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Whether you're just seeking relaxation or aiming to strike out on Bodmin Moor, you'll find the Premier Inn Hotel Bodmin is in a good location. With great links to the A30 and A38 this hotel could be t...More about Premier Inn Bodmin
This welcoming 15th-century farmhouse is surrounded by countryside and makes a good base for touring Cornwall. Bedrooms have thoughtful finishing touches and there is a comfortable lounge. Breakfast, ...More about Trenake Manor Farm
This hotel is tucked away in a delightful location, close to Fistral Beach and adjacent to the River Gannel. Many bedrooms have views across the river towards the sea, and some have balconies. There ...More about Hotel California
Nestled in a quiet street within a few minutes' walk of the town centre, The Fernery provides a comfortable, convenient base for exploring the North Devon coast and Exmoor. Rooms are bright and have v...More about The Fernery
Tor Cottage, located in its own valley with 18 acres of grounds, is a welcome antidote to the fast pace of everyday life. Rooms are spacious and elegant; the cottage-wing bedroom has a separate sittin...More about Tor Cottage
Standing on the cliffs, overlooking Newquay Bay, the hotel is situated at the centre of this vibrant town. The spacious lounges and bar areas all benefit from glorious views. Varied menus, using the b...More about The Legacy Hotel Victoria
A warm welcome awaits at Trecarne House, a large family home, peacefully located on the edge of the village. The stylish and spacious bedrooms enjoy magnificent country views and have many thoughtful ...More about Trecarne House
Originally built in 1850, this grand house stands in half an acre of terraced gardens, just a short stroll from the centre of town. Spectacular views can be enjoyed from many of the comfy, well-appoin...More about Sinai House
Built in 1928 as a private residence for an Australian shipping magnate and set in 107 acres of lovingly tended grounds, this world-renowned hotel retains a timeless charm and a very endearing, homely...More about Gidleigh Park
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In a press release yeseterday, General Electric (NYSE: GE) announced the company has reached an agreement with Taiwan Power Company.
The deal, covering five years and full service, is worth $11.4 million and involves GE providing all service, maintenance, parts, and upkeep to the 26 GE 1.5 MW wind turbines installed across Taiwan.
From the press release:
"GE's record of proven service performance was important to us in signing this agreement," said Chen Yi-Chen, chief of the department of renewable energy, Taiwan Power Company. "We are confident that GE will provide a high level of professional service for our wind turbine fleet, including availability guarantees and predictable expenditures on turbine operation in the years ahead."
Together, all 26 turbines provide Taiwan's power grid with 110 million kilowatt hours—enough to power 28,000 Taiwanese households. 23 of these turbines are situated in Taoyuan County, with another 3 in Kenting Township, the press release stated.
The full service agreement (FSA) allows GE to oversee all aspects of maintenance and includes remote monitoring, on-site tech support, and a host of other upkeep solutions.
GE has been working with Taiwan Power Company for many decades in various capacities. The two began working together on wind power in 2005.
Taiwan Power is state-owned and has a generating capacity of 38,082 MW for its 11.9 million customers.
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Epoch 1.0 Released
New alternative for init comes with a small footprint and minimal configuration.
The American developer Ben Dibell has released version 1.0 of the minimalist Epoch init system.
According to the project website, Dibell created Epoch because he wanted "...something small and unintrusive that doesn't splatter its
configuration all over the disk, yet has enough features to be good enough for a desktop system."
Aside from a Linux kernel 2.6 system to run on, the only dependencies associated with Epoch are libc and pthreads, although the developer recommends a Bourne-compatible shell. The system is contained in a single binary file.
The command "epoch" is used to start and stop, enable, and disable services, display status, and change the run level. The init system tracks the PIDs of all services and supports PID files.
More information and the Epoch 1.0 C source code is available at the project website. The author has released his work into the public domain.
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Ubuntu 16.04 LTS released
"Xenial Xerus" comes with a new packages format and several improvements for the enterprise.
Microsoft Visual Studio Code v1.0 is Available for Linux!
Linux users can now download and install the Windows code editor
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New initiative will address security and interoperability concerns around container technology.
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Microsoft Announces Linux Version of SQL Server
Redmond says its classic database tool will run without Windows
Strange New Attack Lets an Intruder Gain Access Through a Mouse Dongle
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Ampeg BB-4 Vintage Upright Bass Circa 1967
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1967 Vintage Ampeg BB-4 Upright Electric Bass GuitarCollectors note: Comes with all original owners manual, warranty card, and original manilla authentic Envelope. Only 2 Owners My step-father is the second owner of this beatiful hand crafter piece of music history. Himself a fantastic bass player bought this from the original owner about 5 yrs. ago. It is played frequently and is properly tuned and taken care of. Bieng only the second owner we also have the original warranty card, owners manual, list of original dealers and original envelope. All from 1967. If your an avid lover of vintage basses or a collector you will not be able to live without this beatuiful bass. Let's face it, they just don't make 'em like this anymore. Years of research went into building the Ampeg First all electric upright bass guitar. If you appreciate the good old days of bass playing, you owe it to yourself to own this piece of american music history. The original design was licensed from Zorko and redesigned by Oliver Jesperson. The pickup was a diaphragm transducer positioned directly below the feet of the bridge. In theory this was supposed to translate the vibration of the strings into electrical energy in the same way that string vibration is translated into sound energy in an acoustic upright bass. Mainly the Baby Bass guitar produces a thud sort of sound. Because the original pickup doesn't rely on magnetic properties, either gut or steel strings could be used. *****Please note this bass has a small dent in back and normal signs of wear***** Don't miss out on this one of a kind 2 owner all original and authentic Ampeg BB-4 Serial # 013649. Add this to your collection today! This item comes shipped to your door with the white glove treatment. We will clean, package and protect the item for free. We also include shipping insurance at no charge! Bid Now! Own this beatuiful piece of music history.


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Another way to say bullshit; specifically referring to someone who lies about their own achievements or talents. Based upon the fake books or appliances one might use to fill an empty house for sale to make it look better.
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WW cutie mark crusaders by AWildDrawfagAppearsWatch
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Just dumping old stuff.
They'll give you a prize is you can beat them at hide and seek.
Scoots could probably poke an eye out with that thing.
I love it! most of all the nose on scootaloo!
Sweetie Belle is probably my favorite pony, and I think you did a mighty fine job with all the crusaders here, even if i think the ponity nosed thing on Scoot is a lil weird... I suppose I get what you were going for though trying to give her a beak to represent the chicken-ish aspect of things.
I babble a lot.
I babble a lot.
awww applebloom is so cute
Scootaloo makes me think of Lemongrab here.
appelbloom haven't got freckles :s
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Make way for another West Sac brewery:
Revision Brewing Company signs Mussetter distributor as first distributor By Monica Stark firstname.lastname@example.com Come late summer, early fall, there will be a fifth brewery in town. Revision Brewing Company, to be located More »
Washington Unified Loses Assistant Superintendent
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Schools Chief Tom Torlakson Announces Start of Annual CAASPP Testing
Last week, at Bridgeway Island Elementary, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson announced that students have begun taking the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress, the state's computer-based, online assessments More »
'Police Log': the News-Ledger's weekly crime call & arrest roundup
News items below are collected from police dispatchers' notes and arrest reports. The information in them has often not been verified beyond the initial reports.
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Jan. 24
A police officer responded to a market on the 2600-block of West Capitol, where a homeless man reported he "was digging through the trash" when he "located a key that he thought looked important."
"(He) did not want the key to fall into the wrong hands, so he called WSPD. The key has a tag to it that shows a business name, address and phone number."
The officer accepted the key to be booked as found property.
Jan. 25, 2:37 a.m.
An officer contacted a 27-year old Lake Road man "loitering" at Kegle and Sacramento Avenue. The man was confirmed as a wanted "parolee at large," or PAL, and also found in possession of methamphetamine and a drug smoking pipe. He went to jail.
Jan. 25, 5:44 p.m.
"Shots fired at unoccupied residence Rivermont Street, no suspects."
Jan. 26
A pair of Southport residents reported separately that they had been victims of ID theft. One lived on Hornby Island Street and the other on Independence Avenue.
Jan 26, 6 a.m.
An auto service center on Merkley Avenue reported being hit with graffiti.
Jan. 26, 7:50 a.m.
A diesel particulate filter was stolen from a vehicle parked on Long Island Street. The damage was estimated at $2,000.
Jan. 26, 5:51 p.m.
Police responded to a "battery" report involving the use of pepper spray on the 800-block of West Capitol. Those involved provided "conflicting statements," and there was no immediate arrest.
Jan. 27, 7:30 a.m.
Someone slashed tires on a man's car parked on Canvasback Way.
Jan. 27, 9 a.m.
Somebody took 20 feet of steel cable and metal plates from the Broderick Boat Ramp on 4th Street. The loss was estimated at $1,600.
Jan. 27 11:06 a.m.
A 23-year old homeless man was contacted after littering in front of a police officer.
The man said he was not on probation, although a records check showed otherwise – he was on probation out of Tehama County. The man was also found to be in possession of "shaved keys" (often used in thefts) and a knife. He was arrested.
Jan. 27, 7:07 p.m.
Police responded to the report of a shoplifter who tried to take $10.85 worth of batteries and candy from a Riverpoint Court store. They issued the thief a notice to appear in court.
Jan. 28
On Holland Drive:
A woman was "cleaning her deceased brother's residence and could not find (his) wallet, keys and savings bonds. Landlord also made inconsistent comment which raised concern."
Jan. 28
Somebody stole an auxiliary fuel tank from a company vehicle parked on Industrial Boulevard. The loss was valued at $150.
Jan. 28, 12:13 a.m.
An officer conducted a traffic stop on a 19-year old man driving at Jefferson and Park Boulevards. The officer spotted "metal knuckles in plain sight" and cited and released him for that infraction.
Jan. 28, 1:45 a.m.
Police responded to a domestic violence incident in Southport. The woman said her intoxicated husband was angry that she wouldn't give him back a phone, and he jumped on her in bed and pushed over a dresser to intimidate her. After being arrested and read his Miranda rights, the man declined comment.
Jan. 28, 8 a.m.
Someone stole copper wiring from 14 light posts in an apartment complex on the 2400-block of West Capitol, causing about $1,000 in damage.
Jan. 28, 1:30 p.m.
During one of several West Sacramento parole/probation checks, police at a Kinsington Street home found two shotgun shells in the 46-year old subject's bedroom. He was arrested.
Jan 28, 5:45 p.m.
Police took a report regarding a 29-year old smoke shop clerk who sold tobacco products to a minor.
Jan. 28, 4:24 a.m.
An officer contacted a homeless woman "on the sidewalk yelling for help" at 4th and F streets. She was apparently the victim of an assault by her boyfriend in Sacramento. She was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Jan. 28, 3 p.m.
A Mulvaney Place woman said an unknown man who knew her name called her and said "she was going to find her dead body in a ditch."
Jan. 29, 12:45 a.m.
An officer responded to Gadwall Court to talk to a man who said he had been robbed during an incident on Evergreen Avenue.
The man said he had been driving eastbound when "a white and blue RV pulled out in front of him and blocked his path while another vehicle pulled behind him."
Then, the RV driver got out, as did the victim. The other driver pulled a handgun and hit him in the head with it. The victim fell to the street unconscious. Meanwhile, two or three other men got out of the vehicles and assaulted him, taking two rings and a wallet with $600 to $800 in it.
The RV was later located near 7th and G Street, and the driver was arrested. He was identified as a 53-year old Elverta man.
Jan. 29, 6 a.m.
A man reported his $499 bike stolen at his Dorothy Adamo Lane apartment complex.
Jan. 29, 11:30 a.m.
At Southport's Town Center Plaza, a woman reported a female acquaintance had phoned her at work and "made threats to assault" her. It was an "ongoing problem."
Jan. 29, 3:30 p.m.
A woman reported her 12-year old grandson's $700 bike was stolen at a Riverpoint Court store.
Jan. 29, 4 p.m.
A police officer spotted a known 41-year old transient, who was on probation, in a Ford truck on Maple Street. A search showed he was in possession of a $60,000 bone saw reported stolen from a Sacramento hospital.
The man also had a stolen all terrain vehicle ("ATV" in the back of the truck, and had cannabis in the form of "honey oil" and a "marijuana shake" in a backpack.
The officer contacted a Sacramento deputy, who reported that a security video showed the suspect stealing the saw from the hospital after receiving treatment in their emergency room.
The man "admitted he knew the medical equipment was stolen, and he was returning it."
Same with the ATV.
The man went to jail anyway.
Jan. 29, 7:30 p.m.
Reported by a Huckleberry Circle woman:
"Unknown person took the victim's shoes from her front porch." The loss was valued at $50.
Jan. 29, 9:45 p.m.
At a drug store on West Capitol:
"The two suspects entered the store and grabbed vodka. An employee at the front door told them they would not leave with the bottle. The employee was pushed out of the way and another employee was hit in the face. The suspects left with the booze."
Jan. 30, 1:43 a.m.
An officer stopped a Honda for a vehicle code violation near Jefferson Boulevard and the Tower Bridge Gateway. The driver, a man from Vacaville, appeared intoxicated. He was arrested and showed a blood alcohol level of 0.16% (twice the legal limit).
During his interview, the told the officer he last had a drink at 1:30 a.m. and he believed it to be 10 a.m. now.
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West Sacramento gets grant to help new urban farm program
The City of West Sacramento has received $40,000 in grants and in-kind donations for its urban farm program, courtesy of the U.S. Conference of Mayors and the Scotts Miracle-Gro Company. The city was one of four national winners in a program to support gardening and green spaces.
West Sacramento, partnering with the Center for Land-Based Learning, opened up an urban farm last year at the corner of 5th and C streets in the "Washington" neighborhood, near the I Street Bridge.
The new grant will help the partners improve that farm – including creation of a new "point of sale" farm stand – and pursue other urban farms in the city.
The farm is meant to help new young farmers launch their career, bring fresh produce to an underserved area, and create a positive use on a former vacant lot. City officials believe that eventually, courtesy of market forces, the temporary farm at 5th and C will give way to new development as the neighborhood is revitalized.
"The level of excitement and community support for the urban farming initiative has been extraordinary," said Mayor Christopher Cabaldon in a city press release. "West Sacramento residents recognize urban farms as an asset and are eager to have more sites like our flagship 5th and C farm in our town. . . We will use the funds to improve livability and food access while increasing the visibility of West Sacramento as a regional food hub."
Other grant-winners were Dallas, Texas; Rochester, New York; and Hartford, Connecticut. The winners were chosen by a panel of former mayors and national gardening experts.
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Sign up now for Dolphins swim team
Online registration and waiting list for the West Sacramento Dolphins youth swim team is now open; the team size is limited by pool space at the Recreation Center. Visit www.wsdolphins.org as soon as possible as the team may fill up quickly.
For more information, contact treasurer Vin Cay at email@example.com, (916) 947-4950.
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Mariano will be skipper as River Cats become Giants farm team
NEWS-LEDGER Jan 28, 2015 —
From the River Cats
Bob Mariano takes the helm as the River Cats' sixth manager since the inaugural season in Sacramento in 2000.
During his previous six seasons as the Giants Triple-A skipper, Mariano has managed several big leagues stars such as Madison Bumgarner, Buster Posey, Pablo Sandoval, and most recently Joe Panik, Travis Ishikawa, and Roseville native Andrew Susac during this past season.
Prior to managing Fresno, Mariano as served as skipper for Single-A Advanced Vero Beach (Dodgers) of the Florida State League in 2001, the Pacific Coast League's Tucson Toros (Brewers) in 1997, and the California League's Stockton Ports (Brewers) in 1995.
Mariano has been with the San Francisco Giants organization since 2005, serving as a coordinator of minor league hitting instruction for the Giants farm system from 2005-11, before beginning his managerial career in 2012. Mariano previously served as the minor league hitting instructor with the Los Angeles Dodgers (2002-04), and in roles with the Baltimore Orioles (1985-86), New York Yankees (1988-92), Milwaukee Brewers (1993-97) and Arizona Diamondbacks (1998-2000). The Phoenix native also managed in the Italian Baseball Federation and Australian Baseball Federation. The former utility player spent seven seasons in the minors with the Yankees and Orioles He originally signed with the Yankees as a non-drafted free agent in 1980.
Andy Skeels will serve as hitting coach at Raley Field; Dwight Bernard as pitching coach, James Petra as trainer, Brad Lawson as strength coach and Pablo Lopez as clubhouse manager.
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One day only: free or cheap admission at many Sacramento museums
From the Sacramento Association of Museums
Nearly twenty-five local museums will offer free or half-priced admission from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, February 7, during the 17th Annual Sacramento Museum Day. Most of the nearly 25 museums will offer free admission whereas two destinations located in residential areas — the Sacramento Zoo and Fairytale Town — will offer half-priced admission to offset traffic control and security costs.
Coordinated by the Sacramento Association of Museums (SAM) and the Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau, Sacramento Museum Day is a popular cultural tradition designed to encourage all members of the community to experience the Capital City's wealth of art, history, science and wildlife — at little or no cost. Many of the museums are within walking distance of each other and easily accessible via public transportation. Event coordinators suggest that guests plan to visit no more than two or three different museums on this day in order to allow adequate time to enjoy the experience and to travel between individual sites.
In addition to offering free or reduced cost admission, many of the destinations are offering special activities during Sacramento Museum Day. A sampling of the special activities include the following:
• The Aerospace Museum of California will offer an "open cockpit" day where most aircraft will be open for viewing (weather permitting), a children's art contest and on-site exhibitors such as the Tuskegee Airmen;
• The Masonic Service Bureau will be on-site at the Discovery Museum Science & Space Center providing free electronic fingerprints of children for their parents;
• The Sacramento History Museum will offer hands-on gold panning activities for kids;
• The crowd-favorite Sacramento Children's Museum mascot "Leo" will make special appearances throughout the day;
• And, the Old Sacramento Schoolhouse Museum will serve cake to celebrate the birthday of Laura Ingalls Wilder and mark the anniversary of Sacramento's first public school in 1854.
While admission is free at most of the museums, admission to two destinations located in residential areas are half-priced as follows: Sacramento Zoo is $6 for adults, $4 for children ages 2-11 and free for children under two; Fairytale Town is $2.75 per person and free for children ages one and under.
Some locations must limit the number of admissions for safety reasons. The event is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. but note the last guests will be admitted at 4 p.m. More detailed information is available at www.sacmuseums.org (click on "Events"), or by calling the Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau at (916) 808-7777.
Participating Museums for Sacramento Museum Day 2015:
Aerospace Museum of California – California Automobile Museum – California State Capitol Museum – California State Railroad Museum – Discovery Museum Science and Space Center – Don & June Salvatori California Pharmacy Museum – Fairytale Town – Heidrick Ag History Center (Woodland) – Leland Stanford Mansion State Historic Park – Maidu Museum & Historic Site (Roseville) – Museum of Medical History – Old Sacramento Schoolhouse Museum – Old Sacramento State Historic Park – Roseville Utility Exploration Center – Sacramento Children's Museum – Sacramento Historic City Cemetery – Sacramento History Museum – Sacramento Zoo – Sojourner Truth Multicultural Arts Museum – State Indian Museum – Sutter's Fort State Historic Park – Verge Center for the Arts – Wells Fargo History Museum (Capitol Mall) – Wells Fargo History Museum (Old Sacramento)
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South River Road: land use transition and rail safety become issues
By Steve Marschke
News-Ledger Editor
A petroleum "tank farm" has bumped up against concerns by city leaders about the safety of rail cars loaded with hazardous materials and also the about the changing role of South River Road in West Sacramento. The facility has sued the city about the dispute.
Buckeye Terminals operates a gas distribution facility on both sides of South River Road to serve local BP stations and other operators. As part of its operation at 1700 South River Road, the company has, until December, been operating under a series of "conditional use permits" by which it's been allowed to bring some of its ethanol supply in by train. The last permit expired in December after the city planning commission opted not to renew it.
Meanwhile, West Sacramento officials – like others in the country and Canada – have become increasingly concerned by their lack of control over rail cars moving through the community or being parked in it. Rail operators like Union Pacific are largely immune from local regulation and they don't have to disclose what's in those parked cars, or even if they are full of hazardous materials or they're empty.
Also, since the 1980s, that old industrial riverfront off of South River Road has been zoned to become something more urban and vibrant, although old land uses are "grandfathered in" as long as they don't plan on making big changes to their operations. That strategic change in land use is now finally beginning to look imminent –last year's opening of the Mike McGowan Bridge connecting South River Road to Southport, the likely construction of a new Sacramento River bridge connecting Broadway in Sacramento to the 15th Street area in West Sacramento, and the demolition of the old Cemex Silo just south of the freeway all look like early harbingers of that transition.
When the planning commission voted in November not to extend Buckeye's rail permit, the company appealed the decision to the city council. The council listened on Dec. 17 (quotes below come from city video of that meeting).
Braiden Chadwick, an attorney for Buckeye, argued that the permit should be approved because moving the ethanol by rail is safer than the alternative.
"Rail traffic is not only safer than truck, but also is cleaner in terms of movement of hazardous materials," he said. He added that in the last couple of years, "there's been zero complaints out there" about rail crossings that impeded local traffic.
"There have been no accidents," he added.
Braiden criticized staff for misidentifying ethanol cars and other petroleum product cars, and for putting too much blame on Buckeye for times when rail crossing arms were down at local intersections such as one on Jefferson Boulevard.
West Sacramento's fire chief, Rick Martinez, said the decision between moving a limited amount of ethanol traffic from rail to truck was one of "managed risk."
"We have, as I've stated in the past, no jurisdiction over the movement of rail in our community," said Martinez. "These tanker cars come into our community, they sit for days. . . adjacent to housing, parks and obviously the terminal. With the migration from tank cars to truck, it's just a 'managed risk' situation. It allows us to influence the speed at which they travel through our community, the route which they take, and where they're stored overnight."
City Councilman Bill Kristoff commented at the meeting that he had recently come off of westbound 80 at the South River Road exit, and drove past the water tank and Ironworks subdivision:
"As you look to the left, you saw 20-30 rail cars – I didn't count them, but it took me by surprise," said Kristoff. "I don't know the rail business well enough to know why all of these cars have to stay in our community for as long as they stay, and at the same time we don't get to know what's in them. That's sort of alarming to me."
He noted that many of those cars probably do not contain product for Buckeye.
As the council readied for what would be a unanimous vote against issuing the permit, Mayor Christopher Cabaldon added:
"There is no animus toward the project and Buckeye."
"We're firmly committed to the transition of this area," he said. "But the existing Buckeye facility is absolutely welcome to remain and operate at its existing site to the extend that it's complying with the terms of its permits. If it's not invading the public right of way or engaging in any otherwise illegal activity, it's perfectly welcome to stay in our community in the South River Road district."
He said it's always been clear that the time would come when the city would stop making "extraordinary allowances to nonconforming uses" along South River Road, and that this time has come.
"The era where we would waive our policies around what this district is supposed to be – that era is coming to a close," said Cabaldon.
Buckeye has filed a lawsuit over the decision, saying that putting the ethanol in trucks will increase the threat to public safety.
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Target store doesn't let RCHS students inside during the day
By Bailey Hill and Rebecca Schwartz
River City High School Journalism Class
Groups of students at River City High School, ever since they moved into the new campus on 1 Raider Lane in 2008, have made a habit of spending time after school at Target, which is directly across Linden Road.
Recently, school administration sent an email to teachers to inform students that Target is now restricting minors from entering the store before 5:00 pm unless accompanied by an adult.
River City High School senior Kimi Crist, who frequently went to Target after school said, "…My friends and I go there all the time so we can have time together. I don't think the entire school should be punished for the actions of a few kids."
As news of the restriction began to circulate around campus, reactions to the policy were mixed.
"I think it's kind of a sad commentary on the community's perception of what River City students are like… They [Target] are more frustrated at the students that they would rather lose the money that they are gaining from the students rather than dealing with their behavior," Vice Principal Mrs. Kristin Rodriguez had said.
Officer M. Kirkland, a West Sacramento police department School Resource Officer, had a different perspective. He mentioned the fact that when students steal from target they often try to steal alcohol and that causes both a legal and medical concern.
"…When they go to steal it mainly has to do with alcohol and that gives us a medical concern as a town. Target has been too lenient with the immature students," says Kirkland.
After repeated attempts to contact Target's Chief of Security, they declined to issue an official statement, however claimed that this was a preexisting agreement that they had with the school dating back to when it was first established, and are only asking River City to reemphasize the rule again as they had in the past. Employees of Target had said that they wouldn't have minded the students, if they had been more respectful of Target as a private business.
"We're probably going to open up some after school activities at the Rec Center," said RCHS principal Stan Mojsich, "So maybe some kids, instead of hanging out in front of the store, the number of people hanging out won't be as great, there'll be people doing hopefully some things at the rec center."
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The Jasper County Sheriff's Office, U.S. Marshals and the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) arrested a local man in connection with the robberies and shootings of four Jasper County residents, reports the sheriff's office.
Three schools received checks for $1,000 on Feb. 26, funds that will help with field trip expenses for students, courtesy of the Jefferson County Sheriff's Association (JCSA) "Cops Helping Kids" program.
Weather was an issue last week, with snow falling in every state except Hawaii and Florida. A sharp increase in black bear attacks had Floridians on the alert. Closer to home, hundreds of local citizens battled rain and dense fog to travel to Austin for the biannual Golden Triangle Days at the state capital where they talked, listened and even made a little merry with lawmakers, government officials and their respective staffs.
The 1963 country classic was by George Hamilton IV makes it appropriate that Abilene, Texas, is the site of the Outlaws and Legends Music Festival. The fifth-annual edition of that country music extravaganza will be March 27-28 at the Back Porch of Texas, an outdoor music venue conveniently located off I-20 and Highway 277.
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Well my the specialist we are seeing was actually referred to us by my regualr gyn..... So maybe she doesn't participate in the procedure...??? For the most part I'm pretty confused, our specialist is right around the corner from my gyn, so thats convenient, + he seems really smart. I've noticed that since I've started the PTU for my Thyroid (Graves) that my cycle is now irregular, and this may cause slow ovulation. I noticed some say this is there 3rd or 4th IUI?? Pretty scary to me, I wonder why so many, is the success rate pretty low? We go Thursday to meet w/ our specialist again, to start our IUI process, wish us luck, send up your prayers... Also is IUI cheaper w/ you gyn??
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Hello! First of all I just wanted to tell you that I wish you much success with your IUI. Secondly, my OB does not do IUI, so I don't have any experience with that, but from the literature that I received from my RE, IUI can be somewhat affordable. Sometimes insurance will pay for all of the ultrasounds and bloodwork with the IUI, so that all you have to pay for is the washing of the sperm and the actual procedure. That is a lot less expensive than paying out of pocket for the entire procedure.
Again, I wish you well.
Thanks April, we go tomorrow, send up your prayers!
I have done 4 IUI's. I got preggo on the 4th and then m/c. I am currently waiting for a large cyst to go away so I can try again. I am in Canada so my total cost for IUI is $200. It is an easy procedure. From what I have been told most IUI's are successful within 6 tries. My dr will do it 6 times, and if no BFP (even if it ends in m/c) we have to try something else.
It really isn't that different from a pap test. The most uncomfortable part is the speculum. There may be a slight cramp when injecting the sperm, but it isn't that bad. You then have to lay down for 10-15 mins and then you can go about your day.
Good luck!
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Officials train how to respond to child abductions
Published: Wednesday, February 9, 2011 at 3:33 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, February 9, 2011 at 3:33 p.m.
Hundreds of officials turned out on a frosty Wednesday morning to search for Johnny S. Gone, the person who apparently kidnapped him and the older model car they were seen getting into at the Bradford County Fairgrounds.
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Johnny S. Good and the other kidnapping details were part of a regional training exercise Wednesday morning on how to respond to a child abduction. The exercise was the required final step before the regional Child Abduction Response Team can be certified by the U.S. Department of Justice.
The team includes sheriff's offices in Alachua, Marion and from most other counties as well as police departments in Gainesville, Ocala and in several other smaller cities, all state agencies with a law enforcement branch as well as federal agencies like the FBI that have an office in the region.
Floy Turner, lead assessor for the certification process, said she and other evaluators, "Have not noticed any deficiencies. They are all at the top of their game."
Receiving the certification would mean that all of the participating agencies could be considered as future child abduction response trainers.
During the exercise, officials from the agencies were dispatched to one of three scenes for a scenario that involved the abduction of an 11-year-old boy; San Felasco State Park in Alachua County where the boy was found; and at the Putnam County Softball Complex in Palatka where the suspect was arrested.
"We have had these situations happen here and it is just a matter of time before it happens again so we need to have as many people trained as possible," said Jeff Vash, a Florida Department of Law Enforcement Agent who was coordinating the officers assigned to search for the missing child at the San Felasco scene.
Sherry Kitchens, President of the Child Advocacy Center, said she asked her 11-year-old son to play the part of the missing child.
"I explained that he would be helping the law enforcement officers who keep children safe," Kitchens said. With the help of two officers and a medic, the boy hid in the woods feigning being lost. Within two hours, teams of searchers were dispatched by helicopter, horseback, bicycle, four-wheeler, on foot and with K9 partner to find him.
As in a real abduction case, many non-law enforcement groups and individuals were at the scenes. At San Felasco, the Salvation Army showed up with a food truck to keep searchers fed and hydrated. A group of medical volunteers headed by retired surgeon Maurice Levy were at the scene to provide immediate help if a searcher, the victim or others in the area needed help.
"We do this because if there is an emergency, we need to serve our fellow citizens," Levy said, a sentiment echoed by members of the Community Emergency Response Team and others who volunteered at the scenario and who volunteer during actual emergencies.
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11 News is getting reaction about what happened during a deadly shooting at a gun range. A 9-year old-girl accidentally shot and killed her instructor at a gun range in Arizona.
The girl's parents were with her at the range as she was taught how to fire an Uzi.
The question on a lot of people's mind, why give a child a submachine gun to shoot?
The local gun instructor we talked with says a fully automatic weapon like that Uzi can be a challenge to fire, even for adults. He says the recoil of the gun made it jump out of the girl's hands. He says there are steps that should have been taken to avoid this tragedy.
The Mohave County Sheriff's Office released video of the 9-year-old girl as her instructor shows her how to use the weapon, just minutes before the deadly accident.
Instructor: "You do it just like that, give me one shot"
Then the weapon is switched to fully automatic. The sheriff's office says the girl pulled the trigger and the recoil sent the gun over her head hitting and killing her instructor.
The instructor is 39-year-old Charles Vacca. He is a father and war veteran.
11 News talked to local NRA gun instructor Greg Yowell about the accident.
"As a parent myself, I think it's horrible that she should have to live with that," said Yowell.
Yowell says a full auto gun like that can be difficult for even adults to handle. He says greater precautions are needed when firing that type of gun.
"They make devices to hold a full auto steady, like a tripod or cable mount or something so that the climb will be stopped or you give them less rounds," said Yowell.
Investigators say no laws were broken in the Arizona situation.
There are no Colorado laws that prohibit children from firing guns at ranges in our state, but many gun ranges in the Denver area do not allow kids to fire fully automatic weapons.
The gun range in Arizona where this happened has already changed its rules since this incident. Shooters must now be 5 feet tall or 12 years old to fire any weapon.
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PULLMAN, Wash. - Rain showers did not dampen the enthusiasm last Sunday as Washington State University Track and Field throwers held their Ninth Annual Car Wash and collected $1000 in donations for two local families with medical financial hardships.
During the past nine years, the Cougar throwers have washed cars and raised over $11,000 to donate to local community members in need. This year the donations collected by the WSU javelin, hammer, shot and discus throwers along with several guests from the baseball team, were split equally between the Galene Green family and the Nicole Hodge family. Green is battling a rare and incurable form of Multiple Sclerosis called Tumefactive MS which produces symptoms similar to a severe stroke, including some paralysis. Hodge has a rare heart condition that required open heart surgery earlier this year and claimed the lives of her parents at a young age.
"We want to thank the Pullman Bank of America and the Pullman Chevron Gas Station for their continued support through their donation of the parking lot and water for the car wash," Cougar Associate Track & Field Coach Debra Farwell said. "And we are grateful to the member of the Pullman community who donated cash so generously again this year."


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|VEHICLE - A vehicle includes a power receiving portion that is mounted below a floor panel and that receives electric power in a contactless manner from a power transmitting portion provided outside the vehicle, an electromagnetic shield that prevents an electromagnetic field from passing through, a power receiving portion cover that allows the electromagnetic field to pass through and covers the power receiving portion, and an undercover that allows the electromagnetic field to pass through and covers the power receiving portion cover.
|INTERIOR APPARATUS OF A VEHICLE - A lock device includes a holding structure for holding a state that the ends of the first and second rods have been withdrawn from the first and second lock-receiving portions. Therefore, when a movable member is moved from an open positioner to a closed position, it is possible to prevent the first and second rods from contacting with a fixed member and being pushed by the fixed member. Therefore, a force which will occur if the first and second rods are brought into contact with the fixed member and are pushed by the fixed member does not occur. As a result, when the movable member is closed, it is possible to improve an operating feeling compared with that of a conventional interior apparatus of a vehicle.
|INTAKE APPARATUS - An intake apparatus includes an intake pipe, a resonator and a blowby gas recirculation pipe. The resonator includes a volume portion having a volume chamber therein and a connecting pipe connecting the volume portion and the intake pipe and having a connecting passage connecting the volume chambera and the intake passage. The blowby gas recirculation pipe includes an internal passage therein. The blowby gas recirculation pipe is connected to an axially midway portion of the connecting pipe, and an exit of the internal passage is connected to the connecting passage of the connecting pipe.
|CAPACITOR MODULE - A capacitor module includes a first film capacitor, a second film capacitor, and a bus bar. The first film capacitor has electrodes at both ends thereof. The second film capacitor has electrodes at both ends thereof A lateral face of the second film capacitor is provided adjacent to a lateral face of the first film capacitor. The bus bar electrically connects the first film capacitor and the second film capacitor to an external device. The bus bar is connected to the electrodes on one end side of the first film capacitor and the second film capacitor. The bus bar is extended to the other end side through a gap between the first film capacitor and the second film capacitor.
|PRESS MOLDING SYSTEM - A press molding system (
|FILM CAPACITOR ELEMENT, FILM CAPACITOR, AND METHOD OF PRODUCING THE FILM CAPACITOR ELEMENT - A film capacitor element including a base dielectric film layer
|DIE REPLACING METHOD FOR PRESS FORMING MACHINE - In a press forming machine, a material inserted between at least one pair of oppositely positioned dies can be pressed by the at least one pair of dies, so that a work can be formed from the material. When the at least one pair of dies is replaced, the at least one pair of dies can be replaced while the material or the work is held between the at least one pair of dies.
|PRESS MACHINE DIE UNIT REPLACING DEVICE - A press machine die unit replacing device for replacing die units in a press machine may include a die unit storage device controllably rotatably disposed on a position adjacent to a press machine and having various types of replacement die units that are placed thereon, and a transferring mechanism that is capable of transferring the die units between the die unit storage device and the press machine. The die units selected by controllable rotation of the die unit storage device are capable of being carried in or discharged from the press machine via the transferring mechanism.
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|PRESS MOLDING APPARATUS - A press molding apparatus (
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|VEHICLE-MOUNTED ANTENNA SUBSTRATE UNIT - The present invention is directed to achieving a favorable grounding state in a vehicle-mounted antenna. One end of a bent antenna element
|MOUNTING STRUCTURE OF SWITCH KNOB FOR VEHICLE - A mounting structure of a switch knob for a vehicle includes a panel
|PEDESTRIAN PROTECTION APPARATUS FOR VEHICLEAANM HASEGAWA; KuniakiAACI Kariya-ShiAACO JPAAGP HASEGAWA; Kuniaki Kariya-Shi JPAANM Noyori; KeisukeAACI Toyota-ShiAACO JPAAGP Noyori; Keisuke Toyota-Shi JP - A pedestrian protection apparatus for a vehicle is provided that can sufficiently protect a pedestrian and can advantageously improve aerodynamic performance at a lower region of the vehicle. The apparatus includes a reinforcing portion at a front section thereof. The reinforcing portion includes a plurality of cylindrical structures that extend in a front to back direction of the vehicle and are arranged in a line in a vehicle width direction. The cylindrical structures include: vertical ribs that are opposed to each other in the vehicle width direction and extend in the front to back direction of the vehicle; an upper connecting plate that extends across upper ends of all of the vertical ribs so as to integrally connect the upper ends; and a lower connecting plate that extends across lower ends of all of the vertical ribs so as to integrally connect the lower ends.
|FILM CAPACITOR ELEMENT, FILM CAPACITOR, AND METHOD OF PRODUCING THE FILM CAPACITOR ELEMENT - A film capacitor element is provided which has a smaller size and higher capacity while securing the sufficient withstand voltage at a high level and which can be efficiently produced. The film capacitor element including a laminated body including at least one dielectric film and at least one metal deposition film. The at least one dielectric includes at least one vapor-deposited polymer film. The at least vapor-deposited polymer film is formed by a deposition polymerization of a plurality of monomers each having a structure in which two benzene rings are linked via a linking group.
|APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING LAMINATED BODY - An apparatus is provided that can stably produce a laminated body including a vapor-deposited polymer film having a predetermined composition and thickness on a film substrate. The apparatus includes: a film substrate supply means
|MOLDING MACHINES AND METHODS OF MOLDING RESIN PRODUCTS - In one aspect of the present teachings, a molding machine includes an injection device and a mold. The injection device can inject molten resin. The mold is directly supported by the injection device and defines a cavity for receiving the molten resin injected by the injection device.
|AIR GUIDE PLATE FOR AUTOMOBILE AND SEALING STRUCTURE - An air guide plate is provided which can easily realize stable sealing properties with respect to an automobile part disposed near the air guide plate and which can provide a structure in which the air guide plate and the automobile part are not collided, at a low cost. The air guide plate
|DIRECT MOLDING MACHINE - A direct molding machine may include a mold engageable with a previously formed substrate, and an injection unit. The mold is arranged and constructed to form a cavity defined by the mold and the substrate when the mold is engaged with the substrate. The injection unit is positioned below the substrate and is arranged and constructed to inject a resinous material into the cavity, so as to form a resin part on the substrate and to connect the same thereto.
|TORPEDOES - In one aspect of the present teachings, a torpedo includes a body and a needle pin. The body may have a plurality of blades formed on an outer circumferential surface of the body. The needle pin is received within the body and is axially movable to extend from and retract into a front portion of the body. The plurality of blades may be arranged to ensure a gap between the outer circumferential surface of the body and an inner circumferential wall of an internal space of a nozzle case for receiving a supply of a molten material when the body is received within the internal space. The blades may be formed separately each other.
|INJECTION DEVICE - An injection device may include an injecting portion, and a material feeding portion having a pelletized resinous material. The material feeding portion includes a cylindrical feeding passage that is communicated with the injecting portion, a screw that is disposed in the feeding passage, and a drive mechanism that is configured to rotate the screw about a rotational axis. When the screw is rotated about the rotational axis by the drive mechanism, the pelletized resinous material can be fed into the injecting portion.
|RESIN MEMBER MOLDING METHOD AND RESIN MOLDING APPARATUS - A method of molding a resin member formed by solidifying molten resin M on a resin member on which molding is to be performed, includes first to third steps. The first step includes setting, on the member on which molding is to be performed, a first mold having a first cavity for molding a portion corresponding to a base portion of the resin member. The second step includes setting, on the first mold, a second mold having a second cavity for molding a portion corresponding to a main body portion of the resin member. The second cavity is formed so as to communicate with the first cavity. The third step includes pouring molten M resin into each of the cavities of both of the molds that have been set, and solidifying the molten resin M thus poured such that it is bonded to the member on which molding is to be performed.
|RESIN PRODUCT MANUFACTURING SYSTEM - A resin product manufacturing system includes: molding apparatuses for forming substrates; a substrate removal apparatus for removing the substrates from the molding apparatuses; a metal film deposition apparatus for forming a metal film on the substrates to obtain intermediate products; a substrate carrying machine for carrying the substrates into the metal film deposition apparatus; an intermediate product removal machine for removing the intermediate products from the metal film deposition apparatus; a coating film forming apparatus for forming a coating film on the intermediate products to obtain resin products; an intermediate product carrying machine for carrying the intermediate products into the coating film forming apparatus; first and second transfer apparatuses for transferring the substrates; a first control unit for controlling the substrate removal apparatus; a second control unit for controlling the intermediate product removal apparatus and the metal film deposition apparatus; and a third control unit for controlling the carrying machine.
|Vehicle Interior Part - A vehicle interior part may include a base member, a foamed resin material covering a surface of the base member, and a surface cover member covering a surface of the foamed resin material and a periphery of the base member. The base member has a plurality of through holes that penetrates the same in a thickness direction thereof. The foamed resin material has a squeezed out portion that is squeezed out via the through holes formed in the base member. The squeezed out portion is adhered to the surface cover member.
|Cowl Louver Sealing Structure - A cowl louver sealing structure that is capable of being positioned between a cowl louver and a hood of a vehicle may include an elastic sealing member capable of closing a space between an inner surface of the hood and the cowl louver. The sealing member is directly attached to the cowl louver.
|MULTIPLE PRESS MOLDING MACHINE - A multiple press molding machine may include a plurality of guide shafts and a plurality of die units. Each of the die units includes a pair of dies, a plurality of guide holes and a plurality of bushes each having a through bore. Each of the bushes is positioned so as to surround at least one open peripheries of each of the guide holes. The guide shafts are respectively inserted into the guide holes of the die units and the through bores of the bushes, so that die closing and opening motion can be guided. The through bore of each of the bushes has an inner diameter smaller than a diameter of each of the guide holes.
|STACKED FILM CAPACITOR AND METHOD OF PRODUCING THE SAME - A stacked film capacitor including a resin protective film having excellent durability is provided which can stably secure desired properties. The stacked film capacitor includes a capacitor element
|MOLDING MACHINE - A molding machine includes a plurality of operating die units that are arranged in series while die opening/closing directions of the operating die units are respectively matched with each other. The operating die units can be closed and opened by a common drive source. The molding machine may further include a plurality of replacement die units that are respectively positioned adjacent to the operating die units and are arranged in a direction perpendicular to the die opening/closing directions of the operating die units, and support bases that are capable of moving the replacement die units to die operating positions in which the replacement die units can be closed and opened by the drive source. The support bases are capable of moving the operating die units in the direction perpendicular to the die opening/closing directions thereof and to shift the same in positions different from original positions of the replacement die units.
|MOLDING APPARATUS - An apparatus for performing a predetermined machining operation on a material and performing an injection molding operation of resin on the surface of the material includes a machining mechanism for performing the predetermined machining operation. The machining mechanism includes a holding device, such as a mold for holding the material when the predetermined machining operation, such as a press forming operation, is performed on the material. In a state in which the material is held by the holding device, there is defined a molding space for molding the resin between the surface of the material and the inner surface of a mold member arranged to be opposed to the surface of the material. A resin flow path is provided for communication between the exterior of the molding space and the molding space. An injection mechanism can injecting molten resin into the molding space via the resin flow path.
|AIR GUIDE PLATE FOR AUTOMOBILE AND SEALING STRUCTURE - The air guide plate
|ORGANIC GLASS FOR AUTOMOBILE AND PROCESS FOR PRODUCING THE SAME - An organic glass for automobile is provided which has excellent weatherability, wear-resistance and abrasion-resistance, and which can be mass-produced by a simple and inexpensive process. The organic glass comprises a transparent resin base plate
|APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING MULTILAYER SHEET AND METHOD OF PRODUCING THE MULTILAYER SHEET - An apparatus for producing a multilayer sheet including a resin film, a vapor-deposited metal film and a vapor-deposited polymer film at a low cost and with excellent productivity is provided which comprises: a vacuum chamber which is made to be in a vacuum state by exhaust means; a feeding roller; a take up roller; a first to third rollers, first metal vapor deposition means for forming a first vapor-deposited metal film on one surface of a resin film at a periphery of the first roller; vapor deposition polymerization means for forming a vapor-deposited polymer film on the first vapor-deposited metal film by vapor deposition polymerization at a periphery of the second roller; and second metal vapor deposition means for forming the second vapor-deposited metal film on the other surface of the resin film at a periphery of the third roller.
|METHOD OF FORMING ORGANIC POLYMER THIN FILM AND AN APPARATUS FOR FORMING THE ORGANIC POLYMER THIN FILM - A technique for forming an organic polymer thin film on a surface of a substrate with high film formation efficiency and excellent reproducibility and stability is provided. When a vacuum deposition polymerization for forming an organic polymer thin film is performed on a surface of a substrate
|FILM CAPACITOR AND METHOD OF PRODUCING THE SAME - A film capacitor is provided which has a smaller size and improved capacity while securing a sufficient withstand voltage. The film capacitor comprising a basic element
|REINFORCING BRACE - A reinforcing brace excellent in productivity and cost performance is provided which can advantageously improve a rigidity of a floor panel without deteriorating aerodynamic performance. The reinforcing brace comprising a longitudinal press-formed product including a cylindrical section
|POLYUREA FILM AND METHOD FOR PREPARING SAME - It is an object of the invention to prepare a polyurea film with excellent transparency, light resistance and mass-scale productivity on a substrate of a resin-molded article by a method of vacuum deposition polymerization. A polyurea film obtained by vacuum deposition polymerization of an aromatic alkyl-, alicyclic- or aliphatic diisocyanate monomer and an aromatic alkyl-, alicyclic- or aliphatic diamine monomer, where the diisocyanate monomer and the diamine monomer are selected from diisocyanate monomers and diamine monomers in a relation such that the difference in the activation energy required for the elimination from a substrate between these monomers is 10 kJ or less.
|LIGHT LENS FOR CAR INTERIOR LIGHTING DEVICE - A light lens used for a car interior lighting device for transmitting light from a light source therethrough and illuminating the car interior is provided, and the light lens has a transparent light lens body, electrodes that are colored transparent conductive coating films for detecting the capacitance and located on a light source side of the light lens, and an insulative coating film that has almost the same color and transmission rate as the conductive coating films and is located on the periphery of the conductive coating films. With this configuration, the uniform light transmission rate is achieved over the light lens.
|BATTERY HOLDING FRAME AND ASSEMBLED BATTERY - An insulative battery holding frame for holding a battery cell includes a fixing portion for fixing the frame to a base member, and an electrical connection preventing portion for preventing any electrical connection between the base member and the fixing portion, the connection being caused by flow of a fluid. The electrical connection preventing portion can include an entrance preventing portion for preventing the fluid having electrical conductivity from entering into the fixing portion, and a guiding portion for guiding the fluid into an insulation region arranged in a lower side portion of the secondary battery cell.
|PEDESTRIAN PROTECTION APPARATUS FOR VEHICLE - A pedestrian protection apparatus is provided which prevents occurrence of bending deformation resulting from thermal contraction after the molding of a resin base member. The apparatus includes a resin base member that is fixed to a vehicle at a rear portion thereof and a plurality of reinforcing beads that extend in a front to back direction of the vehicle and space apart from each other in a vehicle width direction at a front portion of the base member. On a portion of the base member positioned between mutually adjacent ones of these reinforcing beads is integrally formed a planar connecting rib extends in a direction perpendicular to an extending direction of the reinforcing beads, so that mutually opposing surfaces of the adjacent reinforcing beads are connected to each other by the connecting rib.
|VEHICLE INTERIOR ILLUMINATION APPARATUS - A vehicle interior illumination apparatus includes a first type touch switch which turns illumination ON and OFF when a human body touches a surface of an illumination lens on a vehicle compartment side, and a second type touch switch which switches between linkage and non-linkage between ON and OFF of illumination and a state of a door when the human body moves on the surface of the illumination lens on the vehicle compartment side. The first type touch switch includes a first transparent electrode on a surface of the illumination lens on the light source side for detecting touch of the human body on the surface of the illumination lens on the vehicle compartment side, and the second type touch switch includes a plurality of second transparent electrodes on the surface of the illumination lens on the light source side for detecting movement of the human body on the surface of the illumination lens on the vehicle compartment side.
|PART MOUNTED ON AUTOMOTIVE COMPARTMENT CEILING - A part mounted on the compartment ceiling of an automotive vehicle which has a casing with burglar alarm sensor and substrate for the lighting equipment assembled therein, wherein the casing is formed of a resin material containing at least one of azadirachtin, meliantriol and salanin, which are insect repellent components contained in triperten, a natural organic compound, so as to prevent insects from intruding through gap P between panel and intrusion sensor of the casing or gap Q between cover and light source, thereby avoiding unattractive looking lens unit, and preventing a fault such as an electric short of substrate which otherwise might be caused by an insect coming into contact with the part.
|Conductive Member Containing Fiber Nanocarbon and Contact Device Using Such Conductive Member - A conductive member composed of a conductive resin transmits a signal by being conductively connected with a body to be connected. The conductive resin includes fiber nanocarbon in the resin.
|SPUTTERING APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR FORMING COATING FILM BY SPUTTERING - A sputtering apparatus is provided which is capable of forming a coating film made of a metallic film on a coating surface of a substrate by sputtering to have such a film thickness that gradually increases or gradually decreases from its one end side to the other end side. The apparatus comprising: at least one supporting means supporting at least one substrate such that a coating surface thereof is opposed to an emission surface of a sputtering target at an angle; and at least one shielding member for preventing part of sputtering particles emitted from the emission surface from reaching the coating surface, the at least one shielding member being disposed in the vacuum chamber so as to be positioned in a space between the coating surface of the at least one substrate and the emission surface of the sputtering target.
|SHOCK ABSORBING STRUCTURE FOR VEHICLE - A shock absorbing structure for a vehicle including a top wall to which a shock is to be applied and two side walls integrally formed with the top wall and extending from the top wall such that the side walls are opposed to each other, thereby forming an angular U-shaped cross section. The side walls have a waveform in which convex portions and concave portions are alternately and continuously provided. In addition, a bottom plate is integrally formed with an end portion of the respective side walls. The shock absorbing structure further includes a first window portion that is formed over a portion of the each side wall including a part of a bottom portion and parts of opposite side portions of the concave portions and a portion of the bottom plates that is connected to the bottom portion and that is positioned between the opposite side portions.
|SUBSTRATE SUPPORTING DEVICE AND SPUTTERING APPARATUS INCLUDING THE SAME - A substrate supporting device for forming a coating film having a maximally even and necessary thickness with a sufficiently strong adhesiveness and a good film quality on a substrate, and a sputtering apparatus including such a substrate supporting device. The substrate supporting device for supporting a substrate on which a coating film is formed by sputtering is disposed in a vacuum chamber so as to be opposed to a sputtering target. The substrate supporting device is rotatable around a first rotation axis by a first driving mechanism and is rotatable around a second rotation axis by a second driving mechanism.
|DECORATED RESIN MOLDED ARTICLE AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING THE SAME - A decorated resin molded article that can secure a high durability and can represent a sufficiently realistic metal texture in appearance is provided as follows. A metal thin film is directly formed on a design surface of a substrate by either a physical vapor deposition method or a chemical vapor deposition method to provide a metallic decoration. Additionally, a topcoat layer is formed with a thickness of 10 to 40 μm on the metal thin film. The topcoat layer comprises a transparent coating film having an adhesive property to both of the substrate and the metal thin film.
|Automotive Antenna Apparatus and Method for Connecting Antenna Element to Cable - The present invention improves the workability in installation work for an antenna element which is disposed in an interior space of an automotive exterior accessory. A joint
|Vehicle Accessory Touch Switch - A touch switch for controlling accessory equipment of a vehicle in such a manner that malfunctions caused by factors such as changes in atmospheric conditions, receipt of an electromagnetic impulse, or the like can be avoided. A vehicle accessory touch switch comprises a touch section having a sensor conductor plate which is touched by an operator, a capacitance measurement section which measures a change in electrostatic capacity of the sensor conductor plate to a ground conductor as a sensor conductor plate capacity change, and a control section which controls accessory equipment according to comparison between the sensor conductor plate capacity change and a control judgment value, wherein the vehicle accessory touch switch controls the accessory equipment according to an operator touching the touch section, a sub-conductor plate is disposed, the capacitance measurement section measures a change in electrostatic capacity between the sub-conductor plate and the ground conductor as a sub-conductor plate capacity change, and the control section decides the control judgment value according to the sub-conductor plate capacity change measured by the capacitance measurement section.
|PEDESTRIAN PROTECTION APPARATUS FOR VEHICLE - A pedestrian protection apparatus for a vehicle, including a plate member which is disposed at a front face of the vehicle, which includes front and rear portions, and which is fixed at the rear portion to the vehicle with at least a leading end part of the front portion protruded from the front face of the vehicle, the apparatus being arranged to sweep a leg portion of a pedestrian, thereby protecting the leg portion, wherein the leading end part includes at least one horizontally extending portion and a plurality of vertically extending portions each having an anterior surface substantially orthogonal to a horizontal plane, the horizontally extending portion and the vertically extending portions being formed integrally with the leading end part so as to be alternately disposed in the frontward and backward direction of the vehicle and extend in a staircase-like form.
|ANTENNA APPARATUS - A joint includes a cable receiving groove to which a coaxial cable is fixed. The joint further includes, at both ends of the cable receiving groove, an element setup portion to which the antenna element can be attached and fixed and a ground setup portion to which the ground can be attached and fixed. The element setup portion includes engagement protrusions that can engage with engagement holes of the antenna element. The ground setup portion includes engagement protrusions that can engage with engagement holes of the ground. The engagement of the protrusions and the holes can define the positions of the antenna element and the ground relative to the joint and also defines a mutual position between the antenna element and the ground.
|PEDESTRIAN PROTECTION APPARATUS FOR VEHICLE - A pedestrian protection apparatus for a vehicle, including: a plate member, which includes front and rear portions, and which is fixed at the rear portion to the vehicle; and at least one reinforcing bead each formed integrally on the front portion of the plate member and each including a bead-extending portion and a bead-end portion which extends integrally from a rear-side edge of the bead-extending portion for connecting the rear-side edge and the rear portion of the plate member, the apparatus being arranged to sweep a leg portion of a pedestrian that has collided with the front of the vehicle by contact of a front end of the plate member with the leg portion, thereby protecting the leg portion, wherein a connecting portion between the bead-end portion and the rear portion of the plate member is gently curved without being folded.
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Thursday, June 09, 2011
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A lot of riding around today still got over 9500 steps in. Eating on the high side if my calculation were right. Oh well tomorrow is another busy day of riding around. Good night all.... Read more
Wednesday, June 08, 2011
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Well for dinner tonight I made grilled chicken breast with Macaroni salad and grilled pineapple slice. MMMM MMMM Good. Pretty good day today I know I tired out sitting here writing this. Have some dished to clean up then a shower and off to bed.... Read more
Tuesday, June 07, 2011
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Well after work today I had a wild hair and drove out to the mall for a walk. I got 60 mins in and it felt great to get some extra steps back into my routine. By the time I got home and had some lunch I needed a nap. I go into work at 3:00 in th... Read more
Monday, June 06, 2011
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Well I'm finding other ways to get the steps and exercise in. Aside from the two to three hours of strenuous work (actually get up a good sweat while working not to mention 7k steps) in the morning. Walked down to the pool and did some laps ther... Read more
Sunday, June 05, 2011
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This was a very tame weekend. We didn't do a whole lot. Got walks in both days. Went in and prepped for the VFW Men's Aux breakfast this morning. Nancy and I went out and got some fishing in for a bit tonight. Well hope you all had a great one g... Read more
Thursday, June 02, 2011
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Well with the new job comes different work schedules. This week for 2 days I was in training and then today and tomorrow back to my early schedule. Still liking it though. When I was on 8-5 shift of some walking in. On my regular shift still try... Read more
Monday, May 30, 2011
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Yep it waS A VERY NICE weekend lots of things going on and got some walking in also. Well hope you all had a great weekend also.... Read more
Saturday, May 28, 2011
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Well today was able o get an hour of walking in and 3 good hours of strenuous mopping and sweeping. Felt real good. Well hope you all are having a great weekend now I can start mine.... Read more
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
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Good night all long day not really into writing much.... Read more
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
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Well, nothing that's right no exercise again other than 2 hours of mopping, 1 hour of sweeping and and hour walking around picking up trash bags emptying trash cans. Well fr sure the type of exercise I'm getting is different and I am still walki... Read more
Monday, May 23, 2011
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Well with my schedule today and the heat no walk done. Got to get my Mountain Bike back together so I can start riding instead of walking in this heat. Don't really want to go walking at 2 in the morning. good night all.... Read more
Sunday, May 22, 2011
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This whole weekend was pretty good. Got some time in at the post and with some friends. Hope you all had a wondrous weekend also.... Read more
Saturday, May 21, 2011
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Well I stepped on the scale this morning after my walk and found a very interesting thing. What was there was 7 less pounds than what was there the last time I stepped on that darn thing. That was about two weeks ago. I guess all the new activit... Read more
Friday, May 20, 2011
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Been up since 2 am work walking and helped out with steak nite at the post good night all.... Read more
Thursday, May 19, 2011
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Well those of you here in central Florida know what I'm talking about with the heat. Boy wasn't it nice the last couple of days today is just s reminder of what we are heading for this summer I think. Will going to have to find another form of c... Read more


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With elections just four weeks away and three vacant seats on the Colonial Beach School Board and only two write-in candidates to fill those seats, Colonial Beach schools are facing another hard break with the exit of Superintendent DonnaPower.
Colonial Beach Superintendent Donna Power announced Thursday morning Oct. 11 that she has accepted another superintendent position in Page County Public Schools.
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At the September Colonial Beach school board meeting members were stumped by the need for structural engineering services required by Colonial Beach Building Inspector Dextor Monroe. New details from Monroe shed light on his requirements.
Monroe said in a phone interview Tuesday morning, Sept. 18, that the original engineer's report from September 2011 stated that the building's roof was in danger of collapse in the original two-story section.
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Colonial Beach School Board welcomed Mary Fisher as the new elementary school principal. A student in Colonial Beach from kindergarten to seventh grade, Fisher has returned to her childhood home after receiving an impressive education and built a long resumé.
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Due to Mr. Michael Shumate's background in business, marketing and IT, the Colonial Beach High School will be able to offer dual enrollment classes at the high school next year and seniors will also be able to attend college classes at Rappahannock Community College due to Power's creative solution to transportation.
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You can call them Learning Cottages or Modular Learning Centers, but if you call the new Middle School Mod Pod "trailers," Superintendent Donna Power said jokingly, she will kick you out!
Power, beaming with pride, addressed a large crowd of teachers, parents, school board members and a few students at the dedication ceremony held on Monday.
Middle schools students walked into the new school on Jan. 3 with open, trusting arms according to Power, who has fielded questions from middle school students asking if the 100 year old building that was shut down due to damage will still be their school. Power tells them, "It will always be your school!" Power warns parents that the future is uncertain for the old building but assures them the school board and staff are doing everything they can to see if it can be restored to its former glory by working with FEMA and historical experts.
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The Colonial Beach School Board learned at the January meeting, when Superintendent Donna Power presented the first draft budget of the upcoming 2012–2013 school year, that the school may be facing a possible $292,823 budget shortfall due to stimulus money ending or declining.
Total projected revenue for the next school year is estimated at $6,963,122 and expenditures are projected at $7,255,945.
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Hairy nipple 'shroom.
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