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Cause and Effect Relationship
By: Donna |
FT construction, which is the first step for a failure analysis of a technical system, is generally a complicated and time-consuming task. An FT is a logical diagram constructed by deductively developing a specific system failure, through branching intermediate fault events until a primary event is reached. Two categories of graphic symbols are used in an FT construction, logic symbols and event symbols.
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Stock Marketing Trading Info And Examples
By: Sharon Dawkins |
The stock exchange has puzzled many people over the years with its behavior. Not many so called analysts have been able to make predictions that are always right and that's because price movement of stocks are determined by a variety of factors like political developments, economic news, company performance of the stock, influence of foreign institutional buying and so on.
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Karma and the Law of Cause & Effect
By: David Samuel |
The Universal Laws are laws which govern the way things work. They are equally tools which we can use to make certain laws deliver certain results by consciously using other laws to effect them. The laws are not controlling masters if we choose to develop our Will to understand and work with them. This article will give the reader the basics about the Universal Law of Cause and Effect, or Karma, and how to use that to our benefit, thus gaining control over our life and future.
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Sister Maid Of Honor Speech Examples
By: Tyler Collins |
Public Speaking
Marriage is the social union or legal contract between a man and a woman that makes their being husband and wife legal, sacred, and official depending on whether they were married under a legal authority or through a religious commitment in the Church. Wedding ceremonies are usually followed by a reception, during which the sponsors may deliver their individual speeches. Here, now, are sister maid of honor speech examples.
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Examples of Clerical Work
By: Jim Carrey |
Clerical work is what a basic work been perform by a person in an organization such as receiving call, typing, answering calls and some other basic work writing cover letter etc.
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Examples of Iconic Packaging
By: Stuart Mitchell |
Designing an item of packaging is not simply about clothing a product in its brand. The brand does play an integral part and can itself be greatly enhanced by successful and complimentary packaging, but the ability to marry the functional purpose of packaging whilst selling the qualities and USPs of the product through three dimensional visual cues can propel a product to iconic status.
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Examples of Essay
By: Charles Miller |
Online education
Writing of academic essays such as research essays, case studies, movie reviews, thesis papers, term papers and the rest is not a simple task as most of students think. What should be understood when writing academic essays is that for students who are not smart should get example essays from experts and make their work easier.
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Lab Report Writing Examples
By: Sherry Robert |
Reference & Education
Lab report writing is done by most students in the scientific field of study. However, most students fear the task of lab report writing as they find the format and the skill required in the writing to be demanding.
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Examples Of Effective Listening Techniques
By: Raymond Levi |
Essentially the most successful folks in the sales business understand that sales is more about listening and less about speaking. Figuring out the suitable effective listening techniques is the important thing to creating a profitable career in sales. These listening techniques are what give successful salespeople their edge over their rivals within the sales business.
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Using Samples And Examples Of Cover Letters
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Lastly, you need to conclude on the 3rd paragraph by asking for a particular interview schedule. Generally be precise. Try to clarify in your letter as to why you are applying for a nursing place and...
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Hemorrhoid Cures - Examples of Short and Long Term Remedies
By: Paul T Hooper |
Health & Fitness
If you have recently developed a case of hemorrhoids, or you have suffered with the condition for a while, you will want to find a fast and effective remedy to rid yourself from this painful condition. There are many hemorrhoid cures around these days.
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Cause and Effect Essay
By: Alice Ken |
Reference & Education
A cause and effect essay is in itself self explanatory. It is simply an essay detailing what causes a problem, an event, a phenomenon …etc and the resultant effect. The main reason for a cause and effect essay is to present to readers convincing arguments concerning the topic, inform or entertain. Determining the cause and effect of a problem forms the basis of organizing the essay. A cause is d
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Groom Speeches Examples
By: Ruth Childress |
Public Speaking
Marriage is known as the social institution under which a man and woman are bound together in a covenant that marks them as husband and wife. As part of tradition, the groom has to deliver a wedding speech during the reception that follows the wedding ceremony. Here, now, are groom speeches examples.
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General Contractor Agreement Examples
By: JP Wallace |
A general contractor agreement should be secured prior to any construction work that you want to be done. You may have shaken hands on a verbal agreement, but it would be better if everything was put on pen and paper. This way, questions that could arise during the construction can be clarified, thus lowering the likelihood of confusions and misunderstandings.
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Learn HTML Tags By Examples
By: Shristy Chandran |
Internet Business
Many web designers make use of the language HTML in forming web pages.This is most vital to exhibit the content available on the web page.
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Hi, all. I`ve been interrsted in randonneuring for a while, but only recently decided to give it a try. Just registered and sent in my check for 2013 RUSA membership (I want the damned pins!) I plan to make the Davis "Last Chance 200" on New Years eve my first event. Anybody else from this board ride with DBC? That`s the closest club to me, and their routes look pretty nice, but the bulk of them are in early spring, when I`m just barely comming out of semi hibernation- gonna try some anyway. I definitely plan to do the Last Chance (or the 01/01 First Chance, if the registration for it opens up in time) and probably try another 200 and a 300 next year, not sure if I`m ready to attempt a 400. Scheduling is going to have to work around a Feb or Mar tour that I can`t yet nail down dates for, but should be able to do that soon.
Any comments on the SF club? I see they still have two more rides scheduled for this year, though no information on start location or routes. From the information they provide on other routes, I can see that a lot of them look very challenging with mega climbing and a lot of offroad, so I would be hesitant to register for any of their rides without knowing what I was getting into.
Santa Cruz and Santa Rosa are also reasonably close to home. Anybody here ride with those groups?


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text: Why Americans Pay More for Colonoscopies Because America charges more, and has made the procedure more profitable By Ruth Brown, Newser Staff Posted Jun 1, 2013 4:45 PM CDT STORY COMMENTS (65) (Newser) – Americans spend more on health care than any other country. A US hip replacement costs four times as much as one in Switzerland. A C-section costs three times as much as New Zealand. And a hospital stay costs triple that of other developed nations—though it doesn't typically last any longer. And studies say it's not because Americans get better care—the price tags are just higher, reports the New York Times. "People think it's like other purchases: that if you pay more you get a better car. But in medicine, it's not like that," says a doctor who tracks health care pricing. The Times looks at the colonoscopy, which costs an average of $1,185 in the US, but a few hundred in most other first-world countries. Colonoscopies are not the only way to screen for colon cancer, and until a decade ago, weren't so common. Now more than 10 million Americans get them each year. And as the market has grown, so too have the business opportunities. The procedure has been made more profitable by moving it from doctors' offices to special surgery centers, and using anesthesiologists. So why does this happen in the US and not elsewhere? Ezra Klein, looking at the same data, says it's because other countries have set rates, negotiated by governments or providers. In the US, outside of Medicare, it's a "free-for-all," he writes in the Washington Post. Click to read Klein's full column at the Post and the full article at the Times. (Shutterstock) ADVERTISEMENT(Click Prev or Next to continue viewing images.) « Prev« Prev | Next »Next » Slideshow New York Times (Source Grid ») Washington Post (Source Grid ») Health • Money • US health care • health care costs • colonoscopy CLICK BELOW TO VOTE 2% 4% 60% 4% 5% 24% RETURN TO THE STORY To report an error on this story, notify our editors.


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? Life Line screenings: Friday. Life Line screenings will be given to reduce the risk of having a stroke or bone fracture as well as identify potential cardiovascular conditions. All five screenings take about 30 to 60 minutes. Pre-registration is required. Packages start at $159. First United Methodist Church, 4540 Chumuckla Highway, Pace. (877) 237-1287; visit www.lifelinescreening.com.
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Testimony will resume Tuesday in the trial of a Mason family accused of luring a woman to their trailer and attempting to chop off her fingers with garden pruners.
Gerald Moore, 50, his daughter Shena Moore, 24, and her boyfriend John Gulley, 32, each face up to 19 years in prison if convicted of felonious assault and kidnapping charges in the May 5 incident.
Jurors heard testimony Monday from the victim in the case, Brittany Rager, who testified Shena Moore invited her to the Mason mobile home she shares with her father and Gulley in the 700 block of Reading Road under the pretense of repairing ...


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The Audit Committee acts as the oversight body for the Foundation's financial reporting process, system of internal control, and audit process. The committee is responsible for monitoring compliances with laws, regulations, and code of conduct for this corporation.
The Development Committee advises campus leadership on strategies to significantly increase private support for UCSF. The committee plays a strategic role in establishing goals, setting and implementing strategies, and monitoring performance, as well as an operational role in expanding UCSF's donor base and building a pipeline of donors to support campus priorities.
The Government & Community Relations Committee assists and advises campus leaders in advocating for UCSF's current priorities and future needs at the local, state, and federal levels.
The Investment Committee acts on behalf of the Board in fulfilling its oversight responsibility for the Foundation's investment assets. The committee is responsible for formulating the overall investment policies of the Foundation - subject to approval by the Board of Directors - and establishing investment guidelines in furtherance of those policies. The committee monitors the management of the portfolio for compliance with policies and guidelines and with respect to meeting performance objectives over time.
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I carry my Ph.D in Film. I teach college part-time at Brown Univeristy and have a real job as a local news broadcasting Assoc. Producer, and CPA with comptroller responsibilites at lots of local hotels. I fucking work TOO much, but always have time for FUCKING MY MATE.
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Global Indian for Bharat Vikas (GIBV) is very happy to congratulate Shri Narendr Modi on leading BJP and NDA a to unprecedented and historical victory in the recently concluded national elections of INDIA. Read More
By - Gokul Kunnath
There is bound to be euphoria and excitement subsequent to the declaration of the election results. I am sure there will be spontaneous celebrations by ordinary citizens and the more organized events by the BJP through out the country.
While that is befitting a historic victory such as this one, what the NDA must focus on is the more important ceremony that will considerably enhance the status of India's supreme leader in the eyes of the world. Read More
We the well-wishers of India and her people globally are working together under the umbrella of Global Indians for Bharat Vikas to do our part to fulfill the dream of the emergence of the 'Great India'.
Each one of us can be a potent force in reshaping future of Bharat if we all come together and work with a plan and single minded focus.
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The Bendersville Fire Department and the Pennsylvania State Police helped a woman and her bulldog from a Huntington Township home Friday morning after the roof collapsed on the building, said Gus Fridenvalds, Huntington Township zoning officer.
The woman was later seen leaving the home with her dog at 3521 Carlisle Road after being freed. She declined to comment.
Fridenvalds was called to the house around 10:45 a.m. to condemn it as per the township code. The home had been deteriorating for a long time, he said.
State police and Bendersville fire crews built a bridge with a plank and ladder to help the woman escape the collapsed residence, Fridenvalds said.
The woman, who was not identified by Fridenvalds or state police, was OK. She will live with a relative, Fridenvalds said.
In his 15 years of code enforcement for Huntington Township, Fridenvalds said he's never dealt with a case like this one.


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Gearbox Software brought a serious dose of tactics to shooters with its Brothers in Arms games. Their gun-in-hand point of view helped people feel at home, but winning battles required more than simply pulling the trigger. With a squad at your command, success hinged as much on your ability to direct your fire teams as it did your skill with the trigger. A pattern of using one fire team to suppress enemies, and then maneuvering the other to an advantageous firing position, quickly developed into the game's signature style. Keeping up with it all put both man and machine to the test.
With the next in the series, Brothers in Arms 3: Hell's Highway, half of that equation gets a big boost in power. The benefits of licensing Unreal Engine 3 shined through as soon as Gearbox President Randy Pitchford fired up an early version of the game at a press event earlier this month. WWII soldiers make a great showpiece for the visual capabilities of the engine, with all their insignias, ammo pouches, and other gear and uniform details. Anyone who's played Gears of War will immediately recognize the style, including the ugly maroon blood splatters across the screen in the heat of battle.
But the Gearbox team has taken that engine as just the starting point to build up from. In addition to adding polish to the graphics with touches like self-shadowing and a bump in texture detail, they made significant additions to suit the unique Brothers in Arms mechanics. Cover often means the difference between life and death in this game, and it behaves pretty much exactly as you'd expect from looking at it. Hunker down behind a stone wall and you're in good shape, but a collection of wine crates, or an overturned wagon won't stand up long to a hail of bullets. The degradation, and eventual destruction, of cover happens with an unbelievable degree of realism. We watched as bullets took out individual slats on a picket fence in one case, and shot the hub off of a wagon wheel, knocked the wheel itself off, and then blasted through the deck of the wagon in another.
The significance of cover never strays far from your thoughts, and Gearbox makes sure to remind you if it does. The game takes a pretty serious simulation approach to gunfire. For the most part, if you get hit, you're in dire condition. The good news is that at the range you typically encounter the enemy, the first bullets headed your way probably won't connect. To give you a little extra push to get to cover, when the lead starts flying, everywhere except suitable cover positions begin to turn the screen monochromatic, indicating the degree of threat to you. So, the more withering the fire, the more your survival instinct kicks in, highlighting where you need to head to take shelter.
SCREENS: Click the image above to check out all Brothers in Arms 3: Hell's Highway screens.
When you get the situation back under control, the Unreal Engine also makes squeezing off the return fire pretty rewarding. Watching Pitchford use the M1 from a flanking position to take down some unsuspecting Germans made it clear that getting a rewarding gunplay feel into the game also sits high on the development list. To drive that point home, the demo wrapped up with Sergeant Baker clearing a chateau on his own. He worked his way from room to room, ultimately commandeering a German MG42 overlooking a courtyard for a dramatic conclusion.
These new solo segments will help break up the game and work with the staged areas to take a significant step forward in the storytelling element of the game. With the mechanic now set, Pitchford explains that they want to steer clear of simply throwing a succession of tactical puzzles at the player. This time out, they want it to all work together to capture that intensity of being in the thick of battle. That desire also figured into the decision to set the game in Operation Market Garden. Sure, it holds the distinction as the largest Airborne invasion in history, but it became much more than that as early Allied successes stalled, and all too soon, they found themselves outnumbered and facing strong German counterattacks.
Gearbox takes the gravity of the battle so seriously that all the missions in the game are based on the historical orders and forces in the field. As such, expect to find yourself in increasingly grave situations as the operation progresses, hoping to hold on and get your boys through to the end. If that emotional element comes through, this time out the "brothers" in the title will especially ring true.
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Dr. and Mrs. Richard Blanchard Jr. of Monroe are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Laura Christine Blanchard, to Jason Charles Tafoya, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Tafoya of Cheyenne, Wy.
The future bride is the granddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Blanchard Sr. of Monroe, Dr. Patricia Human of Nacogdoches, Tex., and Mr. Fred Patterson of Marshall, Tex.
Jason is the grandson of the Mrs. Irene Knittle, the late Mr. Albert Knittle, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tafoya, all of Cheyenne.
Laura is a graduate of Ouachita Christian School in Monroe and served four years in the United States Air Force. She currently attends Laramie Community College in Cheyenne and is pursuing a degree in nursing.
Jason graduated from Cheyenne East High School and the University of Wyoming where he earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice. He is currently employed with the Cheyenne Police Department in Cheyenne.
The couple will exchange vows on June 22, 2013 at the Della Terra Mountain Chateau in Estes Park, Colo.


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Here's a new, fully-managed petabyte-scale data warehouse service.
Study suggests more business are getting used to the idea of deploying on public cloud infrastructures.
firm IDC predicts Blackberry will lose leadership position as a supplier of smartphones to businesses this year.
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Particle physics generated big data long before we began thinking about analyzing social data.
Four new 4 TB drives have been added to Toshiba's MG Series of Enterprise-focus HDDs.
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Application monitoring company releases a new analytics features to run on private and public cloud infrastructures.
A big block of upcoming exam retirements in the Microsoft speaks loudly about the company's desire to move its installed base forward, onward and upward.
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The stimulus money that the US Congress passed and the president signed in 2009 continues to bear fruit for health IT professionals.
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Version 6.3 of storage array software promises to greatly benefit the performance of enterprise applications.
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The ranking of the best performing data crunching computers released.
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You may recall that not too long ago, Bank of America reversed course on a debit-card fee, following an uproar by consumers. Now, The Wall Street Journal reports that B of A is looking elsewhere, to drum up revenue. The potential changes could mean that many of you with basic checking accounts would pay a new fee. Right now, the bank is running pilot programs in Massachusetts, Georgia and Arizona.
Five big banks have signed on to a $25 billion dollar deal stemming from alleged foreclosure abuse. Wondering what it might mean for your situation? Click here, for a Q&A by The WSJ's Ruth Simon.
Consumer backlash has won again, or so it would seem, after The Wall Street Journal reported this morning that Chase and other banks have now decided not to charge customers a fee for using their debit cards, presumably after watching the public relations beating that Bank of America has taken since they announced…
The Wall Street Journal says young people will be among those hardest hit by the types of debit card fees that Bank of America is planning to charge. As The Journal's Karen Blumenthal writes, young people have grown up swiping cards, and they shy away from using cash. Other banks are testing out similar fees. Will you bite the bullet and pay the fees, or look for an alternative?
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CLARKSTON -- Georgia Piedmont Technical College recently announced the appointment of Mariam Dittmann as vice president of Academic Affairs at the college.
"Dr. Dittmann is a renowned educator, and we are confident that she will bring innovative thinking in the areas of academic leadership and student success," said Jabari Simama, GPTC's president.
Dittmann was selected from a field of several qualified candidates. She began her new duties on Nov. 26.
Prior to joining GPTC, Dittmann worked for two years as the Dean of Curriculum and Special Projects for Savannah Technical College. There she led the institution's efforts in institutional effectiveness and accreditations. Dittmann previously served as the vice president for academic affairs at Bainbridge College in southwest Georgia from 2008 to 2010.
She began her career in higher education at Georgia Perimeter College, where she taught physics and astronomy from 1991 to 2008. In addition, she joined GPC's administrative team in 1998 as the chair of Sciences for the Lawrenceville Campus and then became the interim dean of Sciences in 2006.
Dittmann holds a bachelor's degree in physics from Furman University. She also holds a master's degree and Ph.D., both in physics, from the University of Georgia.
"I am excited to join with the dedicated faculty and staff of Georgia Piedmont Technical College as we continue to work together to help our students achieve their goals and realize their dreams," said Dittmann, who replaces Tanya Gorman, who retired Nov. 30 from GPTC after nine years as vice president of academic affairs.
Georgia Piedmont Technical College, a unit of the Technical College System of Georgia, has nine centers of learning in DeKalb, Newton, Rockdale and Morgan counties. It currently has more than 5,000 students enrolled in diploma or degree programs and more than 9,000 in adult education classes.Academic and technical programs at Georgia Piedmont Tech cover more than 120 different occupations.
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This light, fluffy steamed pudding cooks in just four minutes in the microwave. Serve it with golden syrup, or jam and custard.
125g/4oz butter, melted, plus extra to grease the pudding bowl
125g/4oz caster sugar
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4 tbsp golden syrup, or jam if preferred, to serve
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RENO, NV - There are 60 or so survey sites scattered throughout this portion of the Sierra. All are automated, but a dozen or so like the one on Slide Mountain above Reno are checked manually each month throughout the winter.
It may be the most accessible, but still requires a short hike in to the upper reaches of the Mount Rose Ski Resort.
It's a trip hydrologists from the Natural Resources Conservation Service makes every month throughout the winter, but the early April survey is the last and it's the most important.
The site lies just down the hill from a ski run. Barriers mark off the boundaries of what's called a pillow, a surface that's been measuring the snow pack here 24/7 all season long.
The manual check involves the old school method of measuring the snow pack: driving an aluminum tube into the snow and weighing the amount trapped in the tube. That weight is converted into water content and that's what this whole exercise is all about.
The manual test helps confirm what the automated sites have been telling us all along and those messages haven't been encouraging.
When we were here a month ago, the snow was about 4 feet deep here, about one third of average and everyone was hoping for a miracle March. We didn't get a miracle, but we did get a series of storms..
"We ended up with 150 to 160 percent of average for total precip in the month of March," says Dan Greenlee of the NRCS. "So, not a bad comeback, but tough to overcome that deficit."
This is the last time Greenlee will make this trip this year and one way or the other we'll all be affected by these final measurements. The April survey forms the basis for some important decisions and planning.
"We take those numbers and put them into various models and try to determine what we're going to see in as far as lake level, lake rise and river flows throughout the season," explains Deputy Chief Federal Watermaster Chad Blanchard, who has also made the trip to the mountain.
It will be a couple of days before all the numbers are crunched, but both Greenlee and Blanchard know what they will say and what it will mean.
"We're going to probably see between 40 to 50 percent of average runoff," says Greenlee.
As it turns out though we have backup. Last year's snowfall filled Sierra lakes and reservoirs.
"The storage in Tahoe is going to see us through this summer plus whatever we get off the natural snow melt," says Greenlee. "So, we're doing pretty good."
Greenlee says that means the Truckee Meadows Water Authority will get everything it needs in the months ahead.
"The agriculture community may be a little shy," he says, "especially if they're upstream from a reservoir with no storage going into the summer.


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In a similar way as 2-categories can be regarded as a special case of double categories, rewriting logic (in the unconditional case) can be embedded into the more general tile logic, where also side-effects and rewriting synchronization are considered. Since rewriting logic is the semantic basis of several language implementation efforts, it is useful to map tile logic back into rewriting logic in a conservative way, to obtain executable specifications of tile systems. We extend the results of earlier work by two of the authors, focusing on some interesting cases where the mathematical structures representing configurations (i.e., states) and effects (i.e., observable actions) are very similar, in the sense that they have in common some auxiliary structure (e.g., for tupling, projecting, etc.). In particular, we give in full detail the descriptions of two such cases where (net) process-like and usual term structures are employed. Corresponding to these two cases, we introduce two ca...
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|Effect of combination treatment on lung volumes and exercise endurance time in COPD.
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|BACKGROUND: Data comparing two bronchodilators vs. one bronchodilator plus inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) on hyperinflation and exercise endurance in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) are scarce, though these therapeutic strategies are widely used in clinical practice. METHODS: We performed a randomized, crossover clinical trial of two × 8 weeks comparing tiotropium (18 μg once daily) + salmeterol (50 μg twice daily) (T + S) to salmeterol + fluticasone (50/500 μg twice daily) (S + F) in COPD (forced expiratory volume in 1 s (FEV(1)) ≤65% predicted, and thoracic gas volume (TGV) ≥120% predicted). Coprimary endpoints were postbronchodilator TGV and exercise endurance time (EET). RESULTS: In 309 patients, at baseline, prebronchodilator FEV(1) was 1.36 L (46% predicted), TGV was 5.42 L (165% predicted), and EET = 458 s. Relative to S + F, T + S lowered postdose TGV by 182 ± 44 ml after 4 weeks (p < 0.0001) and 87 ± 44 ml after 8 weeks (p < 0.05). EET was nonsignificantly increased following T + S treatment (20 ± 15 s at 4 weeks, 15 ± 13 s at 8 weeks) vs. S + F. BORG dyspnea score at exercise isotime was reduced in favor of T + S. CONCLUSION: The two bronchodilators decreased hyperinflation significantly more than one bronchodilator and ICS. This difference was not reflected in EET. (ClinicalTrials.gov number, NCT00530842).
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100,000 Female Genital Mutilation in UK!
A very difficult to believe news article from one of my least fav news sources but still iám choosing to share due to the deep cultural divide this exemplifies in a country known for it's politically correct stance and a seemingly balanced view of the world order.Not meant to be an attempt at bringing out the vices of the west :) but to be used for debating the rights of women in today's world only.
London: About 100,000 women in Britain have undergone female genital mutilations, with some medics in the country offering to carry out the illegal procedure on girls as young as 10, it has been reported.
The Sunday Times' investigators claim to have secretly filmed a doctor, dentist and alternative medicine practitioner who were allegedly willing to perform circumcisions or arrange for the operation to be carried out.
The practice, involving the surgical removal of external genitalia and in some cases the stitching of the vaginal opening, is illegal in Britain. It can invite up to 14-year-imprisonment, the Daily Mail reported.
It is also against the law to arrange female genital mutilation (FGM).
Known as "cutting", the procedure is traditionally carried out for cultural reasons and in Africa and with large numbers of immigration from countries like Sudan, Somalia and Ethiopia, it is becoming more common in Britain.
It is believed to be proof of a girl's "purity" when she marries. The victims, however, often suffer in silence and are rarely given anaesthetic.
Research suggests anually up to 6,000 girls in London are at a risk of the potentially fatal procedure, and over 22,000 in Britain as a whole.


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Reconnecting our African legacy of mastery and genius with America's Black "First" – Debunking the mythMay 5, 2014 // 0 Comments
By Taki S. Raton
African Americans along with the Western world have been taught only the presumed achievements of the European and Asian from an exclusionary European perspective. All said cultures – and in particular, the African American – have been oriented and conditioned never to question the indigenous nature, foundation, origin or beginnings of European or Asian groupings on the world stage of time and achievement.
However, in a critical historical and factual world accounting of these cultures, we come across the European and to some extent the Asian, says Ivan Van Sertima in "Egypt – Child of Africa," only as they are evolving towards their respective heights of global civilizational dominance or in the author's phrasing: "In the flower of their ascendancy." On the other hand, the world, and in particular the Black man in America says Van Sertima has "been trained to see and to imagine only one kind of African – that of the primitive, the slave, the colonial" or the colonized African/Black; the tragic outcast and misfit "on the edge of the modern world."
He would add that anytime we find the African at the center of world civilization, the matter then becomes "highly suspect." Such a mythical conclusion and fabrication of the world historical matrix has origins from the pens and letters of the Eurocentric worldview regarding the African presence in the chronology of humankind development on the planet.
Says Chancellor Williams in "Destruction of Black Civilizations," much of the history of African has been written by anthropologist whose primary objective "is to make (ancient) Africa Caucasian from the beginnings of its history, and to give the Blacks not just a subordinate role, but no significant role at all in that history."
He adds that this particular worldview would receive "favorable reception by the White audiences to which they address themselves," not to mention the Euro-historians and academicians whose work relies almost entirely on such false racial classification. We might also want to include within this category of academicians those Black PhD's who would reflect in their teachings this same false Eurocentric worldview in their quest for tenure track and the "nod" to be published.
But indeed, just the opposite was the case. To contextualize this point to yet another level, Williams tells us that in ancient times and even later, "there were Caucasians who regarded the Blacks as a superior people." Any questions concerning the matter of an inherent inequality in his words, "would have been absurd to entertain."
Prof. Small posits that, "most of world history, or at least ninety-percent of world history is African history. And within that ten-percent, Africa was extraordinarily involved in making it (world history) what it is."
Dr. Kwame Nantambi in his June 15, 2001 essay, "Ancient Egypt's Role in European History" records that, "Europeans were by no means the pioneer of human civilization. Half of man's recorded history had passed before anyone in Europe could read or write."
To this point, it is noteworthy to cite that the ancient African had invented the world's first 360 plus five-day calendar 6,250 years ago in 4236 B.C.E., some 1,136 years prior to the beginning of the Egyptian (Kemetic) dynastic era.
There is absolutely no evidence anywhere on the world stage of presence and accomplishment; nowhere within the factual annals of the European world, nor the Asian world; nowhere within the Christian or Islamic religions is there any indication reflecting an indigenous contribution towards the physical foundational advancement of primal world civilizing activity, growth and progress above, apart from, beyond, separate, and independent of an African cultural influence, African falsification, African re-imaging and/or African displacement by said cultural entities over the expansive corridors of time.
This is where the myth of the Black "First" has to be dealt with, challenged, debunked and destroyed. Were Black people to adopt the mythical and falsified view that it was the Caucasian who was at the sunrise of civilized history, then it would automatically and psychologically be falsely assumed that anything that the Black man accomplished here in America was a direct imitative reflective copy of Whites and that we thereby are "proved worthy" of equal consideration and placement in his American "house" because of such "up from slavery" accomplishments.
When the European came over to West Africa and kidnapped the African, he did not just capture what he stereotypically viewed as a "savage," a "primitive" or a grouping of uncivilized human beings eternally marginalized on the periphery of civilized man and just ripe for lifelong bondage. No, no, no! He captured, kidnapped and brought to these North American shores a long standing African World bloodline of doctors, artists, merchants, builders, scientists, astrologers, astronomers, bankers, architects, heavier-than-air flight technologists, engineers, spiritualist, musicians, writers, metallurgist, teachers, scholars, thinkers, philosophers, cosmetologist, warriors, historians, poets, mathematicians, inventors, statesmen.
This African World bloodline of achievement, mastery and genius is anchored by the ancient African Egyptians (to whom we ancestrally refer to as the Kemetic people of the "Black Land," Kemet) who were the earliest builders of monumental civilizations over the nearly 3000 years from 3150 B.C.E. to 332 B.C.E. to include the development of paper, script, spiritual systems, science, engineering, medicine, architecture, art, music, advances in agriculture, the taming of animals, maritime science, astrology, astronomy, philosophy, cosmetics, board games, government, mathematics, temple building, education, and the creators of the world's first university.
Williams tells us that, "The strength and greatness of African people can be measured by how, in the face of what at times seemed to be all the forces of Hell, they fought through and survived it all and reconstructed kingdoms and empires, some of which endured for centuries." Not to discount the predecessors of Ghana or Mali, but for the purpose of this exploration, most symbolic of such a reconstructed empire was the kingdom of Songhay in West Africa which endured over the 119 years from 1475 C.E. to 1594 C.E. It would be here during this era that we see a continuation of African World accomplishment, mastery and genius in the African bloodline.
This proud legacy was spirited at the University of Songhay in Timbuktu.
Attracting students and scholars from all of West Africa and from foreign countries, this university, describes Williams, consisted of a Faculty of Law, and departments of Medicine and Surgery, Grammar, Geography, and Art.
Distinguished African intellectual Ahmed Baba, reflecting a long line of Timbuktu scholars, served as the last academic head of the Songhay academy. His title today would be akin to that of a "Chancellor." He was the author of 42 books covering such topics as astronomy, law, science, theology, grammar, appropriate speech, and logic.
It should be noted that the fall of Songhay was in 1594, only 24 years before the arrival of the first twenty Africans in Jamestown, Virginia in 1619. Again, be aware that Songhay attracted and trained the likes of scholars, mathematicians, poets, musicians, engineers, architects, writers, artists, astronomers, spiritualist and thinkers.
Therefore it would be more than conceivable that at the end of the Songhay empire – if not during its reign given the migration, movement and mixing of Africans in and around its West Coast – scholars, mathematicians, poets, musicians, engineers, architects, writers, artist, astronomers, spiritualist, thinkers, builders and the like would very well be among the population of West Africans who would be captured and forcibly shackled on slave ships just 47 years later when in 1641 Massachusetts became the first colony to legalize enslavement. It's in the blood!
Our legacy of African World achievement, mastery and genius continues with the Moors' occupation of Europe (in the region then known as Andalus/Spain) for 781 years from 711 A.D. to January 2, 1492 A.D. The Moors, who were Black and of African descent, due to their occupation of Europe, brought this population out of their Dark Ages.
The Moors shared with Europe their learned academies, architecture, created cosmopolitan cities with lighted streets; instructed in the ways of their culture, literature, sciences, government, medicine, social etiquette, astrology, astronomy, geometry, calculus, poetry, art, philosophy, history, language, religious studies, geography and their classical music traditions. And yes, classical music is an African creation and not European.
Europe's great university traditions grew out of the scholastic tutelage of the African Moor. In fact and indeed, the concept of a "university" is also an African tradition, not European. Europe's oldest and finest universities were established during the same time that there was a flowering of Moorish scholarship on European soil. It is further highly believed that there would not have been a Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519 or a Galileo (1564-1642) had it not been for the Moorish/African schooling and wisdom that had preceded them thereby providing foundational studies for their work.
Thus, this bloodline legacy of African World accomplishment, mastery and genius could have been tightly huddled in the bowels of the slave ship sailing across the Atlantic towards North America.
The pattern that is now clearly emerging is that historically, wherever the African presence is on this planet throughout corridors of time, civilization, mastery and genius follows, even under the most horrific, oppressed, brutal, and subjugated of circumstances. During the period of enslavement over the 224 years from 1641 to 1865, the period of Reconstruction from 1866 to 1877, and during the period of Jim Crow over the 87 years from 1877 to 1964, the African in America remained resilient, resistant, masterfully adaptive, masterfully creative, masterfully skilled and masterfully equalizing.
By "equalizing," it is meant herein that the African
(Colored/Negro/Black) during this time was able to match, improve upon, compete, excel, and master any and all progressive North American humankind societal and professional engagements. And this was due knowingly or unknowingly – not because of the drive to be this Black "First" as though the Caucasian was the "supreme model" of achievement, but due to the fact that such accomplishment, mastery and genius was naturally already within our DNA.
We therefore produced scores of doctors, artists, merchants, builders, scientists, astrologers, astronomers, bankers, architects, pilots, engineers, spiritualist, musicians, writers, metallurgist, teachers, scholars, thinkers, philosophers, cosmetologist, warriors, historians, healers, poets, mathematicians, inventors, statesmen and more on these shores from 1641 through the Jim Crow era. Even during the era of enslavement, we still had numbering over 60,000 free Africans (Blacks) who had developed enterprises in almost every area of the business community to include merchandising, real estate, manufacturing, construction, transportation, extractive industries, service, and carpentry.
As of 1838 (still during the era of enslavement), the "Register of Trades of Colored Peoples" in the city of Philadelphia listed 8 bakers, 75 blacksmiths, 3 brass founders, 15 cabinet makers and carpenters, 5 confectioners, 2 caulkers, 2 chair buttoners, 15 tailoring enterprises, 31 tanners, 5 weavers, and 6 wheelwrights.
Even in 1865 at the moment of Emancipation Proclamation, according to published accounts, despite having no more than a 3rd grade education in most cases, Blacks following their freedom, became blacksmiths, bricklayers, carpenters, merchants, teachers, doctors, lawyers, farmers, ranchers, cooks, soldiers and more. Blacks back then also built houses, towns, communities, businesses, families, schools, universities, institutions and strongly invested in their collective future. Social compliments, civilizing activity, entrepreneurial endeavors, the pursuit of knowledge, independence, creativity, inventiveness and the desire for self-reliance were moving forward driving forces.
Born in 1843, Elijah McCoy at the age of 29 during the Reconstruction period in 1872 invented the first version of his lubricator for steam engines. This was the first in a series of forty-two patents, most of which were designed to facilitate machine lubrication. Engineering technology is no stranger to the African bloodline
Edward Alexander Bouchet at the age of 24 became the first African American to earn a doctorate in the United States earning a Ph.D. in physics at Yale in 1876. Bouchet was also during this Jim Crow era nominated to the esteemed honor society, Phi Beta Kappa in 1884.
Grandville T. Woods is recognized as one of the most prolific American inventors in history for his over 50 patients which revolutionized the transportation and communication industries. One of his major accomplishments is the invention of the railway telegraphy system between trains in 1887.
In 1893, Dr. Daniel Hale Williams performed the first open heart surgery at Provident Hospital which he founded in Chicago and in 1923, Garrett A. Morgan invented the traffic light.
A people who over millennium populated the earth and through migratory patterns out of Africa and laid the foundation for all of the world's civilizing activity in Europe and in Asia beginning around 32,999 B.C.E; created the world's first calendar in 4236 B.C.E., formed the world first civilizations in Kemet, established a world class university in West Africa, brought the European out of the Dark Ages – these people can certainly and most assuredly survive and master the peculiar circumstances that befell us on these shores over the 345 years from 1619 to the end of Jim Crow in 1964. This phase of our history should also be prominent in our classrooms, in our homes, from the politician's podium and from the pastor's pulpit.
And again in the words of Williams to paraphrase – the strength of African people is measured by how, "in the face of what at times seemed to be all the forces of Hell," we fought through, survived, and reconstructed our greatness. It's in our blood.
What should we do? We have to first extract the exclusive placement of our history from its North American captive sojourn, scholastically and culturally liberate it, and reconnect African American history with our total African World historiographical existence on this planet. In this regard, the legacy of African World achiement, mastery and genius is not severed and remains connected from an African perspective. This also avoids defining African American "First" as being a false replica of another person's non-existent historical imagery.
Secondly, the Black man in America must cease to see himself as being the sole product of his enslavement past. He therefore should remove/separate himself, his family, and his children from belief systems, practices, organizations and institutions in his community that would keep him and his children in a perpetual state of being less-than their true African potential, dependent upon others, colonized by and mentally operating within the mindset of other people,
intergenerationally inferior, and perpetually ethno-historically non-existent.
This we must do for ourselves as these ailments (being less-than, dependent upon others, acting from the mindset of other people, etc.) are now a practice that is cultivated and reinforced within our own culture. Neither racism nor White Supremacy is imposing these conditions on us. We are doing this to ourselves.
In this regard, our esteemed scholar-warrior ancestor Dr. Asa Hilliard used the term "Conceptual Incarceration" to describe the mental conditioning affecting the thinking process of millions of people of African descent. Due to the consistent presence of Eurocentric myths and fabrications, Blacks remain historically confused, experientially isolated on the global arena of civilized contributory presence, and disoriented and disconnected as to a collective group sense of identity, purpose and direction.
Thirdly and lastly in this particular sharing, we need to identify and continuously train master teachers and set up institutions of learning, research, scholarship, and reorientation not just for our children but certainly and clearly also for the adults, parents, community leadership and community stakeholders. We know the model for these teachers, who they are, where they are and the manner in which they should be prepared to teach.
A twofold objective is to first and foremost return African people to their rightful place on the world stage of time and achievement and secondly to properly prepare our African American cultural membership, and in particular our young, for a dignified, self-respecting, confident, competent, successful and competitive participation in America's multicultural pluralistic society.
We must feel comfortable with our history – all of it – and build upon the greatness which is ours to rescue, reclaim, reinterpret, reconstruct, restore and redeem.
Only then will our children have a proud future into which to grow and one that they will be proud to claim as their own.
Taki S. Raton is an adjunct professor of African American History at Springfield College Milwaukee campus. A staff development specialist in the African Centered curriculum model, Raton is also President and CEO of African Global Images, Inc.
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Police say two men entered the post office at 10 E. Main St. located in East Hanover Township.
Before an employee was able to call for help, one of the men jumped the counter, opened a drawer and took a small amount of cash, state police said.
The other man stood nearby and displayed a firearm.
After leaving, both men entered a green vehicle and fled.
One man is described as being in his 20s wearing a red sweatshirt. The other is also thought to be in his 20s, but was wearing a black sweatshirt. Both were wearing long pants.
Anyone with information should contact police at 717-865-2194.