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It was a fairly typical issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association: six articles on traumatic brain injury, another on whether children should have their tonsils and adenoids taken out, an editorial titled ''Otitis Media: The Pharyngeal Connection.''
And then there was the cover illustration. It showed no patients with bandaged heads, no dazed athletes, no tonsils, no adenoids. Instead, a page from a 15th-century encyclopedia displayed its stately Latin, floral illuminations in lapis lazuli and gold spilling down the margin.
While other medical and scientific journals put conventional photography on their covers, or no art at all -- just a gray, polysyllabic table of contents -- JAMA has been determinedly different for 35 years. Its covers invariably feature fine art, and the art often has nothing to do with medicine.
''I don't use many overtly medical scenes,'' said Dr. M. Therese Southgate, a physician and senior contributing editor who has chosen JAMA's cover art for the last 25 years and written a page-long essay for each weekly issue about her selection.Continue reading the main story
''I'm trying to show that everything is related: art, medicine, life,'' she said. ''Physicians and other people in the field can enjoy art, whether it's medical or not.''
Art has been enhancing her life since 1974, when Dr. Robert H. Moser became editor in chief of JAMA. A previous editor, Dr. John H. Talbot, an art lover, had begun using fine-art covers in 1964. The new editor, Dr. Southgate said, ''didn't know about art, or maybe didn't want to be bothered.''
''He came to me and said: 'You. You do it,' '' she went on. ''I thought, What? Me? I couldn't believe it.''
Dr. Southgate, JAMA's deputy editor then, had no background in art history. In her 40's then, she had not held a paintbrush since kindergarten, when a discouraging teacher convinced her she had no talent.
Not wanting to put anything on the cover that she did not understand herself, Dr. Southgate began devouring books and articles about art. ''Now, of course,'' she said, ''I can't imagine a day when I didn't love art.''
Dr. Southgate sees nothing incongruous in putting art on the cover of a medical journal. ''The same human qualities are required for the artist and the physician,'' she said. ''Both deal with death, with the meaning of existence. The artist can't paint without observation. It's the same with the physician. For both of them, you give your total attention to what you're doing. You're totally out of yourself. The end products are different, but caring for a patient is also a work of art.''
The only criterion for her selections, she said, is ''whatever stops me in my tracks.'' Like many another art lover, she has gone through phases over the years. ''A long time ago it was color,'' she said. ''At first I was attracted to medieval art, like a child, because it has bright blue, red, yellow, primary colors. Now it's shape I respond to, like a certain curve, or the way a shape is filled in. If I keep progressing, one of these days I'll get all the way down to line and drawing.''
In the plainly written, heartfelt essays that accompany her covers, Dr. Southgate typically gives some historical background about the work and its creator, remarking on any interesting disease or disability the artist may have suffered, then describes her emotional response. She steers clear of art-world jargon; if she uses technical terms, they are likely to be medical ones.
Readers respond warmly to her covers and essays. ''Once, a surgeon wrote a note that really touched me,'' she said. ''He had a patient, a painter, who recovered from her surgery, but was wounded in spirit. He was very concerned, because she had stopped painting. He gave her a copy of JAMA and spoke with her about the cover. She started painting again.''
In a sense, art educator is Dr. Southgate's third career. After majoring in chemistry in college, she became a technical editor for the Armour Research Foundation at the Illinois Institute of Technology, where she helped engineers write papers about the effects of atomic weapons.
On a trip to Europe in her mid-20's, she fell ill in Vienna. ''I needed antibiotics and they didn't have any,'' she said. ''My physician stole some for me from the American pharmacy. They put me in the big hospital in Vienna, where I saw all these sick people from World War II, saw how much of a need there was for medical workers.''
Because several relatives were nurses, she thought of becoming one herself. But she worried what she would do if a doctor gave her instructions she disagreed with. ''Then came another insight,'' she said: ''Go be the doctor, who's stopping you?''
Only 2 of the 100 students who graduated with her from Marquette University's medical school were women. They faced overt discrimination, Dr. Southgate said. ''One physician said: 'I've never had a woman on this service and I'm never going to. Get lost.' One pediatrician I studied under told us he'd start the men with a grade of A, women with a C, and grade downward from there. I think in those days, the women who survived adopted an attitude of superiority: 'I'm good, I must be good if I'm here.' ''
After she completed her internship and got her license, Dr. Southgate was offered a job as a senior editor at JAMA. It seemed like the perfect chance to combine her passions.
Since retiring 1988, she has been the senior contributing editor. She has also found time to study Latin and Greek and to begin a novel. A coffee-table format collection of her covers and essays was published in 1996, with a second volume scheduled next fall.
''I try to live by what my mother kept saying at 94: 'Never give up,' '' Dr. Southgate said. ''She was telling it to herself, because she had trouble walking. But still, it was fantastic advice.''Continue reading the main story


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This year, the Annual Blow Molding Conference (ABC) was held in Pittsburgh. Kautex was well-represented with an information stand and four conference speakers. But that's not all. The Chairman of the conference organisers, SPE, is also a Kautex man.
Any events organised by the Society of Plastic Engineers (SPE) in the USA are always well attended, and with good reason, as they are an absolute must for industry experts. This year was no exception, with more than 300 trade visitors coming to Pittsburgh for the opportunity to talk to industry experts and enjoy some lively discussions. Of course, ABC is also one of the most important events in the US market for Kautex-Maschinenbau. This has particularly been the case since Ben Lopez, Chairman of the event's hosts, SPE, moved from Bekum to Kautex in Bonn in 2011. "It's an honour for any company to have someone in their ranks who is head of such a respected organisation", says Andreas Lichtenauer, Managing Director and Partner of Kautex Maschinenbau.
Under this year's motto,"The Three Rivers of Success – Innovation, Efficiency and Sustainability", the two-day conference once again offered a wide range of interesting talks. These included four presentations by colleagues from Kautex in Germany and the USA. Chuck Flammer, Vice President Sales of Kautex Inc., New Jersey, gave a presentation on various aspects of flat panel manufacture.
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Re: [agile-usability] A simple risk-return-model for prioritizing user stories
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- Robert,
Thank you for that as I think I need to add more on the users perceived time on task.
It depends on your definition of design. If the design is there to enhance the content, then yes this would help in evaluating design A vs design B. If we use the users perceived time on task.
"Time runs by when you are having fun. "
The later versions of Generalised Cost use a higher user cost per minute when the user is stuck in traffic, or waiting for a bus.
I remember reading somewhere that people overestimated the amount of time it took then to do the dishes, while under estimated the amount of time that it took for them to play a video game. It is also the reason casinos never have clocks.
I know Microsoft Reserch did some experiments on user perceived time (and I will try digging it up).....
There are several questions to this approach... 1) what is granularity of "perceived time" 2) how do we measure it 3).......
Actual time on task can give us an idea of where the problems lie. If a user is spending too much time filling in a form field then the user may be finding the question challenging.
I wondering if your answer on both Satisfying and mean-end analysis could help answer Robert's question as well. With Simon's theory of "Satisfying" are we trying to Satisfice as fast as possible?
If that is the case is there not a challenge if I am doing something fun like playing a computer game, I am wanting to complete the game fast, but my enjoyment is higher if the game delays challenges me.
Thanks for that feedback....
So you'll get more uptake if you write more in the style of a cookbook or game instructions than a treatise.
I will follow your advice here and next version will be more of cookbook.
Because so many usability factors are subliminal, anything that raises their value to a conscious level could help project stakeholders properly value usability.
My driving force here was to try to get all the inputs valued. Agile in my experience is very strong when there is one customer driving the priority of each story. When you start adding stake holders then the picture gets more hazy. I hope this method can clear this up.
I am also thinking this method could be used to justify Usability improvements to current system.
But it needs stress testing and hence the email to the list.
All the best
JamesOn Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 11:32 PM, Robert Biddle <Robert_Biddle@...> wrote:
How about explaining how this relates to design?
In particular, might two people with access to the same information
may come up with different designs, yet one be vastly
better than the other?
Does the model address this?
James Page wrote:
> On this mailing list there has been much conversation about how to
> work out the budget in time and cost of an Agile project. The other
> question that appears is where the design of a user interface should
> sit in the development cycle.
> I think by bringing in a simple risk-return-model for prioritizing the
> user stories could help to answer these questions.
> I am writing this piece to get as many comments back to this approach,
> so that it can be modified and improved upon.
> When looking at Agile Development it is interesting to look at the
> Nobel Prize winner Herb Simmons work. Herb Simon's theory *bounded
> rationality* says that perfectly rational decisions are often not
> feasible in practice due to the finite computational resources
> available for making them. His models assume that the human forms a
> Goal and then an intermediate sub goal. When you reach the sub goal
> you then form a new sub goal on the journey to reach the end goal. In
> other words you reach your goal by making many sub-goals. But you only
> plan the immediate sub-task.
> If you look at Agile we define what the project is for and then
> develop stories. At the start of the project we do not define the
> order that stories are done in. During each iteration we define which
> stories take place within the iteration. So we can say that sub goals
> are the equivalent of an iteration or sprint.
> In contrast the Waterfall approach follows a more rationalised
> economic approach where all the sub goals are defined for reaching the
> end goal. This is where we break up the project into milestones were
> we define the sub goals at the start of the project.
> The challenge is that the Agile methods only loosely define how we
> identify the sub goals, except to say that they should be the most
> important or critical for the business.
> Looking at an Agile project in the terms of *bounded rationality
> *allows us to use some of the economic methods that have been defined
> from the field. For example in estimating the time-frame, or budget of
> a project we can use top down forecasting methods, instead of the
> normal bottom up approach.
> It also helps sorting out the confusion with Usability and Agile in
> answering the question is Usability part of the sub-goal, or is it
> defining it. We can divide the answer to Usability into three areas.
> 1) Anything that defines a goal belongs outside the iteration and is a
> story. 2) Anything that is about meeting the goal or the requirements
> of the iteration belongs within it, and 3) any Usability requirements
> are the stories acceptance test.
> Using micro economics and converting everything to a monetary value
> also allows us then compare the different inputs and outputs of a
> project. We lose the problem of comparing apples and oranges. People
> need to be aware that the Cost and the Benefit will change during the
> project, and that the numbers are an estimate.
> The method allows us to drive the project forward by creating one
> customer (in an Agile sense) by combing both the business requirements
> and the users. This is because we have converted Usability into a
> monetary metric.
> We can prioritise the stories using a simple economic model looking at
> the Risk/Return for each story. The model would assume that we want to
> minimise as much risk as possible early in the project, as well as
> have the largest return. We can now go back to the agile methods which
> would say that if the User Interface has both a high Return and a high
> risk then it should be done as early as possible. If it carries little
> risk and little return then it can be done later on.
> How do we define the two inputs? Risk can be calculated by slightly
> modifying the technique of the team estimating the amount of work for
> each story. The greater the divergence between the team members
> estimates equates to a greater risk. Another technique could be
> getting each team member to estimate a maximum and minimum amount of
> work for the story and again looking at the range for each story.
> The work value is easy to convert back into monitory value as we
> convert the work value anyway into time to calculate the burn down
> chart. Once we have a time value we just divide the cost of the team
> by time.
> The return number could be as simple an estimate of the economic
> benefit of the story to the firm.
> Another method suggested to me by the transport Economist Chris Cheek
> is using the "Generalised Cost" model. This would be more user
> friendly. The "Generalised Cost" model is from Transport economics and
> is used by transport planners to prioritise where investment into rail
> or road should take place. Generalised Cost model uses the time value
> of a user and works out the cost to them using a mode of transport
> taking into account the value of the users' time.
> There are many different "Generalised Cost" models in use, but in the
> whole they use a "cost" for each segment of the population, normally
> dependent on the users' activity. For example a Business user would
> have a higher cost per hour than leisure users. Then the actual cost
> of the mode of the transport is added to the user cost. Some more
> complex models also try to account for user's perceived time. For
> example they use a higher cost per hour when the user is stuck in
> traffic, or they use a lower cost per hour for train travel as the
> user can carry out other activities while they travel.
> We can apply "Generalised Cost" to Agile Usability by calculating the
> time that the user would spend per task. We can use a higher Cost for
> users that are under a higher cognitive load, for example when the
> user makes an error.
> We can calculate the value created for the user by comparing the new
> design with an old design or competitors design. At the early stage of
> the project we can use one of the GOMS methods for working out an
> estimate of the time that a user would take to complete the task, and
> later on we can use real user times from lab tests.
> So by using the "Generalised Cost" model we can work out the value the
> user captures by using the new Interface rather then the old interface.
> Tim O'Reilly (of the publishers) says that "Create more value than you
> capture." In other words a good internet business should always create
> more value for its users then the business creates. We could even use
> this as a metric by comparing the economic benefit to the firm versus
> the saving the user makes by using the new interface.
> To answer the question that I posed at the start of this where does
> the Usability then fit into the Agile project we can look at the
> different inputs that we need for the model. Any tasks that the
> project requires are a "story" and therefore should be defined outside
> the iteration.
> The interface design does not change the story, but its implementation
> does effect the "critical parameters" therefore it belongs inside the
> iteration. For example "a user visits the site and purchases X" would
> be a story.
> The critical parameters of each of the stories will drive the
> acceptance test. These parameters are the inputs to the user's
> Generalized Cost, these are the usual usability evaluation methods.
> In conclusion it does not matter if you use a Generalized Cost method
> or not but by looking at the model we can see where Usability could
> fit into the Agile method, and which stories need should have a higher
> priority.
> I would be grateful for any feedback, or corrections.
> All the best
> James
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Jamie Dornan has been cast in The Ninth Life of Louis Drax.
The Fifty Shades of Grey actor will star as a doctor in the psychological thriller, which is based on Liz Jensen's best-selling novel of the same name.
The film will follow a young boy, Louis Drax, who suffers a serious accident and is treated by Jamie Dornan's character. While treating the boy, he stumbles upon an unexplained mystery which unravels throughout the film.
Anthony Minghella began adapting the novel shortly before his death in 2008, which led his son Max to complete the script for his screenwriting debut.
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Jamie has previously appeared in the 2006 film Marie Antoinette and 2009's Shadows in the Sun. The 32-year-old - who has previously dated Keira Knightley - is currently filming an untitled American comedy film alongside Bradley Cooper, Emma Thompson and Uma Thurman.
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What Makes a Successful Website Home Page?
What happened: During the past 10 years since Websites hit the B2B markets, a lot has been made of properly presenting a company's products and services. This includes principles such as make the information easy to find, employ interesting design, create a consistent brand message throughout the Website, have an easy to use "contact us" form and many other suggestions.
What is driving this is marketers have begun to realize that searching on the Internet is how the great majority of all B2B buying decisions begin. This "early shopping" stage has become the focus of many "Website Redo Projects" in every major market segment, including printing, packaging and media communications.
How it works: If a marketer's Website is not effective in attracting and retaining customer prospects and their requests for additional information, large dollars of new business can easily be lost to the competition. To ensure this process is successful, here are a few ways to increase your Website's effectiveness:
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• Show the product in a short video demo, not just a photo of the product. Buyers like to see a product in action and prove to themselves how easy it is to use.
• Place this key information on your landing page/home page where it can be easily found by both the prospect and the search engines that will draw them there.
• Provide an "Offer Page Form" to signup for a free webinar, white paper, case study and track which offers generate the highest response.
By following these simple steps, your home page can generate as much as 300% more traffic than you are receiving now.
Tom – I think this is so important and a way that many printers are lagging behind! I can name about a hundred printers in Chicago alone that have NO website at all! i really wish they would adapt and put up at least a basic site with basic information so that potential customers have at something to go by.


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An ordinary citizen who works in a museum came up with this invention -- based on a hay baler! -- to pull tons of trash out of Baltimore's Inner Harbor. The really amazing thing though is that he somehow convinced the city bureaucracy to let him build it!
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There's nothing that bothers me more than people who throw cigarette butts all over the place. It's like they are aware enough that everything else might be trash and discarded, but can't be responsible enough to throw the butt someplace safe. There's two or three whole generations that have been taught not to throw cigarettes into the trash because it'll light it on fire, so they throw a still lit one out of their car into the bushes in a fire area or random places on the ground.
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While surfing, skateboarding, karate and more are confirmed for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, the one we're really excited about is climbing. Whether bouldering or speed climbing, athletes will be showing off impressive strength and dexterity to scale new heights.
As a brand new sport, who's to say you couldn't have a shot at stardom? Whether you're new to the wall or looking to get high outside, here's your beginner's guide to kitting up for climbing – without looking like you're doing your D of E Award.
Shoe change
Even when you're starting at the bottom, your shoes will need to be fit for purpose. Rubberised edges give you the friction you need to stay in a foothold and these are designed to be comfortable, so you don't feel like an upside-down ballet dancer.
Scarpa Thunder £63, urbanrock.com
Head strong
A helmet for life. For less than it costs to go twice round the London Eye, you get a lid fit for indoor, rock, ice and alpine clambering. And it beats borrowing a sweat-soaked communal lid at the local wall – it's hard to hold your nose at 80ft.
Grivel Salamander £55 grivelgb.co.uk
Roll with it
These turn a normal pull-up bar into a climbing-specific grip trainer for stronger hands and forearms. Attach the balls to the wall and hang on as you fight to stabilise yourself mid-air. The six-pack is just a bonus.
Lapis Rollyball £45 rockrun.com
Hang time
On the subject of sweat, the last thing you want when you're starting out is slippy fingers. This bag is big enough for a handy ball of chalk and will stop that gym bag you just bought looking like a prop from Scarface.
Metolius Chalk, £3.50 gooutdoors.co.uk
Back it up
You're going to need somewhere to store all your new climbing kit. This duffel-rucksack hybrid is big enough to handle the lot and completely unzips so you can easily dig out your camera when you reach the peak of your first momentous ascent. Send us a picture, won't you?
Black Diamond Demon Duffle £58.50 urbanrock.com
Seats are available
A sit harness connects you to your rope, so this is not something to scrimp on just because you're new. This one has four loops for carabiners, nut tools and that essential Thermos of coffee.
DMM Renegade 2013 £59 urbanrock.com
Jacket Up
This is the only jacket you need for most UK climbing. It's designed to keep out every British element while letting your body breathe on the way up. The hood also has plenty of room for a helmet underneath, which your running jacket will not.
Men's Terrex Advanced Jacket £450 adidas.co.uk
Go nuts
This should be your first bit of real hardware when you're rocking out(doors). It's a feather-light crowbar to crank out any rope loops a lead climber has stuck into the earth. The built-in carabiner fixes it to your harness. Dropping it would be bad.
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Imported from Italy, this stylish toothpaste makes brushing your teeth anything but routine. Both the Classic Mint and Whitening formulas keep your breath fresh while removing surface stains from your teeth. Plus, the apothecary-inspired tube dresses up the bathroom sink.
I already have beautiful pearly whites thanks to my dentist and my continued care by using dentist recommended products that packs the ingredients that our teeth really needs to stay healthy. Unfortunately, this product doesn't contain half of the ingredients that our teeth needs in order to stay healthy.2
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Buckingham Valley Vineyards & Winery
- 1521 Durham Rd
- Buckingham, PA 18912
- (215) 794-7188
Founded in 1966, we are Bucks County's first winery, as well as one of the first and largest in Pennsylvania. Wines are grown and made by traditional old-world methods, complemented by the most modern techniques and equipment available. Our wine offerings include reds, whites, and roses; dry to sweet; grape and fruit; Port; and Bucks County's only naturally fermented champagne, in five varieties. We grow grapes and make wine. No weddings, parties, concerts, yoga classes, square dancing, corporate meetings, etc. Just consistently high quality wines at the most reasonable prices in Bucks. You are welcome to visit and enjoy a self-guided tour and wine-tasting. Picnic tables, light snacks and cold wine available, or bring your own picnic lunch
- Booking Notes: Resevations required for groups of 7+. Our group appointment times are limited and fill up early.
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- Days & Hours of Operation: Monday - CLOSED, Tuesday - Saturday 11am to 6pm, Sunday 12noon to 5pm. Tastings are available any time we're open.
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- Industry Memberships: PWA, AWS, BCEDC
- Number of Stores: 4
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Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Washington Dulles Airport
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Property Location
With a stay at Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Washington Dulles Airport in Sterling, you'll be in the business district and close to Center for Innovative Technology Complex and 1757 Golf Club. This hotel is within close proximity of Herndon Centennial Golf Course and Dulles Sportsplex.
Make yourself at home in one of the 106 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Enjoy recreational amenities such as an indoor pool and a fitness center.
Grab a bite from a snack bar/deli serving guests of Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Washington Dulles Airport. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily.
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Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary during limited hours.
Hotel Facilities
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- In-room accessibility
- Elevator/lift
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Number of restaurants - 1
- Total number of rooms - 106
- Free self parking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 3
- Accessible bathroom
- Free newspapers in lobby
- 24-hour front desk
- Indoor pool
- Express check-in
- Free breakfast
- Snack bar/deli
- Fitness facilities
- Business center
- Free airport transportation
- Roll-in shower
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Taveras Unveiling Policy Plans on Environment
NewsRadio 920 WHJJ and the Associated Press
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Gubernatorial hopeful and Providence Mayor Angel Taveras is set to unveil his policy plans on the environment.
The Democrat is scheduled to release details of his proposal Tuesday after helping members of Groundwork Providence's social-venture landscaping service plant trees in front of a residence and business in the city.
State Rep. Art Handy, the Democratic chairman of the House environment committee, is expected to join the mayor.
Taveras is running against Treasurer Gina Raimondo, political newcomer Clay Pell and 2010 independent candidate Todd Giroux in the September primary.
The four plan to attend a climate change forum Thursday at Brown University that's co-sponsored by the Environment Council of Rhode Island. Republican candidates Allan Fung and Ken Block are not participating.


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The site is beautiful and the history fascinating. Small lunch place that is pleasant but not gourmet dining. Museum has a terrific display which appeal to the adults and... read more
Hagley is the former industrial site of the original black powder works of...
Hagley is the former industrial site of the original black powder works of the DuPont Company founded in Delaware in 1802 and powdered by the natural resources that surrounded it. Today it is 235 acres of wooded rolling hills along the rushing Brandywine River dotted with hundreds of stone ruins of the black powder industry, dozens of restored buildings associated with the business, and the first du Pont family home built in America. Here, for more than 200 years, the DuPont Company and family experimented, innovated, and pursued the American Dream.
Hagley has been accredited by the American Alliance of Museums since 1972. The site is a National Historic Landmark, National Recreation Trail, and a Historic Engineering Landmark.


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MIDHANI Recruitment 2015
An employment advertisement is observed in the name of Mishra Dhatu Nigam Limited for the purpose of MIDHANI recruitment. Get more updates on recruitmentinfosite.com . The job vacancy is for the various posts and the total number of job vacancy is 04. Applications are invited from all the interested aspirants who are eligible for the job posts before the closing date of application procedure. The last date to apply for the job posts is 31st October, 2015. More information can be gathered from the details given below-
Description of Job Vacancy:
Name of the Organization: Mishra Dhatu Nigam Limited (MIDHANI)
Place of Location: The selected aspirants will be posted in the location of Hyderabad (Telangana)
Eligibility: Graduation
Name of the posts and salary details: Aspirants are announced for applying below mentioned positions:
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Deputy General Manager (Marketing)
02 posts
Rs.32900- Rs 58000 pm
Senior Manager (Security)
01 post
Rs.29100- Rs 54500 pm
Deputy general Manager (Security)
01 post
Rs.32900- Rs 58000 pm
Qualification/Educational Criteria: Candidates who are willing to apply for the job posts mentioned above, must have done their Graduation in Engineering or Technology (B. E/ B. Tech) or MBA in concerned discipline or any Graduate degree from a reputed University. Working experience of 10 years to 13 years is compulsory for applying.
Number of Vacant Seats: The vacancy is for 04 posts
Age Details (in yrs): The upper age limit of the job seeker must not exceed the age of 45 years.
Age relaxation will be applicable as per the norms of the organization.
Cost of Registration: Rs.100/- has to be deposited against application fee through demand draft in Favour of Mishra Dhatu Nigam Limited, payable at Hyderabad.
Appointment on the basis of: Written Examination/ Online Examination/ Interview (as applicable).
How to Apply: The application format can be downloaded from the link given below. Interested aspirants have to submit their application in a prescribed format along with attachment of all essential documents such as color photo, mark sheets, age proof, caste proof, experience etc (self attested copies). Enclosed envelop of all credentials must be labeled as "Application for the post of……." And deliver it on-
Address of Correspondence
To The Addl. Genl. Manager (HR),
Mishra Dhatu Nigam Limited,
P.O. Kanchanbagh,
Hyderabad-500 058
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31st October, 2015 is declared to be the final for submitting the application form.


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A "simplistic and naive" view of the green belt as "sacrosanct" must be abandoned to allow London to build the housing and infrastructure it needs for its exploding population, a major report claims today.
The paper, from planning body the London Society, argues that a "green sprawl" stretching as far as 35 miles beyond the capital is no longer appropriate when London's population is growing "at a rate equivalent to adding the UK's second biggest city, Birmingham, every 10 years".
The call is likely to prove hugely controversial at a time when rural conservationists insist that London's green belt is under more pressure — through the relaxation of planning rules — than at any time since it was established in the Forties to protect agricultural land and "recreational" countryside from urban sprawl.
But according to the paper, presented in London yesterday, it is time to "move away from the simplistic and naive idea that that countryside is a sacrosanct patchwork of medieval hedgerows" towards a new position recognising "housing as a need to be met in locations with appropriate environmental capacity".
It suggests alternative visions such as a series of "green wedges" around London, with development allowed in between them, or narrower "green ripples" radiating from the city centre.
The paper, written by Jonathan Manns, an associate director at property consultancy Colliers International, says that between 1.9 per cent and 4.8 per cent of London's green belt land would have to be sacrificed to build the one million new homes the capital will need over the next 15 years.
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I have lived on both sides of the Indian Ocean; moved from Durban to Perth in 1996. I have been living in Montreal since 2010. Love my family, love my pets, love my friends, and love traveling.
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
Half of the travel experience is experiencing new things and the other half is making new friends! and I find staying with a local is the best way to get a unique experience of the city. I enjoy going to the Couch Surfing meet-ups in my local city -- and sometimes when I am travelling also.
I have surfed:
SEP 2010 in Freistadt, Austria with Astrid Penz
OCT 2010 in Delft, Netherlands with Mark Schonhage
NOV 2010 in Montreal, with Karin Ada & Josiane
NOV 2010 in Montreal, with Kota :)
NOV 2010 in Montreal, with Sylvie
MAY 2011 in Yokzonot (Piste), with Jorge Yanez
AUG 2011 in Palma, Mallorca with Christian Solis Calero
FEB 2013 in Parnaiba, BR with Bruno
FEB 2013 in Sao Luis, BR with Thalita
FEB 2015 in Whistler, CA with Monika
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JAN 2011 Rach & Dan (Calgary, CA/Perth, AU)
MAR 2011 Martin (Lac Saint Jean, CA)
NOV 2011 Leonardo (Belo Horizonte, BR)
NOV 2011 Jon (Perth, AU)
MAY 2012 Liam (Perth, AU)
AUG 2012 Warren (Sydney, AU)
DEC 2012 Liz (Perth, AU)
SEPT 2013 Ryan (Banff, CA)
OCT 2013 Tom (Banff, CA)
JUL 2014 Karin (Seattle, USA)
OCT 2015 Ben (Vancouver, CA)
JUN 2016 Lauren (London, UK)
Film!! esp. experimental/thriller/paranormal, theatre & musicals, poi (fire twirling), music festivals, crafts, art history, dance, experimental filmmaking, hiking & camping
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I like musicals! Can Can & Caberet especially.
Other films: Trainspotting, Donnie Darko, Darjeeling Limited, Skizopolis, After Hours, Jabobs Ladder, The Life Aquatic, Rosemary's Baby
One Amazing Thing I've Done
Climbing a Mayan temple at Coba was very fulfilling - once at the top the jungle just went forever. While in Egypt I went inside tombs and pyramids, and that was pretty surreal. One of my first travel experiences was ice skating on the 2nd level of the Eiffel Tower, which was super fun and romantic, and I will always remember that... I have also been blessed to go experience Burning Man; and I believe the values of BM are very connected to the values of Couch Surfing :)
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The Cleveland Arts Prize identifies, selects and publicly honors those creative artists whose original work has made Northeast Ohio a more exciting place to live, and whose accomplishments have set a standard of excellence to which other artists can aspire. Artists are essential to a healthy community, and the arts need a supportive environment and an engaged public. Therefore, it is also the mission of The Cleveland Arts Prize to recognize the contributions of individuals and organizations that have expanded the community?s participation in the arts and helped make the region more hospitable to creative artistic expression.
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This organization is required to file an IRS Form 990 or 990-EZ.
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The Arts Prize awards artists in four disciplines: music composition and choreography, visual arts, literature and design. Juries comprised of professionals in the various disciplines review nominations and select the most deserving nominees. The group of jurors as a whole selects finalists for the emerging artist award, for two mid-career awards, and for life-time achievement awards. The special prize committee reviews the candidates for the Martha Joseph Prize and the Robert honoring leadership in the arts. Their suggestions, along with the juries? recommendations, go before the board of trustees, who chooses the winners. The winners are celebrated and decorated at an Annual Event. Endowed scholarships in the areas of dance and visual arts are also awarded. One scholarship is awarded to a high school student from the region annually in collaboration with Cleveland Scholarship Program.
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1. Rolled out new policies and procedures for the organization; launched new jury process, added new board members, new Executive Director
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Marcie Bergman, a native of New Jersey, has made her home in Cleveland since 1993. With undergraduate and graduate degrees from New York University and Rutgers University, her first career was as an educator. Then, after earning a certificate in nonprofit management from Case Western Reserve University and years of volunteering with arts organizations, she worked for the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland Foundation and United Way. In October of 2006, Bergman was named Executive Director of the Cleveland Arts Prize.
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This Upper Case Peg Alphabet set includes all capitals and numbers that are a perfect way to introduce a versatile and fun element to your card making and scrapbooking. Stamp the letters on pre-made tags for a quick and easy title. Or try making the letters "dance" for a whimsical feel--just angle, raise or lower the characters from the baseline of the message. Set size: 3.375" x 3.375", 36 stamps.


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The latest news from academia, regulators
research labs and other things of interest
|Posted: Jun 29, 2016
Surprising qualities of insulator ring surfaces
|Jakson Fonseca from the University Federal of Viçosa, Brazil, and colleagues describe their findings in a paper published in EPJ B ("Berry phases and zero-modes in toroidal topological insulators").
|These results could hold considerable potential for applications in electronics. Indeed, this discovery means that the curved surface induces internal fields, called gauge fields, in the electrons carrying the electric charge located at the surface. By contrast, in graphene, similar fiels have been induced by mechanical tensions or defects in the way the carbon atoms are arranged in the one-atom-thick honeycomb lattice.
|The authors have investigated whether the particles that carry an electric charge at the surface have characteristics, known as a relativistic massless linear spectrum, in ring-shaped surface geometries. In 2012 a Japanese group provided a partial answer to this question by working on a sphere. To understand what takes place on the surface of the insulator, they used a mathematical approach, based on a method called differential geometry.
|In this work, the authors show that the relativistic spectrum remains the same in ring-shaped materials as in spherical ones. Specifically, the authors show that there is a zero energy state on the surface of a ring-shaped topological insulator. They also found that the effect of the curvature leads to a coupling between charge carriers and the variable Gaussian curvature similar to a coupling with a gauge field. This coupling is responsible for two distinct types of quantum mechanical behaviour of the electron spin, called the Berry phase, and a string of magnetic monopoles, induced in the centre of the torus.
|The next steps involves investigating further how best to control these mechanisms, which induce gauge fields for surface carriers in topological insulators.
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I heard a rumor in the spacious halls of 24x7 Central, that a certain radio show is back! :thumbup:
It will be on 1300 every Friday from 7PM to 9PM. :thumbup:
The show starts next Friday (9/1/06). :thumbup:
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I heard a rumor in the spacious halls of 24x7 Central, that a certain radio show is back! :thumbup:
It will be on 1300 every Friday from 7PM to 9PM. :thumbup:
The show starts next Friday (9/1/06). :thumbup:
Alive and Kicking!
We will air from 7-9PM on Friday beginning next week. If you guys think that it would be a good idea, I'll let you know who our guests will be that week and what the planned programming for the show will be in advance.
Have a great weekend.....Let's start it with some red zone efficiency tonight, a lotta Ngata, progress on the o-line and emerging unscathed from Minnesota!
Man, I hope so. I really miss the ability to replay the broadcasts. Bruce Laird was excellant in his analysis and putting it in layman's terms. I am very curious as to his take on the preseason games. Who stands out and who might get cut. Also whether he thinks the Ravens have done enough to win 10 or more games and win the division for home field advantage come playoff time. Are we too hyped by the results of Steve McNair so far or is this waht we should expect?;)
Wow Tony great news! Where on the dial? Yes I think a line up would be great and go Ravens! I am very pleased to hear you will be back on the air. You are extremely insightful and ask very good questions. Not fluff vague hard to follow stuff like some of the other broadcasters.
PS. Great move signing Aaron to write articles for the site. He is top notch in the business. You are going to come out of the NST experiance better for it! Nice work.
duh, 1300 am.
I told you, Tony that you can't keep a good thing down. :thumbup:
Ill second that motion, way to rebound Tony. Good luck to you in all your new ventures. :thumbup:Quote:
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I agree, it's great news, but I wish it was back on Sunday mornings like the old days. It was a great way to start a Ravens Sunday.
But that complaint aside, good news! :thumbup:
Congrats Tony!
Congratulations on the pick up TL and crew! :thumbup:
Would it be possible that someone could suggest an internet feed, some of us can not pick up there station?
That's a real good time for me. I'm there.
Sweet! I love NST, but dropping Gametime was a shitty move on their part.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 16, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Entertainment Friday, October 16 1987 Herald-Ze/funp New Braunfels Texas Pa0e Hear 'n There Music Fest a rockin' place to be Gruene Hall site of Sunday Com Fund benefitCatalog helps shoppers when they shop by mail By DAVIO MAY Staff Writer ITH* inauguration of what could become one of the biggest annual festivals (in a town famous for its festivals happens Sunday in beautiful downtown Greene It s the First Annual Gruene Music Fest to benefit the Comal County Community Fund It is big not only because nearly all the big gest and best in local entertainment is scheduled to appear but also for what the fest is going to do Twenty four local non profit organizations receive monev raised bv ComFund in the middle of its nth year of fund raising All pro ceeds from the music fest will benefit ( omFund The merchants of Gruene will tie featuring merchan dlse and food portions of the sales will be donated to ComFund Seven count em seven bands will take the stage at Gruene Mall t»eginning at noon dishing out Texas st vie country and western rock and rhythm and blues Thev are Jav Free and Hlieders Creek County Line John Calenture and Mots IHisty BC Smith and Southern Breeze stingrays Inner view and Slogan David and the Grapes of Wrath Admission is Ii per person and children antler 12 are free Hey a couple of thev* acts arx* reportedly on the verge of signing some recording deals That s what pextpie used to say about the Thunderbird* The bands alt have gigs the night before but they are anvifishly donating their time and talents for the cause We do get some explore said John Humphries of the Stingrays It is a chance to play before our peers but it s something we can do to help I am really excited aU»ut it It s the most ptMcUvr energy I ve seen in a while Hlleder s C reek is donating lls sound ss stem sundav Gruene SKATE CINTER HOURS TRI 7 30 IO 30 SAT I 30 3 30 HICK. MUN As A SAT MHS MIW WHI VAH M AM ' <t S CIG Ste AT tM, ^O^MIN SS A T INC, RENTAL INFO 372 5000 Music Fest organizers are local radio personality John Payne and ComFund Chairman Dick Koegle Pay ne engineered the recording of ' We'll Bt* There " the official theme song of ComFund performed by the musicians It was produced by Jay Blanchard who copenned the tune along with Jim Schmidt •'Competition among local bands in New Braunfels is tough admitted Blanchard ' But all the walls have come down for all of them to work together for this Keep in mind this is not something that has been in the works or planned out for the* past year Organizers began putting this all together six short weeks ago The song wa" written and aired within a week Plans have begun for next year s festival which organizers hope will be bigger and better than this year s This year s sponsors arc Miller Beer Kl.SB KNBT The Gruene Mer chants Association and Comal t our. tv Community Fund There is going to be a lot more than music Sunday Circle Arts Theatre s Inner Circle youth troupe will perform in between some of the acts and there will he clowns games, family shows and on and on A lot of people have donated their time and efforts to pull this off They will all be there and they hope you will be too Meanwhile the weekend club scene is a hot one The Stingrays will be rockin Knox Landing Satur day night The Watering Hole Saloon will have Austin s Tina Hose and the Dance Hall Doctors Friday followed by The Fur Trappers Saturday San Antonio s Pamala Bamala is scheduled to "jammala" Friday night at Nephew s Dave Thompson and the Possum Gap Band is at The 'nmdowner in Sattler Friday Musicians not performing ''atur day night should check out an open jam session happening at Riley s Backbone Place out on FM 32 Br mg your instruments and the PA and everything els** will he there Fven if you don't play anvone who has ever been to a jam session knows how hot these things can get and there is no charge to get in Check it out and enjoy a music-fest weekend Knox Landing — 114 I S 81 East Fn Live DJ no cover Sat The Stingrays 9 p rn -I a rn $2 cover Gruene Hall — Hunter and Gruene Hoads Fri David Hailey; no cover Sat Delbert McClinton. SIO cover Sun Gruene Music Fest admission $2 The Watering Hole Saloon — Old McQueeney Road and 1-35 behind the Nomad Motel Fn Tina Rose and the Dance Hall Doctors 8pm-12 a rn no cover Sat The Fur Trappers 9 p rn I a rn no cover Nephews — 262 W Jahn Road Fri Pamala Bamala 8 p rn -12 a rn $2 cov er The Sundowner — FM 306 in Sat tier Fri Dave Thompson and Possum Gap 9 p rn I a rn no cover Riley $ Backbone Place FM 32 near the Hays County line Sat open jam session no cover The Catalog of Catalogs By Ed ward Palder Woodbine House 423 Pages S14 95 Shopping by mail is the latest fad in America and Edward Palder has come to the rescue of any dedicated consumer who fears that he or "he may have overlooked a catalog Not everyone may know there are at least eight catalog sources for mushrooms for example including Far West Fungi and Fungi Perfect Audio and stereo systems and automotive parts catalogs run on for pages, of course and there are no less than 22 catalogs under the wine and beermaking heading Friday October 16 8 OO 12 OO David Hailey Saturday October 17 9 OO I OO Delbert McClinton Sunday October 18 2 OO IO OO COMFUND BENEFIT ml Clay Beaker Jay Enc Grapes of Wrath & More Special Surprises -Coming Friday- Od 23rd ☆ ☆ Jerry Jeff Walker -a* # Coming Saturday- Od 24th ☆ ☆ Bo Diddley ☆ ☆ 625 0142 it OLD GRI ENE MARKET PLACE IVINX 'MIKI Antiques • Collectables Art * Plants * C rafts Sat. 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