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It was quite a while since our last blog post, so today we'd like to share with you how NeoAxis 3D Game Engine can be effectively used for non-game projects and 3D simulators. In tight collaboration with NeoAxis team a one Russian company developed a full-fledged training suite that will be used for staff training on chemical factory. As you can imagine, such field of application has specific requirements for used software — it must be flexible, have robust architecture and be production-ready. This is exactly why NeoAxis was chosen for this challenging task.
A 3D simulator that was created with support from NeoAxis team offers an advanced functionality required for staff training in cases of emergency and breakdowns in production environments, such as plants, factories and other possible hazardous places. On factories with dangerous conditions of work, such as our chemical factory, it's always better to know that all staff is well-trained and instructed on how to act if something goes wrong. A special 3D simulator is a good choice for forming theoretical and practical skills required for emergency response, reducing the human factor and safe operation training. Another benefit from usage of 3D simulators is that it is many times less expensive than field training. Some conditions hardly can be reproduced on the field, while in 3D simulator anything can be done.
Chemical breakdown simulator ( let's call it like this for now ) supports network connectivity between staff members that can participate in simulated event collectively. Simulator has many interactive elements, such as valves, gates, buttons, sensors, etc., that are connected through network to another, more specific engine and can send data to it. This specific engine in fact controls event flow and will compute all input data and send it back to system. This will affect what's happening inside 3D simulator created using NeoAxis Game Engine. Like this it is possible to ensure that all staff is well-trained and can act properly under the instructions in case of emergency or if some accident happens.
Because there can be many different conditions that can be considered as accident — this simulator has specific functionality to simulate many different events. Of course, one of the most common reason of breakdown is fire. Simulator offers different kinds of fires, with support for fire extinguishers and fire-suppression foams. Flooding with water and other kinds of liquids, gas leaks, evaporation of gas, gas clouds and combustion effects also supported. And many other things that is too specific to be told in such blog post. There is a small list of supported features:
- Network connectivity for many users and data exchange between system components
- Interactive elements, such as valves, sensors, etc.
- Alarms and light signaling
- Sensors — high temperature, smoke, leak, etc.
- Different types of fires, support for fire extinguishers and fire-suppression foams
- Liquid simulation support, including water flooding and other types of liquids
- Gas simulations support, including gas leaks, evaporation of gas, gas clouds and combustion effects
- ...and many other features.
The one of the most interesting things it this story is the fact that NeoAxis team received permission to use this project source code as the part of the engine and use it in third-party commercial projects. If you interested in such kind of simulators or need similar functionality — contact NeoAxis team for additional details.
Let's conclude. NeoAxis Game Engine is an all-purpose 3D engine that can be effectively used for different simulations creation. Unlike the many other engines, NeoAxis has clear license scheme that will grant access to all engine's source code for reasonable price, meaning that developers will have all required flexibility needed for their task-specific projects. And there's more — with support from NeoAxis developers it's even better solution for non-game and simulation projects development.
See more screenshots of this project.
See engine Showcase section for the list of non-game and simulation projects that was created using NeoAxis Game Engine.


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You are invited to a party in the Children's Room based on that wild and crazy Pete the Cat by author Eric Litvin.
Pete is the featured character in books such as Rocking in My School Shoes, Pete the Cat and his White Shoes, Pete the Cat and his Magic Sunglasses, and Pete the Cat and his Four Groovy Buttons. Story, activities, and a treat, all about Pete. Free for all ages. For more information, stop in or call the Children's Department at (920) 967-3670 or visit the library's webpage at www.menashalibrary.org.
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CENTRAL FALLS — Fundraising for a project, especially in tough economic times, is always challenging. But when the project centers around someone as universally liked as the city's late fire chief, Rene Coutu, the task becomes a lot easier.
Coutu, who served as fire chief for 25 years, died on Dec. 7, 2010, at the age of 60 after a battle with cancer. Now, longtime friend and Ward 2 City Councilor Robert Ferri wants to have a city park dedicated to Coutu's memory.
"I've known Rene a long time, and he's a guy so deserving of something in this city," said Ferri.
Ferri added that ever since Coutu's passing, getting some kind of memorial established in the chief's name "was on my bucket list, whether I was on the council or not." He said he recently spoke with Coutu's wife, Denise, and his sister, Michelle, about the project, and said the family was pleased with the idea. Mayor James Diossa has also given the project the go-ahead, he said.
The location Ferri has in mind is the small park at the corner of Lewis and Hunt streets. It is not far from the house where Coutu lived with his family, and Ferri thinks it would be an ideal place to have some kind of monument or plaque in Coutu's honor.
"I walk by here myself all the time, and it's a nice, peaceful little place. I just thought it would be perfect," said Ferri. He is hoping to have the project completed by next May 4, which is International Firefighters Day.
Ferri noted that his own father had worked as a Central Falls firefighter in the 1950s, along with Coutu's father, Robert Coutu, who had also served as chief. "You always knew Rene was going to be a firefighter," noted Ferri. He added that some had suggested the Central Falls Fire Station should be dedicated to Coutu, but he thought the park was better. "The city has had so many great fire chiefs," he said, adding that he didn't want to foster any hard feelings by singling one out.
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On October 18 at 10am, The Borough of Madison will sell the 10 Maple Avenue property at auction.
1) Bidders are encouraged to arrive at 9:30am or before to register.
2) Bidders must have a photo id (passport or valid drivers license) to register to bid.
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License Agreement: At closing the Borough will execute a License Agreement to permit the owner to park up to two vehicles in designated spots in the municipal parking lot that adjoins the property.
The abandoned monitoring well on the front lawn of the 10 Maple Ave property was installed as a control well located the farthest of several monitoring wells from multiple underground storage tank removals which took place in 1991 in the rear vehicle area of the Hartley Dodge Memorial Building at 50 Kings Road. Sampling within the 50 Kings Road project continues whereas the remote wells have outlived their usefulness and have been abandoned by a licensed well driller in conformance with applicable NJDEP regulations.
The property will be available for drop in tours on the following dates:
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Tuesday, October 9 from 5pm – 7pm
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1 The property will be sold to the highest qualified bidder at auction on October 18, at 10a.m. at the Court Room on the first floor of the Hartley Dodge Memorial Building, 50 Kings Road, Madison, NJ.
2 All bidders must be present at the auction, in person or by an authorized representative.
3 Bidders are advised to arrange any financing in advance as a contract must be signed by the successful bidder immediately following the auction, with no contingencies.
4 Within one hour of the conclusion of the auction, a deposit in the form of a bank check or certified check in the amount of Twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) must be provided by the highest bidder.
5 The Mayor and Council will review the matter at the next scheduled Council meeting and may approve or reject the bid.
6 The property is being sold "as is". Under Resolution 58-2012, the Governing Body of the Borough of Madison authorized that the property be auctioned to the highest bidder, with a minimum bid of $200,000.
7 The Buyer should examine the form of contract for sale provided by the Borough of Madison, which contract shall be signed by the successful bidder at the conclusion of the auction. The contract contains requirements of the Buyer that will survive closing of title.
8 The Borough of Madison reserves the right to request verification of financial ability of the successful bidder to purchase the property.
9 The Deed will contain a restrictive covenant limiting the use of the property to a one family residential dwelling.


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Junior policy associates 2015
Semester 1, 2015 intake
Andrew Asquith
Andrew Asquith is completing a Juris Doctorate at the Sydney Law School. Andrew holds a Master of Criminology from the Sydney Law School and a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Sydney.
With a professional background in social work and adult guardianship, Andrew brings years of experience working in government policy and administration to the Junior Policy Associate position. Andrew worked as an English teacher in China between 2001 and 2003 where he first learned Mandarin. He has returned several times since then, travelling to more than dozen provinces and further developing his skills in Mandarin.
Andrew has diverse interests in China including law and international relations as well as classical and modern Chinese art and history.
Caroline Chong
Caroline is completing her undergraduate degree in Arts majoring in history and political economy and intends to complete Honours in history in 2016. She is interested in nineteenth-century Chinese history and in particular, the Qing Empire's reaction to western imperialism. Caroline also has a strong interest in the Chinese diaspora, labour issues in China, and the growing role of China in trade and investment with African and South East Asian countries.
Jamie Kennedy
Jamie Kennedy is currently completing his honours in a Bachelor of Commerce (Liberal Studies) at the University of Sydney. His undergraduate majors of finance, business law and international relations have led to his thesis which focuses on the development of foreign investment laws in Australia and in particular the different treatment given to private and state-owned investors.
With a strong interest in international relations, Jamie has undertaken exchange programs to the University of Sheffield, UK and a study abroad with the USSC to Fudan University, Shanghai. On both these trips he was able to further develop his knowledge of international affairs from a different perspective.
Bowany Pugh
Bowany Pugh (杨姣龙) has a Bachelor of Arts with majors in Chinese and Asian Studies, Honours in Asian Studies and a Master of International Law; all from the University of Sydney. She has studied in China multiple times, most recently to study Chinese Law and Legal Systems at the East China University of Political Science and Law in Shanghai.
Bowany has travelled extensively throughout China and has taught English at Kaihua high school in China's Zhejiang province. She has a keen interest in Australia's foreign policy priorities and the significance of the Australia-China relationship.
Bowany also has an interest in international development and currently works as Ambassador Program Coordinator at Opportunity International Australia.
Matthew John Wells
Matthew John Wells has just completed his double degree in Engineering and Commerce with majors in Structural Engineering and Finance. Matthew currently works at General Electric in Global Growth and Operations and has previously worked in Beijing with VAMED Ag in hospital design and construction. During his time working in Beijing he was offered to join the 48 Group Club, a group dedicated to promoting trade, academic and cultural exchanges between Britain and China and managed to learn a basic level of Mandarin.
Matthew has a very keen interest in the future development of economic relations between Australia and China and hopes his appointment as a JPA will allow for greater engagement with the Chinese business community.
Benedict Xu-Holland
Benedict Xu-Holland is studying a Bachelor of Arts (history, politics and economics) at the University of Sydney. He studied politics, philosophy and economics at the Australian National University and has recently returned from Taiwan where he was researching Qing Dynasty economic history at the National Taiwan Normal University. Over the past two years his research at the ANU has focused on China's economic development, Communist Party rhetoric and Taiwan's democratisation experience.
Along with his role at the China Studies Centre, Benedict also contributes to several peer-reviewed publications and is Managing Editor of Incline, a foreign policy publication providing original analysis on New Zealand's role in Asia.
Junior policy associates 2014
Semester 2, 2014 intake
Samuel Johnson
Samuel Johnson is completing an undergraduate degree in Government and International Relations at the University of Sydney. He has a strong interest in Australia's future in the Asia-Pacific century, and is passionate about a multiple array of issues in international relations.
With a long-held enthusiasm for Spanish and Latin America, Sam's interest in China first began when he entered the China Studies Centre essay competition in 2012. This venture led to a trip around China during the 2013 summer break, where he forged a long-lasting affinity with the Chinese culture, people and food.
In winter 2014, he was a participant in the inaugural USSC study program to Shanghai, where he studied Chinese foreign policy and Sino-US relations at Fudan University. The principal objective of the trip was to survey the Sino-US bilateral relationship from the perspective of China, and it was here that Samuel was captivated by the energetic, fast-paced vibe of the exciting city that is Shanghai.
Samuel is currently an executive member of the Sydney University Chapter of the Australia-China Youth Association.
Max Kiefel
Max Kiefel is completing his honours year in a Bachelor of International and Global Studies with majors in Government and International Relations and History. Max has previously interned at the Lowy Institute and is currently the Online Director at the Sydney Globalist. Along with his studies these positions have led Max to develop a keen interest in China's history and political processes. In particular he is interested in the historical development of the modern Chinese state as well as Chinese foreign policy.
Alexandra Meek
Alexandra is an undergraduate at the University of Sydney completing the Bachelor Commerce (Liberal Studies) with majors in Finance and Economics, and she is planning to complete Honours in Finance in 2015. As part of her degree Alexandra has also been studying Mandarin and spent a month each at both Peking University and Fudan University. After spending some time in China studying and travelling she has come to a deeper understanding of China, and believes an understanding of Australia-China relations and Chinese culture will be an increasingly valuable tool within an Australian business context in the future. Alexandra has completed multiple internships within the financial services industry and envisions herself working within the finance industry in China in the future.
Francesca Roberts
Francesca's engagement with China began when she was told by her good friend at the University that it was "the land of opportunity". Following this she began working as a British Council Teacher, in the city of Chongqing from 2012, where she developed a great interest in the language, (local dialects and standardised Chinese) and the culture and history, particularly of the Southwest region. Further she undertook a year's study at Chongqing Normal University, attaining a qualification at upper intermediate level in Chinese language proficiency (HSK4).
Building upon her BA Hons International Development and International Relations, she pursued her interest in economics and trade by starting an internship with the British Chamber of Commerce Southwest China. As she progressed to Events Manager and then Interim Office manager, she established relationships and worked with Fortune 500 companies, the British Consulate General, and the Chinese government among others.
Since moving to Sydney in April 2014 she has been active in local associations that promote a connection between Australia and China including her current role as Social Media and Newsletter manager for ACYA.
Haimin Huang (黄海旻)
Haimin's passion for all things China was sparked from his appreciation of modern Chinese history and observing its ramifications on the nation's political and socioeconomic character, domestic and global alike. His particular areas of interest include Chinese unification, Cross-Strait relations and China's place in the post-Soviet world. Being of Chinese heritage, Haimin also hopes to foster in young Chinese Australians a greater sense of identity and understanding of their background.
On a broader note, Haimin seeks to experience the diversity of life, having being recently involved with the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics and AIESEC Australia with the intention to go on exchange to the National University of Singapore in the near future. Haimin currently studies a Bachelor of Engineering at the University of Sydney.
Sam Wu
Born in China, Sam developed the deep cultural, social and philosophical tie with this country which became an indispensable part of his life. His affinity with his Chinese roots propelled him to pursue a better understanding of modern China and its future social and economic development.
Currently studying a Bachelor of Actuarial Studies degree and competing in multiple business related competitions, his interest in the international financial markets will be his greatest motivation in deciphering the ever-evolving government and market dynamics of China.
Sam believes China's role in spearheading what most coined the 'Asian Century' is a great source of opportunity for Australia. He aims to achieve through his role as a Junior Policy Associate the advancement, of our engagement with the wider domestic and international Chinese community.
Minna Zhang
Minna graduated with a Bachelor of International and Global Studies (Hons) at the University of Sydney majoring in Government and International Relations, and Asian Studies. Her thesis concerned China's changing attitude towards Taiwan's presidential elections. During her degree, she spent a semester abroad in Hong Kong where she studied Mandarin and subjects on Chinese politics and its economy. Minna also participated in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Forum at the Asia Pacific Model United Nations 2011, was previously a member of the Australia-China Youth Association, and volunteered at the Chinese Cultural Days 2013.
Semester one, 2014 intake
Piero Craney
Piero is in his second year of studying a combined degree in Law and International Studies at University of New South Wales (UNSW), majoring in Asian Studies, with a focus on China. Piero is particularly interested in the development and evolution of commercial law in China, and the emergence of tort law in the country. His interest has prompted him to go on exchange next year to Fudan University in Shanghai to learn Mandarin. Living on campus at UNSW International House, Piero is constantly exposed to different cultures and languages. His exposure has fostered his passion for inter-cultural dialogue and he is currently working on a project that will hopefully facilitate language-exchange at a primary, secondary and tertiary schooling level. He also represents youth on numerous government bodies, such the NSW Youth Advisory Council, and the NSW Road Safety Advisory Group; however he envisions a career in commercial law. At the end of his undergraduate degree he wishes to undertake further tertiary study in China with the intention of moving to Hong Kong to work in corporate and commercial law.
Sam Hall
Sam is a young Sydneysider with deep interest in China and Chinese culture. Having worked, studied and travelled in China throughout the course of his undergraduate degree, the Chinese language has become an important framework through which he has come to expand his worldview and sense of self-identity. Being of half Chinese and half Anglo-Australian heritage, the process of intercultural communication and its associated rewards have become a point of fascination for Sam, chiefly in the contexts of post-1911 Chinese literature, Chinese hip-hop and more recently, translation. Having been with the China Studies Centre since mid-2013, Sam has enjoyed working on the variety of events and projects that continue to expand his horizons. Sam will complete his undergraduate degree at The University of Sydney at the end of 2014 and graduate with majors in Chinese, Economics and Quantitative Analysis.


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The Boga is the ultimate tool for handling toothy fish like pike and musky and for dealing with fish with tough lips such as bass and carp. It's extremely easy to operate with one hand and once attached, it doesn't come off no matter how hard the fish thrashes. However, be careful using it fish with soft mouths as the Boga's jaws may pierce the mouth. This is particularly true of trout. If you want to use this for trout, I recommend--as another reviewer has already done--that you put the fish in a net and weigh it in that then subtract the weight of the net. All in all, I love this product and would recommend it to anyone looking for a scale that is built well, will last a lifetime, and is easy to operate.
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Because not everyone is an expert in brake repair like the Discount Automatics team, we have included some interesting facts about brakes, brake repair, and brake service to help educate fellow drivers in the Greater Sacramento Area.
Brakes are what slows, and stops, a vehicle; this is done through the application of friction. A bicycle brake is an excellent example of friction in action, you apply the brake and two pads press against the wheel, effectively slowing the bike. Automobile brakes work on the same principle; but of course, are more complex. Cars, pickup trucks, vans, and SUVs basically use disc (disk) and/or drum brakes. It's a good idea to have your brakes inspected along with your auto repair service at Discount Automatics to make sure a brake repair is not needed.
Disc brakes are usually found on the front of vehicles, they are more sophisticated and effective than drum brakes. The main components of disc brakes are: brake rotor/disc, brake caliper, & brake pads. Make certain your disc brakes are regularly serviced and repaired for optimum safety.
Drum brakes are older technology, less costly, and less effective. They do however, work well as a parking brake. They are often put on the rear of vehicles as the majority of the braking work is done in the front. The main components of drum brakes are: drum, shoe, and pad.
Noise when using the brakes may indicate a need for an auto repair or brake repair or may be a normal part of that particular vehicle or the brakes on it. In addition to brakes making noise because things are rubbing that shouldn't be, some brakes have a feature that causes them to howl when they are going bad. Unfortunately, some brakes are just noisy and it is considered normal. Ironically, sometimes the better (more effective and costlier) brakes make more noise than the less expensive brakes. If your brakes are generating noise and they do not require brake repair; but, the noise is distressing, there is hope. There are various noise suppression products available to help with inherently noisy brakes.
Parking brake is something of a misnomer on vehicles with automatic transmissions. On vehicles with manual transmissions it is important to have a brake to prevent the vehicle from rolling. Vehicles with automatic transmissions are not prone to rolling. Despite the fact that we rarely require a parking/emergency brake, it should be used periodically (every few months) for a number of reasons. Exercising the parking brake inhibits corrosion and seizing of the cables. It is a good way to insure that in an emergency it will work properly. In some situations, it aids in maintaining proper brake pedal tension.
● Warning light on dash indicates brakes require repair. Have them checked promptly by our auto repair team in Sacramento.
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I haven't posted about my trichotillomania in quite some time.
In fact, the last time was in May when I mentioned I had just gone through a bad episode of pulling.
I was struggling with the pulling of my eyelashes and eyebrows.
I was embarrassed, and I was determined to make a change.
If you've ever seen my old pictures,
you've seen...
I had no eyelashes or eyebrows.
There have been times when I have had absolutely none at all.
For a person who used to get most compliments about my eyes,
hurting myself by ruining my best feature really tore me apart.
I didn't know what to do, I didn't know how to stop, and I lost touch with myself.
This is something I've been dealing with since I was 16,
and this last May—something broke free within me.
Since that last post in May, not only have things changed, but life is different.
In every way.
I wouldn't say I'm completely "cured" from my trich.
Not my any means.
But it doesn't haunt me the way it used to.
I get emails on a daily basis that ask,
"What is your treatment? How do you do it?"
My answer has one response.
See, I've tried every remedy in the book.
Counseling. Meds. Psychiatry. Hypnosis. Acupuncture. Exercise. Wearing gloves at night so I don't pull.
Nothing seemed to do it.
So I turned to the one place where I wasn't in charge.
I began to pray.
In September, though I still dealt minimally with the pulling,
I had a life-changing experience at our church's Encounter.
There was a period of anointing, and a healing tunnel.
I went through that tunnel of outstretched hands.
I sobbed.
I lifted my own hands and cried out, asking for forgiveness, healing, and peace.
I let everything out that was bottled up inside of me,
and gave myself over to Him.
It's amazing what can happen when you let go.
I still have the occasional urge to pull, but it's not anything like it used to be.
I don't sit in front of the mirror for hours every night, analyzing each remaining hair.
I don't watch TV with my hands glued to my face, tugging and ripping apart my eyebrows.
To be honest, I don't even really think about it anymore.
And this isn't something that I did.
I could not have done this alone.
I've been putting off writing this post,
in fear that some of you would turn your backs on me.
In fact, almost every time I write a faith-based post,
followers scatter. Criticism rises. I become a target.
But then I realized, why am I scared to tell you the truth?
I am not embarrassed. I am free.
And for those of you who are my brothers and sisters in Him, you will always stand beside me,
and I thank you so much for that.
No matter what your disorder, insecurity or faults may be,
know this—you are always loved.
And you know what else?
You can make a change.
Life is too short to suffer.
Embrace your mess. Say a prayer. Set yourself free... make that change.


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Agricultural pest management
Weed Management in Organic Vineyards
(Reviewed 6/06, updated 1/14, corrected 3/14)
If you choose not to use synthetic and systemic pesticides then you should go the extra distance to try to keep the vineyard as clean as possible. Weeds serve as an excellent host for fungal disease and should be routinely controlled by all grape growers. Vineyards differ from orchards because the foliage and fruit are typically much closer to the ground. Mildew spores are easily splashed back onto vines from weed hosts. Perennial weeds are definitely the worse problem, but annuals, such as marestail (Conyza canadensis), can grow among the vines and grapes to a height of 6 feet in one season and serve the same host function as the other weeds. Weed control in organically managed vineyards requires special attention to preventing weed problems before they start. Cover crops planted in middles and mechanical control of weeds in the vine row are key components of an organic weed management program.
It is critical to have minimum or no weed competition at the time of planting new vines so weed control before planting is important. Take measures to deplete the soil weed seed bank. A summer fallow treatment of irrigation followed by tillage and then drying can reduce weed seed numbers in the soil. Repeat this cycle several times to further deplete weed seeds in the soil. Weed seeds located in the surface 4 inches of soil can be buried to depths where they cannot emerge with a soil-inverting plow such as a Kverneland plow; a moldboard plow will not sufficiently invert the soil to be effective.
Soil solarization
Soil solarization of the planned vine row can also significantly reduce weed populations. The soil must be moist and the width of the solarized area should be at least 6 feet. Bury all sides of the plastic to create a seal on the soil; this also helps prevent the plastic from being blown away by wind. Machines that lay down the plastic are available to automate the process.
Solarization must be done during summer and should be started at least by the beginning of August to have sufficient time (4 to 6 weeks) to complete the process. Clear plastic or a plastic with a coating that suppresses weed seed germination can be used. Black plastic suppresses weed seed germination but will not heat the soil sufficiently for solarization. Plastic mulches may not be successful in suppressing species like nutsedge.
Mechanical cultivation uproots or buries weeds. Weed burial works best on small weeds, while larger weeds are better controlled by destroying the root-shoot connection or by slicing, cutting, or turning the soil to separate the root system from the soil. Keep cultivation shallow to minimize damage to crop roots and to avoid bringing more weed seeds near the surface to germinate.
Perennial weeds with established root systems are difficult to kill with a single tillage operation. With tillage, the top is removed and a new top is generated using the underground reserves. For perennials, tilling 3- or 4-inches deep reduces the reserves, forcing the weeds to use a greater portion of the reserves available to regenerate. Several companies make cultivation equipment. Trip mechanisms on vineyard cultivators prevent damage to the vines. Even the best cultivators will not eliminate all weeds, thus hand hoeing is often needed. Hand cultivation alone may be effective on a small scale.
Mulches can also help with weed control in the vineyard. The mulch blocks light, preventing weed germination or growth. Many materials can be used as mulches including municipal yard waste, wood chips, straw, hay, sawdust, and newspaper. To be effective, mulches need to block all light to the weeds; therefore different mulch materials vary in the depth necessary to accomplish this. Organic mulches must be maintained in a layer 4 or more inches thick. Organic mulches breakdown with time and the original thickness typically is reduced by 60% after one year. Cover crops can be grown in the middles; in the spring "mow-and-throw" the mulch in around the base of the vines. Weeds that emerge through the mulch can be controlled using an organic contact herbicide or with hand hoeing. Do not plant cover crops under the vine row because excess competition may occur, possibly reducing grape yields.
Flamers can be used for weed control in the vine row, with propane-fueled models being most common. Fire causes the cell sap of plants to expand, rupturing the cell walls; this process occurs in most plant tissues at about 130ºF. Weeds must have less than two true leaves for greatest efficiency of the burner. Grasses are harder to kill by flaming because the growing point is below the ground. After flaming, weeds that have been killed change from a glossy to a matte finish. This occurs very rapidly in most cases. Foliage that retains a thumb print when pressure is applied between your thumb and finger has been adequately flamed. Typically, flaming can be done at 3 to 5 mph through fields, although this depends on the heat output of the unit being used. Repeated flamingcan likewise be used to suppress perennial weeds such as field bindweed. Care must be taken to avoid igniting dry vegetation, which could injure the vines, or start a wildfire.
Weeder geese
Geese can often be used to manage grass weeds in vineyards. Geese prefer grass species and will eat other weeds and crops only after the grasses are gone and they become hungry. If confined, they will even dig up and eat johnsongrass and bermudagrass rhizomes, which they have a particular preference for. Both of theseweeds can be especially troublesome in vineyards. Generally, about 4 geese per acre are needed. They require water for drinking, and some form of protection from predators (dogs, coyotes, etc.). Young geese are preferred, as they eat larger quantities of food, although having at least one older goose, helps to protect the younger birds. Consult the following Web site for further information on geese:http://www.metzerfarms.com/weeder.htm. Other animals sometimes used in organic vineyards include sheep and goats. Sheep will effectively remove all weeds down to ground level. Goats are browsers and must be carefully managed to avoid damage to the vines. Both sheep and goats are generally used during the time when grapes are dormant and the chance of grazing damage is minimal.
Vine-Row Management
Manage weeds in the vine row with in-row cultivation, mulches, hand hoeing, or flaming. The choice of method depends in part on the type of irrigation system.
Furrow-irrigated vineyards
Furrow-irrigated vineyards are amenable to in-row cultivation. Cultivation is probably the most widely used method of weed control in organic systems. Other options include the use of cultivation, organically approved herbicides, flaming, and the use of weeder geese.
Microsprinkler-irrigated vineyards
Few options are available in organic vineyards with microsprinklers. In-row cultivators may damage irrigation lines and emitters. Surface lines can be suspended in the vines or on stakes to allow for in-row mowing, cultivation, or flaming underneath. The microsprinklers are suspended upside down. Hand hoeing, possibly flaming, organically approved herbicides, and weeder geese also could be used for weed control. Protect trunks of young vines from flamers or herbicides to avoid injury; also keep flamers away from the plastic irrigation tubing. Mulches can suppress weed growth. Weeds that emerge through the mulches must be removed by hand hoeing or with the use of organic herbicides.
Drip-irrigated vineyards
Weed control options for surface drip-irrigated vineyards are similar to those available for micro-sprinklers. However, if drip lines are suspended or subsurface drip irrigation is used, cultivation, flaming, or mulches can all be used.
Middles Management
Similar to many conventionally managed vineyards, weeds in the middles of organic vineyards are commonly managed with cover crops and/or mowing.
Consider planting a cover crop in the area between vine rows. Resident vegetation does not usually grow uniformly enough to compete well with newly invading weeds. In addition, resident vegetation includes weed species that continually colonize the vine row. An annual cover crop that reseeds itself will compete against weeds and reduce the potential for problems in the future.
If there is a potential for frost and the cover crop is tall, mow once before bloom to minimize frost damage; the cover crop will regrow and flower later in the season. However, the cover crop will be most competitive if mowing can be avoided. After most species in the cover crop have produced seed, mow or roll it using a ringroller. The ringroller will allow more seed production and also create a surface mulch that will prevent emergence of weed seeds.
UC IPM Pest Management Guidelines: Grape
A. Shrestha, UC IPM Program, Kearney Agricultural Center, Parlier


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SSC Orissa Primary Investigator Recruitment 2012
Barrack No.1,
Unit – V,
Bhubaneswar – 751 054.
Selection for SSC Orissa 2012 recruitment to the post of Primary Investigator ( Post Code – 25 / PI ) in the Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Odisha, Bhubaneswar applications in the prescribed format are invited for selection of candidates for recruitment to 10 posts of Primary Investigator ( on contractual basis ) under Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Odisha, Bhubaneswar carrying consolidated pay of 5,200/-.
1. SSC Orissa Primary Investigator Online Application Form Details 2012
- Candidates have to apply Online SSC Odisha recruitment using the website of the Satff Selection Commission www.odishassc.in. By clicking on the tab 'Online application' in the home page of the website, the SSC Primary Investigator posts advertised for Online application and detailed instructions for submitting an application online, are displayed on the computer screen. The instructions are to be read carefully before proceeding to fill up the Orissa Staff Selection Commission Online application form. The SSC Orissa Primary Investigator Online application form can be generated by clicking on 'apply online' after selecting the SSC Primary Investigator post.
- Blank SSC Primary Investigator Online application form specific for the particular Primary Investigator post will be generated on the screen, and the candidate has to fill in the required details against the various items in the form, including the candidate's recent passport size photograph which has to be uploaded, without leaving any item blank. The filled in Odisha SSC Online application form can be submitted by clicking on the 'submit' button. After the form is successfully submitted, a user ID and a password are generated on the screen, which the applicant has to note down for his / her future use in accessing the system to find out the status of the Orissa SSC Primary Investigator Online application. The candidate has to click on the button 'print application form' to generate the filled in Orissa SSC Online application form. This time the Odisha SSC Primary Investigator Online application form is generated by the system with a unique bar code and bar code number printed on the format, which is the index number of the application.
- The candidate has to take two printed copies of the application, one OSSC copy and the other the applicant's copy. The OSSC copy is meant to be promptly sent to the Staff Selection Commission, duly attaching therewith
- The original treasury challan in proof of payment of SSC 2012 application fees,
- Photocopies of the certificates / documents in proof of date of birth, record of educational career, caste, documentary claim for being considered as reserved category / special category. The Detailed Application Form ( DAF ) with all the above requisite certificates / documents, and with the signature of the candidate at the indicated space on the form has to be submitted to the Staff Selection Commission by registered post, or in person at the appropriate drop box in the Staff Selection Commission's office.
- Orissa SSC Primary Investigator Online applications received incomplete are liable to be summarily rejected.
- The candidate may find out the status of his / her application at different times by accessing OSSC website, clicking therein 'online application' tab, and thereafter clicking on the candidate's log in, and providing the user id and password.
2. Last Date for Receipt of SSC Orissa Recruitment Online application 2012
- The last date of Online submission of the Orissa SSC Primary Investigator application is 17.8.2012. The system will be disabled from 5.00 PM of the said date, after which the Orissa SSC Primary Investigator Online application form for this particular post will no more be generated at the candidate's end.
- The closing time for receipt of Detailed Application Form ( DAF ) is 5.00 PM. of 24.8.2012.
3. Number of SSC Primary Investigator posts to be filled up and Reservations :
- As per information filed by the Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Odisha, Bhubaneswar, the category-wise break-up of the total posts to be filled up by SSC Orissa 2012 recruitment is as follows :
Category No. of Posts to be Filled Up by Direct Recruitment No. of Posts Reserved for Women Candidates Total 10 1 SC 2 - ST 1 - SEBC 4 1 UR 3 -
- Reservation for special category : 1 post will be reserved for Ex-Servicemen; and 1 post will be reserved for persons with disability ( PWD ), [ Category of disabled suitable for the job are OA ( one arm affected ), OL ( one leg affected ), PD ( Partially deaf with suitable aid ), LV ( Low vision ), BL ( MNR ) ( Both legs affected but not arms, mobility not be restricted ) ].
- The number of vacant SSC Primary Investigator posts to be filled up on the basis of SSC Orissa Primary Investigator recruitment is subject to change without any prior notice at the discretion of the State Government.
4. Eligibility for SSC Orissa Primary Investigator 2012
- SSC Orissa Primary Investigator Age : The minimum age for the SSC Primary Investigator post is 21 years and the maximum age is 32 years of age as on 01.01.2012. The upper age limit is relaxable by 5 years for candidates belonging to SC / ST / SEBC / Women, by 10 years for persons with disabilities and by the total period of service rendered in defence service in case of Ex-Servicemen. However only one type of age relaxation is permissible as per rule. There is no relaxation of upper age limit pertaining to vacancies which arose in the previous years. To be eligible, candidates not enjoying any relaxation of upper age limit must not have been born earlier than 2nd January, 1980 and not latter than 1st January, 1991. Date of birth entered in the High School Certificate or equivalent Certificate issued by the concerned Board / Council will only be acceptable to the Staff Selection Commission.
- Educational Qualification for SSC Orissa Primary Investator : The candidates must have Bachelor's Degree in Arts / Science having Mathematics / Statistic / Computer Application / Physics / Economics / Applied Economics / Agricultural Economics / Sociology / or a Degree in Commerce; and must have passed HSC or equivalent examination with Odia as one of the subjects or must have passed examination in Odia equivalent to M.E. standard.
5. SSC Orissa Primary Investigator Online Application Fee :
Candidates other than those belonging to SC / ST have to pay SSC Orissa Online application fee of 100/- ( Rupees one hundred ) only through treasury challan under the Head of Account "0051-P.S.C.-104-UPSC / SSC examination fees-0047-fees collected for conducting examination-02041-examination fees". The treasury challan no. and date are to be filled in the online application and the original treasury challan has to be submitted with the Detailed Application Form alongwith duly filled in OMR application form.
6. Certificates / documents to be submitted along with Detailed Application Form ( DAF ) :
- Original treasury challan in support of deposit of 100/- ( Rupees one hundred ) only towards SSC Orissa Primary Investigator examination fee ( except SC / ST candidates ).
- Candidates of SC / ST category shall enclose self attested photocopy of caste certificate issued by the competent authority.
- Candidates claiming reservation under SEBC category shall enclose self attested photocopy of appropriate & valid SEBC certificate issued by the competent authority.
- Self attested photocopy of HSC certificate & mark sheet or equivalent certificate in support of declaration of age issued by the concerned Board / Council.
- Self attested photocopy of +2 / Intermediate certificate & mark sheet.
- Self attested photocopy of degree certificate & mark sheet.
- Candidates have to submit a certificate either of passing HSC examination with odia as a compulsory subject, or in lieu there of a certificate of passing odia in M.E. standard issued by competent authority.
- A self attested copy of identity card and the documents indicating the period of service rendered in armed forces in case of Ex-Servicemen.
- Self attested copy of identity card issued by competent authority in case of persons with disability.
- One unsigned recent colour photograph ( 3.5 X 4.5 cm size ) to be pasted in the space provided in the SSC Orissa Primary Investigator Online application form. Besides, another photograph of the same size duly attested by a Gazetted officer should be enclosed.
- An envelope of size 23 cm x 12 cm with postage stamp worth 5/- duly affixed thereon to be attached to the Detailed Application Form ( DAF ). The candidate is required to write his / her complete mailing address on this envelope with pincode for dispatch of admit card.
7. Place and Date of SSC Orissa Primary Investigator Written Examination :
The date / time / venue of examination will be intimated to the eligible candidates by issue of admission letter in due course.
8. SSC Orissa Primary Investigator Plan of Examination :
The subjects, marks and duration of main written examination shall be as follows.
- SSC Orissa Primary Investigator written test of 2 hours duration on general studies – 150 marks.
- Assessment of academic career up to degree level – 30 marks.
- Viva – Voce test – 20 marks.
Total – 200 marks.
- The SSC Orissa Primary Investigator written test will be in OMR response sheet. The question will be of objective type and will test the candidate's general knowledge on subjects like General Science, current events, History and Geography of India / Odisha, Indian Polity & constitution, Socio-economic scenario of India, Issues in Environment and Human rights. Questions will also test the candidate's knowledge in Arithmetic of HSC standard, quantitative aptitude and numerical skill, problems in logic and reasoning, English and Odia language skill, grammar and usage.
9. Admit Card for SSC Orissa Primary Investigator 2012 :
SCS Orissa Primary Investigator admit cards will be issued to each candidate by post about three weeks before the date of the examination; carrying the photograph and signature of the candidate and signature of the secretary of the Staff Selection Commission. This will carry intimation about the date, time and venue of the examination. Each candidate can download his / her admit card fourteen days before the date of the SSC Orissa examination by going to the website of the Staff Selection Commission, and clicking at sub-menu 'download admit card for Primary Investigator'.
10. SSC Viva – Voce Test & Career Assessment :
The assessments of academic career up to degree level will carry 30 marks. The viva voce or personal interview will carry 20 marks. Basing on the performance in the written test a short list of candidates, upto a maximum of three times the number of vacancies in each category, subject to securing a minimum uniform cut off mark as may be fixed by the Staff Selection Commission will be prepared for career assessment and viva-voce test. Viva-Voce will test the candidate's mental faculties, alertness, sense of values, proficiency in own subject of study and suitability for the job applied for and general awareness.
Note : T.A. will be payable to SC / ST candidates for appearing in the viva-voce examination. At the time of the test, a candidate is required to produce original certificates failing which he / she shall be debarred from the viva voce test.
11. SSC Primary Investigator 2012 Select List :
The select list shall be prepared, category-wise on the basis of the sum total of marks secured by the candidate in the written examination, viva voce test & career assessment taken together.
12. SSC Primary Investigator Results 2012 :
The results will be published in due course in the Staff Selection Commission's website. Mobile phone or any other communication device is not allowed into the premises of the OSSC examination centre. The candidates are advised not to bring any such banned items to the examination centre venue, as arrangements for safe keeping can not be assured. Any infringement of these instructions might entail debarment of the concerned candidate from the particular SSC examination.


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Problem with SMS... but
If I add a reminder (SMS) through the Internet Todoist site... it works
If I add a reminder (SMS) through Windows 7 application... it works
If I add a reminder (SMS) through my iPhone or iPad... IT DOES NOT WORK
When you add a task in Windows (for example) with a reminder (SMS) at a certain time. The task is transferred to Internet todoist and you can see your task with a litlle clock icon saying that you have a time reminder... and it works.
When you add a task in the Internet site with a reminder.. it is transferred to Windows application and you see your task with the little clock icon... and it works.
But if you add a task in your iPhone or iPad with a reminder.. you see you clock icon on the iPhone or iPad... but the task is transferred to the Interne tor Windows with NO CLOCK ICON.. and the reminder (at a specific time) does not work !!!
PS If you add the task with reminder on iPhone, you see the clock icon on your iPhone, but NOT on the iPad after it is transferred. And vice et versa. If you add a task on the iPad with a reminder, you see the clock on the IPad but not on the iPhone after it is transferred.
Thanks for helping.
Dany B.
All responses
Thank you very much for the detailed information. We are looking into this issue and are aware of the problem. This will be of use.
We hope to find the cause soon.
No news on a fix ??
Sadly no, but we should be switching providers soon and it should go back to normal.
You think the "provider" is the cause of the problem with iPhone and iPad ???
SMS provider or something else provider ??
Cause it works fine with Internet and Windows !!
We are not having any luck in finding the cause. Though this started once we switched providers. So without having any luck, its better to go back to our previous provider until we can figure it out.
At least that I what we are planning on doing at the moment.
Hi again.
Sorry for being a pain... It's an old habit of working in a help desk data center for 30 years !!!
That does not make sense to me.
Tell me something. first of all, what ever task we enter in iPhone or iPad or Windows.. the task is transferred to your server on the net somewhere... and from there the message is sent from your server to the provider... which sends the sms back to us.
So if it is the way it is working... message sent to the provider from you server is working fine. Cause when we enter something in windows or directly on the internet... it is working.
what's not working, is the sync between the iPhone and iPad and your server... it does not sync or transfert the reminder from the iPhone or iPad to your server. How can it send an SMS if the server never receives the reminder from the iPHone or iPad ?? I would check your routine that transfert the data between iPhone or iPad to your server... the taslk is transfert but the reminder is NOT transfert to your server !!!
I do not think it's got something to do with the provider !!!
You added a new option in your reminder "on location"... maybe while you add this option, something else where screewed up !!
Cause the problem happened after you added this option.
That was just my thinking !!!
Have a good one.
Yes you are correct in that could be the cause, but not everyone is able to add these reminders through the web version as you. It would seem to be the odd one out. Though we are taking your reasoning into consideration as well of course.
Sorry Brendon...
I talked without having all the cards in my hands.
Good luck in finding this solution
Dany :-)
I have the same problem and cannot work with Todoist if its not possible to set reimender in the iPhone app. Do you see any solution coming? Thanks for your help.
Hi Chris,
When you do a test SMS reminder, do you get the message? If you do and you're still not getting actual reminders, please try testing all four country/server options in the settings and check if one of those works for your setup. Let us know how it went.
Hi Clyde,
thanks for the quick reply. The test SMS reminder works. The SMS reminder set through the internet Todoist site or the Todoist iphone app does not work. And the reminder set through the app is not synced to the Todoist internet site but the other way around works. The tasks are synced but not the reminders.
The email reminder set through the internet site works most of the time, but if its set through the app it doesnt sync and I dont receive any mail.
The SMS reminder doesnt work at all. :(
Hello Chris,
Please clarify - did you test regular reminders through each of the countries (outgoing servers) in the settings and none of them works? Or did you use the test message with all countries, but only tested actual reminders with one country?
Best regards,
Hi David, I dont understand what you mean.
1. problem: Email or SMS reminder set through the iPhone App doesnt work and doesnt sync.
2. problem: SMS reminder set through the internet site doesnt work with every country i choose.
Hope it helps. I think I am not the only one who has this problem!
Are you using your phone in English (and have local settings also set to UK or US)? If not, then this explains the first problem as we're working on fixing a bug that makes all reminders set in any other language than English not work via iOS.
As for the second problem - we'll look into this.
Best regards,
Hi David,
i do use my phone in German. Changing it to UK settings the email reminder works. Hope you guys fix it soon!
The SMS reminders doesnt work at all!
Best regards,
Hi guys,
Yes... fixing it soon... is the key word... it's been more than 15 days !!!!!
And "reminder" is an another important key element in our work !!
Dany B.
Hi guys,
I can not believe that this problem is more than 3 weeks old and nothing has been fixed yet !!!
any news?
The fix has been pushed, and you should see it start working shortly. Logging out and back in again may be required.
Hi Brendon,
reminders still dont work. I do use my phone in German and local settings German. Please fix! I do pay for the app to work properly.
Hi Chris,
Can you a test if SMS works if you change your language settings to english? We had other users reporting that it's now working for them. It's also a good idea to log out and log back in again just to be sure that the fix has fully taken effect. If it works in english, please try one more time testing it in German to see if it works or not.
What do you mean by : The fixed has been pushed ?
You have pushed a new apps for my iPHone ?
If it is the case, I will wait for the new apps !!
If not, It still does not work. The Task added on my iPHone with sms alarm, does not work.
I have the french version. Even if I change my settings for english in the Web or Windows... that does not work. And you know that there is no way we can change french to english on iPHone unless you reload your iPhone completly !!!
so... the sms "date and time" does not work on for my iPHone. It does work for SMS on location... but not on date and time !!
Dany B.
Hi Danny,
Brendon is referring to the fix that we made in the server to address the SMS problem. There's no need to update the iPhone apps. Can you please do the following?
1. Log-out and log back in again in the web and the iPhone app
2. Try creating an SMS reminder in the web and in the iPhone app
Do you still get the same problem? We have had some success with other users where their SMS problem has been resolved due to the fix that was pushed. If you tried the steps above and it still doesn't work, can you please let me know the language you've selected for the app.
Yes i did logged out and in on the web, windows and iphone.
If I send an SMS on windows or the web, it works.
It does not work when I try on my iphone or ipad.
My iphone, my ipad, the web and windows are in "francais"
I even tried to change my windows and web to english without any success.
Hi Clyde,
SMS works if I set the reminder through the web and through the ios app if the iphone language and region settings are English/UK.
But it doesnt work if the iphone language is back to German.
Hi Dany,
It looks like what you're experiencing is bug on the iOS app where non-english reminders are not working. Just to clarify, we did have some issues with SMS and a fix in the server has addressed that.
I've added you to the list of users affected by this and as soon as we have a fix ready for it, we'll let you know through this thread.
Sorry for the confusion.
Hi Clyde,
Hope you realize that I have posted this problem 3 weeks ago !!!
Have a nice day.
Hi Dany,
So sorry for the inconvenience. We'll let you know right away once it's available.
Any news on this problem ??
Is it fixed ?
Sadly it is taking longer then we had hoped. We are very sorry about this.


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|Aimee Arkenau
|Cassie Barczewski
Is working at University Hospital in Cincinnati
|Sarah Beckelhimer Koehler
This is Sarah and Greg on their wedding day. Sarah has taken a job at The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati.
|Rita Brave
|update on 4-12-10: "I am living in Baltimore, MD working at a very small outpatient pediatric clinic in Annapolis called Chesapeake Occupational Therapy Associates, LLC. We work mainly with 3-8 year olds in clinic and have a few contracts in private schools around the annapolis area. I actually have my first day of work today. I'll move into my apartment this weekend".
|Julie Clague Andrasik
Julie now has twin girls in addition to her two year old son Zachary. "They were born July 25th and were each about 7 lbs. They're fraternal and it was a shock as we have no twins in the family. I am now working PRN for MetroHealth in Cleveland where I sometimes get to see fellow XU Alumni Megan Wise and Dianne Fisher.
|Ann Dalton Duffy
update on 2-13-14 Lucille (Lucy) Beth Duffy was born on 11/1/13. She's such a happy, smiley baby, and we're loving life as a family of 3. update on 10-7-2011: I'm working now for the Hamilton County Educational Service Center (with Jen Dermody, Kim Gittinger, and lots of other fabulous Xavier alum), and I really like it. It's such a change from CCHMC, and the whole educational model has really taken some getting used to, but I feel much more passionate about working in the schools than working in a clinic. AND I get home when it's still light outside. :-) I even have time to cook dinner now!! I'm in lots of different school districts this year with preschool through middle school. I like the variety...it keeps me on my toes." Ann got married on May 14, 2011 and now has the last name of Duffy. . Update on 1-18-11: Something fun to share!! Read the research article for Ann, Sarah, and Charissa's research! http://ajot.aotapress.net/content/65/1/96.full
|Lindsay Davidson
UPdate on 1-22-11: Lindsay and Lisa Stricker attended the Alumni Reunion Tailgate party on Jan 22, 2011. "I work at ABC Pediatric Therapy Network in West Chester. I will also be working 1-2 days at their westside location which is a small satillite clinic. "
|Allyson Harmon Falk
Allyson and Jim were married on May 28, 2011. "Our wedding was so much fun and we couldn't have asked for a better day. Jim and I are busy getting ready for our honeymoon to San Fransisco, Yosemite and Napa Valley this August. Jim will be starting his last year of medical school and applying for residency in emergency medicine soon, so it's a good time to get away. I'm still busy working for Akron City Hospital. My co-workers are a lot of fun and my job is very rewarding and exciting. I will be sure to let you know where Jim matches this March. Who knows, I could be back in Cincinnati! Hope all is well."
|Jesse King Ogg
update 12-19-2011: This is baby Mariah. Jesse is working at Good Samaritan Hospital
|Kimberly Lawrence Gittinger
Update on 1-29-13 My husband Brian and I are doing well and getting adjusted to life as parents! Our daughter, Josephine Belle Gittinger, was born on November 18th, 2012. We feel blessed, sheâ??s been quite a smiley, happy little lady. I attached some pictures. In terms of what I am doing OT wise: I am still working in adult Rehab/Independent Living/Skilled Nursing for Episcopal Homes (Marjorie P Lee and Deupree House in Hyde Park.) I also pick up some PRN with pediatrics just to keep my skills up. I like the mix of populations I see a lot. But life is good!
|Chelsea McAlpin Bartley
Update on 10-8-12: Chelsea McAlpin got married to Michael Bartley on September 22! They honeymooned in St. Lucia. Here's a picture of XU OT alum at her reception
|Emily Mertz
|Is working as a "floater" at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
|Sophia Nickras Wolke
Sophy has a new last name! Sophy Wolke married to Joe Wolke (October 9, 2010).
|Maria Oliver
Update on 3-31-10: I am working at Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, Il on the Inpatient Rehab unit. Hope everything is going well!!
|Charissa Richter
|update on 3-8-10: "Things are going well. I am at Life Care Center of Greeley in Greeley Colorado and it is fantastic. I am really enjoying it all".
|Rachel Ross Fix
|is working for Aultman Hospital in Canton, OH
|Lisa Stricker
|Lisa attended the alumni reunion tailgate party on 1-22-11. See her in the picture with Lindsay Davidson. Lisa accepted a job at Drake, working on the LTAC floor.
|Angela Van Iden
|Is working at Hyde Park Health Care Center
|Megan Wise
|Is blazing trails for six months out west before settling down into the REAL OT world.
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Twelve of the 50 or more people arrested Monday night on charges of underage drinking at the PNC Bank Arts Center were younger than 18, and the youngest was 14, a State Police spokeswoman said Tuesday.
The number of arrests at Monday's show, headlined by The Fray, exceeded the 49 underage-drinking arrests made during the June 6 Fall Out Boy show. A total of 53 arrests were made that night, ac-cording to the State Police.
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Sandstone offering table of Malewitar
From Faras, Sudan
Meroitic Period, 1st-2nd centuries AD
Offering table with representations of food
Meroitic offering tables tend to be roughly square in shape, with a central depression for holding liquids. Some examples, such as this, bear representations of the food which would be placed on the table, while others have figured decoration. Around the outside is an inscription which names of the owner and gives his parentage.
Meroitic language is written in two scripts, one derived from
More information
F. Ll. Griffith, 'Meroitic funerary inscriptions from Faras, Nubia' in Receuil détudes égyptologiques (Paris, 1922)
Length: 39.400 cm
Width: 36.800 cm
Length: 39.400 cm
Museum number
Gift of Francis Llewellyn Griffith


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Sediment & River Stability
What are SABs?
Assessing Sediment
Floods & Stability
Hillslope Processes
Surface Erosion
Mass Wasting
Channel Processes
Bedload Transport
Sediment Transport
River Classification
Type & Stability
Streambank Erosion
Erosion Prediction
River Stability Concepts
Channel Enlargement
Gully Erosion
Channel Succession
Hydrologic Processes
Bankfull Discharge
Integrating Relations
Dimensionless SRCs
Stability & SRCs
Integration of Stream Stability, Reference Condition & Sediment Rating Curves
Stream stability shifts are reflected in sediment rating curves, where measured sediment values are regressed against measured discharge. The upward shift in the slope and/or intercept values of the sediment rating curve are due to increased sediment supply as a result of a variety of sources. The upward shift in the sediment rating curve exponentially increases the sediment yield for selected increments of streamflow. Land uses that increase streamflow magnitude and duration can thus be very instrumental in accelerating flow-related increases in sediment due to characteristically unstable channels with elevated sediment rating curves. Examples of sediment rating curves influenced by land use are shown in Missouri gully erosion (Piest et al. 1975), silvicultural impacts (EPA 1980), Colorado silvicultural and reservoir impacts (Rosgen 1996), silvicultural impacts (Rosgen 2001c), west Tennessee channelization for land drainage and flood control (Simon and Hupp 1989), and Arizona silvicultural impacts (Lopes et al. 2001).
Many of the ongoing adjustments to the stream system involve events and/or past perturbations associated with the various stages of morphological types. It is very important to identify the potentially stable stream type of the existing river in contrast to its present state. A reference stream type can not only provide the morphologically stable form of dimension, pattern and profile, but also the corresponding rates of sediment supply, bank erosion rates and other characteristics representing a stable (quasi-equilibrium) geomorphic condition.
An example of the use of a reference stream to assess changes in sediment yields is that of the Hatchie and South Fork Forked Deer Rivers in West Tennessee. The sediment consequence associated with a shift in stability and evolution stages was presented by Simon (1989). The Hatchie River, a stable E5 stream type, meandering, sand bed stream with a well developed floodplain and a low width/depth ratio, had an annual sediment yield of 57 metric tons/year/km2 (163 tons/mi2). Channelization for land drainage was applied to the South Fork Forked Deer River in the same basin as the Hatchie River. The results of the channelization entrenched the river and initiated a channel evolution sequence from stage I to III/IV (Simon and Hupp 1986). The changes in channel evolution through successional stages corresponded to a shift from stream types E5 to G5 to F5, or scenario #5 in Figure 42 (Rosgen 1994, 1999, 2001b). The F5 stream type is a relatively straight, incised, high width/depth ratio, sand bed stream. The resultant unstable, entrenched (F5 stream type) was producing 872 metric tons/year/km2 (2490 tons/yr/mi2) (Simon 1989). The majority of the sediment supply is from streambank erosion. The U.S. Geological Survey's suspended sediment rating curves for the Hatchie and South Fork Forked Deer Rivers appear in Figure 53 (Simon, 1989).
The F5 stream type is a relatively straight, incised, high width/depth ratio, sand bed stream. The resulting unstable, entrenched, F5 stream type was producing 872 metric tons/year/km2 (2490 tons/yr/mi2) (Simon, 1989). The majority of the sediment supply was from stream bank erosion. The U.S. Geological Survey (Simon, 1989) measured suspended sediment rating curves on the Hatchie and South Fork Forked Deer Rivers (Figure 53).
Figure 53. Suspended sediment rating curves for South Fork Forked Deer and Hatchie River (from Simon 1989).
The sediment rating curves were converted to dimensionless ratios (Figure 54). In this relation the data from Simon (1989), mg/l were converted to tons/day to match the published rating curve. The E5 stream type Hatchie is a stable reach whereas the F5 stream type South Fork Forked Deer is an unstable reach. Subsequently, a statistical analysis performed on the two dimensionless sediment rating curves resulted in a p value of 0.00000029, at the 1.95 level, indicating that the South Fork Forked Deer River curve is statistically significantly different than the reference Hatchie River curve.
Figure 54. Conversion of suspended sediment rating curves into dimensionless relation for the South Fork Forked Deer and Hatchie Rivers (from Simon 1989).
The direct disturbance that created the accelerated sediment supply has existed since the 1950s and the river is yet to reach an equilibrium state. These channel adjustments have resulted in long-term adverse sediment effects. The channel stability shifts and corresponding changes in stream types are associated with measured quantitative morphological relations involving channel dimension, pattern, profile, and channel materials. The corresponding sediment consequence due to streambank erosion is obvious.
The prediction of a shift or departure from a reference condition in measured sediment rating curves, ranking good to poor stability ratings (Pfankuch 1975) by stream type (Rosgen 1994, 1996) was conducted by Troendle et al. (2001). In this relationship, dimensionless sediment rating curves for suspended sediment and bedload sediment were established from measured data, using measured bankfull discharge and sediment values for normalization. Study results demonstrated that there was a statistically significant difference (departure) of the curve compiled from streams with poor stability ratings when compared to the dimensionless "reference" curve for stream types with good/fair stability. Stream channel stability analysis can thus be used to show a departure from the reference sediment rating curve.
Similar results have been obtained in other sediment studies. Measured suspended sediment rating curves in the Redwood Creek drainage were plotted by channel stability rating categories, indicating that sediment concentration increases exponentially with discharge as a function of channel stability ratings (Figure 55) (Leven 1977, EPA 1980, and Rosgen 2001b). Measured bedload sediment rating curves by stream type from Colorado rivers show the variation in sediment rating curves associated with various stream types (Rosgen 1996, 2001b). Stream type change often is associated with instability and corresponding changes in sediment supply. It is thus important to realize that sediment relations must address both stream type and stability assessment.
Figure 55. Suspended sediment rating curves by channel stability ratings of various reaches of Redwood, CA (from Leven 1977, EPA 1980, and Rosgen 2001b).


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A Lesson in Street MMA: The symbolic duality of black clothes Vs. white clothes is strong in this battle
Black and white dualism is prevalent throughout literature, from The Bible to that book about bondage that started out as fan fiction. You see it everywhere, black magic being damaging, white magic being healing, good Vs. evil, Lost, Backgammon, Ingmar Bergman...It was only a matter of time before a Lesson in Street MMA would feature a battle with clear cut divisions a la shirts Vs. Skins. What exactly this dualism represents I frankly do not know, but what I do see is two fairy well trained Street MMA combatants with solid head movement and hands until White takes out Black with a chopping one-two combo that ends with a brutal leg kick, taking out black like the reincarnation of Marco Ruas.


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If you are utilizing Facebook with a business or community page, you're either doing one of three things: a.) spending way too much time keeping up with posts, b.) not spending enough time keeping up with posts OR c.) trying to use HootSuite, Buffer or other scheduling tool to avoid scenario A and B and your posts are getting punished for it.
Well, sit back and relax, boys and girls. Scheduling posts for Facebook just got easier, faster and hassle-free (well, mostly, anyway.)
Facebook has introduced a scheduling tool of their very own. A lot of users have lauded this, since using third-party tools like SocialOomph was really a pain in the behind and it was just so much easier to do it by hand. When and if you had the time, that is. Let's look at the steps involved in scheduling, and what you can and can't do with Facebook's new tool.
Step 1: Create your post. It really is that simple. Just go into your account and write a status update, include a link, post a photo or video, or embed a YouTube clip. Now, before you hit Post, look down in the left-hand corner of the box. See that little clock? Click on it. Welcome to the scheduler!
Step 2: Straightforward, simple enough to use – just figure out the date, month, year, and time you want the content to post and dial it in. You can also set language and location targeting just like you can with a non-scheduled post. You can schedule up to 6 months In advance, so you can take that New year's Day snooze-in and not miss a beat on your Face book page. Once you've figured out all your particulars, click the Schedule button. Voila`! One post scheduled. But what if you need to edit it, or change it? On to…..
Step 3: To edit a post, first you must access your admin panel. Once there, click open Edit Page, then your Activity Log. You should see all your scheduled posts. The only thing you can change from here is the time. To do that, scroll over the upper-right hand corner of the post in the Activity Log. A box should pop up with some options in it. No sweat, right?
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ESSEX has yet again proved to have a large number of top performing schools.
The four selective schools in Chelmsford and Colchester all make the top 25 of the best state secondary schools in the country according to the 2008 Sunday Times Parent Power survey.
Widely acknowledged to be the most authoritative, placings in the tables are calculated on pupils' performance in public examinations.
Chelmsford's two selective schools are both highly placed in the top 500 state secondary schools league table. King Edward VI Grammar is at 12, similar to its 10th place last year, while Chelmsford County High school for Girls is at 25.
Colchester Royal Grammar School is at 10 and Colchester County High School for Girls at number 11.
KEGS headmaster Tom Sherrington said: "We are absolutely delighted to be in the top 15 of this prestigious list and number one in Chelmsford. Our students and staff work extremely hard and it is wonderful to be recognised in this way."
St John Payne Catholic Comprehensive, Chelmsford, is ranked at 205, up from 237, and William de Ferrers is at 479, compared to 403 in 2007. Boswells School in Springfield is a new entry to the table at 487th.
The ranking is based on the percentage of A-level entries returning A and B grades and the percentage of GCSE entries returning A* and A grades in summer 2008.
Just months after being seen as outstanding by Ofsted, Woodville Primary School in South Woodham Ferrers is ranked the highest scoring Essex school in the survey's top 500 state primary school league table. It is placed at number 61, bettering its 2007 ranking of 76th place.
Two other Chelmsford primary schools feature in the list: Danbury Park Community Primary School is at 489, down from 336 last year and the Tyrrells School in Springfield is at number 328, a rise from 365 in 2007.
The ranking is based on the aggregate of Key Stage 2, Level 4 results in English, maths and science in 2005, 2006 and 2007.
Only schools where 20 or more children were entered for Sats on average over the three years are included.