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DriClime Windshirt (Women's) (out-of-stock)
Out of Stock Product Number: 24756
The women's Marmot DriClime Windshirt is still a classic after all these years. Continual design evolution has delivered tons of new advancements, without sacrificing any of the dependable comfort and performance the DriClime Windshirt is known for. This legendary wind-blocking, moisture-wicking original remains in a class by itself.
- Wind Resistant, Water Repellent, and Breathable
- DriClime® Bi-Component Wicking Lining
- Interior Pocket
- DriClime® Lined Collar and Chin Guard
- Elastic Cuffs
- Reflective Logos
- Angel-Wing Movement™
Gender: Women's
Weight: 8.8oz (249.5g)
Material: Polyester DWR Ottaman, DriClime
Fit: Regular Fit
Dimensions: Center Back Length 26in
Season: F12
Vendor ProductId: 56580
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We have reduced stock levels by 25 percent and increased stock turnover from 12 to 17 for common products and even up to 22 for specialty Pharma products – without influencing availability which has always been considerably high.
We were looking for a software company to help us expand and streamline our San Salvo distribution center operations, enabling us to deliver both fresh and frozen food across the network. IBS proved to be the ideal partner.
Our old IT environment had too many separate software systems, and there was no upgrading possible. We had too many interfaces among the many variants of existing software. But these problems are now solved with IBS software. The quantity of different software has been reduced. We now have single-packet solutions as well as real-time visibility to and synchronization of key business documents and supply chain data, such as vendor and customer information, pricing, inventory, orders, returns and contracts.
The proportion of fully automated procurement has risen from 38 percent to a current 50 percent.
We have worked really well with the IBS team to establish a plan and to implement Enterprise 7. The next phase of the project will see us become a more efficient operation as we reap the benefits of Enterprise 7 as well as adding more applications such as shop floor data collection.
IBS Dynaman positively impacted our productivity. For example, the application's flexible picking and put-away functionality allowed us to make better use of our dynamic locations, relieving storage-related issues across the network.
How big the efficiency potential and the speed of profitability increases became evident after a very short time – add to that the fact that all distribution processes multiply over all three distribution centers. In the reception area, too, the reduction of reception lines by 20 percent will lead to a tangible increase of efficiencies.
Pharmacies are Oriola's largest customer bases, in terms of order lines. We compete by trying to get the distribution task for pharmaceutical companies. But of course, there are other benefits received with an integrated system. It is simpler, you are not so dependent on one or two key persons, the organization works better together, it is more convenient – you don't have to involve all departments. And it makes it possible to introduce new ways of doing things across different functions.
I can simply log on from either my office or my home and instantly see what jobs each machine is currently working on, how much has been completed and what planning remains to be done. This is very useful for a company that needs to operate 24-hours a day.
Our main goals was to find a solution that would help us with our growth strategy and at the same time we needed to reduce our total cost of software ownership. IBS gave us the right tool for the job with Enterprise 7 as well as a professional implementation team to help us reach our goals.
IBS Consulting supported us In Our Corporate pursuit of "Excellence of Finance" - Reduced the mundane day to day tedious functions in Finance by building automated reconciliations and interfaces that allow us to provide our financial statements to our shareholders in much less time on a monthly basis.
This functionality allows us to use one system for all of our business areas. So, the main benefits from the IBS application take care of all specific needs for this healthcare business.
Because of the ability to completely track and classify our products in the ERP system, we have far greater order status visibility.
We have been using IBS Dynaman since 2005 and its advanced capabilities helped us optimize our San Salvo distribution center leading to improved customer service.
Over ten years any time we needed a technical solution or help, IBS Consulting Services' quality and professional response was there for us.
I have relied on the staff at IBS Consulting for nearly 15 years – 5 years while at Pinnacle Foods Group – and 10 years while leading IT teams in other organizations. We can count on them to quickly provide qualified consulting professionals with intimate knowledge of BPCS.
IBSUS played a key role in a big Nelson EDI project; they provided us with excellent analytical and programming skills to add flawless automation between our BPCS ERP system and Radley's iCARaS software. And they were quick, reliable, and reasonable…A great team to work with!
The new system works well and it is nice to know that we have a pro-active supervising function for orders and picking interfaces. IBS is supervising it 24 hours a day and actively 12 hours a day.
The main reason we chose IBS was due to the application's origin in logistics and distribution. This is different from IBS' competitors, who have solutions geared more towards manufacturing and production businesses. But the IBS solution has excellent distribution applications. That made it easy to choose. In fact, the pharma portion of the software was an added benefit.
We have been more than satisfied with IBS Consulting Services. Their response time has been fast and the work they have done for us in the EDI domain has been second to none. They have helped us to optimize and automate our processes, which has saved us valuable IT time daily since. We have worked primarily with Bob Pascoe, whom I would recommend to anyone with EDI support issues. The experience that he has proves itself in the speed in which he provides great results.
We found in IBS the best partnership to support and develop our business with security, commitment, functionality and lower costs.
We needed a partner who had enough insight into our business to put forward a solution that provided the most capabilities.
I like the fact that now we have a single user interface. It's easier to teach new operators how to use the system with one-single software and one-graphic user interface.
What we are really excited about is the fact that we now have a platform that we can build new value added services and new applications on.
The business we do today would be impossible without an effective warehouse management system. The solution we received from IBS was the missing link for efficient operations.
All of the 40,000 items stocked in our three distribution centers have been integrated into the new IBS pharmaceutical ERP system, and a warehouse concept based on optimum stock levels has replaced the one based on minimum stock levels.
The recent BPCS work completed by IBS was the most satisfying consulting project I have been involved with over my 20 year career, some of that having been a consultant myself. Hugh Carty and Luis Diaz are both very competent and efficient technically but also, importantly, respectful and courteous to all employees with whom they worked. They are what a consultant should be. Should the need arise again we will certainly hope to obtain their services.
Over many years with IBS, our system had become quite heavily modified in order to meet the specific demands of our business. We were very keen to bring the system into the more standardized product range in order to benefit from future applications and the more advanced integration capabilities of the latest version of IBS Enterprise 7.
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Serenity Season Calendar
Each year, the entire staff at Ojai Valley Inn & Spa anxiously looks forward to our favorite time of year – Serenity Season. The annual six-week celebration begins Thanksgiving week and culminates on January 1, watching your Bowl Games at Jimmy's Pub. Carefully-selected programs throughout this festive time include horse-drawn carriage rides, elf cookie deliveries, ornament making, letters to Santa, our Annual Tree Lighting ceremony featuring our community symphony, and a New Year's Eve Gala! We hope this holiday you discover moments of serenity to carry in your heart for years to come.
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Drip filters for households and schools in Thailand
May 24, 2011
Presentation of 50 drip filters to households in Ban Khunsa Nok & Huay Lai - Sunday April 17th 2011.
Ban Khunsa Nok - Tambon Pongsa is located in Northern Thailand in Pai District. The village is situated in a valley between two of the highest mountains in Thailand - Doi Mae Ya and Doi Mon Ang Ket.
Although the village is just across the border with Mae Hong Son province it can only be reached from the Chiang Mai side. A steep road leads from Pa Pae up the mountain to an altitude of 1700m and then down to the valley. The road is in a very bad condition as the Mae Taeng municipality sees no reason to repair a road that leads to villages which are not under their jurisdiction.
Ban Khunsa Nok is originally a hill tribe village. They are from the Karen tribe who originated from Burma and many of them were converted to Christianity by the British Missionaries. Apart from rice and vegetables, they grew poppies for opium production until the authorities prohibited this. Alternatively the Thai Government implemented a reforestation project which ran from 1975 -1990 which provided paid work for the hill tribe people.
The father of Saokham (Ket) Tejamang (the wife of RCES President Jan Abbink) worked as a supervisor and the family moved from Pa Pae to a camp in the mountains. They had a tree nursery from where the trees were planted on the mountain slopes. After completing the project they were offered land in Khunsa to build a house. Ket's mother still lives there with her sister and two young nephews and we visit them twice a year (in April and October or December).
At current there are approximately 50 households in Ban Khunsa Nok and the neighbouring village of Huay Lai , most of them live in very basic wooden huts with a roof made of leaves. Many households consist of elderly grandparents who take care of their grandchildren of which the parents have migrated to the cities to find work. Only a few houses have electricity and blackouts, sometimes for several days are quite common. There is a village water system which comes from a river which used to be quite clean but is now rather polluted and not suitable for drinking. Where and when possible they collect rainwater for drinking purposes.
Presentation of 10 drip filters to Pongsa School – Monday April 18
The Government School in Tambon Pongsa (Kindergarten - Secondary 3) caters to 200 children from the surrounding villages, including Khunsa Nok & Huay Lai.
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Caught this chap the other day heading off somewhere with a recently-purchased seasonal tree. For an office perhaps?
Here are some other tree transport shots.
Seasonal Tree? Looks suspiciously like a Christmas tree to me Mike.
yeah, well, us humanists [often called atheists] use different terminology sometimes... :-) I could have just called it a Winter Solstice Tree, I guess... :-)
everyone knows it's a Hanukkah bush
In my callow youth I was an atheist but I've since recovered. That said it,s hard to work up much enthusiasm for crass-mess as it's celebrated here in the states. Anyway merry cycling to you and yours.
These photos of trees & bikes make me smile so much that I'd love to see more of them.
Any chance of this turning into another great photo competition, perhaps?
Oh well, why not Yule tree - or (h)jultræ - considering it's on a bike? After all, Yule was around long before the Christian authorities decided to graft Jesus' unknown (likely springtime) birthday onto this euro-pagan solstice celebration...


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Kim Vandenberg blogs about the impact of her former UCLA coaches.
400 Free Relay Wins Bronze at Phillips 66 Nationals
Meet Bruin swimmer turned mother Allison Wine.
Caroline McTaggart won twice at the Speedo Junior National Championships.
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This week we shared a whole slew of stories related to the publishing industry. Looking back, I think the biggest takeaway was that print can really extend their engagement and reach by investing in a mobile presence. Media brands like Sports Illustrated and Conde Naste seem to be ahead of the curve in terms of the experiences they are building, so be on the lookout for some exciting things to come from print in the future.
Top Conversations
This week offered a great opportunity for our team to address some misnomers about our product. Maybe more importantly it allowed us to give some perspective on how 2D barcodes fit into one of the hottest topics in the mobile marketing world: location-based marketing.
Although this week was a short one for many in the Community, we still managed to dish together some cool content:
JayCee Botha, Purchase from Print
If you haven't gotten to know JayCee Botha and his work using Tag by now, let me sum him up for you in one word: awesome. JayCee is continually coming up with implementations that are innovative, but remain practical. This week he shared a scan to purchase pamphlet that uses some of Tag's advanced features including Real Time Location, Device ID and PayPal integration. Keep it coming, JayCee!
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- Jeff Pinilla: Director Reel Jeff Pinilla. Director. Editor. 2015 Art Direction, Directing, Film
The Earth, the way I left it: Short Film
A child coping with tragedy in the family is visited by a stranger from the stars.
2015 Cinematography, Directing, Film
Coke Zero: NCAA Frenemies (Director's Cut)
A commercial for Coke Zero for March Madness 2015. Can Rivals truly come together to become Frenemies? This spot aired as the final seconds before tip off of the National Championship Game.
Directed by Jeff Pinilla
Produced by Matt Pourviseh 2015 Advertising, Branding, Directing
- The Loyola School | Parallel Tracks parallel tracks 2015 Cinematography, Copywriting, Film
- Indiana Made An image campaign for FOX59 News in Indiana. This piece was designed to showcase the breadth of Indiana and the community . We filmed real people in real locations and also took some of the talent from the FOX59 newscast and embedded them into these scenarios. The idea was to show that they are Hoosiers, too. 2015 Branding, Cinematography, Film
- Nikon D810 Launch Video An intimate portrait of Nikon's latest photography and video camera. The concept was to showcase an intimate environment and execute the unveiling of the new product with a treatment that resembled a short narrative film. 2015 Cinematography, Film, Photography
- The Bully This was a promotional image campaign promoting a week-long special that would air on New York's WPIX11 News. The idea was to target mother's without over-complicating the message. The visuals and the single line delivery by our young actor succesfully conveyed the message. 2015 Advertising, Directing, Writing
- The First 36 Hours: Inside Hurricane Sandy This is the story of what a local news team has to go through to get their story on the air. In this case, the story is Hurricane Sandy, the biggest storm to hit the east coast in recorded history. 2015 Directing, Film, Journalism
- Gucci with James Franco An Italian New Wave Cinematic look at James Franco and Gucci's "Made to measure" 2015 Advertising, Fashion, Fashion Styling
- Numbers on a Napkin: Short Film Heartbreak is tough, but the healing of a man's heart is a story rarely told. This emotional journey is chronicled from Heartbreak to Recovery in an illustrative and symbolic manner. 2015 Cinematography, Film, Writing
Cadillac: Project Reuse
We traveled to six locations in the ATS Coupe to interview artists and entrepreneurs behind adaptive reuse projects. Each space represents a different definition of reuse. From a Bohemian opera house turned music venue to a old mine sweeper turned New England tavern on the water, Project Re:Use highlights amazing examples of revitalization, and looks at the creative people who made them happen.
2015 Advertising, Architecture, Creative Direction
- Verizon: The future of retail An industrial video for Verizon and Sparks Retail company for the new re-launch and re-design of the Verizon Wireless Retail store. 2015 Advertising, Directing, Set Design
- New York Perspective An Image spot for New York's WPIX11 TV station. The script was written to create an emotion and sense of pride in the fact that no matter where we come from, born here or transplanted from another place, we are all New York. This is what the WPIX11 brand stands for. 2015 Copywriting, Film, Writing
American Express Open Forum
An American Express commercial teaching other small business owners about how establishing your company's personality and articulating customers' needs may help you develop your brand.
2015 Branding, Entrepreneurship, Fashion
- New York Jets: The Chase What began as a game of catch turned into a big showdown in the streets of New York between Jets fans and Bronco fans. All of this culminates to an epic escape but which team comes out on top? This was a promotional video for the broadcast of the Jets vs Broncos game on New York's WPIX Channel 11. 2015 Computer Animation, Creative Direction, Directing
- Jerry Springer: Streets of New York The idea behind this campaign was to go out and shoot segments with the iconic Jerry Springer to showcase the connection he has to the city and the station and to shine a different light on someone we all think we know. He grew up with Channel 11, he grew up in New York, and he is just a part of NYC as the station is. 2015 Directing, Film
- RUN DMC: Streets of New York Tribune Creative's "Streets of New York" campaign was designed to go out and shoot segments with the iconic Darryl McDaniels AKA DMC. The payoff is the connection RUN DMC had to the station. They grew up with Channel 11, they grew up in New York, and they are just a part of NYC as the station is. 2015 Directing, Film, Music
- 30 seconds to air: Making "Bill Cunningham Show" Go behind the scenes of "The Bill Cunningham Show" with 30 Seconds to Air, a 30-minute behind the scenes documentary that pulls back the curtain and details how an episode of "The Bill Cunningham Show" comes together from concept to air, an up close and personal look at the making of a television talk show. 2015 Creative Direction, Fashion, Journalism
- Tire'd Watch Company A 60 second commercial unveiling the newest addition to the Tire'd Watch Companies new line. The Rapide Watch. 2015 Computer Animation, Motion Graphics, Visual Effects
Crystal Windows: A window of opportunity
Crystal Window & Door Systems is a manufacturing company that creates vinyl and aluminum window and door products sold nationwide. This is a 60 second commercial tied in with a 2 minute industrial to showcase why they are one of the top companies and multi-cultural leaders worldwide.
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Rainswept wrote:Fred "God Hates Fags" Phelps. I refuse to revel in anyone's death, but I won't personally miss the man.
George Takei wrote:I take no solace or joy in this man's passing. We will not dance upon his grave, nor stand vigil at his funeral holding "God Hates Freds" signs, tempting as it may be.
He was a tormented soul, who tormented so many. Hate never wins out in the end. It instead goes always to its lonely, dusty end.
George Takei wrote:Today, Mr. Phelps may have learned that God, in fact, hates no one. Vicious and hate-filled as he was, may his soul find the kind of peace through death that was so plainly elusive during his life.
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Knicks Bigs Working Their Mid-Range J's
"When we entered, the team had already divided into four halfcourt stations. In the near corner, the big men were at work, including a stunning congregation of mid-'90s talent. Larry Johnson and Herb Williams led a series of shooting contests between Marcus Camby, Kurt Thomas, Amar'e Stoudemire, Henry Sims, and Chris Copeland. Hard to tell who won what, but they all have lovely mid-range jumpers (Well, they get 'em in. "Lovely" doesn't aptly describe Camby's scorpion strike.)"
Thanks for all these notes Seth
Tommy DeeIs it too much to say that Amar'e and the veteran's mid range game offensively is that big of a factor to success as anything? In my opinion, no.


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They're known as The Flying Squadron, an ever-changing group of Uxbridge veterans who have made it a Memorial Day tradition over the past 138 years to visit local schoolchildren with a simple message: The final Monday of May is not just the start of summer vacation season, but a time to honor Americans who died while serving in the U.S. military.
The squadron, which is made up today of 20 town veterans divided into two units, will conduct its 139th consecutive visitation to town schools on Friday to kick off the town's Memorial Day observances.
They're known as The Flying Squadron, an ever-changing group of Uxbridge veterans who have made it a Memorial Day tradition over the past 138 years to visit local schoolchildren with a simple message: The final Monday of May is not just the start of summer vacation season, but a time to honor Americans who died while serving in the U.S. military.
The squadron, which is made up today of 20 town veterans divided into two units, will conduct its 139th consecutive visitation to town schools on Friday to kick off the town's Memorial Day observances.
The Flying Squadron has seen its ranks decline in recent years, especially the older veterans who fought in World War II.
"During the past several years we have lost some of our older veterans due to various reasons, so we're looking to recruit new members to get involved with this great program and help continue this great tradition," says Don Letourneau, a Vietnam Navy veteran who has been organizing the town's Memorial and Veterans day ceremonies since 2006.
Memorial Day events throughout the Blackstone Valley, including Woonsocket, North Smithfield, Cumberland and Lincoln, begin this weekend before the holiday and continue through Monday. Bellingham's Memorial Day ceremony was held last weekend.
In addition to The Flying Squadron's visit to local schools, a veteran's church service will be held in Uxbridge on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at the First Evangelical Congregational Church on Court Street. All veterans are invited to participate.
On Monday, May 27, members of The VFW Post 1385, and American Legion, Charles A. Rice Post # 33, will depart the VFW at 6 a.m. and proceed to St. Mary's Cemetery and Prospect Hill Cemetery, where a short ceremony will be held to honor all deceased veterans. The ceremony will include a short prayer, a gun volley and Taps.
The town's annual Memorial Day parade will step off at 9 a.m. from the Whitin Elementary School on Granite Street. All units and participants are asked to assemble at the school no later than 8:30 a.m. to receive their assigned positions.
After the opening exercises, the parade route will take the units to Walter F. Wesgan Square; Veterans Memorial Gymnasium at the McCloskey Middle School; and the Minuteman Monument outside of Prospect Hill Cemetery. A brief exercise will take place at each location. The parade will end at the Town Common where the main program will take place.
Guest speaker this year will be George F. May, a 1976 graduate of Uxbridge High School, who is now an assistant United States attorney in Mobile Alabama. May started his military career in the United States Air Force and was commissioned as a judge advocate in the Air Force through the direct appointment program in 1985. May currently holds the rank of Colonel and is currently assigned as the senior reservist at Air University, Maxwell Air Force Base, in Alabama.
In the event of rain, scheduled exercises will be held in the McCloskey Middle School auditorium at 10 a.m.
The Pawtucket Veterans Council will hold ceremonies on Monday, May 27. These include wreath-laying at 9 a.m. at the Pawtucket Veterans Memorial (Scallop Shell) in Slater Park, Armistice Boulevard; 9:15 a.m. at the Hiker Memorial, Grove Street Park; 9:30 a.m. at the Korean War Memorial, Park Place; and 10 a.m. at the Mineral Spring Cemetery.
At 11 a.m. There will be a main ceremony at the Veterans Amphitheater at Roosevelt Avenue and Exchange Street.
East Providence
The city's Memorial Day Parade held in Riverside on Monday, May 27 at 10 a.m. Parade starts at the Oldham Elementary School and ends at the American Legion Hall.
The town's Memorial Day Parade held on Saturday, May 25, beginning at 10 a.m. At Seekonk High School and ending at the Kevin Hurley Middle School. A "Bicycle Brigade" with judging and prizes precedes the parade at the high school at 9:30 a.m.
In Woonsocket, Mayor Leo T. Fontaine along with The United Veteran's Council (UVC) of Woonsocket has announced that the annual Memorial Day Parade will be held on Monday, May 27. All veterans and participants should meet in the parking lot behind the (former Blockbuster Video) at 9 a.m. The parade will kick off promptly at 10 a.m. from the corner of Cumberland and Clinton Street and disperse at Market Square.
The parade will march from Clinton to Worral Street toward the Korean War/Vietnam War Memorial, where there will be a wreath laying ceremony. Then the parade will march up Worral Street onto Social Street to the Civil War Memorial at Monument Square, where there will be another wreath laying ceremony. From there, the parade will continue to Veteran's Memorial Bridge for another wreath laying ceremony.
The grand marshal for this year's parade is Veteran of the Year Ernest Boisvert.
Parade participants will include local dignitaries, the Woonsocket High School and Middle School Bands, Woonsocket Fire Department Honor Guard, Woonsocket Police Department Honor Guard, Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Cub Scouts Pack # 2 and the Woonsocket ROTC. The parade will be held rain or shine.
Any organization that would like to participate in the parade can contact Linda Plays at 767-9205.
North Smithfield
The town of North Smithfield and the VFW Leclair-Kozlik Post in Forestdale will co-sponsor that town's annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 27. Civic groups and organizations, scouts, school bands, antique cars, youth groups and community agencies, as well as veterans from all walks of life, are encouraged to participate.
The parade will step off at 10:30 a.m. from the Slatersville Plaza and proceed down North Main Street to Town Hall for a memorial service, then continue to the VFW Leclair-Kozlik Post.
The 2013 Grand Marshall is Ernest Frappier, past State Commander of the VFW and past Commander of VFW Post 6342.
"All veterans are encouraged to join the parade to show the respect that our military heroes deserve," said Town Administrator Paulette D. Hamilton, Town Administrator. Anyone interested in taking part in this traditional parade should email Linda Thibault at email@example.com.
The Town of Cumberland will hold its annual Memorial Day ceremony on Monday, May 27 at 11 a.m. at the Monastery on Diamond Hill Road.
Also, Clube Juventude Lusitana will hold a Memorial Day parade, which steps off at 9 a.m. from the cemetery on Curren Road. The parade will be followed by an outdoor Memorial Day Catholic Mass at 11 a.m.
The Town of Lincoln's six-division Memorial Day Parade steps off Monday at 11 a.m. from Smithfield and Reservoir Avenues at the Lincoln/Pawtucket line, and travels north on Smithfield Avenue to Walker Street and on to the industrial circle in the Saylesville Mill yard where the parade will conclude with refreshments and a performance by the Lincoln High School Jazz Band. This year, the parade is dedicated in memory of Lincoln Tree Warden Robert Heaton.
At parade will follow a wreath laying ceremony at the veterans memorial at Dow Square at 10 a.m.
Blackstone's annual Memorial Day parade and events will be held Sunday. The parade kicks off at 1 p.m. at the corner of Main and Country Streets and ends at Town Hall on St. Paul Street. The parade lineup includes local veterans groups, Civil War re-enactors, the Blackstone Valley Marine Corps, Millville American Legion, antique military vehicles and the Blackstone-Millville Regional High School and Middle School bands.
After the parade, Roosevelt Park in back of Town Hall will host day-long activities, including live entertainment, a food court, kids activities and arts and crafts.
A fireworks display will be held at 9:30 p.m. at Roosevelt Park.
Millville's Memorial Day parade will be held Monday at 1 p.m. The parade steps off at the top of Central Street, proceeds over the bridges and ends at the fire station.
A Memorial Day ceremony will be held at Veterans Park located on Route 122 next to the fire station. Among the invited guests are state Sen. Richard T. Moore (D-Uxbridge).
Berard-Desjarlais American Legion Post 88 will hold a Memorial Day service on Monday at 1 p.m. at the war memorial at Freedom Park, Harrisville. The ceremony will feature the high school band and choir and the traditional reading of names of deceased veterans of all wars and releasing of white doves by Vietnam veteran Emile Leduc.
The Town of Glocester will hold its Memorial Day Parade on Monday, rain or shine. The Parade steps-off at 10 a.m. from the Baptist Church on Putnam Pike and will proceed east to the cemetery. Stops will be made at the bridge and Town Hall.
The Memorial Day Parade will begin at 10:45 a.m. on Monday in downtown Franklin.
Marchers will line-up at the Historical Museum, 80 West Central St. The parade will travel on Main, School, Union, West Central and Beaver streets, ending at the war memorial on the Town Common.
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Editor's Note: This is one of a series of articles about the history of the Sun Advocate and the county it covers as a newspaper. These articles are being prepared in commemoration of the 120th anniversary of the newspaper's birth in 1891.
In an almost blast from the past, Howard Smith Bennett was arrested at the first of the year and charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Smith, while at the Ellie Club in Dragerton, threatened Karl Hunt with a knife. Whether connected or not, Bennett had been convicted of second degree murder 10 years before when he shot and wounded Hunt's father, Lloyd, at another tavern in Dragerton, and then went on to kill Fermin "Shorty" Lopez with a gun.
Bennett eventually got 10 years for second degree murder in the killing of Lopez and had been released on parole from the Utah State Prison on May 14, 1968. His parole had just ended when he faced the latest charges. It was not reported in the paper what happened over the new charges, but in September Bennett was arrested for possession of stolen property and drunk driving. He was put in the drunk tank with Milt Huntington, a 62 year old man who had also been placed there because of intoxication.
At 11:30 p.m. that night a deputy went to the cell to release Huntington who had made bail and found him dead. Bennett was asleep on the other cot in the cell. A medical report said that Huntington had three fractures of the jaw, a ruptured liver, deep head cuts and a crushed chest. Bennett was the only person in the cell with him during the entire time. On Sept. 20 a first degree murder complaint was filed against Bennett and he was later bound over for trial.
Winter was not kind to some people from Vernal in January either. Driving a van to Mt. Pleasant the driver decided to use the unmaintained in the winter by pass road through Emma Park to get to the venue a little sooner. The van, which had he, his wife and five kids in it got stuck in some heavy snow. They had no way of getting help that Saturday night so they spent the night in the van. The battery went dead so there was no way to start it, and the temperature dropped to 12 below zero. The next morning members of the Carbon County Jeep Patrol found them, got them out and sent them on their way. Heavy coats and some extra blankets in the van had saved the day and maybe their lives.
While it was expected to be built by 1972, the by-pass road from Blue Cut to Cat Canyon had met many obstacles. The Utah Department of Highways had run into various problems but when it held a public hearing in Price on the project in February of 1972, it found even more opposition. Access roads to the by-pass and a rest area to replace the one that is now West Park was of concern to the residents, as well as how the road would affect businesses in the area.
In April the layoff of 240 miners from two mines hit the area hard. The year before North American Coal which operated the Castle Gate/Kenilworth mines that supplied coal to the Carbon Power Plant lost their agreement with Utah Power and Light. The temporary supply situation that was set up for UP&L ended and finally the company closed the mines. In addition at the same time 40 miners lost their jobs at the United States Fuel Company mines in Hiawatha.
In May thieves broke into the safe at the American Legion Club and stole $7,000. At the time police didn't have "very good leads" bus said they would continue looking for the culprits.
The revolutionary spirit of the 1960s and 70s set itself down with Carbon High students in August when a number of them left classes and met in Price City Park to protest the dress code that the Carbon Board of Education had passed the year before. On the first day of school 56 students had been turned away and sent home to change clothes because of the new dress code and many in the group that met said they wanted the code completely abolished.
Mid-September brought a school board meeting in which the dress code was basically debated. While advocates for changing or abolishing the code were present, a parents group presented a petition signed by 450 parents supporting the code. The board basically told those who opposed the code that it was a closed matter and they would not discuss it any further; the dress code would stand.
In October, an attorney representing a group called the Parent's Rights Committee told the board that a lawsuit could be pending if changes to the code were not made. He said the code concerning the length of a male's hair and allowing girls to wear slacks to school were the main concerns of the group. He did tell the board that clauses about safety were agreeable however.
A collision between two Rio Grande trains in Wellington on Sept. 2 hurt three people. One train headed west bound was turning onto a siding when an east bound train hit the last seven cars of the west bound freight. The impact derailed and smashed the east bound engine and derailed 13 cars between both trains. A resident of Wellington pulled the three injured men from the wreck and started to transport them to the Carbon County Hospital. They were later met by the Utah Highway Patrol and an ambulance. The three men's injuries were not life threatening.
Snow and extensive moisture flooded the area in October, and rather than giving the cities more water it actually caused the water to some of them to be cut off. That was because a slide on Highway 6 took out part of the road about 14 miles north of Helper and it also cut the water lines that supplied water to Price City and Helper. Back up supplies and temporary lines were used until the lines could be relocated.
In November, the Price River Water Improvement District also finally completed and dedicated the waste water treatment plant and collection system that began to serve all areas from Castle Gate to Wellington that fall. The construction of the project took three years and was at that time the single largest public works project ever in Carbon County.
A near end of the year killing in a cabin in Scofield with two well known residents involved was the final major story of 1972. Based on reports in the Dec. 21 issue of the Sun Advocate a family argument led to a gun fight between two men with one discharging his weapon three times and the other never firing a shot. Eugene Andreini of Helper was charged with first degree murder in the death of Anthony Perri on Dec. 17. According to the report Perri was in a cabin at Scofield when reportedly Andreini came in and the shooting ensued. At first the charges against the Helper man were going to be voluntary manslaughter, but later the county attorney raised the charges to first degree murder.


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AT&T and T-Mobile are said to be the first launch carriers, with Verizon said to be offering Windows phones starting in 2011.
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Microsoft has already announced a long list of Xbox Live games being made available on new Windows Phone 7 phones, and will also allow you to hook up your Xbox Live avatar on your mobile.
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Saybrook University is proud to announce that it is sponsoring a film on the life and work of its most noted professor, Dr. Stanley Krippner.
As a professor and lecturer, Stanley has inspired and mentored new generations of explorers in wide ranging fields. He is perhaps unparalleled in his work in the study of consciousness, one of science's last frontiers.
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Upcoming games: Devils, March 19, 7:30 p.m.; Red Wings, March 21, 7:30 p.m.; Sabres, March 23, 7:00 p.m.; @ Maple Leafs, 7:00 p.m.
New Jersey Devils (87 points, 6th place, 41-26-5)
The Rangers are 2-2-1 against the Devils this season. The Devils beat the Rangers 4-1 back on March 6 after a three goal outburst in the third period. New Jersey is 6-3-1 over its last ten games. They were outworked by the hot Penguins 5-2 on Saturday. Devils winger Ilya Kovalchuk has five goals and five assists in his last seven games. Goaltender Martin Brodeur is 3-2 over his last five games. This is the final meeting between the Rangers and Devils this season.
Detroit Red Wings (92 points, 5th place, 44-24-4)
This is the first and only meeting between the two teams. The Red Wings' veteran captain and star defenseman Nicklas Lidstrom has been out since February 25 with a bone bruise. The Wings are 3-5-1 without him. They fell 3-2 in overtime on Saturday when Martin Havlat scored the game winner for the San Jose Sharks. Center Darren Helm was injured after colliding with Sharks forward Dominic Moore for a big hit. Other key Wing's already on the injury list include: top goal scorer Johan Franzen (back spasms), Jonathan Ericsson (wrist), Jakub Kindl (sprained oblique), Joey MacDonald (lower back) and Patrick Eaves (post-concussion). Goaltender Jimmy Howard is 1-3-2 in his last six starts.
Buffalo Sabres (76 points, 10th place, 33-29-10)
The Rangers are 3-0 against the Sabres this season. They defeated the playoff hungry Sabres 3-2 on February 25 in overtime after Ryan Callahan beat goaltender Ryan Miller. Buffalo is 6-2-2 in its last ten games as it strives to slip into the eighth and final playoff spot, two points behind. They lost 3-2 in shootout that lasted seven rounds to the Florida Panthers on Saturday. Winger Tyler Ennis has registered at least a point in each of his last four games and has seven points in his last five games. Miller is 3-0-2 in his last five starts. Tyler Myers should be back in the lineup by the time the Sabres hit Broadway. The defenseman was suspended three games after a crushing hit from behind waged on Canadien's forward Scott Gomez.
Toronto Maple Leafs (72 points, 12th place, 32-32-8)
The Rangers are 1-2 against the Maple Leafs this season. They shut out the Leafs 3-0 back on January 14. Though the Leafs have struggled 3-6-1 over their last ten games, they have won their last two games by a two goal margin. They beat the Senators 3-1 on Saturday after some timely third period power play goals from Phil Kessel and Dion Phaneuf. Their power play percentage is currently the sixth best in the league. James Reimer made 29 saves in the win. The team recently fired its head coach Ron Wilson after a monumental slide out of playoff contention. General manager Brian Burke hopes former Ducks' coach Randy Carlyle can turn things around.


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I know no subject more elevating, more amazing, more ready to the poetical enthusiasm, the philosophical reflection, and the moral sentiment than the works of nature. Where can we meet such variety...
There are "scaredy-cats" and then there are scared cats. As humans, some of us are startled or frightened by a slight change or movement, even to the point of being afraid of anything and everything. Others take it with a grain of salt. Cats are among those that frighten very easily.
Sharla Shults's insight:
Do you frighten easily? Share your scariest moment...personal or cat!
Tuesday, June 17 | Today is Tuesday but it feels like a Monday. If I wish it were Friday (and the good genie granted my wish) then what would become of Wednesday and Thursday? Time goes by too fast as it is and definitely too precious to ever wish any day away. Time lost can never be regained. What a mess!
Sharla Shults's insight:
Maybe I should just drop everything and go get a manicure! Have you ever experienced a Monday Tuesday?
catnipoflife's sister site Awakenings began a journey in January across the United States focusing each month on the state(s) that was admitted to the union during that month. Now six months into the year 23 states have been visited. Some of these have been Scooped onto catnip but not all. What is the idea behind this journey you might be wondering?
Sharla Shults's insight:
How much do you know about our nation's states or better still, what do you know about the state in which you live? Do you know which state(s) have a State Cat? What about the one with a State Dinosaur along with a State Cat? Which state(s) claims the Spirit of the Ladybug as its state insect? Do you know which state is nicknamed after its Busy Buzzin' Bees? This next one surely you know…the state famous for The Shag and Shad Roe?
In remembrance of one of the most celebrated weekends in America...Memorial Day Weekend! This weekend commemorates a beginning as well as an end. It is anything and everything red, white and blue.
Sharla Shults's insight:
Remain mindful each and every day of the year of the sacrifices made for America's freedom!
The moment when the sun begins to set is one of the most magnificent sights in nature as the sky gradually transitions from a cool, calm blue to a burning orange. Israeli artist and photographer Hermin Abramovitch uses the beautiful, fiery sunset as a backdrop to some of his photos.
Via MARY HELEN FERRIS
Sharla Shults's insight:
The sun, moon and stars all add inspiration to our daily lives. If you have seen the moon imagery interwoven with the human element and found yourself inspired, check out these images for fiery inspiration indeed!
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What a wonderful prelude to Mother's Day! As with all her writings, Mary Helen Ferris strikes our heartstrings releasing innermost melodious chords!
Do you sometimes feel like a rubber band...stretched to the limit ready to snap at any given moment? Have you been burned scorching with doubt as to whether you can gather yourself up from the ashe...
Sharla Shults's insight:
"Man never made any material as resilient as the human spirit." ~Bernard Williams
Let's have some fun because we all need something to DO that is normally not found on a daily to-do list. Some of the ideas below are cr-r-r-razy but #1 really sounds terrific! Of course #7 would work on Get a Different Name Day. Are you game?
Sharla Shults's insight:
Let's have some fun because we all need something to DO that is normally not found on a daily to-do list. Some of the ideas below are cr-r-r-razy but #1 really sounds terrific! Of course #7 would work on Get a Different Name Day. Are you game?
Happy Easter to all and may your day be filled with blessings beyond words! Sometimes we ponder and ponder in hopes of eventually mustering the right words to tender an emotion, offer inspiration or purpose newfound knowledge.
Sharla Shults's insight:
Easter is a time for special blessings...thoughts and emotions to carry us all through the year!
Do you always NEED something to smile about or does a smile come naturally, just happen without a great deal of thought or reason behind it? Perhaps you wake up in the morning and smile even before your feet hit the floor. Ever ask yourself "Why?"
Sharla Shults's insight:
Simple Moments Ignite Life's Emotions
To all my family, friends, followers and visitors, wishing you a glorious SPRING! Here is a bouquet of Spring flowers for everyone to enjoy and share if you like! Visit catnip's sister site, Awaken...
Sharla Shults's insight:
What were your first signs of spring?
I am one of Kellie Elmore's writing bandits at freewrite Friday. Kellie invites all who would like to participate to please join her. Rules are simple. Follow her prompt and write whatever comes to mind. Sometimes she will provide a word prompt, a phrase prompt or like today an image prompt. There is no time limit so even if you miss the Friday, the writing window is always open.
Here is Kellie's latest FWF prompt:
This house has a story…what is it?
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Voices echo from the kitchen window calling me inside for the last time. Hope you enjoy the poem Echoes...
From the first heartbeat to the last, there is a rhythm to life known to us all in the form of music…slow beats, rapid beats, beats out of sync, skipped beats, irregular beats, beats that make the heart flutter. The pulse of life changes as moods swing and bodies sway in accordance with the sequence of stressed and unstressed beats until the final beat falls silent.
Sharla Shults's insight:
Enjoy the Chords of Emotion @Awakenings or make new ones… http://awakenings2012.blogspot.com/2014/06/chords-of-emotion.html
Has life thrown you a curve ball to the point you just felt like giving up? Throwing in the towel? Flushing it all down the drain? Pulling your hair out? The answer is probably "Yes!" because it can all be summed up in one all-powerful four-letter word…LIFE!
Sharla Shults's insight:
"With the beauty of the rose comes its thorny stem.
What's Happenin' over @ Awakenings is Nature Photography Day! Sometimes repetition is the best practice so here it is @ her sister site catnipoflife! Be sure to visit all of the sites whose photography is featured…you won't be disappointed! To all whose photographs appear, links have been provided and full credit to each owner! MORE @Awakenings!
Sharla Shults's insight:
What are you waiting for? Nature is calling…calling for you!
Don't forget your camera!
After a hard day's work, whether stressed out from an office position, working at a construction site or laboring in the back yard, there is no better method of relaxation than a massage. It can be as simple as a hand or foot massage to as elaborate as a full body massage. The result is the same…peace at the end of the day!
Sharla Shults's insight:
Since today is a cat day - Garfield the Cat Day to be exact - let's revisit the Master Masseur!
Dance in the rain, savor the raindrops & rainbows, cherish the hours from dusk 'til dawn observing sunrise to sunset, capture the spirit of messages in the wind, enjoy the beauty in the world through the eyes of love!
Sharla Shults's insight:
Don't be afraid when someone says, "I love you." Simply return the love!
Awakenings, catnip's sister site, posts What's Happenin' on a fairly regular basis. Included are funny days, weird celebrations, wacky holidays and lots of food & chocolate. Often some appear that are actually ordinary and serve as a reminder. Since catnip is such a lover of our feline, fur-r-ry friend the cat it is only fitting to recognize here that today is…
Sharla Shults's insight:
If you don't own a cat, Hug Someone Else's Cat!
Catnip's motto boasts to Observe life at its best, listen to life's songs, embrace life's bounties, breathe the breath of life and savor life to its fullest! This cannot be epitomized in any better...
Sharla Shults's insight:
Grandbaby #7: It's a girl!
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Thank you for stopping by catnipoflife where any day is a 'caturday', especially on a Saturday!
There IS power in simplicity. It allows the flow of creative juices to become less complex leaving out all the fussiness that often muddies the water. It allows us to examine the ideas that are truly important, those that really matter. We then toss aside the rocks within the river bed that break the flow making the way fluent, not choppy, thereby being creative within simplicity!.
Sharla Shults's insight:
Enjoy the simplicity in photography by Alastair!
Within the hustle and bustle of daily life, we cherish the quiet moments. We embrace the silence. We seek places of solitude to ponder the events that govern our very being. We long for the silent moments in life…moments during which time we can turn off, unplug, power down and need not pay attention to social media nor other noise confusing our minds. We long to…
Embrace the Silence
Sharla Shults's insight:
How much better is silence; the coffee cup, the table. How much better to sit by myself like the solitary sea-bird that opens its wings on the stake. Let me sit here for ever with bare things, this coffee cup, this knife, this fork, things in themselves, myself being myself.
— Virginia Woolf, "The Waves"
At Awakenings today we are celebrating Li'l Woofer Day, aka National Puppy Day!
Even though catnip leans toward the cat, of course, whether a cat lover or dog lover, who could not love that face! Dogs have been labeled 'man's best friend' but that is a matter of opinion. Whether teeny, tiny or great big overgrown sweeties, they do know when they are loved. We hug, they slobber!
Sharla Shults's insight:
So, on 'Woofer Day' check out the bit of trivia, Dog vs. Cat [Dog is first only because today is his/her day!]
No way catnip can celebrate National Awkward Moments Day without mention of Cat Moments! ENJOY! National Awkward Moments Day is a day, that was created to find the ability to laugh at ourselves AND...
Sharla Shults's insight:
National Awkward Moments Day is a day that was created to find the ability to laugh at ourselves AND our pets, see the humor in the moment and have fun within the awkwardness!
Often when I am working on Awakenings, inspiration guides me to share a day's events on her sister site catnipoflife. Today is one of those days since March 7th is ...
Sharla Shults's insight:
Isn't it better to expect nothing so when all the surprises come along the gifts are truly appreciated? The gifts, of course, being expressions of gratitude through love, time, energy, and ourselves, not to get anything in return. When we say 'thank you', we are giving praise and receiving the real joy in the act of giving. There is indeed power in appreciation.
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Africa Scout Conference
The Africa Scout Conference is the governing organ of the Africa Scout Region. It takes place every three years and formulates the general policy of the region through resolutions. It elects members of the Africa Scout Committee.
Each member National Scout Organization is entitled to send to the Africa Scout Conference up to six delegates and a number of observers to be determined in agreement with the organizing committee.
In conjunction to the Conference, a Regional Scout Youth Forum takes place. The aim of the Youth Forum is to provide a learning platform and to increase youth participation in decision-making processes of the organization.
The next Africa Scout Conference and Youth Forum will take place in Uganda in 2015.
Africa Scout Committee
The Africa Scout Committee is the executive organ of the Africa Scout Region. It is made up of 8 elected and 2 ex-officio members, elected for a 6-year term. To ensure continuity, four of the elected members retire at each Africa Scout Conference and are replaced by four other members. All Committee Members are from different countries. For a list of Africa Scout members click here
Youth Advisors
The Regional Scout Youth Forum elects 6 Youth Advisors to the Africa Scout Committee, for a three-year term. Youth Advisors take part in the meetings of the Regional Scout Committee and help in the preparations of the next Africa Scout Youth Forum. They must be aged 18-26 at the time of election and all represent different countries.
Africa Scout Region Strategic Plan
The current regional strategic plan (2012-2015) was adopted at the 15th Africa Scout Conference in Luanda, Angola (6-9 June 2013) upon submission by the Africa Scout Committee with technical support from the Africa Scout Regional Office.
The plan builds on the gains of the Africa Ten Year Development plan 2001-2011 and takes into account the four priority areas emanating from the 39th World Scout Conference resolutions, namely Youth for Change, 21st Century Leadership, Global Support and Our Strategic Path. It also builds on the outcomes of the 2nd Africa Scout Summit and status reports based on extensive field visits by top Scouting Leadership at the Regional level.
Ultimately, the strategic plan aims to consolidate the gains of Scouting and address fundamental issues on systems, structures, processes and infrastructure at the NSOs and regional levels. To this end, the plan focuses on five strategic objectives based on the mission of Scouting.
See links below for the Regional Strategic Plan for 2012–2015 (available in English/French)
Standing subcommittees
To achieve the objectives of the regional strategic plan, the Africa Scout Committee as set the following subcommittees, which are directly supported by relevant staff members from the Africa Scout Regional Office:
- Adult Resource – headed by Mr Gilbert Mussumba
- Partnerships and Projects – headed by Mohamadou Bachir Diouf
- Communications and External Relations – headed by Dr. W. A. Davis
- Resource Mobilization – headed by Mr Jeremy Miriti Naivasha
- Governance and Constitutional Affairs – headed by Ms Jeanne Ebongue assisted by Mr Ayim Palamwe
- Youth Program – headed by Mr Kikas Manuel Machado
- Events – headed by Mr Danielo Ramsamy


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With slight indentations on the squared handles, this Cable Serveware Set is a textural delight. Roll them in your fingertips and see if you don't agree. This flatware is made from stainless steel, a highly eco-friendly material manufactured from a high percentage of recycled steel and is itself 100% recyclable.
Available in the Cable Serving Collection: Butter knife, Cold Meat Fork, Slotted Spoon.
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Fatigue in Dystonia (a Single Session, Questionnaire-based Study of Fatigue in Dystonia) (FID)
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The purpose of this study is to determine how common fatigue and sleepiness are in patients with dystonia.
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|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case-Only
Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional
|Official Title:
|Fatigue in Dystonia (IRB No. 108-2008)
- To determine the prevalence of fatigue and sleepiness in patients with dystonia. [ Time Frame: At the time of their visit. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|July 2009
|Study Completion Date:
|July 2011
|Primary Completion Date:
|July 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Patients with dystonia
Patients with dystonia, 21-100 years of age.
Detailed Description:
The purpose of the study is to determine the prevalence of fatigue in patients with dystonia. There are many factors which may impact fatigue but perhaps the most important of these is sleep. It is therefore critical that we collect data on sleep habits and sleepiness to help interpret our data on fatigue. We will be using the Epworth Sleepiness Scale to assess daytime somnolence and the Parkinson's Disease Sleep Scale to assess the presence or absence of common sleep disorders affecting patients with movement disorders along with the Multidimensional Fatigue Inventory and the Fatigue Severity Scale.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|21 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
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|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Current dystonia patients in our clinic between the ages of 21 and 100.
Inclusion Criteria: diagnosis of dystonia
- Informed consent to be contacted about research
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00954408
|United States, Florida
|University of Florida Movement Disorders Center
|Gainesville, Florida, United States, 32605
|Principal Investigator:
|Michael S Okun, M.D.
|University of Florida
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|University of Florida
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00954408 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|August 5, 2009
|Last Updated:
|September 16, 2011
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Dystonic Disorders
Central Nervous System Diseases
Movement Disorders
Nervous System Diseases
Neurologic Manifestations
Signs and Symptoms
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This one had been held up, but finally it's out. Enjoy. I certainly enjoyed making this screensaver.
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This one had been held up, but finally it's out. Enjoy. I certainly enjoyed making this screensaver.
I've tried it and... IT'S AMAZING!!!
Thank you
EDIT: Would you mind me to add your screensaver to "Interesting InstantStorm screensaver links"?
No problem at all.
What an amazing saver! This is like the first InstantStorm screensaver with such advanced settings I've seen, great job
Using it as my default saver now.
Yeah it was the reason I had to delay the release while the bug I found was being fixed. I wanted to keep those settings dialog.
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This screensaver is very very cool - Is there anyway to get this to work using duel monitors? Right now it only displays on one monitor.
Yeah, only Vivi and Opaquit can answer that. They're currently too busy with schoolwork so far I know. I plan to update all my screensavers when they release new version.
I'm back... we're definitely sorry for this bug. The dual monitor support should be working and I still have no idea why it does not work for you. Anyway, we're getting back to InstantStorm work next week so the new version should be done soon (with a completely rewritten screensaver engine). Some preview screenshots will be published as well.
Hey, i would love to see your screensaver but it will not play. It just tells me i need a flash player compnent and to go to the website and download it. I have flash, and flash stuff works on my computer. I am running WIndows Vista x64. ever have this problem and know how to fix it?
Yeah Ice Crystal was made in version that won't work with Vista 64 bit. I will evenually update once new version is out.
I have Vista x64, and it worked perfectly first time! Later I reinstalled my system and now the same problem, because of the flash player (it weren't installed before the ice crystal).
You made the best screensaver I have ever seen, congratulations!! :-D
Yeah? Must be interaction between Flash and Vista 64 bit. Weird. I can't wait for new version because I have a new screensaver to upload. I'm still working on rather weird prototype screensaver.
This screensaver tells me that I should install a Flash Component. I have already downloaded the component and installed it. How come I'm still getting the same message? I'm using Vista x32 by the way, if that makes any difference.
I think it depends on version thats now outdated, and they are still working on new version of instantstorm, and I'm still waiting for it to release newer version of Ice Crystal as well as three others, two being unreleased as yet.
don't worry, it'll be released very soon. We're now working on graphics, almost all new functions are ready by now.
Lairusi, there was a workaround in forum, here is the link:http://www.instantstorm.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=449
don't worry, it'll be released very soon. We're now working on graphics, almost all new functions are ready by now.
Lairusi, there was a workaround in forum, here is the link:http://www.instantstorm.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=449
Thank you. I will try this ASAP.
Thanks. With the new files and by changing the folder it runs on Vista x64 / Flash 10.
New version have been uploaded. Same link as at orginial post.
Great! I gotta say Ice Crystal is still my favorite saver, I've used it on my PC since 2007.
Thanks. Its been my screensaver since 2007 too.
Instantstorm don't seem to have selectable option on making default or not?
Noo, it doesn't work on Windows 8. :-( Ice Crystal is the best screen saver I've ever seen - since I showed it in the Uni a lot of people 'stole' from me.
Hi acorus,
we are aware of the Windows 8 compatibility issue and we will work on it.
Thank you.
Wow been a bit since I last logged. I didn't know windows 8 broke support.
I hope it'll be fixed eventually.
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Submission Germany to grant privacy at the workplace->
An anonymous reader writes: The German government is proposing a bill deciding employees do have an expectation of privacy at the workplace. Among other provisions, the bill would ban employers from surveilling their employees by cameras or logging and reading their emails.Also, potential employers would not be allowed to view an applicant's profile at facebook or any other social network that hasn't actually been made for this purpose.
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Operators at Exelon Generation's Dresden Station returned Unit 2 to full power at 11:38 a.m. today following the completion of the unit's 23rd refueling outage on Sunday, Dec. 1.
MORRIS, Ill. (Dec. 3, 2013) —Operators at Exelon Generation's Dresden Station returned Unit 2 to full power at 11:38 a.m. today following the completion of the unit's 23rd refueling outage on Sunday, Dec. 1. During the 20-day outage, Exelon employees and supplemental workers performed nearly 10,000 activities, including equipment upgrades, safety inspections, tests, and plant improvements. The unit began its scheduled refueling outage Monday, Nov. 11. Dresden Unit 2's first refueling outage was conducted in 1971. "We appreciate the efforts of our employees and the more than 1,600 supplemental workers that supported us," said Dresden Site Vice President Shane Marik. "The work done during refueling outages is crucial to ensuring plant safety and long-term equipment reliability."
Dresden Unit 3 continued to operate during the Unit 2 refueling outage.
Dresden Generating Station is approximately 60 miles southwest of Chicago. The station's two operating units can produce more than 1,800 megawatts net of electricity, enough to power 1.2 million average homes. Dresden Unit 1, which began commercial operation in 1960 and was retired in 1978, has been designated a Nuclear Historic Landmark by the American Nuclear Society.
Exelon Corporation (NYSE: EXC) is the nation's leading competitive energy provider, with 2012 revenues of approximately $23.5 billion. Headquartered in Chicago, Exelon has operations and business activities in 47 states, the District of Columbia and Canada. Exelon is one of the largest competitive U.S. power generators, with approximately 35,000 megawatts of owned capacity comprising one of the nation's cleanest and lowest-cost power generation fleets. The company's Constellation business unit provides energy products and services to approximately 100,000 business and public sector customers and approximately 1 million residential customers. Exelon's utilities deliver electricity and natural gas to more than 6.6 million customers in central Maryland (BGE), northern Illinois (ComEd) and southeastern Pennsylvania (PECO).