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To support the teaching and research requirements of the School of Social Work. The School's M.S.W. curriculum includes concentrations in child advocacy, community mental health, school social work, health care, social policy, and planning and administration as well as a generic track which gives preparation for a variety of jobs. The Ph.D. program is interdisciplinary with a strong research emphasis, preparing candidates for teaching, research, and policy analysis, development, and implementation. In addition, undergraduate instruction is supported by the purchase of certain materials which supplement the collection in the Undergraduate Library.
Social welfare emerged as an academic discipline at the turn of the century and the Library acquired the major works in the field from that time forward because of their relevancy to programs in education, psychology, and sociology. The in-depth collection began in the 1930s when the Depression made social welfare a national issue. The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences began to offer graduate professional training during the middle years of the decade. The University Library expanded the collection to support the new program. The School of Social Work was established in 1948. Prior to 1964/65, when the present Education and Social Science Library was created, responsibility for the collection was divided between the Education, Psychology and Philosophy Library and the Commerce and Sociology Library. The Education and Social Science Library has subsequently been responsible for social work, physically unifying a collection of current materials and placing it with that of the closely related fields of sociology, psychology, and education.
30,000 volumes.
A unique collection of primary source material on social work in India is housed uncatalogued in the Asian Library. Assembled by Mrs. Shuda Mazumdar who was involved in social work in India for more than 50 years, the items number nearly 1,000 and include diaries, journals, correspondence, and newspaper clippings. The general collection of materials in social work is one of the largest in the Midwest.
Education and Social Science Library.
Approximately 4,000 volumes constituted by the high demand English language monographs and the last ten years of most serial runs are located in the Education and Social Science Library. Other materials are housed in the Bookstacks.
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Standard statement. English translations are normally preferred to original foreign language texts.
No restrictions. Social work as it is currently practiced has largely developed in the twentieth century, as social welfare became a national concern and governments began to fund programs. The emphasis is on contemporary issues and developments.
No restrictions. However, the emphasis is on the United States and Great Britain.
Standard statement. The varied and interdisciplinary nature of the social work profession makes library materials from fields of study other than social work itself basic to graduate level training. Works in psychology, education, and sociology as well as certain therapeutic and non-medical aspects of the health sciences are of particular importance. Materials from these related disciplines will normally be purchased on the appropriate fund, but in exceptional cases may be purchased from social work monies.
Standard statement. In addition, social welfare programs are highly dependent on government legislation, especially legislation enacted at the federal and state levels. Government documents from federal social service related agencies in the United States and state social service related agencies in Illinois are received as depository items in the Documents Library and, in some cases, in the Law Library as well. Government documents from national social service related agencies in Great Britain are collected extensively as are United Nations documents concerned with social welfare which are not received on U.N. depository. Government documents from states other than Illinois, federal governments of western Europe, and local governments are collected selectively.
Standard statement.
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you should be fine
This is a discussion on Discarding ammo boxes in a hotel within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I would just burn them in the trash can in the room that way nobody would know what they were .I'm gonna have to quit ...
I would just burn them in the trash can in the room that way nobody would know what they were.I'm gonna have to quit putting ammo boxes and primer boxes and empty powder jugs in the trash or somebody might panic.
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
This is ridiculus. I am not going out of my way to try to find a dumpster miles away or play cloak and dagger to get rid of something I had a right to buy and use. If it freaks out the staff I really don't care. If they call the police it would give me time to enjoy the asinine Q&A that would follow.
The staff could do a lot more damage to me by stealing my credit card information anyway.
Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?
And I said, Here am I. Send me!
Isaiah 6:8
Just throw them under the bed. Or take them to the front desk upon checking out and tell the desk clerk you found them and ask for the recycling bin. Both are good for a laugh or two. LOL.
I would just
*Throw all ur loose ammo boxes into the dumpster along with anything else gun related..
*Get no less than 1 gallon of premium gasoline mixed with 1 bottle of "jet fuel" additive.
*Evenly spread and pour over the remains in the trash.
*Light one of those trick birthday candles you can't blow out and toss it on in...
Mission Complete
hahaaa JK
You know that guy in the next room that plays the TV real loud late into the night? Put the boxes on the room service tray he leave outside his door.
The only common sense gun legislation was written about 226 years ago.
I carry always not because I go places trouble is likely, but because trouble has a habit of not staying in its assigned zone.
Boxes probably wouldnt freak out the maid as bad as the one freaked on me a few years ago. Of course she decided for some reason I had left early and decided to come in before checkout time. I was still asleep heard my door open and she was looking at the business end of my 45 until i realized who it was. No big issue after with her or the motel since she shouldnt have come in that early without knocking but I think she peed her pants.
I am free because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do. I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I find them tolerable, I tolerate them; if I find them too obnoxious, I break them. I am free because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do.

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Get rid of "should" and "have to". Do What You Want.
Does that sound like responsible advice?
I'm afraid that's what you must do to take full responsibility for your life. Notice that I didn't say do what you feel like doing. You may not feel like going to the grocery store this afternoon but want to because you want to eat.
This is not just semantics. Anytime we use the words "should" or "have to" we are shirking responsibility. We are saying either we have no choice or that we're trying to live up to someone else's idea of what we should do with our lives. Having no choice is a lie and living to someone else's expectations is a sad mistake.
Look closely at your life. What pressures do you feel to do something or be somewhere? Why? Is it because you want to? If not, look deeper.
There is nowhere we must be and nothing we must do if we are taking full responsibility for our actions.
If you still feel pressure to do something then at least admit to yourself - I want to do this because I don't have the strength to say no or to let 'so and so' down. Be honest with yourself and remove your excuses. You will find your attitude will change drastically and you might even muster the courage to say no a little more often.
Try a little soul searching to find what you want in life, then do the things that will bring it about.
Identify the things that you don't want to do and stop doing them.
This is not an exercise for the faint of heart. Don't even waste your time if you're not willing to go deep and work with it. .
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I found this method and other great ideas in Supercoach: 10 Secrets to Transform Anyone's Life by Michael Neill
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August 2012, 28 pages. In Issue #7, you'll learn a sexy vocab word, get to know Kari (and her puns) in Audacious Inquiries!, learn why you shouldn't call yourself an overachiever, sing along to The Domestically-Challenged Blues, consider how life would be better for American women if the terrorists won, and more.
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BOSTON — Carlos Beltran waited 16 years to make it to the World Series.
He lasted a little more than an inning.
Beltran was injured in Game 1 against the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday night when he crashed into the bullpen wall to deprive David Ortiz of a second-inning grand slam. The play turned a homer into a sacrifice fly — saving three runs but costing the Cardinals Beltran's services for the rest of the game, and maybe longer.
"Obviously, he's sore," designated hitter Allen Craig said. "But hopefully he can get back tomorrow."
Beltran finished out the half-inning, rubbing his sore side, but he came out after that and was taken to a hospital for X-rays and a CT scan. The tests were all negative and Beltran will be evaluated daily, manager Mike Matheny said.
A Cardinals spokesman said after the game that Beltran returned to the ballpark but was not available for comment.
"He's a huge player for us," said starting pitcher Adam Wainwright. "Everybody knows that. We all know that."
Beltran batted .296 with 24 homers and 84 RBIs in the regular season and has 12 RBIs in the playoffs this year.
An eight-time All-Star, he hit .337 with 16 homers and 37 RBIs in 45 career postseason games that tied a record for a player before his first World Series appearance. Beltran struck out in his only at-bat Wednesday.
The Cardinals could replace him on the roster, but he would be lost for the rest of the Series. Outfielder Adron Chambers is the likely substitute, having been left off the World Series roster when the Cardinals went with rookie infielder Kolten Wong.
Beltran's catch was the rare defensive highlight on a night when the Cardinals bungled their way into an early deficit and went on to lose the Series opener 8-1. One of the best-fielding teams in the league over the regular-season, St. Louis committed three errors in all, with several other misplays that spotted Boston to a 5-0 lead after two innings.
"That is not the kind of team that we've been all season," Matheny said. "They're frustrated, (and) I'm sure embarrassed to a point. We get an opportunity to show the kind of baseball we played all season long and it didn't look anything like what we saw tonight."


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never realy had a problem with sales. something sells atleast once a day so i dont mind.hey where did your 678 Sales come from it says you have only sold 18 items on your portfolio page?
it confuses everyone , old themeforest items made up most of my sales.
What would be good is if you stack some good quality stuff you been working on and save it until you get a list of stuff to upload then you upload in one day and when they get accepted or if they get accepted you could get people cheecking them out on the recently upload list, and at top of search!
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The official chip counts have been released for the Day 1b session, and have been updated in the "Chip Counts" section. 615 players from an initial starting pack of 1,158 have made it through to Day 2am where they will be merged with the 636 survivors from the Day 1a session.
San Francisco's Ben Sarnoff led the way among all Day 1b players, amassing a 177,500 chip stack. The top ten among all Day 1b players is as follows:
Ben Sarnoff 177,500
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Robert Mizrachi 142,400
Nick Caltabiano 127,700
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Robert Eckstut 110,275
Alex Balandin 109,925
Coco Valerice 106,727
Michael Watson 104,425
Gilles Smadja 101,450
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Well everyone, it's time for my yearly thread
Well, after Animazement this year, having trooped with a friend and gotten really good public response, I've decided to work on my mando costume in a much more central way.
So, I'm making a jet pack.
This isn't your ordinary Z6 boba-tron, its something entirely different, something a lot like this:
(Image lifted shamelessly from somone, all credit to them)
The idea came to me while reading an article posted by a lovely woman on Tokyopop about making folding wings, and I imediately thought of Shadow trooper from Command and Conquer 3. So I'm going to incorperate her design into something akin to that of The Rocketeer.
(link to working wings tutorial) http://www.tokyopop.com/570.html
So, I've adapted the concept into a new backpack. Essentially the pack will be a hybrid between a Glider and a jump pack (such as the z6), allowing for long term sustained flight and gliding.
Anyway, I'll be posting progress pics and concept art soon.
In the meantime, here are a few pics of myself and my friend at this years animazement
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Review: CGoffIII's Genre Party
By blindmime, 2016-12-15
I've posted a review of CGoffIII's new album, Genre Party at the Blind Mime Studio website. A very enjoyable album, dear Charlie. Thank you. http://blindmime.com/home/blog/47/in-review-charles-rice-goff-ii-genre-party
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New Taped Rugs Album Features LOTS Of Tapegerm
By CIIIGoff, 2016-12-07
It's a Genre Party, produced by C. Goff III. It's for people who like Art Rock, Sound Collage, Electronic Music, Dadaism, Thought-Provoking Ideas, and A Not-For-Profit Attitude. Thanks to all you Tapegermans who "contributed" to the project! Curious: Click The Pic Below And Go...
Happy New Year Everybody.
Working on new Tapegerm Album
By blindmime, 2016-11-14
I'll be working on a new album over the course of the next few months here on Tapegerm. I've thought about doing this of on and on for quite some time. Maybe it's just a matter starting, as is usually the case with anything creative.
I'm taking a page from Ken Clinger's book and will be writing a kind of Creative Log as I go. We'll see how that goes. Wish me luck.
I'm in Atlanta, Georgia, for a 3-day conference for work. I'm the Creative Services Director at an AlphaGraphics in Salt Lake City. I'm the technical guy in the shop and now we're getting into a new software world (XMPIE) so I'm at the International User's Group conference here.
I'm crazy busy at the real job, so I'm not sure why I'm thinking I can embark on any kind of creative venture, but on the plane I was playing around with music apps on an iPad and was thinking it would be fun to do something new; at least new for me.
So we'll see how it goes and we'll see you next time.
Front Page Privilèges
By tapegerm, 2016-07-30
You may notice a change to the blogs and videos appearing here on Tapegerm's front page. After dealing with a fairly steady spewing of spam, we've made the front page blog list show only artists who are collaborating and otherwise participating with us. Historically, that's determined by whether or not you upload a composition utilizing one or more source files you might find provided via any of the many projects on Tapegerm. You're considered a collaborator if you also just create collaboration projects in which we can participate.
Spam is considered anything posted by anyone who is not otherwise collaborating with us. Tapegerm is strictly a labor of love by everyone involved so you may find spam by artists only attempting to promote themselves or by bottom-feeding content trolls. Neither activity is productive here.
While we don't feel any obligation to do so, be forewarned that on any given day, profiles that contain content without having otherwise collaborated here will be deleted without warning -- the entire profile and its content.
Now, go visit a project page and collaborate. It's good for the soul and a splendid time.
One week left for July's Audio Bomb
By blindmime, 2016-07-28
July's Audio Bomb will be armed at the end of the week and launch on archive.org so Blind Mime has added a few stems from a new song just completed called Change Your Space. There are guitars and keys to use as you please.
The Audio Bomb project is open to everyone to drop source sounds into. Just drop them as attachments to a comment at the page link above. Everything is packaged and archived at archive.org each month.
WHAT'S THIS??? More Sports Crap In The Blog!
By CIIIGoff, 2016-07-26
Jeeze... Somebody's been soooooooo bad, I bet they're not gonna get any Christmas presents this year.
welcome back to tape germ
By don campau, 2016-06-30
I was involved in Tapegerm for several years sometime ago. I released a few albums of the tracks I did with the TG members. You can see those and my full catalog here: http://lonelywhistle.doncampau.com
I am thinking about making some new Tapegerm pieces if I get the time. It's all about the time, isn't it?
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Collective Source Drop June 2016
By tapegerm, 2016-06-01
We have begun a collective source drop for June 2016. Just go to the new forum topic and add your own source audio and loops to the collection. We'll compile them onto archive.org after the end of each month.
Tapegerm Audio Bomb August 2016
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Tapegerm Audio Bomb July 2016
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Tapegerm Audio Bomb June 2016
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- As many have said before me...Please forgive my cross posting this
to many lists, but we want to get the word out as widely as possible.
In the Shire of Caer Adamant, East Kingdom (Newark, Delaware) we
will once again be presenting a chance for all of the cooks and
brewers to come together and teach. On February 11th, 2006 we will
gather at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Newark, a site
that is handicap accessible, has two kitchens, and six classrooms.
There is a large gathering space for merchants, the all-day dayboard
and the A&S display. Newark has many hotels within 5 to 15 minutes of
the site. We are only a short drive from I-95.
If you have a class that you would like to teach, please contact
me the Co-Autocrat in charge of classes at:
James May
PO Box 815
Millsboro, DE 19966
give me the details of your class, how long you need a classroom (or
kitchen), and any thing else that I can do to assist you in
presenting your class.
Look for event flyers to start posting in the East, and maybe
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LED lighting advice
hi all
great forum. I think i've interpreted everything right so
this post is more for clarification before purchase then anything.
i'm a freshy with planted tanks and native australian fish, I've decided to start updating my fluros to LEDs.
my trial tank is 1200x450x700 (47x17x27) - 378L (108g)
here is what I'm planning;
heatsink- makers 36in - great product, well done
LEDs- Cree 14x 3up(2rb/1nw) 40 deg optics
Cree 8x 3up(3cw) 40 deg optics
exotic 3x hv 60 deg optics
exotic 3x dr 60 deg optics
? 3x cb 120 deg optics
power supply - 12v 6a - I'll source local so I don't need an adaptor
- query - as long as I cover the required current with
1a buffer. I don't need to worry about
drivers- inventronics 1x 25w/700ma
inventronics 1x 40w/450ma
inventronics 5x 40w/700ma
controller - dim4 sunrise/sunset - query- is there a limit to the number of
drivers I can connect per channel
relays - 2x relays & sockets to run fans
now for the led setup
ch1- 2x (40w/700ma---4x 3up(2rb/1nw))
ch2- 40w/450ma---3x hv, 3x dr, 2x 3 up(2rb/1nw)
ch3- 3x (40w/700ma--- 4x 3up(3cw)
ch4- 25w/700ma---2x cb
i've chosen the channels to give me control over whites, blue/whites, colours &
moonlights separately.
from my calculations this should be much more than needed for plant growth, but I'd rather have more and be able to dim ( & leave the opportunity open to become a reefy with the addition of a few LEDs and some salt) :smile:
I'd appreciate any comments or thoughts
there seemed to be a bit more interest for this topic in the lighting forum.
anyone who wants to jump in and have the 2 cents/pennies/bobs worth feel free to join us. I'd be keen to hear your thoughts.
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Topic: Jewish Identification, Publications
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Nov. 23, 2013
Game Notes
*Pitt improved to 5-0 all-time against Loyola. This was the first time the teams had faced off in Baltimore.
*The win was the biggest comeback for Pitt in a game since a 58-57 win last season over Brown on Nov. 24, 2012. They overcame an identical 12-point deficit.
*The Panthers used their fourth-different starting lineup in five games.
*Asia Logan led the Panthers in scoring for the first time this season with her 15 points. Logan's nine rebounds marked a team-high, the fourth time the senior paced or co-paced the Panthers in that category.
*The Panthers committed a season-low eight turnovers; the fewest by a Pitt team since March 21, 2009 (6 turnovers vs. Montana in NCAA Tournament).
*Pitt had nine steals in the contest, second most this season in game. Freshman Chelsea Welch- who got the start for the first time of her collegiate career - had three swipes. She leads the team with nine on the season.
*For the second-straight game, Pitt connected on more than 78 percent of its free throw attempts. Pitt shot 15-of-19 from the charity stripe (.789).
*Brianna Kiesel had 12 points and has scored in double figures in each of Pitt's five games.
*Fred Potvin scored a season/career best 10 points; topping her previous high of three points from two games. Potvin was 4-of-8 from the field.
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WHAT: Rock Salt: Accounting Networking Social
WHEN: Friday, September 21, 2012
WHERE: Rock Salt Restaurant on Lake Union
1232 Westlake Ave. N. | Seattle, WA 98109
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Ogyen wrote:What would Buddhism look like without the -ism?
Ogyen wrote:What would Buddhism look like without the -ism?
gregkavarnos wrote:I liken meditation sessions to martial arts classes (being a martial arts teacher): the stuff you "learn" or do during the sessions and classes is not for the benefit of the practice (ie my practice is going well) itself, but for application afterwards in the "real world" when you really need it. One does not learn martial arts so they can execute a perfect technique in class but so that, when attacked, one can defend themselves. One does not meditate in order to maintain perfect posture and composure during the session, they meditate so that in the midst of an emotional tornado (samsara) they can manage to maintain mindfulness and deal "correctly" with the situations/phenomena that arise.
I call myself a Buddhist because the Buddhist practices that have been taught to me and I practice allow me to be capable (most of the time) of maintaining my mindfulness exactly when it is really needed. I call myself Buddhist because I acknowledge that the practices, the sangha and the Buddha provide me with the fertile ground, water and sunlight for my seeds (my enlightened nature) to grow and blossom.
LastLegend wrote:If people are really free from attachment inside out, then whatever they do in every moment is practicing Dharma, Buddha's teachings. Buddha does not worry about those people. Buddha worries about those abandoning the ism as in abandoning the precepts, conducts, teachings, rafts, tools, etc before they are free from attachment. Free from attachment here does not mean necessarily mean enlightenment, but it means the mind (inside) no long attached to what it sees, touches, smells, tastes, hears.
Buddha played the role of a teacher and he showed how good a teacher he was through his actions, how he carried himself. His followers should strive to do the same in our actions of body, speech, and mind. That's the best way we can teach others the teachings of Buddha. We have to be the example. When others look at us, must see the good and positive sides that we are presenting and Buddha had always presented that. In Chinese Buddhist literature, there was a mad monk who ate dog meat, drank a lot of alcohol, and did not act like an ordained monk at all. This mad monk was actually a Bodhisattva and warranted to do so. Should we learn from his example? In other words, should we break all precepts and moral conducts just because everything is empty? I mean if we are really empty inside out and like a Bodhisattva or at least free from attachment, then yes. Enlightened masters such as Chan/Zen masters who broke a precept or moral conduct only to demonstrate to their students their teachings. But other times, these masters have carried themselves just like how Buddha carried himself.
Buddha's concern is that we might lead ourselves to further suffering without knowing it. So I find it is important for beginners like myself to stick to precepts and moral conducts. I have often asked myself honestly if what I am doing is really helping me. I have come to understand that I often rationalize my attachment to things that I am doing, want to do, or have done. And I am working on that.
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Indonesia Chooses Su-35 over F-16V, Eurofighters
Jakarta announced that Indonesia intends to buy 10 Su-35 Flanker-E supermaneuverable multirole fighters, according to Indonesia's Defense Minister Ryamizard Ryacudu. Indonesia is getting ready to buy the Su-35 with armament and avionics systems and chose the aircraft over the F-16V and the Eurofighter.
"The purchase of the fighters must be done smartly, starting with a few, as purchasing everything at once means it will be delivered five or ten years down the line anyway," Ryacudu said, as quoted by the Kompas daily newspaper."
In September 2015, Ryacudu announced that Jakarta has shopped for new fighter aircraft to replace its old Northrop F-5 Tiger II fighters. Last January, Ryacudu planned to visit Russia in April to discuss further details on the procurement of the fighters. However, the minister might schedule this visit as early as late February of March to further discuss the matters.
The Indonesian air force's fighters fleet is comprised of Su-27SK/SKM and Su-30MKK/MK2 aircraft, as well as F-16A/C Fighting Falcon.
The Su-35 is a 4++ generation heavily upgraded version of the Su-27 multirole fighter and has been developed by Russia's Sukhoi Company between 2003-2008.
Capable of reaching speed of Mach 2.25 (2,390 km/h) with a service ceiling of 59,100 ft, the Su-35 is a formidable fighter. It has 12 hard points and a 30 mm GSh-301 internal cannon with 150 rounds.
It was first introduced at the Paris Air Show in 2013. Its cost is estimated between $40 to $65 million.
The Russian Su-35 in Syria
Russia began combat mission in Syria with the Su-35 earlier this month. The Su-35S provide air superiority and protect Su-24 bombers against possible threats. It will also support the Syrian Army during ground operations by providing tactical strikes as it can drop guided bombs.
- KAB-500L laser-guided bomb
- KAB-1500L laser-guided bomb
- FAB-250 250-kilogram (550 lb) unguided bombs
- FAB-500 500-kilogram (1,100 lb) unguided bombs
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My 7 pound toy poodle ate 3/4 of my king sized Hershey bar.
He is a male and is 7 years old. He hasn't vomited and is eating regular is he safe? Please help!! P.S He ate it last night
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He should be showing some signs of being sick by now. I had a dog eat a candy bar and he was vomiting after a couple of hours. I would keep an eye on him just to be on the safe side. But if he is not showing any signs, he may not have been hurt by it this time. Good luck
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'Elementary' Season 2 Spoilers: Meeting Sherlock's Dad, Johnny Lee Miller on Show's Direction and Working with Natalie Dormer
We recently reported that the next season of "Elementary" will premiere in London, Sherlock's old stomping ground.
This will give Joan Watson a chance to check Sherlock out in a more natural habitat. and it's quite likely that Sherlock will be even more of a handful than usual.
Now, we also hear that it's quite possible that the duo will run into Sherlock's father in London, as per Carter.
Rob Doherty said, "Right now, I don't think it's an immediate concern and ... I'm not being coy ... The London episode might be the perfect time to meet Sherlock's dad and get a better sense of him and his relationship with his son."
Since Sherlock is going to have to face his past in London, it makes sense for family-related issues to come up at that time.
We are wondering if Mycroft, Sherlock's brother, as written by Conan Doyle, will show up as well.
Mycroft has a pretty regular role in BBC's "Sherlock" but has yet to make an appearance on "Elementary."
Johnny Lee Miller also spoke a little bit about the show and how he trusted the direction that the showrunners were taking it in, as per Carter.
"I trust [Rob and] those guys. You can relax, and you can know that you're going to have good material. They do that job much better than I could. I know they've got characters up their sleeves, that they've done good groundwork with bringing characters in and I think we have a solid foundation."
As for the finale where Sherlock met his nemesis, Moriarty, who turned out to be the same person as Irene Adler, Miller said, "The scene with Irene when he finds out she's Moriarty, that was difficult for us, because we really wanted it to be real. When you're trying to juggle all of that, you want to do things realistically. So that was challenging. And also, it was a long scene, but Natalie is fantastic so that made it a lot easier for me."
We loved that whole part of season 1, once Natalie Dormer as Irene/Moriarty appeared on the scene.
Miller's acting immediately shot up from good to great in the course of a few episodes, and we're hoping to see more drama of the same sort in season 2.
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Mirko Paderno knows his food. The Executive Chef at Oliverio restaurant, located inside Beverly Hills' Avalon Hotel, was born and bred in Milan (the home of haute cuisine) and formerly worked at the Four Seasons Milan, Primi, Valentino and Cecconi's. He currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife and 7-year-old daughter, Karolina. Always staying true to his upbringing, he speaks fluent Italian at home. Here are a look at Mirko's favorite spots in the City of Angels.
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Elizabeth H. Dickinson, Esq., has most recently been Senior Counsel in the Food and Drug Division of the Office of the General Counsel, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Her areas of expertise include innovator and generic drug approvals, exclusivity, orphan drugs, pediatrics, and biosimilars.
Liz received her B.A. in Economics from the University of Massachusetts, and her J.D. from Northeastern University. She was law clerk to the Honorable William B. Bryant of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Liz has been with FDA since 1994.


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Resumption strategies for interrupted programming tasks
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DOI: 10.1007/s11219-010-9104-9
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- Parnin, C. & Rugaber, S. Software Qual J (2011) 19: 5. doi:10.1007/s11219-010-9104-9
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Interrupted and blocked tasks are a daily reality for professional programmers. Unfortunately, the strategies programmers use to recover lost knowledge and rebuild context when resuming work have not yet been well studied. In this paper, we describe an exploratory analysis performed on 10,000 recorded sessions of 86 programmers and a survey of 414 programmers to understand the various strategies and coping mechanisms developers use to manage interrupted programming tasks. Based on the analysis, we propose a framework for understanding these strategies and suggest how task resumption might be better supported in future development tools. The results suggest that task resumption is a frequent and persistent problem for developers. For example, we find that only 10% of the sessions have programming activity resume in less than 1 min after an interruption, only 7% of the programming sessions involve no navigation to other locations prior to editing. We also found that programmers use multiple coping mechanisms to recover task context when resuming work.


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Polyaniline nanoparticles with controlled sizes using a cross-linked carboxymethyl chitin template
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- Thanpitcha, T., Sirivat, A., Jamieson, A.M. et al. J Nanopart Res (2009) 11: 1167. doi:10.1007/s11051-008-9515-8
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Polyaniline (PANI) nanoparticles were chemically synthesized in the presence of a cross-linked carboxymethyl chitin (CM-chitin) acting as a template. The reaction was performed under acidic conditions and the template was removed after the polymerization of aniline was completed. The morphology of the synthesized PANI was globular with a diameter in the nanometer range. The degree of cross-linking of the CM-chitin played an important role in determining the size of the obtained PANI nanoparticles, which decreased from approximately 392 to 160 nm with increase in concentration of the cross-linking agent, glutaraldehyde, from 0 to 9 μmol, respectively. At a higher glutaraldehyde concentration (18 μmol), an aggregated PANI network was observed due to the incomplete removal of the more highly cross-linked CM-chitin. Molecular characterization (including UV-Visible, FTIR, TGA, and XRD techniques) revealed that the structure of the synthesized PANI nanoparticles is identical to that of conventional PANI. A mechanism is proposed for the formation of PANI nanoparticles in the presence of the cross-linked CM-chitin template.