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Lelievre-Berna, E; Wills, AS; Bourgeat-Lami, E; Dee, A; Hansen, T; Henry, PF; ... Manzin, G; + view all Lelievre-Berna, E; Wills, AS; Bourgeat-Lami, E; Dee, A; Hansen, T; Henry, PF; Poole, A; Thomas, M; Tonon, X; Torregrossa, J; Andersen, KH; Bordenave, F; Jullien, D; Mouveau, P; Guerard, B; Manzin, G; - view fewer (2010) Powder diffraction with spin polarized neutrons. MEAS SCI TECHNOL , 21 (5) , Article 055106. 10.1088/0957-0233/21/5/055106.
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The polarized neutron diffraction (PND) and spherical neutron polarimetry (SNP) techniques are very powerful tools and provide arguably the most sensitive methods for determining magnetization distributions at all the positions of the chemical. However, they can only apply to single crystals. Because of the difficulties encountered in growing sufficiently large samples of molecular magnets, and the inability to measure efficiently powder samples and more specifically nanoscale systems, the PND and SNP techniques are inadequate for a number of highly interesting subjects. We present a new technique taking advantage of the recent progress of the polarized He-3 neutron spin filters that should overcome these limitations and which we propose to call the 'flipping difference method'. We describe the measurement strategy, the data analysis technique and preliminary analysis of the results of the first measurements.
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Innovation-oriented small to medium sized enterprises will continue to invest heavily information technology next year say the market researchers from IDC.
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Accordint to the IDC study "SMB Cluster Analysis: Targeting Key Market Segments Such as SMB 2.0 Firms" innovative SMB 2.0 companies are a very interesting market for the IT industry. Future-oriented small business will be purchasing products and servcies in the next six to twelve months that will SMBs will not be interested in for another two to three years.
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"Mrs. L" is a 91-year-old woman who lived in Nazi-occupied Poland before escaping to England and then to the United States. She now lives in Ventura County with her adult son and shows signs of dementia.
"Mrs. L frequently states there is a man in her attic stealing her food, that he lives in the neighborhood and takes neighborhood children away," said Marcy Snider, a Ventura County Adult Protective Services case worker.
Snider presented the case study before an audience of about 50 who gathered Wednesday at the Ventura County Public Health Department in Oxnard to hear a report on the Rapid Response Expert Team.
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Linda Henderson, deputy director of the county's Adult and Family Services Department, said the grant was the largest in county history for a program preventing elder mistreatment.
The agency already had a team of social workers, and the grant money was used to add a physician, nurse, mental health clinician and neuropsychologist.
Henderson said the results have been excellent. Using a Power Point presentation Wednesday, Henderson showed how the right mix of experts for each specific situation resulted in a satisfying resolution.
In the case of "Mrs. L," the adult son living with her failed to see a problem with his mother, although she was calling 911 as many as four times a day and had to be put on a 72-hour psychiatric hold.
"The son denied any problems existed," Snider said.
The team can send certain experts to a senior's home, Henderson said.
"Calling people up is not as successful as knocking on the door," said Grace Deisler, a social worker with Adult Protective Services and a team member.
Frail elders frequently have transportation problems and can't get to the resources they need or may have undiagnosed cognitive problems that keep them from getting help, Henderson said.
Geriatric physician Dr. Esther Yoon might be called if the senior is experiencing medical problems. Yoon literally makes a house call.
"They allow you to examine them and talk to them in their homes," she said. "Usually I take two to three hours per patient. ... I try to get them to sign a consent form so I can send it to their physician."
Yoon was on the team that responded to Mrs. L, who had suffered from colon cancer as well.
"Dr. Yoon discovered she wasn't even wearing her colostomy bag," Henderson said.
Henderson also detailed the new system Adult Protective Services developed to help assess the needs of each of the 87 cases that have been handled by the team between July 2010 and April 2011. The standardized tool contains 56 biological, social and psychological indicators as well as early signs that could point to an elder in need of assistance.
"This goes one step further in making sure the problem with the elder is improved," she said.
Henderson said her agency hoped to see improvement in 70 percent of the cases. The results were even better —improvement in 89 percent.
In Mrs. L's case, Yoon and a neuropsychologist on the team got her the right medication and psychiatric attention. A social worker worked with the son to get him to understand his mother's cognitive problems.
Now, Mrs. L is living independently in her home with her son, and the calls to 911 have stopped.
The team's funding runs out June 30, so Henderson and Adult Protective Services staff are trying to get a new grant or other funding. She believes she can keep it going with $200,000.
One suggestion came from audience member Dr. Lanyard Dial, executive director of the Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurse & Hospice Association. "I think the county could hire a full-time geriatric physician to do this and it would save the county a lot of money," Dial said.
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Henderson said she liked the idea and planned to follow up with Ventura County Health Agency Director Dr. Bob Gonzalez and the county's top executive, Mike Powers.
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If you love strategy games, and you love games themed on ancient warfare, you must buy this game.
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In Legion Gold, players can command massive armies that march across the ancient world and build mighty cities that will last through the ages while also standing amid the blood and mud on the battlefield and commanding the tactical action of every battle! Well-received by gamers and critics alike, Legion Gold is the expanded and improved version of its predecessor, Legion, and includes not only the original Legion game but a hefty expansion pack too!


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PSY will preform тАЬGangnam StyleтАЭ at halftime of the NFL game between the Buffalo Bills and the Seattle Seahawks. The game will take place at the Rogers Centre in Toronto on December 16th. According to BuffaloBills.com The ever popular тАЬGangnam StyleтАЭ song by international sensation PSY is going to be the song of the game in Toronto. PSY will headline halftime at the Bills vs. Seahawks game at Rogers Centre in Toronto December 16th. PSYтАЩs halftime performance will feature more than 60 dancers, Buffalo Jills Cheerleaders, and hundreds of contest winners. And just for fun here is a video set to тАЬGangnam StyleтАЭ which features the Tampa Bay Buccaneer cheerleaders.
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Jim: Well, not only the visual aspect but the permission to do a few key things. One is the permission to effectively complain. Previously, they felt like, "OK, I have this complaint and I'm going to go talk to somebody about it but when I do they're just going to say that's nice, and send me back to my desk." Now the reason that that was happening was the person they were complaining to was sending back to their desks with, "Go back to your desk and bring me back proof." To the complainer, that felt like they were being written off. But to the person that they were complaining to, they're like, "I can't, I can't solve your problem if I don't have a well-rounded idea of what that problem is.
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Joe: If someone was spending too long on the phone or was just struggling a little bit, they could kind of put a yellow light on, and someone would come over and help them?
Jim: There is that but then also setting policies. So if you get a call and it's something that you don't know anything about, you have a couple of choices. One is you can find somebody who does and then bring them onto the call with you. The second is you can transfer it to somebody else. The third is you can say, "One of us will call you back." End the call, go on to a call you can do something about and then add that call with notation back into the call queue so that somebody can pick it up next time who does have experience.
What tends to happen otherwise is, the person will sit on the phone for a very long time trying to slog through the problem while they're sitting on the phone for two or three hours trying to slog through this problem while there's a large number of five or ten minute calls that have all bounced off and become tickets that somebody needs to pull in the future that they could have solved during that.
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It seems like I hear some version of this question each and every day.
Just this past weekend, it was posed to me by Angela. (Angela is not her real name)
Angela is a forty-something year old woman, with two kids and an executive position at an insurance company.
Angela is 5'6″ and weighs approximately 170 lbs.
Angela doesn't want to weigh approximately 170 lbs.
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All the way through high school, Angela was an average, healthy weight. Not thin; healthy. She participated in gym class and enjoyed playing tennis.
In university, she fell victim to the dreaded "freshman fifteen". By the time she graduated, it was more like 20 lbs.
After graduation, she lost most of that weight by exercising at a health club and watching what she ate.
Next came the babies.
After the birth of her two children, Angela found herself reunited with that extra 20 lbs.
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And then gain it all back. And then lose most of it again. And then gain it all back plus a little bit extra. And so on and so on…
And this takes us back to the present day.
Angela has 35 lbs. of excess fat that she wants to be rid of.
And she feels completely lost.
She has read every diet book. She has exercised like an Olympic athlete. She has cleansed. She has popped dietary supplements. She has joined and quit three different diet programs.
Nothing works anymore.
So she asks me, "Why can't I lose this fat"?
So Why Can't She Lose That Fat?
The truth is; when it comes to burning off excess body-fat, Angela has no idea what she is doing.
But it's not her fault.
The multi-billion dollar diet industry sets people up for failure. If every dieter was successful, who would buy the next best selling diet book?
Who would buy the pills or the bars or the shakes or the…
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The diet industry promises you easy weight loss. But when you fail, it is always due to your lack of will-power.
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The Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs needed to address their tight end situation. The Chiefs went to a former Dolphin to take care of theirs.According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Fasano signed a four-year deal with the Chiefs Tuesday afternoon. Fasano hauled in 23 scores during his five seasons in Miami. Miami had its eye on a handful of free agent tight ends but could just as well attack their need at the position via the draft, which boasts a decent crop of tight ends with a lot of upside.Also, the Dolphins reportedly agreed to terms with their No. 1 free agent target, wide receiver Mike Wallace. More on that in a few minutes.Follow Nick @NickStDenisFollow AFC East Daily @AFCEastDaily
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33 year old woman | Leander, TX, USA | Seeking men 28-38 within 50 miles
Lifes to short to not be doing what you love...
I'm a 32yr old single mother of 3 beautiful kids who are my world. I'm fun, outgoing, honest, free-spirited,laid back, drama free, independent. I enjoy good conversation and being around people. I enjoy going out and having a good time, but I can also chill at home have some dinner and watch a good movie. I'm extremely into fitness. I workout 5 days a wk sometimes more. I run marathons often with friends and also enjoy doing things outdoors. I'm a hard worker, but don't bring my work home with me. When I'm home its about my family and being with the ones I care most about. I love to laugh and making people smile. I love going dancing,going to concerts and listening to live music...Hip Hop, RB, Jazz. I'd have to say my motto in life is that its to short to not do what you love and just be happy...
Book club , Camping , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports
Aerobics, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Dancing, Football, Hockey, Other types of exercise, Running, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I like Cats, Dogs, Fish, Horses
Austin has a lot going on. You can go to festivals, see tons of live music, dancing, lounges, or my favorite hot spot is on couch with a great movie and an even better glass of moscoto.
Movies, Reading, TV(some), Dancing, Dinner, Hanging with Friends, Relaxing at home, spending time with my kiddos.
I like going to the movies, going dancing, shopping, chillin' at home, spending time with friends and family, camping, reading, anything outdoors, and working out.
I'm currently reading Black Dagger Brotherhood Series...luv it!
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|5'5" (165cms)
|5'6" (167cms) to 6'0" (182cms)
|Body type:
|Athletic and toned
|Black, Blue, Brown, Grey, Green, Hazel
|Dark brown
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Never, Social Drinker
|Administrative / Secretarial
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Never Married, Currently Separated, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they live at home (3)
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|Not sure
|Not sure
|White / Caucasian
|Black / African descent
|Christian / Other
|No preference
|Some college
|Some college
I'm EMT Certified and I currently am finishing up my American Sign Language Studies Certification.