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Resources for Web Accessibility and Libraries (ALA Carnegie-Whitney Grant)
Dawn Amsberry/Binky Lush (University Park)
The Avery Monument: The Elevation of Race in Public Sculpture and the Republican Party
Henry Pisciotta (University Park)
Created Equal: America's Civil Rights Struggle
Greg Crawford (Penn State Harrisburg)
Reviewing Video Accessibility Among All R1 Public Universities
Amanda Clossen (University Park)
Belly Dance Styles: My Presentation for and Work with the Penn State Belly Dance Club
Pembroke Childs (University Park)
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Asian American Academic Library Leadership, Binh Le
Numerous factors (e.g., racism, sexism, and the glass ceiling) have been advanced to explain the underrepresentation of Asian Americans in leadership positions in various professions, including the library profession in the United States. This presentation discusses one of the causes of the underrepresentation of Asian Americans in academic library leadership. Specifically, it will examine how Asian American cultural traditions may have played a major role in this phenomenon.
Daniel Murray, Billie Walker
This presentation focuses on Daniel Murray, one of the 1st African-Americans to hold a professional position at the Library of Congress. In 1899, Murray compiled a collection of books and pamphlets by black authors for an exhibition of "Negro Authors" at the 1900 Paris Exposition. Murray published a preliminary list of titles in 1900. The titles became the core of the Library of Congress's "Colored Authors' Collection." Although Murray planned to expand his collection and create an encyclopedia of African-American achievement, the project never received sufficient support to become a reality.
The Penn State Libraries Diversity Residency Program, Mike Furlough
This presentation will offer an overview of and observations on the Libraries Residency Program: how it came to be, what it aims to do, how it is running, and where the Libraries could take it.
Lightning Talks by current Diversity Residents, Rachel Smith and Mohamed Berray to follow.
2014 University Libraries' Climate and Diversity Survey, John Meier
This presentation will focus on the preliminary results from the 2014 University Libraries' Climate and Diversity Survey. With almost 250 responses from all campus locations, there are indicators of how far we have come from the 2007 survey and the challenges we still have for the future.
April 3, 2:00 - 3:30 pm, Foster Auditorium, 102 Paterno Library and via MediaSite Live
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Creating Accessible Learning Objects
Amanda Clossen, Learning Design Librarian, Library Learning Services
Creating tutorial videos for people with disabilities might sound like an impossibility, but by making a few changes in the way we create screencasts, it is possible to create videos that are accessible to individuals with a wide range of abilities. In this presentation, Amanda will bring these seemingly minor details to light, as well as demonstrate captioning software, demonstrating the tools to create tutorials that support the widest possible range of users.
Black Studies at Penn State: A Case Study
Jeff Knapp, Reference & Instruction Librarian, Penn State Altoona and Alexander Kinney, Undergraduate Student, Letters, Arts, & Sciences
Jeff Knapp has embedded with the Integrative Social Science Research (ISSR) Lab at Penn State Altoona, created by Dr. Nicholas Rowland (Sociology) and Dr. Eric Charles (Psychology), and has had the opportunity to work closely with some highly engaged and motivated undergraduate students on their research projects. For the last two years, Jeff has been helping Alex Kinney with a case study for his undergraduate thesis project, examining the growth and proliferation of Black Studies programs at universities in the United States. With Jeff's help, Alex heavily utilized archival resources from the Eberly Family Special Collections Library at University Park to research the history and development of Black Studies at Penn State and to gain a better understanding of its successes and failures.
An Academic Library in Taiwan: Merging Heritage with Emerging Technology
Tierney Lyons, Reference Librarian, Penn State Worthington Scranton
While spending two weeks in Taiwan and talking to academic librarians, faculty, and students there, Tierney learned that it's a culture where education is paramount. University libraries and their print collections are heavily used, but the librarians do no take that for granted. They focus on face-to-face instruction and outreach while having a robust social media presence and digitization projects. This presentation provides examples of how university library staffers effortlessly balance traditional education methods with current innovation in both their scholarship and service.
The Global Awareness Dialogue Project
Paula Smith, Reference Librarian, Abington College Library
The Global Awareness Dialogue Project (GADP) is a professional development program that facilitates interaction and dialogue among Penn State Abington faculty to exchange ideas on contemporary global issues impacting our campus, community, nation and world. The GADP was created in response to our growing international and diverse student body and the chance to improve our collective global understanding and competencies. This project is the result of a unique collaboration between Penn State Abington's Office of Global Programs, the library, and the international centers of the University of Pennsylvania to engage Penn State Abington faculty in the ongoing goals to internationalize the campus by designing a series focused on pedagogy and global awareness.
Indigenous Knowledge and the Libraries
Helen Sheehey, Head, Social Sciences and Donald W. Hamer Map Libraries, and Amy Paster, Head, Life Sciences Library
In 2010 the Interinstitutional Consortium on Indigenous Knowledge approached the University Libraries to establish a collaborative relationship designed to promote the integration of indigenous knowledge in the academy. The partnership has grown to include acquisitions of new collections, sponsorship of numerous workshops and seminars, student outreach initiatives, and a new collaboration with the Smithsonian Institution. This talk will highlight a few of those initiatives and where the collaboration hopes to go in the future.
Strategies for Encouraging World Campus Students to Use Library Resources
Karen Hagemeier Jensen, Library Coordinator, Donald W. Hamer Maps Library
This presentation reports on the results of surveys of library usage by diverse students in the World Campus course EGEE 120 (Oil: International Evolution). As a TA for the course Karen has surveyed students over the past four semesters, had discussions on the positives and drawbacks to the online resources the library has available, and made adjustments to guide the students to quality resources.
Out Behind the Desk: Workplace Issues for LGBTQ Librarians
By Kimberli Morris and Matthew Ciszek
Video Captioning--You Can Do It!
By Cheri Banks and Harlan Ritchey
Speaking Up: Empowering Individuals to Promote Tolerance in the Academic Library
By Jeff Knapp, Loanne Snavely, and Linda Klimczyk
Civility @ Our Libraries
By The University Libraries Civility Team
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
By Binky Lush
L.E.A.D: Latino Engagement and Academic Development
By Gabriel Piza and Eric Novotny
Materials for Cochlear Implant Users
By Cheri Banks, Susan Hayya, Amanda Maple, and Steven Herb
Women's Suffrage Display in the Social Sciences Library
By Heather Ross
From Librarian to Laoshi--and Back Again
By Joe Fennewald
Creating Diversity Themed Displays to Fit a Small Space
By John J. Meier
Focus on International Students
By Dawn Amsberry, Denise Conklin, Sylvia MacKinnon, Doris Malkmus, and Emily Rimland
Social Technology Lessons Learned from the Obama 08 Presidential Campaign
by Alexia Hudson
Welsh in Your Library: A Brief Overview of Available Language Materials
By Pembroke Childs
Penn State Harrisburg: What's Happening in Diversity?
by Gregory A. Crawford, Ph.D.
From Pollination to Liquidation: The Museum as Organism
by Michael Thomas Cherry
Documenting Title IX Advances Utilizing College and University Archival Collections
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there is a intense scene where a soilder get's his head cut off by a sword, they don't show the soilders head getting cut off but use a white blur to cover it. But after the blur dissepears, you see the soilders head laying on the ground which may be disturbing
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Victim in Friday stabbing not cooperating with Erie police
Erie police continue to investigate a stabbing that occurred late Friday, but they now say the victim is no longer cooperating with authorities.
Police said a 21-year-old man knocked on a door of a house in the 1000 block of Wayne Street just before 11 p.m. Friday and reported he had been stabbed.
The man, who told police he was stabbed near East Fourth and Wallace streets, suffered a wound to the left side of his chest but was conscious and breathing when first responders arrived, authorities said.
After receiving treatment at the scene on Wayne Street, the man was taken to UPMC Hamot late Friday, police said.
Police said the man would not cooperate with the investigation after arriving at the hospital.


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What materials did you use? Fabric zipper purse snaps, large upholstery buttons and large covered buttons.
What are you most proud of? I am pleased with the end result. It starts out flat and shapless and before my very eyes it starts to take shape within a few hours I am putting a price tag on a one of a kind Tote....THAT I MADE! WHOA!!!
Your totes are beautiful! You definitely have an eye for color and design. Looks like you have a small business going! I have just ordered the same sewing machine you have in the picture!
Thank You so much. You will absolutely love that sewing machine. I recently purchased an embroidery/sewing machine but too scared to use it!!! I don't have a business...yet...but I have considered it. I am retired after 35 years of working so I love doing what I want to do... when I want to do it.
Your bags are totally awesome. how can i make a purchase???
Another wonderful variety of gorgeous bags! I make key rings to coordinate with my bags and sew a D-ring clip to the inside to keep them in reach. I like feature pockets, so I usually add one zip and one patch pocket with a "pen sleeve" sewn on the side. :) Again. love them!


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The most comfortable accommodation in Crumlaw (Cesky Krumlov)
Peregrin Hotel is located in the center of Cesky Krumlov, which offers a welcome refuge accommodation and modern pilgrims who traveled far and up close to admire the beauty of Český Krumlov registered on the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Peregrin hotel has its own name implies its mission: "peregrinus" is the Latin name for a pilgrim or traveler. Peregrin Hotel in Český Krumlov accommodation. Peregrin Hotel in Český Krumlov offers accommodation in the city center in 9 spacious double rooms and one suite.
Krásné údolí pension in Czech Krumlov is tastefully and comfortably furnished guest from the 16 century, which offers a unique atmosphere in a fabulously romantic rooms in the Czech Krumlov. Each room is dominated by the ladies name, each room has its own story as the house itself. Krásné údolí pension in Czech Krumlov Accommodation:. Krásné údolí pension CZECH Krumlov pension offers 14 beds in tastefully furnished rooms with standard equipment.
Of all the rooms in the house Kapr Cesky Krumlov is a beautiful view of the most beautiful part of the Vltava meander, and the historic center with the impressive scenery of the castle, tower and church of St. Vitus Cathedral in the background. Pension Kapr in the Český Krumlov is located in a newly renovated, almost half a millennium old house in the historic estate of one of the oldest streets.
The newly renovated hotel Barbora *** is situated in the center of Cesky Krumlov, about 50 meters from the square. Hotel Barbora in Český Krumlov is divided into two historical buildings from the 16th century. The main hotel building Barbara in Český Krumlov is located in Broad Street, for better orientation is marked as the Hotel Barbora I dependence is about 50m away in the street as the Lord's Hotel Barbora II. Hotel Barbora accommodation in Český Krumlov:.
Pension Krumlov is located in Czech Krumlov and offers peaceful accommodation in a quiet residential area, near the center of Czech Krumlov. Pension Czech Krumlov in Czech Krumlov accommodation:. Pension Krumlov in Czech Krumlov offers 14 cozy rooms. Rooms are equipped with wardrobe, shelving cabinet with mirror, wall hangers with shoe cabinet, desk with Internet access, social table with chair, hotel LCD TVs with the radio.
Nika Guesthouse in Cesky Krumlov is a small family hotel in the romantic old town of Cesky Krumlov. Toto will charm you with its beauty and comfort. Nika Guesthouse Accommodation in Cesky Krumlov. The Pension Nika in Cesky Krumlov, you have 8 comfortable double, triple and quadruple rooms, and in agreement with the owner, you put her room at home zvířata. Všechny Nika in Cesky Krumlov, are furnished with private bathroom, telephone, radio, TV, wireless internet and an electric fan.
This small, friendly guest house overlooking the castle has a capacity of 10 lůžek. Objekt is proof of the original allotment. Its origins date back to around the year 1300, when at this place were probably the two houses. House building in Cesky Krumlov Maštal kernel, rafters, ceiling construction, cellar vaults and Gothic arcade was then rebuilt in the Renaissance period in the 2nd half of the 16th century. Maštal Pension in Cesky Krumlov accommodation:.
Pension Pohoda is situated in the most beautiful city in South Bohemia, in a quiet part of Cesky Krumlov, in the street Vyšehradská only 10 minutes walk from the historic city center. Pension Pohoda in Czech Krumlov Accommodation:. Pohoda Pension Krumlov in Czech with a family atmosphere offers accommodation in 11 rooms with a total capacity of 33 beds, including beds. Guests will appreciate the romantic view of the city.
Pension in Czech Krumlov Baroque provides a comfortable and pleasant accommodation. Pension Baroko in Czech Krumlov accommodation:. Pension Baroko in Czech Krumlov offers six rooms, including one double, four-bed and one royal suite. The price of accommodation is included breakfast and parking. Children under 3 years without bed is free of charge. Pets are welcome. Accommodation in Czech Krumlov Pension Baroko cuisine:. Pension Baroko in Czech Krumlov offers breakfast in the price.
Pension Sebastian is suitable for families with children. Pension Sebastian in Czech Krumlov accommodation:. Pension Sebastian in Czech Krumlov offers accommodation in double, triple and quadruple rooms. Total capacity is 19 beds. All rooms in the guesthouse Sebastian Czech Krumlov are equipped with private bathroom, satellite TV and minibar. Accommodation is with breakfast. Accommodation in Czech Krumlov Pension Sebastian gastronomy:.
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3211 Ponce de Leon Blvd Ste 210 Miami FL 33130 USA
Mission Statement: to create for our children, through music, an environment free from violence. Vision Statement: By developing specific musical programs we will provide our children with alternatives to the cycle of poverty and hopelessness that so often leads to violence. We involve the general community in these musical programs through free concerts at schools, parks and other institutions in various neighborhoods throughout Miami-Dade. Disadvantaged children, typically low income and/or disabled, receive free individual music education and participate in full orchestra concerts. ACOP is based on an internationally acclaimed format proven to increase academics, cognitive skills and self-esteem.
We support hundreds of youth and families a year in one on one mentoring, music instruction and parenting relationships.
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Children facing adversity in underprivileged communities ages 4- 18
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We teach children technique in keyboards, drums, violin and vocal instruction in addition to offer parental involvement and mentoring to encourage the children. Research confirms that children's lives can be changed dramatically through family, group and one to one mentoring relationships. Investment in this program is an investment in helping children grow up successfully and overcome environmental challenges.
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el programa brinda la oportunidad a ninos y jovenes de aprender a tocar un instrumento . de conocer como leer musica . datos sobre historia de la musica conocer amigos que tengan sus mismas inclinaciones y compartir en un ambiente sano y cultural.
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mi experiencia con los ninos me a marcado mucho en mi vida enseno hace ya 6 anos violoncello. algunos de estos ninos van hacer futuras carreras en la musica otros quizas no pero han tenido la oportunidad al conocimiento y eso es valido.
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i belive this program is magnificent it allows kid the opportunity to learn new instruments and its all free.
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I work for Miami-Dade County Public Schools and I have had the oportunity to have this amazing program at my school "Lenora B. Smith" As music teacher I realize the quality and professionalism of the instructors who work for the American Children's Orchestras.
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Some of the other unique feature of Invest Plus Premier is that it offers guaranteed benefits like minimum Guaranteed Maturity Value (GMV) and Guaranteed Investment Return (GIR). The Guaranteed Investment Return (GIR) is declared at the beginning of each financial year itself during the policy term and for the current financial year 2010-11, it is 7.05%. The plan also offers 3 simple to purchase Kit options viz. Rs. 6000, Rs. 8000 and Rs. 10,000 being the premium amount. The premium amount is as low as Rs. 6000 so as to make it affordable to a large section of the society. There is Loyalty Addition from 11th policy year onwards and refund of up to 75% of Life Insurance Risk Premium at maturity. The minimum GMV is equivalent to the total regular premiums paid till maturity date. Loyalty addition from 11th policy year shall enhance the accrued maturity value by an amount equivalent to 10% of each Net Premium paid.
Launching the product, Akshay Mehrotra, Head – Marketing, Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance, said, "Customer insights had revealed that they prefer an easy-to- understand and easy-to-buy life insurance policy. With Invest Plus Premier, we have incorporated these features besides offering "certain" benefits in these uncertain times."
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St. Andrews Public Service Commissioners decided Monday to wait another month before considering a new fee that would allow them recoup some of their expenses for responding to motor vehicle incidents.
Since August, the commission has been considering the ordinance that some call a "crash tax," said St. Andrews District Manager Christie Holderness. It was deferred in January for legal advice and the commission did not meet in February. On Monday, the commission tabled the matter until April.
"We've been discussing it for months and nobody cared," she said. But in the last few days, questions have arisen among the public, even though no one came to speak at Monday's meeting.
"We'd like to have people show up and give us their opinion," said commission chairman Charlie Ledford. "(Monday) nobody showed up."
The five-member board decided to seek input at a public hearing immediately before their next meeting, which is scheduled for April 7.
The ordinance would allow St. Andrews to charge for responding to motor vehicle accidents. The cost, which is estimated to range from a few hundred dollars to more than a thousand, would be borne by insurance companies.
The move is necessary because the district's call volume has increased from less than 1,000 calls in 2009 to almost 5,300 in 2013 due to a mutual aid agreement with Charleston, North Charleston, James Island and the St. John's Fire District. In 2012 the departments entered into a formal agreement that would call for them to be simultaneously dispatched to help with fires and other emergencies.
"Our call volume is way up because of the mutual aid agreement and we are just trying to recoup some of those costs," said Ledford.
St. Andrews is the partner in the mutual agreement that is funded solely by property taxes. Other fire departments in the partnership said they have no plans to follow St. Andrews' lead and charge reciprocal fees of their own.
"I was not for it in the beginning, but after many discussions we know that was the right thing to do," said Holderness. "We never expected the call volume to increase exponentially the way it did and we had to figure out a way, rather than to burden our taxpayers, to handle that. This is just a way to save our taxpayers from us having to raise their taxes."
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A culture is done to find out what kind of organism (usually bacteria) is causing an illness or infection.
A sensitivity test checks to see what kind of medicine, such as an antibiotic, will work best to treat the illness or infection.
A culture is done by collecting a sample of body fluid or tissue and then adding it to a substance that helps promote the growth of bacteria or other disease-causing organisms. If there are bacteria (or other organisms) in the sample, they will grow in the culture. Bacteria usually grow quickly in a culture (2 days), while other types of organisms, such as a fungus, can take longer.
A culture and sensitivity test may be done on many different body fluids, such as urine, mucus, blood, pus, saliva, breast milk, spinal fluid, or discharge from the vagina or penis.
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Employment changes by industry in May 2010
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Total nonfarm payroll employment grew by 431,000 in May, reflecting the hiring of 411,000 temporary employees to work on Census 2010. Total private employment showed little change over the month (+41,000), following increases in March and April.
In May, manufacturing employment increased by 29,000 over the month. Factory employment has risen by 126,000 over the past 5 months. Within manufacturing, both fabricated metals and machinery added jobs in May.
Temporary help services added 31,000 jobs over the month; employment in the industry has risen by 362,000 since September 2009.
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Symphony Of Mesa is a larger-sized nursing home facility in MESA, Arizona ( Maricopa county ). They have 204 beds and 149 residents. Symphony Of Mesa participates in Medicare and Medicaid and are classified as a For profit - Corporation ownership. They offer residential councils. They are not located inside of a hospital. They do not belong to a continuing care community. Additional information about Symphony Of Mesa can be viewed by clicking one of the links above for directions and maps, inspection / survey results, and resident reviews.
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- If you are breastfeeding or pregnant, ask your health care provider if antihistamines are safe for you.
- Adults who take antihistamines should know how the medicine affects them before driving or using machinery.
- If your child is taking antihistamines, make sure the medicine is not affecting your child's ability to learn.
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- Enlarged prostate or problems passing urine
- Epilepsy
- Overactive thyroid
- Heart disease or high blood pressure
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Side effects of antihistamines may include:
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- Changes in vision, such as blurry vision
- Decreased appetite
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- You are having trouble taking your antihistamines
Corren J, Baroody FM, Pawankar R. Allergic and nonallergic rhinitis. In: Adkinson NF Jr., Bochner BS, Burks AW, et al., eds. Middleton's Allergy Principles and Practice. 8th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2013: chap 42.
Greiner AN, Hellings PW, Rotiroti G, Scadding GK. Allergic rhinitis. Lancet. 2011;378(9809):2112-2122.
Wasserman SI. Approach to the person with allergic or immunologic disease. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 257.
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AAIPharma Services just finished a multimillion dollar expansion of its cGMP parenteral manufacturing facility in Charleston, SC. The contract services firm says the three new suites that have been added will be fully operational by February.
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I have been using Halfords for the MOT test on my car for the last 5 years. I drive a typical 13 year old hatchback with 100k miles on it, it has had a fairly hard life, kept outdoors all year round and is in 'average' condition. They have done a fair MOT each time and only failed it on things that actually needed doing. Last time cost �30 which I think is a fair price for an honest MOT. Like most people, in the past I have encountered many garages who have tried to rip me off, failing the same car on stuff that was blatantly ok, like a tiny bit of surface rust on a brake line then telling you your cars a death trap and falling apart when you know it isn't! Halfords has always been aright, I don't think the mechanics there get a bonus for drumming up extra business (unlike Kwik-fit!). The retest has always been free as well. As far as actually getting work done on the car, I usually try and do it myself!
Had car mot was done within the hour as was told would highly reccomend company
Mr Kew
Good service, quick turnaround. Easy peasy, just what you want!
Mr Drew
They knew a lot more than I get from my usual garage, probably due to the years of experience of some of the mechanics. Great place to bring your car, I like this garage a lot more than I like the BMW.
Staff very friendly and helpful will definitely use again.
Ms Ford
Very smooth flawless service, have used Halford for years with no problems.
Mr Casey
I booked online to have my air con re charged very easy system date and time chosen by me. I arrived at the centre greeted by a friendly staff member who advised me it would take an hour hour later car done and advised that I was in need of a service advised to book online as it was cheaper I will be doing this very soon
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Across all of our services, we use quality Halfords oil and genuine manufacturer or OE (Original Equipment) parts to ensure that your vehicle leaves our autocentre in the best condition. OE parts are manufactured to exactly the same specification as genuine model parts - which means they're of the same high quality standard.
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If you know a pretty girl, you have already got yourself a bomb. Those of us who aren't blessed with a pretty gal (believe me….some of us aren't…why else would we go after 72 virgins after death)…will have to make our own bomb.
Making a bomb is easy. There are five steps involved in making a bomb.
a) Deciding that you HAVE to make a bomb
b) Deciding the target you want to blow up
c) Getting the raw materials to make the bomb
d) Transporting it to the blast location (not required if you own a launch system)
e) Triggering the Blast
Let us take them one by one.
Deciding that you have to make a bomb
Before we start, let me tell you that bomb making is no child's play. So, take a deep breath and think…was your father killed by the Government? Was your mother maimed by the Government? Did you lose your job at the college? Did the class bully insult you in front of the class? Is somebody destroying the Earth's environment and he is too powerful to be stopped? Are you the bad guy in a James Bond movie? Were you put in jail by the country's stupid legal system and were sodomised inside the jail? Is your religion better than somebody else's?
If your answer to any of these questions was 'Yes' you have the right to make a bomb, and blast the offenders off the face of the Earth. After all, they didn't care about you.
Now that cause and consequence have been decided, lets move on to deciding the target for your blast.
Decide the target you want to blow up
Deciding the target is a key element in bomb making, for it decides how big a bomb you should be building. US President Obama's needs are huge and that's why he builds bombs that can wipe out whole countries. Do you want to wipe out a whole country, a province, a city, a university campus, somebody's house or an individual?
Remember, if you are a suicide bomber you still need a target. You can be the epicenter of the bomb blast…but you definitely need a target. If you are a suicide bomber I would also strongly urge you to not indulge in dress rehearsals.
Once you have decided the target for your bomb, you now know how big or effective a bomb you need to build. So, lets move on to getting the raw materials to make the bomb.
Getting raw materials to build the bomb
Remember there are four parts to a bomb – Ignition coil, the blast material, the 'injurers' and the casing in which all of this will be fitted. I will explain what 'injurers' are a little later. For now let us try and procure the casing first – from personal experience I can tell you that pumpkins & watermelons don't act as good casings because they tend to be damp and neutralize the blast material. An empty Horlicks bottle also doesn't appear to be a good casing choice because the blast material is then visible to everybody. Similarly, a CPU or an empty shoebox doesn't qualify as good casing choice. I would strongly recommend a wodden box like the one used successfully by Ted Kaczynski for 18 long years. Wondering who Ted Kaczynski was – well, remember UnaBomber?. If you want to play your own secret joke…get it made by a coffin maker.
Now for the blast material – first advice, never buy Gun Powder from your Hyderabadi friend…for the gun powder he will give you can only be used while eating Idlis and dosas and is capable of burning only your rectum. I would recommend you speak to some of your friends who live in the Red Corridor (see map below). Even if they don't know themselves they will be able to guide you to the neighborhood friendly Naxalite they know.
Blast material can also be obtained from the scrap dealers in your city. The idea is to identify the scrap dealer buying scrap from leading science laboratories, who might have inadvertently bought Uranium-235, Plutonium-239 or other blast materials like nitroglycerine or grain dust from the labs.
If you are on first name basis with leading lights of the country like Dawood Ibrahim or Chota Rajan, they might also source it for you. If you can convince them that you are targeting a city and not just a university campus, they might even provide you the blast material
Now that you have got your blast material, you need to work on the ignition of this blast material.
Mind you igniting a bomb makes all the difference….you could have a bomb, you could have placed it at the right spot but if you can't ignite it…it is as useful as a lipstick on a man's lips (unless your partner, who also happens to be a man, is coming home early).
Ignition of a bomb can be done in two ways…you could light a fuse and wait for it to reach the bomb (as Amitabh, Dharmendra and Rajini have done in so many movies) or you could remote detonate it. I always use my mobile to remote detonate my bombs – it allows me time to move to a safe place, and also helps me record the date and time of the bomb blasts I have made. Whenever someone asks me, 'So, how many bombs have you blasted till date?" I only have to go to the call register on my mobile and count. So, go get a good mobile phone to start igniting your bombs from a safe distance.
Now that you have a bomb casing in place, you have the blast material and you also have ignition methodology….you need in place the last ingredient for your bomb: The Injurers. "Injurers" are items that bomb makers put inside their bombs to injure the victims beyond repair. If you are the psycho type and prefer to hurt your victims mentally – you can write insults in pieces of paper so that after a victim is injured and is lying on the bomb blast site waiting for the ambulance…he/she can pick up & read your insults. If you aren't a psycho bomber…but are clear minded about your approach, you might want to put in items like ball bearings, drawing pins, and other sharp objects to extend the effectiveness of your bomb. The more the 'injurers' the more quality footage the TV crews will get when they arrive at the scene, so for the TV crews sake…always include 'injurers' in your bomb.
Transporting it to the blast location
If you are Obama or Osama and are reading this, you can skip this section because you already own extensive launch systems to launch your bombs. All others may continue reading. Transporting a bomb to the blast location can be tricky. But don't panic yet…in the bomb making industry it the big guys who have to worry while transporting. If your blast site is a desert and your bomb is nuclear…you need to have a plan in place to hoodwink the US satellites, else you can chill.
You can use a cheap looking bag to transport your bomb (don't get a costly Nike or Adidas bag for they are known to be stolen quickly from the spot and taken away from the intended target. Esp in India). To avoid cases where by the time you reach the blast site, the bomb explodes…ensure you have a spare bomb in the bag as well.
Make sure to travel by public transport – the more crowded, the better. Bombs transported by private transport can be dangerous especially if you had a lot of beans the previous day and are releasing a lot of methane inside the car. If methane can trigger a small blast inside your stomach rest assured it is capable of triggering one inside your car as well.
Triggering the Blast
Let us say you transported the bomb to the blast site, now the question is to trigger the blast without you being a part of the blast. Obviously, if you are a suicide bomber you can skip reading this and go and trigger the bomb using a box of matches. If you aren't a suicide bomber, I would guess you already have your mobile phone using which you can call a receiver packed inside the bomb casing & trigger the blast.
I would recommend an iPhone for your blast. Very good call quality and excellent touch screen for that stylish finish. Besides, at the rate developers are building applications for iPhones (there are 2.5 lakh of apps available for download as of 2nd Oct 2010)…I am sure soon somebody will make a 'Detonate your bombs' app.
*Just in case you didn't realize, I was being sarcastic. Please don't make a bomb, at home, in college or at office. It is dangerous.


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Dear Heloise: Recently, I was asked if I knew anyone who had an older-model printer - the kind with the sprocket holes on the side. The person had a box of paper to give away to someone with that sort of printer.
We have been using boxes of continuous-feed paper on our modern laser printer. We tear off the holes on the side, tear the pages apart and put them into the feeder tray. Because so many people do not realize the pages are still usable, we pick the paper up at yard sales and save money that way as well.
Separating the sheets and removing the edges gives us something to do with our hands while watching television. - Joan Hershberger, El Dorado, Ark.
Dear Readers: Here are a few handy ways to use a potato masher:
Crush fruit for jam or jelly.
Chop hard-boiled eggs for egg salad.
Use to mix up meatloaf.
Crush crackers.
Crumble ground beef. - Heloise
Dear Heloise: For an address book, I bought the plastic pages that fit in a notebook for business cards. I used old business cards and wrote a person's name and telephone number on the back. Or you can cut plain paper to fit. It is easy and cheap to update.
I use the clear hobby cases for my sewing thread. I sew a lot, so I have a lot of colors to store. With this system, I can see at a glance the colors in the boxes. I have eight boxes of thread stacked on my accessory shelf and use the hobby cases for trims, seam bindings, etc.
When going on a bus trip, send your luggage by parcel post or mail. It saves having to handle it when you change buses. All you need is a small carry-on. I learned the hard way. - Christal Helman, Lisbon, Ohio
Dear Heloise: Here is my recycling hint: If one receives dry cleaning and does not use the wire hangers, especially the ones with foam on top, give them back to the dry cleaner. - Donna, via e-mail
Dear Heloise: I work in retail at a major discount chain, and it is very irritating when people open packages to look at items, and then not buy the items.
It costs the store, as a lot of items can't be resold and must be written off.
For the items that can be resold, it takes extra time for the clerk to repackage the item in a somewhat presentable manner. - Jane Reynolds, Henderson, Ky.
Send a money-saving or timesaving hint to Heloise, P.O. Box 795000, San Antonio, TX 78279-5000, or you can fax it to 1-210-HELOISE or e-mail it to firstname.lastname@example.com. I can't answer your letter personally but will use the best hints received in my column.
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Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Gods Eater Burst question for PSP and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
- Developer: Bandai Namco Games
- Publisher: D3publisher
- Genre: Role-Playing Action RPG
- Release: Mar 15, 2011
- ESRB: Teen
Question & Answers
Strongest equipment
What is the strongest blade gun and shield and controll unit and show me the statsof the equipment
Answer from: lj_08
For me..i know... the weapon of lindow..
Answer from: RENJI
Buster sword ^^.....
Answer from: L.A.
4 me its yaegaki ...
it is divine type ... but it can also kill other aragami easily
Answer from: coyote
I always use the evil one, its the sword that soma uses and its a freeze weapon with majorly high stats
Answer from: RALF
Use blood surge rank 10 and serpent shield for shield and serpent cannon for higher blaze and for your control unit try the observer
Answer from: Tom masters
There are mulitple combinations like
gun barrel= calando, att=2.10 with hidden attack and muted, or use laevatinenn g(get it by killing zeus)
sword blade=serpent warblade and blade rank 8 higher even dagger and yes rank 10 is good with sunder=410, freeze and spark=150 (blade att= 801 with upgrades) also you can get a rail blade(upgrade it to rank 8 higher,with 300 sunder and 130+ freeze and spark)
armor sheild= must have ensemble+,get it by killing arda nova(upgrade)
control unit= must have assassin
upgrades= just use them to match your swords stats
Answer from: Dvl018
For me;
gun:gattling gun ll
control unit:gods eater
Answer from: no name
For me: blade:thunder storm gun:kongou cannon legendary shield:othelo rank 20
Answer from: pointy hat
I dont know why but i hate using buster type weapon ( they're slow to attack ) i prefer mostly using long blade type (and short swords are just too weak)
Answer from: somasama
The red saw blade i think is the most strongest but i think also in the knife caterogy is the titi blade
Answer from: cliff
I use
Blade : Wild Sword Laoyang, has Hold L and Combo Master, if in team battles and Traviata N, Venom L Debuff Attack and Mid Air Jump, for soloing
Gun : depends on the type of bullet I use but mainly crush types
Shield : Draken Shield E, every time with no exceptions, Stamina L Guard Speed Expand Guard Area Athlete
Control Unit : Gods Eater, mainly for the healing effect
Upgrades : Burst Shift, increases burst time to help with the control unit, and the other upgrade usually has Last 3 Minutes for Survival Instinct
Answer from: jill dickson
Sword: Phantom dagger
Shield: phantom shield
Gun: raging lore 2
Control unit: gods eater
Answer from: alisalover
I prefer Ryo Kagami's God arc.Which is. Chill Blade EX, Immunity Buckler G, EX Gattling gun dvn. Yeah. that's it.
Answer from: reilord
Codename: rei
Sword: icefire slayer
Shield: serpent shield
Gun: silent cry
Control unit: gods eater
Answer from: darkz
The best blade is beast harrock shiyopaa
Answer from: msnk
I use twin antennae 2, chaos wall and type 302 cannon
Answer from: Kraust
FED Assault Flame or Guardian blaster Z
Wild Swd:Laoyang ll
Unkei Armor E
Desperate attempt
The reaper
Hope you'll try my build and like it too...
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Kevin Mitchell, Dean Powell Talk Lora Win, Ricky Burns
By John Hargate
York Hall, Bethnal Green – Unheralded Felix Lora, 14-9-5 (8), came out of the traps like a man possessed against Kevin Mitchell in front of a noisy, capacity York Hall crowd in last Friday's main event. Mitchell had acknowledged that Lora was likely to provide him with a test pre-fight but cannot have expected the Dominican, by way of Barcelona, to unceasingly throw haymaker after haymaker in a wild attempt to turn out The Dagenham Destroyer's lights.
Mitchell managed to time Lora in the second and dropped him with a pinpoint left hook as he stormed in. Lora went down hard, but looked steady after beating the count. Mitchell, cautious and wary of the Dominican's power, refused to rush in and finish the job and as a result let Lora off the hook.
Despite being under sustained pressure, Mitchell boxed tidily and cleverly and only in the fourth and the fifth did it look as though Lora's incessant pressure was beginning to trouble him. Lora took both of those rounds on my card and it appeared that the flow of the fight was in the balance. Mitchell responded well, and as the pace dropped in the sixth, once again reasserted his control of proceedings. His jab was sharp and accurate and the left hook was a constant source of danger for Lora.
Referee Richie Davis scored the fight 98-92 in Mitchell's favour, only a single point away from my own 98-91 card for the same man.
"I knew he'd be a tough kid," Mitchell acknowledged post-fight. "You look at his record and he's been beat, but he's the sort of kid who can go out there against fighters like me and knock'em out if I was a bit of an idiot and wanted to have a little go with him.
"He hit like [Breidis] Prescott hit. He had that sort of power. He nailed me a couple of times but didn't wobble me or nothing. But I wanted to look classy, which is what I did do. I had him down but he's like a Nigel Benn type of fighter. When they're hurt they dig in a little bit and they find that shot – I don't want to be the idiot who walks onto that shot and then find out that I'm the one on the floor trying to get back up!"
I asked matchmaker Dean Powell how much he'd known about Lora before the fight. "I've seen him," Dean explained. "I obviously knew who he is. You've only got to look at the people he's beaten, the people he's lost to see that he's going to give [Kevin] a good workout - which he did do. It's what he needed."
I said I thought Lora had been more aggressive than might have been expected. "Yeah, but Kevin coped with it and he well won the fight," Dean countered.
"You can't win!" laughed Dean. "If he'd have come out and knocked Lora over, people would have been screaming saying it was an easy fight." It certainly wasn't that, and their styles made for an absorbing contest. How much an opponent like Lora will help Kevin in terms of preparing for a tall, stand up boxer like Burns remains to be seen. That's a fight that looks a certainty for the summer, possibly at West Ham's Upton Park.
Kevin, now 33-1 (24), offered his final thoughts on the Burns fight. "You can see my boxing ability in there tonight, so imagine me being in there with Burns. Don't get me wrong, Burns can hit. You walk onto a stupid shot from Burns and he'll knock you out, but that kid hits a lot harder than Burns. I had to be cautious in there. With the Burns fight I can let my shots off a little bit more. We'll show you when the fight comes."
[QUOTE=Box Up!;11783829]Hi Top Rumper, welcome to NSB Yes, am very sure! Lora is one of those fighters whereby you'll always attract criticism, he is wild, hits hard and is extremely awkward. If you watch the fight again you'll see some…Comment by Box Up! on 02-15-2012
[QUOTE=Top_Rumper;11783761]Looked good, are you sure? apart from the knock down Mitchell looked poor every time Lora swung at him he looked worried. He needs to start taking boxing seriously again. 3 or 4 years ago he would have destroyed Burns…Comment by tripper on 02-15-2012
[QUOTE=Box Up!;11783639]I think you might have been watching a different fight, or perhaps the fact you're Scottish shows a little bias towards Burns ?! ;o) Kevin boxing well on Friday. He moved around the ring really well, picked his shots…Comment by Top_Rumper on 02-15-2012
[QUOTE=Box Up!;11783639]I think you might have been watching a different fight, or perhaps the fact you're Scottish shows a little bias towards Burns ?! ;o) Kevin boxing well on Friday. He moved around the ring really well, picked his shots…Comment by Box Up! on 02-15-2012
[QUOTE=tripper;11783525]Mitchell was rubbish apart from the knockdown . He should just stick to being an enforcer for his mums drug cartel.[/QUOTE] I think you might have been watching a different fight, or perhaps the fact you're Scottish shows a little…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (6)


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OSHA News Release - (Archived) Table of Contents
OSHA News Release – Region 8
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 8 News Release: OSHA 05-814-DEN
Monday, May 9, 2005
Contact: Rich Kulczewski
Phone: (303) 844-1302
HOLYOKE. Colo. -- The U.S. Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited Seaboard Farms Inc., Holyoke, Colo., a subsidiary of Seaboard Corporation, $139,200 in proposed penalties for allegedly failing to protect workers from hazards at their eastern Colorado hog farm operation. The investigation was initiated under OSHA's Site Specific Targeting Program, which identifies employers with elevated injury and illness rates.
"Strong enforcement, when necessary, is a key part of OSHA's efforts to reduce workplace injuries and illnesses," said Greg Baxter, OSHA regional director in Denver. "The significant penalty of $139,200 in this case demonstrates our commitment to protecting the health and safety of American workers."
OSHA's Denver area office cited Seaboard Farms for one alleged willful and 23 alleged serious violations of OSHA's general duty clause and standards relating to farms and feed-mills. The willful citation, with a proposed penalty of $55,000, addressed unguarded machinery.
The serious citations, with a total of $84,200 in penalties, addressed inadequate respiratory protection; confined space entry precautions; lockout procedures; machine guarding; electrical work practices, procedures, and equipment; and forklift training. Other serious citations involved hazard communication training; compressed gas cylinder storage; all-terrain vehicle (ATV) operator safety training; fall hazards; lack of instruction of the safe operation and servicing of all covered equipment; laceration hazards from contact with damaged metal siding in walkways; and inadequate eye protection and eye wash stations.
Willful violations are those committed with an intentional disregard of, or plain indifference to, the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Act. A serious citation is issued when there is substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result from a hazard about which the employer knew or should have known.
The employer has 15 working days from receipt of the citations to request an informal conference with the OSHA area director, or to contest the citations and proposed penalties before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
Employers are responsible for providing a safe and healthful workplace for their employees. OSHA's role is to assure the safety and health of America's workers by setting and enforcing standards; providing training, outreach, and education; establishing partnerships; and encouraging continual improvement in workplace safety and health. For more information, visit www.osha.gov.
U.S. Labor Department releases are accessible on the Internet at <http://www.dol.gov>. The information in this news release will be made available in alternate format upon request (large print, Braille, audio tape or disc) from the COAST office. Please specify which news release when placing your request at (202) 693-7765 or TTY (202) 693-7755. The U.S. Department of Labor is committed to providing America's employers and employees with easy access to understandable information on how to comply with its laws and regulations. For more information, please visit www.dol.gov/compliance.
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GOP 'no' votes piling up in the House
Bob Cusack - 09/03/13 04:53 PM ET
The early reaction from House Republicans on authorizing a strike on Syria has been a resounding no.
Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) on Tuesday came out in support of U.S. intervention. But rank-and-file-members are not following their lead.
GOP leaders have made it clear that it is up to President Obama to convince the nation and Congress that a resolution should be passed in the wake of alleged chemical attacks in Syria.
As of time of publishing, there were 42 House members who will vote no or are planning to vote no. Twenty-nine of them are Republicans. Conversely, only four House Republicans have publicly backed a Syria measure, according to The Hill's whip list.
Republicans who are in the "no/leaning no" column include Reps. Tom Cole (Okla.), Jason Chaffetz (Utah), Walter Jones (N.C.), Randy Forbes (Va.), John Fleming (La.), Justin Amash (Mich.) and Michele Bachmann (Minn.).
There are 14 House lawmakers who will vote yes or who are leaning yes. Dozens of lawmakers are undecided.
The good news for Obama is the numbers are better in the Senate, with more supporting than opposing.
The House looks to be a tough slog. Obama has Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) in his corner, but some on the left — such as Rep. Alan Grayson (D-Fla.) — are actively working against the president.
Some high-ranking members on both sides of the aisle, including Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and Assistant Democratic Leader James Clyburn (S.C.), are in the undecided column.
It appears that for a Syria resolution to pass the lower chamber, a large percentage of Democrats will need to approve it.
There are 233 Republicans in the House and 200 Democrats, with two vacancies.