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In September 2013, Mayor Emanuel and Chicago's City Council adopted a building energy benchmarking ordinance to raise awareness of energy performance through information and transparency, with the goal of unlocking energy and cost savings opportunities for businesses and residents.
Chicago's Building Energy Use Benchmarking Ordinance calls on existing municipal, commercial, and residential buildings larger than 50,000 square feet to track whole-building energy use, report to the City annually, and verify data accuracy every three years. The law covers less than 1% of Chicago's buildings, which account for ~20% of total energy used by all buildings.
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To ensure that data is being tracked and reported correctly, covered buildings must complete data verification and have their energy and building data reviewed and verified by a licensed professional, starting with the first year a building reports, and every third year thereafter. The City of Chicago recognizes MEEA's Building Operator Certification as one of six credentials whose holders can conduct data verification under the Building Energy Use Benchmarking Ordinance.
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- June 1, 2016: Residential buildings 50,000 – 250,000 square feet
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Half of the duo that brought you Sarbanes-Oxley wants your company to focus on the long-term by stopping quarterly earnings guidance . . . and, um, moving to real-time disclosure.
At a Congressional hearing yesterday on "Fostering Accuracy and Transparency in Financial Reporting," Rep. Michael Oxley commended the US Chamber of Commerce "for encouraging its public company members to cease issuing quarterly earnings guidance." It's too tempting, he said, to try to manage the business to meet those short-term targets. "[M]anagement and investors need to focus on long-term company health," he said.
Makes sense, right? But here's where he lost me: "One way, perhaps, to distance ourselves from relying on these quarterly earnings forecasts, is to make progress toward real-time disclosure."
My first reaction: How is real-time disclosure going to focus investors on the long-term? Instead of stock swings after every 10Q earnings call, wouldn't investors react to every bump in the numbers? Heck, is it so far-fetched to think that with help from XBRL, they could even have automated buying and selling based on real-time disclosure?
In fact, that's almost exactly how SEC Chairman Cox described it in a speech to the Securities Industry Association last November: "Those RSS feeds you can now get on your desktop from almost every financial publication? No problem. Think SEC web feeds, direct to your desktop, with automatic robotic web searches all conducted in the background, in real time. And why stop there? Your computer can use this real-time data to automatically assemble your favorite ratios and instantly pop them up on a toolbar."
Indeed, in his testimony, the Chamber's David Hirschmann was careful to say "XBRL will help everyone to better assess financial statements, but the smart money will still take the time to carefully understand industry factors and long-term strategy."
Again, makes sense. But let's be real here � some smart money chases long-term profits, and some smart money chases short-term profits.
Just to clarify — beyond some obvious practical challenges, I don't have any particular objection to the idea of real-time disclosure. It's just that logically, it's not a fit in the same paragraph as getting rid of earnings guidance so investors focus on the long-term.
Real-time disclosure and ending earnings guidance are two different animals with two different goals. The first is a question of transparency, the second is a question of performance management.


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February 26, 2014,
Cory Home Delivery, a third-generation family owned and operated home delivery company, is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year.
To mark the occasion, the company is hosting a gala at 6 p.m. Sunday, April 27 at the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City, with guests including industry dignitaries, longtime associates, family members, friends and company representatives.
The gala will include a cocktail hour, dinner, dancing, entertainment and a short program honoring the people and the events that have impacted the company's 80 years in business.
Cory Home Delivery was founded by Joseph Cory in 1934. Based in Secaucus, N.J., the company serves many of the top 100 furniture, appliance and electronics retailers in the United States, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
According to a company press release, Cory Home Delivery dispatches a modern fleet of 500 customized vehicles daily, delivering more than $2.1 billion of consumer products to more than 1.6 million consumers annually.
"As my grandfather would often say, in our business there are only two things of importance," Patrick Cory said. "One is the customer, and the other is the furniture. If you take care of customers, they come back. If you take care of the furniture, it doesn't. It's just that simple - and just that difficult."
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- Essentally a playoff game, the winner of Friday's matchup will qualify for the America East Championship and earn the No. 4 seed while the loser's season will be over.
- Stony Brook owns a 20-7 all-time advantage in the series and won a thriller a year ago, beating Hartford, 10-9, in overtime.
- The Seawolves have made the America East Championship each season its been a member of the Aermica East (league-best 12 straight appearances).
- Hartford is seeking its fourth-straight tournament appearance after missing seven-straight tournaments from 2004-10.
- Special teams could prove key as Stony Brook leads the league in converting extra-man opportunities (.531) while Hartford is last (.293).
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I'm currently a PhD student in the School of Information Systems at Wollongong University working on change management issues arising from the introduction of electronic nursing documentation in aged care facilities. My supervisors are Dr Ping Yu and Dr Karin Garrety. Prior to undertaking this fairly major project in industrial sociology, I worked in the school of Management and Marketing for around 5 years . Here I worked on research in government/academic/industry innovation systems, knowledge management and social marketing. Before that I was a research neuropsychologist in Sydney, and before the Scottish weather got to me too much, Glasgow. I've also dabbled in molecular biology and conservation biology.
I've taught statistics, computing, psychology and biology at undergraduate level, and individual tuition for statistics at postgraduate level (Masters and PhD) for students of psychology, social marketing and medicine.
I am a competent computer nerd - I program in Perl (best language ever!), R (statistical computing) and Javascript (when I have to). I'll use other languages too, if necessary, but usually Perl does everything I need (I even use it to write programs in other languages occasionally).
My quantitative research skills are very strong, and I have substantial expertise in psychometric theory and assessment. The point of my doing a PhD using mainly qualitative research methods (from my point of view rather than the project's) is to get me as comfortable using and applying qualitative methods as I currently using statistical techniques. This will make me a fully well-rounded researcher.
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Initially, I set out to write this blog about the security risks involved with the misperception of numerical data, and the problems with conventional wisdom. However, my internet readings led me slightly off course, in pursuit of understanding some recent malware statistics.
Taking a break from exploit analysis and watching TV, I recently found myself surfing the web for some current security statistics, which is something IT managers should probably do, once in awhile. Typically, reviewing this kind of mundane data is only performed to provide information about various IT trends -common attack vectors, frequent 3rd party exploits-to aid in decision making tasks, such as, security resource allocation. Should we be concentrating more on UTM, end-point security, or extrusion protection?
Although, it is also a good practice for understanding these security statistics.
At some point, I will go on one of my rants regarding, "Information is data that is merely viewed, whereas, knowledge is data that is understood", but for now, I'll only scratch the surface. Do know that, anyone can memorize and regurgitate numbers, or as often mislabeled, statistics, but far fewer can actually understand their meaning, relevance or truth.
This is the point where my train of thought was temporarily derailed. I was about to give some glorious examples, of misrepresentation of security data, from leading industry resources. Then I stumbled upon a few articles from Computer World that didn't quite make sense.
On April 4th, Computer World reported that, "the total number of viruses will reach 1 million by year's end, according to security experts". Then, four days later, Computer World stated that, according to Symantec, malware's million mark was reached in the latter portion of 2007. How does a milestone number like that get overlooked for four months, resulting in a speculative article that is only found to be an editorial error, just four days later?
However, a larger question is: What is the true significance of the 1M barrier breakthrough? Is it, perhaps, just a nice big round number with an extra zero that will make for a good news story? Will any security strategies or mechanisms change, that wouldn't have, say when malware reached 950,000? You probably know the answers.
On the other hand, it is a milestone, or at least a measurement. The real significance is the rate of change, and the dramatic increase in malware. Symantec's, Internet Security Threat Report Volume XIII, just released, gives an in-depth analysis of threat activity for the last six months of 2007. One of the most significant developments revealed, is its observations of malicious code trends. The study highlights the exponential growth of malware last year. With a total of 1.1 million code threats, it reports that 711,912 of them were discovered last year. This would indicate that 64% of all of these threats were from last year alone. Has the internet really become that dangerous, in the last year?
I don't know. But I do know that this type of statistical reporting is good for the security vendor's business. I also know that in the absence of certain variables, that any data set can be skewed to produce favorable results. After reading their report, I had many unanswered questions. They state that all previous reports were based upon, "the number of malicious code reports received from enterprise and home users", and that the current report also examines "malicious code according to potential infections". How does this affect relative data between reports?
When counting malware threats, how many are truly unique? How many are variant strains? And what are the actual criteria used to discriminate between the two? How has this discrimination criteria changed over time, in adaptation to the evolving morphing engines, capable of producing polymorphic and metamorphic malware? What about malware that is now appearing embedded in new devices, such as iPods or USB drives? Is there any relative adjustments based on the growth of US Internet usage (currently about 72% of the population)?
I'm not challenging the work of Symantec by any means. I am trying to get people to question numbers and statistics presented by any one vendor. It is important to question methodologies and inquire about absent variables. Optimally, having access to raw data, allows one to perform their own statistical analyses, and generate specific custom security metrics, if needed.
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Darrell Gardner is an overachiever. How else to describe the 8.5-year, 6,000-mile expedition from the Mexico border to the Arctic Ocean he completed last year? When he started in 2004 at age 50, Gardner was an outdoor enthusiast but by no means an expert. He'd dabbled in backpacking, spent a few hours in aluminum canoes and he'd had a harrowing experience whitewater kayaking in New Zealand. He dreamed of hiking the 2,700-mile Pacific Crest Trail. But once completed, that success only led to more route dreams: canoeing the Skagit River to Puget Sound; sea kayaking the Inside Passage to Skagway; Alaska; crossing into Canada on foot on the Chilkoot Trail; canoeing the Yukon River; trekking across the Brooks Range; and then hiking and packrafting to the polar sea, west of Prudhoe Bay. So he set off and did it.
The kicker? Gardner, now 59, pulled off this epic journey largely under the radar and with minimal sponsor support, piecing together expeditions between short-term contracts as a registered nurse in his hometown of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Here's how he did it.
Inspiration "Working in acute care has given me the unique opportunity to be with people in their darkest moments," says Gardner. "On of the things I found out early on has become a common thread: There's a sense of lament in people when they realize they are never going to be able to do something again. That really struck a note with me."
Logistics "I thought, 'Hmm, if I have this idea, maybe I should act on it when I have the opportunity, the strength and the enthusiasm to do it,'" he says. "I hiked the Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada. Then I thought, 'I love Alaska. Why not find a unique way to get there?'"
Execution Casual employment is Gardner's key. "I work as a per diem nurse," he says. "The downside is I don't have a medical or dental plan, but the upside is the flexibility to come and go. I got jobs, worked like crazy, saved money and lived simply, and then went off and did another stage of the expedition."
Secret Weapon Sea kayaking the Inside Passage was Gardner's most audacious move. He had no ocean paddling experience when he bumped into Seattle-based instructor Bob Burnett. "He took an interest in my trip and offered to help me get ready for it," says Gardner. "He coached me through a whole year of preparation to have the skills and confidence to do it. I spent all of 2007 between Santa Fe and Seattle, contract nursing and taking all the extra time I could to paddle with Bob."
Persistence Even with the training, the Inside Passage proved to be a "serious challenge," says Gardner. "I paddled most of the Inside Passage in 2008, the coldest, wettest, windiest summer in 30 years." He soldiered on, finishing 2009, "the warmest, driest, calmest summer ever in 30 years." Gardner demonstrated the same indefatigability on the home stretch, hauling a laden toboggan up steep and snowy pipeline grades to reach the foot of the Brooks Range.
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I had the most optimal work environment imaginable - a supportive boss, a private office, and a flexible schedule, all of which allowed me to pump three times a day, every day, right on schedule. And it was still excruciatingly difficult.
I just couldn't seem to make enough milk to satisfy my beautiful, healthy, intelligent, growing boy. I took Fenugreek and Goat's Rue; I ate oatmeal everyday; and I sipped Mother's Milk Tea. I ate well, I drank a lot of water and I exercised. I breastfed as much as possible when Josias and I were together, including up to six times per night. I saw a lactation consultant, who advised me to engage in breast compressions while pumping.
There were times when there was nothin' left in the freezer, and I wasn't sure if I had enough milk to see him through the day. I was so stressed about not making enough milk that I was surely preventing myself from making enough milk. Even though I realized this, I just couldn't stop worrying about it. Somehow, though, we squeaked by.
Whenever I turned to someone for support, they always said, "just give him formula." If I had to supplement, I would have, but this was almost everyone's go-to response, and it was not helpful. What would have been helpful? Just listening, and maybe telling me I was doing great. Looking back now, I wish I could have eased up on myself a bit. I believe babies should get breastmilk whenever possible, but I also think sometimes conditions just don't allow you to meet the ideal, and us mamas need to be kind to ourselves and each other.
Now that I'm done pumping, Josias will drink organic almond milk at daycare along with the tons of food he consumes, and we'll breastfeed when we're together. I am so relieved not to have to pump anymore. I can finally admit that although it was my greatest desire to give Josias all the breastmilk he needed, pumping was a difficult and stressful thing for me.
In addition to relief, I have other feelings coming up. I feel a bit weepy that my baby is growing up. I feel proud that we both hung in there and I provided for him as best I could. This also makes me think about the day when he will no longer breastfeed. That may be a couple years away, but I'm sure it will bring with it the same mixture of relief, sadness, pride and recognition that my baby is growing up, which is as it should be. Pumping has been a hard row for me to hoe, but the end result is my joyful son, my sweetheart, who we affectionately call Josias Pie.
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I've been a Mormon all my life. Sadly, I mostly tune out during sacrament meeting, and I usually bring something to read because 99.9% of the time, I come away from sacrament meeting feeling less in tune with God than before. With a good book in hand, I can have some face time in the ward but simultaneously worship God my own way (currently reading Grant Palmer's Insider's View of Mormon Origins - IT'S EXTRAORDINARY!). Last week, I heard something I've heard all my life, and like a good … [Read more...]
The "Vote of Thanks"
Herod's Tomb Discovered
While everybody has been discussing the PBS film on Mormons, a recent archaeological discovery in Israel might be of some interest: Herod's tomb has been found. Unfortunately, no body was found, but the excavators at the site are quite sure that the tomb does indeed belong to Herod.Herod is that bad guy in Matthew that you've all read about - the infanticidal maniac who "pharoah-ed up" and thought he could rid the Jewish faith of its Davidic Messiah (a threat to his seat within the Empire) by … [Read more...]
Mormon Support for War Waning
I always figured that the last sign of the apocalypse would be that the Boston Red Sox would win the World Series. And then they did. Then I shifted to the White Sox, and they did too. Then I tried to imagine something that would prolong the apocalypse (in my mind, anyway) until far, far beyond my own lifetime: Mormons giving up on all things conservative.Well, the majority of Mormons may not be heaving out conservatism entirely (one can only dream in my case...), but they are beginning to not … [Read more...]
The Intellectually Ousted
I have been thinking a lot lately about ex-Mos. In so doing, I imagine what their excommunications are like, or what their mindset was like when they petitioned to have their 'records removed.' I even know some ex-Mos; some who have taken the long way back into membership, others who have left the church, and others who have left the church but cannot leave it alone (There was a great post at BCC over this, but I can't find the link). Instead of concentrating on the ex-Mo himself, I have been … [Read more...]
The TK Smoothie Rule
In light of Ronan's helpful rules on cultish behavior and public orthodoxy, my brother and I have developed yet another rule by which to measure our collective worth; especially in light of our place among the religions of the world. Introducing The TK Smoothie Rule.You're probably thinking, "David J, WTF is a TK Smoothie?!" Let me give you some background: I believe it was Joseph Fielding Smith who, in his typical cavalier doctrinal musings, indicated that the heirs of the telestial kingdom … [Read more...]
Silent Night w/ Walter Cronkite
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On the "Baptismal" Covenant
We frequently hear of our "baptismal covenants" in church and conference. I cannot quite pinpoint the exact spot in space-time, but I can say that a few years ago I began to view the "baptismal" covenant with suspicion. Why? It seemed that a lot of people were discussing the baptismal covenant, but I could not recall for myself what exactly that covenant entailed. With all the other covenants of the gospel, most of them housed in the temple, I could easily recall their stipulations, scope, … [Read more...]
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Quintessa 2006
Cabernet Sauvignon from Rutherford, Napa Valley, California
Winemaker's Notes
Quintessa 2006 opens with sweet and inviting aromas of bright black fruit with red fruitundertones. It announces itself dramatically with a full lush entry, developing into a broad,rich and enrobing wine that coats the mouth with rich black fruit laced with a touch of mocha, licorice, sandalwood and vanilla spice. With tremendous density, concentration and ample fine tannins, this vintage is full and dramatic early and will age gracefully.
Critical Acclaim
Wine Enthusiast - "A big, powerful wine. Shows classic Quintessa ripeness and density, with focused black cherry, currant, mocha, violet and cedar flavors articulated by firm tannins. Bone dry, this wine, from the winery's hilly estate vineyard in the northeast quadrant of Rutherford, will develop beyond 2012."
Wilfred Wong of Wine.com - "Dense inky-purple hue. Reserved scents of black cherry and cassis with a hint of iodine. Ripe flavors of black cherry and raspberry. Dominant tannins and hints of pencil lead and leather accent the lingering close."
Wine & Spirits - "This vintage of Quintessa is savory and dark, yielding little beyond the sense of compressed black-cherry skins, a tannic character that melds with saline minerality. The edges of the structure are perceptible, but not what fills them in. This needs several years of bottle age to show itself more completely; it should develop well over the next six to eight years."
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In the northeastern corner of Rutherfod lies Quintessa. The estate is one of the most scenic and geographically unique properties of the Napa Valley. When Agustin and Valeria Huneeus began to develop the property as a vineyard in 1990, they availed themselves of the most advanced viticultural research of the time. Valeria Huneeus, in keeping with her vision as steward of this land, has guided Quintessa's evolution from sustainable farming in 1990 to organic farming in 1995 and to biodynamic farming in 2000. The winery at Quintessa was built into one of the property's many hills. Its eco-sensitive design incorporates gravity flow, French oak and stainless steel fermenters specifically tailored to the diverse blocks of the Quintessa vineyard, and naturally cold caves. View all Quintessa Wines
About Napa ValleyView a map of Napa Valley wineries
It's hard not to think of Napa Valley when thinking of California wines. The region is, after all, the one that brought world recognition to California wine making. The area was settled by a few choice wine families in the 1960's who bet that the wines of the area would grow and flourish. They were right. The Napa wine industry really took off in the 1980's, when vineyard lands were scooped up and vines were planted throughout the county. A number of wineries emerged, from large conglomerates to small boutiques to cult classics. Cabernet Sauvignon is definitely the grape of choice here, with many winemakers also focusing on Bordeaux Blends. Whites are usually Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Notable FactsWithin the Napa Valley lie smaller sub-AVAs that lend even more character specifics to the wines. Furthest south is Carneros, followed by Yountville, Oakville & Rutherford. Above those two is St.-Helena and finally, just granted an AVA, Calistoga. These areas are situated on the valley floor and are known for creating rich, smooth Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Chardonnay. There are a few mountain regions as well, nestled on the slopes overlooking the valley AVAs. Those include Howell Mountain, Stags Leap and Mount Veeder. Wines from the mountain regions are often more structured and firm, benefiting from more time in the bottle to evolve and soften.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country unto itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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2 ratings, 1 with reviewAnonymous - Thermal, CA15/23/2017bodido - Miami, FL34/1/2017Ron Graeff - Ottumwa, IA512/25/2009Like any good cabernet, the aroma is of rich dark fruits. But this truly is memorable on the palate with a rush of blackberry and tart apple and a hint of smoky vanilla This wine will age admirably and is worth every penny. Just two days ago I reviewed a 2003 Silver Oak which I rated a 5/5 but the Quintessa exceeds my wildest expectations and I would move the Silver Oak to a 4.7/5. I can't wait to be reacquainted with the Quintessa 2006 vintage year after year.


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The denominational hymnals published during the past generation are now old enough to require major supplementation. Many new hymns, songs, and choruses have appeared. Experience has shown that some older treasures were missed when the current hymnals were compiled. Denominational hymnal supplements are being produced to include new music and old favorites.
The Faith We Sing has been compiled primarily as a supplement to The United Methodist Hymnal (1989). Nothing here duplicates what is already in that hymnal. But The Faith We Sing is an ecumenical rather than a denominational book. It can also serve as a supplement to other hymnals now in use.
This hymnal supplement is a joint project of The United Methodist Publishing House and The General Board of Discipleship of The United Methodist Church. It has been compiled by a joint committee consisting of Publishing House staff Bill Gnegy and Gary Alan Smith, Board of Discipleship staff Dan Benedict and Anne Burnette Hook, and general editor Hoyt L. Hickman. They have been advised by an ecumenical panel of expert consultants, all of whom have worked on recent hymnals. The task force was further assisted by 180 reader consultants, primarily United Methodists, from all parts of the United States. The help of all these persons was crucial in determining the shape and contents of this book, and is gratefully acknowledged.
The music reflects a wide diversity of Christian worship styles: praise music, new hymns, gospel songs, world music, American ethnic music, Taiz� chants, and service music. The arrangement of contents, however, is topical rather than stylistic and is adapted from the arrangement of The United Methodist Hymnal.
The Pew Edition is designed for the congregation's use. Harmony is provided where music is designed to be sung by the congregation in parts. Only the melody line is provided where music is designed to be sung in unison. The Pew Edition (in standard and Enlarged printings) is part of a larger package of printed resources that includes (1) Singer's Edition for use by choirs, ensembles, or praise teams; (2) Accompaniment Edition for accompanists and instrumentalists; (3) Simplified Edition for home, small group, or church school use, or as an easy accompaniment edition; (4) Guitar Edition for lead and rhythm guitar players, pianists who play from "lead sheets," and worship leaders who lead from the guitar; and (5) Worship Planner Edition with helps for the planner or planning team.
Four additional electronic resources are also available. They are: (1) CD-ROM Worship Planner Edition for those who use their PC to plan worship; (2) MIDI Edition for those who use MIDI instruments in worship; (3) CD Audio Accompaniment Edition for those who want to play the MIDI recordings on their stereo equipment; and (4) Presentation Edition for those churches that project song lyrics during worship.
We live in a time when new music for worship is constantly appearing. Further resources for worship will continue to be developed. This book is a way station on the continuing journey of God's people.
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Re: Where can I get MathGL3D Version 3.0 for windows? (Problem solved)
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Spell Book Necronomicon by farmerowniaWatch
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My first spell book... quite a loot of work with modeling and painting, brushing.
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Most of DevA are old custom orders.
some of them you can find here www.farmerownia.pl
regular and always avalible are here www.faun-forge.com
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i like the book what kind of spells will you use for it
Great & amazing creation
Wow!!! Looks amazing!
you uh, got your facts wrong on the necronomicon on the site there pal. it was not made up by Lovecraft, dont worry though everyone gets this wrong. it was Acctually written in Damascus in 730 A.D. by Abdul Alhazred. who was quoted in Lovecrafts stories.
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Wow, you're quite the modeller
Love the teeth... Fangs? Fangs. Love the fangs.
Awesome book, would make a rly interesting sketch book ;D
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clatu verata nec.. *coughcough* I said it, more or less!
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Killer work.
that is veary creepy. and well crafted
I am feeling very nostalgic for Bruce Cambell movies and Chainsaws
it reminds me of the monster book of monsters
this is amazing! what kind of leather did you use?
amazing! And very creepy^^
very creepy.
I think there's a spellbook like that in Fable two. This is awesome either way.


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Nursing Student Clinical Placement
Welcome to the Clinical Placement Website! We are certain that students
will find their experience at the University of Michigan Health System (UMHS)
both enriching and rewarding as they progress toward their career
as a RN or APRN. This website is intended to provide information and streamline
the clinical placement process for both students and instructors.
For more information regarding placements and compliance requirements,
please read this page and click on the buttons below or navigate our website
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The Clinical Placement Office at the University of Michigan Health System (UMHS) coordinates all student nurse placements within inpatient and ambulatory care areas. We determine all undergraduate student placement locations, while graduate student placements are determined by the individual UMHS practitioners. The Clinical Placement Office also makes certain that all compliance requirements are met prior to placement accommodation.
Affiliation Agreements
All student training between UMHS and non-UM schools of nursing require an affiliation agreement. Only a UMHS approved affiliation agreement template is used. Minor changes may be requested by the school of nursing (SON) for consideration, but substantive changes will not be accepted. In addition, only certain individuals are authorized to negotiate and execute affiliation agreements on behalf of UMHS. As such, all affiliation agreements will originate from our UMHS Contracting Office. Please see the required information needed to begin the process.
UMHS Placement Guidelines
All placement requests must be coordinated through the UMHS Clinical Placement Office in order to ensure a consistent process. Students and instructors are asked not to approach staff directly to inquire about cohort group or observational placements. This will ensure fair outcomes in a highly competitive process and provide increased satisfaction for all.
- All student placement requests must be submitted by the SON through ACEMAPP.
- The maximum number of students in any cohort group is eight (8).
- Due to the increasing number of students in the UM School of Nursing undergraduate and graduate programs (both in Ann Arbor and Flint), and our own employees attending nursing programs, we are no longer able to accommodate individual student requests from external schools unless the student is a UMHS employee.
Deadlines for Placement
- All placement requests follow the ACEMAPP timelines.
- Student and instructor names must be "uploaded" into our Identity Registration System (IRS) for processing of access to our Health System.
- IRS upload due dates will be posted each semester on our website calendar and a reminder email sent by firstname.lastname@example.com.
PLEASE NOTE: A minimum of 5-7 business days is required for processing of logins and Health System access for students and instructors by Health Information Technology & Services (HITS) and other departments throughout the Health System (i.e. Key/ID Office, Parking, MiChart Security). Please be aware that when students or instructors are uploaded late and processed individually (rather than with the batch upload), there may be delays or errors in the access they receive.
It is the responsibility of the school of nursing placement coordinator to make certain all instructors and students are familiar with our website to find information and know how to contact us with questions regarding onboarding.
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Given the 2006 GREAT GERONTOLOGY AWARD for outstanding contribution to gerontological research by the Swedish Gerontological Society
Received a VALUE GROUND AWARD from the journal "Aldreomsorg" ("Old Age Care") Expanding upon his earlier writings, Dr. Tornstam's latest book explores the need for new theories in gerontology and sets the stage for the development of his theory of gerotranscendence. This theory was developed to address what the author sees as a perpetual mismatch between present theories in social gerontology and existing empirical data.
The development towards gerotranscendence can involve some overlooked developmental changes that are related to increased life satisfaction, as self-described by individuals. The gerotranscendent individual typically experiences a redefinition of the Self and of relationships to others and a new understanding of fundamental existential questions: The individual becomes less self-occupied and at the same time more selective in the choice of social and other activities. There is an increased feeling of affinity with past generations and a decreased interest in superfluous social interaction. The individual might also experience a decrease in interest in material things and a greater need for solitary "meditation." Positive solitude becomes more important. There is also often a feeling of cosmic communion with the spirit of the universe, and a redefinition of time, space, life and death.
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Card holders get discounts at selected shops for groceries and clothes, and some restaurants, on the condition they have regular health checks.
Officials say this pilot project is the first of its kind in India.
The scheme is sponsored by the Aids India Initiative run by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. It aims to cover more than 1,000 sex workers.
The card carries all the medical details of the sex worker, who is checked for sexually transmitted diseases on a regular basis at a clinic in Mysore.
"If they fail to turn up for a check-up every three months, the smart card automatically becomes invalid," says Sushena Reza-Paul, of the Karnataka Health Promotion Trust that is overseeing the scheme.
Extension possible
Ms Reza-Paul, who works at the University of Manitoba in Canada that is playing a role in the project, says the programme could well be extended to other cities and towns across India.
"We are already getting calls from different places. Once the pilot project is completed, we will tabulate the findings and see how the scheme can be implemented," Ms Reza-Paul told the BBC.
"Shops and restaurants were initially reluctant to be associated with the project but eventually agreed.
"Now the card-holders feel they are part of the mainstream. Their self-esteem has gone up," she says.
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The current owners have used MARIA
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Originally built as Leopard of London, she was launched in June 2000.
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One of the benefits of undertaking a large scale kitchen refurbishment is the scope it affords for slipping in a couple of otherwise unjustifiable purchases. I mean, when you've spent that much what's a couple of hundred quid here and there (and yes, I do work in Government backed IT project management, since you ask). So it was that my wife got her ridiculously over priced Dualit toaster and I got my flat screen TV, which was lucky as I'd specifically designed in a blank wall to be its home.
So, what were we looking for. To fit in with its lovely surroundings it would have to look good, this isn't that difficult though as you'd have to pretty work hard to find a flat screen telly that doesn't look good. Picture quality is always the most important thing but also the sound output from internal speakers had to be acceptable as it wouldn't be supported by additional speakers. A freeview tuner and, if possible, a DVD player would all be important and finally a reliable brand at a good price. Piece of cake.
Having nosed around the electrical stores and trade mags we settled on the Panasonic TX-26LMD70. A multiple award winner on its release in 2007, a year on it would still be as good but at a more reasonable price. Did it meet our requirements and is it worth a punt, let's have a look at the criteria in order of importance. It does come with a freeview tuner but integrated DVD players were harder to find and did not come with this TV.
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This 26 inch panel is one of Panasonic's entry level models; it comes with an impressive array of features but lacks some of the whistles and bells of its more expensive cousins.
As you'd expect this is HD ready and is able to accept 1080p signals, although how much benefit this would give on such a small screen is debatable.
Impressively, this comes with Panasonic's V-Real 2 image processing engine, normally only found on more expensive models. This does lots of clever things to ensure picture presentation is as good as it can be and includes modules for video noise reduction, colour management and dynamic backlighting. Unless you're REALLY into these things you're not going to be able to identify which bit is doing what but you will see the overall effect and on this panel the effect is very good indeed. Assisted by a 7000:1 contrast ratio superb black levels are produced and colours are clear and bright. For most usage it is hard to see what this entry level model lacks against more expensive models but it does come up a little short in coping with fast paced action. With a scanning rate of 50Hz it lacks the crispness of the 100Hz models but this is an acceptable sacrifice at this price point. The TX-26LXD70 model does offer 100Hz but will cost a couple of hundred pounds more.
Viewing angles are good, which is important in a kitchen where you are moving around.
Sound ~
A kitchen isn't the best acoustic environment, all those hard surfaces create a hollow, echoing space but despite this the Panasonic does produce very acceptable sound from its internal speakers. Forgiving the predictable lack of bass which is normal for a screen this small audio is good across the range with impressive detail in the higher ranges and doesn't suffer too much in high action film sequences.
Connectivity ~
The level of connectivity is appropriate for the price and, given its likely use, more than adequate. Twin HDMIs are provided for digital high definition duties, component video for analogue HD and happily there's a D-Sub PC input so that you can double the screen up as a PC monitor. This sort of dual functionality is particularly handy on this size of screen as it makes them very suitable for use in the study or bedroom where the ability to connect a PC would be very useful.
Additionally, you have a couple of SCART sockets (both RGB), stereo audio input; headphone jack and RF input.
That's a good level of connections for an entry level model and should meet most people's needs for a screen of this size.
Look and feel ~
Part of Panasonic's Viera range it shares the same robust good looks and would look the part in any environment. Its predominantly black finish is in line with current fashions and although it is a fraction deeper than some other flat panels it still sits very nicely on the wall.
The control panel is annoyingly set on the top of the unit which given that it is mounted at eye level means you have to scrabble around above your head to use them but you really only need the on/off button as the comprehensive remote control handset covers everything else.
The speaker array runs below the screen for the width of the panel. I prefer this configuration to having speakers at the sides as it balances out the overall look and doesn't make it unnecessarily wide.
Set up and in use ~
Wall mounting this screen is very easy, particularly so when you get your builder to do it. Most standard brackets will be acceptable and there is no shortage of these around from £15 to £50 depending on if you want to be able to pan/tilt etc. Going onto a new wall we were able to design it so that power and aerial sockets are hidden behind the screen to give a very clean finish. Weighing about 10Kg the stud wall was reinforced with a noggin (that's what the builder told me anyway) to ensure that the fitting was secure.
Once in place and connected set up is straightforward and largely handled by the unit itself. On first powering up the system will go through its auto set up routine, detecting channels and requesting some user information including a PIN if you want to add some security to it. The whole procedure took a couple of minutes and there's very little you have to do except wait. Once complete everything is ready to use, the programme guides are comprehensive and easy to use as are the interactive options.
The supplied manual is comprehensive and well presented. It goes into good detail to help you install and set up the screen and the written instructions are well supported by clear diagrams. There is technical information if you need it but the majority is written in clear, plain English.
Navigation is simple and can be achieved by either keying in the channel number or through the programme guides. The remote control handset is a generic Panasonic device and meant for use with a variety of products. Therefore there are many redundant buttons and is rather cluttered for what you need it for. It is however quite easy to use and the TV's settings menus and so on are simply accessed and adjusted.
Verdict ~
Weighing in at around the £400 mark the TX-26LMD70 offers good value for such a well specified machine from a marquee name like Panasonic. It looks great on the wall and offers great visual and audio performance, if you're in the market for a flat screen in this range this is well worth looking out for.


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I wrote a question to Peter King on why he didn't view the Ravens as potentially one of the AFC powers. Basically went through a list of pros and cons and said that I thought there is a good chance the team can compete with the chargers, pats, and colts.
Strangely, I am "Matt of Baltimore" took some interesting parts, but the response is worth reading.
At any rate, we'll find about the paper offseason evaluations when the team plays the charges, colts, and pats back to back to back.
Re: Peter King Re: Ravens
Pete says, "the Ravens gave Indy everything it could handle in the playoff loss."
Huh? I must have been watching a different channel. We got blown out on the field of play and it was not anywhere near as the score would indicate. The times they are a'changing however.ENFORCE THE 1ST AMENDMENT WITH THE SECOND, NEVER DISARM
Re: Peter King Re: Ravens
I'm still trying to figure out how SD ranks as high as they say with all the coaching changes. Sure they have a lot of talent but am I the only one who thinks coaching plays a huge part in a teams production?
Case in point look at the tumble the Squeelers took last year when the coach just didn't care anymore.Keeping the purple flowing way out on the West Coast!
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Not to mention the ball he stripped out of AD's hands after he was in the process of scooping up that Indy fumble and taking off!
Again, Not to rag on Ray, he's the best! It just bugs me when all these people want to rag on him, saying he's lost a step, isn't as good. etc. Well, if that were true we would have Crushed Indy! It was the fact that he was still all over the field and around the ball that may have cost the defense 7-14 points! Not to mention a few less Indy Field Goals!... They shall mount up with wings as Eagles;
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What I don't get is how people can put the Chargers in ahead of us. I can maybe understand the superbowl champs the Colts being in there above us, and maybe the Patriots because they're always at the top and they got ALOT better on offense. But what really bugs me is that the Chargers get included with those two ahead of us by nearly every sports analyst out there. Their inseason record was only one game better than ours, we had more impressive big wins throughout the season in my opinion, and WE BEAT THEM HEADS UP! So just going off of last season they should not even be above us. Then when you include that they made no major additions this offseason, and lost their entire top of their coaching staff it really should be no question that they're going to be a step back this year behind the Ravens.


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(Host) Many more houses in Addison County are getting water that's been heated by the sun.
Since the inception of a new program this fall, 95 houses have installed solar hot water heating systems.
And as VPR's Melody Bodette reports, that's been good news for one local business.
(Bodette) On a snowy night at the Lincoln Library a handful of people are peppering Dan Conant with questions:
"Can you put it in the side of your house? How long does a system last? Can you switch to all solar?"
(Bodette) Conant is a coordinator for the Vermont Public Interest Research Group. For months, he's been holding weekly sessions in Addison County towns to get the information out on VPIRG's solar communities program.
The program cut the price of solar hot water systems in half. It got discounts through group buying and by taking advantage of federal and state incentives. V-PIRG also teamed up with a local credit union to offer low-interest financing for homeowners.
Conant says the combination of factors has made the program successful.
(Conant) "It's the buzz of everybody seeing solar up on their neighbor's house. And beyond that I think it's just that we've finally made it easy. And we've got the price down to the point where it makes sense to most folks."
(Bodette) Conant says installing a renewable energy system is a process. Often, people would get halfway through it and then throw up their hands in frustration. But through this program, V-PIRG has done much of the work for them.
If people purchase a solar hot water system through the program it costs around $5,000. When spread out through the loan, Conant says the cost became comparable to what families already are paying for hot water.
(Conant) "So that was our entire goal with this program, was to make it so folks can pay the same as what they were already paying, so now it's not just the eco thing to do it's the economical thing to do as well."
But some at the Lincoln meeting left a bit unsure, including Melanie Rogers
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(Rogers) "I've got to really look at the costs, because I've got a small household, and if it works out to be only 10 to 20 percent of my household costs, it might not be effective for me to do it."
(Bodette) Many of her neighbors have been convinced. The number of solar hot water systems in the county has increased five-fold since the program began. And it's been great for an Addison County business, Vergennes-based Country Home Products.
Country Home Products has been selling the Sunward solar hot water system for two years. The design has been used in Canada for three decades.
Solar panels pre-heat water so it takes much less energy to bring it up to the desired temperature in a traditional water system.
Sunward's Tom Hughes says it made sense to team up with VPIRG:
(Hughes) "The VPIRG program has been terrific because we've been able to save some of our own resources by consolidating assessments, doing 3 or 4 in one town on the same day. It's added efficiency to our program, that efficiency applies to the installers, so it's easier and that's helped us lower the cost somewhat."
(Bodette) Sunward assembles the system in Winooski. The increased demand has been handled by Sunward's existing staff, but additional subcontractors were hired to install the systems.
Hughes says he thinks there will be much more demand for solar systems.
(Hughes) "While we've been very successful in the past 8 months, we've only scratched the surface in terms of the number of homes in Vermont that have great solar resource and would be great candidates for solar hot water."
(Bodette) VPIRG agrees. A similar program in Montpelier added 75 solar hot water systems, a Chittenden County program for solar electricity drew in 110 homes. And while they're not quite sure where they're headed next, they do expect interest in solar to grow.
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Dr. Karl Skorecki of the Ramban/Technion Medical Center in Haifa, who is renowned for his discovery in 1997 of the Kohen genetic signature (CMH - J1), reported in 2007 that he and his research team have discovered not one but two Cohen Modal Haplotypes, which he called J1 and J2. "Pinchas, the zealot mentioned in the Bible, may be the origin of J2" he suggested.
J2 Cohanim serves as the deep background of the priestly Jewish caste. "The finding of J2 among contemporary Cohanim can lend credence that today's Cohanim (J1,J2) may be descendents of two different founding dynasties – including coalescence to Pinchas as the founder of J2 Cohanim" concluded Dr. Karl Skorecki.
According to the Holy Scriptures the seed of Zadok is supposed to be countless and measureless. The promise avows that from Zadok seed Hashem will build a continued existence family tree and from this offspring Cohanim will be selected to perform sacrifices on the Beit Hamikdash. The prophet may soon arrive and he will make holy Cohanim, sons of Zadok, and Leviim to minister and safeguard the third Temple, respectively. DNA revealed families from different Cohanim background with the precisely coalescence time allied, in J2 haplogroup, to Zadok. The Zadok Cohanim lineage is composed by 24 families strongly associated to Jewish priest caste, both in Ashkenazim and Sephardim communities. They present a DNA signature in J2 haplogroup that formed a well shaped tree with ramifications, branches and different houses as it should be in the face of of three thousand years of growth.
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Askenazim Kohanim
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