the UC Davis Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, has received the 2015 Kun-Po Soo Award from the American Psychiatric Foundation, for his contributions to understanding the importance of addressing culture in mental-health issues.
February 2015
UC Davis Huntington's Disease Center receives Level 1 designation
February 27, 2015
The UC Davis Huntington's Disease Center, whose compassionate patient care and research expertise have made it a beacon of hope for people with Huntington's disease throughout Northern California and beyond, has been acknowledged by the national society committed to the values that it so ably upholds the Huntington's Disease Society of America — as a Level 1 Huntington's Disease Center of Excellence.
UC Davis Center for Pain Medicine named Clinical Center of Excellence
February 18, 2015
The American Pain Society has selected the UC Davis Center for Pain Medicine as a 2015 Clinical Center of Excellence.
January 2015
UC Davis emergency medicine physician recognized for gun violence prevention work
January 13, 2015
Garen J. Wintemute, one of the nation's foremost scholars addressing gun violence as a public-health problem, will receive the Distinguished Alumni Award from the California Aggie Alumni Association for his exemplary professional achievements and service.
Christiansen receives junior faculty research award
January 5, 2015
Blaine Christiansen, assistant professor of orthopaedic surgery at UC Davis Health System, received a 2014 Junior Faculty Osteoporosis Research Award from the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research.
December 2014
Kuppermann honored for significant contributions to pediatric emergency medicine
December 4, 2014
The American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) has honored Nathan Kuppermann, professor and chair of the UC Davis Department of Emergency Medicine, with its EBSCO/PEMSoft Achievement Award.
UC Davis Medical Center named 2014 Leapfrog Top Hospital for the third consecutive year
December 2, 2014
UC Davis Medical Center ranks among The Leapfrog Group's list of Top Hospitals for 2014, an elite distinction that recognizes UC Davis for meeting tough national standards for safety and quality. The annual award, widely acknowledged as one of the most competitive awards a U.S. hospital can receive, is given to the highest performing hospitals participating in the Leapfrog Hospital Survey.
October 2014
UC Davis Nursing professor inducted into the Uganda National Academy of Sciences
October 31, 2014
Gerald Kayingo, a physician assistant and assistant clinical professor at the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis, was inducted as a fellow to the Uganda National Academy of Sciences.
UC Davis Medical Center receives "A" rating on Hospital Safety Score
October 29, 2014
UC Davis Medical Center was again honored with an "A" grade on The Leapfrog Group's Hospital Safety Score for its overall capacity to keep patients safe from preventable harm.
Kravitz honored for outstanding research in health-care communication
October 24, 2014
The American Academy on Communication in Healthcare (AACH) has recognized Richard Kravitz, professor of internal medicine, with its George Engel Award. The award is presented annually for outstanding research contributing to the theory, practice and teaching of effective health-care communication and related skills.
Randi Jenssen Hagerman receives C. Anderson Aldrich Award from American Academy of Pediatrics
October 15, 2014
Randi Jenssen Hagerman, medical director of the UC Davis MIND Institute, Distinguished Professor of Pediatrics and Endowed Chair in Fragile X Research and Treatment, has received the prestigious C. Anderson Aldrich Award in Child Development for her outstanding contributions in the field of child development from the American Academy of Pediatrics, the professional organization for pediatricians in the United States.
UC Davis recognized as an industry leader in cardiac rehabilitation
October 8, 2014
The Cardiac Rehabilitation and Preventive Cardiology Program at UC Davis Health System has been certified by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation for leadership in improving quality of life, enhancing standards of care and offering advanced practices for patients recovering from cardiac events or interventions.
September 2014
UC Davis neuroscientists receive prestigious NIH BRAIN Initiative Awards
September 30, 2014
Two UC Davis research teams developing transformational technologies to understand the dynamics of the neural circuitry underlying behavior and cognition have received awards from the federal Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Technologies (BRAIN) Initiative, a presidential grand Challenge enterprise.
UC Davis medical student honored with Physicians of Tomorrow Award
September 29, 2014
Alexander Nguyen, a fourth-year medical student at UC Davis School of Medicine who is focused on improving the health of Americans, especially at-risk youth, received an American Medical Association (AMA) Foundation Physicians of Tomorrow Award. He is one of 21 students across the nation recognized for this academic achievement.
UC Davis Medical Center named one of the nation's top hospitals with great heart programs
September 18, 2014
UC Davis Medical Center has been named one of "100 Hospitals and Health Systems With Great Heart Programs" for 2014-15 by Becker's Hospital Review. In developing the list, the publication's editorial team considered hospitals that "lead the nation in cardiovascular and thoracic healthcare."
UC Davis doctoral student among first recipients of Prestigious Future of Nursing Scholars program awards
September 16, 2014
Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing graduate student Sarah Brown Blake is among the 16 nurses who are the first recipients of the Future of Nursing Scholars program awards.
August 2014
UC Davis primary care practices receive prestigious recognition
August 8, 2014
All 18 UC Davis Medical Group primary care clinics received recognition in July from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) as Patient-Centered Medical Homes, a designation that rewards primary-care providers for efficiency, quality and innovation in primary care.
UC Davis nursing dean selected for national gerontological research award
August 5, 2014
Founding Dean for the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis, Heather M. Young, was recently named the 2014 recipient of the Doris Schwartz Gerontological Nursing Research Award by the nation's largest interdisciplinary organization devoted to the field of aging — the Gerontological Society of America (GSA).
July 2014
UC Davis eye surgeon receives Castroviejo Medal from the Cornea Society
July 24, 2014
Mark J. Mannis, professor and chair of the Department of Ophthalmology and Vision Science and director of the UC Davis Eye Center, has received the Castroviejo Medal from the Cornea Society for his significant contributions in the field of cornea and anterior segment surgery. The medal, named in honor of Ramon Castroviejo, the father of modern corneal transplant surgery and the inspiration for the founding of the Cornea Society, is the society's highest honor.
UC Davis Health System earns 2014 'Most Wired' designation
July 17, 2014
For the fourth consecutive year, UC Davis Health System has earned "Most Wired" status as one of the nation's health leaders in information technology.
Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis receives one of initial Future of Nursing Scholars grants to prepare doctoral nurses
July 16, 2014
The Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis is one of only 14 nursing schools nationwide to receive the first grants from a new Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) program to increase the number nurses with Doctor of Philosophy degrees.
U.S. News' ranks UC Davis Medical Center programs among the nation's best
July 15, 2014
UC Davis Medical Center has ranked as one of the nation's best hospitals for 2014-15 in 10 adult medical specialties by U.S. News & World Report. The annual U.S. News Best Hospitals rankings, released July 15, recognize hospitals that excel in treating patients with the most serious and challenging injuries and illnesses.
UC Davis professor receives award to develop preventive treatment for autism
July 14, 2014
The Hartwell Foundation has presented an Individual Biomedical Research Award to Professor Judy A. Van de Water of the University of California, Davis, recognizing research that could affect nearly one in every four cases of autism among children in the U.S.


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Minnesota starting center Nikola Pekovic has left the Timberwolves' game against Dallas with a sprained left ankle and will not return. Pekovic fell to the ground with 2:46 left in the third quarter Monday night and limped off the floor with the help of team trainers. The 6-foot-11 center scored 20 points before leaving. Already without Kevin Love and Ricky Rubio for the early part of the season, the short-handed Timberwolves dressed only 10 players against the Mavericks. Chase Budinger sustained a left knee injury Saturday and will have surgery. Brandon Roy (sore right knee) missed his second game in a row and fellow guard J.J. Barea (left foot sprain) was out for a third straight contest.
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PALM BEACH GARDENS - Benjamin School senior Christian Sendler was selected as one of the two delegates to represent the State of Florida at this year's Boys Nation, sponsored by the American Legion. Sendler was picked from the more than 500 attendees of Florida's Boys State, and was one of 98 attendees selected from a national pool of more than 24,000 students.
"Attending both Boys State then Boys Nation is a life changing experience. It is a unique program where you learn about every aspect of the inner workings of our government," said Sendler, who is the president of the Benjamin School's chapter of the Junior Statesmen of America. "Your eyes are truly opened to the complexities involved in our democratic system of government."
Sendler served as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court at Boys State and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and Senator at Boys Nation.
Two students from each of the 49 Boys States (only Hawaii does not participate) represented their state at Boys Nation in Washington D.C. The students act as their state's senators writing, lobbying and debating policy issues while learning about our national government. During their week in Washington D.C., the students met with Senators, members of Congress from their state, including Congressman Thomas Rooney, a Benjamin alumnus, and even had a meeting with President Obama.
Sendler was sponsored for Boys State and Boys Nation by the American Legion Post #271 in Tequesta. Sendler's journey began in March with an interview with Post #271 to see if he would be selected to attend Boys State in Tallahassee. For Boys Nation, he had to be nominated by the program directors and go through a grueling interview process. The American Legion has been hosting Boys State since 1935 and Boys Nation since 1946.
Sendler plans to continue his political aspirations after graduating from Benjamin next May, "I want to major in Political Science in college then continue on to Law School. "
The Benjamin School, a Pre-K-3 through grade 12 independent school, has a curriculum focusing on college preparatory education. For over 50 years, The Benjamin School has inspired its students to develop a coherent set of values that include love of learning, personal responsibility, self-motivation, concern for others and a commitment to serve society. More information about The Benjamin School can be found at their website: http://www.thebenjaminschool.org.
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Oklahoma women's basketball notebook: There'll be plenty of Big Red fans in Kansas City on Sunday
e Irish has made the Sweet 16 eight times in the last 14 years and reached two Final Fours. Notre Dame won the NCAA title in 2001. "Your program develops an attitude of winning, and no matter who you have in the program, somebody is going to pick up that attitude," McGraw said. McGraw said the same thing appears to be happening at OU, which rebuilt this season without the Paris sisters, then retooled after the injury to Hand. "What a fantastic year," McGraw said. "They have had just a sensational season."
Big 12 prideBaylor's upset of top-seeded Tennessee on Saturday set off a wave of Big 12 pride. "The Big 12 is the best league in the country, top to bottom with depth," said Nebraska coach Connie Yori. "Baylor lost to Missouri this year. Missouri finished 12th in our league. That's just the nature of our league."
Quoteboard→Notre Dame's Ashley Barlow, on OU's Amanda Thompson: "She's a matchup problem for lots of people, because she's just so big and so athletic. Boxing her out would be a big key for us." →OU's Thompson: "We're trying to make it to the end, to the very end. It would mean the world to us if we make it to the last game. It would just be fun." →Notre Dame's Becca Bruszewski, on OU's Abi Olajuwon: "She's definitely more comfortable going with either hand in the post. Before, it was easy ... just jump out to her left side. But she's more versatile now." →Notre Dame's McGraw: "Our bench has been outstanding throughout the Big East and the first two (NCAA) rounds. They've actually been leading us in scoring on a couple of occasions, which is great to see."


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In early 2013, my wife and I both had all of our chakras removed. We are still alive and functioning better than ever. We and others we have worked with are experiencing significant benefits being without them. In fact we now understand that chakras are astral implants that are an expression of the game of limitation and, among other effects, allow others to drain and contaminate our energy. We now perceive the chakra system to be an energy modulation structure that separates and limits the flow of energy from the central core or "core essence" within each of us.
The chakra system has been a necessary and integral part of the separation game. And by encouraging awareness of our own energy and the energy of others, they have been a useful tool in understanding and working with energy and growing our consciousness. To be clear, we hold ourselves as multi-dimensional masters playing the game of separation and duality, and we do not see ourselves or anyone else as unknowing victims of the chakra system or any other limiting implant or device.
The chakras can be related to dams on a river. With the dams, the water can be controlled and used to create hydro-electric power or it can be diverted and siphoned off for other purposes like irrigation. Sometimes the flow through the dams gets clogged and must be cleared. But who is controlling the water flows? By removing the dams, the water is allowed to flow as it would naturally as directed and required by your own Higher Self.
After the chakras and kundalini system are removed, our central core or energy center remains, but is now unified and fully open. It is our direct connection to source and our Higher Self. To some, this may look like one large chakra, which resides near the Solar-Plexus near where the old heart chakra was. Some people call this the "sacred flame", "core essence", or "sun/star".
Benefits of a unified and fully open central core without chakras:
- Ability to receive and express much greater energy from our spirit or Higher Self
- Ability to handle and experience higher frequencies
- Allows more direct connection with our Higher Self (no chakras in the middle)
- Acts like a force field that helps screen out other people's pictures of reality. (Most of us walk around in other peoples' energies because our energy bodies are separated.)
- Feelings of being more centered, calm, secure, powerful, peaceful, and self contained
- Greater clarity
- Psychic abilities begin to unfold and develop more rapidly
- Removal of limitations imposed by the chakras
- No need to put time, money, or effort into clearing blockages from or balancing your chakras
- No more crown chakra induced headaches.
Your spirit is unlimited. The limitation has been in the etheric and astral structures and programming within our energy body including thought forms, etheric wiring, implants, chakras, devices, parasites, and other structures.
Disadvantages of Chakras:
- Chakras limit the amount of energy coming in from our central core and our energy fields
- Chakras separate the energy of our core essence, which makes it easier for others to attach cords and drain our energy
- The chakras were implanted so that specific energies could be accessed, thereby allowing control and manipulation of our energy fields
- The chakras may act as blockages of energy that can cause physical deterioration of the body and psychological illnesses
- Chakras keep our body's energy field segmented, making it easier to manipulate from an external source
Although one may want to have his or her chakras removed, it is not a procedure that one should undertake without full agreement from their Higher Self. When you are ready for it, your Higher Self will open the way. Removal of the chakras only needs to be done once; they will not return.
For some people, we believe this to be a useful step in removing our limitations and manifesting our Greater Presence.
Chakra Removal Service
With the use of my wings or energy fields, I am able to remove chakras, the kundalini system, and other implants. Actually I dissolve them. I have dissolved chakras in numerous people, including my wife. I offer a chakra removal service to those people guided by their Higher Selves to get their chakras removed. This service includes removal of all the embodied chakras, the kundalini system, any associated implants, and a personal cleaning of the entities that support and maintain the chakras and implants. I provide the energy of my wings to dissolve implants, chakras, devices, and remove negative and dark entities. But I make no promises as to what actually gets removed or dissolved. That is dependent on your Higher Self as well as the agreements you may have with the entities and the role they play. For a description of how a Personal Cleaning works and what it looks like, please see my other website CleaningWings.com.
My wings remove chakras and other implants by dissolving them in place. I do not pull them out, manipulate them, or in any way cut them out of the energy body. This avoids any possibility of injury to the energy bodies and causes less energetic disturbance than other methods. In addition, my wings are able to remove chakras and the kundalini patterning quickly enabling a rapid recovery. An apt analogy is the difference between a surgeon who removes an appendix by cutting it out or just dissolving the appendix in place allowing the energy to be reabsorbed back into the body.
Other methods of chakra removal have the potential to damage aspects of the energy body, which can make one feel weak, disjointed, or manifest uncomfortable physical symptoms, and therefore require a longer recovery and adjustment period. When I remove chakras with my wings, I also remove the associated residue and clean out the entities associated with maintaining the chakras. So not only do I remove the chakras and implants, but I also remove the entities that maintain them. This is an important aspect any implant or chakra removal procedure, because if they are not removed, the entities can continue to cause issues.
As with all energetic bodywork, discernment should be used when deciding to remove one's chakras. Once removed, they cannot be put back into place. And the process of removing chakras requires agreement from one's Higher Self. Any attempt to remove chakras without agreement from one's Higher Self will be ineffective.
For additional information, please see the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page and listen to this ET First Contact Radio interview I did with Maarten Horst on Oct 31, 2013 about Chakra Removal.
If you are interested in getting your chakras removed or just want to ask a question, please send me an email at email@example.com or Contact me using the Contact Form on the Contact page. Information about our requested value exchange is listed here.
For those who feel that chakra removal is inappropriate for them at this time, we strongly recommend the regular use of the Unified Chakra Meditation here.
Please note that we perceive ourselves as providing our energies, skills and experience for use by your Higher Self for the purpose of embodying your greater presence. Any healing that you experience is co-created by you and your Higher Self.
Chakra removal may not be for everyone. Many people experience an adjustment period—for some this may be longer than others. Some people may still need to learn the lessons of the chakras. Each person is fully responsible for their own experience.
Nothing on this website is intended for the purpose of diagnosing, treating, alleviating, mitigating, curing or caring for disease in any way or manner whatsoever, nor is it construed to be. For any medical problem it is important that you have seen your licensed medical physician and have had any medical treatment completed or underway.


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Thank you Bernhard!!!
After months of stuffing about, I finally had so many other tasks I wanted to avoid that I came back to this.
I now have
four 1280x960 22" Diamondtron CRTs running off:
two Gigabyte 6200TC video cards (full size, not SFF), running off:
one Gigabyte K8N-Pro-SLI motherboard, in the PCI x16 slots, with SLI mode on.
The cards don't support SLI, but they need RLI mode is required for the second card to function at all.
I tried with Twinview + Xinerama, but I got two double sized displays, which was rather irritating for maximising, etc..
I am using straight Xinerama and it seems fine. I can run a video overlay across all four screens at once, which is nice. GL also works spanned across the displays, but anything over 4096px wide will revert to software mode - yuck.
For my next challenge, I will be adding modes to the screens to try and drop the resolution, so my screen saver will run at quad 1024x768 instead of quad 1280x960.
You can tell I _really_ need the GL hey... :-p
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There are, it appears, two ways to do an It Gets Better video.
After the suicide of Jamie Hubley, the son of an Ottawa Councillor and a vibrant, dynamic, but bullied, gay teen, many people were touched by his story and wanted to reach out to do something – anything – to try to tell teens that it does get better, that while the teenage years can be really terrible for some, life grows and changes and evolves and won't stay the way it is now, no matter how dark it may seem at the time.
Even Conservative Members of Parliament and staffers participated in making an It Gets Better video:
One can forgive the participants if the video seems, well, stuffy and bureaucratic. This is Ottawa, after all. And the sentiment is clear: There is a light at the end of the tunnel. Please, if you need help, ask for it. However, the video is unlikely to grab many teens except perhaps those who idolize members of the Conservative Party of Canada. Still, perhaps there's something to be learned – even the It Gets Better videos can get better.
Read more: bullies, bullying, canada, cbc, conservative, conservative party of canada, it gets better project, jamie hubley, mp, ottawa, Rant, Rants, Rick Mercer, teen suicide, teens
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Thanks for posting.
Thanks for the article.
Hopefully things will change before another student takes his life.
Thanks for the article.
One thing I don't understand about bullying is where are the parents of the bully?
This is actually a conversation I started having with my children when they were toddlers. They grew up knowing that while I loved them unconditionally there were a couple things that were absolutely unacceptable to me 1-being unkind and cruel to others and 2-smoking.
I agree with Rick Mercer that people need to step up and be role models but parents also need to step up and make it their business to make sure their children aren't bullies
leanne m. Is there a petition regarding this discusting "kick a ginger day?" Those boys should be charged with assault! Tell Robin Marty about this it needs to be investigated and brought to the publics attention.
Such sadness that many cannot be stand-up and be counted for who they are. Stand tall be proud and know that others love you and support you - you are BEAUTIFUL!
Thank YOU for this article.
The "It Gets Better" message was a great starting message for hope, but now the real work begins the job adults must face to make it better. I cannot help but notice that some of the M.P.s featured in this video have voted against equality rights for LGBT people and same-sex couples. Is this making "it" better or merely giving a message of false promises?
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The surveillance system provides a means to measure Time Difference of Arrival (TDOA) and decode identification of signal source transmissions. TDOA and identification information received from a minimum of two receiving means is used to supplement non-cooperative surveillance systems (e.g., primary radar, acoustic sensors) with target identification. The system uses a Line Of Position technique to determine position. The system can be implemented as a standalone multilateration surveillance system, which provides signal source position determination when reception is available from a minimum of two receiving means. The system provides position aiding when implemented to supplement non-cooperative surveillance systems.
1. A system for determining the line of position and identification of a minimum of one signal source, said system comprising:
(a) a plurality of at least two fixed ground stations, each containing a means for receiving the signal transmissions from the mobile signal source, the receiving means being located very precisely at known coordinates (x1,y1,z1) and (x2,y2,z2), means for measuring precisely time of arrival of the source signal transmissions, means to decode the address contained in a source signal transmission, and means for time synchronizing said ground stations;
(b) a data communications link for transmitting time of arrival and associated source signal address from each time of arrival measuring/signal decoding means to a central data processor;
(c) a surveillance/identification processor for computing time difference of arrival using the time of arrival and associated source signal address data received from the ground station means, computes line of position when a signal sources transmissions is received by two receiving means, computes 2 dimensional multilateration position (x, y) when a signal source transmission is received by three receiving means, computes 3 dimensional multilateration position (x,y,z) when a signal source transmission is received by a minimum of four receiving means, provides identification of targets detected by any second surveillance system by correlating system measured time difference of arrival/source signal address to the second surveillance system target data, provides position aiding of any 2 dimensional and 3 dimensional position using system provided line of position from the source transmissions.
2. A method for determining the identification of any second surveillance system target track with unknown identification by correlating system measured time difference of arrival and associated source signal address to the second surveillance system determined track position, the method comprising the steps of:
(a) measuring the time of arrival of source signal transmissions received at two fixed ground station means;
(b) decoding the signal source identifying address data contained in each source transmission;
(c) computing the system measured time difference of arrival between the two time of arrivals measured for each source transmission;
(d) computing the predicted positions from position reports provided by a second surveillance system that correspond to the times that the system measured time difference of arrival were made;
(e) computing expected time difference of arrival s that correspond to the second surveillance source predicted position and the location of the system receiving means;
(f) defining an uncertainty window for each expected time difference of arrival;
(g) establishing correlation when a minimum of two system measured time difference of arrival s fall within a time uncertainty window;
(h) Assigning the source signal address associated with the correlated time difference of arrival s to the second surveillance system track number.
3. A method for computing a 2 dimensional position from line of position to provide position aiding when a second surveillance systems fails to update a minimum of one track position, the method comprising the steps of:
(a) performing correlation of system measured time difference of arrival for source transmissions to the second surveillance system measured position track of the source;
(b) measuring time of arrivals for a source signal transmission received at two ground station means;
(c) decoding the address data contained in the source transmission;
(d) computing the system measured time difference of arrival between the two time of arrivals measured for each source transmission;
(e) computing the line of position based on time difference of arrival measurements;
(f) correlating the source signal line of position to the second surveillance system position track by matching address associated to the line of position update to the identification of the track;
(g) determining the road that the track is on by matching the track position to a road in a map database;
(g) computing a 2 dimensional position update by determining where the line of position intersects the center of the road;
(h) computing the track smoothed position using the 2 dimensional position update.
This invention relates to surveillance systems. More specifically, the invention depicts a method and apparatus to supplement vehicle surveillance systems by providing vehicle identification and position aiding.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has installed Airport Surface Detection Equipment (ASDE) primary radar systems at the nations busiest airports. These radars provide a display in the Air Traffic Control (ATC) tower cab of runway/taxiway traffic movement. The display provides the tower controllers with enhanced situational awareness when visibility conditions make maintaining direct visual contact with traffic on the airport surface difficult. There are three key deficiencies associated with the ASDE primary radar: (1) surveillance coverage gaps result when radar installations do not have line-of-sight between the radar and the monitored traffic as is the case for complex airport layouts; (2) false targets are generated on the tower displays when multipath interference occurs and (3) primary radar cannot provide identification of aircraft with flight identification (ID).
In an effort to augment ASDE surveillance and resolve deficiencies, the FAA conducted trials of Aircraft Target Identification System (ATIDS) as described in an article titled "Positive Identification of Aircraft on Airport Movement Area--Results of FAA Trials" published in IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine, June 1996. ATIDS uses 1090 MHz multilateration to determine the location of Mode S and Mode A/C transponder equipped aircraft. Similar research using 1090 MHz multilateration is documented in "Station Arrangement Effects on Ground-Referenced Aircraft Height Computation Based on Time Difference of Arrival", published in Navigation: Journal of The Institute of Navigation, Vol. 42, No. 2, Summer 1995 and in "The Czech Passive Surveillance System for Air Traffic Control" published in the Journal of ATC, January-March 1997. The system also decodes aircraft transponder transmissions to determine each aircraft's 4096 code. ATIDS system elements in the ATC tower use the 4096 code to look up the flight ID available through an interface with Automated Radar Tracking System (ARTS). The FAA has demonstrated that the ATIDS position/Flight ID information can be fused with ASDE surveillance. However, one of the major limitations of ATIDS is that Mode S and Mode A/C transmissions are highly susceptible to multipath interference resulting from reflections off airport structures. Multipath interference results in corrupted 1090 MHz receptions at the ATIDS receive stations. Techniques have been developed to aid in the recovery of corrupted transmissions, for example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,528,244 describes a technique for recovering Mode S and Mode A/C transmissions that was tested in the ATIDS test trials. Even with the application of multipath mitigation techniques, reception performance can be significantly low in high multipath environments as was experienced in the ATIDS test trials. Multilateration using the Time Difference of Arrival (TDOA) technique requires reception from a minimum of 3 receivers to determine a 2D position as described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,191,342. To ensure a minimum of three receptions for each transponder transmission, diversity using more than three receivers is required to guarantee the surveillance update success rates required for the surface surveillance application. The cost of additional receivers beyond the minimum of 3 results in increased ATIDS system costs.
Accordingly, what is needed is a new method for performing multilateration that uses two receivers to provide identification of vehicles and provide a 2D position when reception is only available from two multilateration system receivers.
This invention is an apparatus and method for supplementing vehicle surveillance systems by providing vehicle identification and position aiding. In an embodiment featuring a plurality of mobile radio transmitters and a plurality of ground stations, identification and position updates are provided when two of the ground station receive mobile transmissions. The ground stations time stamp each mobile transmission and decode the transmission identification code. Time stamp information is used to determine a TDOA measurement and a Line Of Position (LOP). The identification function is provided by correlating TDOA measurements expected TDOA from the surveillance sensor requiring target identification. The position aiding function is provided by using LOP, pavement area map, and track information to determine track updates for the surveillance system receiving the aiding.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a system that performs identification and position determination of a signal source.
FIG. 2 is an illustration of correlating the system TDOA measurements with estimated TDOA from a second surveillance source (Example 1).
FIG. 3 is an illustration of correlating the system TDOA measurements with estimated TDOA from a second surveillance source (Example 2).
FIG. 4 is an illustration of Line Of Position for a moving signal source.
FIG. 5 is an illustration of position aiding using 2 dimensional position determined from the intersection Line Of Position with runway or taxiway centerline.
The present invention is now described with reference to the figures where like reference numbers denote like elements/steps. In the preferred embodiment, 1090 MHz transmissions 180 from aircraft Mode S and Mode A/C transponders 110 are processed by the system 100, illustrated in FIG. 1, to provide aircraft identification and position aiding of surface radar 170 tracked targets 210.
The system 100 comprises two 120, 130 or more ground stations 140 and a surveillance/identification processor 150. Each ground station 120, 130, 140 receives, time stamps, and decodes each transponder transmission 180 to extract the binary Mode S and Mode A/C message data. Timers in each ground station 120, 130, 140 provide the source of timing information. All ground station timers are synchronized to each other. Each ground station 120, 130, 140 provides communications to send Mode S and Mode A/C message data and corresponding time stamp information 190 to a surveillance/identification processor 150. The surveillance/identification processor 150 processes Mode S and Mode A/C message data and time stamp information 190 to provide aircraft identification determination, and identification correlation to radar tracks, and position aiding. A surveillance display 160 provides the ATC with a display of vehicle position and identification 200.
Aircraft are identified to the air traffic controller by the Flight ID of the aircraft. Aircraft identification determination requires extracting the transponder 4096 codes from the Mode S and Mode A/C message data 190 and determining the corresponding call sign with each 4096 code. The 4096 code is contained in the Mode S and Mode A messages as defined in Minimum Operational Performance Standards for Air Traffic Control Radar Beacon System/Mode Select (ATCRBS/MODE S) Airborne Equipment, RTCA/DO-181A, January 1992. Flight plan data provides a list of 4096 codes and the associated Call Signs of aircraft that are currently operating in the National Airspace System. The surveillance/identification processor 150 obtains flight plan data via an interface with Automated Radar Tracking System. Once a transponder address 190 has been associated with a Call Sign, all subsequent transmissions from the transponder are identified as each transmission 180 contains an address 190.
The key feature of the invention is that the system uses transponder transmission receptions 180 from only two ground stations 120, 130 out of a plurality of ground station to provide identification correlation and perform position aiding of surface surveillance radar tracks. Identification correlation is provided by matching system measured Time Difference Of Arrival for transponder transmission(s) 180 with the expected TDOA(s) derived from radar track positions 210. The equation for determining system measured TDOA of the transponder source is defined as follows:
Δttransponder =tstation 1 -tstation 2
tstation 1 --Transponder transmission time stamp 190 from station 1
tstation 2 --Transponder transmission time stamp 190 from station 2
The equation for calculating expected TDOA of a radar track position 210 update is calculated as follows.
Δtradar =tstation 1 expected -tstation 2 expected
tstation 1 expected =sqrt ((xradar -xstation 1)2 +(yradar -ystation 1)2 +(zradar -zstation 1)2)*C
tstation 2 expected =sqrt ((xradar -xstation 2)2 +(yradar -ystation 1)2 +(zradar -zstation 2)2)*C
xradar =radar track x position 210
yradar =radar track y position 210
zradar =radar track z position 210
xstation 1 =Surveyed x coordinate of station 1
ystation 1 =Surveyed y coordinate of station 1
zstation 1 =Surveyed z coordinate of station 1
xstation 2 =Surveyed x coordinate of station 2
ystation 2 =Surveyed y coordinate of station 2
zstation 2 =Surveyed z coordinate of station 2
C=speed of light
Both the surface surveillance radar 170 and the ground stations 120, 130, 140 have a common Cartesian reference frame and origin. Correlation is established when a Δttransponder falls within Δtradar time window as illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 3. Radar position errors will result in estimation errors for the Δtradar. Therefore, a time window centered on Δtradar is established to reflect the uncertainty in Δtradar. Confidence in the correlation is established by correlating two or more consecutive Δtradar with Δttransponder. The transponder transmission Flight ID is displayed on the ATC surface surveillance display 160 when a high correlation confidence is established. The displayed aircraft position is given a Call Sign tag to identify the aircraft.
The surveillance/identification processor 150 processes Δttransponder data for Mode S and Mode A transmissions 180 to calculate Line of Position when reception is only available from two ground stations 120, 130 and identification correlation has been successful. The LOP is used for position aiding in areas where the radar 170 has coverage gaps. LOP is a locust of points where a transponder equipped aircraft can be located as illustrated in FIG. 4 A Cartesian coordinate reference frame is established with the two ground stations 120, 130 lying on the x axis. The y axis bisects the x axis between the two ground station positions. LOP is defined by the hyperbolic equation: ##EQU1## Where
b=sqrt(c2 -a2)
c=distance from origin to either ground station
The surface radar surveillance track information is used to identify that an aircraft is on a specific runway or taxiway. After identification correlation between a radar track and a transponder's transmissions has been established, the aircraft's two dimensional position (x, y) is determined using LOP. LOP alone provides a locust of points on a hyperbolic line where the transponder can be located. However, the point of location on the LOP is determined from the intersection of the LOP with the centerline of the last known runway or taxiway of travel, as illustrated in FIG. 5. Last known runway or taxiway of travel is provided from surface radar track information. In the event that a radar track is dropped, the LOP derived position is used to locate aircraft.
The system 100 operates like previously fielded multilateration based airport surface surveillance systems in that it performs multilateration position determination when time stamped transponder transmissions 180 are received from three or more ground receive stations 120, 130, 140. Aircraft position is determined from the intersection at a single point of three or more LOPs where each ground station pair (e.g., 120 & 130, 120 & 140, 130 & 140) results in a LOP. Multilateration surveillance updates are correlated to the surface surveillance radar 170 track position updates 210 to provide track identification and position aiding.
While the invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to a preferred embodiment thereof, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without betraying the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
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With this group, i hope to find relatives in USA, who are descendants of Møldrup
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A year ago, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's plans for a science campus and tech-oriented business park, known as Innovation Park, appeared to be in trouble.
UWM had lost the support of retired business executive Michael Cudahy, who was to provide most of the money needed for a $13.55 million purchase of the 89-acre site in Wauwatosa. Meanwhile, faculty members opposed to the project were voicing their concerns beyond campus, as rumors circulated about whether Chancellor Carlos Santiago, who was leading the Innovation Park campaign, would soon be leaving Milwaukee for another job.
But the university last week received two big endorsements: recommended approvals for up to $12 million in city funding for the project and a $5.4 million federal grant. Those developments came just days after Michael Lovell, dean of the College of Engineering and Applied Science and one of the project's main backers, was named interim chancellor to replace Santiago, whose departure was announced in August.
The city funding plan goes before the Wauwatosa Common Council Tuesday night. If it's approved, UWM can make a stronger pitch to prospective donors to help pay for buying the land from Milwaukee County, said Tom Luljak, vice chancellor for university relations.
"They want to know exactly how this is going to unfold," Luljak said about those donors, whom UWM officials have refused to identify.
Assuming UWM can raise the $5 million down payment, a university foundation affiliate would buy the land before the end of this year.
With the federal grant in hand, construction of the first building at Innovation Park would begin next spring, said David Gilbert, UWM Foundation president. The grant, provided by the U.S. Department of Commerce to UWM and the City of Wauwatosa, would cover the entire costs of the two-story, 25,000-square-foot "business accelerator," which would house both university and business research activities, Gilbert said.
The city funding plan last week won two recommendations, from the Plan Commission, on a 5-1 vote, and from the council's Budget and Finance Committee, on a 5-2 vote.
The city would pay for roads, sewers and other public improvements at the project site, east of Highway 45 and north of W. Watertown Plank Road. Those funds would be repaid through property taxes generated by developments at Innovation Park. University-owned buildings would be tax-exempt. But the land itself, along with privately owned buildings, would generate property taxes.
A report by a city consultant said Innovation Park would likely generate enough property tax revenue to pay off the city's debt within the 27-year payback period allowed under state law. Based on development prospects, city officials expect that payback period to be shorter, perhaps 20 years or less.
No city money would be spent if UWM doesn't go forward with the development, and the city funds would be spent in phases as development occurs, said Nancy Welch, Wauwatosa's community development director.
The phased approach to spending money, which would require future council votes, led budget committee members to support the financing plan.
One supporter, Ald. Dennis McBride, said Innovation Park would help restore the site's historic Eschweiler buildings, preserve part of the site as a wildlife habitat, and create developments that would generate property tax revenue once the city's debt is paid back. Supporters also cited jobs that would be created.
Aldermen Michael Walsh and Tim Hanson both voted against the financing plan, saying the risk was too great if not enough development occurred to pay back the city's funds. Walsh and Hanson were the only aldermen who voted "no" when the council in May approved the land use plan for Innovation Park.
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Along with the city funding, the appointment of Lovell as interim chancellor will help assure prospective donors that UWM remains committed to Innovation Park despite Santiago's resignation in October to head the Hispanic College Fund, Luljak said.
Lovell came to UWM in 2008 from the University of Pittsburgh, and has repeatedly cited Steel City as an example for Milwaukee to follow. Pittsburgh's economy became more technology oriented in part because of increased biomedical, robotics and computer science research at local universities, Lovell says.
Lovell led a contingent of UWM faculty members and administrators who spoke at last week's Plan Commission meeting. They said Innovation Park would help UWM forge partnerships with the nearby Medical College of Wisconsin and capture more federal research grants from the National Institutes of Health. Those grants, in turn, will help fund research that could create business spinoffs, the development's supporters say.
Other faculty members have argued that the track record of university-supported business parks is mixed, and that placing Innovation Park away from UWM's main campus will work against efforts to create more partnerships among different academic departments. None of those campus critics spoke at last week's meetings.
Lovell, in an interview, said the business accelerator's office and laboratory space would include a micro-nano lab with a "clean room" - the only one of its kind in southeastern Wisconsin. Currently, UWM researchers who need such space now must travel to either UW-Oshkosh or to Argonne National Laboratory, in suburban Chicago, he said.
That lab and other facilities at the business accelerator would be available for companies to rent, Lovell said. He said the accelerator would be similar to a business incubator being built by UW-Whitewater and the City of Whitewater at the new Whitewater University Technology Park.
Developers express interest
Meanwhile, on Monday, the County Board's Committee on Economic and Community Development will consider UWM's request for more time to buy the Innovation Park site. Board members, who have agreed to similar requests over the past several months, will review a proposal that moves the deadline for closing on the land purchase from Oct. 30 to Dec. 15.
Also, four Milwaukee-area developers - Tim Dixon, HSI Development Partners LLC, General Capital Group and Mandel Group Inc. - have submitted letters of intent indicating their interest in redeveloping the Eschweiler buildings into housing, Welch said.
The land use plan calls for around 200 housing units, with historic preservation tax credits helping fund the conversion costs. UWM and Medical College students and instructors would be the likely marketing targets, she said.
Last year's high-profile loss of Cudahy's funding was a setback to Innovation Park, Welch said, but not one that couldn't be overcome.
"I never felt like that killed the project," she said. "This project has always had legs. It's just a matter of building its credibility."


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This work with one caveat - The credit card details are still posted to your servers, you usually want to avoid this. Ideally you just want to post the
stripeToken. Isn't that the whole point of Stripe.js ? - that you don't deal with PCI compliance since your systems never get credit card details.
Edit here: https://gist.github.com/2940697 . Maybe this one should be linked from https://stripe.com/docs/tutorials/forms
In fact, the details are not sent, because the elements have no name property.
You could ensure the form never gets sent even if there are implementation errors by making the button not have a type and hooking into the click event to trigger the form submit event:
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As there is no fallback for those not running script there is no need to have HTML written in that way. Remember that forms auto-submit on Enter if there's a submit button somewhere in the form (thanks Microsoft for introducing this behaviour). Removing any submit typing of buttons and only accessing events gets around this.
This also has the advantage that you can put ids back on the form inputs should you choose, instead of classes.
Note that the submit-on-return is part of the HTTP 1.0 spec. It may have started with MS (I wouldn't want to blame them for this, it could have just as well been from lynx), but it's now standard.
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Perhaps someone knows. Can you put an id rather than class identifier in the input tags like for example,
And then change the js to: $('#card-number').val()
.. sorry it wiped out my html. here is what I meant: change class="card-number" to id
This actually does not re-enable the "Process" button on IE (version 8 in my testing). What has worked for me is to replace:
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How would you pass a rails controller name in the form such that, in addition to passing the form values to Stripe server, the rails controller is called to update the customer information for my rails app. Currently, the rails controller that presents the form in the rails view is called. any code snippets would be much appreciated.
How can you also add card holder's name and adress to this form. I tried it, bur doesn't work properly.
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The customers would never be the wiser.
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