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Hair treatment, £23.50, from aveda.co.uk
"Pure plant oils," says the ingredients list. "Jojoba," says the ingredients list. Bah, Buy of the Day knows better. This treatment clearly has some kind of highly magical ingredient, because it works actual miracles on hair. We suspect it may be the plant at the beginning of Tangled that confers eternal youth and makes Rapunzel's hair glow. But whatever it is, this potion is truly brilliant at taming wild tresses, and as you only use it once a week, it'll last you a good long while too. The whole of the range is superb, and you can get free samples when you purchase anything on the Aveda site if you want to try it out first.
Peter Rabbit collection at BabyGap, from £4.95, gap.eu
Taking a much-loved children's story and making it into a clothing collection is a dangerous path (see: hideous Winnie the Pooh attire, on sale at supermarkets near you). So a huge thumbs up to Gap for making a Peter Rabbit collection that is utterly adorable and beautifully in keeping with the original illustrations. The hats are particularly cute, as are the print dresses and tops, and much of the collection is also nicely gender-neutral – the grey hooded cardigan with ears, for instance. If only the grey jumper above came in adult sizes …
Thermal top, £46, from hotsquash.com
Maybe you've not noticed, but it's a bit nippy out at the moment. The cold snap has had Buy of the Day reaching for its toastiest socks and thermal attire. Now, "thermal" is not a word that usually conjures up images of style and sophistication when it comes to clothing, but HotSquash might single-handedly change this view. This elegant top is from their collection made of heat-generating fabric (you can read all about the science bit here, should you be so inclined, or have fingers that have defrosted enough to click on the link). Oh for some nice, warm, very stylish clothes. [Buy of the Day shivers]
Chocolate bars, RRP £2.50 a bar, thegrownupchocolatecompany.co.uk and independent delis
The Grown Up Chocolate Company make bars based on your nostalgic memories of childhood favourites – only probably considerably tastier than the originals were. Remember "chocolate-flavoured bars"? Ugh. Apologies, we digress. These tasty treats come divided in two chunky bars, though you have considerably more willpower than Buy of the Day if you can resist scoffing both. There are eight flavours, but our favourite so far is the fudgey crispy concoction above. Then again, we've just spotted the word "praline" on the website, so now we're actually drooling on the keyboard. Sorry about that.
Personalised plates, from £25, from The Little Peach
Buy of the Day is very excited about a delightful new discovery: these wonderful hand-illustrated plates make a lovely gift for a new baby, a small child or an expanding family. You can opt for simple initials, a portrait, an astronaut theme – or get your whole family immortalised on ceramic. The designs are really charming – we are torn between seeing ourselves reach for the stars as per childhood dreams, or running away and joining the circus, family in tow.


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The TRiO programs at Washington State Community College (WSCC), including Educational Talent Search (ETS) and Upward Bound College Prep Academy, recognized five students' success during an Appreciation Breakfast this morning at the Holiday Inn.
According to Upward Bound Director Gary Williams, this was the 13th annual TRiO Appreciation Breakfast. "We started the event as a way to recognize the many community individuals who have helped our program in some way," said Williams, "We also use the event to recognize the accomplishments of several of our graduating seniors in Upward Bound and Educational Talent Search."
A representative from U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown's office presented Certificates of Commendation to the following TRiO programs students: (from ETS) Adam Lankford, Joel Cox, and Kelly Gregory; (from Upward Bound) Francis Hendricks and Amanda Gherken.
"While student financial aid programs help students overcome financial barriers to higher education, TRiO programs help students overcome class, social, and cultural barriers," noted Williams.
The Upward Bound College Prep Academy is designed for area high school students who are interested in attending college but may need extra help in turning that interest into a reality. Funded through the U.S Department of Education, the WSCC Upward Bound Academy provides academic, social, cultural, recreational, and counseling services in order to provide the student with the skills, motivation, and self-confidence necessary for success in college. Upward Bound was recently notified by the U.S. Dept. of Education that its program at WSCC has been refunded for the next five years at $262,500 per year.
The Educational Talent Search Program provides free information about college readiness and career options to students in grades 6-12. Participating students meet with ETS advisors during the day at target schools, attend special events and are eligible to take part in educational and cultural field trips. Students remain in the program through the completion of high school and enrollment in the college of their choice. The ETS staff also assists high school and college drop-outs who desire to continue their education, and is a federally funded program.


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Troubles with Integrate
If I try to do following calculation Mathematica 184.108.40.206 can't evaluate
psi:= (-Pi^(-1))*((Sin[Pi*((t - 5/4)/3)]/(t - 5/4))*Cos[Pi*(t - 5/4)] +
(Sin[Pi*(t + 1/4)]/(t + 1/4))*Cos[Pi*(t + 1/4)]) +
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(Sin[2*Pi*((t - 1/8)/3)]/(t - 1/8))*Sin[2*Pi*(t - 1/8)]);
Integrate[psi*psi, t]
Integrate[psi*psi, {t, -inf, +inf}]
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you were
doing when the error occurred.'
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"When a doctor e-mails a patient, he doesn't know who's actually picking up that mail, how quickly it's being read or what frame of mind the patient is in when he gets it." -John Glaser, CIO, Partners HealthCare System Your head's been stuffed for weeks, and you don't know why. Having gone to an allergist for a round of tests, you leave with a PIN, a password and a URL. This allows you to log in to a secure, personalized website to check the results of your tests, send your doctor a question via e-mail and schedule a follow-up appointment. While you're on the site, you take a look at your medical record and notice it lists a medication you're no longer taking. You e-mail the hospital records department to make the change and, just for good measure, add a list of herbal supplements you take at home. It's just the kind of accurate, convenient, cooperative interaction that has the potential to tilt the power balance in medicine back toward the patient.
But what if you weren't waiting for allergy medicine?
What if you were awaiting results from a test for pregnancy, HIV or prostate cancer?
What if your doctor's e-mail reply was picked up by your spouse, coworker or a stranger bent on mischief?
What if the person looking at that medical record wasn't you but a bored admissions clerk idly surfing the hospital's intranet, or your nosy neighbor who happens to be in the office of a small debt-collection agency, or your ex-spouse's attorney gathering evidence to be used against you in a child-custody case?
What was convenient and empowering can quickly become an invasion of privacy. If consumers are cautious with their credit cards online, imagine their concern when the most intimate details of their body and mind are computerized and circulated to a potentially wide audience for myriad reasons, often without their knowledge or expressed informed consent.
Yet make no mistake about it: Electronic medical records are coming, slowly but inevitably, to a health-care facility near you. The "carrot" is cost savings. One study, by the Workshop on Electronic Data Interchange, estimated that the health-care industry could save at least $73 billion annually by adopting electronic data-exchange practices. The "stick" is the federal government. Frustrated with HMOs' high bureaucratic costs, the Department of Health and Human Services has mandated, through its Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), that large health-care organizations be prepared to adopt more cost-effective, uniform procedures for exchanging digital data with their business partners by 2002, with smaller companies to follow suit a year later.
And so CIOs at health-care organizations find themselves caught at the intersection of technological imperative and public policy. They're pushing toward the goal of fully digital medical records, even as they grapple with super-sensitive and as yet unresolved issues of security and privacy. IS executives are striving to protect their networks against outside invasion by hackers and minimize the more insidious threat of internal malfeasance. They are also trying to ensure the security of data flowing out of their systems into the networks of such business partners as billing agents, insurers, debt collectors, researchers, agencies at every level of government and charitable organizations.
Whither Patient Confidentiality?
It's that vast network of potentially interconnected, large-scale information systems that worries privacy advocates like Dr. Margo Goldman, a practicing psychiatrist and director of policy development for the National Coalition for Patient Rights, an Andover, Mass., medical-records watchdog organization. Goldman argues that the combination of widely distributed electronic records and increasing demands from managed-care plans for the disclosure of patient information is essentially dismantling the established assumption of patient confidentiality.
"Paper records can be locked in a file cabinet. If there was a disclosure to be made, someone had to go through the medical records office with a specific request," she points out. Now, information captured once can be used and reused in countless ways, often without the patient's knowledge. "Unfortunately, it's cheaper and easier to give [health-care workers] the broadest access," Goldman says. "And with no overarching policies to guide any of this, institutions are left to their own devices." (New privacy rules announced in late December by outgoing President Clinton are intended to provide such guidelines in two years' time.)
Even so, CIOs at places like CareGroup, Kaiser Permanente and Partners Healthcare say they have developed state-of-the-art measures to safeguard the security of electronic medical data and are as confident as they can be of patient confidentiality.
IS executives also note that a majority of their patients want the convenience of electronic medical records. "We have done a lot of [patient] surveying, and 100 percent wanted the convenience transactions and the ability to message their doctor in a secure environment," says John Halamka, CIO at CareGroup, a Massachusetts-based affiliation of six hospitals, headed by the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston that serves 1 million patients.
It's Not the Hackers
But just what constitutes a secure environment? The prospect of medical records being accessed by an outside hacker is the scenario that might come to mind most quickly. But Halamka and nearly all of his colleagues at big health centers across the nation say that that particular threat is as close as it can be to negligible, thanks to measures like the eight-point security architecture CareGroup maintains to protect its $1.4 billion integrated data network.
"The risk of outside invasion is one in a multiple million," says Halamka, who is also an emergency room physician. "The real risk is not external, it's internal." In other words, it's not the stranger on the Net, but the stranger inside the hospital system who's more likely to compromise confidentiality, either intentionally or accidentally.
Kaiser Permanente, the nation's largest HMO, is still smarting from one such unintentional leak, which occurred when about 850 e-mail messages, some of which contained sensitive personal medical information, were wrongly sent to 19 Kaiser Permanente members. The glitch occurred when a technician was upgrading the company's system, and Kaiser Permanente officials say they are working to ensure such leaks don't happen again.
Internal snooping by authorized employees is a little harder to control. Health-care organizations walk a fine line in determining which employees are given access to what data under which circumstances. Too much access and a patient's privacy can be violated, as when a simple discharge order unnecessarily includes psychiaatric notes. Too little, and caregivers can be denied critical patient data when they need it the most.
"It's an uneasy balance. You want to protect people's rights, but you don't want doctors in an emergency room or a neurologist who's new on a case having to say, 'God, I'm sorry, I can't see your data,'" explains John Glaser, CIO at Partners HealthCare System, a $3.5 billion Boston-based organization that comprises more than 5,000 physicians and such hospitals as Massachusetts General and Brigham and Women's.
Hospitals must also guard against the prospect of personnel with authorized access using data incorrectly, as when a gynecologist at one health plan read a patient's psychiatric records online and told her that her menopausal problems were all in her head.
More worrisome, and more directly in the CIO's purview, is what happens to medical data once it leaves the hospital network and travels out to insurers, researchers, fund-raisers, debt collectors and various state and federal agencies. "The bigger problem is the movement of data through multiple organizations, the secondary and tertiary transfer of data," observes Glaser. "Those issues are more about policy and regulations than they are about technology. And of course HIPAA addresses that to a very serious degree." (See "Keeping Uncle Sam Happy," for more on how health-care organizations are preparing to comply with the Health and Human Services regulations.)
The Technology Arsenal
At a time when even progressive health-care organizations are still working toward the ideal of truly ubiquitous electronic medical records, 70 percent of CareGroup's patient records are Web-enabled, says Halamka, a result of the merger of the Beth Israel and Deaconess hospitals in 1996. "We needed a way to display to physicians data that was stored in several different legacy databases," Halamka explains. Rather than create a monolithic data repository, CareGroup chose to build a virtual patient record that leaves legacy data where it is and assembles and presents the data in a uniform, browser-based interface that's easy to work with and familiar. "The Web is agnostic and ubiquitous. It can take data from wherever and display it at the point of care, wherever that may be," Halamka says.
A Web browser may make a great front end for aggregating data, but the Web itself is simply too wide open to serve as a secure delivery vehicle, health IT managers say. That's why CareGroup and many other large health organizations use virtual private networks to bring physicians' offices and other outlying staff into their networks.
To protect this multi-institutional network, CareGroup instituted a security architecture built on recommendations from the federal government's National Research Council. Any medical staffer can log on to this system with a SecurID, a small, handheld device with a microprocessor displaying a code that changes every 60 seconds or so. To access the system, staffers must enter a user name, a PIN, and the current password from the SecurID. If they enter an old password, the system just won't let them in.
Access control is assigned by job role on a need-to-know basis, with each person receiving the minimum amount of data necessary to perform his job. For example, an administrator in charge of discharging a patient wouldn't have access to that patient's psychiatric records.
Audit trails that display time, date, information accessed and user ID are monitored daily, Halamka says, and are available for patient review on reqquest. Remote access is protected by firewalls, encryption and single-session passwords, and electronic records are authenticated using electronic signatures. To ensure physical security, locked, geographically dispersed site servers and offsite backup for disaster recovery are required. At the workstation level, virus checking is required and page caching is prevented, so that records can't be retrieved from a central server and then stored, either deliberately or inadvertently, on a local machine. Finally, the system automatically compiles security logs, server logs and failed log-in attempts, and spits out a printout for IS personnel to review on a daily basis.
CareGroup combats the abuse of privacy by employees through several means. The technology ensures that employees see the minimum amount of personal data they need to perform their jobs, and all employees are trained extensively in privacy protection. Those caught violating the rules are fired. "We fire three or four people a year," Halamka says.
Like CareGroup, Partners HealthCare System requires its physicians, clinicians and other employees to access the company's network via a user ID, password and, when coming in from offsite, a secure PIN. Workers are also assigned varying levels of access depending on their job role, according to Glaser.
"When a doctor e-mails a patient, he doesn't know who's actually picking up that mail, how quickly it's being read or what frame of mind the patient is in when he gets it." -John Glaser, CIO, Partners HealthCare System
Partners uses prompts and reminders built right into the software as a first line of defense in determining whether employees with clearance are using their access inappropriately. "If we detect you going after someone's record for not a priori reason, we say via software, Tell me your relationship to this patient," says Glaser. "If he says he's a consulting physician, we ask for how long and if the patient is giving him approval to do this. And we remind people that we reserve the right to see if there's a consent on file."
The Providence Health System, a regional health-care organization in the Northwest, headquartered in Seattle, uses a similar two-step access-and-audit approach, according to Rick Skinner, CIO of Oregon state operations. For efficiency purposes, all physicians are given access to all patient records. If, however, the doctor-patient connection has not been entered into the system, a screen pops up reminding the doctor that he isn't the physician of record and warning that access to the patients' records will be audited and reviewed. "We can run a report that says, 'Give me all the physicians last week who had that access,' and then determine if there was a reason for this," Skinner says.


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Greenville Mullen Dodge was a military man in the Civil War. Greenville Mullen Dodge did western plains, surveying and was an expert chief engineer. General Grenville Mullen Dodge will always be remembered as the driving force in the building of the Union Pacific Railroad portion of the Transcontinental Railroad
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This is a summary of HDFC chairman Deepak S Parekh's statement from the company's 33rd annual report where he touched upon various aspects related to crucial issues in the real-estate segment
In HDFC's 33rd annual report, Deepak Parekh highlighted a few key issues related to the real-estate segment. According to him, the urban infrastructure deficit is apparent in every aspect, but more so in transport networks and affordable housing, both of which need vast financial resources.
He said that the budgetary allocations for urban infrastructure are minuscule and hence the sector needs private funding on a large scale. Indian cities need to be empowered to mobilise their own resources. This would enable them to reduce their reliance on the States and the Centre, whose finances are already constrained.
Mr Parekh pointed out that many cities around the world have the power to levy their own taxes and raise money directly from the markets. With these powers comes accountability to citizenry.
He emphasised that the country needs a thorough urban cleansing-which starts with the need for a change in the mindset. Citizens have to be passionate about the cities they live in. China is the most significant example of city transformation in recent times.
According to him, urban growth can be driven through radical changes in land-acquisition policies, improved governance and inculcating skills and innovative capabilities in people. Indians tend to be trapped in a policy paralysis as far as land reforms are concerned. While countries like Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong have effectively reclaimed land where often the onus of reclamation rests with private developers, a city like Mumbai has no reason to get cold feet on reclaiming land as long as environmental considerations are taken care of, he said.
He cited the example of the Urban Land (Ceiling & Regulation) Act which was repealed by the Centre over a decade ago. In Maharashtra, ULCRA was repealed three years ago, but cases related to land disputes filed under this Act are still pending in courts. These cases should have been withdrawn immediately after the repeal of the Act, he said.
On the vision for the future, Mr Parekh said that no Indian city today has a 20-year visionary transportation plan. Significant changes in the Indian urban landscape can only become a reality if there is a strong will to simplify, streamline and de-politicise the process of land acquisition. India needs to work quickly on creating at least two dozen satellite cities around Tier I and Tier II cities, he said.
According to him, the need of the hour is to have directly-elected city managers who can function as the chief executive officer of the city. The city CEO has to have a predefined tenure and targets and must be empowered. To gain competitive advantage, India needs to swiftly develop leading positions in many more new niche areas which will help add value over the longer term.
Dwelling further on this subject, Mr Parekh said that developing master plans has to be a core function. India needs to look at examples of cities that have imbibed a culture of sustainable urban planning. Effective urban planning facilitates the creation of infrastructure ahead of demand and helps to devise innovative 'future-ready solutions'. Singapore for example, is investing ahead to intensify land use through the development of underground space. It is putting in place subterranean land rights with a valuation framework and developing an underground master plan, which will add to the overall land bank, he said.
Speaking on realty prices, he said that for a short spell of time, real-estate prices had corrected to realistic levels, giving many the hope of becoming homeowners.
However, as soon as economic conditions improved, residential prices in many pockets of the country increased sharply once again. Mr Parekh asked a straight question-how can one envisage building globally competitive cities when progressively a larger segment of society keeps getting priced out of the housing market?
The government, through the Rajiv Awas Yojana, is allocating funds to encourage States to move towards slum-free cities. This needs a long-term commitment of at least 20 years, but is a laudable initiative, he said.Plans to establish a dedicated debt fund to provide long-term resources for infrastructure projects set up through public-private partnerships is another positive step. Mr Parekh said. This year, Delhi is expected to be the first to put in place a real-estate regulator which will protect homebuyers from fly-by-night developers and instances of fraud, he said.
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Several hundred residents of Bell, Calif. gathered at a local middle school last night to listen to state auditors explain how their city leaders had managed to bilk them out of millions of dollars.
The scandal has roiled the city of 39,000, with eight current and former Bell officials pleading not guilty to corruption charges that include overcharging taxpayers to enrich themselves with lavish salaries and taxpayer-funded perks. City officials in Vernon, population 95, are under scrutiny for similar wrongdoing.
In the wake of the scandals, the state controller has required all municipalities to report 2009 salary data. The data, which lists salaries by position but not by name, shows that sometimes little towns pay their officials big money.
Down south, in Bradbury, a small affluent suburb consisting largely of gated communities, the city manager made $105,998 to oversee the city of 953. (Note: All salaries are based on wages subject to Medicare and could include wages, overtime, cash payments for vacation and sick leave, and bonus payments.)
And in Colma, just south of San Francisco, officials reported that the 10 police officers patrolling the 1,623-resident city all made more than $115,000 – higher than many of their counterparts in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
The pay rate in tiny Sand City in affluent Monterey County, population 312, isn't too shabby either. The city administrator made $204,495 in 2009.
Predictably, lower-income cities of comparable size paid considerably less.
Take Point Arena in Mendocino County, population 492. The highest paid official there in 2009 was the city administrator at $57,366.
In Tehama, population 425, the city administrator – also the highest paid in town – earned less than half that at $27,615 (including $600 for also acting as city clerk and $1,800 for filling in as water operator). More than 13 percent of Tehama residents live below the poverty line, U.S. Census data shows.
A two-hour drive up I-5 in Etna, a city with a slightly larger population of 752 and a similar poverty rate, the city clerk took home $36,907.
As of Monday evening, more than two dozen cities had failed to report salary data. To give a little more perspective, here are the top salaries from a few large cities:
Los Angeles
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Canada appeals "Toronto 18" man's 14-year sentence
TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's public prosecutor is appealing a 14-year jail sentence given to "Toronto 18" member Saad Khalid, who pleaded guilty in May to plotting to bomb Canadian targets in 2006.
One of a group of 14 men and 4 youths arrested in a police sting in 2006, Khalid was sentenced earlier this month, and was given credit for seven years of the sentence due to time spent in pretrial custody.
Police say the "Toronto 18" group planned to set off truck bombs at Toronto-area targets in a plot to get Canada to withdraw troops from Afghanistan.
"The (prosecutor) is seeking to appeal to the Ontario Court of Appeal regarding the sentence of seven years (for Khalid) in addition to time served," the prosecution service said in a statement.
Khalid is one of three to plead guilty in the case, while another was found guilty last year and released on time served.
Charges against seven members of the group have been stayed, while seven have yet to go on trial.
(Reporting by Cameron French; editing by Peter Galloway)
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First of all, we'd like to take the opportunity to say Thank You for your interest, for all your comments, feedback and questions on the blog and the forums. It's exciting for the whole team to see all the Might & Magic and RPG fans that are reading and commenting all announcements and blog postings about MMX.
We've been following and reading them since the official development announcement of MMX and since we've started posting on the blog, we've also started to answer some of your questions via comments on the blog or the forums, too.
However in the past we've introduced ourselves (the different team members) quite a lot and in the future we'll be focusing more on the actual game! I hope you guys will like that!
While reading through all your comments, we also saw that some of you have expressed their worries about what might go wrong with developing the game. Also, there have been many questions concerning the game design, of course. Here's a first little collection of worries and questions that some of you have and what we have to say about them.
Also, the topics below plus any other concern you might have will be the topic of our first Open Dev Chat, which will be tomorrow, Wednesday 10th, from 6 pm to 7 pm GMT+2 hrs. Find more information on our chat here.


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"Disruptive technology changes the face of industries, but we are also in an age of disruptive data." – Anne Kemp
Archive for the 'developers' Category
Knowing What's Underground with GIS and BIMMonday, February 20th, 2017
2017: Geospatial MusingsTuesday, January 10th, 2017
Happy New Year!
The recent presidential election in the U.S. has created so much uncertainty that it is hard to know what the future of any industry will be. For the first time, I feel there is no point in making predictions for the New Year for the geospatial industry, unless one is an insider with special knowledge of the winds of change.
2016: Through the Lens of GISTuesday, December 13th, 2016
Reviewing 2016 through the lens of GIS, there has definitely been a lot of growth in certain areas. While we have had the cloud on our list of important technologies for a few years now, it is gaining more traction as more organizations take advantage of its fluidity, ability to house big data and allow teams to work together, and also roll out product releases with more ease.
DigitalGlobe and CyberCity 3D Agreement and Orbit Logic's Direct Access Facility Collection Planning SystemFriday, November 25th, 2016
Colorado-based DigitalGlobe, provider of commercial high-resolution Earth observation and advanced geospatial solutions, recently entered into an Integrator License Agreement with CyberCity 3D, Inc., a geospatial 3D modeling and streaming services company headquartered in Los Angeles County, CA. DigitalGlobe owns and operates a highly sophisticated constellation of commercial earth imaging satellites.
Bentley Media Day: Government and UtilitiesThursday, November 10th, 2016
On Media Day at the Bentley Year In Infrastructure 2016 Conference held in London, the media was treated to Industry presentations for the various industry segments that Bentley Systems serves. The event is a vehicle for Bentley's jurored Be Inspired Awards, which are bestowed on the selected finalists at a Wednesday evening gala event. Prior to the event, technology sessions highlight the work of the finalists and the company provides industry forums to showcase new technologies on the horizon.
GISCafe Editorial Calendar 2017Tuesday, November 8th, 2016
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SmartBetterCities Released New Version of CloudCities Virtual Reality ToolWednesday, October 26th, 2016
In its first version, SmartBetterCities' released CloudCities virtual reality tool, that can be imported from CityEngine, SketchUp and GoogleEarth. CloudCities is an online platform for hosting, sharing and visualizing smart 3D city models. The models are based on OpenStreetMap, are lightweight and used mostly by mobile users, with an easy drag-and-drop workflow. It was used in a development review at Harvard University urban campus in Kindle Square, where building sensors and monitoring were integrated into visualization.
CloudCities' newest release includes a massive 3D format support plus the marriage of BIM and GIS data in its 3D Mash-Up feature, plus support for numerous well-known GIS and BIM formats. CEO and co-founder Antje Kunze talked to GISCafe Voice about this exciting new release.
Vencore Aggregates Data from Many Open Sources and Social MediaMonday, August 8th, 2016
Patrick T. Biltgen, Ph.D., Technical Director for Analytics, Vencore, Inc., talked with GISCafe Voice about their offerings. Vencore is a provider of information solutions, engineering and analytics for the U.S. Government with more than 40 years of experience working in the defense, civilian and intelligence communities. This summer Vencore, a company that spun off from Lockheed Martin about four years ago, was awarded a prime contract from the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to deliver research in the area of enhanced cyber defense by developing a fully air-gapped detection system based on analysis of involuntary analog emissions. The four-year contract has a total ceiling value of $8.3M and will be performed as part of DARPA's Leveraging the Analog Domain for Security (LADS) program.
GISCafe Voice: How are you able to decipher which information is potentially significant and which is not?
Open sources and social media provide a wealth of information, but each source must be vetted carefully. We have developed a structured method for evaluating the quality and reliability of open sources based on their social network, past reporting, credentials, and other factors. We also have highly trained, contextually aware analysts with years of experience studying conflict around the world. Many of our analysts have spent time overseas and are fluent in multiple languages.
This holistic perspective allows us to weigh and judge information instead of accepting open source data at face value.
Bringing GIS Indoors with InVision 2.1Wednesday, August 3rd, 2016
PenBay Solutions' chief technology officer, Stuart Rich, spoke with me at Esri UC 2016 in San Diego about the company's leveraging of GIS to solve facilities management problems.
SAP HANA Platform is Now Underlying Data Store Processing Engine for EsriThursday, July 21st, 2016
At Esri UC 2016, GISCafe Voice spoke with Matt Zenus, vice president, Product Strategy Go-To-Market, Digital Enterprise Platform Group at SAP and Marie Goodell, Head of Marketing, SAP HANA Platform at SAP about their recent announcements.


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Not that's not a typo in the title. Webmonkey's Joshua Allen takes a humorous look at weblog tools in The Weblog Tool Roundup. I wanted to do more weblog reviews, but it takes a lot of time and effort to evaluate weblogs. He saved us the trouble. [link Webreference]
If you can't find the tool of your dreams, maybe you need to review the list of available weblog tools. Damn, so many.
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American defenceman Cody Wild has signed for the GMB Nottingham Panthers.
The six feet one inch left handed shot has put pen to paper for the club and says he's excited to be moving to Nottingham for both Elite League and Champions Hockey League action.
Cody was a fifth round draft pick of the Edmonton Oilers in 2006 and Panthers' head coach Corey Neilson said of his latest capture: "He has top end skating ability and was highly recommended to us by recent Nottingham recruit Chris Higgins.
"Cody has had a great career in North America playing in both the East Coast League and he also has a ton of games in the AHL too.
"He was high up the scoring charts for 'D' men last year and had nearly a point a game in the season before that. I see him fitting in with our younger, more mobile and more skilled defence corps in the coming season very nicely."
Cody has played in over 200 AHL games with a further 123 in the coast.
He has played at Springfield, Stockton, Providence, Reading, Wilkes-Barre Scranton, Wheeling, Hamilton, and Orlando.


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Mr Maddocks, 34, died after an incident in the Cambrian Vaults pub shortly after midnight on Wednesday.
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FLORENCE---Three prominent South Carolinians will be awarded honorary degrees from Francis Marion University during fall commencement exercises at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 16.
Selected to receive honorary doctoral degrees are: Edward E. Saleeby Sr. of Hartsville and John W. Drummond of Ninety Six, both members of the S.C. Senate, and Ashpy P. Lowrimore of Florence, regional president of Branch Banking and Trust Co.
Sen. Drummond will be the commencement speaker for the 303 candidates for FMU degrees. Candidates include 231 students for undergraduate degrees, 60 for graduate diplomas and 12 for Medical University of South Carolina degrees to students completing the satellite nursing program at FMU.
Saleeby has served in the state senate (District 29—Chesterfield, Darlington, Florence, Lee and Marlboro counties) since 1973. He previously served in the S.C. House of Representatives from 1951 to 1958. Saleeby received his LL.B. degree from the University of South Carolina in 1949 and is an attorney with Saleeby and Cox, P.A., law firm in Hartsville. He is past president of the S.C. Trial Lawyers Association and a former member of the Board of Directors of the S.C. Bar Association. He has served on boards of Byerly Hospital, the University of South Carolina, Coker College and Clemson University.
Saleeby is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, Hartsville Masonic Lodge No. 173, Hartsville Moose Lodge No. 1770, Kiwanis Club, Darlington County Red Fez Club, is a Scottish Rite Mason, and a charter member of the Hartsville Junior Chamber of Commerce. He is also a former member of the Hartsville Advisory Board, S.C. National Bank, and served as Potentate for Omar Temple in 1968. Saleeby was named Hartsville "Man of the Year" in 1981.
Saleeby is married to the former Willie Meta Calcutt and they have three children.
Drummond is president pro tempore of the South Carolina Senate. He represents District 10 (Greenwood and Abbeville counties), having served in the state senate since 1967. He served in the state House of Representatives in 1965-66.
He is president of Drummond Oil Co. and Greenwood Petroleum Co., Gulf oil distributors. A decorated veteran of World War II, he served as a fighter pilot in the U.S. Air Force from 1943 to 1947. Among his decorations are the Distinguished Flying Cross, Purple Heart twice, Air Medal nine times, three Battle Stars and a Presidential Citation.
Drummond is a member of the board of deacons of First Baptist Church in Ninety Six, and is the Worshipful Master of Eureka Lodge No. 48 and a 32nd Degree Mason Shriner. He is also a member of the American Legion and is a past member of the Board of Trustees of the College of Charleston and Board of Visitors at Clemson University.
In the state Senate, he is chairman of the Finance Committee and the Interstate Cooperation Committee, a member of the Budget and Control Board, vice chairman of the Fish, Game and Forestry Committee and the Labor, Commerce and Industry Committee, and a member of the Rules Committee and the Operations and Management Committee.
In 1976, he was chosen one of 10 outstanding state legislators in the United States by the Assembly of Governmental Employees. He has been named "Legislator of the Year" several times by numerous organizations. He holds honorary degrees from Clemson University, The Citadel, the University of South Carolina, the Medical University of South Carolina and Lander University.
A native of Marion, Lowrimore has 38 years of banking experience. As BB&T president of the coastal region of South Carolina, he is responsible for 32 branches. He's held this position since 1994. Prior to that he was city executive with Southern National Bank from 1989 to 1994, regional executive with First Union National Bank from 1985 to 1989 and worked in several capacities with Guaranty Bank and Trust Co. from 1962 to 1985. He also was a senior accountant with Sealtest Foods Division from 1954 to 1962.
Lowrimore was a recipient of the Order of the Palmetto in 1995 and was president of the Florence Rotary Club the same year. In 1990, he was president and campaign chairman of United Way. He has served on the executive board of Boy Scouts of America since 1994 and has been a member of Calvary Baptist Church since 1954. He was named Florence County "Business Person of the Year" in 1994.
A 1956 graduate of Carolina College of Commerce in Florence, Lowrimore has taken numerous other correspondence and self-study courses. He and his wife Carolyn have three children.
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You should discuss your concerns with your daughter's doctor. If your daughter is one of up to 3 percent of American girls and young women with eating disorders, the problem is even more serious. Eating disorders, especially anorexia nervosa, can lead to missed or irregular menstrual periods or the complete absence of periods, known as amenorrhea. These are signs of low estrogen, a hormone that is essential for developing bone density and reaching peak bone mass. Girls with anorexia nervosa will often have fractures as a first sign of the disease. Furthermore, reduction in estrogen production in adolescence can increase your daughter's risk of osteoporosis and fracture later in life. In severe cases, girls with eating disorders may even develop osteoporosis in their twenties, and they may find the damage to their bones cannot be reversed later in life.
Look for the following signs and see your daughter's physician if you think your daughter has, or is at risk of developing, an eating disorder:
- missed menstrual periods after having had them regularly for at least several months
- extreme and/or unhealthy-looking thinness
- extreme or rapid weight loss
- frequent dieting practices such as
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- not eating in front of others
- trips to the bathroom following meals
- preoccupation with thinness
- focus on low-calorie and diet foods
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Arsenal.com editor Richard Clarke has chosen his top 10 Arsenal performances from the 2003/04 season.
In Part two of this feature, Richard reveals the top five matches in his selection. You can watch highlights of each game by scrolling down the page and clicking on the relevant graphic.
"Let me state my case. If the 'Three Rs' are the basis of a sound education then the 'Three Ss' are the basis of true footballing reflection. That's style, substance and significance.
"Style is judging a game by its beauty. The movement of the players, the crispness of the passing or even the crunchiness of the tackling. Then there are the goals. Weaving around eight players, fooling the 'keeper and slotting home or leathering it in from 65 yards, each has their own style credential. How you rate them is, of course, up to you.
"Then there's substance… or guts or determination or grit or bottle or whatever you want to call it. It's the quality you need to come back from a goal down or when you are left with 10 men and two walking wounded or even the ability keep making that lung-bursting run to the far post when a, you have done so 20 times in the game to no avail and b, the one time you did get the ball you missed a sitter. Goals, games and titles are decided on such small matters.
"And then there's significance. Where did this game fit in to the overall pattern of the season? A dazzling performance when you need it most is worth 100 during pre-season. A campaign, like life itself, is made up of a series of moments. Great teams play great games when the moment demands.
"No one factor will dominate the others. Every assessment made has been as a mixture of all three. Some score high on style and substance but low on significance, others were frankly bog-standard performances but they signify an important development in the season. Here we go."
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Blackburn 0
Arsenal 2
Barclaycard Premiership
March 13, 2004
Although Arsenal were not at their most fluent at Ewood Park, this game in part righted the wrongs of last season. On the same weekend a year earlier Wenger's side had produced by far the worst performance of that entire campaign.
Gilberto, who ended up playing at centre back that day, admitted to Arsenal Plus afterwards that the dire 2-0 defeat was resonating in his mind before kick-off and most of the travelling support would have been fearing déjà vu.
In fact it was not a great performance. Henry curled in a long range free-kick early in the second half and Pires popped up - yet again - to add a second at the death. But the trips to Blackburn, along with Bolton, had been Arsenal's undoing in the title race in 2002/03. This was no glamour game but Arsenal had kept their standards sky high. Matching that 115-year-old unbeaten League season would be based on that principle. Low-key on style, massive on substance and significance.PLAY21 Feb 2004
Chelsea 1
Arsenal 2
Barclaycard Premiership
February 21, 2004
Arsenal's worst start of the season. Within 27 seconds, Eidur Gudjohnsen had swept in a cross from Geremi and the home side were ahead.
This game came just six days after Arsenal had come from behind at Highbury to beat Claudio Ranieri's side 2-1. It was Arsenal's 16th game against Chelsea without defeat but, this time, Stamford Bridge fancied a shock.
Yet within 20 minutes Arsenal were ahead. First Vieira ran on to one of the best through-balls of the season, from Dennis Bergkamp (who else), to steer the visitors level. Then Chelsea keeper Neil Sullivan failed to gather a corner and Edu hooked home.
Arsenal had to weather the storm around half-time as the home side replied with vigour. But, yet again, they did it. And if you keep on doing it you can't be called lucky. Bergkamp's vision scores high on style points while the substance of the defending was apparent.
As for the significance? Wenger's side had gone to one of their main title rivals, defending when they had to and attacking when they could. And this particular victory came in February when injuries and suspensions were starting to bite. We learnt a lot of about Gael Clichy that day as Ashley Cole was injured and the victory he helped to ensure opened up a seven-point gap at the top of the Premiership.
It would never be reduced.PLAY4 Oct 2003
Liverpool 1
Arsenal 2
Barclaycard Premiership
October 4, 2003
Another game in which Arsenal trailed. Edu's scrappy header got the visitors level before half time but I remember saying on our commentary that day that in title seasons you have to excel. (Remember Arsenal won at Old Trafford in both 1998 and 2002). Pires popped up with a wonderful long-distance winner and then, significantly, Arsenal retained their lead with relative ease.
The previous season's title bid had been undermined by the loss of such advantages late on. The nature of this victory proved this side would be more resilient this season.PLAY9 Apr 2003
Arsenal 4
Liverpool 2
Barclaycard Premiership
April 9, 2004
The great make-or-break week of the season had started badly. Out of the FA Cup, out of the Champions League, Arsenal trailed 2-1 to Liverpool at Highbury after 45 minutes. Going down into the press lounge for a half-time cup of tea, you could sense a shock was on the cards and almost hear the sound of grating metal as the knives were being sharpened.
Pires, so often 'Johnny on the Spot' this season, prodded home an equaliser just after the break. And then Henry put Arsenal ahead. I don't need to describe the goal. If you saw it, you will remember it.
This was not a perfect performance. There was obviously fatigue in those legs. But, even tired, they were more than a match for a side that would eventually finish fourth in the Premiership.
Henry added No 4 with perhaps the stroke of good fortune that had been absent in the two games earlier that week.
His second goal lifts the 'style' factor of this game all by itself and its significance in the Premiership campaign can not be overstated. A good magician always has something up his sleeve and this result was conjured up just when it mattered most in the Premiership.PLAY25 Nov 2003
Inter Milan 1
Arsenal 5
Champions League
November 25, 2003
My first two choices were high-scoring affairs capped by stunning individual goals from Thierry Henry. They are head, shoulders and probably half-a-torso above anything else this season given the criteria set out. But the sensational display at the San Siro just pips it for me.
Remember the significance. Arsenal had taken one point from their first three Champions League games (including a 3-0 reverse at Highbury by Inter on the opening night of Group B). Victory was a necessity.
Remember the absentees - Vieira, Campbell, Lauren, Gilberto, Bergkamp, Wiltord. Remember the then relatively unknown names of Justin Hoyte, Gael Clichy and Michal Papadopulos on the bench. It smacked of a squad at full stretch.
But they delivered. It was Inter's second ever Champions League defeat at the San Siro, their first home loss to English opposition for over 40 years and they went into the game having not conceded a Serie A goal for more than a month!
Henry breached their defence early but Vieri responded with a goal that Jens Lehmann told the website afterwards was "three times lucky". Ljungberg restored the lead then, five minutes from time, Henry conjured up a clinching third that combined pace, vision, confidence and lethal finishing. He left Javier Zanetti, (yes THAT Javier Zanetti, the Argentinian defender with 70 caps) trailing in his wake to spear home a shot past Francesco Toldo. Pires and Edu added late goals but 5-1 did not flatter Arsenal.
They knew they had to win or that modern barometer of footballing greatness - the Champions League - would have been pointing straight towards stormy weather. However they met the challenge and exceeded all expectations.
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Do Home Buyers Notice New Doors and Windows?
August 15, 2012
THE TALK... | Markets & Trends
With many housing markets across the country gaining traction, buyers and sellers are adjusting their expectations. With more consumers getting off the fence in order to take advantage of lower home prices and historically-low interest rates, real estate agents are advising clients to position themselves for success. For buyers, this might mean getting financial ducks in a row. For sellers, it could involve staging a property in order to attract the greatest number of potential buyers.
In an article I recently read, an Indianapolis realtor even suggests that exterior home staging may be the key to a successful sale. While he points out in the article that some minor fixes and fresh paint may be enough to entice would-be buyers, it made me wonder if some sellers are going beyond the bare minimum—doing things like replacing front doors and or drafty old windows before listing their homes. A sizeable investment, perhaps, but one that savvy home buyers are likely to notice.
Do you see customers buying replacement products to spruce up the curb appeal and comfort of their homes prior to a sale? Will they target a malfunctioning or particularly bad looking door or window? Dealers—have you (or any of your customers, if you're a manufacturer) thought about targeting these consumers or working with a real estate agent to facilitate replacement projects for a soon-to-be-listed home? Please send me an email or post a comment below to share your thoughts.
Now, I recognize we may end up with a biased result here, and we'll take that into consideration, but please take a moment to vote in our poll as well. Do fresh doors and windows resonate with home shoppers?
Survey Results as of 08/20/2012:
Updated and energy efficient windows and doors...
Can definitely impact a decision with energy-conscious buyers
May be taken into consideration, but won't be a deciding factor in a home purchase
Do not affect a home buyer's decision
Well, our poll results may not bee too surprising, it is good to see most industry respondents believe in the products they sell. About 99 percent see new windows and doors having some potential influence on home buyers as they make their purchase decisions. Curb appeal is particularly important in some regions of the country where inventory has not yet tightened enough to balance the market between buyers and sellers.


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NuMINE — Zane Clowser and Jake Hough each scored 11 points, and West Shamokin bested Highlands, 54-40, in a WPIAL non-conference boys' basketball game Saturday afternoon.
The Wolves held Highlands to just four points in the first quarter and raced to a 24-13 lead at the half.
Clowser also had seven steals and dished out six assists. Hough had a team-high six rebounds.
Andrew Brocious and Adam Crise added eight points each for the Wolves.
West Shamokin (6-1 overall, 0-1 conference) will play host to a holiday tournament Friday and Saturday.
• BLAIRSVILLE — Troy Williams scored 30 points to lead Blairsville to a 94-66 win over Northern Cambria in a Heritage Conference boys game that was played Thursday.
Colton McMillan added 23 for the Bobcats (6-0). Jaylin Rydbom added 11 points.
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CLARION — Five Marion Center wrestlers won first-place bouts to help the Stingers win the 22nd annual Clarion Junior High Wrestling Tournament on Saturday.
Carmen Gett (110 pounds), Charlie Beatty (115), Brandon Parsell (122), Mike Stewart (145) and Brad Smith (185) all won their weight classes for the Stingers, who totaled 58 team points.
John Miller (85) and Mike Turner (105) took second place, Zach Colazzo (145) and Tyler Cover (250) finished third, and Jared Marshall (165) and Aaron Kriley (155) placed fourth.
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Wooden craft painting has been around for hundreds of years. You may hear it referred to as "tole painting," which once was done on tin and is now regularly done on wood. If you have a piece of wood that you would like to paint, you should go through a process of creating a design or picking a pattern, picking your colors, buying your supplies and painting. With woodcraft painting, you usually employ water-based paints, which are easy to paint over and fix, so they work well for your first wood projects. Read more to find out how to paint wood crafts.
1Choose a work area with some ventilation. The fumes from certain products can be harmful, and it will help the paint to dry more quickly.
2Sand the surface of your wooden object. Always work with the grain of the wood. Use a fine grit sandpaper, from 140 to 180 grit.
- If you purchased a woodcraft object from a craft store, you may not need to sand it. If the surface area is completely smooth, skip this step.
3Rub the entire surface of the wood with tack cloths. These are sticky cloths that pick up dust and other debris from objects. They can be found at hardware or craft stores.
4Apply a primer or a stain to your wood. Many tole painters use spray-on primers because of the ease of application. It is essential to prime your wood in order to ensure that the pores are filled and the paint is absorbed evenly.
- You can alternatively choose to stain the wood instead. There are many types and colors of stains. You should choose those available at craft stores, rather than at hardware stores for small crafts. This is a great option if you want the primary surface to still have the appearance of wood.
5Grab a piece of paper and draw out a design of what you would like to do with your wooden project. Even if you are going freehand, without a stencil, this will help you know what colors of acrylic paint to buy and help you stay on track.
- If you choose a pattern with a stencil, you will also need to pick up graphite paper, tracing paper and a tracing instrument along with your paints and primer. You will need to place the tracing paper over the pattern and trace the design onto your tracing paper with a pencil. Place a piece of graphite paper, with the graphite face down, and place the tracing paper on top. Use your tracing instrument (usually a smooth metal ball at the end of a shaft), to trace it onto the top of your primed wood.
6Use a paper plate as your palette. Squeeze small amounts of colored acrylic craft paints onto the plate so that you can dip your brushes into them. Place a small bowl of water and a paper towel nearby, so you can wash the paint off your brushes.
- If you plan to paint a base color onto the surface of your wooden craft project, then you can start by squeezing a large amount of the acrylic color onto the paper plate. Use a small sponge brush to apply the paint all over your project. Allow it to dry before painting further designs onto it, unless you want to blend your paints. Do this before you stencil your design on, if you are going from a pattern.
7Dip your flat brush into an acrylic color and begin painting your design. Use an angular flat brush to paint around curves. Use a small round brush to make straight lines, dots or other precise figures.
- If you are interested in learning the many different strokes of tole painting, it is a good idea to take a class. Ask at the local craft store if they know of tole painting classes, or you can take a course online.
8Blend colors by painting a color, washing the brush in the bowl of water and then dipping into another color while both paints are still wet. Use the paper towel to dry the brush completely when there is too much water on your brush or you want to start with a new color.
- If you make a mistake, acrylic paints are easy to paint over, because they are water based. Simply paint over the mistake with the original base color and try again after it dries.
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MAYFIELD - Daniel Edward Trimble, 46, of Mayfield, Ky., passed away at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 21, 2014, in Ledbetter, Ky.
Daniel was born in Jacksonville, Fla., on July 13, 1967. He attended Paducah Tilghman High School. He worked in the river industry for 25 years and was employed as Facility Manager for Ingram Barge Lines. He and his wife Melissa attended Trace Creek Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife of 12 years, Melissa Ann Reilly Trimble of Mayfield, Ky.; his mother, Susan Marie Miller Cissell of Paducah, Ky.; his daughters, Brittany Trimble Riley and husband Kurt of Ledbetter, Ky., Bethany Trimble of Smithland, Ky., Danielle Trimble of Mayfield, Ky.; his stepson, Ryan Mitchum of Mayfield, Ky.; his brother, Sam Trimble of Paducah, Ky.; his grandchildren, Easton Smith, Lillian Cornwell, Leah Riley; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his father, Samuel E. Trimble, and his brother, Steven Trimble.
Funeral services are scheduled for Saturday, May 24, 2014, at 11 a.m. at the Lone Oak Chapel of Milner & Orr Funeral Home. Bro. Ronnie Stinson will officiate. Burial will follow at Oakwood Cemetery in Clinton, Ky.
Visitation was Friday, May 23, 2014, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Lone Oak Chapel of Milner & Orr Funeral Home.
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The normal pattern of American media is to become tremendously engaged in some sort of civil rights issue, expend thousands of hours explaining or denouncing this or that person and group, and finally, without uttering a sound disappear into oblivion. Our media has a one month capacity to become concerned. At some point after the month concludes, the media drifts off to another "incident." Michael Brown is dead. Eric Garner is dead. We have seen, read and heard countless "experts" declaiming and proclaiming their opinions about what happened along with assurances this type of murder must end in America. Alas, within another month a similar murder occurs. And, the cycle of "experts" informing the public either what just happened or the importance of DOING SOMETHING must occur.
As far as I know, not a single change has occurred in Ferguson, Missouri nor has a single change occurred in New York City about police choking people to death. OOPS, Sorry, I forgot these events are being STUDIED by EXPERTS. The month has drawn to an end. We must now shift attention to the next shooting or choking. I can assure one and all by October few in America will even remember the name- MICHAEL BROWN. The only certainty in America when the topic of racism is introduced is that not much will be done -for the long term solution of these ideas.


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Protein heals wounds, boosts immunity and protects from cancerMay 01, 2012
University of Calgary researcher edits special issue on disease fighting properties of lactoferrin
Hans Vogel, a professor in the biological sciences department, is the guest editor of a special issue of the journal Biochemistry and Cell Biology that focuses on lactoferrin, an important iron-binding protein with many health benefits.
"Some people describe this protein as the 'Swiss army knife' of the human host defense system," says Vogel. "We now know that lactoferrin has many functions in innate immunity and that it plays a role in protecting us from bacterial, viral, fungal, and protozoal infections. It can even protect us from some forms of cancer."
Lactoferrin-which is secreted into human milk, blood and other biofluids-has attracted a lot of interest from academics and industry. Furthermore, Vogel says it's likely the only protein that garners its own regular scientific conference. Researchers are starting to use lactoferrin as a potential therapeutic protein, one that can be taken orally instead of injected like other proteins.
"Lactoferrin is quite an unusual protein that has many effects on health," Vogel says. "It is also used as a general health-promoting substance, and in Japan it is added to infant formula."
The June issue of the journal includes 27 peer reviewed papers from leading international researchers on topics including the role of lactoferrin on small intestinal growth and development during early life, use of bovine lactoferrin to inhibit influenza and how the protein may prevent some preterm deliveries.
The protein may also have an important role in wound healing, says Vogel. "We've been working in this area for about 15 years and it's cool to see how the whole field slowly progresses, and you start to see more and more interesting applications. It is particularly exiting to see that clinical trials are now going on in the infectious disease area and in cancer."
Vogel says being a guest editor was a lot of work and a lot of fun. He also wrote an introductory article for the special issue that provides an overview of the current status of research into the protein. Read the open access article: http://www.nrcresearchpress.com/doi/full/10.1139/o2012-016
If you want to find out more details about lactoferrin you can read the special issue in Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Vol. 90, Issue 3, published by the NRC Research Press: http://nrcresearchpress.com/doi/story/10.4141/news.2012.04.17.66
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We're starting 2013 with a visitor. Gill Cleeren (Microsoft Regional Director, MVP & Insider) is in town to give some training sessions but will be joining us for the evening to share some of his knowledge and experience.
Gill can't make it but Richard and Sandra have spoken up and volunteered to speak instead. We'll probably finish a bit earlier than normal and then go to the pub.
We'll also look at how we test apps and some possibilities to help us all improve the quality of our apps in future.
As ever, a key part of meetings is the opportunity to share experiences learnt during the app creation process. If you've published any apps recently or are about to then we'd love to hear about your experience. If you're interested in speaking and/or demoing one of your apps please get in touch.
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How long can ice/water shield stay exposed?
In spring, I'm going to be doing a tear off and re-roof on a cabin we have as a vacation home. The challenge is that my time there is limited. I'm going to be able to recruit a bunch of help for the tear off, but the reroofing will go slower. It may take 2-3 weekends after the tearoff to get the shingling done.
Instead of using roof tarps, I was toying with the idea of installing ice/water barrier over most of the roof. It would give me a fairly weather tight system until I could get shingles installed. I realize it's a cost issue, but I ran the numbers for a 16 square roof and it didn't seem too bad. How long can the ice/water be exposed to the sunlight before it causes issues? Am I crazy for considering this?:eek:
i guess it depends on your roof.There are some who say i&w could form a double vapor barrier.Is the roof insulated?ventilated ?is there an existing vapor barrier?you could look into a product like thishttp://www.interwrap.com/Titanium/witch is designed for fairly long UV exposure
The GAF Ice/water shield I installed said 60 days
The exposure time varies, for some manufactures it's a week, and some it's 3 months. UV exposure is what hurts it. I've seen it exposed for years and it still looked good.
The roof will be insulated. I'll have the baffles directly under the old 1x roof boards followed by standard fiberglass insulation between the rafters. The soffits are vented and I will be installing continuous ridge vent.
If I can get 60 days exposure out of the ice/water barrier, that should give me plenty of time to finish my roof.
There are several base sheets that you can use so long as you install them properly and fasten the material with cap nails or tin caps with staples,
I have used Tamko's nail fast several times with good results,
but there are many others,
ask your local roofing material supplier for options.
I was not talking about covering the I&W with a good base sheet,
rather use a good base sheet instead of covering the entire roof in I&W.
You could also buy some cheap 15# felt paper to cover up the Ice and Water Shield, so it isn't exposed to the sun.
Tarps are cheap. Buy them and use them instead.
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Nigeria's Perpetual Nkwocha won the Women's Prize.
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Such mark in history!
Congrats to him..
na ah..i think asamoah shud have won. i mean what he did at the world cup that was enough. i dunno if they're only looking at club level. asamoah is my winner anyday!
Congrats Sir!
Congrats Eto'o
Am really proud of you
i love Eto'o but the truth has to be told...he didn't deserve it this time. gyan did. so sad he wasn't recognised.
Come on y'all Eto'o had a bad world cup and so did Messi and kaka and C. Ronaldo but guess what!? they still got nominations for fifa's highest honours this year...
When the WC is played it does matters in awards but the CAF/Fifa looks at your whole year. So This being said You have to look at eto'o's 2010. He won his 4th Champions league and became the only player to do that consecutively and in two countries, the only player in the world who can say that overall!
He showed exceptional skills by playing striker, lateral, defense leading to Inter's Champions league win,which very few players can do. He is currently the highest scorer of the champion's league and of the calcio and he just won the Fifa clubs World cup alond as being nominated best player of the competition and receiving an award for fairplay. That is difficult to top.It would be completely contradictory for the fifa to give him all these awards 2 days ago and the CAF to say he is not good enough...
Right now the only thing missing to his resume is a World Cup.
well as much as i wanted Gyan to win because of his performance at the world cup. Eto did win the treble with inter. congrats Eto
Well deserved..worthy winner..Asamoah was very good..a warrior..but stats don't lie!!
See how you put Perpetual's own under. kai!! It's a man's world.
who ever thinks asamoah should have won the african footballer of the year must be watching handball and not football..the award is for 2010 not south africa world cup dlapikin God bless u.Apologise 4 Ever comparing eto to asamoah..u cant even compare yekini plus drogba together against eto!!


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Have you ever opened a seed to see what's inside? Watch this video and learn how a seed can sprout with just sunlight and water.
Drop several beans into a cup of room temperature water. Soaking them will make them easier to open. Within 5-10 minutes, you'll notice the seed coat will start to get wrinkly. If you watch very carefully right by the "scar" on the bean, you might be able to see tiny air bubbles escaping.
The next day, pick just one of the beans to open and examine. Pull off the seed coat and gently separate the two halves. The two big pieces are the food source for the growing baby plant. Discard the pieces when you're done - the seed won't sprout now.
To sprout your seeds, take a clear drinking glass or canning jar and line the inside with a paper towel. Pour about an inch of water into the bottom of the glass and gently swirl so the paper towel soaks up the water. The water will stick the paper towel to the side of the glass. Keep adding more water a little bit at a time, until the entire paper towel is wet and there's about an inch of water left at the bottom of the jar. Place your seeds between the paper towel and the jar, so the paper towel holds the seed in place.