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Step 2: Use Galvanic Spa
* Place the flat chrome end of the instrument against your cheek for skin analysis.
* At the end of your treatment, the instrument will emit a long beep followed by two short beeps indicating that treatment is complete and the clock and treatment time will disappear.
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* Make contact with your skin, hold the instrument so that the oval treatment area is always flat against your skin.
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* Use morning and night 2 days per week on each problem area. Place the body attachment on the Galvanic Spa T II Instrument.
* Press the selection button until the treatment number "4" appears in the middle of the display. Treatment Time (5 min) will also appear below treatment number. Select this treatment by pressing the conductor head against your skin for the current level to self-adjust. This setting has a negative polarity.
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*Apply the Body Shaping Gel liberally to areas of concern. Rinse hands and massage the area with the Galvanic SpaT II Instrument as directed in owner's manual.
*During the treatment the instrument will beep in 10 second intervals to let you know it's working. Once the treatment reaches 30 seconds remaining , it will beep every seconds until the treatment is complete.
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Galvanic Spa Hair Treatment
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Shampoo and condition hair using Nutriol ® Shampoo and a Nu Skin ® conditioner of your choice. Towel-dry hair.
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* Activate Nutriol ® Hair Fitness Treatment by twisting the cap clockwise to break the protective seal around the bottle. Release the powder into the solution.
* Shake the bottle to activate the formula.
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* Place the hair attachment on the Galvanic SpaT II Instrument.
* Press the selection button until the treatment number "5" appears in the middle of the display. Treatment time (2 min) will also appear below the treatment number. Select this treatment by pressing the conductor head against your scalp for the current level to self adjust. This setting has a negative polarity.
* Move the instrument over the scalp with a gentle massaging action.
* During the treatment the instrument will beep in 10 second intervals to let you know it's working. Once treatment time reaches 30 seconds remaining, it will beep every 5 seconds until the treatment is complete
* When the treatment is complete, the instrument will sound a final beep.
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There are now only two firms in the South West taking on such cases.
Some law firms have stopped doing legal aid work for asylum seekers because they claim it has become far more difficult to get funding.
The government is aiming to cut the cost of asylum legal aid, which has risen from £81.3m in 2000-01 to £174.2m in 2002-03.
Complex process
Exeter and Plymouth are known as dispersion areas where asylum seekers live while their cases are considered.
The Devon Refugee Support Group says the importance of getting asylum cases right can be a matter of life or death.
It is a complex process which the Refugee Group says is often not understood by claimants.
In a statement, the government said legal aid costs have risen substantially in recent years and faster than the number of cases.
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University of California - San Diego
What does this program measure?
The program collects size-segregated aerosol samples for subsequent anionic and isotopic composition measurements.
How does this program work?
The isotopic measurements will be done on bulk water soluble components of nitrate and sulfate and O, N, and S isotopes wil be evaluated.
Why is this research important?
These isotopic measurements will provide additional insights into the oxidative histories of these aerosols. Particular attention will be placed on Asian dust events identified during the sample collection periods. Nitrogen and sulfur isotopes will provide additional constraints on distinct characteristics of NOx and SOx sources that contribute to aerosol mass. Our proposed research plan relies on proven high precision isotopic techniques. In addition, 35S activities of these samples will be measured (at UC San Diego) and compared to isotopic compositions.
Are there any trends in the data?
This project is upcoming.
How does this program fit into the big picture?
What is it's role in global climate change?
This proposed research program is the only one that will measure radioactive sulfur-35 (half life ~87 days) along with stable sulfur isotopes and as such may give us unprecented insights into the age of aerosol sulfate.
Comments and References
The UCSD Stable Isotopes Laboratory has a rich history of being at the forefront of isotopic measurements in atmospheric species.
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Prof. Bo Reipurth
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The ex-girlfriend of Lindsay Lohan has been caught up in a dog fight mess after her pit bull reportedly killed a smaller terrier and then went for the dead pooch's owner.
Lindsay Lohan's ex-girlfriend Samantha Ronson is at the center of a vicious dog attack after a pet believed to be her pit bull killed a smaller terrier and then went for the dead pooch's owner. Details of the dog fight are hazy as WENN goes to press but police officials tell TMZ that DJ Ronson's address matches the one on the pit-bull's collar.
The incident happened near Ronson's Los Angeles apartment on Monday morning, August 30.
Of the incident, Ronson wrote on her Twitter page, "There is absolutely nothing I can say that will alter one minute of today, nothing. I feel incredibly sad and wish I could offer more than condolences, unfortunately there are no words to describe how sorry I am."


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Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2
Review by Ryan Rider
"One of the greatest games of all time has been revived!"
Gameplay: 9.5/10
When I was four years old, I met my best friend. Every day I would go to his house to play Super Mario World. For my fifth birthday, I finally got a Super Nintendo with, you guessed it, Super Mario World! I've beaten it countless times since then, and I tried not to play it for a few months in anticipation for Super Mario Advance 2. I was right, the game rocks-big or small! After all these years, the game still has it's fun aspect. There are so many different villains from the usual Koopas, Goombas and Boos; to Urchins, Rips Van Fishes, Sumo Brothers and all sorts of other bad guys! With 96 levels and goals, it's quite fun to get them all. The controls are quite basic: A Button to jump, Control Pad to walk, B Button and the Control Pad to run, the R Button to do the famous ''Spin Jump'', etc. There are also several differences between the two games. Luigi now is the one from Super Mario Bros. 3 and is different from Mario; he throws his fireballs higher, is skinnier, jumps diffentely, etc. The kiss between Mario and Princess is less passionate this time, as there is no tongue involved. Also, if you lose your feather(makes you fly), or firballs instead of becoming small, you stay big.
Story: NA/10
The usual. Princess is kidnapped once again by Bowser so Mario and Luigi go to Dinosaur land to save her. They have to go through all seven of the Bowser kids, which are never seen again after this game, and all sorts of challenging villains and levels.
Audio/Video: 7.5/10:
It's pretty cool how they made a game from a big screen squished down to the Game Boy Advance. They still could have added better graphics, but that might have taken away from the ''classic'' part of the game. Also, the music is actually clear on the GBA, and goes good with the game. I actually listen to the music on this game!
Replayability: 10/10
If Nintendo could still make money off this game twelve years after it's original release, then I think this game has quite a lot of replayability. Even after you beat the game, it is still fun to re-do castles and fortresses, get all ninety-six levels/goals, or just plain re-start! You could also try to beat Star World/Special World if you did not already.
To buy or to rent?/Overall: 9/10:
Nothing's perfect as I still gave this game a nine on ten, but I suggest that you buy this game even if you have never played it on the Super Nintendo or Game Boy Advance. One of the greatest games of all time has been revived, and whether you are a veteran to Super Mario World, or a new player; you'll have to love Super Mario Advance 2!
Reviewer's Rating: 4.5 - Outstanding
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The Mount campus by evening
Most of the graduate and adult accelerated degree classes are
scheduled in the evening or on the weekends. Our campus is always
welcoming, well-lit, and accessible. Take advantage of the
same services available to undergraduate students, such as career
development, campus ministry, cultural center events, and the
recreation center and dining cafes.
Visit the Jazzman Cafe in Aquinas Hall and enjoy a light meal,
gourmet-style baked goods and cafe-style coffee. In the atrium in
Aquinas Hall, you can relax in cozy chairs and study, read the
paper, or meet up with friends or professors. Stop by Henry's
Courtside in Hudson Hall for lunch, dinner or a snack, or catch up
on the news in our student lounge in Aquinas Hall.
The Kaplan Family Mathematics, Science, and Technology
Center features brand new nursing laboratories,
modern learning spaces and technologically enhanced classrooms, and
an atrium for the college community.
The Kaplan Recreation Center offers an
Olympic-size swimming pool, a 19,000 foot gymnasium with an
elevated running track, a cardio fitness room, a weight room, an
aerobics/dance room, and training facilities. Classes in yoga,
Pilates, dance, and aerobics are offered on a regular basis.
The Career Center provides opportunities
through counseling, career assessment and workshops. Career and
employment listings are maintained in the office for
MBA Resource Room. This center provides
graduate business students with work space and computer
Campus Store. The campus store is open until
8:30 pm, and sells books, supplies, food, coffee, electronics,
sweatshirts, and other Mount paraphernalia.
The Counseling Center
offers counseling to students experiencing personal problems that
may be affecting their ability to succeed academically.
The Kaplan Library and Learning Center is in
the renovated Domincan Center, with holdings of over 100,000
volumes. The library subscribes to more than 1,100 journals and
periodicals. Further access to information is facilitated through
computerized database searches.
Bishop Dunn Memorial School. Bishop Dunn
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students participate in observing and teaching. Individually guided
programs in pre-kindergarten, primary and middle levels are
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Parking. Students must register their cars and
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upon matriculation to pick up a parking sticker.
Security & Safety. Mount Saint Mary College is
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About Us
Dr John Allan
Dr John Allan was Professor Emeritus of Counselling Psychology at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. He is the author of numerous articles and books on play therapy and school counselling. His Inscapes of the Child's world, Jungian Counselling in Schools and Clinics, a Spring Publication's bestseller, received the Best Book Award from the Canadian Guidance and Counselling Association.
Drawing and Talking therapy is based, directly, on John's Serial Drawing Technique which he has used in his clinical work with children – both 'normal' children in classrooms and those traumatised by abuse, emotional neglect and terminal illness.
Dr Allan received his PhD from the Institute of Education, University of London, and is currently Senior Training Analyst with the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts (Canada and USA).
Maria Beagley - Director
Maria Beagley is a qualified teacher and had taught in Primary and Middle Schools for more than 30years. She had been a SENCO in several Inner City Schools and has worked extensively with children with ASD and social communication difficulties.
In 2001, Maria was trained by Michael Green, a child psychotherapist, who wanted to take John Allan's Serial Drawing Technique into schools. Together, Maria and Michael developed Drawing and Talking and the results of the pilot were published in the Spring 2003 edition of Special magazine.
Since Michael Green's death in July 2004, Maria has continued to work closely with John Allan in delivering training in the Foundation Drawing and Talking and in the further development of the other training courses we provide.
Jane Woollard – Foundation to Drawing and Talking Trainer
Jane Woollard is a Foundation to Drawing and Talking Therapy Leader.
She is also responsible for the 'Reach Out' service. This service offers people from schools and other organizations, parents who may home school, or who work with children away from a school environment to have someone outside there direct workforce to carry out Drawing and Talking with children they are responsible for.
Jane continues to work in a mainstream Primary School in Suffolk with children who need additional support. She has worked and continues to use the Drawing and Talking Technique with children from reception age to school leavers.
Cath Beagley – Director
Cath Beagley worked as a Sales Manager for 4 years before joining the company in 2005 Drawing and Talking Ltd as Director.
She has completed all Training in the Drawing and Talking Technique, as well as developing new projects for Drawing and Talking to undertake. Cath is responsible for all contacts within Local Education Authorities and INSET training and is accountable for all Sales and Marketing within the company.
Carlo Tozzi – General Manager
Carlo joined Drawing and Talking in 2008 as General Manager. He has worked in finance for 9 years. He is responsible for all participant registrations on regional training as well as being the finance manager.
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We have a variety of serviced offices available to rent in Pateley Bridge. Each office space is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
We have a variety of serviced offices available to rent in Pateley Bridge. Each office space is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
Set in beautiful landscaped grounds, this business centre offers a variety of elegant offices, flexible workspace and office suites starting from one person offices up to entire buildings. This is a Smart Park which has a dedicated fibre optic business connection with 100 meg bandwith. Only 7 minutes drive from Harrogate, Ripon & Knaresborough Town Centres. Flexible terms and affordable rates due to it's out of town location. Features include secure free parking, 24 hour access and security, electronic tag access and alarm control, onsite management and network support, Panasonic phone system with voicemail/handsets, meeting room, onsite showers, kitchen areas, outdoor seating and access to open countryside with local trails for running and cycling. Attractive incentives available.
This is a modern business centre providing a range of furnished offices that are available on flexible terms. The centre is telecoms & IT enabled and provides a part-time manned reception, meeting rooms, free car parking and CCTV security. The 40 offices range from 110 to 580 ft2 (10 to 54 m2) and can be let with or without furniture.
Brand new, fully refurbished office environment opened in December 2008 with numerous breakout areas and newly refurbished kitchens. Brand new contemporary reception area and only a 2 minute walk from Harrogate Railway station with an onsite licenced car park. Benefits include: Meeting room and conferencing facilities on-site, friendly and helpful staff, all inclusive monthly bill, instant occupancy with minimal start-up costs.
Ilkley town centre offices. The ideal cost effective alternative to working from home. Rent from month to month for commitment flexibility. Fully serviced, so no additional heat, elecric or water bills! All offices include free WiFi.
This business centre has been has been supporting local businesses for over 30 years, ideally situated on the south side of town within minutes of major road and rail links, shops, gym, hotels and restaurants. A busy, vibrant business centre offering good a quality office accommodation, a high level of customer service, the latest telephony and Cisco managed leased line internet technology with excellent networking opportunities. The centre offers a motivating, supportive and fully serviced office environment in which to work, meet, network, create and be inspired. Clients of the centre offer and receive advice and support from one another, pass business to one another, work together on projects and just act as a sounding board for new ideas. Their clients include Accountants, Web Designers, Software Developers, IT Support, Market Research and Business Coaching, everything you need to get your business growing. Fully serviced offices are available from 100 to 400 square foot on flexible terms with free onsite parking, virtual office services are available from a mail box, telephone answering service or office share.
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A nineteenth century textile mill with more than 200,000 sq ft of space, on Dalton Lane close to Keighley railway station. The Clock Tower has already been transformed into 20,000 sq ft of high quality office space. There is also workshops/storage/industrial space all various sizes.
The Broughton Hall Estate, which has been nurtured by the Tempest Family for over 900 years, extends to almost 3,000 acres of rolling Yorkshire countryside and parkland. Centrally situated is the new family home, the Grade 1 listed Broughton Hall, its origins dating back to 1597 with later Palladian additions and beautiful formal gardens. Close by are many historic buildings ranging from The Home Farm, The Saw Mill to The Water Mill and Stable Courtyard which have now been converted into the Broughton Hall Business Park where over 50 companies are based. The diversification into offices has proved successful and the Estate has won numerous national awards over recent years. From the Woodlands, rivers and moorland to the wildlife, historic architecture and closeness to many centres this unique place has much to offer in the 21st century for your business or yourself. There are a wide range of facilities on site including: Offices - High specification, design led, Variety of office sizes, locations and styles, Competitive rents, Leases and terms to suit individual requirements, Opportunity to relocate or expand within the Business Park, A variety of on site services. Communications - Access to BICS, the Broughton Internet Connectivity Service, Ducted premises for cabling, telephony, IT networks and optical fibre links, In-house support/maintenance team with rapid response, CCTV system, Postal and courier services. Access - Unlimited free parking, 24 hour, 7 days a week access, Helicopter landing site, Convenient location.
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Lamar seeks to remove bus shelters in Carnegie
Four commuters trying to shield themselves from a bitterly cold wind stood inside a Plexiglas shelter Monday morning waiting for Port Authority's 31 bus at the Washington Gardens stop in Carnegie.
They may soon find themselves standing in the elements, however, as the bus shelter at Washington and Franklin avenues is one of four in Carnegie that owner Lamar Advertising wants to remove. The bus stops would remain.
"It blocks the cold, it blocks the rain — why take it away?" said Delsen Johnson, of Carnegie, who said he waits at the shelter most mornings.
In a letter to the borough, Lamar said the shelters in Carnegie were not generating enough revenue from their advertising space. The agency plans to relocate them elsewhere.
Shelters at the following bus stops are also slated for possible removal: Third Street at Main Street, Mansfield Avenue at Broadway Street and Washington Avenue at Trimble Street.
"The majority of the locations are not performing well enough to offset the initial investment that was made to install these shelters along with the ongoing cost of maintaining and operation (sic) the shelters," the letter stated.
Lamar must earn at least $2,170 per shelter per year "in order to simply break even," the letter stated.
Larissa Simko, transit coordinator for Lamar, said Port Authority bus stop changes can lead to shelters being removed or relocated. Port Authority spokesman Jim Ritchie confirmed that a bus stop at Mansfield Avenue and Broadway Street has been discontinued for at least a year. There are no plans to eliminate service at any of the other three stops, he said.
Simko said Lamar continues to keep up shelters that remain after buses no longer stop there, and the company spends $400,000 a year on shelter maintenance. Lamar wouldn't save money by eliminating the Carnegie shelters, she said.
Johnson called Lamar's plan to remove the shelters "pure selfishness." "Why take it away from the public because you're not making money?" he said.
Another Carnegie commuter, Vivian Edmonds, agreed.
"It just makes sense to keep it up," she said. "You're already got it up, just leave it up."
The Lamar letter also cited the discontinuation of bus stops by the Port Authority as a reason for removing the shelters. The ad agency said the transit authority is "still in the process of working on a consolidation plan and additional stops may be eliminated."
Ritchie said Port Authority is "always looking at opportunities to consolidate or pull out stops that are not being used."
Borough council president Pat Catena said he intends to talk to Lamar representatives in an effort to retain the shelters. He said the stops along Washington Avenue are heavily utilized.
"I'm constantly seeing people in those shelters," he said.
Mayor Jack Kobistek said he sees heavy usage at the three active stops, especially those on Washington Avenue.
He said safety is also a factor.
"It's safer to be in a shelter while you're waiting for a bus," he said. "If it's an active bus stop, I prefer the shelter to be up and running."
Megan Guza is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 412-388-5810.


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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 22.0229 Tuesday, 13 September 2011
Date: September 12, 2011 8:14:36 PM EDT
Subject: CFP Deadline OVSC--September 15th
The Ohio Valley Shakespeare Conference
Call For Papers
Shakespeare and Ethics
Michigan State University
November 3-5, 2011
Extended deadline for abstract submission: September 15, 2011.
The planning committee of the Ohio Valley Shakespeare Conference is seeking abstracts and paper proposals that investigate questions of ethics in the work of Shakespeare and his contemporaries. We're thinking of ethics in a broad sense, to include issues of gender, race, class, culture, religion, labor, economics, justice, environmentalism, and nature. Papers might consider issues of ethics as they are reflected upon within a particular play or more broadly within the dramatic and poetic works of Shakespeare and his contemporaries, and may take up questions concerning the role of Shakespeare as a cultural icon and literary figure, his works within the performance tradition or in the English and global literary canons, and in relation to early modern as well as contemporary values.
Keynote Speakers:
Emily Bartels – Professor of English, Rutgers University. She is the author of Speaking of the Moor: Alcazar to Othello (2008), and Spectacles of Strangeness: Imperialism, Alienation, and Marlowe (1993), and extensive publications on critical race studies in the early modern period, as well as questions of early modern gender and desire. She is currently working on a monograph on Intertextual Shakespeare.
Bradin Cormack – Associate Professor of English, University of Chicago. He is the author of A Power to Do Justice: Jurisdiction, English Literature, and the Rise of Common Law, 1509–1625 (2007), and a wide range of publications on law, drama, and poetry in the work of Shakespeare and other early modern authors.
OVSC invites graduate and undergraduate students to compete for the M. R. Smith Prize. Select conference proceedings are published in a juried, online journal.


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To create awareness amongst K1 and K2 children about the healthy eating for healthy living, ORCHIDS THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL JALAHALLI invited the Nutritionist on Tuesday, 2nd Aug 2016.
The nutritionist Mr. Harish Kumar is a pediatrician who spoke about healthy food and junk food. He took them through various food categories and food groups emphasizing each time on how healthy food habits will take an important role in child's growth, he even showed the pictures of food items which are specifically related to the growth of a particular part of the body. He explained them the importance of right food at the regular intervals will nourish the overall growth of the human body. In between he encouraged children to express their view on healthy food, children responded very well. At the end he distributed the pamphlets of healthy food pyramid to all the children so that parents can make use of the same.


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Do you feel unfulfilled? You may have a great partner, children, a satisfying career, but there is a space inside you that feels empty. Do you experience the nagging feeling that something inside you is lost or missing? On paper you look great, but you are fighting to hold it all together. You are grateful for all the good things in your life, yet there is an inexplicable hollowness that echoes in you. You may even feel guilty for feeling empty when life looks full.
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My work is a little going back, a lot on the present and a focus on the future. I ask questions and give feedback. I am not a nodding head with long annoying blocks of silence. Grief and Loss, depression and traumatic life experiences are my specialties. I have 20 years of experience and I work with teens, adults, and couples.
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I am active, interested in new people and willing to learn new things every second of my life!
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One of my dreams is to live in many countries for some time but for now I usually stop at just travelling. Have lived in Belgium though, and beware - you get fat because of Belgium.
Usually when I go somewhere I like trying all the weird foods they have there - my personal top-weird what I have eaten are silkworms, duck blood dish and rotten shark (hakarl).
Scandinavia is my big love, have been there a lot and I really like it. Think of moving to Iceland someday. At the moment I a also interested in fashion, style and blogging - very mainstream, I know, but I love all the things beautiful - so why not give it a try.
I am openminded and I believe that everyone has a right to live the way s/he wants. So, please, keep that in mind if you want to meet up/surf.
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I travelled in the Netherlands with CS and it happened to be one of the best experiences in my life! It was extremely interesting to meet all the people, to look how typical Dutch people live, to quit the touristic path and feel at home. In Den Bosch I attended a CS-meeting and there got acquainted with brilliant people! So, all in all, thank you, CS, that you exist :)
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Scandinavia (nordic culture is really amazing),
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eating, cooking (actually more eating than cooking),
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Music - I listen to everything but Russian pop and rap music.
One Amazing Thing I've Done
Seen the Northern Lights. One of the most impressive things in my life. Especially good if you are lying in the hot stream and no one disturbs you from the sky and the stars and the universe around you. And I have tried scorpio's and silkworms - they are just fine.
Countries I've Visited
Belarus, Belgium, China, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Latvia, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Turkey
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Butler County Area Vo-Tech students prepare to take the next step
Springtime signifies new beginnings, especially for high school seniors as they think about upcoming graduation and where life will take them afterward.
So what are Butler County's seniors doing after their high school careers end? For many students at Butler County Area Vocational-Technical School, their training will enable them to jump right into the workforce.
Machine technology student Gregory Branchen, 18, of Penn is interviewing at Penn United Technologies in Cabot in hopes that he'll land a job by the time he graduates. He's excited to join the workforce straight out of high school.
"It's all uphill from here," Branchen said.
Heavy equipment student Cody Johnston, 17, of Saxonburg was accepted to International Union of Operating Engineers Local 66 where he will go through a paid, four-year apprenticeship before taking a full-time job with the union.
It's a dream come true for Johnston, who grew up on a farm raising horses and cattle and working with machinery.
"It's something I've wanted to do my whole life," he said.
The vocational-technical school has about 805 students enrolled in 16 programs including heavy equipment, carpentry, graphic arts, culinary arts and cosmetology. Students attend from Butler Area, Karns City, Mars Area, Moniteau, Seneca Valley, Slippery Rock and South Butler school districts.
A study of 306 Butler vo-tech graduates from 2013 found that 92 percent of them had been "gainfully placed" in employment in their field, employment outside their field, military service or pursuing additional education.
There are 400 seniors expected to receive certificates of completion May 28 at Butler County Community College Field House.
Joseph Cunningham, vocational administrative director for the school, said even as the cost of education rises, school districts see the merit in a vocational-technical school like Butler's for the work-ready students it graduates.
"School districts want this," Cunningham said. "Because of the economy, a lot of people are seeing the cost of a college education is so expensive, and a lot of those students won't be getting jobs when they graduate. Employers are looking for skill-specific individuals."
The option of getting hands-on training at the vocational-technical school also is attractive for those who want to pursue post-secondary education. The school has agreements with Butler County Community College and other regional technical schools that allow students to get credit hours for completed courses and industry skill certifications.
Health occupations student Sarah Rager, 18, of Saxonburg said she'll have 13 credits when she begins classes at Butler County Community College this summer, thanks to the certifications she's received from vo-tech.
Rager hopes to enter the community college's nursing program next year.
There are dozens of industry certifications available to vo-tech students that can give them advanced placement, higher wages and higher work levels in their field.
During the 2011-12 school year, the most recent year for which data are available, 351 Butler vo-tech students earned 887 certifications, the highest number of certifications earned of any technical school in the state.
"We must never be complacent," said Cunningham, who's been director of the school for 15 years. "If we're not going to give the best and brightest to business leaders, then shame on us."
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McKinleyville residents may see an increase in water bills
The Wastewater Management Facility in McKinleyville is expected to undergo a multi-million dollar upgrade. A new permit requires the removal of ammonia and nitrogen from the current plant adjacent to Hiller Park. The General Manager of the McKinleyville Community Services District, Gregory Orsini said, "If we don't make those modifications to our Wastewater Management Facility the potential for fines will increase with the new regulations and those finds are mandatory minimum of 3,000 dollars."
The next permit from the Regional Water Quality Control Board is coming up in April of next year so changes are in the works. Right now, the facility has about 27 acres of lagoons or waste treatment ponds that treat water for irrigation. The upcoming permit, however now requires a higher level of treatment.
Orsini said, "The total cost for design, permitting and planning for the wastewater management facility will be somewhere in the neighborhood of 16 to 17 million dollars." The 2% loan from the state revolving fund will be paid through rates and capacity fees. Those within the sewer service area pay sewer on their water bill and will see an increase. Orsini goes on to say, "The average will be somewhere less than 8 dollars per customer per month." The current facility has been in operation since 1984 but the new plant will be faster and much more efficient but at an added cost. "Everybody sort of understands why their not happy that their rates are going to be going up but they understand the necessity for it and the alternative to this is not favorable for the services district nor them as customer."
The McKinleyville Community Services District will now have to prove the rates need to be adjusted. Community members can comment on the new facility at a meeting in April.


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Cozy Clowns I by Annie Dempsey
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These cute clowns will have your toddler smiling along with them in no time! The bodies are knit sideways and seamed in the back; the arms and head are knit separately and sewn in; the faces are embroidered.
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Materials, One Color Clown: Worsted weight yarn (solid color or variegated): 100 yards for body and hat; 18 yards for face and hands; some red, blue, and black yarn for the face
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Athletes are showing up to Big Sky, Montana, this week for their last shot at earning enough points to land a spot on next year's Freeride World Tour.
The Subaru Freeride Series is hosting three events this weekend on the Headwaters venue off Lone Peak, located on the north-facing side of Big Sky. In addition to the four-star Freeride World Qualifier on Friday and Saturday, there is also a two-star qualifier and the Junior Freeride Tour Finals. It's the last series of big mountain comps this season.
Going into Big Sky, the field of competition is stacked with a high caliber of talent for both men and women, and with two four-star events cancelled at Taos and Squaw Valley this year due to poor conditions, there have not been as many opportunities to earn qualifying points. So, as Subaru Freeride Series Head Judge Eric Schmitz says, "It's left everything on the line for Big Sky."
"There haven't been a lot of events with Squaw getting canceled, and that has been tough on the athletes. They really have to be consistent," says Schmitz. "This time of year is exciting because the points are starting to shake out."
This year, three men and two women will rise out of the qualifiers to join next year's Freeride World Tour. And at Big Sky, there are a good handful of skiers that will be battling it out for those spots.
Bozeman's Kyle Taylor is the likely favorite to win this weekend. Taylor, 29, won the competition at this stop two years ago, when it was Moonlight Basin. He almost had it last year, too, going into the finals at the top of the pack, but a fall at the end of his run on day two pushed down his points to 13th overall. Taylor, who supplements his skiing by working as a stone mason and golf caddy in the off season, is sitting near the top of the qualifier rankings going into Big Sky, so if he can pull off a solid run this weekend, it's likely we will see him competing in Europe next year. And that's his goal.
"If you're going to do it, you might as well compete with the best skiers in the world, and that's the Freeride World Tour," says Taylor. "There are a lot of people who have a chance to qualify for the world tour… Watch out for Randy Evans."
Randy Evans, 23, and his younger brother, Matt, 18, are two to be reckoned with. Randy came in second at the four-star Crystal Mountain Freeride Challenge in February. Later that month, the Evans brothers were first and third, respectively, going into the finals at Crested Butte, which is where they grew up skiing. But a fall on day two of Crested Butte killed Randy's final score. Taylor ended up winning Crested Butte, followed by CB local Tom Runcie, and 20-year-old George Rodney, who is currently leading the American men for FWT qualifying points. Rodney, only two years off the junior tour, also came in third at Telluride.
"There are six or seven people who have a shot at taking the top three spots," says Andrew Rumph, 35, who is also right up there, gunning for points to get one of those spots on the FWT. "It's really anyone's game right now."
As for the ladies, keep an eye on Kirkwood ski patroller Hazel Birnbaum, who is leading the American women for FWT qualifying points. The 27-year-old took first at the four-star qualifier in Chile last summer, and has done very well in every comp since, even with a nagging knee injury. Birnbaum says Big Sky is a venue that works well for her skiing style. "It's these steep chutes with crazy shale everywhere, but the lines are big and open," says Birnbaum. "It's more of a big mountain venue than compared to some of the other venues that are short."
Schmitz says that with Montana's record-deep season, the Headwaters venue has more snow than it's ever seen on a competition day. "It's big. It's pretty steep. A true big mountain venue," says Schmitz. "They're in the alpine for the most part, above the trees. [The athletes] are there to be taken seriously."
Two years into the unified world tour, with skiers on the qualifying tour last year finishing at the top of the Freeride World Tour this year—Loic Collomb-Patton becoming this year's FWT Champion, and Ian Borgeson taking second at the Xtreme Verbier—chances are that whoever does well at the Big Sky finals on Saturday will also be at the top of Verbier's Bec de Rosses in the Freeride World Tour finals next year.
Tune in to Powder.com to watch the live webcast of the Subaru Freeride Series finals and the Junior Freeride Tour finals. The adult four-star is scheduled for Saturday, and the JFT for Sunday, however, things may change depending on weather.


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Think Denver is hungry for more barbecue joints? Krewe Crescent City BBQ opened on Sunday in the former home of Cantina (and many other restaurants before that), right on the corner of 11th and Lincoln. The owners of Stoney's, which is right next door, are the crew behind Krewe, and they certainly know how to run successful bars. But do they know their 'cue? See also: Photos of Krewe Crescent City BBQ, now open in the Golden Triangle
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Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
Review by Orvieth
"A Great Star Wars RPG"
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is a RPG based off the world-famous d20 rule set owned by Wizards of the Coast. The game was developed by BioWare, who have experience in this sort of game previously from games based on Dungeons and Dragons. Originally created for the Xbox video game system and then ported to the Personal Computer. This game, like all other Star Wars games, is published by Lucas Arts and is one of their best games published recently.
This game is certainly one of the best Star Wars games available at the moment, and perhaps the only Star Wars role-playing game worth having.
Graphics - The full motion videos for this game are great. They are not amazing, though, like some games, but they look nice and won't disappoint. The character models and movements are smooth. The game runs from a third-person view and while scenery may be a little lacking in detail at parts but the graphics are still impressive. The light sabre effects look better than those in Episode II did. 9/10
Sound - Star Wars games always have impressive sound tracks and sound effects, and this one is no different. The voice acting is good, the sound effects for weapons (especially light sabres) are brilliant and the usual Star Wars sound track of John Williams and other great pieces of music makes this game sound like a Star Wars game should and gives it a real sense of atmosphere. 10/10
Plot - Brilliant. This game's plot is not as predictable as some games in the past have been, and there are some major twists that make it worthy of a novel. Add in romance, revenge and a long-lost son and this on it's own could become a best seller in the Star Wars genre. 10/10
Game play - What can I say? The combat system is deep and character generation expansive for this sort of game. There are dozens of side plots to play through and you can choose from a wide selection of force powers to help and hinder your friends and enemies. This game will keep you entertained for many hours, and with the promise of downloadable content, it will stay fresh. 10/10
This game gives you a chance to learn either dark or light-side powers – or both! You can control every aspect of your character's growth from assigning skill points to deciding what feats to purchase. You'll be able to wield two light sabres at once, or even a double-edged light sabre like the one Darth Maul has in The Phantom Menace.
The only aspect of character generation I found was at all disappointing was the inability to choose your character's race, although that would have made some of the plot elements far too diverse to program well.
Your actions will lead to one of two possible endings to the game. Though, in reality, I think it is more one decision you make later one will decide which ending you have. You will have control of up to nine non-player characters, who you can customise and upgrade as much as your own character.
There is a wide variety of weapons, armour and other items that you can obtain the game and customise. Different crystals can be collected for light sabres to give the special properties or to make them more powerful. For example, some crystals will give your light sabre a chance of stunning enemies they come into contact with.
Nearly every quest has both a dark-side and light-side ending and some even have a neutral one. Non-player characters will react to you differently if you are evil than if you good. Player can truly choose the path their character will take in the role-playing game.
There are nine main levels in the game, seven planets and two space-vessels. Each has a selection of enemies to destroy and puzzles to solve. This is a game with unlimited replay value, as you can easily miss many of the side quests the first time around. There is also another level which is additional to those in the Xbox version, though it holds little more than a few merchants.
Overall - This is truly one of the best Star Wars games available, and every fan of the theme should own it. It is also one of the most immersive and brilliant role playing games yet to come to the license of Star Wars. It is probably one of the best role playing games on any format, with the possible exception of the Final Fantasy series.
Reviewer's Rating: 5.0 - Flawless
Originally Posted: 12/28/03
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Pecora finds new home at East Allegheny
For years Dominic Pecora drove through the intersection of routes 30 and 48, gazed south and caught a glimpse of East Allegheny High School.
As he did, an idea came into the mind of the former Southmoreland football coach.
"I guess when you get into this, you kind of dream about where you're going to end up, and East Allegheny was always somewhere that I wanted to be for a long, long time," Pecora said. "I lived in North Versailles, and I own a business in Trafford, and logistically it made sense. I was born and grew up in this area, and East Allegheny was always somewhere I could see myself spending 10 or 15 years."
He'll finally have that chance after he left the Scotties to take over the East Allegheny program in February after the abrupt departure of Jason Ruscitto after only one season. And the geography of the situation had as much to do with his acceptance of the position as anything.
"We border McKeesport, Gateway and Woodland Hills, and they have great programs, and I thought that East Allegheny could as well," Pecora said. "It's a great challenge, and we have a long way to go. But most importantly, you know that this district produces talent. … I think there's talent here in the backyard, so why not take a shot at it."
Considering Pecora is the third coach at East Allegheny in as many years, continuity could be a problem as he prepares the team for its Allegheny Conference opener against Summit Academy.
"I don't want to do anything different, but we're going to eat, sleep and breathe football," Pecora said. "I think we have a good scheme on offense, a good scheme on defense and we've gotten a really good commitment from the players, and I think I bring a good commitment for me, personally."
One of the first things Pecora did was overhaul the offense. Instead of being a pro-set offense, the team will exhibit more of a spread-option attack that will showcase the versatility of veteran starting quarterback Kyle Whipple. In his previous two years as the team's starter, Whipple has been more of a dropback passer with several weapons at his disposal, but this will be the first time he will be utilized extensively as a runner.
"It's probably the only position that was pretty much ironed out for us (going into camp), and Kyle's been 100 percent healthy and worked his butt off in the weight room," Pecora said. "He's really set the tone for us because we always knew that he was going to be there for us and would be working hard."
Junior running back Octavian Owens could help in the backfield.
Pecora also opened up every position on defense before camp.
"I told these kids that I don't care, size-wise, where you fit in, I'm putting the 11 fastest, most physical players on defense," Pecora said. "If it's 11 corners, we'll play 11 corners. Speed and being physical is what I stress on defense, and we'll find out how that works in this conference."


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"We don't inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children."
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How to leave a bequest to the Community Foundation of Morgan County
The easiest way to leave a legacy to benefit Morgan County is a charitable bequest. A charitable bequest can be incorporated into a person's will or living trust, regardless of a person's financial means. The Charitable Gift Chart provides you with the necessary legal language to accomplish your own personal charitable intentions.
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Storing Binary Data in MySQL
The topic of storing binary data in MySQL rears it's head every so often, a debate always ensues about if and when it's appropriate, and fades out without any resolution. Sheeri posed the question again a few days ago.
We did this at Tufts, had ~1.5 million images (~35G) that were stored and served from a MyISAM binary_data table. I think the grass is always greener on the other side. The performance was decent, and we were able to use replication to spread load but we regularly talked about moving to an NFS.
I should mention that I presented about this at OSCON, and was fairly pro database for binary data. Since that presentation our image database has more than doubled in size, and we gained access to a fullly-reduntant, multi-terrabyte Network Appliance. Once we had some of our data on the netapp, we thought the grass was greener over in NFS land for our images for a few reasons:
- Database backups and snapshots are much easier without huge amounts of binary data. If you need to refresh a slave or sync data down to a development environment it adds a lot of extra time when the dump and restore includes the binary data. It took us many hours to get a snapshot and sync it down to another machine.
- The data center could back up and restore to the filesystem, but not a MyISAM table. If an image (or 10) got deleted, the filesystem backups could handle putting them back. With MySQL you had to drop the entire table, restore from snapshot and roll the binary logs forward. Just seemed like a lot of work to get images back.
- A corrupted disk with ~1.5million images is easier to deal with than a corrupted 35G MyISAM table. I feared the day that our binary_data table reported that it needed repair. I never had to run the repair on that table, but on tables a fraction of the size it was a painful wait.
Having said that, there were good things about having the images in the database. Being able to replicate and have images appear on many servers in near-real time was pretty cool. The load could be spread across several machines instead of having one server. We didn't use foreign keys, but having integrity with your binary files is nice.
To Sheeri's point about moving to MySQL because you don't want to get another NFS server to add more images, putting them in MySQL might not change that. A lot depends on how you design the system. If you need more space or horsepower at some point, you'll still need to swap in bigger drives or slice the data out onto another machine. There's a slide in my presentation that compares performance between filesystem, MyISAM and InnoDB retrieval. I did not compare inserts or updates.
We had a lengthy conversation about this on one of my last days at Tufts, will have to check in with the developers in a few months and see what they decided.
I do think the grass is often greener on the other side, if you're unhappy with NFS the database looks better, if you're unhappy with the database NFS is the answer.
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Harvey scores well on test for Bisons
Mets' No 2 prospect may make Major League debut Saturday
By Robert Emrich / Special to MLB.com | July 16, 2012 7:15 PM ET
New York's No. 2 prospect allowed two runs on four hits over 6 2/3 innings in what may be his final Minor League start as Buffalo fell to Toledo, 4-2, on Monday.
Harvey, who walked four and struck out four, did not allow a hit until Argenis Diaz singled to lead off the sixth inning. The 2010 first-round pick left with runners on second and third in the seventh after 100 pitches.
"Unfortunately I got behind a few hitters, but I felt like when I needed to make a pitch I was able to," Harvey said. "I was able to throw a fastball down in the zone and get a groundball and the breaking ball was there when I needed it."
Harvey, who did not figure into the decision, has been the subject of discussion by the Mets and their fans of late. With hurler Dillon Gee likely sidelined for the rest of the season, Harvey is considered one of the candidates to replace him in the rotation, possibly as soon as Saturday at Citi Field. With executives Sandy Alderson and J.P. Ricciardi in attendance, the 23-year-old right-hander didn't quell such rumors.
"I'd like to think so," Harvey said when asked whether he though he passed a potential audition. "I don't think I really gave up too many solid hits. The only thing I wish I had better was pound the zone a little better. Towards the end of the game, I was feeling more confident in my delivery. I went out there and did everything I could, we'll see what happens.
"It's never my call. Whenever they do make that decision at that time, I'll feel excited about it. Tomorrow I'll do my normal stuff and get ready to pitch Saturday. If they tell me to pitch somewhere else, I'll go somewhere else."
Despite the attendance of Alderson and Ricciardi, Harvey felt little in the way of nerves.
"I took it as a practice to get used to that," he said. "Everyone is going to be there. I took it as if it were no other start. I know we had a tough loss yesterday. I just wanted to go out there and give our team a chance to win, and I was able to do that. I didn't think about any of that at all."
Coming off an appearance in the Triple-A All-Star Game that netted him International League MVP honors, Harvey has developed a new grip on his changeup over the past six weeks. The results have generally been solid, with the Connecticut native having walked 15 batters while fanning 45 over his last seven starts.
Justin Hampson allowed a hit that scored a run charged to Harvey while recording the final out of the seventh. Jenrry Mejia (1-2) took the loss after allowing two runs on four hits over the final two innings.
Adam Loewen continued his torrid hitting since coming off the disabled list, going yard for the seventh time in 21 games for the Bisons. A rehabbing Jason Bay drew a pair of walks in four plate appearances.
The Mud Hens took the lead in the top of the ninth when Ben Guez singled home a pair of runs.
Jose Ortega tossed a hitless inning of relief for his fourth win and Chris Bootcheck earned his 16th save, fanning two in a perfect ninth.
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You may not know it but with a CV that includes movie soundtracks, TV backing tracks and even the instantly recognisable AutoGlass jingle it is a certainly of life you will have listened to Mary Carewe.
The 45-year-old mother of two joined stage school wanting to be a dancer but quickly discovered it was singing that her talents lay.
What followed for the Purley based singer has been a 30-year-career moving from being a backing vocalist to take the spotlight as one of the UK's top session singers.
She says: "I never went through the traditional route of being a classical singer. After stage school is started out as a backing singer but was quickly identified to take solo parts and it snowballed from there."
Soloist film credits include Brideshead Revisited, Alfie, Mona Lisa smiles, The Understudy, Sweeney Todd, A Good Year, Alien vs Predator, The Sleeping Dictionary, As You like It and 1984.
On top of that is singing in TV shows such as Waking the Dead, French and Saunders Land Girls and Benidorm and then of course come the advert jingles.
She says: "People will probably actually know my voice from the Autocar Repair Autocar Replace jingle. I can't even remember when I did it, but it has been around for a long time. My kids can't stand it."
Working with Australian-born, Berlin-based Philip Mayers, Carewe is set to release a CD of 20th century classics, spanning almost the entire century.
Tunes such as Diamonds are Forever, Poor Little Rich Girl and At The Last Lousy Moments Of Love have been woven together by the pair in to a compilation entitled Serious Cabaret.
She says: "Philip and I have worked together on and off for 15 years. When it is just two musicians you can really hear the chemistry between us."
With the pair battling to fit in sessions around their busy schedules, alongside the issue of finding a middle ground between South London and Germany the pair took more than five years to complete the CD but hope to begin promoting later this year.
She says: "Hopefully I can find somewhere to play locally, it is about finding the right venue."
Serious Cabaret is out on Amazon now.


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My Grandfather was Albert L. Vasquez. In searching for him on this website, I found that his middle name is listed as Lynn. His middle name was in fact, Lee. I'm not sure who to contact to get this changed. I've already suggested an edit, but haven't received a respond yet. Thank you, Jennifer Mandolene
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just wanted to add That A F Willilam(Bill) Baerenwald
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We walked the cemetery today and didn't find many of your requests. It is in poor condition and half of it is unwalkable, too much cactus and sage brush.
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Hi Virginia, My name is Phyllis Miller and I'm researching my gg grandfather Norman Wood. I've hit a brick wall finding out about him and his father and mother, his wife Anna McIntosh and possible wife #2 Melinda Link. I have been noticing on find a grave the additions to some of his children and thier families but can't seem to find out about Norman Wood. Any help would be great and Thank you for your help or direction. email@example.com
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Hello Virginia, I'm not sure if you can assist me or not.... my name is Lucinda Danner, my birth name was Lucinda Lee Vasquez, I was adopted by my grandparents on my mother's side 5 years after I was born. Per my birth certificate & the adoption papers my father was Robert Daniel Vasquez, he married Cynthia Adams around 1974 or 1975, and they were divorced not too long afterwards, I was born in 1975. I'm looking for confirmation as to whether or not the Robert Daniel Vasquez that you have posted to on this site is the same that was married to Cynthia. I met him once in 1996 but never heard from him afterwards. Would it be possible for you to confirm if this is him? I greatly appreciate any information you could offer.
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My name is Celso Raynaldo Trujillo. I was born in Las Vegas, NM. MY Father Nazario Daniel Trujillo was born in Ranchos de Taos. My Grand Father Celso Trujillo was born in Taos. I have a little information on the Trujillos. If you would like to exchange information you can email me: email@example.com.
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Virginia, Hope you received the obituaries we sent to you. I have contacted Rocky Mountain Calvary Church and spoke with the individual who arranges services; she would prefer to speak with you personally so she can ask the widow about releasing the information. You may call (719) 597-1133 and ask for the event scheduler for Mar 15th, 2007 and explain your relationship. or Email your request....www.rmcalvar.org Sorry they would not give the info to me. Connie
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The cemetery's records aren't the greatest in that for years they relied on the mortuary index, which isn't complete. Last year they created a database based on a visual inventory of the cemetery. If there was a headstone, they entered it in. If there wasn't a headstone, they didn't. So perhaps there isn't a headstone?? I wish I could help more.
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Description: The MPL115A1 is a digital barometer that uses MEMs technology to give accurate pressure measurements between 50kPa and 115kPa. We stock the SPI interface version of the sensor. Average current consumption is 10µA at one measurement per second.
The sensor outputs both temperature and pressure readings on the SPI bus. See page 3 of the datasheet for information on how to take readings from the pressure sensor.
Breakout board coming soon!
The datasheet says the average current consumed is only 5 µA at 1 reading per second, but the description says 10 µA- is your description based on testing done by SparkFun, or is this just a typo. I mean, 5 µA between friends is nominal, but I'm pinching electrons for a project right now and was wondering.
I too would be interested in solder suggestions for this sensor. I have successfully soldered the part using a heat gun (not recommended according to the data sheet). The returned pressure is a bit lower than I would have expected, but not completely unreasonable. I also used flux (before soldering) and 99% isopropyl to wash the board (after soldering). I attempted to avoid completely submerging the part in the isopropyl, but I am unsure if this could cause problems. Do you guys have any thoughts on that?
Hi Sparkfun, I'm curious what your experience with the reflow soldering of this sensor is. According to the datasheet one should have an inert reflow environment. Do you think this is really necessary? I only have a converted-pizza-oven type of reflow at hand… Thanks, Sukandar
I bought two to play with as there is still no breakout board??? Been coming for 4 years!!
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roybean VFR Aircraft altimeters are usually accurate to within a few hundred feet. The digital ones usually have one like this for higher altitudes as most standard barometers work up to 4k feet or so. So the +/- 400 feet doesn't surprise me on this.
The FAA regs uses an even/odd altitude depending on direction +500 feet (this + 500 feet is there to allow for inadequacies in instruments).
GPS altitude is usually much more accurate, but since in aviation everyone should be using pressure settings from fixed stations and planes move around the altimeter isn't adjusted constantly the altitude is wrong but its usually wrong for everyone, sometimes the GPS accuracy can cause issues it that is what you are going by.
However on landing you use ILS or other ground based electronics to fix altitude to within a few feet.
roybean you are correct which is a bit odd, obviously this varies but roughly the resolution is 40ft or thereabouts yet the possible error on this value is in the region of 280ft, you might get a good unit reading 0ft at sea level or a dodgy one reading ±280ft
looks like this sensor has an accuracy of 1kPa. According to altitude charts, this could result of an error of 400 feet. seems like a lot to me, but the datasheet says this sensor is used for altimeters.
Maybe I am misunderstanding the accuracy spec?
The Freescale eval board for this is the best deal on the planet – $15. The part also comes in an I2C version, as does the Eval board.
Check Freescale's own website for other potential distributors of the eval board. They also have a higher-priced dev board that you can connect right to a PC.
They also have a demo video somewhere that I saw almost a year ago of one of the team members walking up some stairs with it showing the altitude change. Very cool.
Looks like a great sensor for my greenhouse/cellar-house automation application. Waiting for the breakout board!
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text: Oliver Herrmann, Founder and CEO of Q-FINITY Quality Management, Germany, Member of the Deputy Chairman of the ISPE GAMP D-A-CH Board, Member of the Steering Committee ISPE GAMP D-A-CH, Chair ISPE GAMP Global R&D and Clinical Systems SIG His academic study in business process and workflow management finished Oliver with a Degree of Computer Science. He worked for a consulting and software development company in Germany. In 2004, Oliver founded Q-FINITY. The intent was to combine process management with the requirements for the validation of computerized systems and share this experience via an integrated service portfolio. Over the last twelve years he gained extensive experience in planning, development, execution, documentation, and auditing of strategies, projects and measures for GxP regulated environments. Amongst other there are key projects with the focus on chromatography LIMS, PCS and MES through ERP, Pharmacovigilance, EDC, Efficacy, DMS and so on. Oliver is a CSV Trainer, a CSV Coach, and in 2009 he founded the GAMP DACH GCP working group in Germany. Currently, he is Chair of the ISPE GAMP Global R&D and Clinical Systems SIG. Actual activities include the leadership for CSV in a large project for setting up an automated production plant for pharmaceutical products including the full electronic automatic data acquisition and data processing.


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As investors grow increasingly bullish on the outlook for the resources sector in 2010, all eyes will be on
Investors can expect some outstanding iron ore numbers, after prices continued to climb over the period.
When Rio released its operations review for the fourth quarter of 2009 earlier this year, chief executive Tom Albanese said the company was seeing a recovery across most of its key commodities.
Mr Albanese said the business continued to operate efficiently, with shipments to China maintained at a high level.
Australian resource exporters have been struggling to keep up with surging Chinese demand, which has pushed resource prices to levels not seen since August and September 2008, just before the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and the ensuing global financial crisis.
Last quarter, Rio Tinto's global iron ore production set a quarterly record and was up 49 per cent compared with the fourth quarter of 2009.
Rio Tinto's global iron ore production in 2009 exceeded 217 million tonnes, a 13 per cent increase on 2008, and also a new record.
Also releasing production reports this week will be
Shares in Riversdale have been driven by a spate of corporate activity in the coal sector since Peabody Energy's bid for Macarthur Coal.
Mining stocks continued to climb last week, with the materials index on the Australian sharemarket rising 0.7 per cent, after the index of base metals on the London Metal Exchange hit its highest since August 2008.
Further underpinning the recent gains in mining stocks was a report by Goldman Sachs JBWere in which it raised its forecasts for thermal coal and iron ore in the light of growing demand from China and other buyers.
In the financial sector,
Macquarie Group is forecasting an $89.1 million profit, earnings per share of 42¢ and a 23¢ dividend.
The focus of the result was likely to be on bad debts, the broker said. Macquarie estimates that bad debts will come in around $52 million.
Investors will also need to take note of Bank of Queensland's outlook statement, which Macquarie expects to be cautious.
On a more international level, the reporting season in the United States starts on Monday night US time, when the country's biggest aluminium company, Alcoa, releases its results. Analysts expect the company to post a loss.
Other key US companies that report this week include Intel, JPMorgan, General Electric, Bank of America, and Google.
The US sharemaremarket closed at an 18-month high on Friday and investors are hoping for a strong quarterly reporting season to keep the rally going. In this round of earnings reports, US investors are expecting to see an improvement in top-line revenue growth.
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