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Our company is a printing materials suplier in Viet Nam since 2002(Mainly's for Screen printing, offset printing...). We would like find the manuf... Aug 30, 2014 This buyer wants to receive quotations only from Premium Members .
TP co.,Ltd
Specifications1.be used as hydraulic electric furnace system transmission medium 2.used for coal mine hydraulic support Description: Coal Mine H... Jan 24, 2014 100 ( Barrel ) 100000 ( Barrel )
Our company is looking for a primer(sealant) and a basecoat of Acrylic Emulsion suited for EPS (Extruded Polystyrene) surface reinforcement and pro... May 05, 2013
Mihashi Corporation
Looking for serious Coaters exporting JUMBO rolls per followings:- 1) OPP Jumbo Rolls( water base) 36-38-40-43-45 Mic x 1280mm x 4000M ... Sep 28, 2012
Meadic Industries
Hong Kong
The paint is a new type product produced by advanced technology, and mainly made from natural rock powders (such as granite, white marble, marble, ... Sep 19, 2012
Barlow Coatings Shanghai Co,.Ltd
For use in water borne emulsion paint Dec 28, 2011 This buyer wants to receive quotations only from Premium Members .
Saudi Arabia
We are urgently requiring Acrylic Emulsion Water- Based from any worldwide supplier source from India in a limited quantity of 1 Barrel. Interested... Aug 04, 2011 This buyer wants to receive quotations only from Premium Members .
Hello, I need an impregnating emulsion. It should have dust and water proof properties. Jul 14, 2011
high solid content, heavy duty, low operating temperature, excellent water resistance and weather resistance. It meets the Germany D3 standard, esp... Nov 17, 2010
Winlong chemical industrial co., ltd
Please contact:Kris A G-talk ID:aijiezn Skype:aijie_a_j Yahoo Messenger:oilpurifier.kris Tel:00862368829592 Fax:00862386197078 Mobile:0086152... Aug 23, 2010
Chongqing Zhongneng oil purifier m...
We are an ISO 9001 ( 2000 revision) certified and CRISIL SE-1A rated manufacturers of performance chemicals for processing textiles, garments, pape... Jul 24, 2010
We would like to buy Emulsion PVC for artificial leather. Emulsion PVC white solid material, odour less powder, it is resistant against acids, b... Jul 15, 2010
Sur Suni Deri AS.
VE grape seed soft capsule Ingredient: Grape seed extract, Vitamin E, Soybean oil, Beeswax, Gelatin, Glycerin, Red iron oxide, Brown iron oxide, ... Jul 13, 2010
Xinxin International Co., Ltd.
We need this chemical, sodium dioctyl sulphosuccinate for our plant operation specifically in oil-water emulsion breaking Feb 23, 2010
Naturelink Industries Company
We are interested in buying of Adhesives EVA Emulsion for Paper Lamination, Film to Film Lamination Adhesive PU (Solvent base, Solvent Less) Water ... Feb 15, 2010
Dynamic Corporation
I am looking for Water Based Resin Emulsion . Please give me detail with minimum and maximum quantity detail. We are waiting for the best response ... Feb 02, 2010 This buyer wants to receive quotations only from Premium Members .
manufacturing water borne styrene acrylic, pure acrylic, silicon acrylic, vinyl acrylic emulsion and adhesive, polyurethane. email:***** Nov 28, 2009
BATF industrial co., ltd.
STMULATION CHEMICALS Hydrochloric Acid 32% (20.2 BE) Acid Corrosion Inhibitor Acid Corrosion Inhibitor Acid Corrosion Inhibitor High Temper... Nov 21, 2009
Ray International LLC
Propylene Oxide is colorless liquid with smell similar to aether; soluble in water, ethanol and aether etc. Propylene Oxide is used in producing p... Nov 11, 2009
Kindun Chemical Group Co., Limited
1- Titanium Dioxide 2- Methyl Methacrylate Monemer Resin 3- Butyl acrylate Monemer Resin 4- Hydroxy propyl methacrylate Monemer Resin 5... Oct 27, 2009
Require Goji Berry juice or extract. Must be suitable for inculsuion in skincare products (oil in water emulsion) and must be certified by EcoCert. Sep 16, 2009
Taahira Natural Skincare
We provide not only Surfactants for Emulsifiable Concentrates(EC), Wettable Powders(WP), Soluble Powders(SP), Water Dispersible Granules (WDG), Sol... Jun 08, 2009
Model 4D-SY6.3-80MPa electric hydraulic test pump is mainly used in hydrostatic test for various pressure containers, oxygen cylinder, pipe, valve ... May 29, 2009
HebeiraoyangHongyuan Machinery Co....
Water based bitumen paint or emulsion for waterproofing basements and retaining walls May 01, 2009 This buyer wants to receive quotations only from Premium Members .
UES Promura
I am looking for a good manufacturer who can supply"Rig Washing Powder" regularly in bulk quantities. Item: Powder Dtergent Use:Cleanin... Apr 26, 2009
Proman project managment
Description: Ivory white powder or lamellar solid. Functional uses: It is usually as the additive in candy, ice cream, cake, and bread, which ha... Apr 15, 2009
Henan Pari Chemical Co., LTD.
1. oil well/off shore of crude oil additives: 1.1) paraffin control aid: to improve the crude oil transport-speed in the pipe and decrease the cost... Mar 12, 2009 This buyer wants to receive quotations only from Premium Members .
Products Importing Plastisol inks, glitters, foils, coates screen plastisol inks, magna colours water based environment free screen printing ch... Mar 04, 2009 This buyer wants to receive quotations only from Premium Members .
We are looking for silicon emulsion water base anti foam please send us detail and price quotation ASAP Feb 20, 2009 This buyer wants to receive quotations only from Premium Members .
Messers; Good Day We are Egyptian Swiss Chemical Industries CO. Producing high Quality Building and industrial chemicals , Iso 900... Dec 27, 2008 This buyer wants to receive quotations only from Premium Members .
Swiss chem.
we are in urgent need of diazo photosensitizer for use in Emulsion(Diazo) Water and Solvent Resistance , 200kgs every two months. Apr 24, 2008
Henan kingway chemicals co.,ltd.
The wax is water-reducible and is used under addition of DEMI WATER! water- reducible emulsion Feb 11, 2008
Titan India
We are in the drilling fluid and cement business. I am a former owner of a drilling fluid company but I have decided to get into a whole seller dis... Jun 12, 2007 This buyer wants to receive quotations only from Premium Members .
These are the paint products we manufacture 1) Universal Stainer Colour concentrate used for tinting water and oil base paint. 2) Emulsion Pa... Jun 08, 2007
Associated Paints Co. LLC
Dear Sirs Please send me your best price for 15000 Kg of antifoam organic easily dispersant in sea water phase emulsion form,absolute silica free ... Mar 17, 2007 This buyer wants to receive quotations only from Premium Members .
Peninsula basic chemicals and dete...
We are after the following paint products for internal wall finishes, and othres please quote ASAP Water based alkali resisting acrylic wall pri... Feb 06, 2007 This buyer wants to receive quotations only from Premium Members .
BIT Group
Dear Sir: We are very much interested to import "Explosives & Detonators for Seismic Survey" for Petroleum Exploration and Product... Apr 18, 2006
Galaxy Trade International
Supply Paint and Protective Coating of Jotun Paint A/S Norway. All kind of paint and coating consist of: Marine Paint & Coating : Epoxy, PU,... Mar 22, 2006
Jotun Paints Vietnam
1. Water base Acrylic resins : This acrylic emulsion is used to produce Black out curtains. This material is first frothed in the foaming machi... Feb 23, 2006
TexxOne Pvt. Ltd.
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CCOF has recently revised important sections of the CCOF Certification Program Manual. These changes include the following:
The National Organic Program (NOP) recently announced an important clarification to the use of chlorine in organic production systems. This may require operational changes for some CCOF clients who use chlorine for postharvest washing of crops. The NOP now requires that a potable water rinse follows chlorine used in postharvest water at more than 4 parts per million (ppm). CCOF was previously able to approve the use of chlorine at levels above 4 ppm in postharvest usage because of industry confusion over the meaning of the word "residual" in the regulations.
(September 25, 2013) Santa Cruz, CA - USDA and Japan announced Thursday at Natural Products Expo East a new organic equivalency agreement, finalizing many years of perseverance toward equivalence without critical variances. As of January 1, 2014, the Japan Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries will recognize the USDA National Organic Program (NOP) as equivalent to Japanese Agricultural Standards (JAS). CCOF engaged early in the agreement process, representing our more than 2,600 members by hosting visits with Japanese officials here in the United States.
CCOF believes that organic livestock standards should require humane and ethical treatment of animals during all stages of production, including transport and slaughter. CCOF, consistent with our mission and principles, has long advocated for NOP standards that ensure outdoor and soil access.
In December 2011, the NOSB unanimously passed a recommendation on Animal Welfare and Stocking Rates that capped off several years of work on these subjects. The NOSB recommendations were consistent with CCOF and other organizations' recommendations.
The National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) will meet October 28-30 in Louisville, Kentucky to review organic standards and to determine what recommendations it will make to the National Organic Program (NOP) for future rulemaking.
In recent weeks we at CCOF have observed a variety of activities and discussions about organic certification and organic standards.
The fall 2015 National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) meeting will be held October 26-29 in Stowe, Vermont. This biannual meeting impacts what materials producers can use in organic production. After reviewing public comment and hearing testimony at the meeting, NOSB will make recommendations on standards and materials to the National Organic Program (NOP).
Don't miss out! Submit your feedback to the National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) before the October 8th deadline. The National Organic Standards Board (NOSB)* will meet October 26-29 in Stowe, Vermont, to review organic materials and standards. The long list of materials up for review by NOSB during this meeting includes humic acids, parasiticides, and colors used in processing. Your operation may be affected!
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What advice would your current competitive racer self impart to your novice competitive racer self?
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In a race, when you feel good/recovered, so does everyone else
What advice would your current competitive racer self impart to your novice competitive racer self?
I'll start:
In a race, when you feel good/recovered, so does everyone else
HTFU: You will never do well in a race without digging into that pain cave.
When did I get a hot tub...
Anyways. It's probably be: Drink less, fatty.
2010 Soul Faith
2008 Trek Madone 5.2 Pro
1970s Univega Fixie
"Do what you think you ought to."
Pick different parents
145lb guys shouldn't go to the front and pull into the wind. Since I've learned this lesson I've gone from a 4-3 in five races.
You'll never make it.
Oh and "start sooner"
~Quit d1cking around with triathlons & marathons; you'll only fudge up your left knee.
~Forget about tubular tires and the latest sunglasses; spend the money on a pro bike fitting instead.
~Try several different saddles instead of attempting to make your current one work.
~When you get to Holland & Belgium, don't give up after getting promptly dropped the first four races. Ask the team coach what he thinks you should do.
~Keep in touch with Mark & Rebecca Fletcher of Esprit Velo Club
~Don't believe the Killbot Factory recruiter; your chances of making the all-Army racing team are pretty much nil.
~Don't request Fort Carson. Sure, it's near the Olympic Training Center & Velodrome, and it is Colorado, but it's Colorado Springs and the roads around there suck for riding. (Stay in Holland.)
I know exactly what my Hot Tub Time Machine moment is. The KC Royals at one time used to have lots of open try outs all over the country. Back then I was about 20 years old and had a 90+ mph fastball. I didn't go to the try out. At the time I wasn't happy with my curve ball (I over threw it badly), but had a really good knuckle ball. I was such an idiot that I thought that stuff like that would matter. I-jet.
Don't get me started with HTTM moments vis-a-vis women. That could fill an encyclopedia. Lucky for me the one I liked the best is my wife.
I'm the world's forgotten boy. The one who's searchin', searchin' to destroy.
still a novice....waiting for self from future to give me advice....
enjoy crushing souls in the 3's for a bit longer because once you start racing with the big boys its a whole new ballgame haha...
don't give up the gig for the broad
cycling is like baseball ~ it doesn't take much to make it interesting
Sign up for the college cycling team.
Cyclists of the world, unite! You have nothing to lube but your chains!
When you were 17 and your dad offered to buy you a racing bike and gear rather than see you get into motorcycles? You should have done that.
And you shouldn't have turned down two different jobs at Netscape because "no one can make money giving browsers away for free". You were right except for all the employees who are multi-millionaires now.
Why did you quit riding in college you dumb ass?
attack more.
and train for TT type efforts more.
"have fun and be kind"
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Your body is a machine, but the parts repair themselves and replacement sucks. If you have any minor injury, let it heal before you destroy your body and then your mind.
Truth, like light, blinds. Falsehood, on the contrary, is a beautiful twilight that enhances every object.
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Spend more time in the hottub
Don't pigeon hole yourself into perceived strengths and weaknesses based on body type/attitude. Keep an open mind, you really really don't know what you're going to be good at. Really. I'm totally effing serious noobs.
I spent way too long thinking I was a climber.
Lol, ze.
I don't have the palmares you do, but I thought the same till I got a powermeter as well. I was like oh, I weigh 142 lbs, I bet I'm the bestest climber ever.
Fast forward to power meter and crits. Wait, it's the end of the race what am I doing mixing it up at the front. Oh will you look at that, I just sprinted past that fast lookin' fellah. Woah.
Truth, like light, blinds. Falsehood, on the contrary, is a beautiful twilight that enhances every object.
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Teens across the country voted for their favorite TEEN book during Teen Read Week. Over 5,000 online ballots were cast and with an extra vote thrown in by specially selected Teen Reading Groups, the final ranking of the top 10 books of the year are listed here: Teens Top Ten. Is your favorite book from last year listed here? If not, feel free to submit it here. After all, we don't always agree with judging results, take Emmett and Mario for instance.


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Show off your special weapons when you put on the Sexy Deluxe SWAT Agent Costume. This tight costume is going to make sure that you can draw out any criminal using just your body. The outfit comes with a skin tight black crop top that has fishnet style long sleeves that double as gloves. A black waist cincher laces up in the back but has strap detailing on the front. Lastly, the skin tight black pants are included that are completed by the black belt and gun holster. The hat and tall black boots don't come with the purchase but are found in our accessories section. You'll be ready to tackle any crime scene when you're wearing this costume. The only tactic you'll need to know is the best way to pay for this amazing outfit.
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The Women's Political Primer: Part II
Do Not Wait to Be Motivated
Do Not Wait to Be Motivated
Do you understand that we cannot wait to be motivated?
We Must Work Now.
H istorians and organizers alike point out that social change in this country comes largely as a result of tireless, persistent grassroots organizing by citizens across towns, cities, and rural communities. For example, people of color did not gain equal rights during the 1960s and 1970s because the white male elected majority in Washington, D.C. decided to hand them those rights. (At the time, the United States Congress was composed of 97% white men.) Rather, African-Americans organized church by church, and community by community, fighting hard for each and every victory. Women were not given the right to vote; they organized and demanded the right during 150 years of living as second-class citizens in this country. The women's rights movement in the last three decades gained acceptance not because elected officials or the corporate community decided it was time for


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Home > News > Nation
Monday, 3 February 2014
by a. ruban
A family adventure: Jamalulail and his family posing in front their trusty motor home.
SHAH ALAM: Jamalulail Ismail left his comfortable job in England and decided to travel with his family of six in a motor home.
Their 155-day journey took them across 26 countries before arriving at Bukit Kayu Hitam last month.
The 45-year-old mechanical engineer from Perak said he made the decision on a whim to travel by road from Sunderland, England, and back to Malaysia.
He was accompanied by his wife Sofinee Harun, 38, and their children, Puteri Sabeera, 17, Muhammad Syameem, 16, Sumrah, 13, and Ahmad Seif, 10, during the whole trip.
"Travelling is the best form of education. Besides, a family that travels together sticks together," he said when met here yesterday.
He went to Britain for further studies in 1999 and obtained a doctorate before joining an engineering company there.
He moved to another company before resigning to pursue his dream to travel home to Malaysia in a motor home.
Jamalulail said he and his wife carried out home-schooling for their children during the long journey on their 1998 Mercedes Splinter Caravan.
"We also learned more about the countries that we visited. Such things are a priceless experience. We also managed to learn a few foreign languages along the way," he added.
Their biggest challenge during the cross-continent journey was to stay together in a confined cabin during different weather conditions.
"Money was also a problem as we spent almost £60,000 (RM330,000). The weather was something we really had a tough time dealing with too," he said.
Jamalulail said China was quite expensive to travel by road.
"We had to obtain a new vehicle licence and a driving licence when we got to China.
"The petrol price there was RM7 per litre at that time and we spent almost US$1,000 (RM3,300) on toll," he added.
On his plans here in Malaysia, Jamalulail said he had yet to travel to Sabah and Sarawak, which might be where he will go next.
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Window Shopping: retail business briefs for Jan, 24
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Retailer plans open house
Gourmet Gallery plans to host a pre-inventory open house 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at both locations. Shoppers will be provided with samples, recipes and a storewide discount. Gourmet Gallery is located at 2820 NW 122 in Oklahoma City and 1532 S Boulevard in Edmond.
Wienermobile to visit OKC
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile, a 27-foot-long hot dog on wheels, is touring the country and plans to stop this weekend at several metro-area Walmart stores. Visitors can take a peek inside and receive an Oscar Meyer wiener whistle. Appearances include: Noon to 4 p.m. Friday at Walmart, 9011 NE 23; 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Walmart, 5401 Tinker Diagonal; 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday at Walmart, 6100 W Reno; 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday at Walmart, 7800 NW Expressway; and 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Walmart, 100 E Interstate 240 Service Road.
Coke to mix social media with ads
NEW YORK — Most people will be cheering for the San Francisco 49ers or Baltimore Ravens during Super Bowl XLVII on Feb. 3. But Coca-Cola is asking viewers to cheer for three very different groups in an interactive marketing blitz during the big game: a troupe of showgirls, a band of cowboys and a biker-style gang of "badlanders" — all on a quest for a thirst-quenching Coke in a desert. The campaign, which will include TV spots as well as a website and interaction with consumers on social media sites like Twitter and Instagram, asks viewers to vote online for their favorite group. It is the beverage maker's latest attempt to capture interest of people who watch the Big Game with a tablet or smartphone nearby.
Ikea plans global expansion
STOCKHOLM — Ikea says it plans to open 25 new outlets and recruit 75,000 more workers overall by 2020, as its global market share last year increased with annual net profit growing 8 percent to $4.3 billion. The world's largest furniture retailer on Wednesday reported revenue of $36.5 billion for the 2012 fiscal year, up from $34.5 billion a year earlier. The company does not release quarterly figures. Ikea Group CEO Mikael Ohlsson said most growth last year was in China, Russia and Poland, closely followed by the United States and Germany. The Sweden-based company has 338 stores employing some 154,000 people in more than 40 countries.
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Dr. John Corzine, 64, St. Joseph, Missouri died Saturday, June 21, 2014 at Heartland Regional Medical Center from complications due to a car accident in Honduras in June 2009.
He was born December 4, 1949 to Emil and Jacquelyn (Haskell) Corzine in Kansas City, Missouri.
He married Diana Marie Hugi in December 1969. She survives of the home.
Dr. Corzine attended medical school in Kansas City, and completed a residency in Anesthesiology and practiced from 1979-2009. He served in the United States Health service at the appointment of Bob Dole.
He was a long time member of the Buchanan County Medical Society and the Missouri State Medical Association and was a Fellow in the American Osteopathic College of Anesthesiologists. His hobbies were cooking and painting.
John was preceded in death by his parents; and sister, Marianne Klancke.
Additional Survivors: son, Jason Corzine, Mission, Kansas; sister, Carolyn Cunningham (Hollis); nephew, Troy Cunningham; niece, Tracy Maire (Jim) all of Paola, Kansas; brother-in-law, Kirk Klancke, Frasier, Colorado; and nieces, Carridy Koski and Krista Klancke, Denver, Colorado.
Memorial Services: 3:00 P.M. Saturday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home & Crematory. Inurnment Whispering Pines Cremation Garden at St. Joseph Memorial Park. The family will receive friends 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Friday, Meierhoffer Funeral Home & Crematory. Flowers are appreciated and for those wishing to make a contribution, the family requests they be made to Adopt a Family Christmas, AFL-CIO Community Services, St. Joseph, MO. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.
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Jewish Women May Rule the Kitchen - but Who Makes It Kosher?
For the first time, the Orthodox Union and Star-K offer courses for women on Jewish dietary laws, though not explicitly to train them as mashgichot.
Religious Jewish women, the primary cooks in Orthodox families, have long ruled kosher kitchens and served as crucial, informal kosher watchdogs for their families and guests. But those women are rarely trusted with the even more powerful, formal task of professionally supervising the production of kosher food.
This may be starting to change. For the first time, both the Orthodox Union and Star-K, two large Orthodox kosher agencies, are offering courses for women in the Jewish dietary laws of kashrut this year. Neither course will explicitly train women to be mashgichot, official kosher supervisors, even though there is no religious prohibition against it, and the move has caused some debate and friction within religious circles.
Still, around 25 women came to the New York area in August to attend a five-day advanced course organized by the O.U. that included visits to industrial kosher kitchens and classroom sessions intended to provide "a comprehensive, in-depth overview of the entire kashrut industry, including the home kitchen," said Rabbi Yosef Grossman, education director of the O.U., which is the largest kosher-supervising body in the United States
Star-K will offer for the first time a two-day course in the fall "to women who are already in the kashrus field, a chance to enhance their knowledge," said Rabbi Mayer Kurcfeld, Star-K's assistant director of supervision. He said that about 20 percent of Star-K's mashgichot, in local businesses such as restaurants and hospitals, are women.
"The course given to women is geared towards doing local kashrus. We won't go through all the halachic long, lengthy analysis and all the origins of every rule. Our intention here will not be 'go here and make a halachic ruling' it is to enhance abilities to do their job," Kurcfeld explained. The women students will also not visit a slaughterhouse, as Star-K has no women serving as kosher slaughterers, or as supervisors at large food plants.
In contrast, the O.U. offers two courses for men, one lasting a week and another more in-depth course that runs for three weeks. While neither provides the entire course of study to become a mashgiach, a large percentage of the men go on to become professional supervisors in their communities.
When asked whether women could ever serve in those roles, Grossman immediately and curtly deferred to his superior, Rabbi Moshe Elefant, the O.U.'s executive rabbinic coordinator and chief operating officer, who told the Forward: "We currently do not have any women in that role, but that doesn't mean that they are unable or that that has to be that way. We are not adverse to considering a woman for such a position."
There certainly are women interested- such as Ruth Greiter, a formally trained chef who is now a stay-at-home mother and who frequently entertains large groups of guests. "This is a stepping stone," she said of the O.U. course. "I'm hoping to find more." When asked if she would enroll in a course to become a mashgicha, she responded, "I would do it at the drop of a pin."
Another participant, who withheld her name for fear that it would affect her business negatively, said, "Kashrut is very much a male world, and it will be very interesting to see if women are let in."
There are Orthodox women who argue that, in fact, they are better equipped to serve as supervisors, bringing more kitchen experience to the job than their male counterparts. "There are oversights that a man can make because he doesn't know what to look for, because they're not raised in a kitchen. My daughters know it instinctively. The men have to be told. A woman knows that," Greiter stressed.
Her fellow students in the O.U. course echoed that sentiment while at Dougies Barbecue, a kosher restaurant in the Orthodox Brooklyn neighborhood of Boro Park where the O.U. course met one morning in late August. The group of 25 women clad in long skirts and modest hair coverings listened intently as Rabbinic Coordinator Dov Schreier sat at the head of a long table telling of an oversight by one male kosher supervisor.
One woman interrupted and eagerly asked who the supervisor was, but before the rabbi could respond, two women- nearly in unison- emphatically commented: "This is where having a woman would have made a difference."
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Thunder: Keeping a frustrated Russell Westbrook in the game was a wise decision
With the Thunder trailing 84-72 and 2:58 remaining in the third quarter Wednesday night, NBA official Scott Foster ruled OKC point guard Russell Westbrook had lost the ball out of bounds while driving to the basket against the Phoenix Suns.
With a stoppage in play, both teams headed to their benches for a media timeout. Westbrook instead lagged behind, animatedly pleaded his case with Foster and was slapped with a technical foul.
After receiving the "T," Westbrook continued to argue with Foster, who easily could have ejected the two-time All-Star with another technical.
Westbrook was still emotional as teammates met him at midcourt and finally steered him toward the bench.
OKC coach Scott Brooks routinely sends in a substitute for Westbrook around the two-minute mark of the third quarter, but rather than taking out Westbrook so he could regain his composure, Brooks opted to leave him in the game.
It wound up being a wise decision because the game immediately flipped, and the Thunder went on to post a 115-104 victory before another sellout crowd at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Once trailing by 16 with 4:13 left in the third quarter, OKC wound up with its largest come-from-behind victory since Dec. 8, 2010, when it trailed at Milwaukee by 19 points.
Westbrook provided a huge spark, scoring 14 points after the technical foul and not missing a shot from the field. He finished with 31 points, 10 rebounds and four steals.
And it all might never have happened had Brooks decided to bench Westbrook.
"The temptation was there," Brooks said. "He was able to control his emotions going back into the game. He knew that he had to. We wanted to give ourselves a chance, and we had to keep our composure as a team. He's the point guard of our team. He needs to keep his composure."
Asked if regaining his composure was on his mind during the timeout, Westbrook smiled and said: "Nah, (I) came back and got a steal."
Indeed, just 12 seconds after play resumed, Westbrook capped his midcourt steal with a dunk and a Thunderous comeback had commenced.
OKC outscored Phoenix 43-20 the remainder of the game and sealed it with yet another four-quarter, clamp-down effort defensively. The Thunder outscored the Suns 31-16 in the final period as Phoenix shot just 17.6 percent (3 for 17) from the field.
During his discussion with Foster, it appeared Westbrook was trying to explain he had said something to the Phoenix bench and not to Foster.
"Yeah, there was a little mix-up, but I've just got to watch my emotions and try to not get no more," said Westbrook, who now has eight technical fouls on the season, five short of drawing a one-game suspension.
"He wasn't frustrated with the ref, he was just frustrated at himself," Brooks said of Westbrook. "He said something to somebody, I don't know. But at that point, it's an emotional game. You know there's a chance that you'll get a 'T.' You just have to suck it up. … You've got to control your emotions and that's the bottom line."


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While there are add-on's to Sametime being written both for IBM internal use (like our directory lookup plugin for Bluepages) and external product plans, there are other projects, more in the Web 2.0 style, like Dogear, for social bookmarking, and Activities, for managing ad hoc collaborative tasks. (In fact, I "dogeared" this article. :) )
The guiding idea behind the effort is to help people tap into thecollective knowledge of their co-workers, in much the way consumersocial networking sites like MySpace and Facebook connect people online.
Where have we hear that before? Well, the article takes the question head-on, which is good. The question is
"The reason knowledge management failed is quite simple: Knowledgeinherently resides in minds. Putting it into a system that can bemanaged is inherently flawed," he (Rhodin) said.
By contrast, social-networking tools tend to be voluntary and controlled by the people that use them.
"Traditional content management and collaboration applications usuallyfocus on the creation of a document or presentation, Rhodin said,whereas many technologies and practices associated withsocial-networking sites focus on people and connections between people."
I think both styles of collaboration will co-exist and actually intersect at appropriate places in the UI. That's why we are building simple interfaces into these services.
What do you think? Do you use social networking software now? In your organization? or consumer sites? Can you see this taking off in your organization? What are the barriers, if any?
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Audiolab's latest stereo amp shows plenty of muscle, but how does it compare to the class-leaders?
Audiolab has revamped a classic product, but does it still have the sparkle of its predecessor?
Best DAC £500-£700, Awards 2014. Effortlessly talented and enjoyable, the M-DAC is still the best product of its kind
Delivering a very capable sound at a competitive price, the 8200CD will sit pretty with any music fan
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Belle Clementine in Ballard is a congenial supper club for socially inclined locavores.
Belle Clementine is part restaurant, part social experiment. It goes a long way toward succeeding as both. Whether you agree will depend on what kind of eater you are.
At David Sanford's Ballard enterprise, you must book in advance for a four-course dinner served family-style. You won't know the menu until you arrive. Unless you come with a group of friends, you will share the meal with strangers.
A dinner-party ambience prevails in the rustically outfitted cement-walled space. Guests sit in comfortable chairs at one of three glossy fir trestle tables big enough for 12. As at most dinner parties, people like to congregate in the kitchen, which they are invited to do.
There is a whiff of revival meeting as Sanford, who is gaining confidence as a host, introduces the menu and credits the local purveyors. He cites the origins of every leaf, stalk and grain, every fish, meat and fowl — right down to the Tonnemaker Farm strawberries swirling through a lovely semifreddo and their sweet Sonata cherries that crowned lemon curd tarts.
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Many of the guests are subscribers who purchase six-dinner lots. I did so, under a pseudonym, to see what the experience was like. The upside: a 15 percent discount, first crack at special events and, with your credit card on file, you don't have to bother with a bill. Any allergies or dietary restrictions are on record too.
On my initial foray I was seated with other first-timers. The woman next to me, a stay-at-home mom with two young children and a grad-student husband, kept saying, "I don't know why I'm talking so much tonight." She was likely as starved for grown-up conversation as she was for a meal she didn't have to cook herself.
Dinner that night started with crostini: toasted baguette slices layered with vibrant hummus and a slice of Japanese cucumber freckled with tart sumac that harmonized with the touch of pomegranate molasses in the chickpea purée. Another night the opening gambit was fresh marinated Washington sardines joining sweet, sautéed onions and grated parmigiana on warm, pliant flatbread.
Weekly emails, plus Facebook and Twitter, hint at upcoming menu ideas. Sometimes, says Sanford, the plan goes out the window in the middle of the market, if something captures his fancy. His chef-collaborator, Shannon Van Horn, welcomes the challenge. Given the seasonal focus, ingredients may repeat, but in different ways. Chick peas, for example, turned up again sautéed with lacinato kale.
Vegetables were a joy, salads in particular. Slivered snow peas added crackle to a heaping bowl of emerald-green lettuces, spinach and tat soi dressed in brisk sesame vinaigrette. Dill vinaigrette moistened a raw vegetable slaw that contained kohlrabi, sugar snaps, Tokyo turnips and radishes — a carnival of crunch, giddy with fresh herbs. Everyone at my table took seconds and many (including me) took thirds.
That night's entree was first-of-the-season albacore. Thick loins, seasoned and lightly seared, were served over a rice salad laced with arugula and almonds, a bowl of perfect aioli on the side. Most of us relished the buttery, near translucent fish; others at our table requested theirs be cooked through, and the kitchen obliged.
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Murray, who beat Novak Djokovic in the final last year, is currently ranked number five in the world, but moves up to third for the championships in SW19, meaning he cannot meet any of the 'big three' until the semi-finals.
World number one Djokovic is the top seed, with Rafa Nadal at two and Roger Federer four.
Wimbledon is the only one of the four Grand Slam tournaments that doesn't adhere to the world rankings, instead relying on a formula based on grass court form over the past couple of years.
Therefore Stanislaw Wawrinka, ranked three in the world, slips to fifth seed, while Feliciano Lopez moves from his ranking of 25th to 19th seed.
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V.23 No.37 |
The Daily Word in APD, melanoma and kindness
By Samantha Anne Carrillo [ Thu Sep 11 2014 12:02 PM ]
A USA Today article published yesterday quoted Albuquerque Police Chief Gorden Eden recognizing "a systemic failure in ... ability to track employee misconduct." Eden went to say, "I believe there are people on the force who shouldn't be on the force.'' But Eden told USA Today that police union contracts make it difficult to enforce retroactive discipline within bounds of a union contract, stating "Yes, we may be stuck with them."
Today Albuquerque Police Officers Association President Stephanie Lopez told KOAT that she initially felt disappointed and angered that Eden would represent officers in this light. But Lopez and Eden have since talked and are now on the same page.
SolaranRX Inc. has licensed a groundbreaking method for diagnosing and treating melanoma. The process was developed by UNM Pharmaceutical Sciences and DermatologyAssociate Professor Dr. Yubin Miao. The technology involves a peptide that binds to melanoma cells which can be infused with imaging and therapeutic radionuclides to assess and treat melanoma.
Outfitted in full gear, Albuquerque firefighters climbed stairs 110 stories today in honor of those lost in the 9/11 terror attacks.
Starting next week Alaska Airlines will offer nonstop daily flights from Albuquerque to Seattle.
On this day of remembrance, a quote by Vonnegutian protagonist Eliot Rosewater seems appropriate: "Hello, babies. Welcome to Earth. It's hot in the summer and cold in the winter. It's round and wet and crowded. At the outside, babies, you've got about a hundred years here. There's only one rule that I know of babies: God damn it, you've got to be kind."
V.23 No.37 | 9/11/2014
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Crib Notes: Sept. 11, 2014
By August March
From UNM athletics to t-shirts that didn't jibe with TEDxABQ, test your knowledge of last week's New Mexico news with the Alibi pop quiz.
V.23 No.36 |
The Daily Word in jet fuel, horse meat and performance art
By Samantha Anne Carrillo [ Thu Sep 4 2014 11:42 AM ]
The New Mexico Public Education Department is grabbing the financial reins for a group of troubled Albuquerque charter schools.
It may rain this week. *fingers crossed*
The New Mexico State Fair is less than a week away. Eat something fried for me.
Azul Burrito Co., we barely knew ye.
UNM is "not substantially compliant" with the Clery Act, which requires schools to properly communicate and monitor campus safety issues.
"Breaking Bad" is the gift that keeps on giving.
Colonel Tom Miller asks for a take-back on previously submitted KAFB jet fuel spill data.
Today in cultural relativity, zoo animals in Albuquerque will probably get to eat horse meat. And that's not unusual.
Performance art ain't dead yet, and thank goodness (and folks like Emma Sulkowicz) for that.
V.23 No.31 |
The Daily Word in Albuquerque, Burque and the Duke City
By August March [ Thu Jul 31 2014 11:45 AM ]
In recent, local developments:
Allegedly, a very drunk couple took a stroll with their children and a marijuana pipe. They were arrested.
A naked intruder was allegedly found sleeping in someone else's bed. He was arrested.
According to APD, a woman pulled a gun on a Comcast technician. She was arrested.
APD is getting rid of its Mine Resistant Ambush Protected armored vehicle.
The School of Rock will be housed in downtown Burque.
The Sunport was at the center of a copper theft ring.
Developers are planning to build a hotel modeled after the ruins at Chaco Canyon.
Someone left the sprinklers running in the rain.
UNM's Director of Government and Community Relations has now been arrested three times for DWI. He has been previously convicted twice for this offense.
After numerous setbacks and a countless number of losing seasons, UNM's football coach looks to the future.
V.23 No.30 | 7/24/2014
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Crib Notes: July 24, 2014
By August March
From monsoon season to broadcast journalism to economic recovery, test your New Mexico news savvy with the Alibi pop quiz.
V.23 No.29 |
The Daily Word in Arnold's oasis, postmodernism, and Meteorite Museum
By August March [ Thu Jul 17 2014 1:23 PM ]
This week's ABQ Journal fishing report sez you can catch catfish in the Rio Grande between here and Socorro using night crawlers, liver or stink bait; the tiger muskies at Bluewater Lake fancy hotdogs, though.
Jim Goodman at the Mountain View Telegraph likes to hike Embudito Canyon.
Last night, an Isotope homered in the PCL All-Star game.
Carlito Springs, a hidden oasis in the southern part of the Sandia Mountains – and a favorite resting spot for my old dog Arnold – will be open to the public beginning in August.
The Acting Veterans Affairs Secretary is visiting Albuquerque today on official business.
On Wednesday evening, it rained and rained some more.
Postmodernism comes to Coyote Canyon.
An alleged probation violator in Albuquerque threatened authorities with a BB gun before he was gunned down by US Marshal.
Former NM governor Toney Anaya was recently investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission; he later settled the resulting lawsuit out of court.
UNM's Meteorite Museum at Northrop Hall is undergoing a much-needed asbestos removal process.
V.23 No.25 |
The Daily Word in security, surveillance, drones and genderless pronouns
By Geoffrey Plant [ Tue Jun 24 2014 12:04 PM ]
There's a new security measure in the Albuquerque mayor's office: a second door.
New security measures coming to Pat Hurley park in NW Albuquerque.
Charges are being dropped in the case of three UNM football players accused of raping a female student.
VICE covers APD and the "Albuquerque Spring".
Check out this photo gallery of Barstow's many kitschy motels.
Here is a national map of military and civilian drone crashes as well as airports that are or will be hosting drone traffic.
How much are Bob Dylan's lyrics to "Like a Rolling Stone" worth?
Vancouver school board approves the use of genderless pronouns.
Get up to date on the ISIS/Iraq scene with Jon Stewart.
Learn the true meaning of "my two cents" and other business jargon that should be used sparingly.
Watch Japanese folks master the use of the English-speaker's favorite curse word.
Excellent short film set to Tiny Tim's "Livin' in the Sunlight, Lovin' in the Moonlight".
V.23 No.22 | 5/29/2014
The Daily Word in Bowe Bergdahl, the Brady Bunch and the Pride Parade.
By Carl Petersen [ Mon Jun 2 2014 10:36 AM ]
Ann B. Davis died.
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was released after five years of Taliban captivity.
Hamburger meat and drama result from the feud over the care of Casey Kasem.
Google will blanket the earth with internet access.
Watch 50 Cent's amazing pitch.
Is it mostly sunny or partly cloudy?
I like smashed hamburgers.
Shirley MacLaine addressed the graduates of the New Mexico School for the Arts.
Weather Service radar picked up a grasshopper swarm over Albuquerque.
Take UNM's free, online curandero class.
Here's a photo essay from this weekend's Pride Parade in Albuquerque.
What's happening in Albuquerque today?
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Crib Notes: May 29, 2014
By August March
From MOOCs to educators' fiery protest to politics, test your New Mexico news savvy with our weekly pop quiz.
V.23 No.17 |
The Daily Word in no toe shoes for soldiers, The Rob Ford Show and the world's fastest beer mile.
By Geoffrey Plant [ Tue Apr 29 2014 11:48 AM ]
KAFB could be fined 10,000 dollars per day if they don't start cleaning up the jet fuel spill.
The DOJ's first community meeting was a bumpy ride.
Beyonce took a picture of a New Mexico highway sign.
Police have charged a third man, a Lobo running back, for his suspected role in a gang rape.
In the tradition of "Kim Jong-Il looking at things", Kim Jong-Un is surrounded by people taking notes.
"As women age, they are worth less and less" and other bits of marital wisdom from the Chinese government.
How to keep crickets in a box.
Cliven Bundy's dispute with BLM has drawn wackos from far and wide to his realm of Nevada.
The Army has forbidden soldiers to wear toe shoes.
Donald Sterling's girlfriend has a weird visor.
Toronto mayor Rob Ford's story as a TV show.
V.23 No.9 |
The Daily Word in Waffle House splurges, totally real hoverboards and Justin Bieber's junk
By Ty Bannerman [ Wed Mar 5 2014 9:57 AM ]
Sometimes, it pays off to be bad at your job. Just ask Mae Keane, whose boss told her to use her lips to sharpen the point of a radioactive paint brush. She refused, got fired and, unlike many of her more cooperative coworkers who died in the 1920s, lived to be 107.
UNM student fees seem to have been supplementing shopping runs at Nordstrum's and the cops are looking into it.
More photos of Justin Bieber's stint in jail are on their way, but his junk will be blacked out.
After being closed down following a month of fires and radiation leaks at WIPP, new waste is now piling up outside the facility.
Hoverboards! They're totally real! Or at least this straight faced viral video featuring Christopher Lloyd is real. And that's almost as good, right?
A misplaced decimal point underlines why it's a good idea to check your receipt before leaving the Waffle House.
V.22 No.49 | 12/5/2013
An Education Without Borders
Winning photograph speaks volumes
By Genevieve Mueller [ Tue Dec 3 2013 4:37 PM ]
Winner of the 1st Annual International Education Week photo contest encompasses history and place.
V.22 No.48 | 11/28/2013
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The readers write: a postcard from the UK and an apology from F. Chris Garcia.
V.22 No.45 |
Hour of the Lobo
Nightlight short illuminates UNM
By Rebecca Gonzales [ Wed Nov 6 2013 10:39 PM ]
In the mood for something a bit artsy and altogether local?
Kamiomedia recently released a short media production titled "UNM @ Night." The short spotlights a variety of beautiful scenes on Albuquerque's favorite campus—sorry CNM Suncats, but I'm a Lobo—from within the mantle of midnight.
The Kamiomedia video team—Kyle Maier, Amie Gibson and Rico Ramirez—captured images reminiscent of a light show. In some instances, the filmmakers demonstrate their creative expertise by highlighting the glowing colors of campus with special effects like a fisheye lens and slow motion. And nearly all Kamiomedia productions feature original music by the trio themselves. This brief cinematic outing is only one example among many works by the visual and musical artistic collective.
Sometimes I fail to fully appreciate the beauty of my own campus, and this short film gave me a fresh appreciation for UNM's eclectic visual landscape—natural fall color juxtaposed with bright neon. If you have three minutes to spare, check it out below.
Speaking of UNM and short films, swing by the Southwest Film Center—located in the Student Union Building—on Nov. 9 for the second annual UNM Student Film Festival—where more sublime cinematic treats await you.
V.22 No.42 |
The Daily Word in Nevada shootings, online health care woes and the zombie obsession
By Mark Lopez [ Mon Oct 21 2013 10:11 AM ]
President Obama will give a talk today addressing problems people have been having with HeathCare.gov, a new health care website that allows people to compare insurance rates, understand health care laws and more.
A lawyer for a Roma couple accused of kidnapping a little girl in Greece says that the couple adopted her from her birth mother, though they still haven't located said mother for verification.
Hurricane Raymond is getting stronger.
There was a shooting at Sparks Middle School in Nevada this morning. Police say the suspect was "neutralized," though it's not clear how many were shot, but the children were evacuated to the nearby high school.
There was another shooting in Nevada this morning, though this one was at a Las Vegas casino, in which one person was pronounced dead and two were wounded. Police say the suspect is in custody.
Joseph Sandoval, 50, was killed on Saturday after being struck by a Rail Runner train that was headed north to Santa Fe. Police are still trying to figure out why Sandoval was near the tracks.
Scott Chandler, owner of Tierra Blanca Ranch, spoke to Matt Lauer on "The TODAY Show" about the allegations of abuse and the Amber Alert for nine missing kids last week.
You think UNM has a solution to the national debt?
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I have set up an SVN server on Windows 2008 R2 Server. I can browse the SVN Repositroy from my local machine, but my colleague can't from his machine ("can't connect to server" message).
However, both local machines are able to Telnet & http browse the remote server, and both firewalls are deactivated.


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For your convenience, St. Anthony's Urgent Care Centers are open most holidays, with regular or adjusted hours. They are closed only one day of the year: Christmas day.
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"Regrettable but necessary." If the state of Washington had a dollar for every time those three words are spoken in response to budget-tightening measures, the state might raise enough money to solve the budget problem. There's no better way to describe the Discover Pass that is newly required of anyone using a state park.
Its title correctly implies a path to enjoyment and excitement as Washingtonians explore our numerous natural treasures. But the fact is, visiting state outdoor sites now comes at a cost, and a hefty one for many people. Either the $30 annual Discover Pass or a $10 day-use permit must be displayed on park visitors' vehicles. Violators will face a $99 fine. However, state officials say they will focus on education and won't start enforcing the new law until Tuesday.
In Clark County, the new fee applies to Battle Ground Lake State Park (a couple miles northeast of that city) and at Paradise Point State Park (near Interstate 5 and the East Fork of the Lewis River.) Reed Island State Park near Washougal is also affected by the new fee, but as of Friday the park was closed due to flooding.
The intent by legislators this year was to use the Discover Pass to generate enough revenue to ultimately make state parks financially self-sustaining. And generally speaking, The Columbian has typically supported user fees in most nonemergency cases. So, necessary? Yes, indeed.
But it's still regrettable, as explained by Philip McKnelly, executive director of the National Association of State Park Directors, in a recent Associated Press story. The fees go against the legacy of state parks as destinations for people who can't otherwise afford day-trip vacations. "Those folks are not going to be able to get in (to the state parks)," McKnelly said. "If they're worried about where that next meal's coming from, that $30 (for the annual fee) is going to be quite a bit."
And state parks spokeswoman Virginia Painter said, "This is a pretty dramatic shift. It's an unfortunate reality."
There could be a lessening of the pain, however. State officials are exploring the possibility of free visiting days for state parks, but it remains undecided where and when that plan might be implemented.
Legislators, really, didn't have much choice as they wrestled with an overall state revenue shortfall of $5 billion. At least Washington isn't closing any state parks. California soon will close about 70 state parks and Oklahoma lawmakers have moved to close seven.
And at least Washington policymakers haven't decided to generate revenue by opening state parks to oil and gas drilling, as is expected to happen soon in Ohio. Cash-strapped lawmakers are looking at corporate sponsorship of state parks in places like New Hampshire, Maine, Virginia and Georgia.
The fees requirement in Washington is no surprise. We've been moving in that direction for some time. Two years ago, the state's general fund covered two-thirds of the $150 million operating budget for state parks, and that portion was reduced to less than one-third in the budget cycle that just ended.
If it's any consolation, Washingtonians still have the same 120 state parks and 7 million acres of state recreation lands to enjoy. It just won't be free anymore. That's unfortunate, but during this economic crisis, it's a rational reality.
For more information about how to buy the annual pass online or by telephone or at a licensed dealer, visit http://discoverpass.wa.gov.


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Improvement of Safety Activities on Aeronautical Complex Systems
Avionic systems are becoming increasingly complex (heterogeneous components, large number of functions, and interaction with operators through advanced interfaces). Therefore, it is becoming harder to manage all aspects of safety assessment and to maintain the required safety levels. A Fifth Framework Programme project called ESACS (Enhanced Safety Assessment for Complex Systems) has shown the benefit of using formal techniques to assess aircraft safety. ISAAC builds upon and extends the ESACS results to go a step further towards the improvement and integration of safety activities of aeronautical complex systems.
Project objectives
The ISAAC project aims to increase the capability and efficiency of safety and systems engineers to perform safety assessments resulting in secure systems. The proposed methodology, built on formal method techniques, is an integrated part of a model-based development process where safety and reliability aspects are examined in the early steps of development.
The goals of the project are:
- to consolidate the ESACS results by improving analysis for dynamic aspects like sequencing or temporal behaviour
- to extend the scope of the integrated environment among designers and safety/reliability engineers
- to take into account results from tools used in performing particular risk and zonal safety analysis and to use this information to analyse unintended interactions injected into independent 'intended functionality' but co-located systems
- to evaluate the relationship between man and machine offering a complex human-complex machine interaction model
- to automate the analyses to determine the impact of degraded situations on system operating modes and over pre-defined missions
- to exploit the use of ESACS formal verification techniques to deal with testability aspects.
Description of the work
To reach the above goals, the ISAAC work will follow detailed technical and scientific objectives organised into three complementary dimensions, which are structured into basic topics.
First dimension: Consolidation of ESACS work
Integration with higher-level notations for requirements, extension of traditional techniques to timing aspects and quantitative analysis, further development of platform/tools already started in ESACS.
Second dimension: Extension to other safety related aspects
Human errors, common cause analysis, mission analysis and testability.
Third dimension: Commonalities
Common methodology recommendations and common tools and libraries that facilitate exchanges among tools will be identified in order to provide a more comprehensive tool-supported coverage of the safety process.
Expected results
A comprehensive methodology of different safety-related aspects, supported by tools that allow the various analyses. The main benefit is that activities of designing and doing analysis can be performed more easily in an iterative manner resulting in a more effective development process, where the results of the analysis can influence the design in a short period of time. Moreover, the traceability of safety issues and of relevant design changes will be improved, enhancing the visibility in the perspective of the certification process.
- Related Info
- Acronym: ISAAC
- Contract No.: AST3-CT-2003-501848
- Total Cost: €9 496 751
- EU Contribution: €5 361 941
- Starting date: 01/02/2004
- Duration: 36 months
- Websitehttp://www.isaac-fp6.org
- Coordinator:
Alenia Aeronautica S.p.A.
Site: Caselle Sud,
Department: Aeronavigabilita' ed Efficacia del Sistema Torino,
Strada Malanghero 17,
10072 Caselle, Torino
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- Airbus UK Ltd. UK
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- Saab AB SE
- Società Italiana Avionica S.p.A. IT
- Instituto Trentino di Cultura IT
- Office National d'Etudes et de Recherches Aérospatiales (ONERA) FR
- Kuratorium OFFIS e.V. DE
- Prover Technology AB SE
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Most Americans tend to adopt a cavalierly complacent attitude toward the working of their Constitution. The spirit with which they look upon that document recalls with singular fidelity that with which, according to Dicey, Englishmen of a century and a half ago looked upon the institutions of their country. 'The constitution was to them, in the quaint language of George the Third, "the most perfect of human formations"; it was to them not a mere polity to be compared with the government of any other state, but so to speak a sacred mystery of statesmanship. . . . It was in short a thing by itself, which Englishmen and foreigners alike should "venerate, where they are not able presently to comprehend".'1
The student of comparative law must of necessity look on the American Constitution in a spirit different from the sentiment of the average inhabitant of the United States. He can hardly be expected to share the fervent self-satisfaction of Americans, who attribute the flourishing of their system almost entirely to their political and economic institutions. The comparative jurist, who seeks impartially to examine the constitutional system of the United States, will wish neither to criticize, nor to venerate, but to understand. And one like the present writer, who attempts to enlighten a British audience on the contemporary working of the American Constitution, must feel that he is called upon to perform the part neither of a critic nor of an apologist, nor of a eulogist, but simply of an expounder; his duty is neither to attack nor defend the federal organic instrument, but simply to explain the system set up by it.2
To present such an explanation of the workings of the constitutional system of the United States, especially of the significant changes that have occurred therein in recent years, has been the primary purpose of this book. Under contemporary conditions, however, a constitutional law study devoted solely to the domestic side of the subject would be quite incomplete. For, it has become a commonplace that, in the present century, public law has come to have international as well as municipal aspects. And an instrument like the Federal Constitution is now important not only because it is the charter under which American government operates, but____________________


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Local and national groups are offering activities in observance of Mental Health Month in May.
Events are aimed at raising awareness and understanding of mental health and recovery.
Clark County's Regional Support Network and its partners are hosting the following events:
-Visions of Recovery Poster Contest — Open to anyone who lives or works in Southwest Washington. The contest seeks artwork from people of all ages and skill levels.
For more information, visit http://www.clark.wa.gov/mental-health/recovery.
-Mental Health Quiz Show — noon to 1 p.m. May 15 at the Center for Community Health, 1601 E. Fourth Plain Blvd.
The quiz show tests knowledge while informing attendees about mental health. All participants receive a prize. Lunch is provided. Registration is not required.
-Poster contest voting and resource fair — 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 29 at the Center for Community Health.
Entries from the Visions of Recovery Poster Contest will be on display for public viewing. In addition, the event will include resource materials about mental health and services in Clark County.


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purchasing the vehicle and was advised by the salesman that there is a noise in rear of the car. He thinks it may be either the rear-end or differential. we want to know if this is an expensive repair item. the vehicle has 94,000 miles.
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S.C. ticket a winner for $400 million Powerball jackpot
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Officials with the South Carolina Education Lottery say a $400 million winning ticket in the latest Powerball drawing was sold in Lexington in central South Carolina.
Lottery officials said early Thursday that the ticket was sold at the Murphy USA station. The winning numbers drawn Wednesday night were 7-10-22-32-35 with the Powerball of 19.
The actual value is $399.4 million, with a direct cash option of $233 million.
It's the largest Powerball winning ticket sold in South Carolina and the fourth largest in the history of the game.
South Carolina also had a $1 million winning ticket sold at a gasoline station in Hampton. That ticket matched the first five numbers.
In May, a Florida widow won the biggest Powerball jackpot in history — a $590 million pot.
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P4k: Watch Frank Ocean perform new songs "Disillusioned" and "Real Love" live.
Buzzfeed: Jimmy Fallon's greatest musical contribution is now his remix of the Reading Rainbow theme song, sung as Jim Morrison.
Drinkify: COOL THING ALERT: Enter what you're listening to and get a drink suggestion.
Stereogum: Black Sabath reunites!
WaPo: Gunshots fired near the White House—fortunately the First Family was out of town.
Billboard: Childish Gambino admits: "J. Cole and Drake are way cooler than me."
SI: Welcome back Wilson Ramos! How was Venezuela?
WhatABarber: Trying to decide what's the weirdest request on Drake's list of show dressing room demands.
Politico: Putin's new ad campaign features house music and sex in the voting booth.
Pondly: Irina Werning's Back To The Future 2 photo series is kind of a mind f*ck.
TMZ: Julez Santana arrested for making terrorist threats. Dipset Taliban?
NYDailyNews: Katy Perry releases the video for her sixth single from her double-platinum album Teenage Dream.
Leslie Feist's new single "How Come You Never Go There" gets the Clock Opera remix treatment:
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List Price: $25.00Copyright Year: 2011Publisher: New York University PressPublication Date: 5/13/2011Binding: PaperbackPages: 349Size: 6.50" wide x 9.50" long x 1.00" tall Weight: 1.276Language: English
Visual and multimedia digital technologies are transforming the practice of law: how lawyers construct and argue their cases, present evidence to juries, and communicate with each other. They are also changing how law is disseminated throughout and used by the general public. What are these technologies, how are they used and perceived in the courtroom and in wider culture, and how do they affect legal decision making?In this comprehensive survey and analysis of how new visual technologies are transforming both the practice and culture of American law, Neal Feigenson and Christina Spiesel explain how, when, and why legal practice moved from a largely words-only environment to one more dependent on and driven by images, and how rapidly developing technologies have further accelerated this change. They discuss older visual technologies, such as videotape evidence, and then current and future uses of visual and multimedia digital technologies, including trial presentation software and interactive multimedia. They also describe how law itself is going online, in the form of virtual courts, cyberjuries, and more, and explore the implications of law's movement to computer screens. Throughout Law on Display, the authors illustrate their analysis with examples from a wide range of actual trials.
Neal Feigenson is Carmen Tortora Professor of Law at Quinnipiac University School of Law and author of Legal Blame: How Jurors Think and Talk About Accidents.
Christina Spiesel is senior research scholar at Yale Law School and adjunct professor at Quinnipiac University School of Law and New York Law School.
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Deborah has been operating her businesses for the last six years. A problem of street hawkers (vendors) dissuading her prospective clients is one she has had to come to grips with in this course of time. As a result, she has experienced a significant drop in her finances over some period of time.
Deborah reckons she makes close to 400,000 shillings a month. What has made her last in her business has been the good rapport she has struck with her remaining loyal clients. Her dream is to expand her boutique. She says this loan will help her maintain her stationery shop with more stock.
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Way Out Ware's iSample is a new sampling instrument for the iPhone that lets you quickly sample audio and assign it to 6 sample pads. .
This video offers a basic introduction to the $2.99 app.
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Visual Studio 2010, C#
I have a
ComboBox with a
AutoComplete set to
SuggestAppend and the
AutoCompleteSource is from the
ListItems. The user keys data into it until the have the correct entry. Utill the data matches one of the list items, a button next to the combobox is disabled.
If the user hits the tab key the autocomplete feature accepts current suggestion. It also moves on to the next control in tab sequence that is enabled. Of course since I want it to go to the disbabled button I need to enable it as soon as I validate the entry.
The problem is that none of the events I've tried,
SelectedIndexChanged allow me to enable the button in time for it to be proccessed and receive the focus. It always goes to the next button in tab order which is always enabled.
I am about ready to leave the button enabled and have it give an error if pressed too soon but I don't want to do it that way. I also don't want to get into have special mode flags to keep track of when these controls receive focus. Validation seems to be a normal thing, but I'm stuck.
If the
SelectedIndexChanged worked when the user made a match this would be easy. It doesn't fire when the box clears nor when a typed match is found.


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