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Density is not the best measure of performance for the majority of applications. For this reason it is better to specify a product depending upon the performance requirements for the system, such as thermal insulation, acoustic attenuation or fire resistance. Ultimately it is likely that a particular element needs to meet one or all of these performance requirements to comply with either legislation or specific client needs. With this information we will be able to recommend an appropriate product / system specification.
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Please refer to the Yellow Guide to Technical Insulation pages 16-26 for the correct thicknesses. Insulation thicknesses should always be to the thermal regulations BS5422:2009 for England, Scotland & Wales. Pipework and ductwork are both referred to in these standards.
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(Cleveland) – Experts from Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital visited the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo today, to teach families about the importance of heart health.
Two gorillas at the zoo are on medication because they are being treated for heart disease.
Dr. Christopher Snyder, chief of Pediatric Cardiology at Rainbow says heart disease remains the number one health threat in America, so they educated kids by providing fun, hands-on activities to learn about their hearts and how to keep them healthy.
The Heart Healthy You event ran until 3 this afternoon. It featured pediatric heart experts from UH Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital and representatives from The American Heart Association and The Children's Museum of Cleveland.
The first 1,500 kids received a cinch bag, jump rope and passport that led them through six stations with a heart health challenge. Kids who completed all the challenges were eligible to participate in a drawing for a free prize.
Throughout the day, kids also learned how Cleveland Metroparks Zoo keeps the gorillas healthy through carefully planned diet and exercise programs. They watched several cool videos to get the inside scoop on the Gorilla Health Project and meet Mokolo and Bebac, the Zoo's resident male silverback gorillas.
While on the route, families participated in the Zoo's special summer attractions like watching a seal and sea lion training demonstration, feeding the giraffes, watching a live animal show or seeing the African elephants cross from one side of their exhibit to the other.
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Four more sophomores make Division I verbals, as well as 2014 & 2013 verbals to High Point, Cornell, Mercer, Holy Cross and Sacred Heart.
If you have a confirmed verbal - if you're the recruit, parent or club/HS coach - email firstname.lastname@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com to have your Division I verbal posted. Please include your stats/honors, events you will attend or have already attended this summer and schools strongly considered.
Also, the Recruiting Mailbag is returning on Thursday, detailed early last week. Send your questions to firstname.lastname@example.com along with your name (anonymous works too) and city and/or state. I'm open to answering questions about individual recruits, the acceleration of the process, specific recruiting classes and hotbeds or the summer circuit, among others. Check out a collection of the Recruiting Mailbags last fall.
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Thomas O'Connell, M, Chaminade (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Maryland. A 6-foot, 165-pound three-sport athlete, O'Connell plays for the Long Island Jr. Lizards and FCa, attending NIke Blue Chip, Lehigh LaxFest, Tri-State, Long Island LaxFest and the U15 National Championships in Orlando. He strongly considered North Carolina, Yale, Michigan and Army.
Cade Van Raaphorst, D, Desert Vista (Ariz.) has verbally committed to Duke. A member of the varsity since eighth grade, Van Raaphorst led the team in GB's and caused turnovers this past season, earning second team All-State honors. He plays club for AZ Force and West Coast Starz, attending Adrenaline Black Card, NSCLA and MVP, earning All-Star honors at Adrenaline Shootout and Maverik Showtime. Also the quarterback in varsity football, Van Raaphorst strongly considered North Carolina, Notre Dame, Virginia, Princeton and Maryland.
Ryan O'Connor, M, Paul VI (Va.) has verbally committed to North Carolina. This summer, O'Connor played in events with Virginia Lacrosse Club, also making the All-Star Game at Top 205. A starting middie as a freshman, he is also a quarterback and free safety on the varsity football team. O'Connor strongly considered Princeton, Duke, Virginia and Delaware.
Zach Drake, A/M, La Salle (Pa.) has verbally committed to Lehigh, according to PhillyLacrosse.com. A member of the Dukes and FCA, Drake also attending Jake Reed's Nike Blue Chip this summer.
Jordan Dowiak, M, Delbarton (N.J.) has verbally committed to the admissions process at Cornell. The 6-foot-1, 180-pound middie played for the Green Wave's Non-Public Championship team. This summer, he played in events with Patriot Elite, also attending Nike Blue Chip and the Under Armour Underclass tournament with New jersey. Dowiak has twice been selected to the All-Star Game at Battle of the Hotbeds.
Brady Brehm, M, Mullen (Colo.) has verbally committed to High Point. A member of 3D Select Colorado, Brehm attended King of the Hill, Brine Shootout, Nike Blue Chip and Denver Shootout, where he was named an All-Star. He notched 20 points for Mullen's varsity squad, also earning honorable mention All-Conference honors as a captain of the hockey team.
Nick Eccher, A, Creekside (Fla.) has verbally committed to Holy Cross. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound attackman recorded 57 goals and 40 assists to earn US All-American honors. A member of the Jacksonville Lacrosse Club, he attended Brine Shootout, Hotbeds and Baltimore Summer Kickoff, where he was an All-Star. Also plays football.
Jake Margiotta, D, Trinity-Pawling (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Mercer. The Cedar Knolls (N.J.) native is left-handed and a 2013 captain for TP. This past summer, he played club for Patriot Lacrosse and attended the New England Prep School Showcase. Margiotta is a starting linebacker and captain for the Pride's football team and also plays hockey.
Christian Turri, M, St. John The Baptist (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Sacred Heart. The 6-foot, 170-pound recruit scored 25 goals and 11 assists as a junior. As a sophomore, he started at d-middie and registered 8 goals and 10 assists. A captain of the SJB football team, Turri earned All-Leauge honors as a junior, he attended the National 175 and Under Armour tryouts.
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Human Nature. Part I. (Lecture. May 1894.)
Fifty years ago the idiot was kept in seclusion. The unfortunate family did not so much as allow the nearest neighbor to come in contact with the patient. The idiot received less training than the domestic animals he happened to play with. The majority of students of human nature did not recognize in the idiot any manifestations of soul worthy of their consideration.
Dr. Edgar Seguin, of New York, ignoring the popular notion entertained in relation to the idiot, set about studying him as he would study any other living organism. In his remarkable book entitled "Idiocy" (now out of print) he describes his experiences and that of his co-workers in handling a variety of what to the ordinary physician and teacher would seem to be hopeless cases. Idiots who had lived to twelve years of age, helpless from birth, unable to stand, feed or dress themselves, were developed and trained under the guidance of these experts. Now the physician sat upon the floor, clasped the little Fellow's hands in his, relaxed and repeated the set until the heretofore useless appendages responded promptly to his grasp. In due time the little fellow could hold objects, pick up objects, handle objects as fortunate children handle them. The brain has been reached, touched, aroused.
In feeding him the physician placed the food nearer and nearer the anterior portion of the mouth. By and by, the little fellow could take care of food when given its usual place in the mouth.
The patient was placed upright against the wall and allowed to slip down upon the floor. After the operation had been repeated many times, the little fellow had the power of preference and tried to avoid coming to the floor. After a time he could stand alone. To make the story short, the physician succeeded in training him to stand and walk and run about, trained him to dress and feed himself, trained him to talk and recognize the world that delights the ordinary child. The idiot had been lifted out of darkness into light.
Today as the result of this remarkable work, hundreds of these unfortunates are comparatively happy, and well night self-supporting. All this can be attributed directly to a broader and deeper knowledge of human nature. In passing, we would ask the teacher to receive graciously the lesson of patience herein taught. Should she so receive it, she will never have occasion to speak of blockheads, sticks and so forth. If Dr. Seguin and his brother experts could achieve success in training the idiot, what ought to be expected at the hands of teachers who have boys and girls of ordinary intelligence to develop and train.
Fifty or sixty years ago, the New England visitor would have found in the asylums of Massachusetts small stone cells without and means of warmth or ventilation. In many of these cells are confined the insane. Here a man half clad, crouched in one corner literally freezing to death. His food was pushed under the iron door after the manner of feeding wild beasts. The frost that accumulated on the walls of his cell would be shoveled or raked out occasionally.
Was this kind of treatment due to the fact that the people were brutal, that the people of Massachusetts were inhuman? They entertained the prevailing notion that the insane man or woman was possessed with the devil, or of an evil spirit. Had this theory been true, the reader will agree that no harm could come from depriving the insane of warmth, and pure air. Why not freeze the devil to death?
It does not seem possible to us now that any intelligent man or woman could ever have entertained this view of human nature. Dorothea Dix and her co-workers pronouncing this view inhuman, set about to change it. Every person who is at all familiar with the story of the modern insane asylum, knows something about what has been achieved since this excellent woman began her work in 1841. Today in every state in the union can be found beautiful buildings, provided with all modern conveniences, such as work rooms, music, flowers, and so forth, for the comfort and cure of the insane. In few asylums are there to be found any mechanical means for restraint. The insane are a class of people who are seriously ill. A scientific knowledge of human nature enables the physician to cure a large number of cases supposed heretofore to be incurable.
Until Charles Darwin's time little had been written concerning human nature as expressed in the life of a young child. Parental government, together with school government was based on a crude knowledge of the child. As in the treatment of the insane, horrible mistakes have been made. Darwin recognized the importance of studying the activities of the infant. Since he wrote his work on "Expression in Man and Animals," hundreds of busy observers have offered to the world their contributions. Kindergarten literature abounds in valuable hints. Today the wise teacher and parent do not attempt to discipline the child for telling lies until the cause of the lie has been investigated. It takes but little study and observation to convince the intelligent parent that there are numerous causes for the ordinary lie. The lie may be due to fear, to the desire to secure some special enjoyment, to the wish for the praise of another, and so forth.
We have already given considerable evidence in relation to the idiot, the insane and the little child, in proof of our position that scientific knowledge of human nature is rapidly on the increase. The evidence would only be multiplied if we were to speak of the progress made in our treatment of women, or the North American Indian, of the Negro, of the criminal and so forth. We seem to be entering upon a new era in the study of human nature. This study promises to revolutionize educational methods, promises to affect materially every reform. It puts with man's reach the prospect of developing a higher type of man.
Most of my readers will say, by observation. It should be remembered, however, that observation in itself is insufficient. Nearly every superstition has for its foundation one observation, rarely more than one.
In not a few parts of the country hogs are killed in the new of the moon that the contents of the pork barrel may not shrink. Peas are not planted in the new of the moon, lest they blossom throughout the summer months. A potatoe is carried in the pocket to prevent rheumatism. A red flannel string is worn about the wrist to prevent the spread of salt-rheum from the hand to the arm. The magnetic ring is worn upon the finger to prevent or cure rheumatism. A charm is worn about the neck to regulate the action of the heart. Hundreds of similar illustrations might be given.
The unfortunate fact is that superstitions are not confined to the ignorant. On one occasion it is said that McCullough, the great actor, would not attend a reception because he was the thirteenth guest. One is inclined to believe that superstition has so strong a hold on a man that it may have been a portion of his birth-right.
Observation to be of any value must be many sided. Having made correct observations right judgments must be formed. Right judgments having been formed, correct generalizations must be made. Progress along this line requires extraordinary patience and perseverance. If the teachers will devote a little of their time to the careful observation and the history of the idiot, the insane, the young child, the progress of women, the Negro, the Indian, the criminal, and the physically afflicted, we shall soon find ourselves in possession of works on human nature which will contribute generally to the world's progress and happiness.
More than one reader will say, why does not the writer present the study of human nature from the standpoint of phrenology? His answer is, that having devoted many years to the study of phrenology he is convinced that it is valuable but not as yet scientific. No student of human nature can afford to ignore the writings of the best phrenologists. Notwishstanding this the student must hope to find most of his data for scientific knowledge of human nature lying in the line of human expression. Perhaps no one man has contributed more to the study of human nature than has Mantegazza, the author of "Phrenology and Expression." What we have to offer in the next article will be based on what has been written by Darwin, Mantegazza, and Moses True Brown.


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Finally finished shepherding Hobbits through their various adventures, Sir Ian McKellen is taking on another of British genre fiction's most famous literary creations, as he joins the exponentially expanding list of actors to don the deerstalker cap of Sherlock Holmes. McKellen will reteam with Gods And Monsters director Bill Condon for A Slight Trick of the Mind, in which a long-retired Holmes reopens an unsolved case from fifty years earlier.
The detective's autumn years have been explored in the past, most notably in Arthur Conan Doyle's story
"The Final Problem" "His Last Bow," in which Holmes comes out of retirement to foil a German plot in WWI, and Michael Chabon's novella The Final Solution, in which a very elderly Holmes helps foil a German plot in WWII. We're still waiting for someone to round out the trilogy with a story in which Holmes is thawed from cryogenic storage to foil a German plot in WWIII. Get on it.
A Slight Trick Of The Mind is based on a novel by Mitch Cullin (so read that if you want spoilers). The film won't be out until at least next year, so it will probably be 2016 at the earliest before McKellen, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jonny Lee Miller, Robert Downey Jr., and Hugh Laurie join up for an Avengers-style Holmes super team.
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Mass Effect - Creating Commander Shepard @ IGN
Creating Commander Shepard is the title of an interview at IGN with BioWare's Casey Hudson that looks at the process and effects of character creation in Mass Effect:
I hadn't really looked into this game, but from what I've seen now in the other piece at Gamespot, this will probably become a huge RPG hit! And now that I've bought an Xbox 360 (I have succumbed to the console demons!!), this might be a good title to look at.
"And at any point in the game, you can be wearing your choice of armor, carry your choice of weapons, have your choice of squadmembers at your side, and all of their abilities (and yours) will be ones you've chosen to develop throughout the game."
Wow, it's like…a normal party-based RPG! Welcome to next gen.
Hopefully the gritty Earthborn background will enable the "Nobody gives ORDERS to Commander Shepherd!" dialogue option.
If you look very closely, and then pause this great character creatiion vid from IGN; you can see that that Casey actually chooses female --- and for 1-2 seconds the female Shepard is appearing on the screen. Good feature, I say :)
As we get closer to release, more and more rpg like elements in this game gets
revealed :) No, I just need a job ;) --- to pay for an Xbox 360 --
As a guy who plays more RPGs than FPSes, I wasn't a huge fan of the marketing push that was emphasizing the shooter-acity of the game. I'm happy that they're talking about the character customization options more (not just classes and equipment, but the talent chains, too) in their recent releases.
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You know that age-old question, "what would your mother think"? Well, have you ever asked her? In NRS and Forge Motion Picture's second episode of Of Souls + Water: The Mother, Melody Shapiro, at the age of 67, reflects on her life, her hopes, her failures and her dreams while exploring the remarkably beautiful canyons of the Utah desert.
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Lemony Delicious Lemon Curd & Yogurt Fruit Dip
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Whip this lemony delicious dip up in minutes, and serve with your favorite fresh fruit! Only three ingredients are used, plus your favorite fresh fruits (such as strawberries, bananas, grapes, cantaloupe, pineapple, or kiwi)... I've been known to crumble in a meringue cookie or macaron, as well. Top with a dollop of fresh whipped cream and zest, candied ginger or a sprig of mint, as desired-- also fabulous with a drizzle of Limoncello! A delicious "healthier" snack, breakfast or simple dessert -or- serve as an attractive appetizer tray for you and your guests. Enjoy! P.S. I like my lemon curd quite tangy, so I usually add zest for a bit more lemony tang.
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- 8 ounces lemon yogurt
- 2 -3 tablespoons prepared lemon curd, to taste
- 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
- assorted fruit such as strawberry, bananas, grapes, cantaloupe, pineapple, kiwi
- whipped cream (optional)
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- Whisk together first three ingredients and refrigerate.
- Serve with fruit, and top with a dollop of fresh whipped cream, finely grated lemon zest, candied ginger, or a sprig of mint, as desired.


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Ms. WATERS. Mr. Speaker, I ask unanimous consent to insert my statement into the Record opposing the GOP's vile Mother's Day gift--more work and less pay for working moms. Happy Mother's Day.
The SPEAKER pro tempore. Is there objection to the request of the gentlewoman from California?
There was no objection.
The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman from Connecticut's time will be charged.
Ms. WATERS. Mr. Speaker, I rise in opposition to H.R. 1406. This bill should be known as the ``More Work Less Pay Act.''
Congress passed the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) in 1938 to encourage a 40-hour workweek. FLSA also ensured that hourly workers would be fairly compensated for working over 40 hours a week. 75 years later, we are now debating a bill that will, in effect, eliminate overtime pay for millions of hourly workers.
Last year, nearly 60 percent of the workforce in this country aged 16 and over, were paid an hourly wage. This amounts to 75.3 million people in the United States according to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics.
Further, the Bureau found that 3.6 million of these workers earn wages at or below the federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour. I represent the 43rd congressional district of California. In my home state, the minimum wage is 8.00 an hour. The impact of an $8.00 minimum wage is clear. We have one of the lowest percentages of workers who are earning at or below the federal minimum wage. There are several states that cannot say the same. Yet, like in all states, Californian's who earn overtime still rely upon that extra income.
The legislation before us today needlessly targets millions of workers. These workers have come to rely on their overtime to make ends meet. We are not talking about millionaires but everyday hard working men and women. They utilize their added income to pay their rent and mortgages. They are using their overtime to feed their families and clothe their children. Hourly workers in this country are working overtime to pay for gas for their cars or pay their bus fare to get to work.
H.R. 1406 provides absolutely no legitimate incentive for employers to give their employees time off. Under this bill, an employer could defer paying overtime for up to a year. This would, in effect, provide an employer with an interest free loan.
Under this ``More Work Less Pay'' bill workers are not guaranteed compensatory time, commonly known as ``comp'' time. An employer retains the right to refuse to grant comp time. Under current law, workers are required to receive their overtime pay in their very next check.
If an employer fails to pay overtime to their employee then the employee has a right to sue his or her employer. In 2011, the Labor Department recovered $225 million in back wages for employees. In that same year, there were 7,006 wage and hour suits filed in federal court. The numbers of employees suing their employers for back wages has steadily increased.
Today, thousands of workers are currently fighting to ensure they are receiving their earned income. This is not the time to add into the fray, ``comp'' time flexibility and overtime pay cuts. If this bill did as it claimed and provided hourly workers with flexibility then there would be thousands of workers marching to D.C. championing this bill, instead nearly 200 labor unions and women's organizations oppose this measure.
I believe we can all agree that working families do need flexibility. They need the flexibility that their extra earned income can afford them.
The Jobs Report released last Friday reflected that our economy added 165,000 new jobs in the month of April. Instead of focusing on legislation to create additional jobs, boost our economy, and increase the earning potential of workers in the United States. Republican leadership has chosen instead to focus on legislation that cuts the pay of working families.
A pay cut called flexibility is still a pay cut.
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For years residents and businesses have had the option to install solar panels on their roofs to offset the amount of electricity they need from Xcel. Many have not been able to though, due to shade coverage, the pitch of their roof, cost, or a host of other reasons.
Now there is a way to use solar power without installing panels on your own roof. Community Solar allows Minneapolis residents and businesses to subscribe to a set of solar panels (a solar garden) located somewhere in Hennepin or adjacent counties. The solar garden is connected to the Xcel grid and you get reimbursed for your panels' production as a credit on your Xcel bill. As a subscriber you do not own the panels, but your name is associated with a specific portion of the garden output for the duration of the subscription, which allows Xcel to calculate your credit.
The way you subscribe to a Community Solar Garden is through a solar garden Developer, of which there are many. The program is designed to be financially advantageous for the subscriber, but terms vary from one developer to the next, so it is important to ask questions before signing up with one. The Clean Energy Resource Teams (CERTs) website www.cleanenergyresourceteams.org/solargardens is a great resource to learn more about what questions to ask.
There is a lot to know about this emerging energy program. If you would like to learn more, HPDL, along with many other neighboring neighborhoods, are hosting a public education event on Community Solar Gardens Thursday, November 12th, 7:00pm at Mayflower Church.


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AVON, Ohio – Sophomore John Valek III aided The University of Akron baseball team with a one-run complete game on Thursday evening at All Pro Freight Stadium en route to a 7-1 victory over the sixth seeded University at Buffalo. Akron is now 2-0 in the 2014 Mid-American Conference Tournament.
The Zips scored the first run of the game in the top of the first for the second game in a row. Redshirt senior James Sheltrown led off the frame with an infield single, and came around to score on a sophomore Kris Simonton single through the right side to put Akron up 1-0.
Both teams went scoreless in the second inning, allowing the Zips to take a 2-0 lead in the third. With the bases loaded, redshirt junior Joey Havrilak worked a walk to bring in the second Akron run of the game.
UA extended the lead to 3-0 in the fourth as James Meeker III scored from third base on a Sheltrown ground out. Sheltrown now has 14 RBI this season.
Valek got into a groove in the bottom of the third setting down eight straight batters, before UB's Mike Carcello singled up the middle with two away in the fifth. Carcello would remain at first as Valek got the following batter to groundout to first base.
Akron's offense erupted in the top of the eighth for a four-run rally. After Matt Rembielak, Matt LaRocca and Sheltrown each reached base to lead off the frame, sophomore Daulton Mosbarger ripped a two-run double to deep centerfield.
Redshirt junior Devan Ahart followed with a RBI single, and sophomore Kris Simonton capped off the rally with a RBI double down the leftfield line. Valek tossed a scoreless eighth, which held Akron's lead at 7-0.
The Bulls fought back for one run in the bottom of the ninth after loading the bases to lead off the inning. However, Valek locked down the next three batters, eventually ending the game groundout to third.
Valek, a left-hander, saw his record improve to 6-4 with the victory. He finished Thursday's game with 9.0 innings pitched, six hits allowed, one earned run, two walks and a strikeout. Valek used 108 pitches in the complete-game outing.
The Akron offense totaled double digit hits for the second game in a row, registering 13 base hits in the win. Mosbarger and Ahart led the squad with three hits apiece, with Mosbarger tied for the team lead at two RBI and two runs scored. Sheltrown added two runs, while Simonton had two RBI and a team-high two walks.
The Zips will have an off day on Friday due to the two opening wins in the MAC Tournament. Akron will play the winner of the Buffalo/Miami (Ohio) matchup on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Buffalo and Miami play on Friday at 1 p.m.
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Gotta say either keep the Sig or make sure you get enough cash in the deal to make replacing it affordable. Around here a used SS GI might go for $350 - $375. You're talking about a very basic 1911, not a streamlined model with all the bells and whistles.
How's the hammer bite situation with extended range sessions? My Mil-Spec's a flat out Man Eater - I've been shooting 1911s for a good many years so I'm willing to accept that, to a degree, on this one particular specimen (future 1911s will have a beavertail).
I understand you want to help out a friend and there may even be a bit of patriotism in your motivation to sell ... but the Sig's STILL a much better, more refined weapon.
Would the Springfield be a safe queen, a range gun, a "tweaker" or a future CCW? That'll affect how much extra money it's going to cost you. It's a good platform to build on for sure but that gets expensive quickly. I brought my used Mil-Spec home for $65 plus my traded in M66, I've now got $800 invested in the ol' girl ('smith work, parts, leather, etc).
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|ShockeyMonkey Migration Window Closing
Posted: 1:37 pm
November 6th, 2015
From the initial release of ShockeyMonkey management platform we always hoped our partners would grow, succeed and eventually grow out of the free system we built to get them started. We've put in a lot of effort to create not just the migration but the co-existence system in ShockeyMonkey that would allow you to work in ShockeyMonkey while you moved your data up to a third party platform (Autotask, ConnectWise, etc).
As you have grown so has the monkey and with our upcoming updates in Shockey Monkey 2016 you'll already be on one of the most powerful business management platforms around. On December 31st, 2015 we will cease supporting and integrating with third party PSA systems and will be removing third party proprietary APIs. Not only do we believe that we now have the best platform for our partners, but we had to make a decision about how we allocate scarce development resources and whether we invest them in you or in a third party.
You will still be able to export and back up your data and we will shortly introduce you to a third party that can help you port that data to any platform you wish. Unfortunately due to NDA and API contracts we cannot open source software that has third party API intellectual property nor would it be very helpful as those APIs tend to change frequently.
As always, thank you for trusting ShockeyMonkey to manage your business. We hope you continue to love what we are building for you.
|Shockey Monkey – Feature Requests
Posted: 9:43 pm
January 21st, 2014
Bug Fixes, Features
We're trying to start this year off right and have made every effort to squash bugs and implement highly requested features! You may have noticed my recent posts on Facebook as an effort to help keep everyone informed about various features that are implemented. The updates I post will span across various products and will hopefully help open up our communication with our partners.
If we're not already Facebook friends, feel free to add me: firstname.lastname@example.com
Now let's talk about some of the recent features enhancements that have been implemented already inside of Shockey Monkey.
Billable Time Module
This module has been around for quite some time however it needed a refresher to be compatible with our new Android & iPhone apps. As you will see in the image below, we've implemented a more elaborate UI which allows you to easily select the date & time. The calculations happen a little differently on the back-end which was the main reason for the change. This will allow the mobile apps to tie in seamlessly with the data structure!
Improved Company & Contact Management
The next area that yielded quite a few partner requests were features that focused on client management. Here are a few that have already been implemented:
Disabled Contacts
We had complaints that when a contact had been disabled, there was no visual way to tell that it was actually disabled. The only way was to open the contact and the [disabled] tab would say [enable]. So we've implemented this visual adjustment.
New passwords
I'm sure you've never had a user who has forgotten their password or has had their password compromised. We'll in case you come across this issue, we've implemented a button to make the password change a little easier. Simply click the [Generate Password] and a new 6 digit random password will be created.
Note: We've also removed the questionable characters from random passwords (I, I, L, l, 0, o, 1) to help prevent confusion.
Payment Methods
Last on the list for today, another highly requested feature was to flag or designate a company's payment method to something other than credit. We have now added the ability for you to choose cash & check as additional payment methods.
|Feature Ideas!
Posted: 8:11 pm
October 28th, 2013
Keeping this short and sweet!
Next up on the wishlist: Shockey Monkey Outlook addin.. What would you like to be able to do with it? Currently it takes an email you're reading and with a click generates either a task or a ticket. What else would you like it to do?
|Shockey Monkey launches native app for Android phones & tablets
Posted: 4:12 pm
September 11th, 2013
We are proud to announce that Shockey Monkey is now available for download on your Android device. This app does require Android version 4.0 and higher in order to install and take advantage of its great features. Now you can take your service desk with you on the road and never again be stranded without knowing exactly what support issues await your arrival.
Google Play Link – Shockey Monkey
We've taken the feedback from our previously release BETA that was published to the iPad to enhance this experience. The Shockey Monkey app now supports background synchronization, so you are no longer stuck sitting and watching a loading screen for long periods of time. You also now have complete control over your companies & contacts, with the ability to dial them from the application.
We've implemented an advanced synchronization module that will feed information efficiently and provide you with more accurate and up to date information. You have access to all of your open tickets within your portal and can easily navigate, update and retrieve critical information from these tickets. This become critical when you are on the road and forget your job details or new jobs come in within a moment's notice!
We also have more good news!
We are so pleased with the outcome of this new app, that we are pushing the changes onto the Apple iOS version as well. We have already finished the iPhone port and are making the updates to the iPad app currently. We hope that by the end of the month both of these new mobile apps will be available via the iTunes and you can take Shockey Monkey anywhere your job takes you!
Hank Newman
|On the Road Again
Posted: 4:06 pm
June 7th, 2013
Announcements, Events
June has turned out to be a busy month for ExchangeDefender and Shockey Monkey! Thank you all who stopped by our booth during the Autotask Live conference this week. It is always a pleasure to talk to our partners face to face. With that said, ExchangeDefender and Shockey Monkey will be represented at the following events in the month of June:
12th International Cloud Expo
June 10th – June 13th
Javits Center, New York City
ASCII Baltimore
June 12th – June 13th
BWI Airport Marriott
Level Platforms MSP Community Summit
June 17th – June 19th
The Cosmopolitan, Las Vegas
If you are attending any of these events, drop by our booth and let's talk about your business and how a partnership with ExchangeDefender can assist your company in increasing its service revenues.
If you are unable to attend any of these events, shoot me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com or phone call at 877-546-0316 x707. I'll be more than happy to answer any questions you have about ExchangeDefender services and our Shockey Monkey platform.
Michael D. Alligood,
Partner Communications Manager
ExchangeDefender | Shockey Monkey
877-546-0316 x707
|Experimental Features
Posted: 8:53 pm
May 28th, 2013
With the release of Shockey Monkey v.3 this year, we added a section under the Settings tab called Experimental Features. As the name suggests, these are features we are testing to determine their practicality within the support portal. The overwhelming majority of those who have implemented the features have raved about their ability and also their functions. However, it occurred to me during a phone conversation with a Shockey Monkey partner that all our subscribers might not know these features. This was simply an oversight on my end due to my close proximity to the platform and something I hope to rectify with this blog post!
It needs to be mentioned that only persons assigned the role of an Admin can access the Settings tab where the Experimental Features section is located. No Employee roles have access to the Settings or Corporate tabs. Therefore, if you do not see a Settings tab after logging in, you do not have Admin rights. Consult a person with Admin rights to consider the Experimental Features discussed in this post.
To consider and test the Experimental Features for your portal:
1.) Log in with Admin privileges;
2.) Locate and click on the Settings tab;
3.) Find and click on the Experimental Features section.
You should now see something similar this image below:
Under the Service Board section, you will notice four checkboxes. Checking and unchecking the boxes with enable or disable the feature respectfully. Let's take a look into each one and go over the features individually.
- Show [Ticket #] in ticket listing – When enabled, this will display ticket numbers inside your Service Boards. These ticket numbers cannot currently be modified. Feature requests have been entered to our Development Team for consideration.
- Show [Assigned To] in the ticket listing – When enabled, this features displays the name of the person that the ticket is assigned to (if anyone). The name will appear next to the ticket on all Service Boards.
- Highlight tickets that are assigned to me in the ticket listing – When this feature is enabled, all tickets assigned to you will be highlighted in yellow. This makes finding tickets assigned to you easier when viewing any Service Board.
- Allow clients to [close] tickets – As described, enabling this feature allows your clients to close tickets. Many firms leave this feature disabled, as they like to review the tickets to make sure items were handled properly before closing.
The last feature is Chat.
With Chat, you can enable to disable the chat ability within your portal. When enabled, your clients can enable a chat session within the portal to speak with someone concerning technical support, billing, pre-sales, etc. When your employees log into your company's portal, they will see if your clients have initiated a chat session.
If you haven't tried these experimental features within your portal, I highly recommend you check them out. We are continuously working on Shockey Monkey to make it everything you need to run your business as simple and convenient as possible. We are listening! If you have feature requests that you would like considered for future releases of Shockey Monkey, logged them under Community > Feature tab inside your Own Web Now Support Portal (https://support.ownwebnow.com/). The Development Team has quarterly code-review meetings to go over all the Feature Requests and Bug Reports that our partners (and occasionally the support staff) submit, so I can assure you that the right people will see them.
|Bug Fri.. err, Monday.
Posted: 8:03 pm
May 22nd, 2013
Announcements, Bug Fixes
Recently, we implemented "Bug Friday" for the ExchangeDefender solutions and Shockey Monkey platform. We will address ExchangeDefender bugs one week and Shockey Monkey bugs the following–alternating back and forth. Being that last week was a pretty busy week for us in and out of the office, we postponed our scheduled Shockey Monkey bug fix from last Friday to Monday of this week. So without further ado, here are the bug we squashed (repaired). To our partners who assist us in making our solutions and platforms better: Thank You!
1.) The Client-Billable Time Report now displays all tickets for clients with billable hours;
2.) Invoices can now be emailed to clients;
3.) Employee passwords can now be changed;
4.) Email notifications now include the priority of the ticket and not its numeric value (ex. Priority: 16 changed to Priority: Normal);
5.) Issues with duplicating email ticket notifications have been resolved; and
6.) You can now create assets for both contacts and companies.
Michael D. Alligood,
Partner Communications Manager
Shockey Monkey
877-546-0316 x707
|Developer's Journal – Shockey Monkey Reporting
Posted: 5:56 pm
May 8th, 2013
This week we have returned our development focus to Shockey Monkey Reporting. You may remember from earlier last month we released our first revised report:
Employee – Billable Ticket Summary
- This is a report that will generated the billable time across service tickets for an employee based on time entry against those tickets.
Since then we have added several new reports to this engine and are very pleased with the results. We have also made sure that every single report is printable; we know this has always been a huge feature request.
Employee – Billable Time
- This report gives you a calculated total of billable ticket hours for a given employee.
Clients – Active Summary
- This report gives you an overview of your clients and the last time a touch or invoice was created for them.
Clients – Billable Time
- This report gives you an overview of your clients and billable time entered against their tickets.
Internal – Inventory
- This report gives you an overview of the inventory currently listed within your portal.
Since this re-write of our report engine began several months back, we talked about a dynamic report engine. This engine would allow you to customize and build a report of the current information inside of your portal. We have finished the first section: Tickets and have added it into the reporting engine.
*BETA* – Report Templates
This section allows you to manage your report templates. You can add/edit a template or select the desired template and generated a new report, which will be saved for viewing at a later time. Clicking on the Last Generated date, will open the currently generated report.
*BETA* – New Report
This section is where you will create a new report template or edit and existing one. You will notice at the top of the page, you can enter information about the report template. Then below that section you assign filters and decide which columns should be visible in the generated report.
*BETA* – Generated Report
Upon viewing a generated report you will see something like this, depending on the columns you marked as visible and the report filters that were configured. As mentioned before, this report is printable along with every other report in this new system. Upon clicking the print button, it will open a new window with the printable information.
|Why Go PRO?
Posted: 12:17 pm
April 19th, 2013
While the FREE version of Shockey Monkey will work for the majority of companies, I personally believe that PRO is the way to go! With both versions of the Shockey Monkey platform, you are still going to get the simplest and most effective IT Management Platform and Customer Relationship Management System that unifies support, services, management, reporting, accounting, and sales activity. However, with Shockey Monkey Pro, you get a whole lot more, including:
- SSL Certificate – Allows for a completely white-labeled URL.
- Email-to-Ticket Connector – Useful for all clients that want to email into your portal and create tickets.
- No Advertisements – You may be saying to yourself, "Well, I don't see ads in the FREE version now." Well, currently that is the case. However, ads will start being pushed into FREE Shockey Monkey portals very soon.
- Add Additional Employees – With both the FREE and PRO versions, we cap the number of users (or employees) at two. Only with the PRO version can you add additional employees to your portal.
- Support – While documentation is available to all, technical support is only offered to our PRO subscribers. To obtain support for Shockey Monkey PRO, all you have to do is open a ticket like you would for ExchangeDefender products and services.
- Hosted Exchange Essentials mailboxes – This is a brand new feature for Shockey Monkey. With every employee you have in your Shockey Monkey PRO portal, you will receive a Hosted Exchange Essentials mailbox.
If you don't see value in the PRO version of Shockey Monkey by now, I can't help you… I just listed six features that value way more than $49.99 a month. You can see by the price, we are not trying to get rich from the product. We are trying to offer you a way to productively track your business and customers at a very reasonable price. So if you are currently a Shockey Monkey FREE subscriber looking to upgrade to PRO; click onSettings and then click Subscriptions while inside your portal. Follow the directions and start enjoying the benefits of Shockey Monkey Pro!!!
|Shockey Monkey Report Engine
Posted: 2:44 pm
April 17th, 2013
Over the years reporting has always been a highly requested feature inside of Shockey Monkey. The biggest issue that we have faced with reporting has been trying to please everyone. While one user may absolutely love everything about the pre-defined reports, other users consider them useless. Well we believe that we have come up with a solution to fix that issue. Dynamic Reporting; we let you pick the information that is critical to you and your company, and then generate a report based on top of that template. Unfortunately this feature is not quite ready yet, we are hoping in a few weeks.
However, let's go over the basics of how this works.
- You pick a type, (Ticket, Contact, Company, etc)
- Based on that choice optional fields will populate under [Report Filter].
- Create the report.
- Run the report.
- Some reports will take a long time to generate, based on the type and filters.
- View the generated report after is has finished, (instantly).
We also understand that this Dynamic Engine will not be able to produce every single (detailed) report that may exceed outside of the scope of dynamic generation. So we will also have (revamped) pre-defined reports, that may be executed on the fly.
Employee – Billable Ticket Summary is the first report that we've added to the system and is CURRENTLY AVAILABLE. This report generates an overview of your Employees billable time inside and across all tickets within the provided date range. You can see from the screenshot below how this looks, across several employees.


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By James Howe,Deborah Howe,Alan Daniel
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Inc
Language: English | Number of Pages: 10 | Format: Paperback | In other languages: (other languages) Italian , Japanese , Spanish
Isbn-10: 0380510944 | Isbn-13: 9780380510948 | Publish date: 31/12/1987
Also available as: Hardcover , School & Library Binding , Audio Cassette , Others , eBook
Category: Children , Fiction & Literature , Humor
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Since its first appearance in 1979, Bunnicula has been a hit with kids and their parents everywhere, selling over 8 million copies and winning numerous awards.
L'avevo letto da piccola, sempre tenuto a mente e, finalmente, ora ho potuto rileggerlo.
Ennenne358 (Anna) said on Oct 10, 2013, 16:17
One of the first books i read in english, while in the USA for a year. I love it, who knows where my mum put it, and also if they're ever going to translate it in italian.
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text: CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., April 20, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- KENNEDY SPACE CENTER – Space Shuttle astronauts Curt Brown, Eileen Collins and Bonnie Dunbar, Ph.D., today joined an elite group of American space heroes with their induction into the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame ® during a ceremony at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130420/NY98460 ) (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120518/NY09986LOGO-b ) The three astronauts join the ranks of legendary space pioneers in the Hall of Fame such as Neil Armstrong, John Glenn, Alan Shepard, Jim Lovell, Sally Ride and John Young. Their induction as the 12 th group of space shuttle astronauts to be enshrined brings the number of space explorers in the Hall of Fame to 85. Earlier inductees represent the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab and Apollo-Soyuz programs. Brown is a veteran of six space shuttle flights from 1992 to 1999, serving as a pilot three times and commander three times. He was the commander for the 1998 Discovery mission for the return to space of then-Sen. John Glenn, who in 1962 was the first American to orbit the Earth. Eileen Collins was the first woman to pilot and also first to command a space shuttle, including serving as commander for the first mission after the Columbia disaster. Collins served on four shuttle mission crews from 1995 to 2005. Bonnie Dunbar served as a shuttle mission specialist and payload commander on five shuttle missions from 1985 to 1998. She has received many awards, including NASA's Outstanding Leadership Award in 1993. The induction of Collins and Dunbar marks the first time two women have entered the Hall of Fame at the same time. Fittingly, June 18, 2013, will mark the 30 th anniversary of Sally Ride becoming the first American women in space when she was a member of the seventh space shuttle mission, on Challenger. The three retired space shuttle astronauts also share a commonality in their spaceflight history in that each flew aboard space shuttle Atlantis at least once. Atlantis is the centerpiece of Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex's new Space Shuttle Atlantis attraction, opening June 29, which will tell the incredible story of NASA's 30-year Space Shuttle Program. The 2013 inductees were selected by a committee of current Hall of Fame astronauts, former NASA officials, flight directors, historians and journalists. The process is administered by the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation. To be eligible, an astronaut must have made his or her first flight at least 17 years before the induction year and must be retired at least five years from the NASA astronaut corps. Candidates must be a U.S. citizen and a NASA-trained commander, pilot or mission specialist who has orbited the earth at least once.


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The world's first underwater nightclub will be launched this month.
The venue in the Maldives, which is only accessible by boat, will offer party-goers a view of the surrounding sea bed.
It was fully built on land before being lowered into the water to minimise damage to the environment and the protected coral reefs.
It has ceiling-to-floor glass windows which will allow revellers to watch sea life lit up by underwater spotlights.
The Subsix nightclub, at Niyama resort, is 500 meters from the Dhaalu Atoll shore, six metres below the sea.
Steps lead down to the venue from an above-water restaurant.
The interior is decked out in luminous glass tables and iridescent turquoise soft furnishings which the club's designers say mirror the hues of the ocean.
The glowing bar tables are lined up in front of the windows to allow customers to watch fish as they sip drinks.
There are also leather armchairs with a bar and DJ decks located at the back of the venue to avoid blocking the view.
UK rapper Tinie Tempah is going to perform a set at the club's official opening on the 27 October.
Black Eyed Peas DJ Poet will also perform there on November 2.
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Since launching in Washington D.C. in 2010, the Founder Institute has graduated over 80 companies, including successful local startups like Spinnakr, Nexercise, Cont3nt.com, and CauseVox.
The Washington D.C. Founder Institute is now accepting applications for the Washington DC Spring 2017 Semester. If you could benefit from expert training and advice to launch a technology startup in Washington DC, click here to apply today.
Those who apply by the Early Admissions Deadline (2017-02-19) will have their application fees waived (typically $50) and are eligible for Founder Institute Fellowships.
In the Founder Institute's four-month, part-time program, promising startup entrepreneurs "learn by doing" and launch a company through structured training courses and expert feedback from a large network of business mentors. Plus, you are not required to quit you day job to participate, so you can begin building a business around your ideas without putting your livelihood at risk.
In order to celebrate the launch, the Washington DC Founder Institute will host a "Pre-Curriculum" of free startup events for the general public:
The Washington DC Chapter will be led by by local leaders Cynthia Traeger (CEO of Pacific Siren International), and Dede Haskins (Former CEO & President of NewVision Health).
In only 8 years of operation, over 2,300 graduate companies across 170 cities have used the Founder Institute to validate their idea, develop their plans, refine their product, build an advisory board, prepare for seed funding, and more.


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The 2008 Internet Governance Forum (IGF) is being held 3-6 December 2008 in Hyderabad, India. The third meeting of the Internet Governance Forum will be focusing on the overall theme of Internet For All. The main sessions are organized as three thematic days under the following headings: Reaching the Next Billion, Promoting Cyber-Security and Trust, Managing Critical Internet Resources with the last day covering Emerging Issues - the Internet of Tomorrow and Taking Stock and the Way Forward.
Transcripts of the main session, webcasts, and contributions to the dicussions can be found on the IGF website.
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History Committee
Overview: The IEEE CIS maintains a standing history committee that reports to the VP for Education. The composition of the committee for calendar year 2016 is shown in Table 1.
Mission: The charge of the history committee is to create, maintain and update a running history of the important events associated with the Society. The history center is the focus of our repository for historical records, and can be accessed here.
History Committee Chair
Piero P. Bonissone
Chief Scientist and Coolidge FellowPiero P Bonissone Analytics, LLCSan Diego, CA 92104
USAPhone 1:
+1 518 210 8048
History Committee Member
Cesare Alippi
Politecnico di Milano, Milano, ItalyUniversita' della Svizzera italiana, Lugano, SwitzerlandPhone 1:
+39 02 23993512Fax:
+39 02 23993512
James C. Bezdek
Retired3265 Chelsea Court
Milton, Florida 32583
USAPhone 1:
jcbezdek .a_t. gmail.com
Rudolf Seising
Institut für Geschichte der Medizin, Naturwissenschaft und TechnikFriedrich-Schiller-Universität JenaBerggasse 7
Jena 07745
GermanyPhone 1:
Chuan-Kang Ting
Department of Computer Science and Information EngineeringNational Chung Cheng UniversityChiayi 621
TaiwanPhone 1:
Don Wunsch
Electrical and Computer EngineeringMissorui University of Science and Technology301 W. 16th St, 131 EECH
Rolla, Missouri 65409
USAPhone 1:
dwunsch .a_t. mst.edu
Xin Yao
The Centre of Excellence for Research in Computational Intelligence and ApplicationsUniversity of BirminghamEdgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT
United KingdomPhone 1:
Operation: Records at the history center are open files. Any contributor can make contributions to our historical records at any time. Volunteered contributions, updates, corrections and suggestions are welcome. Contributors are encouraged to submit their suggestions to the chair of the history committee, who will present them to the committee at its next meeting. Contributions will be added to our records upon recommendation by the history committee, and approval by the administrative committee of the society.
Contents: Two types of information are currently available through links from our website:
- Annual data Sheets are downloadable pdf files that encapsulate the most important events of the society in written form. Here you will find information about the administrative structure and officers of the society; members of the standing and technical committees; a listing of the conferences and conference records sponsored by the society; references for archival publications, newsletters and books; a listing of the awards and prizes made by the society; short descriptions of the most important actions taken by the administrative (AdCom) and executive (ExCom) committees; and anecdotes about actions and events of general historical interest to the membership of the IEEE CIS. Each file has a glossary, and possibly, some citations for publications mentioned in the text for that year.
- Oral histories are either oral or video recordings of interviews with various people who have been important to the development of the Society, its aims and goals.


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SANTA CLARITA - About 2,500 runners - some with strollers, some with dogs and at least one without shoes - took to the streets Sunday for the 2005 Santa Clarita Marathon.
Valencia Town Center, with its upscale shops and cozy restaurants, was transformed into race central, where those running in the 5K, half marathon and full marathon huffed and puffed their way through the beginning and end of their meets.
Marathon runner Robert Leonardo, 43, was first to cross the finish line, making it across the 26.2-mile course in about two hours, 43 minutes and 45 seconds as the crowd erupted with applause.
The Lancaster man said he had a hunch from the start that he'd win.
"I knew from the beginning that I was going to win, because I looked around and didn't see anyone behind me," Leonardo said.
The warehouse manager was pleased with his score but said he was more than a few seconds faster in the recent Long Beach Marathon. However, he was fighting a cold this past week and said that slowed him down somewhat on Sunday.
Sylvie Maracci, 35, was the first woman to finish the marathon. She did it in three hours, seven minutes and 16 seconds. This was the 13th marathon for the Los Angeles lawyer, who usually competes in triathlons.
Maracci said people cheered her on during the race, giving her the energy to move faster.
"As I was running, everyone told me I was the first woman and that I was winning, so I kept going," Maracci said.
Athletes followed a 26.2-mile course that began at Valencia Town Center and wound its way around major streets and then through smaller side streets and knotty trails.
For marathon runners, the race is a qualifier for the Boston Marathon, the king of all races.
One man running alone in the 5K suddenly fell to the ground unconscious. He was taken to a local hospital but his identity and condition were not released.
Runners discovered him about two miles into the race and knew he needed assistance but were helpless because no one had cell phones with them. Some raced ahead to a water stop where an ambulance was then called.
Running in the 5K, nurse Karen Klepic and husband Michael were first to find the man on the ground. The Simi Valley couple said they performed CPR for 10 to 15 minutes until help arrived. He was taken to Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital.
Phil Lantis, arts and events administrator for the City of Santa Clarita, said it was the first time a runner has collapsed during the competition in the 10 years the city has sponsored the event.
Some in the 5K were families, such as David Alcantara, 41, who ran with his daughter Jessica, 11. The Canyon Country residents held hands as they dashed across the finish line.
Others, such as Chad Pearlman, 11, and his mother, Elizabeth, 45, ran with Halftime, a 15-year-old Jack Russell. While the mom-and-son team reached for free water and bagels to recover from the race, the scruffy dog was ready to do it all over again.
"We had to slow him down," said Elizabeth Pearlman referring to the dog. "He loves racing."
Race winners received gift baskets from the city. In addition, half-marathon and marathon winners were awarded free Southwest Airlines tickets.
Competition was definitely in the air, and many professional runners had their own ways to get their bodies to perform best on Sunday.
Some ate spaghetti or enchiladas the night before, loading up on carbohydrates to have sugar to burn for energy. Others made sure they slept well through the week.
But for Ted McDonald, the No. 1 way to race is in bare feet.
Displaying his dirty dogs after the race, the 41-year-old Sun Valley man, known as Barefoot Ted, said that's how people were meant to run. He said gym shoe manufacturers have made a steep profit on convincing people otherwise.
"If we lived in a society where what was best was promoted rather than profit, we'd see more barefoot runners," McDonald said.
In about three hours and 17 minutes, McDonald finished the 26.2-mile race. His score qualified him for the Boston Marathon. Bare feet and all.
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Teacher of Physics, Brazil
Job details
|The British School, Rio De Janeiro
|Contract type
|Full Time
|Contract term
|Fixed Term
|Closing date
|Applications are closed
|Job starts
|July 2017
The British School, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil invites applications for the following posts
For July 2017
Teacher of Physics (Barra site)
An exciting opportunity for a teacher of Physics with at least three years teaching experience to join an expanding and dynamic Science Faculty at the Barra site. Knowledge and experience of teaching (I)GCSE and IB Diploma/A Level would be an advantage. The successful candidate will also teach General Science at KS3.
Applications from married teaching couples are welcome as are speculative applications since there may be other teaching opportunities within the school beyond the posts advertised.
The school is a non-profit co-educational day school of around 2150 students aged 2 to 18 years on three sites.
The Primary sections follow the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) and the Secondary sections follow KS3, IGCSE and IB Diploma programmes.
The above posts are offered with an attractive two-year contract (renewable), return airfare, housing and a full remuneration package.
To apply, please send a letter of application (clearly stating date of availability for appointment), full curriculum vitae and the contact details of three referees by email to
The British School, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Tel: +55 21 2543-5519 – extension 158
E-mail: email@example.com Website: www.britishschool.g12.br
Deadline for receipt of applications is Wednesday 14th December 2016.
Initial interviews may be conducted by Skype with further interviews in London on 23rd and 24th January 2017.
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