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text: WASHINGTON, April 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Furthering ongoing efforts to optimize Citi's retail banking network, Chief Executive Officer Michael Corbat and U.S. Consumer and Commercial Banking President Cece Stewart today celebrated the opening of a new Citibank branch in Washington, D.C. Located at the intersection of Connecticut Avenue and K Street, the new Citibank branch resides in the heart of D.C.'s "Golden Triangle" business district, providing customers superior products, services, and access to help reduce the complexities of their financial lives. "Citi connects the world through its unparalleled global presence, which of course includes our nation's capital," said Mr. Corbat. "We leverage innovations created throughout our network so that every time we open a branch – whether it is on the corner of Connecticut and K or in Shanghai – we deliver proven customer service and solutions. Our newest D.C. branch is state-of-the art and a great example of our commitment to improving the client experience in the communities we serve." The new Washington, D.C. Citibank branch is outfitted with features such as digital media walls, a Citibank Online computer terminal and enhanced-image, envelope-free ATMs. Also reinforcing Citibank's commitment to the environment, the branch is LEED-certified. "This branch demonstrates our commitment to providing customers with cutting-edge access and exceptional service," said Ms. Stewart. "We are happy to grow in Washington, D.C. – the home of our second U.S. flagship branch at Foggy Bottom – and simplify the financial lives of our customers." The branch will serve retail, small business, commercial banking, and personal wealth management customers with account opening and teller services. The new location will provide mortgage and credit card services. Reflecting Citibank's global reach and D.C.'s multilingual population, branch employees can assist customers in English, Spanish, and French.

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CAMPAIGNERS in Denham have spoken of their delight that a proposed spur link between the HS2 line and Heathrow is set to run underground rather than overground through the village.
At an HS2 community forum event held on Thursday last week, the Denham Against HS2 Action Group was told by HS2 that plans to run an overground spur through the village had been changed and that they will now involve the link between the main HS2 line and Heathrow airport running underground.
Details as to the exact route that the tunnel will take and where it will end have not yet been announced, but it will now mean that parts of the village, including Denham Aerodrome, the nearby golf club and Higher Denham, will not face the prospect of an overground train line running through them.
Frank Partridge of the Denham Against HS2 group, said: "This is cause for some optimism and is a bit of good news.
"Obviously, Denham is still threatened by the main part of the HS2 line, but we now know that if it goes ahead, we won't face the prospect of having the Heathrow spur being visible as well.
"It means that parts of the village will be less affected."
Despite the news, the group is determined to continue fighting the main HS2 project, which threatens parts of the village as well as the nearby Colne Valley Park.
It has held a number of fundraising events in recent months to get money together for a judicial review into the government's decision to raise money for the scheme.
Mr Partridge said: "Denham is a unique case, because it was threatened with two lines, but now we are down to one.
"It is a positive step, but our focus is still on stopping HS2, and making sure that we don't have any railway lines at all running through our village.
"We want residents in Denham to know that we are still fighting this all the way."
A spokesman for HS2 confirmed that the line would go into a tunnel to minimise the impact on the community.


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Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983)
205 mistakes
Directed by: Richard Marquand
Starring: Anthony Daniels, Billy Dee Williams, Carrie Fisher, Harrison Ford, Kenny Baker, Mark Hamill, Alec Guinness, David Prowse, Frank Oz, Ian McDiarmid, James Earl Jones, Peter Mayhew
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Revealing mistake: In the wide-shot where Luke leaps from the prisoner skiff over to another skiff, you can see the stick used during the filming, which is much shorter than the regular one. The blade is not even glowing. (It is not just simply the hilt of the sabre, it's too long for that.).
Continuity mistake: When Lando orders half the fighters to break off and return to the surface, an A-Wing and an X-Wing break off to the right. When Green Leader acknowledges, the same A-Wing and X-Wing break off to the right again.
Continuity mistake: After the Death Star explodes, Wicket the Ewok comes over to Han and Leia, and Leia puts her hand on his arm, and Han puts his hand on his shoulder. In the next close-up of Wicket, their hands are no longer there. This is best seen in the widescreen version.
Revealing mistake: After the Rebels break into the bunker, a Rebel in the background punches an officer. But if you watch closely or play it in slow motion, the Rebel's hand never comes into contact with the officer's face.
Revealing mistake: After the rebels have destroyed the radar on Endor, there's a shot of Lando and a Sullustean laughing, and after that, a shot of spaceships. One Y-Wing passes in front of an X-Wing, but the light of its engines disappears a little bit before.
Other mistake: In the original version, when the Rebel fleet reaches the Death Star, Lando says, "Fighters coming in" and the Millennium Falcon flies towards the screen. If you play it in slow motion when the Falcon leaves the screen, you can see two white figures shaped like TIE fighters on the Falcon's underside. As the Falcon leaves the shot, they disappear. This has been fixed in the Special Edition.
Continuity mistake: In the Emperor's throne room, the existence and arrangement of several of the canisters on each side of the lift/elevator changes between shots, several times.
Continuity mistake: When Luke is to be executed, he walks to the edge of the plank, and his feet are side by side as he stops walking. But in the beginning of the next shot, one of his feet is behind the other and we see him take another step.
Continuity mistake: When Luke wedges the bone into the Rancour's mouth, in the first shoot from behind, he holds the bone horizontally. In the beginning of the next shot, it is pointing upwards.
Continuity mistake: When the droids are hiding behind a tree before R2-D2 shoots off to help Han and Leia, the background changes twice.
Continuity mistake: When Luke and Vader enter the Emperor's throne room, they walk towards the stairs, and as the shot ends, Luke put his foot on the first step. In the next shot, they have suddenly moved further up the stairs.
Continuity mistake: When Leia frees Han from the carbonite, the light shining on the walls and floor keeps changing. For example, watch the light on the right side of the carbonite block.
Continuity mistake: When the droids enter Jabba's throne room, in the shot facing the droids, they are not standing on the same part of the floor as in the previous shot. Also, R2-D2 is facing Jabba, but in the previous shot, he was facing C-3PO.
Revealing mistake: Right before Luke leaps from the speeder bike to the scout trooper's speeder, there's a shot showing the front of the speeders. Notice the area surrounding the speeders in this shot. During the rest of the speeder bike chase, the speeders pass through this area several times, even though they are not flying in circles. This can be seen, for example, from the sunlight hitting the ground and the tree on the left side with a bush in front of it. Also, one of the shots where this area is seen is the shot before the speeders pass two more scout troopers, but the background has been flipped.
Continuity mistake: When Vader's shuttle exits the Star Destroyer in the beginning of the film, it is followed by two TIE fighters. The TIE fighters are far apart, but in the next shot, they're close together.
Continuity mistake: After Luke kills the Rancour, Jabba says, "Bring me Solo and the Wookiee.", and Lando is nowhere to be seen. In the next shot, he is suddenly standing in front of Jabba's platform, and some of the other people have changed position.
Continuity mistake: After Han is released from the carbonite, he falls to the ground, soiling his shirt. In the following shots, the amount of dirt changes continuously between shots. Later, when Han and Luke are brought before Jabba, his shirt is clean.
Audio problem: In the beginning of the space battle, a Mon Calamari says, "Admiral, we have enemy ships in Sector 47.", but his lips don't move.
Revealing mistake: If you watch closely (or play it in slow motion) when the scout trooper punches Han, you can see that the troopers hand never actually comes into contact with is face.
Continuity mistake: On Jabba's sail barge, Luke gets shot in his mechanical hand. This leaves a large burn mark on the back of the hand, but when he swings to the skiff on the rope with Leia, the burn is gone.


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ISSS essay contest 2016
"When despair for the world grows in me
and I wake in the night at the least sound
in fear of what my life and my children's lives may be,
I go and lie down where the wood drake
rests in his beauty on the water, and the great heron feeds.
I come into the peace of wild things
who do not tax their lives with forethought
of grief. I come into the presence of still water.
And I feel above me the day-blind stars
waiting with their light. For a time
I rest in the grace of the world, and am free. "
– Wendall Berry, "The Peace of Wild Things"
Mr. Berry takes solace from fear of future suffering by resting deeply in the present, in a particular place, in a part of the world he believes is worth saving. Tell us about your place worth saving, perhaps a wild place in Illinois or back home, or maybe a favorite part of a city or country, a place that motivates you to take care of the earth and all its inhabitants, a place that brings you peace.
In honor of International Education Week (April 4-10), ISSS held an essay contest in which participants responded to the prompt above. Below are links to the first and second place winners' essays. Enjoy!
2016 winner
First Place: Srushti Acharekar
Second Place: Bisrat Atalay, Ethiopia
My Sanctuary: Unseen Glimpse of Heaven


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A DOCUMENTARY about Blackburn Rovers' decline under Venky's rule is set to be released tonight, and filmmaker Rishi Sikka hopes the owners watch it.
Sikka, of Essex-based Squashed Fox Productions, filmed interviews with a range of people last summer about events at Rovers since Venky's took over the club.
Among those to have given their views are Shebby Singh, Wayne Wild, Glen Mullan and Gordon Taylor as well as MPs, former players and journalists.
Most expressed their concern about the direction the club has taken, which has seen Rovers relegated from the Premier League and now needing to cut their wage bill to prevent unsustainable losses as a Championship club.
But the Rao brothers refused to be interviewed and Sikka has been informed that the owners are unhappy about the title of the documentary, 'Venky's – The Fall of Blackburn Rovers'.
But he believes they should watch the film, seen by the Lancashire Telegraph, which will be released on the Squashed Fox YouTube channel at 8pm tonight.
"I don't know whether it will be seen in India but I hope they do see it," Sikka said.
"I think they just don't understand how close the club and the fans are.
"Last August I was supposed to be meeting Venkatesh and Balaji Rao at the Lowry Hotel in Manchester and I had the crew ready, but then it turned into a 15-minute chat at Ewood Park.
"I sat down with Venkatesh and Balaji, and Balaji's words were he asked me to stop digging up old graves.
"I said to him that Shebby Singh had come into the club but wouldn't talk about anything that had happened before he arrived, and that the fans wanted answers about that time. But they refused.
"Then about a month ago I had contact with Venky's and they said they didn't like the title of the documentary, they thought it was false.
"I said I was open to changing the title or the content, but they said they weren't interested any more."
In the documentary, Singh speaks shortly before the exit of controversial boss Steve Kean.
Sikka, who had been attempting to secure a television deal for the documentary, said: "The idea came from when I was watching the game between Blackburn and Bolton game when the abuse of Steve Kean was at its worst.
"The anger seemed personal and I wanted to know why, so it went from there.
"I spoke to former players, Gordon Taylor from the PFA, members of parliament, councillors, and some people got emotional because the club means a lot to them.
"Even club legends feel there is a divide there now."


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You see, you can reason with car thieves, sometimes.
If dual wielding works for Laura Croft…
…it just might work for you.
That's what everybody says, that they parked their bike for just five minutes and then when they came back it had been ripped off. Then the owner gives up and leaves the carcass there and then we have this, for day after day:
A quarter century ago, there were fewer bike thieves in Frisco, and they'd endeavor to steal your whole bike, instead of just parts off of your bike. It was a better era.
Anywho, if you took this mess into a Local Bike Shop, they might tell you to make an appointment, I'm srsly. And then they'd tell you that you'd be better off buying a whole new bike, most likely.
On It Goes…
4th and Market is a tough area for bicycle security, certainly
We don't have any WalMarts here in SF, of course, but it's easy to start over again if you're only paying $99 for the bike.
Well, let's go way back for starters, back when the Bicycle Thieves Of San Francisco aimed to steal your entire bike. They'd sometimes get caught with stolen bikes and car jacks.*
But these days, it's bike parts thieves seem to settle for, so cyclists need to protect not just the frame but also the wheels, the saddle and the headset, and other bits too, if you can.
So that means that today's bike thief needs room to store stuff and that's where Division Street comes in. It's been a good place to park a vehicle or pitch a tent without being bothered too much, plus it's close to the action – it's close to 7th and Market and the Main Library.
This is what things looked like under the I-80 before Fall 2015 as I remember things:
This is how I remember things being for a decade or two.
But then all of a sudden, instead of a few tents here and there, a bunch of tents popped up. They filled up practically every possible space in lines that stretched from Costco #144 all the way to South Van Ness. I'm guessing this occurred anywhere from mid-to-late November 2015 to early December at the latest.
This is part of the north (aka west) side of Division on Dec. 13th:
Compare that with this shot of the same place on Dec. 9th
And this is the other side of the street closer to 10th Street at the end of December:
I'll tell you, most of these hundreds of people are NOT bike thieves.
So why did they show up here at the end of 2015?
The Holidays? I could see why the SFPD et al might want to ignore things until after Thanksgiving, Christmas and whatnot.
El Nino? This would be a good place to stay out of most of the rain, of course, and the forecast was for lots of it coming soon.
Super Bowl 50? The corporate party part of Super Bowl 50 had lots of knock-on effects for SFGov – it seemed like each and every SF Department was gearing up. At the time I thought, well, this doesn't look too good either, if this is the alternative to homeless people hanging out near Super Bowl City in the Financial.
Availability of Tents? I remember seeing truck upon truck delivering stuff here, something like an FM radio station with "Chuy in the Morning" written on the side, something like that. So sure, food, but tents too? IDK.
Those are some ideas, anyway.
I don't know, if SFGov cleans out all these tents in February 2016, will that end shoplifting at Rainbow Grocery?
We'll find out soon enough.
Anyway, that's your brief history of the tents on Division from 2015-2016.
*Stolen from the trunks of boxy Volvos. It was a thing.
Chop chop, always with the chopping, in this area:
If your bike hasn't yet gotten chopped and it has a serial number on it, then there's something the cops can do about it.
Otherwise, chop chop, always with the chopping, in this area.
Back up in the hood where the rules dont shift
And the gangstas talk trills, sip purp and burn piff
You can call 5-0 and 5-0 might come
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by Steven L. Anderson of Faithful Word Baptist Church - NLT and the Message Promote "Equality in Marriage" I saw an article that someone posted about marriage that said this:They may quote Scripture and sound super-spiritual, but behind the façade of husbandly authority is deep insecurity and pride that can morph into spiritual abuse. First Peter 3:7 commands husbands to treat their wives as equals. … [Read more...]
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Blood royal : a true tale of crime and detection in medieval Paris / Eric Jager.
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- ISBN: 9780316224512 (hbk.)
- ISBN: 0316224510 (hbk.)
- Description: 323 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
- Edition: First edition.
- Publisher: New York : Little, Brown and Company, 2014.
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Still using my "El-Cheapo" auto hood i bought about 3-4 years ago at a local Agri-Supply store for 49.99(something like a harbor freight but better in my opinion).
This sheild is the exact same one as the harbor freight sheild here ..just didnt have the chicago electric name on the box
Ive used it for stick welding up on the iron..TIG Stainless in a reactor cavity in a nuclear power plant and TIG welding/repair equipment on turbine floor work in power plants and used it for welding new panels on vehicles/body work..etc
Im workin a Ga Power plant coal burner right now and using it,we are replacing all new steel plates on a coal bin..still working fine and never had a flash from it.
Only probelms ive seen for it is finding lens covers for it..tractor supply sells a Hobart "The Hood" sheild..the cover lenses fit this one perfect .so i buy lots of packs of them at a time when im there.i like this sheild most of all because the band is comfortable and the sheild is SUPER light.Ive dropped this sheild several floors and expected to be picking it up in peices when i got to the ground...its still working just as good as it did new.
As far as "Professionals" using the high dollar sheilds?..most yes..but in my line of work NO..we climb iron to the sky..always inside bad spots such as nasty dirty and dangerous paper plants,power plants..etc etc..i preferably use the cheapy so when it gets dropped or smashed by equipment or just plain stolen i only wasted a few bucks compared to 3-400.00
As Oldred has stated..most of the cheap AND pricy auto lenses are close or the same..its the headgear and sheild itself that is different from what ive ever seen..but dont get me wrong..there IS some JUNK auto's out there..ive just never had the displeasure of using one.
Huntsman now has come out with a new Auto-Lense that is just the size of a small filter lense for sheilds called Solera..solar powered and fits in the place of the regular lens shade in a sheild..ive tryed it at the last nuclear plant i worked and liked it,they gave me a brand new one to take home with me i like it so much. Ive used it for stick and MIG,havent had the chance to use it for TIG yet,it says a shade 10-11 according to the brightness of the light..here's a pic of it...
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Studio Session with Bella Hristova
Young Artists Showcase host Bob Sherman first introduced violinist Bella Hristova on the show as a scholarship winner from Salon de Virtuosi. This past May, she was featured on the Young Artists Showcase as the most recent recipient of an Avery Fisher Career Grant.
Although not yet 30, the Bulgarian-born Hristova has collected prizes and awards all over the world, including first prize in a competition which resulted in a concert tour of New Zealand. Hristova recently recorded an album of solo violin music and she played some of that live in our studio. But first, we'll hear Jeffrey Grogan conducting the InterSchool Orchestra of New York in a reading of Nimrod from Elgar's Enigma Variations.
Then we'll hear a live recording of Hristova performing the Bruch Concerto with the Aukland Philharmonia in New Zealand. And to close, Nathan Milstein's virtuosic take on Niccolo Paganini's virtuosic variations.
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Edward Elgar: Nimrod from Enigma Variations
— InterSchool Orchestra of New York; Jeffrey Grogan, conductor.
JS Bach: Partita No. 2 in D minor: Allemonde, courante, saraband and gigue
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Max Bruch: Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor
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Every week, Art, the Bible & the Big Apple will feature a New York City site with interesting biblical art that we think is worth a look. Whether uptown, downtown, across town, or in the boroughs, we'll explore art in context, from well-known landmarks to buildings tucked away on quiet blocks. Visit New York's hidden gems with us, see some old friends, and maybe discover some new ones.
The very first congregation of St. Thomas Episcopal Church gathered in a room at the corner of Broome Street and Broadway in 1823. That is a far cry from the neo-Gothic structure on Fifth Avenue, across the street from Fendi, just a few blocks from Rockefeller Center and St. Patrick's Cathedral. The current church is the parish's fourth, consecrated in 1916 and designed by Ralph Adams Cram. It is a staggeringly beautiful building that is well worth a walk-through in between food, sightseeing, and shopping breaks in Midtown.
A visitor will at first be drawn inside by the jamb figures lining the western portal, reminiscent of medieval times, a stark contrast to the atmosphere on the street. Once side, there is much for the eyes to feast upon, but the instant draw is the massive choir screen behind the altar. Festooned with saints huddled vertically around a gold cross, it is by far the most commanding thing in the room, but it not the only piece of artwork worth noting, as one of St. Thomas's tour guides will tell you. The stained-glass windows, like the small aisle window that depicts the Annunciation, add deep hues to the shadowy space, and the rendering of St. Michael fighting Satan, depicted as a dragon, over one of the archways, is an understated but impressive work. St. Thomas gives off a Gothic glamour that should be seen by locals and tourists alike.
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Bangalore, Jan 18: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Friday announced that the ICC Women's World Cup 2013 will be held in two cities in India - with Mumbai still hosting the majority of games and some group and super six matches being re-located to the Odisha city of Cuttack.
The move comes after threats and protests against Pakistan women's cricket team. Pakistan will now play in Cuttack. Earlier, the entire tournament was scheduled to be held in Mumbai.
The full schedule of matches will be announced at the official launch of the tournament to be held in Mumbai on Monday 21 January 2013, ICC said in a report published on its website on Friday.
ICC Chief Executive David Richardson said today: "I am grateful for all the support ICC have received from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) during a difficult situation, which was not of cricket's making. We are also indebted to the Odisha Cricket Association for making two excellent grounds available at such short notice.
"We also wish to thank the competing teams and Member Boards for their co-operation and allowing both the ICC and BCCI the opportunity to explore the complicated logistics so that we can ensure that this event takes place on the dates scheduled in India."
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Established in the 1930s as a trading business, Al-Futtaim is one of the most progressive regional business houses headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Al-Futtaim employs in excess of 44,000 people, operates through more than 200 companies
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It certainly is normal to have some pain and tight feeling 3 weeks after a Tummy Tuck. However pain associated with a feeling of pressure could be a sign of Seroma, a build up of fluid underneath the skin. Less common would be a hematoma, a collection of blood under the skin caused by bleeding.
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Another day comes by with no idea how it will turnout. Despite taking lunch to work, I was pleasantly surprised to be meeting some clients and finding out they were taking us out to lunch. I've heard a few of the guys rave about Balthazar so after consideration of a few places, we were successful in obtaining a table at short notice.
After walking in we were greeted by the friendly wait staff and given the choice of a few drinks at the bar or going straight to our table. We opted for the latter after passing a huge collection of wines that formed it's own wall rising to the ceiling. The place has a nice comfortable feel to it and being one of Perth's fine dining and well known restaurants, I was a little surprised. After ordering drinks and mains, out came our meals. I was surprised that the waitperson who brought out our meals who was different to the waitperson who took our orders, knew who ordered what and placed each of our meals in front of the person who ordered it without hesitation or without asking for who ordered what. This was a nice touch and added to the excellent and attentive service we experienced through the course of our meal. When we initially arrived, it was a bit quiet but after time flew by without noticing it, the place was packed and the sound of conversation filled the room to the backdrop of pleasant music playing from the 30's I think or some era around that time. The service never wavered despite a full house.
I ordered the lamb loin with mint pepper served upon rabbit Bolognese and borlotti beans. The meal was garnished with a cheese tuile housing some herbs. The tender but firmish lamb had a slightly sweetish flavour of red wine and a subtle mint pepper mix on top. The rabbit Bolognese was delicious. I really enjoyed this with the beans. The cheese tuile added a very contrasting flavour and actually didn't match with the flavours of the meal. Unfortunately for $39, there wasn't a huge amount on the plate so this was supplemented with a side order of two vegetable dishes. The first was green beans and squash with salsa verde and the second was roast potato cooked in duck fat. The beans and squash were quite crunchy and needed more cooking in my opinion. This is a bit poor from a fine dining establishment but it was cooked enough that it wasn't raw. I suppose other people might like the vegetables in the state they were presented. However, the salsa verde was tasty. The potatoes done in duck fat was not that great as the potatoes were quite dry. One had sea salt and that was far better but nothing great.
Before our meal, warm bread was brought out with butter, however, my take is it's a filler but I ate a slice anyway which was delicious. The bread was soft and tasty and after my mains I had another slice. The servings of the mains were not that large and after the meal, I was feeling a bit hungry already. Prices are actually not as high as I thought so for the quality of food, is quite reasonable but then the serving size is rather on the small side and I went into lunch not feeling all that hungry.
Verdict: Well I'm glad I got the opportunity to be taken out and to also finally eat at Balthazar. My mains were delicious and I enjoyed the different flavours of the pork loin, rabbit Bolognese and borlotti beans plus the delicious bread. The servings need to be beefed up as they are more on the small side. The sides of vegetables were passable but not that great. The friendly and attentive service in the comfortable surroundings make the dining experience worthwhile and a place you would feel like coming back.
Price: Moderately Expensive
Taste: Delicious
Value: Reasonable
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Enabling access to and re-use of publicly funded research data as Open Educational Resources : a strategy for overcoming the legal barriers to data access and re-use
Fitzgerald, Anne M. & Mohamad Hashim, Haswira Nor (2012) Enabling access to and re-use of publicly funded research data as Open Educational Resources : a strategy for overcoming the legal barriers to data access and re-use. In Regional Symposium on Open Educational Resources : An Asian Perspective on Policy and Practices, 19 - 21 September 2012, Wawasan Open University, Penang, Malaysia.
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Swiss film crew Awone Films takes the show on the road, from their backyard in Switzerland, to terrain parks and urban centers across North and South America. Awone explains via their Vimeo page: "Awone Again follows a crew of friends which all have the same passion : Freeskiing.
Track them through the deep powder of Switzerland's western backcountry, to the best North-American and Spanish snowparks, passing over different urban environments. This film features their season and how much fun they had during the winter, as fun and pleasure are their only motivation. There's no money involved, only friendship and the passion of shooting tons of slams and teenagers sliding down steep slopes or kinky handrails before getting kicked out."


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I've been an avid fly fisherman for about fifteen years now but I've had to give it up the last few years due to health issues. After giving it some serious thought, I've decided to sell off my two best flyrods and reels but other than ebay I'm not sure where else to list them. Anyone know of a good Forum that has an area to sell gear? None of my relatives are anglers so I plan on selling the gear and "investing" the funds in my CCW equipment.
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Too bad you do not live further to the south. I go to Bolivia about once a year and could have brought some of the smaller parts. Good luck. I was going to joke it up a little in the other forum where you ask about painting carbon fibre but I thought I better take a look at some of your other posts. Do not waste your money on CF if your tight on cash. My honest opinion is that you should chase the cash first and then let your dream find you with ease. All the same I dont want to go into this stuff. Good luck and congratulations on the start of your project. I am excited to see how everything turns out. Do you know how to do body work? If so I would think about ordering your body parts from china. They will be low quality and require work. But shipping will be better and your labor rates seem low so even if you cant do it yourself you can still save money on having them reworked when they arrive. Try revo zport or something like that. They are based out of hong kong.
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Water pipe to place in creek bed
Hey there,
We have an issue that is potentially going to cause us to lose our home. Our creek has widened to the point that it is 15-20 ft. from the foundation of the house. I've contacted the Sanitation District and Division of Water, had more than enough Civil Engineers come out and no one wants to take on the project, sent many letters and even had the local news involved. The EPA has told us, without directly saying so, that we could put a pipe in the creek as long as the bottom of the pipe is exposed, sort of a "staple" shape rather than circular. No Civil Engineer wants the project (probably since they would actually have to engineer something). The last and only step would be to have a lawyer get involved.
I have people with the right equipment and know how to make this a DIY. Does anyone know where/who to contact to get pricing on a pipe such as this, a website or a phone number? I have scoured the internet and sent emails out and no one knows. The Civil Engineers told me that that style of pipe does exist, but they will not return our phone calls to point us in the right direction.
It would have to be about 40"-45" in diameter and 50' - 60' in length.
Any help would be great.
- Kevin
If you expect a civil engineer to actually get involved in your project, you might start by being a little less rude about the profession. As a professional engineer, I would not want your job either if your position is that "I might actually have to engineer something". That is what engineers do, so if you have managed to put off as many engineers as you say you have, you might reconsider your attitude.
I can't tell from your description exactly what it is you are trying to do, but if you want to stabilize the creek so it does not migrate further towards your house, there are numerous options, including a vast array of bank stabilization products that any civil engineer familiar with drainage and creek stabilization should be familiar with. These include rock gabions, fabric, soil stabilization matting, concrete mats, various types of retaining walls, and installation of a culvert, which is what I think you are talking about. But since you have posted no pictures, and your description is vague at best, it is impossible to discuss specific options.
So what's this pipe suppost to be for?
A colvert for the creek to run through?
like everyone else I have no positive idea of what it is you want to do. it sounds like you are talking about installing a culvert/pipe for the creek to pass through and filling in the area around the pipe. if this is what you are trying to do it can be done, but it requires proper engineering and approvals of many different departments, commissions and agencies.
you may want to edit your profile to include your location, you get better information with that.
provide more information and you'll get better responses. Like my daddy used to say "you got to use cut bait when you go fishing"
<b>No Civil Engineer wants the project (probably since they would actually have to engineer something)</b>
kbach34, I am not going to say bad things to you for this.
My experience with engineers have never been great either.
I had a friend who was a retired engineer, he loved old cars and drove a 65 Ford as a daily driver. Motor went bad and I had a good motor that I sold him for a great price, price of a core but it was ready to use and run. He was in his late 60's I offered to install it for him.
Oh noes, he needed to engineer a concrete pad with a removable hoist to do the job.
*cough* Paul, this is Friday, I can bring a cherry picker over and in your driveway have the new/used motor installed in your car and running before Monday.
Paul replies, that he really does need the pad and a hoist for other projects.
So he is driving his fall back secondary car, '53 merc with a 2 gallon gas can in the back seat with a hose going to the fuel pump instead of using the rusted out fuel tank in the car.
Fast forward one year, the good 390 4 barrel motor is still sitting in the back yard and ruined, his 53 merc has a larger 5 gallon gas can sitting in the back seat.
He just needs time to engineer a better mouse trap for a cherry picker and a fuel tank.
Just saying, I have never seen any engineer jump up and run with the ball and get it done, takes months and sometimes years to engineer a new system.
No disrespect to Daniel Holzman, As a carpenter I have problems with architects also.
They love to design things, takes a carpenter to fix and revise the plans and make it work.
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I wasn't directing it any specific Engineer on this forum, obviously. It is for the 2 or 3 privately owned and larger firm Civil Engineers that have come out to see the house. And I was nothing but respectful to them, even offered them drinks. One didn't even shake my hand when he left. The other never answers my phones calls just to touch base after he said he will do everything to find out. They want a good payout, and it seems "small" residential issues like this aren't cases they are interested in. Pure speculation.
I live in Independence, KY. Sorry I didn't clarify before.
Yes, I need a culvert/pipe (whether it is metal, PVC, HDPE, etc.) to run along the creek bed. The whole creek of our property measures to be somewhere around 110', whereas only 60' runs in front of the house.
Rip wrap, concrete, or other barriers involving restructuring the bank are not an option in my case. A pipe/culvert is the only way I will go. I have seen many, many homes' driveways/subdvision residential community entrances that have fully circular metal pipes with concrete "V" mouths for funneling water in. That is exactly what I need, nothing more, just slightly longer. The one I measured tonight on my way home was 80'. It had the exact structure I mentioned above, going under the street entryway to the subdivision. It was a naturally flowing body of water going for miles. The building group obtained a permit, just as every other private residence did along the road that was affected by the pipe. There is no reason I shouldn't be able to either. If, for whatever reason I cannot put a circular culvert/pipe in due to the creek bed being covered by the metal, then I would definitely go for a culvert that has the bottom exposed. A half-circle or a staple shape.
We are the only house on the entire street that is anywhere near the creek. No other house is or would be affected by putting in a culvert/pipe.
Letters have been written and phone calls have been made to the Division of Water, Sanitation District and the EPA. None wants to comply. None wants to take responsibility for allowing the original permit to build a house that close to an eroding body of water, either. The creek is virtually a straight line, so no significant Earth would have to be moved, just the sides leveled to allow a culvert to be placed in.
The creek was originally about 3 ft. deep and 4 ft. wide. It is now closer to 5 ft. deep and 10 ft. wide at the top, it's widest point. It is close to 7+ ft. at the base.
The idea is to put a pipe in the bed, somewhere around 40+" in diameter and 60' (at least) in length. It would have a concrete mouth to funnel the water coming in downstream. It would be backfilled with rock and dirt would be placed on top to create a backyard.
If I left anything else out, please let me know. Every response is helping me out.
Thank you again.
The first one is looking upstream from the right end of the property. That is where the pipe would open up. Everything to the left of that picture is the house, all the way to the bridge. That is about 60'.
The second picture is from the bridge looking upstream to the end of the property on the left. Where the creek bends is right about where the property starts. That is about 50'. Everything to the left of that is land and driveway. It would go untouched and not put the house in jeopardy.
The third picture is from the bridge looking downstream. The house is to the right, 20' from the foundation about 10' from the patio/deck. From that bridge to those small, black draining pipes is our property, about 60'.
The adjoining property visible in the photo doesn't seem to be having this problem . To me that would be a clue to the most reasonable and economical approach to solving the erosion problem .
I just found some new 48" x 20' steel culvert piping for about $2,000. We could do the whole creek for under $10,000 and at least in front of the house for $6,000. That is much, much cheaper than one of the Civil Engineers priced it at. He said we wouldn't get it for under $40,000.
Not mentioned yet is an easement drain culvert that runs from the street directly into that creek in our backyard. You can see a small part of it in the first photo, to the left of the bridge. Whoever approved that plan could be sued since they didn't run it directly downgrade of the land into the creek at the correct angle, but decided to cut it off from the street at a right angle, right into our property, emptying into our creek. That pipe is now sinking in and the Sanitation District have to replace it but refuse to. They are aware that it is their fault and are fighting like hell to ignore the problem.
If they would have ran that pipe correctly downgrade it would have missed our property completely. But their error brings ALL of the subdivision run-off into that culvert directly into our creek. Combined with the water already coming downstream it is causing rapid erosion.
Sounds like it's lawyer time. Better to spend a few a little up front here to push the issue with them for their mistakes. Might not get the job done faster but would keep it from being solely out of your own pocket. Bearing in mind anything you did might potentially make matters worse. As in, they'd turn around and sue you for improper water management. Stranger things have happened...
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FRESNO, Calif. --- Head swimming and diving coach Jeanne Fleck announced the addition of five future student-athletes to the Bulldogs' 2013-14 roster - Shelbie Holden, Noelle Farrer, Hailee Baldwin, Kali Conlon, and Esme Gullick.
All five high school seniors signed their National Letters of Intent compete for the Fresno State Bulldogs starting in fall 2013.
"I am really excited about this class so far," said Fleck. "We have filled some holes we have and have replaced some of our class we will graduate this year. This group or incoming freshman is the best recruiting class we have had so far."
Kali Conlon (Butterfly) - San Ramon, CA - California HS
Conlon hails from San Ramon, Calif. and attends California High School. She is a USA Swimming Scholastic All-American and a two-time National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association All-American in the 100 Fly and the 200 Freestyle Relay. According to Collegeswimming.com, she ranked in the California Top-50, coming in at 42. Conlon was the East Bay Athletic League Champion for the 50 yard freestyle in 2012 and was named California High school varsity women's Rookie of the Year in 2010.
Hailee Baldwin (Breaststroke) - Turlock, CA - Pittman HS
Baldwin comes from Turlock, Calif. where she attends Pittman High School. She has been named a USA Swimming Scholastic All-American in 2011 and 2012. Her California rank is 58th according to Collegeswimming.com, which puts her right outside the Top-50.
"Baldwin will really be adding to breaststroke group that is losing two seniors to graduation next spring 2013 (Sarah Pino and Britney Vogel)," said assistant swim coach Pat Ota.
Esme Gullick (Butterfly) - Weston, ENG - Bridgwater College
Gullick is Fleck's third international recruit in five years, the others being Lucy Titchin and Heidi Gjoen. Gullick comes from Weston, England and attends Bridgwater College. She was a British National and Olympic Trial qualifier in the 100 and 200 Butterfly.
"Kali and Esme will add renewed strength to the Butterfly group despite losing senior Rayanne Nguyen to graduation in spring 2013," said Ota.
The Bulldogs will also be adding two divers to the 2013-14 roster. Fresno State will graduate senior diver Stacey Luke in the spring, but will have a strong team of four including returners Hannah Prigge and Lacie Ruth.
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Faces of Public Health: Henry Spiller, Director, Kentucky Regional Poison Control Center
Mar 19, 2012, 5:09 PM, Posted by NewPublicHealth
March 18-24 is the 50th anniversary of National Poison Prevention Week. More than 2 million poisonings are reported each year to the 57 poison control centers across the country.
In 1972, more than 200 children in the U.S. died as a result of poisoning. By 2007, that number dropped to 39. However, deaths in other age groups have risen dramatically and poisoning is the leading cause of death from unintentional injuries in the United States—ahead of motor vehicle crashes and guns.
New poisons, like bath salts, keep emerging, according to the American Association of Poison Control Centers.
Tips to prevent poisonings include:
- Store your medicines in a place that is too high for a child to reach or see.
- Use only rat and mouse control household products that are contained in a tamper-resistant bait station (not loose bait and pellets), to protect children from exposure to the bait.
- Ask houseguests and visitors to keep purses, bags or coats that have medicines in them up and away and out of sight when they are in your home.
- Keep cleaning supplies and medicines locked up and away from children.
- Call your local poison center right away if a battery is missing from a toy or other household item. A swallowed button battery can be deadly for a child.
- Keep the national Poison Help Line phone number posted in a prominent place in your house and stored in your cell phone. The number is 800-222-1222 and connects you to your local poison center 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year.
- Download the iPhone app from the American Association of Poison Control Centers.
In observance of National Poison Prevention Week, NewPublicHealth spoke with Henry Spiller, MS, director of the Kentucky Regional Poison Control Center.
NewPublicHealth: The critical task that is best known about poison control centers it that they are manned 24/7 by experts who can answer questions about possible poisonings, and manage emergencies. Do you also have a community education role?
Henry Spiller: Yes, there are a number of things we do in the community. We let people know about the service of the center because a great deal of the value is the public accessing us. We reduce health care utilization. In many cases we can manage them outside of the health care facility, but to do that they have to call us. An example is we recognized over a 10-year period we had a 500% increase in insulin errors in adults, and that's partially because between 2000 and 2010, there was an increase in type 2 diabetes, but also a change in how to treat type 2 diabetes. It used to be called non-insulin dependent diabetes. Now actually they use insulin in many of these cases.
With insulin you take different doses in the morning when you're going to be active and have meals than you take at night when you're going to stop eating and essentially your level of physical activity decreases. So you tailor the doses and you tailor the type of insulin you use, and we found that so many people would make errors such as using their morning dose at night, which can result in severely low blood sugar levels. They get confused about which ones to use, or don't have their glasses on and choose the wrong one.
Because the calls became so common, we found we could monitor many people at home, without sending them to the emergency room, so long as there was someone at home to check their glucose, and answer when we called to check up. And to help reduce the errors, we gave out information to the pharmacists association so that people could be reminded how to use insulin when they purchased it.
NPH: How does your workload break down? What percentage of what you do is individual calls to the center and what percentage is public and professional education?
Henry Spiller: I do the professional education; we have one person taking care of public education and 14 doctors, nurses and pharmacists who rotate on calls.
NPH: What are the most common issues you'd like to public to be aware of and prevent?
Henry Spiller: Especially in households with children, we want people to keep medicine and cleaning supplies locked up and high. There has been a dramatic decline in childhood poisonings since the 1960s, when the Consumer Product Safety Commission required child resistant closures, but it is slowly beginning to rise.
NPH: Do you know why?
Henry Spiller: It's not going to get back to the level it was in the '60s, but I think we've got everything we're going to get out of child resistant closures, and they're very, very important, but now we have to go after the human element. Those products that can be dangerous and lethal are easily available. When we're talking about young children, it's their job to be curious, so parents have to keep away products that can be harmful.
And what's important is that we have to keep reinforcing that message because new people become parents every year, and the issue of poison control wasn't important to them before, so we have to be able to continually reach new people. Among our efforts, in Kentucky and at other centers, are packets on poison prevention for parents when the mom is discharged.
NPH: In addition to insulin, what are the poison concerns among adults?
Henry Spiller: Among adults from middle age on, we find that they are often taking multiple drugs and call us about missing doses, extra doses and combining drugs and non-prescription medicines, among other concerns.
And the greatest concern we have right now is the almost epidemic issue of prescription drug abuse, what we call prescription drug diversion. With prescription drug abuse, it's a whole subculture. It's sold, it's sought after. In some cases it's stolen from legitimate patients by drug-seeking patients.
NPH: What's your public education effort?
Henry Spiller: We're working with groups in the community to educate the public. We promote drug take-backs, where people can bring in prescription medicines that are no longer needed by the person for whom they were prescribed. And if there's no public take-back scheduled in your area, the poison control center can tell you where to take the drugs, or how to safely dispose of them.
NPH: Are there new ways you're communicating with the public?
Henry Spiller: We, and many other centers do too, have Facebook pages where we post information that is relevant to the time period. We're going to start writing about insect bites and stings shortly.
NPH: So you would agree that one of the best friends you can have on Facebook is your local poison control center?
Henry Spiller: Yes, if you could put that in there we'd appreciate it.
This commentary originally appeared on the RWJF New Public Health blog.


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This project is related to objective 1 of the inhouse project: Compare the impact of multiple irrigation methods at varying application amounts on profitability, yield, and quality of peanuts and selected crops grown in rotation with peanut. 2012 evaluation of peanut breeding lines was conducted in Headland and Fairhope, Alabama: Dawson, Georgia: and Poplarville, Mississippi on multiple generation lines. Selections were made from these lines that demonstrate high yield potential, acceptable post-harvest quality, and resistance to Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus. Parental crosses are made annually in greenhouses for inclusion at these locations in 2012. Based on prior performance and 2012 performance, it is anticipated that 2 lines will be proposed for release to the U.S. peanut industry after the 2012 are completed.
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RE: MultipleListPlot,Plot and combining legends
If you care to try out the DrawGraphics package at my web site below, I have
a Legend example in the Help that shows how to use legends with curves
produced by various types of plots.
However I think that legends are often a poor graphical device. They usually
end up being too large and too dominant and therefore detract from the main
graphics message you are trying to convey. Often it might be simpler and
clearer to directly label curves with Text statements. With DrawGraphics you
could also construct your own psuedo-legends simply by adding lines and Text
statements directly to the plot. That is usually much easier to control and
gets rid of the box and shadow and all the other 'computer junk'. The
Mathematica Legend construction is very tricky to control.
David Park
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From: mss4 at duke.edu [mailto:mss4 at duke.edu]
To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
How does one combine the legend from a MulipleListPlot and Plot?...or
better yet...How does one place the symbols from the
SymbolShape,MakeSymbol command that MultpleListPlot uses into a Graphics
thingy that ShowLegend can deal with?
Matt Swingle
mss4 at duke.edu