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? Officer investigated a report of juveniles walking out of town on Plymouth Street, and located the two. They were returned to their home on Cleland Avenue 7:32 a.m.
? A report of breaking and entering on Failor Avenue was investigated. 8:28 a.m.
? A report of a disturbance on Whetstone Street was received and someone was issued a trespass notice. 9:45 a.m.
? Officers investigated a report of people soliciting without a permit in the 700 block of Gay Street. 1:39 p.m.
? A domestic problem regarding child custody on West Galen Street was investigated. 4:56 p.m.
? A domestic dispute on East Rensselaer Street was investigated. There were no assaults or threats claimed by either party. 6:59 p.m.
? A resident of Schell Avenue reported her dog was attacked by another dog and received minor injuries. The owner of the accused dog was served with a quarantine notice. 7:55 p.m.
? A resident of Plymouth Street reported his shed broken into. 8:48 p.m.
? A report of possible sexual abuse was received and remains under investigation. 10:04 p.m.
? A report of kids riding their bikes in front of vehicles in the area of Washington Square was investigated. 10:14 p.m.
? A 24-year-old male was arrested on suspicion of shoplifting at Kroger, 210 E. Mary St. 4:21 p.m.
? Crystal Dean, 26, was arrested on suspicion of shoplifting at Kroger, 210 E. Mary St. She was issued a date to appear in court and released. 11:29 p.m.
? A domestic dispute on Wallace Avenue was investigated, and one person left the area to avoid the dispute. 12:19 a.m.
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? A resident of North Lane Street reported she was assaulted at her residence by an acquaintance. Officers are investigating. 3:20 a.m.
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? A Fisher Street resident reported two rings stolen from her home. 11:37 a.m.
? Officers investigated a report of two small girls wrecking on their bicycles on the sidewalk in the 200 block of Hopley Avenue. They were not located. 12:23 p.m.
? A resident of East Mansfield Street reported a Wii and PS Vista stolen from their residence. 12:52 p.m.
? A crash was investigated in the 400 block of South Spring Street. 1:06 p.m.
? A landlord tenant dispute was investigated 300 block of East Charles Street. 2:23 p.m.
? An East Charles Street resident reported their property entered, and a television and two laptops were reported stolen. 4:42 p.m.
? Officers investigated a report of children being on the roof of a pavilion in Aumiller Park. 5:15 p.m.
? An RCA television found in the 800 block of Maple Street was brought to the police station. 5:18 p.m.
? A report of juveniles playing on a work truck in the area of Auto Avenue was investigated. 6:06 p.m.
? A Holmes Center Road resident report their wallet stolen while at Walmart, 1835 E. Mansfield St. The report is under investigation. 7:02 p.m.
? A disturbance between neighbors near Wilbur Street involving debris in a yard was investigated. 7:03 p.m.
? A domestic disturbance involving a couple near East Mansfield Street was investigated. The man involved had a taxi take him to Galion, but he had left his keys in Bucyrus. The man was cited for misuse of 9-1-1. 9:59 p.m.
? A domestic issue at a North Sandusky Avenue residence was investigated. 10:23 p.m.
? An East Mansfield Street resident was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence. He was taken to the Crawford County Justice Center to be held for a court appearance. 1:16 a.m.
? A Marion resident was arrested at Walmart, 1875 E. Mansfield St., on suspicion of theft after officers responded to a report of someone snatching a purse from a cart at Walmart. She was taken to the Crawford County Justice Center. 7:45 p.m.
? A Hopley Avenue resident was arrested in the area of Mansfield and Mary streets on two Crawford County warrants. He was released pending a court appearance. 8:33 p.m.
? A verbal domestic argument outside a Plymouth Street residence was investigated. 12:52 a.m.
? A domestic issue on East Mansfield Street was investigated. 1:05 a.m.
? Officers investigated a landlord/tenant dispute on Wingert Street. 11:40 a.m.
? A report of a suspicious male going door to door soliciting for repair work in the 600 block of West Mary Street was investigated. 12:25 p.m.
? Officers assisted Wyandot County Sheriff's Office by attempting to locate a reported missing juvenile and involved vehicle at Aumiller Park. 1:09 p.m.
? Property found in Kroger was brought to the station. 1:18 p.m.
? A domestic problem in the 100 block of Iron Street was investigated. 4:59 p.m.
? A report of children playing too close to the street in the 700 block of Beverly Drive was investigated. 5:56 p.m.
? A Hillcrest Drive resident reported lawn ornaments stolen from her yard sometime in the past two days. 6:06 p.m.
? A report of kids playing on the railroad tracks on Charlotte Street was investigated. 7:39 p.m.
? A crash at Wayne and Auto avenues was investigated. 7:41 p.m.
? A domestic problem on East Mansfield Street was investigated. 8:01 p.m.
? A disturbance involving unruly juveniles trespassing in the 500 block of Union Avenue was investigated. 8:25 p.m.
? A report of possible child abuse was received. 9:09 p.m.
? A West Warren Street resident reported he was assaulted by an acquaintance in the 200 block of Woodlawn Avenue. 9:10 p.m.
? Officers assisted LifeStar personnel in the 200 block of North Lane Street. 10:16 p.m.
? A Tiffin Street resident reported his residence broken into. 11 p.m.
? A disturbance in the 300 block of Plymouth Street was investigated. An involved party was located nearby and warned against trespass. 11:03 p.m.
? A Wilbur Street resident was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for loud music. 12:27 a.m.
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Hello, I ride a lime green saddle and have problems keeping it clean. If youve ever ridden a light colored saddle you know what im talking about. I clean it about every other time I ride and it still seems to be building up black stuff
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Rob Ford conflict case: No appeal filed to Supreme Court yet
Lawyer Clayton Ruby confirms he hasn't yet made submissions for a review of the appeal court ruling that allowed Ford to stay in office.
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Alan Lenczner, the lawyer who successfully defended Mayor Rob Ford in his conflict of interest case, says he has yet to see any paperwork regarding an appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada.
Constitutional lawyer Clayton Ruby vowed to seek leave to appeal to the country's highest court after a three-judge Divisional Court panel threw out the case against Ford two weeks ago.
Ruby has 60 days from the date of the appeal court's ruling to file his request. Lenczner then has 60 days to respond. The entire process is done through written submissions.
Lenczner, who was at city hall Thursday to update the Ford administration on the case, said he believes if Ruby decides to follow through with his threat, it's likely to happen soon.
Contacted Thursday, Ruby confirmed he has not yet proceeded with his appeal.
Lenczner said it's impossible to predict whether the Supreme Court would want to hear the case.
"Sometimes they like to take things on just because they haven't dealt with certain issues before, so they'll take them on. They may not disagree with the decision, but they may want to write about it," he said.
When the Divisional Court panel released its decision two weeks ago, Lenczner was in court arguing another case. He learned about his victory via email from a colleague.
"I thought it was good."
That's it? He didn't think it was a huge win?
"Well, yes it is. Okay. I'll say that."
Despite the earlier loss — in November, Justice Charles Hackland ordered Ford to vacate his seat after concluding the mayor violated municipal conflict of interest laws — Lenczner says he always felt confident they were right on the jurisdictional issue.
Ford's legal team won their case by convincing the appeal court that Ford should never have been ordered to repay $3,150 in donations from lobbyists in the first place, so any perceived wrongdoing related to that money was "a nullity."
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"Albania has a "cold snap" now, too," says reader Argiris Diamantis. "The first snow has fallen there quite early this year."
The first snow has fallen in the district of Kukes. The snows covered the areas over 1500 meters above sea level, approaching the villages of Shishtavec, Kalis, Gryke, Cajë, Arrën, Topojan, Zapod and several others.
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Interdisciplinary Art Education Reconsidered
Ulbricht, J., Art Education
As if it had just been invented, the notion of interdisciplinary education is motivating some parents, teachers, and curriculum designers to reconsider current educational practice. To support the trend, several publishers are busy developing and testing prospective state-adopted art texts with an interdisciplinary focus. Increasingly, many schools are developing and implementing a variety of interdisciplinary projects, units, courses, degrees, and conferences.
Factors that have led to a renewed interest in interdisciplinary education include: globalization, postmodernism, and various educational initiatives. From a global perspective the world is becoming more interdependent As economies, technologies, and populations of the world expand, new problems are created that require multidisciplinary solutions.
Historically, art developed in concert with evolving scientific discoveries and social concerns. After World War II, as the disciplines of knowledge became increasingly specialized, modern art seemed to distance itself from previous art styles and common everyday problems. Today, one can see in postmodern art strong interdisciplinary connections to personal, community, cultural, historical, and scientific events. Thus, the discipline of art is becoming more interdisciplinary.
With increasing specialization in each discipline, and the decontextualization of knowledge, the need for an interdisciplinary educational perspective has reemerged. New educational initiatives such as Goals 2000 (1994) and the National Standards for Arts Education (CNAEA, 1994) contain interdisciplinary components. Educators such as Jacobs (1989), Beane (1995), and Panaritis (1995) have given additional support by presenting concepts for the creation and implementation of interdisciplinary school programs.
Unfortunately for some, the notion of interdisciplinary teaching is potentially problematic. Many art teachers are asking themselves questions such as: What is interdisciplinary art education? What new skills will I need to learn to teach in an interdisciplinary manner? How does interdisciplinary education differ from discipline-centered education? Why would I change anything about my teaching if art is already an interdisciplinary subject? Will interdisciplinary teaching result in a serious study of art or a watered-down version of each interrelated subject? These and other questions are worth contemplating before one completely embraces any single approach to interdisciplinary art education.
Although some teachers have experimented with interdisciplinary lessons and feel secure with their current teaching practice, it is the purpose of this paper to take a closer look at interdisciplinary education from a historical perspective and to present guidelines for the future. With the following overview, art teachers will be better informed when designing and implementing current and future interdisciplinary programs and projects.
One basic definition was presented by Brent Wilson (1995) who said that interdisciplinary education can be defined as "making connections." On the surface, Wilson's definition seems inspiring and liberating, however, connections can be made among a number of factors, by a variety of individuals, leading to confusion and hesitation among some teachers.
According to Fogarty (1991), connections can be made with one or more of the following teaching methods: (a) sequential integration within the discipline through time as one lesson relates to the next, (b) across several disciplines via sequential and thematic comparisons and connections, and (c) within and across learners through relating personal experiences and points of view to course content. One can find a form of interdisciplinary education in any curriculum whether it be child-, discipline-, or society centered.
Throughout history, interdisciplinary education has been described with a variety of terms including integrated, related, and correlated. …


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Good advice, thanks David.
What amuses me is that all my reels are, shall I say, independently sourced. Yet every single one has a spring wire. Just a West Coast thing maybe? Or maybe the Hewes and non-clipped never make it to swap meets and garage sales
Often these are marked Taiwan or China, or, if unmarked, probably Taiwan or China. Some work, most are PITA.
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writerjenna 6 years
I wish my complexion was at the point where I didn't need concealer!
monday 6 years
cinema secrets concealer foundation for dark spots or marks and monave buttercup (pale yellow) to brighten the eye area on particularly bad days.
almostloli 6 years
i don't use concealer.. but i know there are different colours for different purposes.. i'm so interested in the purple one
chow 6 years
i use whatever it takes!
chow 6 years
i use whatever it takes!
keiraz 6 years
am a concealer and white powder junkie! lol
outofhere 6 years
I've been looking for the perfect concealer and I think I may have found it in Bobbi Brown's line. I think the trick for me is having the correcter and the concealer kit. The two colours really work for under my eyes. I have found that I can use the correcter alone on other parts of my face. I'm very happy!
sh0pah0lic56 6 years
foundation + liquid concealer for large spots + stick concealer of smaller spots + highlighting concealer for undereyesworks wonders my skin looks fab...and takes less than 5 min to do =D
sh0pah0lic56 6 years
foundation + liquid concealer for large spots + stick concealer of smaller spots + highlighting concealer for undereyes works wonders my skin looks fab...and takes less than 5 min to do =D
juliarose23 6 years
i have one for undereye circles, and another for blemishes...
smilexinxursleep 6 years
I don't use concealer.
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I don't use concealer.
bailaoragaditana 6 years
I use a yellow-toned concealer for undereyes/unevenness/general purposes and green for any hugely red spots.
psychobabble 6 years
Currently I'm all Benefit to conceal on top of my BE foundation, I use eyebright and boing for my undereye circles and if I have a zit I use galactic shield since it has salicylic acid in it.
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I'm still shopping for a good one. Hopefully the Everyday Minerals concealer I just ordered will work well.
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yep, I used Benefit's Powderflage to cover my dark circles and B.E. Blemish Therapy to hide blemishes
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dont use it
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dont use it
L0neLyHeArT 6 years
I use two differnet kind of concealer because I have pretty bad skin..
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I'm with the majority. One for under the eyes and one for blemishes.
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None for me.
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None for me.
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I use 3. First, a 2-shades lighter than my skintone-yellow shade and then a salmon-colored concealer for under my eyes. For my face, I use a separate concealor for any blemishes.
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I don't use concealer. Maybe I should start soon.
infraredflower 6 years
My favorite concealer for blemishes is the L'oreal Bare Naturale mineral concealer... I have really fair skin and it works wonderfully. I also use a CoverGirl stick foundation for covering my dark circles (it's more opaque). And sometimes I also use a green concealing powder if areas of my face look particularly red... :)


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Instructions:This Easter create a collage of items that remind your children of Easter!
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1) Start off by asking your child what reminds them of Easter. Some examples are: Jesus, flowers, Easter Bunny, Cross, Eggs, Candy, Family or Chicks.
2) Next, hunt for their ideas and cut them out from magazines.
3) Glue them on the construction paper.
4) Hang it up and remind them of their project, and why they choose those items.
5) Be sure to share your ideas of what Easter means to your children as well.
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|Study of the correlation between blood lipid levels and the severity of coronary atherosclerosis in a Chinese population sample.
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|OBJECTIVE: To investigate the relationship between blood lipid levels with severity of coronary artery atherosclerosis in a Chinese population sample. METHODS AND RESULTS: According to coronary angiography results, 363 patients (287 men and 76 women) with coronary artery atherosclerosis were divided into four groups: the single-vessel group (I, n = 125), the double-vessel group (II, n = 113), the triple-vessel group (III, n = 107) and the multi-vessel group (IV, n = 18). The severity of coronary artery atherosclerosis was quantified with a modified Gensini score on the basis of angiographic imaging. Serum triglycerides (TG), total cholesterol (TC), low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C), high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C), non-high density lipoprotein cholesterol (non-HDL-C) were measured before angiography in all groups. Levels of serum TC, LDL-C and non-HDL-C of the II, III and IV group were significantly higher than those of the I group (4.78 +/- 0.82 mmol/L and 4.87 +/- 1.50 mmol/L and 4.73 +/- 0.99 mmol/L vs. 4.38 +/- 0.93 mmol/L, 2.91 +/- 0.68 mmol/L and 2.74 +/- 1.23 mmol/L and 2.64 +/- 0.84 mmol/L vs. 2.30 +/- 0.77 mmol/L, 3.58 +/- 0.75 mmol/L and 3.59 +/- 1.41 mmol/L and 3.43 +/- 0.94 mmol/L vs. 3.17 +/- 0.91 mmol/L; p < 0.05); the mean levels of TC, LDL-C and non-HDL-C associated positively with the Gensini score. CONCLUSION: Serum lipid levels correlate positively with the severity of coronary artery atherosclerosis in a Chinese population sample. Patients with higher levels of serum TC, LDL-C and non-HDL-C have more severe coronary atherosclerosis, compared with those with low levels of serum TC, LDL-C and non-HDL-C.
|Zhengming Jin; Yun Zhang; Junzhu Chen; Jianhua Zhu; Furong Zhang; Yuangang Qiu; Lili Zhao
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text: Anthropology PhD Dissertations (LoA) http://hdl.handle.net/2429/28694 2015-11-28T13:21:22Z Inscribing identities on the landscape : a spatial exploration of archaeological rock features in the Lower Fraser River Canyon http://hdl.handle.net/2429/33598 The research presented in this study is an archaeological exploration of the role of monumental rock features in the formation and maintenance of community identity in the past among the Coast Salish peoples of the Lower Fraser River Canyon region of south-western British Columbia. An area of intensive seasonal aggregation during the height of the salmon fishing season, the Lower Fraser River Canyon is an area where ownership and access to valuable commodities has been paramount through time. This central place is marked by a type of archaeological feature rarely found anywhere on the Northwest Coast – large scale, stacked rock walls, terraces, and other constructions. I apply a landscape approach to understand the cultural dynamics of social interaction in this region and argue that people evoke identities at various scales and defend their territory on the landscape through the construction of these features. Since only preliminary research had been undertaken on the rock features, I conducted a survey of the Lower Fraser River Canyon and located 82 rock features along a 7 km stretch of river. Characteristics of these features, along with three-dimensional maps of several sites where features cluster, form the basis of my analysis. I outline uses for the rock features, including fishing, defense, living surfaces, and ownership makers, before applying spatial analyses to evaluate whether or not these features formed a defensive network throughout the Canyon. The results of the Defensive Index, a quantitative measure of site defensibility, illustrate that the building of the rock features, even if their primary use was not defensive, enhances the defensibility of village sites. In addition, viewshed analyses indicate that sites with and without rock features are intervisible, supporting the hypothesis that signals could be sent through the Canyon as a warning of impending raids from either upriver or downriver (Schaepe 2006). I conclude that while rock features were a result of co-ordinated community activity and had an impact on the identities of people living in the Canyon in the past, assigning ownership of a place to a family or community has always been an active and ongoing process. 2011-04-13T14:32:02Z Changing patterns of pottery production during the Longshan Period of northern China, ca. 2500-2000 B.C. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/31371 This study investigates how systems of pottery production change in relation to increasing cultural complexity. A revised version of the important model outlined by Rice (1981) is presented and tested with ceramic data from the Longshan Period of northern China-. At the end of the period, at least one state evolved in the Huanghe (Yellow River) valley region. The model describes social factors that may cause ceramic change in chiefdoms. It describes three alternative strategies of producers: diversification, simplification, and conservatism. Consumer demand for labor-intensive vessels used in displays of status may also cause changes in production. After Rice (1981), the model predicts that variety of ceramic categories should increase and that vessels should become increasingly standardized. Further, there should be a change in mode of production as sociopolitical complexity increases. The model is tested with ceramic data from three sites in Henan (Hougang, Baiying, Meishan) and one in Shandong (Lujiakou). During a period of six months in 1987, I examined reconstructed vessels from these sites in museums and archaeological work stations located in Henan and Shandong provinces. The following analyses are described: analysis of shape classes defined in site reports (Chapter 4), diversity of shape classes, dimensional standardization, within-class standardization, and assessment of labor-intensive vessels per phase (Chapter 5). In addition, evidence for pottery production at sites and techniques of pottery production are discussed (Chapter 6). Two chapters examine published data on differentiation with respect to nonceramic goods at sites as well. Since sample size is small for each analysis, the conclusions made here should be regarded as hypotheses that can guide future research. In brief, the model is partially supported. A pattern of diversification results in some phases and regions. However, there is no indication of increasing standardization or change in mode of production. Ceramic production in west-central Henan as exemplified by the site of Meishan may have been impacted by a developing bronze industry. 2011-02-16T21:29:28Z Prehistoric cultural change at Kitselas Canyon http://hdl.handle.net/2429/27059 This study investigates the prehistoric transition from egalitarian to ranked social structure at Kitselas Canyon, Skeena River, British Columbia. It contributes to archaeological theory by developing and testing a model of the evolution of cultural complexity. A culture historical contribution is also made in the development of a prehistoric local sequence for Kitselas Canyon. The theoretical model argues that cultural change at Kitselas Canyon occurred as a deviation amplifying process. Beginning with an initial condition of environmentally limited access to the critical salmon resource, the cultural response was to impose further access restriction by placing control of the resource in the hands of fewer and fewer individuals. An important stage in this process is the formation of corporate groups, initially organized along egalitarian lines. It is argued that ranked corporate groups emerged from egalitarian corporate groups, not as a response to subsistence-related stress, but rather as a means of consolidating control over the most productive resource locations. This model is tested against archaeological data from Kitselas Canyon. The historic period is described to elucidate the ethnographic model, which represents the comparative base for the study of prehistoric social change. Data from the Paul Mason Site at Kitselas Canyon is presented. Three cultural components at this site are identified through multivariate quantitative analysis. These results are then integrated with the existing sequence from the nearby Gitaus site to establish a five-phase prehistoric cultural sequence for Kitselas Canyon. This constitutes the temporal framework for the investigation of prehistoric social change. Social change is investigated in terms of a series of variables - residential permanency, storage, population aggregation, household variability, and status goods. Much of the investigation focusses on the Paul Mason Phase, dated at ca. 3000 B.P. This phase represents the development of salmon intensification, residential permanency, large-scale storage, and substantial population aggregation. However, there is no evidence of ascribed status differentiation, as seen historically among the Skeena River groups. This pattern is attributable to the formation of egalitarian corporate groups. This study demonstrates the importance of egalitarian corporate groups in the evolution of Northwest Coast society. Identification of such a group at Kitselas Canyon during the Paul Mason Phase supports the proposition that social ranking evolved as a deviation amplifying process with respect to resource access. 2010-07-31T23:04:57Z Lithics and livelihood : stone tool technologies of central and southern interior B.C. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/24323 This study is designed to investigate patterns of lithic technological variability in relation to settlement strategies that were employed by late prehistoric inhabitants of central and southern regions of interior British Columbia. The research contributes to current archaeological method through an experimental program of stone tool manufacture, and also to current understanding of Interior Plateau prehistory, through a multiregiohal analysis of technological variability. The first stage of the study involves conducting a controlled experiment, to determine the degree to which lithic debitage can be used to predict stages of chipped stone tool manufacture, and to devise an efficient means of classifying debitage into general reduction stages. The experiment is unique in providing control over the precise sequential removal of flakes, and also in examining quantitative variability in debitage that have been produced as the by-products of the manufacture of several tools and cores. The result of the experimental program is the formulation of a debitage classification that classifies flakes into early, middle or late reduction stages, and also into bifacial and bipolar reduction types. The archaeological analyses in the second major stage of the research use the debitage reduction stage classification and the occurrence of various lithic tools to examine the nature of interassemblage variability across the 38 sites from four regions of the Interior Plateau. A total of 14,541 flakes, 164 cores and 861 tools from the Eagle Lake, Mouth of the Chilcotin, Lillooet and Hat Creek regions are analyzed, using multivariate and bivariate quantitative methods. Three hypotheses relevant to lithic technology and hunter- gatherer archaeology are evaluated in this stage of the study. The analyses first employ the experimental debitage classification to obtain interpretable patterns of inter-assemblage similarities and differences. Multivariate analysis shows that several kinds of sites defined on the basis of features can be grouped by their predominance of early/core reduction, middle/wide ranging reduction, and late/ maintenance reduction debitage. The first formal hypothesis tested is that obsidian and chert raw materials should evidence patterns of conservation and economizing behavior by virtue of their geological scarcity in relation to vitreous basalt raw material. A series of chi-square tests demonstrates that debitage frequencies by reduction stage are proportionately equal for these three raw materials in all but the Mouth of the Chilcotin region. In all regions, except Lillooet where tool sample sizes are too small for reliable testing, tool sizes and scar counts show no significant difference attributable to raw materials. A slight trend is noted for chert tools to be larger and simpler than vitreous basalt or obsidian tools. A set of bivariate graphs demonstrates that while lithic raw materials may be reduced in highly similar manners, one raw material may have served to replace another. The second hypothesis, that tool curation and maintenance strongly affects assemblage composition, is first tested by examining tool assemblage measures that have been suggested by recent lithic technological models. Assemblages are highly variable with respect to the numbers of tools left at sites in relation to the intensity of tool maintenance that occurred at sites. The third hypothesis tested is that a set of site occupation purposes can be reliably predicted on the basis of debitage reduction stages and a functional tool classification. Using multiple discriminant analysis, house-pit sites are accurately predicted at an 80% rate, and lithic scatters without features are accurately predicted at a rate of 60%. Lithic scatters with housepits achieve 86% correct classification; lithic scatters with cachepits are correctly classified at a rate of 75%; and lithic scatters with fire-cracked rock are accurately predicted 80% of the time. The results of this analysis are further strengthened by removing an ambiguous assemblage from consideration. The most significant findings of the multiregional analyses are those of definite tool cuiration patterns as evidenced in the raw material analysis, and the occupation span inferences of the tool maintenance analysis. Overall, it has been demonstrated that an experimentally obtained stage classification of debitage enables the derivation of behavioral inferences that could not be currently obtained by other means. In its multiregional perspective, this study has shown that processes of lithic assemblage formation are largely independent of regional provenience and more dependent on settlement purpose. Overall, the greatest determinant of assemblage variability is inferred to be site occupation span. 2010-05-02T22:52:44Z


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Hospital for Special Surgery, New York, NY: Project entitled: "The effect of using e-Aminocaproic acid (EACA) to reduce bleeding during hip surgery". VRO surgery (i.e., varus rotational osteotomy) is conducted on many CP patients to maintain a level pelvis, a balanced spine, and mobile pain free hips. The purpose of this study is to determine whether the medication, EACA, can be effective in decreasing blood loss and the transfusion requirements after the surgery. The factors of blood loss and transfusion requirements can impact the length of hospital stay and can result in other complications. Such surgery is extremely common in patients with CP, and reducing these complications could be a significant benefit to people with CP.
McMaster Children's Hospital, Ontario, Canada: Project entitled: "Development of Multimedia Education Modules for Families of Children with CP". The World Health Organization has created a universal framework for health (i.e., the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health or ICF). Using the ICF framework, this project aims to develop informational resources that meet the needs of parents and families of children with CP to help them to better understand the health condition and the treatment of their child.
McGill University Health Center, Quebec, Canada: Project entitled "Community Partners for Children's Participation". The objective of this multi-site research is to identify the relationship between social deprivation, resources offered, and participation levels of children with CP. Then, based on these factors, interventions will be developed to promote participation. Currently, little is known about "real life" contexts and the possible impact on the community-based interventions in promoting participation.
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Case Western in Cleveland, Ohio: Research tests cryoablation to permanently resolve the drooling that so many people from CP suffer from. Current temporary treatments produce dry-mouth side effects which can lead to dental problems and discomfort. New treatments desperately are needed.
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Nationwide Children's Hospital (NCH) in Columbus, Ohio: The project "Learn from Every Patient" involves 1000 children with CP to find the best treatments and apply new standards.
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Old lightbar hooked up to AC?
so ive found a cool old solid blue lightbar , working, for real cheap. Since i cant run lights yet, i thought it would be pretty cool to hang in my basement (ive got a cool music studio with funky lights already.) I think it would be cool to hang it somewhere and at the flip of a switch it turns on.
Plus when i can actually run with lights, im going to get some new LED models.
i know i can run some transformers and make it low voltage, but is there an easier and cheaper way? or am i stuck to simply haning it and not turing it on? haha .
How many amps will it be pulling. Here's a cheap converter, but it'll only do 6 amps.
uhh, i have no idea.. its on craigslist. so i haven't actually seen it yet. is there a usual amount or anything? haha
you say old, does it have rotators or strobes? with rotators you need a DC power supply capable of 30-50A continuous duty. With strobes it can be considerably less at maybe 20A continuous. in either case, no you cannot just plug it in to AC power.
you cheapest solution would be to wire it up to a car battery and recharge the battery when not in use. BUT don't expect it to run for hours on end unless you have a big battery!
http://fortwayne.craigslist.org/pts/3934148705.html is this the one, if it is this one or this style then you need a BIG DC power supply to run it. IIRC when we installed those we used a 40A fuse and the draw was around 35A. you can't just get a 35A PS though, you need a 50A in order to handle the 35A continuous draw when it is on.
link is below. And yes, i know that i cant literally just plug it in, the answer that i was looking for was what RogerRamJet posted, that quote is below.
I would rather not use a battery, if it just stays off and hangs somewhere thats cool, but if i can get it to light up thats even better! haha
yep, that is a Jetstream with rotators and flashers and a power hog. that 6A power supply will not handle it, you need a heavy duty power supply and unless you find one used you will pay 3-400.00 for that.
ahh, so basically unless i want to fork over some serious dough, its just going to be wall art? haha
Wall art... yeah, pretty much.
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Some rock & roll purists consider the term "progressive rock" an oxymoron. After all, rock & roll is supposed to be about feeling, not thinking. Prog rock bands miss the point by taking the soul out of a musical form that's purposely crass and anti-intellectual. All the precise, long-winded arrangements, keyboard flourishes, wailing vocals, and over-orchestration of groups like Yes, Emerson Lake & Palmer, and, to a degree, Rush suck the soul out of something that should be less head and more body. Dream Theater, though they possess many of the same characteristics as these bands, still manage to maintain a human element in their music. Awake is at times self-indulgent and pompous, but songs like "Lie", a passionate crusher that finds guitarist John Petrucci launching riff after thunderous riff in a cacophonous volley of crunch, ring true with real passion and base emotion. It's the depth and tonality his guitar brings to the music that keeps Dream Theater from falling into the Styx-isms they often veer dangerously close to. A very solid record for those who don't mind thinking while rocking. --Adem Tepedelen
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I would tend to agree that this is one of DT's darkest/moodiest efforts. This is a serious departure from the more commercially flavored Images and Words and Falling into Infinity... Read morePublished on May 7 2004 by Todd
Awake is a slightly heavier release than the classic Images & Words. This album has a great dark feel to it, exemplified by songs like "Voices", "The... Read morePublished on May 5 2004 by Justin Smith
If I could take one album with me to the afterlife, this one would be it. The musicanmanship is intricate, yet not exceedingly technical, the lyrics thoughtful and superb, and the... Read morePublished on May 2 2004 by Craig D. Reddell
To stay from overredundance I'll say that the instrumentals in this album are amazing, but that has been constituted by the other reviews of this album. Read morePublished on May 1 2004
Dream Theater is definatly my favorite band so this review might be a little bias. If you never listened to them before give them a chance, even if you don't like the music you can... Read morePublished on April 17 2004
If you're used to old school Metal bands like Judas Priest, Anthrax, Metallica (in their better days) and Iron Maiden. Or even newer bands like Iced Earth or Blind Guardian... Read morePublished on March 17 2004 by Jon Smith
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Israel's offshore gas reserves stand to generate revenues of $100 billion to $130 billion by 2040, and half of that will go to the state, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the cabinet meeting yesterday. The prime minister was presenting the conclusions of the interministerial committee examining how to use the country's revenues from natural resources. The committee recommended creating an overseas fund managed by the Bank of Israel, and allowing the state to use 4% of the money every year for defense and education. Half of the state's gas revenues should go into that fund, the committee recommended. Netanyahu also noted that during his trip to Cyprus last week, the sides had discussed setting up joint natural gas export facilities, which would enable the construction of much larger facilities than if Israel had been working alone. (Moti Bassok and Itai Trilnick)
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The board of the Israel Electric Corporation yesterday approved a deal to purchase natural gas from the Tamar offshore gas field, after waiving clauses in the contract that had raised the concern of the Antitrust Authority. The company will be buying 3-5 billion cubic meters of gas from Tamar over 15 years, for a total of $8 billion to $16 billion. Prices will be updated in keeping with the U.S. inflation rate, and the IEC will be able to renegotiate its price in eight years. (Itai Trilnick)
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The Clalit health maintenance organization cannot continue providing current and former employees with free or reduced-price health services, the High Court of Justice ruled on Thursday. The Health Ministry has one year to work out the matter, the court added. The ruling, which came in response to a petition by the Dolev Foundation for Medical Justice, states that the ministry needs to give employees appropriate compensation instead. Clalit employees have been receiving medical benefits for more than 30 years. Currently, more than 100,000 people receive the benefits, including employees, retirees, their partners and their children under the age of 18. These benefits cost the HMO some NIS 85 million a year. (Ronny Linder-Ganz)
Suny goes after open-source Android hobbyists
Ilan Ben Dov's Samsung importer Suny is going after small phone importers and programming hobbyists who have been distributing their own Hebrew-language versions of the Android phone operating system. Android is open source − meaning anyone can download it, modify it and create his own translated versions of the original English. The stores and developers aren't starting their development from zero, but rather using Suny's proprietary software, Suny argues. One private store, Go-Mobile, counters that Suny is brutishly trying to stymie competition. Go-Mobile is facing a NIS 1-million suit by Suny. Suny also reportedly went after PilotX − a group of programming hobbyists who developed an Android version widely described as superior to Suny's − and the popular forum Android.co.il. (Amitai Ziv)
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A U.S. resident purchased a home in Israel without realizing that it actually belongs to Yehudit and Kobi Richter, the controlling shareholders of stent company Medinol, according to court papers filed recently by the buyer. Benjamin Cohen says he bought the house in Arsuf from Yehudit Cohen's cousin, Yaakov Harkavy, in 2009, after giving Harkavy a loan that the latter couldn't pay off. The home, valued at $8.5 million in 2007, had been the security for the loan. Cohen paid purchase tax and registered the sale at the land registry, he says. But then he was told that the house actually belongs to the Richters, and that Harkavy had merely been their trustee − even though the Richters previously had passed up opportunities to register the house in their own name, he notes. Cohen is asking the court to recognize the house as his; the Richters said in response that they regretted a family member had betrayed them and that their goodwill had been abused. Harkavy said he'd respond in court. Meanwhile, this isn't Harkavy's only legal issue involving the house: The Tax Authority is demanding he pay NIS 12 million in betterment taxes because it has no record that he purchased the home, states Cohen's suit. (Nathan Sheva)


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Huh, so the sun would be safe to look at because its darker? Or, it drives you mad? I remember a prophecy about the 3 days of darkness, not in the bible, (does the bible even talk about that or just the sun turning black and moon red) and it said you shouldnt go outside, you should put blankets on the windows and seal it so no light can get in,seal the cracks in the door jamb and everything. Didn't say nail boards up or anything. Just blankets and tape. I guess it might take multiple layers of blankets to completely block the light, or maybe not if its dimmed.
Remember darkness doesnt have to mean pitch black darkness...maybe it just means the sun will be quite noticeably dimmed...
Anyway, I don't know if electricity will be useless or what but it says only use candles for a light source and to pray to god the entire time nonstop for three days. Which, most people will be scared ishtless and will be doing that anyways, atheists inscluded lol at least some anyway...
But the spookiest part ill never forget is that it said you will hear the voices of family members outside your door, even long dead ones, and they will pretend to be scared and beg to be let in, but you are to ignore them.
Recently I've even read something that leads me to believe that perhaps even answering these things can be dangerous, but not sure on that.
I wish I could remember where I read that. It was around when I fist started reading ats... Not joined, but first started reading it.
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Science is full of stories about daring researchers who will go to almost any length to prove a point. When it is unethical, expensive, or just plain unfeasible to use animals or other people as test subjects, some intrepid souls have used their own bodies – sometimes with fatal results. Self-experimentation of the wiser kind frames Slow Death by Rubber Duck. Rick Smith and Bruce Lourie voluntarily ate, drank, breathed, and absorbed commonly encountered toxins, then measured samples of their blood and urine for intake levels. Their brief adventures in planned self-toxification led Smith and Lourie, both Toronto-based environmental professionals, to conclude that "Pollution is now so pervasive that it's become a marinade in which we bathe every day." The duo's experiments involved a brief period in which the "guinea pig" attempted to cleanse a specific toxin from his body, followed by steps to maximize its uptake. For example, to test for the highly neurotoxic element mercury, Lourie ate expensive tuna steaks and sushi several times a day for two days. His readings went off the charts. Other experiments involved such seemingly benign activities as sitting on upholstery (flame retardants) and using microwave popcorn bags (Teflon), soft plastic (bisphenol A), shampoo (phthalates), and anti-bacterial soap (triclosan). In most cases, with even brief exposure, their levels of toxicity rose significantly. The stunt science, if you will, may be the book's key feature, but what really stands out is the solid writing. Though chock-full of Canadian and international statistics, the book never sounds preachy or dense. Considering how undeniably depressing their findings are, the authors manage to stay this side of apocalyptic without sounding flippant. Not only is the book scary, it's hard to put down. The take-home message from this excellent volume is that we don't have the luxury to wait for governments to impose limits on chemicals. It is up to us, as consumers, to stay informed, so that we stop being guinea pigs ourselves.
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