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Humanly Impossible debunks the mysteries behind human acts that seem to defy the laws of nature. From a stuntman who can rest the entire weight of his body on a spear to a glass eater who chomps light bulbs, National Geographic examines extreme performers who push their bodies to extraordinary limits and reveals the physiology behind the bizarre and dangerous stunts.
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I had written a "ho-hum" review after watching the first few episodes with one class. However after watching the later episodes, I've changed my rating and overall satisfaction. I WOULD recommend this to any science teacher out there. Maybe health. It is NOT appropriate for Elementary aged kids IMO. Best of luck.
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OK, but a bit sensational
I bought this site unseen after getting "Brain Games", which is the best DVD EVER in my opinion. Humanly Impossible is so much like the current trend in shows where they literally take 15 minutes to set up "the topic" when 5 minutes would be fine. It's OK and my students did watch it, however it wasn't able to hold their attention like Brain Games. I just asked my class and they confirmed -- "Yeah, OK, but we've seen all these tricks"
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Editor: In the spring of 2011, my son asked to learn how to play the guitar. Being a naive parent, I went to a Greensboro business. There I purchased a beginner's kit. The staff was friendly in a "here is what we have and this how much it will cost" sort of way.
Now we come to Christmas 2012, and an acoustic guitar is on the wish list. The guitar instructor recommends Duncan Music in Thomasville and Guitars USA in Lexington. Imagine, both businesses provided personalized service; they take the time to answer our questions in an understandable and patience manner. And most important, they were able to stimulate the teen to persevere and to excel.
In the end, a guitar and case was chosen, the teen was ecstatic, and the father was grateful. (Also, $150 was saved along with extra strings and guitar picks thrown in). Thank you Duncan Music.
Not long after the guitar purchase, we had a clarinet malfunction. The clarinet was going to be needed for a chance to try out for district band. The instrument was taken to the local business, where it was evaluated and a reasonable quote was given. The clarinet was repaired in a very timely manner along with a full explanation of what the repair entailed. Thank you Guitars USA.
When it comes to musical instrument needs, the local boys will impress you. We will continue to patronize the local businesses, knowing that we will not be taken for granted but appreciated. Remember, when you buy local, you support your community.
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The state Department of Early Learning (DEL), in partnership with OSPI and Thrive by Five Washington, has published the Early Learning and Development Guidelines for children from birth through third grade. The guidelines replace the Early Learning and Development Benchmarks, which were first created in 2005 to outline what children know and are able to do at different stages of their development. The guidelines' easy-to-read format better supports parents as their child's first and most important teachers with information about what children can do and learn at different stages of development.
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Some say it is easier to catch fish in the winter. Moving about on the ice is an advantage over maneuvering a boat or casting from shore. And, since food is scarcer in the winter, fish are more apt to bite. Ice fishing is, by itself, pretty simple - drill an ice hole, drop in a lure or bait and wait . . . and be patient.
A much smaller, thinner fishing rod is recommended because strikes are less aggressive, sometimes little more than a flitter on the fishing line. An ice scoop is also recommended in order to remove ice that can form in the ice hole. Hooks can be tipped with common baits such as night crawlers, mealworms, wax worms or salmon eggs. A spoon with a chunk of sucker or perch meat also seems to work well.
Those fishing streams and rivers in the winter simply need to slow things down. On lakes and reservoirs fish finders will, of course, help. If there are no fish in the area a fisherman can end up waiting a long time for nothing. The generally accepted recommendation is if nothing moves the rod tip for 15 to 20 minutes, move to another spot on the ice and drill another ice hole. And, after waiting idly by for a time, move again and again. The reason is simple enough: fish aren't as active in the winter. It's sometimes up to the angler to find where the fish are holding and at what depth.
Another accepted rule is to first start shallow and then move out to deeper waters. Without a fish finder it's also difficult to know at what depth fish are holding. Another way to start is to look for areas where fishermen have gathered in the past. That's a good sign that there have been fish in that area in the past. All of which makes an ice auger a necessity. A power auger is best, but a hand auger is certainly better than an ax or steel bar or pick, especially if the ice is thick. Also, winter regulations require the ice hole to be no more than 12 inches in diameter.
As a general rule, 4 inches of ice will support a couple of people; 6 to 8 inches will support a small party; and 12 inches or more will support fishermen and their vehicles. Early in the season it's best to check the depth of the ice before venturing too far from shore. As the winter progresses ice 20 to 30 inches thick is not unheard of. These days there are portable shelters that can be pulled out onto the ice, which can make the days more comfortable, especially if there a cold wind blowing or snow falling. Other luxuries include heaters, TVs or stereos and camp stoves to heat up meals.
The latest report shows Utah Lake, Scofield, Huntington, Causey, Mantua and Willard Bay have ice. There are thin crusts of ice on East Canyon, Hyrum and the Provo arm of Jordanelle. Most of the bays at Strawberry have signs of ice. There are reports of good success catching white bass, perch and some bluegill at Utah Lake. Starvation is yielding perch and some big rainbows upwards of 16 to 18 inches. There are reports of upwards of five inches of ice on Scofield and fishermen there are catching rainbow, cutthroats and tiger trout using ice flies and jigs tipped with wax worms or night crawlers.
There is some ice on the northern arm of Flaming Gorge. Anglers are catching some lake trout, but more rainbow. Unfortunately, a fish called the burbot has made it into the Gorge illegally and are eating far too many trout and kokanee. Burbots will hit during the day, but best fishing is during twilight hours. Anglers are asked to keep and remove all burbots caught. Some of the best fishing is towards the northern tip of the reservoir where a $10 reciprocal stamp with Wyoming is needed.
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I am commencing on a (hopefully) epic tour of the world, on the basis that I've never really played outside of the UK and over ten years down the line, it seems a good time to start! I intend to load every league in the world, hit continue, and see where life takes me. Rather than spending years at a club, as I usually do, I will be looking out for new opportunities, and if a new club makes me an offer, sparing a miracle, I will be moving on until I reach stardom. Or Staines Town.
Some credit should go to those whose threads I've enjoyed in this forum, particularly hrbfcrule, Makoto Nakamura and dafuge, which inspired me to give it a shot myself. Also worthy of mention is iacovone, whose 'fork' career convinced me that failure was no barrier to an enjoyable career thread
I am adopting the identity of an FM11 legend, Fabian Müller, on the basis that he should inspire me to similar levels of greatness. Theoretically, at least. If the name seems familiar, you probably saw his goal of the season here.
I might not be able to update the thread too prolifically, as I'm attempting to get a degree somewhere between the gaming (hence getting FM12 in February!), but hopefully it will still be a bit of fun
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collagenase clostridium histolyticum, Xiaflex
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Omudhome Ogbru, PharmD
Dr. Ogbru received his Doctorate in Pharmacy from the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy in 1995. He completed a Pharmacy Practice Residency at the University of Arizona/University Medical Center in 1996. He was a Professor of Pharmacy Practice and a Regional Clerkship Coordinator for the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy from 1996-99.
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Jay W. Marks, MD, is a board-certified internist and gastroenterologist. He graduated from Yale University School of Medicine and trained in internal medicine and gastroenterology at UCLA/Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
GENERIC NAME: collagenase clostridium histolyticum
BRAND NAME: Xiaflex
DRUG CLASS AND MECHANISM: Xiaflex is an injectable formulation of purified collagenase derived from the bacterium, clostridium histolyticum. It is used for treating Dupuytren's contracture. A Dupuytren's contraction is caused by an abnormal accumulation of collagen (scar) in the tissue beneath the skin of the palm of the hand. The collagen binds the tissue to the skin of the palm, limiting the movement of the skin over the underlying tissues and preventing extension of the fingers. Collagenase is an enzyme that breaks down collagen. Xiaflex breaks down excessive collagen by disrupting its chemical structure. Reducing the accumulation of collagen improves movement of the affected fingers. The FDA approved Xiaflex in February 2010.
GENERIC AVAILABLE: No
PRESCRIPTION: Yes.
PREPARATIONS: Powder for Injection: Single use vial, 0.9 mg
STORAGE: Vials should be refrigerate at 2-8 C (36-46 F) prior to mixing with diluents but should not be frozen After diluting, it should be kept at room temperature for one hour at 20-25 C (68-77 F) or refrigerated for up to 4 hours at 2-8 C (36-46 F).
PRESCRIBED FOR: Xiaflex is used for the treatment of adult patients with Dupuytren's contracture with a palpable cord of collagen.
DOSING: The recommended dose is 0.58 mg per injection into a palpable cord. Re-injection may occur 4 weeks after the initial injection if the contracture remains. Injections may be repeated up to 3 times per cord at 4 week intervals.
DRUG INTERACTIONS: In clinical trials many patients treated with Xiaflex developed bruising or bleeding at the injection site. Therefore, Xiaflex should be used with caution in patients with an abnormal tendency to bleed or who are taking drugs that cause bleeding. Except for low dose aspirin, Xiaflex has not been tested in patients receiving drugs that reduce the ability of blood to clot.
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In December, Ed Ehlen covered his 11,000-square-foot yard with artificial turf. The Marco Island, Fla., resident stated that the green covering is more aesthetically pleasing than grass, promotes water conservation, and doesn't require harmful pesticides or fertilizers to maintain its appeal.
Smokey Bear recently marked his 60th year of protecting America's forests, making the furry forest ranger the longest running public-service campaign in history.
Right on the heels of World of Concrete, CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2005 lands at the Las Vegas Convention Center March 15–19. With more than 2300 exhibitors stretching over more than 1.85 million net square feet of exhibit space, the show offers an opportunity to view the latest construction and materials...
Hydro-demolition is a method for removing concrete from bridge decks and concrete surfaces that uses high-pressure water and is faster and less labor-intensive than jackhammering. The process, however, creates a water-based slurry that contains high concentrations of hardened cement paste as...
There are numerous reasons why a local environmental advisory board or committee is a good idea. Here are 10:
Darryl Syler, fleet operations manager for Little Rock, Ark., and 38 technicians operate four shops in which they maintain some 1200 vehicles and machines for the city. "Our biggest challenge is to stay up-to-date with the ability to diagnose and repair our fleet and equipment," he said.
Responding to the need for potable water in areas still reeling from the recent Asian tsunami, companies across the globe are donating their water-treatment equipment, funds, and the services of industry experts.
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George Aloysius Goeddeke
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High School: St. David's
College: Notre Dame (school history)
Drafted by the Denver Broncos in the 3rd round (59th overall) of the 1967 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 26 (3866th overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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Not seeing BP in the sponsor section!! Problems??
Those prices and they can't afford their monthly fee?
Not a good sign.
Everyone go smoke a joint and relax. Things will be back to normal soon. Any problems feel free to pm a rep.
GrAnabolic... http://granabolic.me/
Buncha druggies...
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Was just curious. Who's delivering the joints?
Can we also get cock and titty shots from the reps to put our mind at ease also? I'll be cleaning out my pm inbox in preparation.
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Men's Squash Earns Hard-Fought Sweep Of Williams To Move To 3-0
The match was not without drama, especially at the No. 8 position, where freshman Michael LeBlanc dropped a pair of tense games 11-9 and 16-14 to Chris Wilkinson. LeBlanc battled back to force a fifth, and he scored the key points late for an 11-9 win.
Fellow freshman Vivek Dinoda also had to work for a win at the No. 7 spot. He led 2-0 over Ryan Eagan, including an 11-9 win in the opener, but dropped an 11-8 game in the third. Dinodia bounced back in style, closing the match 11-3. Ash Egan split his first two games at No. 9, but he scored wins of 11-7 and 11-8 to close the match.
Even some of the 3-0 wins were challenging ones. Sophomore All-America Samuel Kang took the middle game at No. 3 by a 17-15 score, while classmate David Hoffman finished his match at No. 6 with a 13-11 win.
Senior Todd Harrity continued his perfect season with an 11-5, 11-8, 11-8 win at the top spot. Classmate Steve Harrington won three tight games at No. 5 to defeat Alec Greaves-Tunnell.
Princeton will get a strong test to conclude the 2012 portion of its schedule, as it hosts No. 6 Rochester Saturday at 1 p.m.
Princeton 9, Williams 0
1 - Todd Harrity d. Nick Marks 5,8,8
2 - Tyler Osborne d. Taylor Foehl 6,9,10
3 - Samuel Kang d. Kevin Chen 6,15,1
4 - Dylan Ward d. Julian Drobetsky 3,4,8
5 - Steve Harrington d. Alec Greaves-Tunnell 8,9,9
6 - David Hoffman d. Mike Petrick 9,2,11
7 - Vivek Dinodia d. Ryan Eagan 9,2,(8),3
8 - Michael LeBlanc d. Chris Wilkinson (9),(14),4,8,9
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ZF-9092: Because parse_ini_file() interprets NULL as an empty string, Zend_Cache_Core's lifetime setting cannot be configured from an INI file.
Configuring Zend_Cache via an INI file runs afoul of parse_ini_file() - used in Zend_Config - which translates a value of NULL to an empty string. This prevents setting the Zend_Cache_Core lifetime to NULL except manually. To fix this, Zend_Cache_Core should interpret any empty value as being equivelant to NULL. This imposes no breaks in behaviour (that is intended) but will break behaviour where empty strings were used either by intent or accident. The scope of the latter is not considered, in my opinion, worth preserving since it serves no actual purpose.
On a separate note, the Zend_Cache tests have no test for a NULL value anywhere.
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I'm having trouble with this patch. In development environment I use a lifetime setting of zero in the ini file.
I've spend a lot of time debugging to try and find the error I got. Seems to be my lifetime of zero in my cache.ini file. Setting it to 1 resolved this problem, but I think this isn't a proper solution.
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Updated: 11/04/2014 - Go behind the scenes of News 10 on Election Night and check out the controlled chaos in the newsroom
Updated: 11/04/2014 - Go behind the scenes of News 10 on Election Night and check out the controlled chaos in the newsroom
Posted: 09/27/2013 - This is why kids want parents to drop them off a block away from school.
Updated: 06/03/2013 - Not your run-of-the-mill rock and roll countdown.
Posted: 10/29/2012 - Add two more to the list of dirty words: Obama & Romney.
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Posted: 05/03/2012 - After finally seeing the Boss in concert, I now know why people go to see him 10, 20, even 60 times.
Updated: 04/18/2012 - When familiar faces are suddenly gone from the TV without explanation, you want to know why.
Posted: 03/22/2012 - The former host of the Dating Game and Love Connection shows up on the radar.
Updated: 03/01/2012 - A new album, the old frontman and renewed excitement that my favorite rock band of all time may have finally got it together after falling apart 20 years ago.
Posted: 01/23/2012 - The real story behind the new shifts at WILX.
Updated: 12/02/2011 - The big storm Tuesday was a heckuva day at WILX, that just so happened to be Troy's last day.
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Updated: 03/22/2011 - I left work a week and a half ago with a tummy ache. As it turns out, my night had just begun.
Posted: 02/11/2011 - Sometimes it's hard to separate yourself from the news.
Updated: 01/26/2011 - Today's kids are not prepared for today's world.
Posted: 11/04/2010 - Seriously, has cable news run out of analysts?
Updated: 11/02/2010 - From the start of election day til the end, get updates on what's going on in the WILX newsroom and out in the field as election returns and results roll in.
Posted: 11/01/2010 - Keep it here for a live election night blog!
Posted: 09/07/2010 - In the craziness of the first day of school, sometimes it's the parents who overlook some very important things.
Posted: 08/25/2010 - The Capital City River Run is on the horizon and I'm actually going to do it again-- even after collapsing last year!
Posted: 08/25/2010 - Embarrassing, investigative, entertaining, shocking, hilarious.
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PDN Video Pick: Fighting Malnutrition, at Home and Abroad
Jessica Dimmock and Antonin Kratochvil, photojournalists with the VII Photo Agency, created the video "Double Standard" as part of Starved for Attention, the multimedia campaign about malnutrition created by Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). The video highlights the disparity between the US government's approach to preventing malnutrition at home and the food aid it ships to developing countries.
Dimmock interviewed mothers in Johnstown, PA, who use Women and Infant Children (WIC) vouchers– not without difficulties– to purchase nutritious food for their growing children. In Uganda, Kratochvil interviewed a doctor who has treated infants dying of diarrhea, pneumonia and other diseases resulting from malnutrition. She talks about the nutritional deficiencies of the corn-and-soy cereal that the US ships –at great cost– as part of its humanitarian food aid. Kratochvil also shows in expressive black-and-white photos the corn farms in the American heartland where the cereal product originates.
"Double Standard" is one of several videos being shown in a new public exhibition that Doctors Without Borders is staging in four US cities. Visitors can tour an MSF field hospital and get information about an MSF petition which urges donor nations to ensure their food aid meets certain nutritional standards. The videos can also be viewed on the Starved for Attention web site and here.
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West Allis - Take people who love what they do, shake briskly, stand back and wait for the magic.
That's what Horace Mann Elementary School Principal Jeff Thomson did when he allowed students and staff to take on tasks that step beyond the normal educational routine, and he still marvels at the results
Horace Mann first-graders have an opportunity to run a fruits and vegetables snack program for the whole school. They even track of inventory and conduct "consumer" surveys.
Third-graders communicate monthly with a Paralympic athlete on such issues as goal-setting, inspiration and fair play.
And all kids are invited to Saturday morning school twice a month where teachers and other staffers volunteer their time, just to make a difference.
"I think it says a lot for the people who work in this building," Thomson said.
It also says a lot for their principal who let them run with their innovations, said the teachers who came up with the initiatives.
Counting on new skills
In September, Melissa Gruenwald's first-grade class took on the job of assembling and delivering a box of fruits and vegetables. The job ties into lessons they learn - for instance, they use basic math skills when they count and sort the produce.
But assembly and delivery are only the end of the process. The kids take surveys - needed for ordering through the schools' regular lunch provider - and tally and graph the results and then write about them, Gruenwald said.
Already, she has noticed progress.
"The kids are catching onto math skills so much faster because they see math in action," she said.
Not only that, they're learning good citizenship, she added.
"They see the roles people have and how they affect the school," Gruenwald said.
The kids are "paid" with school dollars they can use to buy such things as coloring books, stuffed animals, puzzles, board games at all-school auctions.
"They take the job seriously," said Gruenwald said, who helped the school obtain a $25,000 grant to cover the costs of the program.
Olympian efforts
Third-grade teacher Stephanie Ticali said that's just one example in which the school principal has let concepts grow into effective school programs.
"Mr. Thomson is always open to trying ideas out," Ticali said.
Ticali herself was given the go-ahead when she came across an inquiry through her personal learning network of teachers if anyone would be interested in having their classes talk with an Olympic athlete through a program called Classroom Champions.
The program is for schools with a significant number of children coming from economically disadvantaged homes. Eight athletes who were either in the Olympics or in the International Paralympics for athletes with physical or intellectual challenges take part in the program.
Ticali jumped at the chance.
"Having somebody who's been successful enough to be an Olympic champion, you know they've gone through hardships," she said.
The athlete for Horace Mann is Paralympic gold-medalist Stephani Victor, who lost both legs in a car accident. Regardless, in 2002, she took the bronze medal in downhill skiing at the International Paralympic Games and in 2006 she took the gold medal in the slalom.
One thing she emphasized to the students is to never let anyone tell them they can't do something. They said she couldn't ski, but she proved them wrong.
Much of her success is based on goal-setting, which was the first monthly topic for the program. Each month she sends a video on what the topic of the month has meant in her life. In response, the students also post a video on the Classroom Champions website which explains how they have used her advice in their own lives.
The kids got to actually speak with Victor once and will so again later in the year.
Weekend learning
Ticali also is one of the staff members who gives up two Saturday mornings a month to teach at Mann's Saturday School. It's completely voluntary for kids and teachers who build on what the kids are studying.
"I enjoy the one-on-one learning time," Ticali said. "You see them progress better - they definitely pick up more."
But the best part is the field trips to local businesses, the airport or other places in the community, she said.
"It opens their minds up and gives background to take into the classroom," Ticali said.
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Oasis Cafe is a great place for all-natural, organic eats with a conscience.
The restaurant (and its counter-part Golden Braid Book Store) support an orphanage, school and hospital for kids through Reach The Children, which assists African women and children to live sustaining lives.
Every meal you eat helps feed the children, every book you buy supports their education and on Tuesday, Aug. 31 the community is invited to help even more directly.
Buy hand-made crafts and jewelry made by women from Kampala, Uganda at Golden Braid/Oasis Cafe. Proceeds will go to Reach the Children. Light refreshments will also be served.
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Minimum 16 academic units in high school are recommended. This should include 4 years of English, 3 to 4 years of History/Social science, 3 to 4 years of college preparatory mathematics (Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-calculus, Calculus), 2 years of lab science (Chemistry, Biology), and 2 years of foreign language.
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Principles of Nutrition
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* If you have had only 1 semester of College Chemistry with or without lab, you will be required to take Essentials of Chemistry at Nyack College. The invitation to take the Kaplan exam will be reviewed on an individual basis.
The Kaplan Nursing School Entrance exam is designed to determine the academic readiness of applicants to post-secondary education programs. The Kaplan contains four subtests: Math, Science, English, and Reading. The Kaplan exam will be administered in July and November.
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Please refer to the detailed fee and expense information found in the Undergraduate Catalog. In addition to the fees, there is a one time, non-refundable, $800 nursing entrance fee. Also, there is a $800 nursing program fee each semester, starting the Spring of the sophomore year. These expenses will be reflected in the calculation for your student financial aid award.
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Books $500 per semester
Uniforms and equipment (variable) $200-300
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CPR certification fee $65-100
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Conveyor and sortation systems are using software and controls to manage the flow of goods while distributing work in a way that eliminates bottlenecks.
May 01, 2012 - MMH Editorial
Muratec: Speed counts
In manufacturing work cells, where robots weld seams, install windshields and load and unload machines, automation has been commonplace for years. Now, manufacturers are automating the processes between the work cells and doing so on a global basis, says Tom Meyers, national sales manager for Muratec. "We had 40% growth last year, and it was on a worldwide basis," says Meyers. "China, for instance, was an area where we saw significant growth."
Reducing labor has always been the traditional justification for automation in manufacturing, where the jobs are more costly because the skill level is higher. Today, there is also an emphasis on making things operate faster. "If I can increase the speed of the equipment, I can get more throughput and productivity from the equipment that I'm installing," says Meyers. "Automated storage and retrieval cranes are running faster than in the past. And while automatic guided vehicles are not traveling faster along their paths because of safety concerns, their response times for loading and unloading are faster than they used to be."
Automated materials handling is also being applied in new ways on the manufacturing floor. Historically, automated storage and retrieval (AS/RS) technology was installed in high bay facilities that stored raw materials and parts or finished goods. "Now we're putting in systems with fewer aisles and a 20-foot ceiling to handle work-in-process," says Meyers. "We're using AGVs instead of lift trucks and conveyors."
More importantly, he adds, automation is allowing factories to operate two and three shifts a day without employing a three-shift workforce.
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ZF-1701: CalendarOnlineTest::testCalendarOnlineFeed() needs assertions/tests
{{Zend_Gdata_CalendarOnlineTest::testCalendarOnlineFeed()}} does not contain any assert statements and so is pretty much dead code. As a result, it should be augmented with assertions for testing.
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Education group to hold initial Black Knight 5K
Published: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 9:18 a.m.
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Partners in Education at North Davidson High School is coordinating the first Black Knight 5K for April 27 at the high school, 7227 Old U.S. Highway 52.
Runners can pick up their packets beginning at 7:30 a.m. The one-mile walk begins at 8:30 a.m., and the timed 5K starts at 9 a.m. Registration is $20 for the walk or run if received with postmark by March 31. Cost is $25 after March 31.
Register online at www.active.com or pick up a form at the school. Awards will be given in various age brackets for the 5K run.
Anyone who would like to become a sponsor of the event can call Lorraine Smith at 207-6742 or email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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This photo of her was in my Great Grandmother Martha Jane Marley Carroll's Photo Album, and even though her name was clearly written on the back, I somehow couldn't bring myself to admit that anyone could be named Palmyra.
Honestly, I really wanted this photo to be of my Great Great Grandmother Mary Josephine Leatherwood Marley, as I didn't have and couldn't find a photo of her anywhere.
You would think Martha Jane would have at least one picture of her own Mother.
Finally, I resigned myself to the fact that it was not Josephine, and put it in the back of the 'Old Photo Album'. However, the name really stuck in my head and I decided to give it a Google!
Did you know that Palmyra was an ancient city in Syria? In the age of antiquity, it was an important city of central Syria located in an oasis northeast of Damascus and southwest of the Euphrates. It had been a vital caravan city for travellers crossing the Syrian desert and was known as the 'Bride of the Desert.
Sluethin'Sue that's my Detective Trackin' name, and as I was Trackin' Stephen's timeline, in the 1880 Census, I noticed a Richard Akin on the original document. Richard and family lived on the farm next to Stephen's parents and had his mothers maiden name...Akin.
PS...Update on Palmyra's direct decendents. Sadly, it appears that Palmyra and John had only one surving child, Naomi who died in 1902...ten years before her Mother. From all records and indications, Naomi never married and lived with her parents most if not all of her life. So it seems that Palmyra 'Bride of the Desert' story and family heritage will be carried on through her Nephews and Nieces...or as in my case 2nd Great Grand Niece! I am honored.


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CURRICULUM PROGRAM: Advanced Placement
COURSE TITLE: AP Music Theory+
COURSE LENGTH: 36 weeks
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AP Music Theory is a college level course that is designed to prepare students with the musical skills necessary to excel and thrive in a college music environment. Upon completion of the course, students are expected to take the AP®Music Theory Exam when they have completed the course. Students will have a level of mastery sufficient to warrant college credit and / or the ability to enroll in advanced music theory course, subject to the policies of the individual colleges' policies regarding AP coursework. This course focuses on complete integration of the written and aural music traditions of 'Western Music', its history and performance practices as well as an analysis of World Music.
Major Concepts/Content: AP Music Theory is a course designed to develop a student's ability to recognize, understand, and describe the basic materials and processes of music that are heard or presented in a score. The achievement of this goal may be best promoted by integrated approaches to the student's development of aural skills, sight-singing skills, written skills, compositional skills, and analytical skills.
Course Objectives: Upon completion of the course, students should be able to:
- Identify and manipulate basic elements of pitch and rhythm
- Link musical elements in time
- Expand harmonic vocabulary
- Identify and create musical forms and interpretations
- Indicate in manuscript accurate music dictation and sight singing
- Listen and respond to examples of music from the World Community
Course Philosophy: AP Music Theory is designed for both the college-bound music major and students desiring a rigorous addition to the normal performance-based music curriculum. Our course focuses on complete integration of the written and aural music traditions of 'Western Music,' world music, history, and performance practices.
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We received a complaint about two schools in a Louisiana school district that read prayers over the loudspeaker every morning and included prayers at almost every school event. Our letter to the school district explained that these were egregious constitutional violations and asked the school district to put a stop to them. Though we never received a formal response from the district, our complainant and an irate local caller confirmed that the school district has stopped the practices.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 1, 2012) - ETSU head softball coach Brad Irwin announced Monday night, due to potential inclement weather Tuesday's doubleheader versus Walters State has been pushed back to Wednesday at 5 p.m. at Betty Basler Field.
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*Assists the Crisis Program with follow up, personal and legal advocacy, and crisis intervention for victims,
*Provides outreach and information to underserved communities, including individuals with disabilities, LGBTQ, Latinos/as, and the elderly, about sexual assault and abuse and the services available at STSM;
*Represents STSM with numerous organizations serving sexual assault survivors and/or underserved communities;
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George Eastman House Names Lisa Hostetler Curator-In-Charge of Photography
Lisa Hostetler has been named Curator-in-Charge of the Department of Photography at the George Eastman House in Rochester, New York. She will assume the role at the end of the year. The announcement was made by today by Bruce Barnes, the Ron and Donna Fielding Director at the Eastman House, via a press release.
Hostetler is currently curator at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, DC. Previously, she was the curator of photographs at the Milwaukee Art Museum for seven years, where she curated exhibitions including "Color Rush: 75 Years of Color Photography in America," "Taryn Simon: Photographs and Texts," and "In Living Color: Photographs by Saul Leiter". In addition to editing or contributing to the catalogues of several shows she curated, Hostetler also contributed to the book Animals are Outside Today by photographer Colleen Plumb.
From 2001 to 2005, Hostetler was a research associate at the Metropolitan Museum's department of photographs, and before that, she was registrar at the Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York City.


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There must be something Utah needs to know about The Crash Reel, a popular documentary that premiered at Sundance in January. After all it was shown eight times during Park City's revered film festival.
Don't worry if you missed the memo. The Utah Film Center and Park City Film Series are presenting the film five more times at five different locations on March 13, free of charge, first-come first-served. So what is there to learn from this story?
The documentary follows the rise, the fall and the slow rise again of professional snowboarder Kevin Pearce after he suffered a severe brain injury while training in Park City in 2009. Even if you don't snowboard, the humanity displayed from Pearce as the film's face and storytelling from director Lucy Walker send a greater message of individual competition and family support that everyone can relate to.
Pearce is part of a sport that is clearly individualistic. Snowboarders are constantly inventing the sport through the sheer thrill of seeing how high and far each athlete can take it. They aren't molded by other people like athletes in other organized sports. Instead they shape themselves to find what their true abilities are.
That being said, Kevin Pearce learns that the high stakes involved in his sport aren't purely individualistic.
When a landing goes terribly wrong, Pearce discovers the real foundation he's had around him all along. Rehabilitation from injury is far from an individual undertaking. Pearce's family and snowboarding community have stuck by him with constant support, and are the ones pushing him to work harder during his recovery.
In a similar way we are all driven by the individual need to succeed, whether in sport, work or play. Success is defined more on an individual basis rather than at the societal level these days. But when bad things happen, it's actually your own community that helps you when times get tough.
Besides the film's connection to Park City, these themes of outdoor thrills and family in The Crash Reel are very applicable to Utah's demographic. Take the family and experience this inspiring film as a community on Wednesday, March 13.
Lucy Walker will be available via Skype for a post-film Q&A moderated by RadioWest's Doug Fabrizio. Post-screening discussion panels will also be organized in Ogden and in Park City.
Screening Locations
Simultaneous screenings of The Crash Reel start at 7:00 pm at the cities and venues below:
- Salt Lake City - Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center
- Park City - Jim Santy Auditorium in association with the Park City Film Series
- Ogden - Peery's Egyptian Theatre in association with Peery's Egyptian Theater
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Stetson women rout Mercer; clinch No. 2 seed in Atlantic Sun Conference tourney
Published: Saturday, March 2, 2013 at 9:01 p.m.
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DELAND — Stetson (21-8, 14-4 A-Sun) captured the No. 2 seed for next week's Atlantic Sun Conference tournament with a 74-60 victory over Mercer (19-10,13-4) in the regular season finale at the Edmunds Center.
Stetson will play seventh-seeded ETSU in the quarterfinals at noon or 6 p.m. Wednesday.
Sasha Sims scored a 27 points on 9-of-15 shooting as the Hatters set a school-record for most conference victories in a single-season.
Victoria McGowan added 12 points and 11 rebounds for her 13th career double-double, while Jama Sharp pulled down a career-high 13 rebounds.
The Hatters led by as many as 13 points in the first half before taking a 33-27 lead into halftime.
"Mercer is a much improved team, they are much better than they were when we played them earlier this season," Stetson head coach Lynn Bria said. "We kind of kept a 10-12 point lead for a while, but Mercer decreased it right before halftime.
"I thought our response in the first five minutes in the second half was really good," Bria added. "We got two quick steals and four points and kind of got more of a cushion there."
The Hatters never let Mercer get any closer than eight the rest of the way.
Stetson shot 42 percent for the game and outrebounded Mercer 41-38.
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On Saturday, October 27, we were truly honored when Hall of Fame Inductee and 2012 American Music Masters honoree Chuck Berry – along with his family, band members, and friends – paid a visit to the Rock Hall's Library and Archives. After I gave them a brief overview of the Library and Archives and a quick tour of our Library Reading Room, Berry and his group spent time viewing the materials in our Chuck Berry archival exhibit, which was curated by our head archivist Jennie Thomas. Next, the Rock Hall's curatorial director Howard Kramer and I led the group into our Archives Reading Room, where I had pulled out a number of materials from our collections in advance of the group's visit.
These materials included posters from 1950s rock and roll shows featuring Berry himself, as well as legendary performers such as Big Joe Turner, Muddy Waters, and Elmore James; photographs of Louis Jordan from various archival collections; recording session logs from the Milt Gabler Papers; our collection of Big Joe Turner's personal papers, which includes letters, passports and photographs; 78-rpm records of the Nat King Cole Trio and the Benny Goodman Sextet (the latter featuring one of Berry's guitar heroes, Charlie Christian); a 45-rpm record of Big Joe Turner's "Wee Baby Blues," the song that inspired Berry's own early hit "Wee Wee Hours"; and deejay Alan Freed's senior-year high school yearbook and personal family photographs. Berry was delighted and occasionally moved to see these unique and rare items relating to so many of his musical heroes and personal friends, and he was impressed by the fact that our Library and Archives makes these materials available to anyone who wants to use them for their research.
Berry's visit was quite an unexpected surprise for the patrons who happened to be at the Library and Archives when he arrived that afternoon. For those of us fortunate enough to work here, it was definitely a highlight of our week, if not our careers! Since the Library and Archives first opened to the public 10 months ago, we've certainly had some cool people walk in, but I think we can all agree that they don't come much cooler than Chuck Berry. Hail, hail, rock and roll!
To learn more about Chuck Berry and to explore the Library and Archives' resources about him, please visit the Chuck Berry subject guide.
(pictured, top: (l-r) Library and Archives director Andy Leach, Chuck Berry, Themetta; bottom: (l-r) Rock Hall curatorial director Howard Kramer, Chuck Berry, Library and Archives director Andy Leach)


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Height: 6-3 Weight: 260 lbs.
Born: October 2, 1942 in Higginsville, MO
High School: LaFayette Co.
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Drafted by the New York Giants in the 4th round (52nd overall) of the 1964 NFL Draft.
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- 3 pounds chicken wings
- 1 cup soy sauce
- 2/3 cup orange juice
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- Cut chicken wings into three sections; discard wing tips. In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the soy sauce, orange juice and garlic powder; add wings. Seal bag and turn to coat. Refrigerate overnight.
- Drain and discard marinade. Place chicken wings in a greased foil-lined 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 1 hour or until juices run clear and glaze is set, turning twice. Yield: 2-1/2 dozen.
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Enjoy this recipe with a medium-bodied white wine such as Riesling or Gewürtztraminer
Reviews for Orange-Glazed Chicken Wings
"These are good and easy to make. Sometimes I add extra seasoning like ginger powder and sliced green onion. I used this marinade on chicken thighs and served it with fresh pineapple, and a rotini noodle pasta salad with feta, fresh basil, olives, grape tomatoes, green onion and a dressing made of lemon juice and extra virgin olive oil."
"Ridiculously easy & delicious!~ Theresa"
"These have a great, light, flavor"
"I stumbled across this recipe one summer and grilled the wings instead of baking them. My family and friends loved them!! They have been a staple to our Jimmy Buffett tailgating ever since!"
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Scan to Evernote, Scan to Gmail and Scan to Google Docs Widgets Help Simplify Workflows in the Cloud
West Caldwell, NJ, March 9, 2011 - Ricoh Americas Corporation, a leading provider of digital office equipment and advanced document management solutions and services, today announced three new widgets for App2Me® – an innovative technology that personalizes and simplifies complex workflows, seamlessly integrates multiple applications, and maximizes productivity by allowing users to bring their workflow wherever they go. The three new widgets – Scan to Evernote®, Scan to Gmail™ and Scan to Google® Docs – give users a convenient and direct connection from certain Ricoh multifunction products (MFPs) to the cloud. "Today, over 30 million people use Google services, such as Gmail and Google Docs, and there are more than four million Evernote users. Our customers demand and benefit from the latest in technology, therefore it was important to us to offer a solution that fits in with these tools," said Shinji Satoh, director, Solutions Marketing, Ricoh Americas Corporation. "App2Me was designed to enable our customers to utilize their Ricoh MFP in a way that is easy, intuitive and convenient. These new widgets broaden the solutions we can provide to our customers to help them improve their workflows."App2Me provides functions in widget form, enabling MFPs to be used in conjunction with cloud computing services that offer business applications over the Internet. Available on Google Desktop™, App2Me was first featured on Ricoh's Aficio® MP 2851 and MP 3351, and is also available on the new Aficio MP 4001/MP 5001 Series and other Ricoh MFPs. App2Me offers users convenience and personalization, even on shared multifunction devices. With App2Me, users can print, scan and perform various functions using individual settings that don't affect the MFP's overall settings, maintaining personalization and convenience. To activate the solution, users first download the App2Me Manager and widgets to a desktop PC or laptop running Google Desktop. Once installed, the App2Me Manager automatically discovers all App2Me-enabled MFPs on the network and communicates with those devices adding the user's profile, as well as the widgets the user has downloaded. Users can go to any of these devices to execute their widget based workflow. Designed not only to reduce process and complexity for the user, App2Me also improves workflow. Through App2Me's innovative technology, widgets can be created to combine, distribute, edit and create documents, as well as perform many other tasks automatically and simultaneously. The user benefits by having these settings programmed once locally, which greatly reduces the need for trial-and-error printing, scanning, etc., as well as saves time. App2Me maximizes MFPs beyond printing and scanning by providing a variety of options to output data on paper. In addition, App2Me can connect to web-based services or network business applications to publish scanned information. App2Me's key benefits include:•Seamless integration: ability to download widgets to the desktop and use them on any Ricoh MFP enabled with App2Me.•Portability and personalization: no matter the location, user experience at each App2Me-enabled MFP remains completely personalized for maximum convenience.•Simplified workflows: widgets can be used to print, scan and distribute documents in fewer steps and without involving IT. •Maximized productivity: App2Me improves efficiency through widgets that control a virtually endless array of MFP, software, Internet Service or Enterprise Application driven workflows. For more information about App2Me or any other Ricoh products or services, please visit www.ricoh-usa.com. About Ricoh Americas CorporationRicoh Americas Corporation, headquartered in West Caldwell, N.J., is a subsidiary of Ricoh Company, Ltd., the 74-year-old leading provider of advanced office technology and innovative document imaging products, services and software, with fiscal year 2009 sales in excess of $21 billion. Ricoh's fully integrated hardware and customizable services and software help businesses share information efficiently and effectively by enabling customers to control the input, management and output of documents.Ricoh Americas Corporation, directly or through its network of authorized dealers, markets and distributes products in North, Central and South America.Information about Ricoh's complete range of offerings can be found at www.ricoh-usa.com.# # #© 2011 Ricoh Americas Corporation. All rights reserved. All other company or product names, and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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VMware Fusion and Fusion Pro FAQs
What programs can I run with VMware Fusion?
VMware Fusion lets you run more than 200 operating systems as virtual machines, including Windows XP through Windows 8. Nearly all programs that run on these operating systems will run with VMware Fusion. Programs can range from common productivity suites such as Microsoft Office for Windows, to graphic intensive programs such as AutoCAD or SolidWorks.
Can I play 3D games in a virtual machine?
Yes, VMware Fusion 8 has 3D accelerated graphics support, allowing you to play most games that require DirectX 9.0c with Shader Model 3 or OpenGL 2.1 in Windows XP Service Pack 3, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 virtual machines.
Do I need Apple's Boot Camp to install VMware Fusion?
Boot Camp is not required to run Windows on a Mac with VMware Fusion. However, if you already have Windows installed as a Boot Camp partition, VMware Fusion can easily create a Windows virtual machine based on your Boot Camp Windows installation. This will allow you to run Windows programs side-by-side with your Mac applications without having to reboot your Mac.
Can I migrate Parallels Desktop for Mac virtual machines to VMware Fusion?
Yes. VMware Fusion 8 can easily import Parallels Desktop for Mac (versions 2.5 through 10) based virtual machines. Simply launch VMware Fusion, go to the File menu, select 'Import', select your virtual machine setting's file, and click 'Import'.
Will VMware Fusion 8 slow down my Mac?
In typical use cases, VMware Fusion 8 has little to no impact on your Mac's overall performance. The impact on performance will mainly depend on the amount of applications and virtual machines running at the same time, and how much RAM is available on your Mac.
See VMware Fusion system requirements for details.
Can I access and use USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 devices?
Yes, you can use the vast majority of USB 2.0 devices without additional setup required, such as video cameras, external hard drives, GPS devices, and much more in a virtual machine. USB 3.0 devices can also be accessed and used in Windows 8 or higher virtual machines.
Does VMware Fusion 8 support Retina display Macs?
Yes, VMware Fusion 8 supports Retina display Macs for a crisp and detailed experience of your Windows programs. Fusion 8 ensures you get a seamless experience when running Windows across Retina, 4K and non-Retina displays.
Can I use multiple displays with VMware Fusion?
Yes, VMware Fusion 8 supports up to 10 displays in both full screen and Unity views.
Can I access FireWire or Thunderbolt hard drives in Windows?
While FireWire and Thunderbolt ports can not be directly forwarded to Windows VM's the same way that USB works, you can still access your FireWire or Thunderbolt hard drives in VMware Fusion by mapping the hard drive to a VMware Shared Folder. Go to the Virtual Machine menu, select 'Shared Folders' and select 'Add Shared Folder'. Select your FireWire hard drive and click 'Open' to assign your FireWire disk to the shared folder. To access your FireWire hard drive in Windows, go to 'VMware Shared Folders' shortcut on the desktop and select your FireWire hard disk.
How many CPUs can I assign to a virtual machine?
You can assign up to 16 Virtual CPUs to a Fusion 8 virtual machine, so the virtual machine can harness the full power of a Mac using the latest Intel processors. Multiple Virtual CPUs are recommended when you have applications that can take advantage of multiple processor cores and you have a multi-core Mac.
Can I convert my old Windows PC into a virtual machine for VMware Fusion?
Yes, VMware Fusion includes a simple Migration Assistant for Windows that allows you to quickly and easily move your entire PC to your Mac as a virtual machine. Install a simple application on your PC, connect it to your Mac, and VMware Fusion will detect your PC and take care of the rest.
Do I need a copy of Windows to run VMware Fusion?
Yes. VMware Fusion requires the installation of an operating system in order to function. The operating system is not included with the purchase of VMware Fusion. You can either migrate an existing copy of Windows from your old PC or install a new one. In order to run a Windows virtual machine, you must have a licensed copy of that Windows operating system or purchase a new Windows license.
Can I use the Windows operating system that came with my PC?
VMware Fusion includes a simple Migration Assistant for Windows that allows you to quickly and easily bring your entire PC to your Mac as a virtual machine. Whether you can legally use a copy of Windows from an existing physical machine depends on the license terms surrounding that installation of Windows. Please consult the license agreement that came with the version of Windows included with your PC, or the PC manufacturer, for more details.
Can I use an OEM version of Windows with VMware Fusion?
Many OEM Windows DVDs are tied to specific hardware and will not work with VMware Fusion. Whether you can legally use a copy of Windows from an existing physical machine depends on the licensing surrounding that copy of Windows. Please consult the license agreement that came with the version of Windows included with your PC for more details.
Can I run multiple virtual machines on a Mac at the same time?
Yes, you can run as many virtual machines concurrently with VMware Fusion 8 as your system's RAM will support. In fact, VMware Fusion leverages patented memory-sharing techniques to drastically reduce the memory required to run multiple virtual machines at the same time.
How many virtual machines can I create from a single VMware Fusion license?
You can create an unlimited number of virtual machines from a single VMware Fusion license. You will need to provide the required operating system software and license for each installation of a virtual machine.
Can I run 64-bit virtual machines?
Yes, VMware Fusion allows you to create and run 32-bit and 64-bit virtual machines. However, you can only run 64-bit guest operating systems on Macs with 64-bit Intel processors (Core 2 Duo, Xeon or later processors).
Can I use virtual machines created by VMware vSphere, VMware Workstation Pro, VMware Workstation Player or VMware vCloud Air, with VMware Fusion?
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Will running Windows on my Mac expose my Mac to viruses?
By default, virtual machines are isolated from each other and don't have access to the Mac. Although very unlikely, if Mirrored Folders are enabled, there is the potential to expose the Mac's documents, desktop, music and pictures folders to potential viruses from Windows.
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If you don't want to install Windows antivirus software and are concerned about security, it is advisable to not enable read/write shared folders between your Windows guest virtual machine and the Mac. Read-only shared folders will not allow Windows to change or delete data on your Mac.
What is included in my McAfee Anti-Virus Plus complimentary subscription?
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When the subscription expires, McAfee Anti-Virus Plus will prompt you to renew your subscription. To renew your subscription, visit the McAfee web site.
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Customer Reviews for Red Lion Cancer Pink Ribbon Crew Socks
L. HERNANDEZ (South Carolina) on January 11, 2016
Awesome socks, last a long time
K. REICHERT (New Jersey) on October 16, 2015
Arrived right on time. Nice quality ,washed well, would recommend to anyone looking to support breast cancer awareness. The whole team wore the socks and looked great.
C. HOELSCHER (Texas) on October 26, 2014
Girls described them as "walking on pillows". So comfortable! Held their color after washing.
M. BARRY (Georgia) on October 14, 2013
Great socks. Purchased for youth football team.
D. HARRELL (Oklahoma) on October 12, 2013
Football team loves the socks and they are comfortable.
R. SIMMONS (Texas) on October 7, 2013
Love how bright they are! My son is proudly wearing them for games!
S. AFONSO (Massachusetts) on September 27, 2013
Loved them
C. FONSECA (California) on September 23, 2013
socks are great we were they at school for breast cancer awareness. The girls love the thickness of them. Our school stands out in them
D. BLOCH (Wisconsin) on November 26, 2012
Our 7th grade boys basketball team is very happy and excited with the socks.
L. BARCLAY (New Jersey) on October 25, 2012
Great Quality Sock.
B. MASON (Colorado) on October 11, 2012
The team loves the socks ! Great fit for and thnaks for the quick delivery
S. ROSA (Virginia) on September 28, 2012
The socks are great and a beautiful pink color, the girls loved them!
S. DVORIN (New Jersey) on February 1, 2012
The players loved the socks! They were comfortable as well as good looking! great purchase. Will come back again next year.
A. BURKHARDT (Maryland) on April 22, 2011
The socks were a great hit at the game! Thank you for the quick delivery.
S. MAYLOR (Massachusetts) on February 25, 2012
The girls liked them
O. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (Iowa) on February 6, 2012
The girls liked the socks. Some were a little large for the girls and came almost to their knees. Arrived quickly and were perfect for our Coaches vs Cancer night!
G. MILLER (Georgia) on December 6, 2013
The socks themselves were well constructed,but just just too thick and too big for younger girls.


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If you have ever experienced a quilting retreat, you know what a wonderful time it can be. Spending time with girlfriends (who doesn't love that!) and endless, uninterrupted sewing time... (again, what's not to love!) it's heaven. About the time I was sewing this quilt, I was lucky enough to return to the Kansas Troubles Quilters retreat which is held at the Kansas Troubles Quilters home base in Bennington, Kansas. 15 of my favorite quilting friends and I experienced the ultimate in retreating there, where you are fed the most delicious food, surrounded by antiques and KTQ quilts galore, sleep on comfy beds with vintage linens and antique quilts and sew to your hearts' content. When I returned home, this was the project I worked on and was at a loss for what to name it. While gabbing with my friend Carrie about this and the retreat we had just come back from and since I was using Lynne Hagmeier's Snow Blooms fabrics for this quilt, Carrie tried to helped me rattle my brain for ideas. We wished we could go back there for a Winter retreat and there you have it! Winter Retreat is made from an Ohio star block variation. I used 3 charm packs of the Snow Blooms collection by Kansas Troubles Quilters for Moda Fabrics. Any charm pack(s) with 32 medium/dark and 28 light prints will work. Quilt measures approximately 33" x 33". Designed By Pam Buda
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Gerald John Philbin
Position: DE
Height: 6-2 Weight: 245 lbs.
Born: July 31, 1941 in Pawtucket, RI
High School: William E. Tohman
College: Buffalo (school history)
Drafted by the New York Jets in the 3rd round (19th overall) of the 1964 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 3rd round (33rd overall) of the 1964 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 56 (1130th overall since 1950)
2-time Pro Bowler & 2-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
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7 fresh ways to think about AGVs
Using automatic guided carts (AGCs) as continuously moving assembly lines at an automotive assembly plant offers flexibility in operations.
September 01, 2012 - MMH Editorial
When automatic guided vehicles (AGV) first surfaced in the mid-1950s, inventor Mac Barrett named it a "driverless vehicle."
Unfortunately, for the next few decades it was the bane of the materials handling family. It was expensive (costing $100,000+ per unit), inflexible (could only go one fixed path using wires), not very smart (drop a pallet in its path and it stops) and had a bit of a weight problem (heavy batteries with hefty platforms). It was relegated to menial tasks mostly in manufacturing, carrying loads or towing carts from Point A to Point B.
As a value proposition to displace human beings, yesterday's AGVs had a long way to go. "Human beings are the most sophisticated robots the world has ever seen," says Bill Torrens, director of ADAM Systems Group for RMT Robotics. "If you really want to displace the labor associated with a human being, you've got to mimic its operational capability."
So AGV suppliers changed their focus, gearing their development emphasis on characteristics of robotics that would best duplicate the functionality of human activity. Over the past decade, everything from batteries, circuit boards, traffic management software and sensors not only became more intelligent and reliable, but also significantly less expensive. The vehicle underwent a few makeovers—and added a few acronyms. (Read story: Equipment 101: AGV Basics)
One version has it stripped down to a light duty platform, guided by more flexible, easy-to-change, magnetic tape on the floor. This version, christened automatic guided carts (AGCs), now costs as low as $15,000 per unit and is able to carry loads up to 6,000 pounds.
There were simultaneous new developments in navigation and guidance. Gone are wires: In their place are lasers, inertial guidance and vision-based systems using everything from reflectors, targets and magnets to bar codes in its immediate environment to keep the vehicle within its designated path. The latest versions are "learning" the natural features of the facility to literally "free" themselves from any fixed path with random origins to random destinations, with no tape or targets required. They're called autonomous mobile robots (AMRs).
Whether you call it an AGV, AGC, AMR or robot, today's "driverless vehicle" has been creating quite a buzz in the materials handling industry. The flexibility, affordability and easier-to-use controls has this system venturing beyond simple tow and carry applications to critical tasks in both manufacturing and distribution.
Here's a look at seven ways AGVs are being deployed today to reduce labor and promote safety and ergonomics, while minimizing product and equipment damage.
1. To replace conveyors in continuously moving assembly lines.
When most people envision assembly lines, they think of conveyors transporting product from station to station. But Palo Alto-based electric car manufacturer Tesla uses tape-guided AGCs (Daifuku Webb) in a continuously moving assembly line in place of traditional conveyors. Low-profile AGCs carrying the main chassis are sequenced so they move at a particular distance apart. Seats, consoles and bumpers are installed as AGCs transport this work-in-process car down the assembly line.
Carts like these are also being used to assemble riding lawn mowers at John Deere. "In John Deere's case, the AGC is equipped with a scissor lift which it can raise to work underneath or lower to add parts on top," says Sarah Carlson, Daifuku Webb's marketing director and this year's chair of the AGVS Industry Group for the Material Handling Industry of America (MHIA).
According to Carlson, AGCs in assembly lines offer flexibility. "If production needs to increase by 30%, it can simply increase the number of carts by 30%." Changing an AGC assembly line can be done in a matter of hours as opposed to weeks when revamping a conveyor assembly line. Where do AGCs not make sense? "If the product has to enter harsh environments such as ovens or paint facilities, then you need to use conveyors," she adds.
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I'm a fan of Shipyard Brewing Co., especially their Sea Dog Bluepaw Wild Blueberry Wheat Ale — yum! So imagine how excited I was to see on my colleague Heather McPherson's blog a post about Shipyard opening a brew pub in Winter Park. A date hasn't been announced yet but it's a partnership with Big Wheel Provisions and will be located at 200 W. Fairbanks Ave (former site of Strollo's Cucino Due) in Winter Park.
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Pre-qualification acts as a dry run of the loan application process.
The mortgage lender will use details you provide about your credit,
income, assets and debts to arrive at an estimate of how much mortgage
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While a "pre-qual" is non-binding
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Pre-approval takes pre-qualification one step further.
The lender will contact your employer, your bank and others to verify
your income, assets, debts and credit history, and then issue you
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