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How well does your organization respond to changing market conditions, customer needs, and emerging technologies when building software-based products? This practical guide presents Lean and Agile principles and patterns to help you move fast at scale—and demonstrates why and how to apply these methodologies throughout your organization, rather than with just one department or team.
Through case studies, you'll learn how successful enterprises have rethought everything from governance and financial management to systems architecture and organizational culture in the pursuit of radically improved performance. Adopting Lean will take time and commitment, but it's vital for harnessing the cultural and technical forces that are accelerating the rate of innovation.
Jez Humble is co-author of Continuous Delivery (Addison-Wesley), the Jolt Award-winning book in Martin Fowler's signature series. He began his career at a startup, and then spent 10 years at ThoughtWorks, building products and consulting. He now serves as a Vice President at Chef, and teaches at UC Berkeley.
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So so...
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Was expecting more insights. The format of the book was an aggregation of other works to try to tell a story. The information is solid enough, and maybe provide a good entry point for some with less experience. But the flow was a little off and the content seemed a little to generic/general.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By Patrick Kua
from London, United Kingdom
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I have read many books about agile, lean and organisations that build software, but this is the first that really brings it all together. Other books tend to be either too theoretical or focused on a single toolkit in a very narrow part of the organisation (such as budgeting, management, or software development). This is the very first, and best written, that brings both a holistic view together. This book is aimed at executives and managers who can influence the organisational policies and structures, providing not only the theory and tools, but also many publicly available case studies demonstrating how other organisations approach it. The industries and situations are wide and varied from small to large organisations, to software and hardware organisations and surely addresses those in denial and claim, "That won't work here. We are different!"The authors did their research well, with many other highly useful books, many of which I have read and would find myself recommending to others. The book is almost valuable enough to get the appendix of books alone. A perfect match for the target audience it was written for and a book that will continue to be relevant for many years to come.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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How to make big organizations suck less
By Kief
from London
Lean Enterprise as a book that explains why and how a medium to large sized organisation can reshape itself to be continuously, sustainably innovative.Of course, this is a popular subject for business books, but this one goes beyond hand-waving and platitudes, and gives concrete advice on things you can actually do in your own company, and loads of examples of companies that have done it. The only thing you need to add to this book - and it's admittedly a huge thing - is the will to stop doing the stupid things that everyone knows a "serious" company is supposed to do, and start doing things that the smartest companies do. It takes guts, because even though everyone knows the way most companies do things is what makes most companies mediocre, doing what everyone else does is the safest thing.The authors of Lean Enterprise have brought together ideas, concepts, and nuts and bolts from literally hundreds of sources. Two that obviously underpin the book are the Innovator's Dilemma, which urges larger companies to innovate internally the way smaller companies do, and the Lean Startup, which offers a model for quickly and cheaply testing product ideas, rather than investing in months of speculative product building. But Lean Enterprise weaves together well researched information and ideas from many, many other sources, bringing them together into an action plan.The detailed actions outlined in this book are what set it apart from the inspirational but insubstantial stuff you find in most business books. The authors outline a journey from exploring potential ideas, to exploiting ones that are proven to have a market, offering specific activities such as business model canvases, innovation accounting, and story maps. They go on to advise how to deal with the realities that make it challenging for larger, more established organisations to truly innovate, with pragmatic approaches to topics like organisational structure, governance and compliance, and financial accounting. Every step of the way includes "nuts and bolts" advice. Scientific, measurable methodology underlies every part of the process, even the fuzzy conceptualization stuff.And in case this all still seems like groovy ideas that aren't useful in the "real world" outside Silicon Valley, the book is thickly populated with examples from all sorts of organizations, from well-known behemoths like HP, Maersk, and others (including big banks), to governmental departments and non-profits. This isn't just a handful of case studies, dozens (maybe hundreds) of real-world examples are dropped casually througout the text. One that springs to mind is a paragraph mentioning how the Royal Pharmaceutical Society used rapid prototyping and user testing to find ways to turn their data into products. There are so many of this kind of example that after a while you're forced to accept that, if these guys can do these things, anybody can.
By Digital Transformer
from Sydney, NSW
This is a great reference book for transforming your enterprise. Early on it sets up the concept that there is no "silver bullet" and that it requires thought and action to move large organisation forward to be innovative and responsive to the new digital economy. The book then provides case studies, activities, and further reading to help readers see that it can be done, and get started in ways that will move you toward a better future! Also loving the fact I have already received an updated file of the book with some slight updates - Continuous Delivery in action!
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Lean Startup for the Enterprise
By bobf
from Boston
About Me Architect, Developer, Practice Director
Lean Startup provides a methodology for high velocity low risk product development. Lean Enterprise provides the roadmap of how to leverage this approach in the enterprise. More so than ever, enterprise architects and developers need to evolve from project oriented to product oriented and deliver quality software at a much fast rate. The best practices presented here along with Jez Humbles book Continuous Delivery provide a winning formula.
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An excellent work in progress
By DRS
from Portland, OR
This is a very important book. It represents a change in attitude that's long overdue and the authors do an excellent job presenting it. My only criticism is that there are some more complicated concerns in business where the path to apply lean principles is less clear, principally "non functional" concerns like security. I would like to see more elaboration on these sorts of issues, or at least an admission that thinking about them is still fuzzy and the community at large has work to do to round out the approach.Overall, however, I think the authors are on to something profound and this book is a very concise encapsulation of the principals of lean enterprise and how they can be applied. Having read the pre-release book, I look forward to reading the revisions.
Terrific book
By fpeixoto
from Montreal, Quebec
The content of the book was fantastic, not only for new business, but to "cut the fat" on sometimes heavy existing project processes.Definitely a must read for all.
Very good start
By Mike B
from NZ
When are you going to finish it?I agree, start ups are not the only organisations that could benefit from the ideas in this book. I think most organisations would find the ideas thought provoking.You may or may not agree with the ideas, but thought provoking and I believe everyone can benefit by exposure to them.
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The book that needed to be written!
By Darius
from London UK
I have long been an advocate of Agile/Lean philosophies and have successfully applied these principals across a variety of domains. In recent years there have been 2 books that have really challenged and influenced my thinking:* The Lean-Startup (Eric Ries)* Lean UX (Jeff Gothelf)Both these books are brilliant - but each suffer from a tiny flaw... their titles!The brilliant and game-changing ideas within the Lean-Startup are betrayed by its title. Execs within large enterprises see the word "startup" in the book's title and mistakenly think the ideas contained therein are not for them.In a similar vein, those who do not have a UX/Design background might miss the wonderful cross-functional and hypothesis based approaches that are articulated within Lean-UX.The Lean Enterprise closes this gap and directs targeted help and insight where some might say it is needed most... Large scale enterprises and industries that are ripe for disruption.These ideas work. They work at scale. This book tells you why and shows you how.
Great, even for an early release
By dazfuller
from Derby, UK
About Me Designer, Developer, Maker
I started reading this book to get a better understanding of "lean" in the enterprise. Whilst most of what I have read so far is case studies and theory it is all still really useful stuff giving some great insights and examples of what doesn't work so well (some of which I can identify with).
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This is a discussion on Carbon Fiber Hood Wrap within the Dodge Dart Appearance forums, part of the Dodge Dart Garage - The Mopar Zone category; Originally Posted by BlueStreak I might be attempting it this week. I did my carbon on my front bumper my 2.0 I had... Lmao... so ...
I thought about doing my hood and my front bumper also, but I got scared and just put some fender hash stripes and carbon fiber MOPAR stickers under the stripes. It turned out good, but not quite the same
For anyone who is worried that they will cut into the paint a bit. If you're going to have the wrap end on top of the hood or whatever you're wrapping, go get some plexiglass and a scrap piece and practice cutting. That should get you close enough to being able to cut the vinyl on the paint, but as long as you don't really get into the clear coat you should be good. If it's plastic you're applying to, it will be fine if it get's a little scratch on the edge of the vinyl. For a full wrap I'd give this a try.
Get a small plastic squeegee, a heat gun, and a spray bottle. In that spray bottle do a few drops of baby shampoo, 2 part rubbing alcohol, and 3 or parts water. If you're doing a full wrap of whatever, clean the side that is going to be showing (make sure no dirt of grease/oil is on there) and a little of the under/back side of it around the lip of whatever you're wrapping.
Cut it to about the size you need and then spray both sides of the vinyl and the surface of what you're going to be applying it to. When you put the Vinyl down to about the side you need (leave a couple of inches bigger if you can) you can move it around to get it where you need. Use the squeegee and start to squeegee the water out from the center to the outsides. When you get a spot where the vinyl is going to bunch up use the heat gun and lightly heat it until it forms to what you're wrapping and keep wiping the water away. If you're worried that you're going to scratch the vinyl after squeegeeing the water away, spray some more water on the outside of the vinyl.
When you get to the edge of what you're wrapping YOU DON'T NEED TO CUT RIGHT ON THE EDGE. Cut a little excess (about 1/8th of an inch) and wrap it over the edge and have it stick to the back side of the edge of what you're wrapping.
If you wrap the lip of what you're and have some stick to the underside it can help water/air/dirt from getting under the vinyl.
If you get bubbles under the vinyl use a pin/sowing needle to pop it and then use light heat from the heat gun and a light amount of pressure to push it down. I'f you do it correctly and take you're time the bubble isn't going to show. If you mess it up you can just reheat the vinyl and take it off. It shouldn't damage the pain if it's been on there for only a short time, and use some goo gone or something to clean everything up and try again after you've clean the surface again.
Also make sure you are doing this when it is warm outside (over 70f is possible).
Sorry for the long post!
Made an edit. Changed the "solution formula" because I'm dumb and typed this up at work, not paying attention to what I'm typing.
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No need for an apology. Good and helpful post. Thanks!
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Jon Ellis came into the game with the bases loaded and one out in the sixth and worked out of the inning with a pair of fly outs. The right-hander has inherited 21 runners this season and has stranded 16 of them. Ellis has given up runs in 15 of his 33 appearances this season but has extended his scoreless streak to 5.1 innings. Two of his three double play grounders this season have come over his last six games.
Joe Thatcher worked a scoreless inning, giving up one hit but facing the minimum after inducing a double play. The left-hander has allowed runs in two of his 16 outings in the Pacific Coast League, holding the opposition to three hits in 19 at-bats with runners in scoring position. Thatcher gave up runs in six of his 16 outings with the Padres, seeing the opposition hit .313 off him with runners in scoring position.
San Antonio (7-7, 46-38) lost 5-3 to NW Arkansas (Royals)
Nathan Culp suffered his sixth loss, giving up five runs on seven hits and a walk while striking out three in 6.2 innings. The left-hander gave up three homers, including back-to-back jacks in the seventh. The homers accounted for all the runs scored off Culp. The southpaw had surrendered two runs or less in five of his last six but this is the second time in four starts that he has given up three homers. Culp did get two double play grounders, giving him 14 on the year.
Carlos Guevara worked a scoreless inning but loaded the bases on a double, single and walk before getting out of the frame. The right-hander has given up runs in three of his seven outings this season and has already faced a bases loaded situation five times. He has given up multiple hits four times while going more than an inning and one-third just once.
Lake Elsinore (8-8, 47-39) lost 6-5 to Rancho Cucamonga (Angels)
Sawyer Carroll had a pair of RBI without the benefit of a hit. The outfielder went 0-for-3 but collected two sacrifice flies. He was, however, caught stealing and his error led to three unearned runs. Carroll has 15 RBI in 16 games with the Storm – giving him 55 for the year – and has five sacrifice flies on the season. The error was just his third in 82 games across two leagues.
Eric Gonzalez contributed an inning and two-thirds of scoreless ball. The right-hander allowed one hit and struck out two, stranding an inherited runner. The 22-year-old has stranded both runners he has inherited in the California League and six of the eight he has inherited across two leagues. Gonzalez has held right-handed hitters to a .154 average and has limited the opposition to a .236 average over two leagues with runners in scoring position.
Fort Wayne (14-1, 59-26) won 5-2 over Cedar Rapids (Angels)
Michael Watt picked up his second straight win, giving up two runs, one earned, on five hits. He did not walk a batter, struck out two and notched seven ground ball outs but did commit his first error of the year. The TinCaps have won 10 games in a row and have 27 victories in their last 30 games. Watt has not allowed more than two earned runs in four straight starts.
Blake Tekotte's 18-game streak ended on Thursday but he came back with two hits in five trips on Friday, driving in two to push his RBI total to 42. The outfielder has an RBI in seven of his last nine games and 10 of his last 15. Tekotte is hitting .356 over his last 36 games with 29 RBI and 25 runs scored. He has secured 12 multi-hit games across his last 20. He is hitting .411 since the All-Star game.
Eugene (8-13) lost 5-1 to Spokane (Rangers)
Al Angelucci stranded a pair of inherited runners by inducing a double play grounder in the seventh – it was the fourth straight game that the relief pitcher has notched a rally killer. Angelucci had inherited just one runner all year prior to Friday and that run had scored. The right-hander has worked scoreless ball over his last 7.2 innings after giving up six runs across a four-inning span. Angelucci needed just 13 pitches to cruise through his outing.
"It felt good," Angelucci said. "The difference was the kind of mentality that I had. I had two things on my mind – pitch inside and throw strikes. The other times I was probably thinking about the score or giving up runs and all that stuff. Today, it was attack them.
"I felt like I saved my arm a bit. It was encouraging. It was brought out by throwing it down the middle and letting my two-seam work to the side of the plate."
"He has pitched really well when we are out of it," manager Greg Riddoch said. "When we are on it – that is what I am waiting to see. If he can answer the same call there – than we are making progress. I got two four-pitch innings out of him, nobody does that – that is good."
"He is a guy that hasn't pitched much," pitching coach Bronswell Patrick said. "He threw strikes today. He was outstanding. He attacked the zone. He impressed me tonight. It was great to see that from him, especially with his curveball – it was outstanding tonight."
"I have been thinking too much out there," Angelucci said of past troubles. "I have been trying to prove something. I don't need to prove anything. I have to learn, teach myself things, listen to the coaches – throw strikes."
Dean Anna had three hits of the Emeralds seven hits, adding a double. He was on twice when Eugene grounded into double plays – a feat they accomplished four times on Friday. The infielder hit .200 with Fort Wayne but is hitting .304 across two leagues since beginning the season without a hit in his first 13 at-bats. He has a three-game hitting streak where he is 6-for-11 with two of his three doubles.
"I am feeling pretty comfortable out there," Anna said. "I wish we had gotten the win today – that is the bad part.
"I have been working on staying back and not lunging at the ball – using my backside. I have been working really hard to get it right and it is starting to come together for me."
Miles Mikolas took the loss, giving up two unearned runs on three hits and two walks while striking out four and netting five ground ball outs across 3.2 innings. The right-hander had given up six runs on eight hits across his previous 2.2 innings. Left-handed hitters are batting .545 off him early in the year while righties are hitting .217. The opposition is hitting .364 with runners in scoring position.
"Mikolas was much better today," Patrick said. "The breaking ball and fastball were up in the zone but he made the adjustment today. He got the ball down in the zone later in the game. I thought he threw the ball real well compared to his last outing.
AZL Padres (7-9) lost 11-10 to AZL Dodgers in 10 innings
John Hussey was clobbered to the tune of seven runs on nine hits and two walks across 4.2 innings, striking out five and hitting a pair of batters. Five of the hits he allowed went for extra bases, including a pair of triples. The right-hander had given up just two earned runs on six hits through his first 10 innings of work in his return to action. Hussey has, however, walked 12 batters through 14.2 innings.
Kurt Wideman hit a grand slam in the sixth inning – one of three homers notched during the frame and the sixth straight hit. It was the lone hit of the day for the backstop who went 1-for-3 with a walk. Wideman had been hitless in 11 at-bats with Eugene and had one hit in four at-bats for the AZL Padres. In fact, he had more errors (2) and double play grounders (2) than hits entering play.
Cesar Ramos returned to the hill in a rehab assignment. The left-hander worked one inning, giving up two runs on three hits while fanning one. The left-hander was 3-4 with a 3.68 ERA across 10 starts with Portland, allowing two runs or less in six of those outings before suffering an injury during jis May 28 start. Ramos lasted just an inning and one-third in that outing, giving up four runs on three hits and two walks.
DSL Padres (14-20) lost 10-0 to DSL Cubs
Jairo Gomez had one of the two DSL Padres hits, drawing two walks but also getting caught stealing for the second time this season in six attempts. Gomez has drawn a walk in four straight games and has been issued 11 of his 15 walks during his last eight contests. The Dominican native has an on-base percentage of just .143 when he leads off an inning but is hitting .294 with runners in scoring position.
Marlon Claveria gave up six runs, four earned, on eight hits and three walks across four-plus innings, suffering the loss. He worked to four batters in the fourth without recording an out. The right-hander out of Guatemala has given up 20 runs on 28 hits and 12 walks across 20.1 innings. Despite giving up so many hits, only one has gone for extra bases. The leadoff hitter of an inning sports a .435 on-base percentage.
Jean Corpas was on the hook for four runs on six hits and a pair of walks across three innings, striking out two. He also tossed four wild pitches. The right-hander has tossed 10 wild pitches on the season, including six in his last two outings. He has given up four or more runs three times in seven outings, going five innings just once over that span.
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The structure of the Fab' fragment of a human myeloma protein (IgG1 (<latex>$\lambda$</latex>) New) has been determined by X-ray crystallographic analysis to a nominal resolution of 0.2 nm. Each of the structure subunits corresponding to the variable and to the constant homology regions of the light and heavy polypeptide chains contains two irregular <latex>$\beta$</latex>-sheets which are roughly parallel to each other and surround a tightly packed interior of hydrophobic side chains. The regions of the hypervariable sequences in the light and heavy chains occur in close spatial proximity at one end of the molecule, defining the active site of IgG New. The role of these hypervariable regions in defining the size and shape of the active site of different immunoglobulins is discussed on the basis of the three-dimensional model of Fab' New. Several ligands that bind to the active centre of IgG New have been used to obtain crystalline ligand-Fab' New complexes which were investigated by difference Fourier maps. These studies are analysed in terms of the biological function and specificity of antibodies.
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Two quick-fire tries from Derrick Lee and David Callam had given the visitors a surprise one point lead late on.
The Dragons, who managed a try from Jason Forster, looked to have salvaged victory thanks to Craig Warlow's third penalty five minutes from time.
But with 88 minutes on the clock, Laney landed a superb 50-metre kick.
The fly-half had missed two easier attempts in a hugely forgettable first half, Warlow's two successful attempts the only instances of note.
The Dragons enjoyed the better of possession, but lacked any spark or imagination to pierce Edinburgh's organised defence.
Home prop Chris Anthony came closest to scoring the first try, but the former Wales international was penalised for a knock on as he stretched for the line five minutes before the interval.
Edinburgh were a man down at that stage after prop Craig Smith was sent to the sin bin for some persistent offending.
The Dragons, though, made little of their numerical advantage.
Todd Blackadder's yellow card six minutes into the second half gave the Dragons another ten minutes with an extra man one, and this time they took instant advantage.
Ian Gough won line-out ball close to the visitors' tryline and flanker Forster broke off from the driving maul to stretch over for the score.
Warlow's conversion gave the Dragons a 13-point lead.
But just when the Dragons looked to be cruising, full-back Lee scored for Edinburgh.
Warlow lost possession in midfield and the visitors broke quickly with Rob Dewey being hauled back in the left corner by a superb covering tackle by Dragons full-back Kevin Morgan.
The visitors kept possession, though, and Lee had a free run to the line after Laney had spread the play.
Laney's conversion put Edinburgh within a converted score of the Dragons, and the Scottish side needed less than 10 minutes to wipe out that deficit.
With their tails up, Edinburgh went through a series of phases in midfield and suddenly number eight Callam found a huge gap to run in under the posts.
Laney added the extra points and Edinburgh were a point ahead in a game they never looked like winning.
The Edinburgh forwards had been testing the patience of the referee all night, and another piece of indiscipline looked like costing them the game.
Warlow made no mistake from the resulting penalty in front of the post.
But just as the home fans were ready to celebrate another home win, the Dragons were penalised for offside and Laney sent the ball sailing between the posts to snatch an unlikely win for Edinburgh.
Dragons: K Morgan; G Wyatt, S Winn, S Tuipulotu, B Brew; C Warlow, G Baber; R Snow, J Richards, C Anthony, I Gough, P Sidoli, J Ringer, J Forster (capt), R Bryan.
Replacements: K Crawford, A Black, R Thomas, R Beattie, R Oakley, B Breeze, J Bryant.
Edinburgh: D Lee; C Joiner, M Di Rollo, P Boston, S Webster; B Laney, R Lawson; C Smith, A Kelly, J Brannigan, F Pringle, A Kellock, T Blackadder, D Callam, S Cross.
Replacements: D Hall, A Dickinson, A Strokosch, A MacDonald, J Blackwood, P Godman, R Dewey.
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(1) In the Secretary of State's Bulletin referred to in ORS 183.360 and in accordance with ORS 183.335.
(2) By mailing a copy of the notice to persons on the Oregon Department of Aviation mailing lists for specific interest areas established pursuant to ORS 183.335(8)).
(3) By mailing a copy of the notice to legislators as provided in ORS 183.335(15).
(4) By mailing a copy of the notice to the following:
(a) Associated Press;
(b) Northwest Labor Press;
(c) Associated Oregon Industries;
(d) Capitol Press Room; and
(e) Statesman-Journal newspaper.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 835.112
Stats. Implemented: ORS 183.335 & 183.341
Hist.: AVIA 1-2000, f. & cert. ef. 12-26-00; AVIA 1-2004, f. & cert. ef. 2-17-04
Uniform and Model Rules of Procedure
(1) Pursuant to ORS 183.341(2), the Oregon Department of Aviation adopts the Attorney General's Model Rules of Procedure under the Administrative Procedures Act, OAR chapter 137, divisions 1 through 5 to govern its rulemaking and contested cases or equivalent proceedings.
(2) Pursuant to ORS 183.341, the Oregon Department of Aviation adopts the Attorney General's Model Rules of Procedure under the Administrative Procedures Act, OAR chapter 137, divisions 46 through 49 to govern its procurement and public contracting.
(3) Sections (1) and (2) above adopt the Model Rules in effect on the date this rule is filed with the Secretary of State.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 835.035 & 835.112
Stats. Implemented: ORS 183.341 & 279A.050
Hist.: AVIA 1-2000, f. & cert. ef. 12-26-00; AVIA 1-2004, f. & cert. ef. 2-17-04; AVIA 1-2015, f. & cert. ef. 7-1-15
Public Records Access and Fees
All information in the custody of the Director of the Oregon Department of Aviation shall be disclosed or protected from disclosure in accordance with Chapter 192 of the Oregon Revised Statutes.
(1) Requests for records may be verbal; however, the Oregon Department of Aviation may require the request to:
(a) Be in writing;
(b) Be dated;
(c) Be signed;
(d) Adequately describe the records being requested; and
(e) Indicate the date the records are needed.
(2) A reasonable period of time, as determined by the department, shall be allowed for the records custodian to locate and assemble the requested records.
(3) Unless otherwise provided by statute or other administrative rule, the fees shall be calculated as follows:
(a) $0.25 per page for photocopies;
(b) Actual cost for use of material and equipment for producing copies of non-standard records. "Non-standard" records include, but are not limited to:
(A) Audio tapes;
(B) Video tapes;
(C) Oversize maps; and
(D) Machine readable formats such as computer hard drives, diskettes and magnetic tape.
(c) Costs for labor, which includes locating, compiling, editing or otherwise processing information and records. There shall be no charge for the first 15 minutes of staff time. Prorated fees are not available for less than a quarter-hour. The labor rate assessed thereafter shall be:
(A) $60 per hour for managerial staff time;
(B) $50 per hour for professional staff time, and;
(C) $15 per hour for clerical staff time.
(d) Costs may also include the cost of time spent by the Oregon Department of Aviation's attorney reviewing, redacting, and segregating records at the Oregon Department of Aviation's request, although the cost of the attorney's time spent determining the application of the Public Records Law is not a recoverable cost.
(e) The actual cost for delivery of records such as postage, FAX costs and courier fees; and
(f) $5 for each true copy certification.
(4) Estimated payment or deposit may be requested in advance.
(5) An individual or entity that chooses to receive meeting agendas and materials electronically may subscribe by sending an email request to email@example.com. The email shall include a contact name, the email address of the individual or organization, and a daytime telephone number for the contact person. An email subscription continues until cancelled by the subscriber. There is no charge to subscribe electronically.
(6) The Department shall notify a requestor of the estimated costs of making records available for inspection or providing copies of records to the requestor. If the estimated costs exceed $25, the Department shall provide written notice and shall not act further to respond to the request unless and until the requestor confirms that the requestor wants the Department to proceed with making the public records available. All estimated fees and charges must be paid before public records will be made available for inspection or copies provided.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 192.430, 192.440, 835.035,
Stats. Implemented: ORS 192.410 - 192.505
Hist.: AVIA 1-2000, f. & cert. ef. 12-26-00; AVIA 4-2002, f. 11-27-02, cert. ef. 12-1-02; AVIA 2-2005, f. & cert. ef. 9-23-05; AVIA 3-2015, f. & cert. ef. 12-15-15
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WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration is reviewing safety equipment used in the nation's mines after previously scrapping similar initiatives started by the Clinton administration.
The agency that oversees coal mine safety is seeking public input on how to better supply miners and rescuers with equipment such as breathing apparatuses and communications devices, according to documents obtained by the Associated Press.
In recent years, the Mine Safety and Health Administration pulled Clinton-era initiatives examining safety equipment and mine rescue operations off its regulatory agenda, a semiannual document that outlines what agencies are working on.
Key among the items withdrawn were those dealing with the oxygen packs miners carry and the ability of mine rescue teams to do their jobs.
Such issues will be reexamined, according to the documents, which noted that the Sago Mine accident in West Virginia ''underscored the vital role that mine rescue operations play."
In withdrawing the items during its first term, the Bush administration contended that its priorities were changing and it was concerned about resources.
Miners' advocates said the action stopped potentially important safety rules from coming to fruition.
''Work was in progress to implement some of these protections," Joe Main, who recently retired as the top safety specialist at the United Mine Workers union, said yesterday.
Main welcomed the new study, but said it fell short. He said the agency should impose new emergency rules that could go into effect quickly, and he said Congress ought to pass legislation establishing new safety standards as it did following the 1968 mine explosion in Farmington, W. Va., that killed 78 miners.
''Study all you want," Main said. ''That's good. That's healthy, but don't preclude action with study."
One of the items withdrawn called for a review of the oxygen units miners are required to wear or keep within 25 feet of their work area.
Main said the goal was to eliminate defects and improve inspections of the air packs and ensure that the machines were actually providing the one-hour's worth of air that is required.
The union also wanted additional units stored in the mines. The review will examine those issues.
The Jan. 2 explosion at Sago Mine in Sago, W. Va., led to the deaths of 12 miners. Officials said one victim apparently was killed by the blast itself, and the others were asphyxiated by carbon monoxide.
Officials also said there was evidence that most of the miners used their one-hour air packs, yet the ordeal lasted more than 40 hours.
Jeffery Kravitz, a safety specialist at the Mine Safety and Health Administration who coordinates the agency's rescue teams, said the federal government hasn't been ignoring the issue.
Kravitz said the Labor Department agency, along with the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, has held numerous workshops to identify what technology might be available or developed to provide miners with longer-lasting oxygen packs that are light enough to wear.
Another item the Clinton administration had been reviewing but which was withdrawn during President Bush's first term involved the deployment of mine rescue teams.
Main said the administration was looking at ways to boost the number of teams available and in proximity to the mines.
Mine operators rely on teams that are up to two hours away, which union officials say is too far.
Ellen Smith, owner of Mine Safety and Health News, a newsletter, said miners' representatives and industry officials disagreed over what should be required of mine operators when it comes to rescue teams.
''Nothing was being accomplished, but I don't think that's a good reason for giving up," Smith said of the decision to pull the issue from the regulatory agenda.
Kravitz said his agency in recent years expanded national contests it holds to train and attract new mine rescue teams.
In its request for public input, the agency also is seeking information on technology such as text-messaging devices that might help rescuers communicate with miners.
The agency is looking into whether rescue chambers could be built as shelters inside mines.


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What a shame... Guess you'll have to do some work instead of playing NES games. =P
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It was Charlie's fifth birthday and he had been waiting eagerly for the morning of April 28 to arrive. He has been planning for over two months now, what all he intended to do. More so because his father, Mr. D'Souza, had promised Charlie of a cricket bat with a MRF sticker; just like Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli. Charlie wanted to grow up to be a cricketer, just like his favourite cricketers.
Charlie woke up before his parents and rushed to the drawing room expecting a lot of presents stacked up for him. However, there was nothing. He waited patiently for his parents to wake up. Charlie's final exams at school had ended and he was waiting for the new term to begin. The clock ticked 6:15 AM. He hoped that his mother would wake up any minute. He didn't want to go and knock on the door of his parents' bedroom and disturb. He sat on the sofa and waited… 6:25, 6:35, 6:45… Charlie had fallen asleep on the sofa while waiting for his parents.
His mother, Mrs. D'Souza, a 35-year-old lady, who had just started her baking start-up, woke up to find his youngest child asleep on sofa. She went back to her bedroom and woke up Charlie's father.
By this time Charlie had woken up and jumped up on the sofa shouting, "Bat! Bat! Bat!" Before Charlie could say anything anymore, his father had gone back and presented him a wrapped huge box. Charlie touched it and he felt unsure. It didn't feel like a bat but a huge box. Charlie looked sad.
"Open it up, don't sulk," said Charlie's father.
Charlie quietly sat on the sofa and started unwrapping the gift box. Suddenly a ball popped out.
"Ah!" Charlie led out a shriek in happiness. He did not half expect this.
His unwrapping speed went up by five times and within seconds the six wickets, six wickets, four bails, one tennis ball and a brand new cricket bat was lying on Charlie's five-year-old lap. Charlie started jumping in joy, letting the wickets and bails and ball roll out all around the drawing room. He jumped on his father and started kissing him in joy.
And, then suddenly he stopped. He ran back to the cricket bat and picked it up and saw something. His face turned gloomy. Something was missing.
"What happened?" his mother asked.
"No MRF?" Charlie asked his father with teary eyes.
Charlie's father started smiling and went up to him. He patted his light, silky black hair. "Boy, do you think Virat and Sachin started playing with the MRF bat? They earned that label with years of hard work."
Charlie did not look satisfied. He wanted the MRF bat. He didn't care. His reputation was at stake.
"But, no one will believe this!" Charlie started sobbing loudly. "All my friends are expecting me to bring the MRF bat and we decided to play with it. Now, everyone will laugh at me."
Charlie's father picked him up in his arms and rubbed his tear-filled cheeks.
"You tell them, to go and ask their parents, whether Virat and Sachin started playing with a MRF bat when they were of your age. If they still laugh at you, you will know they are not your friends. Your friends will stand by you and believe you."
Charlie heard his father speak. He always believed what Mr. D'Souza said and he always did what his father told him. He did not want to argue anymore. He picked up his brand new cricket kit and arranged them at the corner of the room.
Then he went and hugged both his parents and tucked inside his mother's arms. Charlie was happy.
It was 11 o'clock in the morning. Despite the tormenting sun hovered over their heads, the young 5-7 year olds of Whitefield lane did not care about anything else than cricket. New terms were yet to start and they wanted to utilise each and every minutes of the day before they went back into carrying heavily loaded school bags and gulp in 10-lettered words that was somehow supposed to make them into better citizens of tomorrow.
Everyone had been anxiously waiting for Charlie that day. They waited for the brand new cricket bat with MRF written on it. Everyone wanted to touch it.
Charlie appeared with a huge bag behind him gleefully, out of the corner of the Whitefield lane. Everyone started cheering and loudly calling out his name. "Charlie, Charlie!" As if Charlie had won a tournament for them.
Even the 10-year-olds of the colony ran towards Charlie.
While cheers and demands of the new bat be made public started filling in, Charlie's heart raced like a rocket. He was happy but his reputation was at stake too. He knew that despite having so many friends, there were enemies too, who were unhappy with the fact that Charlie, the 5-year-old had a MRF bat and not them.
Charlie slowly started taking out the wickets, bails, and the ball and finally came out the bat. There was a loud cheer, "Yeah!" and then everyone was quiet.
"Hey, this is no MRF bat! You cheat!" said a 7-year-old boy, who had desperately fought with his parents to gift him a MRF bat too. Charlie could see the grin and many others also laugh at his back and at his loss.
"When Virat and Sachin started playing, they also did not have a MRF bat! They earned it over the years! Go and ask your mom and dad!" Charlie said exactly what his father told him, but trying to sound convincing. However, he ended up sounding desperate.
The other kids started laughing. Charlie would break into tears any soon.
"Yeah, right! Virat and Sachin. You think you can buy us with that story? Say na, your father did not gift you one coz you don't deserve! Loser!" said a 10-year-old, who tried to boss everyone at Whitefield lane and took away the ball, if he ever got out early.
Charlie's eyes had just started to turn red, when another five-year-old came from behind and protested.
"Hey you, you think you are bigger than us, so you can say whatever you want? You know what? My brother plays at Shivaji Park and even he does not have a MRF bat! He also told me that you have to earn to be there where Sachin and Virat are. Stop being such a mean and get on with your game. Why are you wasting his birthday and our time?"
And then the boy turned towards everyone. "Did any one of you get a new cricket bat this birthday? Forget a bat, a whole new cricket set?" No nah! Then stop hurting him and let's play with the new thing!"
In twos-threes, people started agreeing with this boy. Charlie's face had turned from red to pink to red again.
The boys started dispersing. The 5-7 year olds, who played together, quickly collected the kit from Charlie and patted and wished him. Some of them even hugged. Charlie threw high-fives also.
The boy, who had fought for him, had started to place the wickets into the ground. Charlie walked up to the boy and said, "Thank you."
The boy looked back and smiled. And then suddenly Charlie hugged him. The boy got startled and tried to get rid of him.
"Hey what's your problem?" asked the boy.
"You fought for me, you are my friend. Only friends do that!" Charlie replied.
"Hey, buddy. I really appreciate all these but I just wanted to play. Manu's bat is almost broken. So, don't get all excited."
And the boy turned and started putting the other wickets in place. Charlie did not care much about the reply. He knew that he found a new friend and he could see the boy trying to hide his face from Charlie and had blushed cheeks when Charlie called him his friend.
Charlie picked up the other three wickets and ran towards the other end and started putting them in place, as others came to help him.
The boy turned and saw Charlie laughing with others and he said under his breath, so that no one could, "Friends!" And let out a smile that denoted that a new friendship was born.


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House Bill Would Phase Out .30/.30 Standard
The Window and Door Manufacturers Association is applauding passage of legislation in the House last week that would replace the .30/.30 standard to qualify for a $1,500 tax credit with the 2010 Energy Star criteria for windows, doors and skylights. The legislation was included as part of the tax extenders bill, which passed by a vote of 215 to 206, and must now go back to the Senate for final approval.
"This is great news for the industry and the many consumers who will have not only more options for energy-efficient fenestration products, but also be able to choose the ones that are most appropriate for their region of the country," says Michael O'Brien, WDMA president. "We would also like thank Rep. John Yarmuth (D-KY), the original sponsor of the legislation, for his tireless efforts to enact this change."
This legislation, if signed into law, would apply to purchases for the remainder of 2010. In addition, there would be a three-month phase in where both products would qualify, WDMA reports.


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Sunday, March 11 was the third Sunday in Lent. In the early church this day was known as Scrutiny Sunday because candidates for baptism were examined to determine if they were ready for baptism or confirmation which took place on Easter Sunday. Bishop Hartley based his sermon on the Epistle for the day, Ephesians 5:1, "Be ye therefore followers of God, as dear children, and walk in love…" St. Paul then goes on to give advice on living a Christian life, saying that there are certain things a Christian must do and others we must not do. These rules that Paul lays down are in keeping with the central theme of Lent which is self-examination and self-discipline.
The service was followed by a potluck dinner and a table laden with wonderful food, followed by our bimonthy vestry meeting at which various items of church business were discussed such as the budget, building a new creche for next Christmas, and repairs to the lawn before mowing season begins. Dates were set for the next work day and picnic.
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New Yorkers get on their bikes in style
By Jui Chakravorty Das
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - New Yorkers are getting on their bicycles and they are doing it in style.
Frumpy, unfashionable gear has given way to sophisticated, chic and affordable designs by fashion students as more city dwellers abandon the buses and subways to pedal to work.
"New York should have not only the most bicyclists, but the most stylish ones as well," Patti Harris, the first deputy mayor of New York, told a news conference.
Promoting bicycling is part of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's agenda to create a greener, bike friendly and car-free New York.
Following the examples of cycling cities such as Amsterdam and Beijing, New York has built 200 miles of bike lanes in the past three years. An estimated 185,000 New Yorkers cycled to work in 2008, an increase of 35 percent from the previous year.
In keeping with the city's efforts to promote cycling, luxury apparel maker LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton asked students at the Fashion Institute of Technology to create chic yet affordable cycling gear.
"We want to do everything we can to raise the profile of biking in New York," Janette Sadik-Khan, commissioner of the New York City Department of Transportation, said at the news conference to announce the winning design.
"Having functioning, attractive gear so you can arrive at work looking stylish should be very encouraging," she said. "No one wants to show up at work looking like bike messengers." Continued...


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The Tecnifibre TFight 315 Limited in an 18x20 string pattern option, and calls out their new partnership with the ATP World Tour. Tour Prepared technology utilizes silicon in the handle lay-up, as inspired by racquet preparation for tour players, improving feel and frame feedback while filtering out harshness.
The TFight 315 offers a heavier static weight/head light balance that offers outstanding feel, further enhanced with a leather grip. The dense 18x20 string pattern further suits itself to more aggressive players seeking control and maneuverability, with added stringbed stiffness.
I recently graduated from college, playing at a D3 school and I'm looking to get back into tennis. I tested out this racquet a couple weeks ago and normally I don't give reviews on products, but I felt that everybody should know about this racquet. First of all, it's a shame that this frame will be going away soon because it has been amazing to play with. I'm going to take advantage and buy a few now while I can. This racquet suits me because I'm a fairly advanced player and this has a heavier weight with great feel. The 18x20 string pattern really added to the control and maneuverability of the frame. I could tell that I had to do most of the work, but I'm used to playing with heavier frames, so that was fine. This really gave me the extra pop I needed on my shots. Satisfied customer all around.
This is a Tecnifibre Pro Stock, sold as retail. It is going away sadly :( It is very tip light and needs lead in the hoop if you are an advanced player. The feel is unreal, the control is awesome, it is lower powered, so string a little lower (45-50 depending on string choice). This frame is a beast. Allow yourself a little time to adjust, and you will be king of the court. I now have a small army of these and the 16x19 pattern ones. Grab some grommets while you are at it, as this is the last frame you will ever need!! If you prefer more open patterns, get the other one. This frame is better than any modern frame on the market IMO, and as good as the classics (Prestige classic, old school prostaffs). It takes some skill to wield, but it's so worth it!!!
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Ready to show off their latest work, the stars of "Begin Again" were on hand for the film's Tribeca Film Festival premiere on Saturday evening (April 26) in New York City.
A vision in white, Keira Knightley took to the arrivals carpet alongside her co-star
Hailee Steinfeld, who rocked a colorful, geometric look.
Taking care of a media obligation, Eva Longoria attended Tribeca Talks: After the Movie for "Food Chains" on Saturday (April 26) in New York City.
Glowing in a figure hugging black frock, the film's producer rocked the arrivals carpet outside the SVA Theater before heading in for the talk.
Taking care of some promotional duties, Emma Roberts answered questions about her new movie during a question and answer session at the Apple Store in Soho on Friday (April 25).
Accompanied by director Gia Coppola and actor Nat Wolff, the "Palo Alto" star took part in the event as part of the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival.
Proudly showing off their upcoming project, Emma Roberts and James Franco arrived at the "Palo Alto" premiere during Tribeca Film Festival on Thursday (April 24).
Ready for some mid-week fun, celebrities headed over to the Vanity Fair party at the Tribeca Film Festival on Wednesday evening (April 23) in New York City.
Rocking a floor-length long sleeved black gown, "Private Practice" star Kate Walsh struck a pose outside the State Supreme Courthouse, while America Ferrera followed suit in a sleeveless black frock of her own.
Getting in some all-important couple time, Courteney Cox stepped out with Johnny McDaid for the Vanity Fair party on Wednesday night (April 23) in New York City.
The "Cougar Town" cutie looked gorgeous in a gathered blue dress and a black cardigan, while her man stuck with a traditional suit and tie.
Living it up at the Tribeca Film Festival, Sofia Vergara hit up the premiere of her flick "Chef" on Monday night (April 22).
The "Modern Family" babe showed of her amazing body in a lacey white dress and posed with her cast mates on the red carpet.
Taking in all the action at the Tribeca Film Festival, Robin Wright and Kevin Spacey posed for a few photos together at the premiere party for "Now: In The Wings On A World Stage" last night (April 21).
The "House of Cards" duo mixed and mingled with the guests packed into New York City's The General.


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For modern moustaches and muttonchops, a disposable razor from a big box store just won't cut it. Among the folks joining forces to answer the call for finely crafted grooming products are Heather and Justin May of Dirty Deeds Soaps in Lubbock.
The national return to antiquated shaving methods and all-natural products inspired the couple to do their part to help make male grooming cool again. (Ironically, Justin sports a rather epic beard year-round.) Dirty Deeds and Startifacts specializes in vintage-style shaving kits composed of mugs, boar-bristle brushes, classic razors, and soaps. Michelle gave us the dirt on their handmade soaps, made with vitamin E oil and a secret weapon—beer. Basic shaving set, $20; dirtydeedssoap.com
The Advantage: "One bar of our soaps will last as long as three cans of regular shave foam. So in the long run, it's cheaper."
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The Scents: "Our beer-based soaps include Wintermint Ale, Pumpkin Ale, and Vanilla Sandalwood. The beer smell cooks out, but it has a moisturizing effect."
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Yoho Opponent Jake Rush Responds to Photos, Calls Role-Playing a "Hobby"
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- A North Central Florida congressional candidate is attempting to defend his character -- and "characters" -- after blog posts and photos surfaced on Tuesday, detailing his involvement in a fantasy role-playing group.
According to blog posts, U.S. Congressional candidate Jake Rush -- who is challenging incumbent Rep. Ted Yoho -- was a frequent participant in a fantasy role-playing group known as "The Mind's Eye Society", in which members would frequently meet to act out scenes from the books on which the group is based on.
Not only does the post contain numerous photos of Rush dressed up as various characters, but it also quotes a violent and sexually explicit post from an online message board that was written by someone posing as a "Chazz Darling", one of the characters Rush was known to impersonate.
Speaking out on Tuesday, Rush acknowledged being a member of the group, but denied ever authoring any crude posts.
"It's not designed to be distasteful, its designed to be acting," said Rush. "When people become too extreme, it becomes gross and obscene. And it's not something we'd want to participate in, or foster," he said.
Rush, an attorney and former Alachua County Sheriffs Deputy, says these latest claims are an attempt by his opponent to smear his reputation.
When asked if he still participates in those groups today, Rush said no, citing his busy campaign schedule.
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ALVA, Okla. - Head softball coach Cody Hooper has announced today's softball games against Northwood have been postponed and rescheduled for tomorrow. The time of the games have yet to be determined.
Northwestern was scheduled to play a doubleheader against Texas Wesleyan tomorrow but those games have been cancelled due to unplayable field conditions.
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CIBC World Markets upgraded Outback Steakhouse (OSI ) to sector perform from sector underperform. On Thursday, the restaurant company posted 2.6% higher October comparable-store sales.
Analyst John Glass tells S&P MarketScope that the upgrade was due to strong October sales, easing comparable sales, and margin stability. He notes October comparable sales were the best in nearly two years. The company will face easing comparable sales over the next three quarters, while its competitor Darden Restaurants (DRI ) will face tough comps.
Glass says Outback has locked in beef and butter prices at favorable rates for 2003. He also notes the company has declared its first quarterly dividend, with a yield approaching 1.5%. He maintains EPS estimates of $2.06 in 2002 and $2.35 in 2003. He raised his $32 price target to $38, at 16 times 2003 EPS estimate.


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New FEMA Floodmaps
It means many residents may have to buy flood insurance.
Residents of other counties have received this bad news, but their complaint was that the maps FEMA used were outdated. That's not quite the case in Columbia County. Their maps are from 2004.
But some residents are still questioning their accuracy. Some folks say they've never seen their property flood.
The county sent out notices to residents whose homes would now fall in flood zones. They had 90 days to appeal it. But now that period is over and many still have questions. So the county is hosting an open house.
"There'll be FEMA representatives, water management district representatives, the county, the city... And they certainly will be able to talk to officials to help determine how to remove their property from a flood zone," says Columbia County Flood Planner Brian Kepner.
The open house is this Thursday at the Columbia County Fairgrounds from 4 to 9.
The maps are not set to be finalized until the beginning of next year.
By Anne Imanuel, WCJB TV20 News
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Greg Gutfeld of Fox News interviewed Conservative economist Ben Stein yesterday, and when the host didn't get the answer he wanted, he deemed Stein as a "Communist."
Congress right now can pass a law which would prevent a tax hike on the first $250,000 of anyone's income, but Republicans are obstructing anything that doesn't protect the wealthiest, so it's rather telling when one of their own asks a Fox News host, why he would care if taxes went up on the rich. Gutfeld responds that he lives in a basement apartment, obviously inferring that tax cuts for the wealthy would not effect him, but after a two second Google search, it appears that the Fox host is worth $2 million net. That must be one sweet basement flat!
The hosts on Fox News, all millionaires, are the ones perpetuating the myth that tax cuts for higher earners will somehow magically help the economy.
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It is interesting to read the sorts of things one finds on the Answers in Genesis website about sin. There are studies on the topic by the organization's leaders and members, as well as classic sermons by Charles Spurgeon. For instance, Spurgeon says: "Every man who believes Christ obeys him; believing and obeying always run side by [Read More…]
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HP Introduces New Laserjet Printers for BusinessesJune 1, 2012 No Comments
In the HP's Global Influencer Summit that was held last month in Shanghai, China, Hewlett Packard launches their new lines of laserjet printers. These includes HP LaserJet Pro 400 M401, HP Laserjet Pro 400 MFP M425, HP Laserjet Enterprise 500 color MFP M575 and HP LaserJet 500 MFP M525. Alongside, HP's OfficeJet Mobile-All-in-One Printer, these HP Laserjet Printers are designed to enhance efficiency for businesses of all sizes.
The first two of these four new laserjet printers are the LaserJet Pro 400 M401, HP's new web-connected monochrome and single laser printer, and the HP LaserJet Pro 400 MFP M425, HP's first web-connected monochrome laser multi-function printer (MFP). Both feature advanced connectivity that meets the expanding needs of fast-paced SMB environments, including support for all HP ePrint solutions with new wireless direct capability, which also support Apple AirPrint and Google CloudPrint, allowing you to print from your smartphones or tablets from virtually anywhere.
The LaserJet Pro 400 M401 series; M401n, M401dn and M401dw are priced at $299, $399 and $499, whilst the LaserPro 400 MFP M425dn and M426dw are available for $499 and $529 starting from June 1.
The last two new printers are the high-quality HP LaserJet Enterprise 500 color MFP M575 and the black-and-white HP LaserJet Enterprise 500 MFP M525 features an eight-inch, full-color touchscreen with HP Quicksets and an HP FutureSmart 2 firmware which enables businesses to simplify software updates. These MFPs also support HP ePrint, Apple AirPrint and Google CloudPrint. It also has an eco-friendly feature known as the Auto-On/Auto Off Technology that automatically turns the printer off when not in use, resulting in reduced energy use.
"HP is overhauling our entire line of MFPs and today begins an onslaught of intelligent new web-enabled, cloud-enabled and solutions-enabled printing devices that meet the evolving business needs of our customers," said Ron Coughlin, senior vice president and general manager, LaserJet and Enterprise Solutions, HP. "By combining the strength of an innovative product portfolio, cloud capabilities, industry-leading management tools and a broad range of solutions, HP can meet the unique information management, workflow and printing needs of the smallest SMB up to the largest enterprise better than anyone else."
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The Love Triangle is as old as storytelling itself. As is choosing one pairing to aggressively root for. But with the advent of the internet, and then Twitter, fans now have the real time ability to debate the merits of their chosen couple as the story unfolds. RELATED - 10 Best Dressed TV Characters This has also led to, what's lovingly been dubbed, Shipper Wars. In short, a "shipper" is someone who aggressively supports one half of a love triangle; sometimes going as far as to send mean Tweets to the opposing side, the show's writers and, in the most extreme cases, the actors themselves. But more often than not, these Wars are simply good-natured debates between fans of triangles both old and new. So, check out the 10 TV couples who have incited the most fan furor!Read More


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"Fairy damsels met in forest wide / By knights of Logres, or of Lyones, / Lancelot or Pelleas, or Pellenore."
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Angela Meade's Top 5 Bel Canto Operas
Soprano Angela Meade has been noted for the ease with which she conquers coloratura vocal flourishes and trills. A young 36, Meade first made a name for herself by winning a remarkable number of vocal competitions.
Since then she's appeared at many respected venues, playing the lead in Bellini's Norma, Donizetti's Anna Bolena and Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro among many others.
This Saturday on the Operavore show, Meade talks with guest host Deborah Voigt about her early career. But first, check out Meade's list of top five Bel Canto Operas:
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Mark your calendars for the first Dundas Valley Fine Art Show on Nov. 24 and 25 at the Dundas Valley School of Art.

The show features the art of seven artists: E. Robert Ross, Guennadi Kalinine, Stephen Landers, Paul Simon, Mark Strutt, Les Drysdale and Ward Shipman, plus internationally-recognized antiquarian and art appraiser Gert Dorpmans.

Show organizer and photographer Stephen Landers of Landers Creative Collections said the artists are good friends and have been considering a group show for some time.

"We all work full-time as artists in the Hamilton area," said Landers. "For example, Guennadi Kalinine, Ward Shipman, and Les Drysdale all teach at the Dundas Valley School of Art, Mark Strutt has opened the popular Focus Gallery on James Street North, E. Robert Ross is a leading painter of the Dundas Valley landscape, Paul Simon's panoramic black-and-white photographs of Dundurn Castle have become iconic images of the historic site and Bert Dorpmans is a top expert on Canadian and European art provenance."

Landers added all show members have received international acclaim, in addition to numerous public and private art commissions.

"We see it as a chance for the public to view the work of celebrated artists who happen to work locally," he said. "You don't have to drive to Oakville, Mississauga, or Toronto to view and buy world-class art."

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Armstrong, Woodruff, Legge and Wilson argue that the best way to overcome the entrenched inequities and blame-shifting in Australia's health system is to shift funding and power to regional health organisations.
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In this paper published by the CPD, Jennifer Doggett shows that health systems oriented towards primary and preventative care achieve better health outcomes at a lower overall cost than systems oriented towards hospital care.


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Livermore-based Activant Solutions, a provider of business management software for the wholesale distribution industry, said that it has acquired Silk Systems, a developer of computer software for the Canadian home improvement market. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Silk Systems develops ERP products, including point-of-sale, inventory control, and financial management for home improvement, wholesale distribution, and building materials.


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"Wake up. write. write . record. tweak. write. record. swallow. tweak out. tweak. bounce. write. wake up. record. sex? no. sleep. wake up. record. i hardly have anything but this anymore. i'm a slave to my cats. i feed them before i feed my stomach. but i love/live here in it. i had 80 songs, then chopped it to 60 and now to 30. Its a collection, and an album. i have some important things to say to myself. I'm a rock ' n roll soldier forever. i melt music. When people talk to me, i'm thinking about some song to do. I think i've been cursed. I have no say in the matter. A rainbow Vex. It's OK though, it for the greater good. a song can make someone feel so good, or make someone want to write a better one. and sometimes, it could make you rob a liquor store. These are the songs of a man in a bag, and his blue pen." - Tim Presley 1/27/12
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Bachmann: Tea party is the 'intellectual movement.' Romney invites campaign aides to Utah. Lockhart turns down Senate budget offer.
Happy Monday. Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann says that the tea party movement is the smart one and has proposed some brilliant ideas. "You see our movement at its core is an intellectual movement," she said. "We are based on the greatest ideas ever conceived in the mind of man. And I would put those magnificent ideas up against any other idea for freedom in the world." [
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The executive director of the Utah Department of Health, David Patton, argues that Gov. Gary Herbert's proposal to help provide health care to low-income Utahns without expanding Medicaid is right for Utah. [
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-> The president of the Utah Democratic Lawyers Council, Blaine L. Carlton, say that lawmakers should pass limits to campaign contributions and other election reforms. [
-> The head of the Utah Education Association, Sharon Gallagher-Fishbaugh, urges lawmakers to pay attention to teachers and what their needs are. [
-> Pat Bagley gives his take on the tensions between Gov. Herbert and Speaker Lockhart. [
-> Paul Rolly discusses how the compromise between lawmakers and Count My Vote organizers almost fell apart. [
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-> George Pyle discusses low-information voters and the less studied low-information legislator. [
-> Jason Mathis, executive director of the Downtown Alliance, says Google Fiber coming to Salt Lake City would help the city succeed. [
-> Rev. Curtis L. Price of First Baptist Church of Salt Lake City says that not all religions, or religious people, oppose marriage equality. [
-> Bob Fuehr, a candidate for the Republican 4th District congressional nomination, argues that proposed cuts to the armed services are dangerous and irresponsible. [
-> Assistant professor of political science at Utah State University Robert Nalbandov says that Russia will only respond to "hard power" and that appeasement politics will not work. [
-> Tribune Editor Terry Orme discusses the goal of the newly formed Utah Debate Commission. [
-> Frank Pignanelli and LaVarr Webb take a look at the impact of the compromise over Count My Vote. [
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-> A long list of ethics reforms are making their way through the Legislature, but placing a limit on campaign donations, which the federal government and most states have, is not one of them. [
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-> A proposal to provide public financing to help build a new convention center hotel in downtown Salt Lake City passed a Senate committee. [