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VALU-BEAM SMI912 Series
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1 VALU-BAM MI92 eries Intrinsically safe dc sensor MI92 eries sensor, I3R2 current amplifier module (left) and intrinsic safety barrier (right) Offers economy, performance and reliability in a rugged housing Provides standard limit-switch mounting hole spacing Use approved intrinsically safety barriers and Banner M-AMP model I3R2 current trip point amplifier ertified for use in all lasses, roups, and Divisions of hazardous locations as defined by Article 5 of the ational lectrical ode when used approved I.. barriers Provides to 3 V dc supply voltage P output Features a light- or dark-operate selection switch Available in opposed, polarized and non-polarized retroreflective, diffuse, convergent, and glass or plastic fiber optic sensing modes Ranges up to 6 meters Integral 3-pin Mini-style QD fitting; QD cordset required, see Accessories ensing Mode Models Range Long-range opposed, 88 nm ffective Beam: 3 mm (.5 in) MI9QD mitter MI9RQD Receiver 6 m (2 ft) OPPOD hort-range opposed, 88 nm ffective Beam: 3.5 mm (. in) MI9RQD mitter MI9RRQD Receiver 3 m ( ft) on-polarized retroreflective, 65 nm Visible Red MI92LVQD 5 mm to 9 m (6 in to 3 ft) RTRO P Polarized retroreflective, 65 nm Visible Red MI92LVAQD 3 mm to.5 m ( to 5 ft) POLAR RTRO ensing Mode Models Range Long-range diffuse, 88 nm Infrared MI92DQD 76 mm (3 in) DIFFU hort-range diffuse, 88 nm Infrared MI92DRQD 38 mm (5 in) Focus at: 38 mm (.5 in) OVRT VIIBL RD onvergent, 65 nm Visible Red MI92VQD pot ize at Focus:.5 mm (.6 in) Plastic fiber optic, 65 nm Visible Red MI92FPQD PLATI FIBR lass fiber optic, 88 nm Infrared MI92FQD mitter MI92RFQD Receiver ee performance curves lass fiber optic, 88 nm Infrared MI92FQD LA FIBR Performance based on use of a model BRT-3 retroreflector (3-inch diameter). Actual sensing range may be more or less than specified, depending on the efficiency and reflective area of the retroreflector used. Original Document 3396 Rev. M 6 ovember
2 VALU-BAM MI92 eries WARI: ot To Be Used for Personnel Protection ever use this device as a sensing device for personnel protection. Doing so could lead to serious injury or death. This device does not include the self-checking redundant circuitry necessary to allow its use in personnel safety applications. A sensor failure or malfunction can cause either an energized or de-energized sensor output condition. Overview VALU-BAM MI92 eries sensors are designed for intrinsically safe operation in hazardous atmospheres. They are certified by FM Approvals and A as being intrinsically safe when used approved intrinsic safety barriers. MI92 eries sensors may be wired for either two- or three-wire current-sinking operation. In the three-wire hookup, which requires two intrinsic-safety barriers, the sink current is 5 ma. The two-wire hookup, which requires one barrier, sinks ma (OFF state) and 2 ma (O state). ens. Regulator L.. Brown to 3V dc Receiver Amp Demodulator D.. Black Output Oscillator D urrent ense 36V 27 Ohms mitter ommon MI92 eries sensors feature rugged, encapsulated construction, along adjustable sensitivity and switchable light or dark operate. They also include Banner's exclusive Alignment Indicating Device system, which lights an indicator LD whenever the sensor sees its modulated light source, and pulses at a rate proportional to the received light signal strength. Intrinsic safety barriers and current trip point amplifier model I3R2 are also available (see Accessories). Installation otes WARI: xplosion Hazard Do not disconnect equipment unless power has been switched Off or the area is known to be nonhazardous. FM Installation. Barriers must be installed in accordance manufacturer's instructions. 2. Barrier entity parameters must meet the following requirements: Voc or Vt Vmax a i cable Isc or It I max La Li Lcable 3. Maximum non-hazardous area voltage must not exceed 25V.. For guidance on installation, see /IA RP2.6, Installation of Intrinsically afe Instrument ystems for Hazardous (lassified) Locations. 5. The sensors are suitable for installation out barriers in lass I Div. 2 roups A, B,, D; lass II Div. 2 roup ; and lass III Div. 2, when installed in (or through the wall of) a suitable enclosure provision for connection of rigid metal conduit per the ational lectrical ode, as acceptable to the local inspection authority having jurisdiction Tel: P/ 3396 Rev. M
3 VALU-BAM MI92 eries A Installation. Barriers must be installed in accordance manufacturer's instructions. 2. Barrier entity parameters must meet the following requirements: Voc Vmax a i cable Isc I max La Li Lcable 3. Maximum non-hazardous area voltage must not exceed 25V.. Install in accordance anadian lectrical ode, Part I. 5. The sensors are suitable for installation out barriers in lass I Div. 2 roups A, B,, D when installed in (or through the wall of) a suitable enclosure provision for connection of rigid metal conduit per the anadian lectrical ode, as acceptable to the local inspection authority having jurisdiction. In Div. 2 installations (out barriers), observe warning at left. 6. If barriers Volt/Ohm parameters are used, the following parameters shall apply: One ingle-hannel Barrier ystems one 28 V (max), 3 Ω (min) Two ingle-hannel Barrier or One Dual-hannel ystems two 28 V (max), 6 Ω (min) one 28 V (max), 3 Ω (min) and one V (max), 5 Ω (min) one 28 V (max), 3 Ω (min) and one 28 V diode return ensor ntity Parameters Vmax (Ui) 3V dc Imax (li) 35 ma Pi 75 mw i = μf Li = mh Wiring onnections MI92 eries sensors are certified intrinsically safe OLY when used certified energy-limiting intrinsically safe barriers. Banner does not manufacture such barriers; however, our applications engineers can refer you to suppliers of certified barriers that will interface Banner sensors. MI92 eries sensors may be wired using Banner urrent Amplifier ontrol Module I3R2. ote from the wiring diagrams that the installation may be made either a single barrier (2-wire hookup) or a double barrier (3-wire hookup). mitter-only units (MI9QD, RQD, and FQD) use the 2-wire hookup; all other models use either 2- or 3-wire hookup. In the 2-wire configuration, the sensor will act as a current sink, drawing less than ma in the OFF state and more than 2 ma in the O state. The user must provide a current sensing device ( current sensor in the diagram) to convert the current to a logic level. In the 3-wire configuration, the output may be used directly to control loads of less than 5 ma. In selecting the barrier, it is important to consider the barrier's resistance. The sensor must have at least volts across the brown and blue power leads for proper operation, and the barrier will cause a voltage drop due to its resistance. The formula that determines how much resistance is allowed is: R = (supply voltage volts). If the supply voltage is 2 V dc, then the maximum resistance is 56 ohms. If the supply voltage is 8 V dc, then the maximum resistance is 32 ohms. This includes the resistance of any current sensing device used (in the 2-wire configuration), so the barrier resistance must be further reduced by the current sensor resistance. ote that, in the 3-wire hookup, the positive load barrier is in series the load. This will result in an apparent saturation voltage of the output that is higher than the sensor output by the amount of I R (current times resistance) drop through the barrier. A positive input barrier is required for both supply and for load. The sensor s blue (negative supply) lead is normally connected to the ground terminal of the barrier. The user is responsible for proper installation and maintenance of this equipment, and must conform the certification requirements relating to barriers and to maximum allowable capacitance and inductance of the field wiring. If in doubt about these requirements, our applications engineers can refer you to the appropriate authority. P/ 3396 Rev. M - Tel:
4 VALU-BAM MI92 eries AUTIO: lectrostatic Discharge (D) pecial onditions for afe Use. Parts of the enclosure are non-conducting and may generate an ignition-capable level of D. leaning of the equipment shall be done only a damp cloth. afe area Hazardous area Barriers not required for Div. 2 3 V dc (reference OT #5 for FM & A on page 3) Operating Voltage 8 3 V dc 25 ma dc - IPUT L O A D I 5 ma max. I onnection to control room equipment should not use or generate more than 25 V V I.. - BLAK BROW MI9 eries ensor Bottom view (colors shown are for mating cordset MB-32) arth ground (less than ohm) Busbar ote: mitters have no output connection (no connection to black wire) Figure. Wiring for 3-Wire onnections afe area Hazardous area Barriers not required for Div 2 3 V dc max. (Reference ote #5 for FM & A) Operating voltage 8 3 V dc 25 ma dc - Input ma (OFF state) 2 ma (O state) ensor I I.. - V - Barrier BLAK BROW MI9 eries ensor Bottom view (colors shown are for mating cordset MB-32) arth ground (less than ohm) BUBAR Figure 2. Wiring for 2-Wire onnections - Tel: P/ 3396 Rev. M
5 VALU-BAM MI92 eries pecifications upply Voltage and urrent ensor only: requires to 3 V dc, 25 ma maximum ensing Beam Infrared (88 nm) or visible red (65 nm), depending on model Adjustments Light/Dark Operate select switch on rear of sensor ensitivity control on rear of sensor allows precise gain setting (turn clockwise to increase gain) Indicators ensors include Banner's exclusive Alignment Indicating Device (D ) system, which lights a top-mounted red indicator LD whenever the sensor sees its modulated light source, and pulses the LD at a rate proportional to the received light signal strength. onstruction Housing: reinforced PBT, totally encapsulated Lenses: molded acrylic Hardware: stainless steel onnections upplied integral 3-pin Mini-style QD fitting; requires cordset model MB (see Accessories), purchased separately. Application ote pecial onditions for afe Use: Parts of the enclosure are nonconducting and may generate an ignition-capable level of D. leaning of the equipment shall be done only a damp cloth. Output onfiguration urrent sinking P open-collector transistor Output Rating Three-wire hookup sinks 5 ma maximum, continuous ( to 3 V dc) Two-wire hookup sinks ma (OFF state) and 2 ma (O state), to 3 V dc. Outputs are short-circuit protected. Output Response Time Opposed-mode receivers: 8 milliseconds O/ milliseconds OFF; independent of signal strength All other models: milliseconds O and OFF millisecond delay on power-up (output does not conduct during this time). Repeatability Opposed mode:. millisecond All other modes:.3 milliseconds Repeatability is independent of signal strength. nvironmental Ratings Banner tested to MA standards, 2, 3, 3,,, 2, and 3, I IP66 Operating onditions Temperature: 2 to 7 ( F to 58 F) Max. Relative Humidity: 5 (non-condensing) ertifications Design tandards AT (uropean) 679-, 679-, anadian A/A 22.2, o. 2-M987, o.57-92, o.., 679-, 679- United tates FM lass 36, 36, and 38, /IA 6- (82.2.), /IA 679-, 679-, and Ix I 679- (d.6.); I 679- (d. 6.) Approvals AT (uropean) anadian II 2 x ib II T5 b Ta = to ; ntity FM2AT9 ntity Parameters: VMax = 3 V, IMax = 35 ma, i = μf, Li = mh. MI9(a) on-incendive for lass I, Division 2, roups A, B, and D, T5 Ta = to 7 a = 2LVQD, 2DQD, 2DRQD, 2FQD, 2VQD, 2LVAQD or 2FPQD. MI9(b) on-incendive for lass I, Division 2, roups A, B, and D, T5 Ta = to 7 Intrinsically safe for lass I, Zone x ib roup II T5 Ta = to 7 ; , ntity ntity Parameters: VMax = 3 V, IMax = 35 ma, i = μf, Li = mh. b = RQD, RRQD, RFQD, QD, RQD or FQD. United tates MI9(a) on-incendive for lass I, Division 2, roups A, B, and D, T5 Ta = to 7 uitable for lass II and III, Division 2, roups F and *, T5 Ta = to 7 a = 2LVQD, 2DQD, 2DRQD, 2FQD, 2VQD, 2LVAQD or 2FPQD. MI9(b) on-incendive for lass I, Division 2, roups A, B, and D, T5 Ta = to 7 uitable for lass II and III, Division 2, roups F and *, T5 Ta = to 7 Intrinsically safe for lass I, Zone Ax ib roup II T5 b Ta = to ; ntity ntity Parameters: VMax = 3 V, IMax = 35 ma, i = μf, Li = mh. b = RQD, RRQD, RFQD, QD, RQD or FQD. Ix x ib II T5 Ta= to ; ntity - Ix FM.29 ntity Parameters: Vmax = 3 V, Imax = 35 ma, i= µf, Li= mh P/ 3396 Rev. M - Tel:
6 VALU-BAM MI92 eries ITALL PR MF. DW VALU-BAM MODL: Imax (li) = 35mA Vmax (Ui) = 3VD i = Li = FOR HAZARDOU LOATIO, ITALL PR MF. DW VALU-BAM MODL: Imax (li) = 35mA Vmax (Ui) = 3VD i = Li = RTL/ LR887 xia ITRIIALLY AF/ URIT ITRIIQU 725 FM2AT9 II 2 x ib II T5 b Ta = - to 7 L I, Z Ax/x ib II T5 b L I, DIV 2 P ABD (L II, III, DIV 2 P F U only) Ix FM.29 x ib II T5 RTL/ LR887 xia ITRIIALLY AF/ URIT ITRIIQU L I, DIV 2 P ABD (L II, III, DIV 2 P F U only) Performance urves Opposed xcess ain Beam Patterns xcess ain Beam Patterns Long-range Opposed hort-range Opposed MI9QD & MI9RQD 5 mm mm 5 mm 5 mm mm 5 mm MI9QD/MI9RQD 6" 6" MI9RQD & MI9RRQD 3 mm 2 mm mm mm 2 mm 3 mm MI9RQD/ MI9RRQD. m.33 ' m 3.3 ' m 33 ' m 33 ' 5 m 5' 3 m ' 5 m 5' 6 m 2' 75 m 25'. m.33 '. m.33 ' m 3.3 ' m 33 '.6 m 2'.2 m.8 m ' 6' 2. m 8' 3. m ' Retroreflective Retroreflective performance based on use of a model BRT-3 retroreflector ( diameter). Actual sensing range may be more or less than specified, depending on the efficiency and reflective area of the retroreflector used. xcess ain Beam Patterns xcess ain Beam Patterns on-polarized Retroreflective Polarized Retroreflective MI92LVQD. m.33' " reflector (BR T-) BR T-T tape. m m.33' 3.3' reflector (BR T-3) m 33' 5 mm mm 5 mm 5 mm mm 5 mm 2 m 9' MI92LVQD BRT-3 RFLTOR m 6 m 5' 2' 8 m 27' 6" 6" m 33'. m.33 ' MI92LVAQD. m.33 ' BRT-3 retroreflector m 3.3 ' m 33 ' 5 mm 5 mm m 3' MI92LVAQD BRT-3 RFLTOR 2 m 3 m 6' 9' m 2' 5 m 5' " " 6 - Tel: P/ 3396 Rev. M
7 VALU-BAM MI92 eries Diffuse Diffuse mode performance based on use of 9% reflectance white test card. xcess ain Beam Patterns xcess ain Beam Patterns Long-range Diffuse hort-range Diffuse MI92DQD Range is based on 9% reflectance white test card 9.5 mm 3 mm 6.5 mm MI92DQD.75".5".25" MI92DRQD Range is based on 9% reflectance white test card 9.5 mm 3 mm 6.5 mm MI92DRQD.75".5".25" 6.5 mm 3 mm 9.5 mm.25".5".75" 6.5 mm 3 mm 9.5 mm.25".5".75" mm. " mm. mm mm " 6 mm 6" 3 mm 6 mm 6 mm 2 76 mm mm. " mm. mm mm " 5 mm 2 6" 9" 3 mm 3 5" onvergent xcess ain Beam Pattern MI92VQD onvergent Mode 2. mm.6 mm.8 mm MI92VQD onvergent Mode.9".6". A I.8 mm.6 mm 2. mm..6".9" mm. mm. mm mm 5 mm.6" 3 mm. 5 mm. 6 mm 2. 3." Plastic Fiber Optic xcess ain Beam Pattern xcess ain Beam Pattern Plastic Fiber Optic (Opposed) Plastic Fiber Optic (Diffuse) mm. " PIT26U o Lenses mm. PIT6U o Lenses MI92FPQD Opposed mode plastic fibers mm PIT6U Lenses mm " 5 mm 3 mm 5 mm 5 mm 3 mm 5 mm MI92FPQD Opposed Mode " PIT26U 5 mm PIT6U mm 5"...6".6".. Range is based on 9% reflectance white test card.. mm. " mm. " PBT26U fiber MI92FPQD Diffuse mode plastic fiber mm. PBT6U fiber mm mm mm 3. MI92FPQD - Diffuse Mode PBT26U PBT6U 7.5 mm. 5. mm 22.5 mm.6".9" 3. mm..5".".5".5".".5" 37.5 mm.5" P/ 3396 Rev. M - Tel:
8 VALU-BAM MI92 eries lass Fiber Optic xcess ain Beam Pattern xcess ain Beam Pattern lass Fiber Optic (Opposed) IT3 fibers MI9FQD MI9RFQD Opposed mode glass fibers IT23 fibers 5 mm 5 mm MI9FQD/MI9RFQD IT23 IT3 " " IT23 and L9 Lenses MI9FQD MI9RFQD IT23 and L6F Lenses 3 mm 2 mm mm mm 2 mm 3 mm MI9FQD/ MI9RFQD IT23 fibers L9 Lenses IT23 fibers L6F Lenses mm. " mm. mm mm " mm 2 mm 3 mm mm 6" 5 mm. m.33' m 3.3' m 33' m 33' 2.5 m 8' 5. m 6' 7.5 m 2'. m 32' 2.5 m ' lass Fiber Optic (Opposed) lass Fiber Optic (Retro) IT3 fibers MI92FQD Opposed mode glass fibers IT23 fibers 5 mm 5 mm MI92FQD IT23 fibers IT23 fibers " " MI92FQD L9 lens and BT3 fibers Retroreflective model BRT-3 target L6F lens and BT3 fibers 5 mm mm 5 mm 5 mm mm 5 mm MI92FQD w/l9 lens w/l6f lens BT3 fiber, retroreflective mode, BRT-3 reflector 6" 6" mm. " mm. mm mm " mm 2 mm 3 mm mm 6" 5 mm. m.33'. m.33' m 3.3' m 33'.25 ' m ' 2.5 m 8' 3.75 m 2' 5. m 6' 6.25 m 2' lass Fiber Optic (Diffuse) MI92FQD BT3 fibers Diffuse mode Range is based on 9% reflectance white test card BT23 fibers 2. mm.8mm.2 mm.6 mm.6 mm.2 mm.8 mm BT3 MI92FQD Diffuse Mode BT23.".75".5".25".25".5".75". mm. " mm. " mm. mm 2. mm 7.5 mm. 5. mm.6" 22.5 mm.9" 3. mm.." 37.5 mm.5" Dimensions 36.6 mm (.) LD Indicator 35.6 mm (.) Light/Dark Operate elect (L.O. = W, D.O. = W) 5.8 mm (2.") 39. mm (.5) Lens enterline ensitivity ontrol (Turn W to Increase).5 mm (#) crew learance (2) 7.8 mm (.7") 26.7 mm (.5") M3 x.5 Thread Hex ut upplied 5.6 mm (.2) Mini-style Quick-disconnect ontrol potentiometers are behind cover screws; remove screws to access controls 25. mm (.") 8 - Tel: P/ 3396 Rev. M
9 VALU-BAM MI92 eries Accessories 3-Pin Mini-tyle ordsets Model Length tyle Dimensions Pinout (Female) MB m (6.5 ft) MB m (2 ft) traight MB-33 MI-36 MI-32 MI m (3 ft).83 m (6.5 ft) 3.66 m (2 ft) 9. m (3 ft) traight 52 Typ. 7/8-6U-2B 3 2 ø 25.5 = Black 2 = Brown 3 = M3-36 M m (6.5 ft) 3.66 m (2 ft) traight = Red/Black 2 = Red/White 3 = reen Mounting Brackets MB3A Right-angle bracket curved slot for versatile orientation learance for M6 (¼ in) hardware Mounting hole for 3 mm sensor 2-ga. stainless steel Hole center spacing: A to B= Hole size: A=ø 6.3, B= 27. x 6.3, =ø B A MB3MM 2-ga. stainless steel bracket curved mounting slots for versatile orientation learance for M6 (¼ in) hardware Mounting hole for 3 mm sensor Hole center spacing: A = 5, A to B = 25. Hole size: A = 2.6 x 7, B = ø 6., = ø A B 57 MB3 wivel bracket 3 mm mounting hole for sensor Black reinforced thermoplastic polyester tainless steel mounting and swivel locking hardware included A B Hole center spacing: A=ø 5.8 Hole size: A=ø 7., B=ø 3. urrent Trip-Point Modules urrent Trip-Point Module Model I3R2 Description elf-contained module converts the MI92 sensor s current output signal to a trip point switch. PDT electromechanical relay switches loads that draw up to 5 amps. The PT solid-state relay can switch a dc load of up to 3 V dc, max.; 2 ma max. Powered by either 5 to 3 V ac or 2 to 25 V ac. upplies dc power to operate a single sensor or both the emitter and receiver of one MI eries opposed-mode sensor pair. The sensor's input to the I3R2 is protected against short circuits. Built-in circuit diagnostics indicate an input overload by flashing an LD status light. Module has two isolated output switches, a 5-amp rated PDT electromechanical relay and a solid-state transistor switch used for logic-level interfaces. May be ordered either alone or as a part of a kit. P/ 3396 Rev. M - Tel:
10 VALU-BAM MI92 eries urrent Trip-Point Module Model Description upply Voltage 5 to 3 V ac or 2 to 25 V ac, 5/6 Hz (8 VA) Output onfiguration (PDT electromechanical relay) ontact rating: 25 V ac maximum, 2 V dc maximum, 5 amps maximum (resistive load), / HP at 2 V ac. Install transient suppressor (MOV) across contacts which switch inductive loads. Min. load: 2 V dc,. A. losure time: milliseconds maximum. Release time: milliseconds maximum. Maximum switching speed: 2 operations/second. Mechanical life: 2,, operations Output onfiguration (olid-state dc relay) PT optically-coupled transistor; 3 V dc maximum, 2 ma maximum. mitter Power 2 V dc at 25 ma maximum available at module pin #3 Inputs Trip point for output "OFF": ma Trip point for output "O": 2 ma Trip point range for input overload indication: 3 ma I 8 ma Indicators tatus Indicators for PUT O and IPUT overload/short onstruction Housing: rugged polyphenylene oxide (PPO ).6" 2. tandard round-pin -pole base. Use R- socket or equivalent. Operating onditions Temperature: to 5 (32 F to 22 F) Intrinsic afety Barriers Model (Barrier Only) Barrier Description Kit Model Kit Description IB- ingle-channel intrinsically safe barrier I2BK- Includes I3R2 current amplifier, one R- socket, one DI-rail mount, one single-channel intrinsically safe barrier I2B- Dual-channel intrinsically safe barrier (typically used in opposed-mode applications) I2BK-2 Includes I3R2 current amplifier, one R- socket, one DI-rail mount, one dual-channel intrinsically safe barrier afe Area Hazardous Area I Dual Barrier Brown 3 MI eries mitter I.. Input: ma (OFF state) 2 ma (O state) A supply Relay outputs 5 amp contacts 5 to 3V ac 2 to 25V ac I3R2 Aux. Input ommon OPTO-oupler Output: 2 ma max. I Busbar Brown Black Bottom view of cordset connector on sensor (colors shown are for mating cordset model MI-32) 3 MI eries Receiver arth ground (less than ohm) Figure 3. Wiring onnections - MI92 eries Opposed Mode mitters and Receivers - Tel: P/ 3396 Rev. M
11 VALU-BAM MI92 eries afe area Hazardous area A supply Relay outputs 5 amp contacts 5 to 3V ac 2 to 25V ac I3R2 Input: ma (OFF state) 2 ma (O state) Aux. Input ommon OPTO-oupler Output: 2 ma max. I V I.. Barrier Busbar I.. Brown Black 3 Bottom view of cordset connector on sensor (colors shown are for mating cordset model MB-32) MI eries ensor arth ground (less than ohm) Figure. Wiring onnections - All Other MI92 eries ensors Repairs and Translations Obtain assistance product repairs by contacting your local Banner ngineering orp distributor or by calling Banner directly at (763) Access literature translated into your native language on the Banner website at or contact Banner directly at (763) Banner ngineering orp Limited Warranty Banner ngineering orp. warrants its products to be free from defects in material and workmanship for one year following the date of shipment. Banner ngineering orp. will repair or replace, free of charge, any product of its manufacture which, at the time it is returned to the factory, is found to have been defective during the warranty period. This warranty does not cover damage or liability for misuse, abuse, or the improper application or installation of the Banner product. THI LIMITD WARRATY I LUIV AD I LIU OF ALL OTHR WARRATI WHTHR PR OR IMPLID (ILUDI, WITH LIMITATIO, AY WARRATY OF MRHATABILITY OR FIT FOR A PARTIULAR PURPO), AD WHTHR ARII UDR OUR OF PRFORMA, OUR OF DALI OR TRAD UA. This Warranty is exclusive and limited to repair or, at the discretion of Banner ngineering orp., replacement. I O VT HALL BAR IRI ORP. B LIABL TO BUYR OR AY OTHR PRO OR TITY FOR AY TRA OT, P, LO, LO OF PROFIT, OR AY IIDTAL, OQUTIAL OR PIAL DAMA RULTI FROM AY PRODUT DFT OR FROM TH U OR IABILITY TO U TH PRODUT, WHTHR ARII I OTRAT OR WARRATY, TATUT, TORT, TRIT LIABILITY, LI, OR OTHRWI. Banner ngineering orp. reserves the right to change, modify or improve the design of the product out assuming any obligations or liabilities relating to any product previously manufactured by Banner ngineering orp. - Tel:
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Afroman Escapes Jail In Assault Case
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Afroman, real name Joseph Edgar Foreman, publicly apologized for his behavior, canceled the remainder of his U.S. tour dates, and signed up for anger management courses. He also wrote a lengthy Facebook message to Haley Byrd, who suffered a concussion in the attack. He has since been sentenced to more anger management classes and drug tests as part of his probation, and if he breaks the law, he'll be sentenced to six months in jail. Byrd now plans to sue the gig promoters.

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I'm thrilled to learn of a new online Final Fantasy after finally walking away from the previous game approximately 3 years ago. I'm equally excited over the high activity level of these forums! It goes to show that the gaming community and FF fanbase continues to support the development cycle of the new game! While much of what we know is speculation and many of us are still waiting for more detail, I'm confident the game will turn out to be an amazing product of SE.
I find that although the game most likely won't come out until mid-late 2010, I'm already excited about the release! I haven't had this feeling since, well, the first online FF. And while FF was fun at the start, engaging, and entertaining, eventually it turned out to be more of a job than a game. I'm sure many of you can relate.
So my vow this time out is to explore all, experiment, group up whenever possible, and to contribute to the community in every way I can. That is clearly what I'm missing from the first game. As frustrating as it was getting stampeded by monsters at the zone line, I didn't really care as long as I was in a rocking party, Luckily, I had many a mage friend ;)
The community it where this game needs to deliver. Regardless of what faults are present at launch (and I'm sure there will be a laundry list), I'm hoping dedicated gamers and longtime FF fans will be able to make the most out of the community. I'm looking forward to reading up on the development of FF XIV, but my hope is to group up with mature gamers on a dedicated server to actively enjoy the FF experience. You just can't beat it, even years after walking away.


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i'm confused too ...
can't really read ... but like it anyway ...
well done !
nice, BUT ... looks a little too samiliar to the condom campaign from Lwe Bull just a few months back where the condom packs (of different colours) formed various images of people in different positions. C'mon CLM, you do better than that *tssk tssk*
i confused here...is this ad for chiclets? or does chiclets have something to do with this rock festival? or are those not chiclets at all? and if not...what are they?
Dude its a gum company that puts on a rock festival. The gum makes rock. and rock beats scissors, go scissors!
is airwaves the gum or the name of the show? i really dont like how there is no mention of the gum company and wouldnt they want their logo on this somewhere?.
ive seen things used as pixels a million times..and executed in a much better manner than we're seeing here too..maybe its just me but this isnt working.
i'm confused too ...
can't really read ... but like it anyway ...
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Below are this week's prophecies:
Randy Moore's picks
KENTUCKY AT TENNESSEE: The Vols got their wake-up call last weekend at Vanderbilt, so they should be hitting the snooze button early this Saturday. Tennessee 34, Kentucky 7.
MISSISSIPPI STATE AT OLE MISS: With each team sporting a 3-7 record, the Egg Bowl is a shell of its former self. Both quarterbacks will be looking to scramble but only one will leave Vaught-Hemingway Stadium with his sunny side up. Pardon the bad yokes. Ole Miss 24, Mississippi State 20.
GEORGIA TECH AT GEORGIA: The Bulldogs blew their national title hopes with a home loss to Tennessee. Still, a convincing win in this game could earn them a BCS bowl bid -- a nice consolation prize. Georgia 27, Georgia Tech 17.
NOTRE DAME AT SOUTHERN CAL: Unless USC quarterback Matt Leinart gets hurt on the final play of the first half, the Trojans should win handily. USC 34, Notre Dame 17.
OKLAHOMA STATE AT TEXAS TECH: Two of the NCAA's most underrated teams collide in Lubbock. If the weather's decent, the pass-happy Red Raiders should prevail. Texas Tech 31, Oklahoma State 24.
TEXAS A&M AT TEXAS: The fifth-ranked Longhorns have a tendency to choke in big games, and this one is pretty darned big. I think Mack Brown finds a way to lose. Texas A&M 24, Texas 20.
VIRGINIA AT VIRGINIA TECH: Two teams with 8-2 records and top-20 rankings collide in their annual in-state grudge match. This one ought to be interesting. Virginia 28, Virginia Tech 27.
WAKE FOREST AT MARYLAND: Both squads have had amazing highs and lows this fall. In other words, they're typical ACC programs. Maryland 20, Wake Forest 17.
SYRACUSE AT BOSTON COLLEGE: I don't know how much longer Syracuse is going to keep Paul Pasqualoni, especially after he loses this game. Boston College 31, Syracuse 14.
Jeffery Stewart's picks
LSU AT ARKANSAS: The home team has won the last six in this series and the last time they played in Little Rock, Matt Jones threw a 37-yard touchdown on the game's final play to give the Hogs the victory. That contest went down in local lore as The Miracle on Markham St., which is where War Memorial Stadium is located. No doubt, Jones is very dangerous and this is the type of stage on which he shines, but four of UA's losses have ended on a turnover he's made (two fumbles and two INTs). It won't be easy to establish the run against LSU and Jones will get a lot of pressure when he passes. LSU 21, Arkansas 17.
KENTUCKY AT TENNESSEE: The Vols exhibited a glaring lack of killer instinct against Vanderbilt last week and they have played too many close games this season to be comfortable against any team, especially a longtime rival coming in with two weeks to prepare. UT also has a long list of wounded warriors, including three starters in the O-line and its top two quarterbacks. But it seems the Vols always find a way to beat the Wildcats and usually beat them badly. Tennessee 30, Kentucky 13.
MISSISSIPPI STATE AT OLE MISS: That rotten egg smell in the Magnolia State is to warn fans they are getting near the infamous Egg Bowl. With seven wins collectively this was the only bowl game the Rebs and Dogs qualify for in '04 and they'll play each other hard trying to avoid a season-ending setback and the bad taste it would leave in their mouths for the next nine months. Both teams are coming off close losses and the one with the most left in the emotional tank should prevail. Home field has its advantages. Mississippi 27, Mississippi State 24.
GEORGIA TECH AT GEORGIA: The Bulldogs have won 10 of the last 13 in this series, including the last three in a row, and figure to maintain their mastery between the hedges on senior's day. Georgia 28, Georgia Tech 16.
NOTRE DAME AT SOUTHERN CAL: The Fighting Irish could make this one interesting for a half but the Trojans are a whole lot better and have won seven of their last eight home finales. Also, USC has won the last two meetings in this high-profile series by 31 points apiece. USC 38, Notre Dame 20.
OKLAHOMA STATE AT TEXAS TECH: The Red Raiders' high-caliber offense will come out with both barrels smoking and probably put too many points on the board for the Cowboys to match. But that's not to say Oklahoma State won't turn it into a good, old-fashioned shootout. Texas Tech 42, Oklahoma State 34.
TEXAS A&M AT TEXAS: The Aggies have lost the last three against their archrival by an average of 25 points per game. It should be much closer this year as Dennis Franchione has his team playing up to its potential. However, A&M simply doesn't have enough potential at this point to knock off the Longhorns in Austin, where Texas has been virtually unbeatable in season finales under Mack Brown. Texas 29, Texas A&M 21.
VIRGINIA AT VIRGINIA TECH: The Cavaliers beat VTU last season, 35-21, in Charlottesville and the Hokies will be primed for pay back in Blacksburg, where they have a history of success in home finales. Virginia Tech 27, Virginia 20.
WAKE FOREST AT MARYLAND: The Demon Deacons have been a mild surprise this season while the Terps have been a major disappointment. But Maryland is at home and have a chance to go out on a high note. Maryland 24, Wake Forest 20. SYRACUSE AT BOSTON COLLEGE: This is a bad spot for the Orangemen, who gave B.C. a 39-14 headache in last year's encounter at the Carrier Dome. The Eagles will soar Saturday against a Syracuse squad just begging to be put out of its misery. Boston College 35, Syracuse 20.


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Waterfall model follows application development in phases with checkpoint and deliverable documents in each checkpoint. It advocates rigours project management, strategy and processes to track the status. The main drawback is that it requires more than 80% project understanding before kicking off the project which is impossible in major cases. Cause of volatile requirements and understanding business feels, 80% of software projects using this methodology fail to meet their objectives.
Agile mythology has small box iterations rather than phases. The output of each iteration will be production release deliverable and could be evaluated and get early feedback.
Agile was a significant departure from the heavyweight document-driven software development methodologies—such as waterfall—in general use at the time.
Agile refers to more collaboration and interaction between different departments at enterprise level and delivers the successful product with individual contribution.
Agile methodologies embrace iterations. Small teams work together with stakeholders to define quick prototypes, proof of concepts, or other visual means to describe the problem to be solved. The team defines the requirements for the iteration, develops the code, and defines and runs integrated test scripts, and the users verify the results. Verification occurs much earlier in the development process than it would with waterfall, allowing stakeholders to fine-tune requirements while they're still relatively easy to change.
It promotes adaptive planning, evolutionary development & delivery, a time-boxed iterative approach, and encourages rapid and flexible response to change.
It advocates frequent "release" in short development cycles, each release follows with several iterations. When the product release has enough features to satisfy the user, the team terminates iteration cycle and releases the software.
Other elements of Extreme Programming include: programming in pairs, continuous integration, add only needed features for a particular release.
Users write a story which helps the team to estimate the time to build the release and to define acceptance testing. A user is a part of XP team and adds the detail requirement as the software is being built. This allows requirements to evolve as both users and developers define what the product will look like.
Scrum is a way for teams to work together to develop a product wherein requirement changes rapidly during development. Product development, using Scrum, occurs in small pieces, with each piece building upon previously created pieces. Building products one small piece at a time encourages creativity and enables teams to respond to feedback and change, to build exactly and only what is needed. Unlike XP, Scrum methodology includes both managerial and development processes.
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College of Education, Igueben, Edo State - The College has the main objective of producing qualified and competent middle level teaching personnel for the Junior Secondary School level in the humanities, science, technical and vocational subjects. The College which was reopened in 2006 on a sound academic and administrative foundation, is reputable for Academic excellence in teaching and research.
Location: Igueben, Edo
Job Description
The Registrar is the chief Administrative Officer of the College.
He/She is responsible to the Provost for the day to day General Administration of the College.
The successful candidate is by virtue of the office, the Secretary to the Governing Council and may perform such other duties as may be assigned to him/herfrom time by the provost and the Governing Council.
Qualification and Experience
The Applicant must process good honours degrees from recognized institutions of learning.
Higher Degrees will be an added advantage, plus evidence of NYSC Certificate of Service.
The Applicant should have a minimum of fifteen (15) years post-Qualification Administration or Professional Experience, Five(s) of which must have been spent on a Senior Level in an Institution of Higher Learning.
The Applicant must be registered with at least a professional body.
Preference will be given to candidates within the College of Education System.
The Applicant must have demonstrable and proven innovative abilities and drive.
He/she must be proficient in the use of information and Communication Technology (ICT)
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Senate Democrats pass middle-class tax cut
Senate Democrats voted yesterday to extend the Bush-era tax cuts for all except wealthy individuals and couples reporting incomes exceeding $200,000 and $250,000 a year, respectively.
The Middle Class Tax Cut Act – S. 3412 – passed the Senate 51-48 along partisan lines, with Democrats supporting the measure and Republicans opposing it.
Read more: Obama presses Congress to extend middle-class tax cuts
The bill, if passed by the House and signed into law by the President, will prevent a 3% tax hike on middle-class Americans but allow the tax rates for the top two income brackets return to pre-2001 levels in 2013.
In addition, tax rates on capital gains – or earnings that result from the buying or selling of properties, stocks, and bonds – for individuals in the top income brackets will revert to 20% from the current rate of 15%.
Read more: Romney's tax controversy shines spotlight on tax code that favors wealth over wages
Those high-income earners will also be limited in the amount of personal exemptions and itemized deductions that they can claim to reduce the amount of taxes that they would have to pay.
Individuals, including most small business owners, earning less than $200,000 a year or couples reporting less than $250,000 in income annually will have their 3% tax cut extended until the end of 2013.
Finally, the bill will also extend a series of temporary tax cuts – such as the American Opportunity Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, and the Earned Income Tax Credit – through 2013.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) stated that 98% of Americans will benefit from tax cut extension, which would save an average family of about $2,200 next year, and urged House Republicans to approve the Senate bill.
However, Republicans will likely oppose the bill if the tax cuts are not extended to top income earners as well. Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) insisted that Senate Democrat's bill would harm the fragile economic recovery by increasing taxes on "small" businesses and capital gains and dividend earnings.
Read more: CBO report shows extending Bush tax cuts will raise deficit
"If Republicans in the House fail to act on this bill, taxes will rise by $2,200 for the typical middle-class family of four. That is $2,200 less to spend on gas, groceries, rent, and life in general for these people. This tax hike on ordinary families couldn't come at a worse time–just as our economy is doing its utmost to get back on its feet," said Reid. "Republicans should not force middle-class families off their fiscal cliff to protect more wasteful giveaways to millionaires and billionaires–an average of $160,000 a year per millionaire. Democrats believe this country can't afford more budget-busting giveaways for the top 2 percent of earners."
Reid pointed out that the Republicans' plan would actually raise taxes on 25 million middle-class families by about $1,000 a year while giving the average millionaire million a $160,000 tax break. The Republican amendment, which failed in a 45-54 vote, would extend the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts for everyone, keep the capital gains and dividends tax rate capped at 15%, and instruct the Senate Committee on Finance to draw up legislation to cut corporate taxes to 25%.
"Republicans should not force middle-class families off their fiscal cliff to protect more wasteful giveaways to millionaires and billionaires," said Reid. "Democrats believe this country can't afford more budget-busting giveaways for the top 2 percent of earners…But that is a debate we are willing to have, and the House Republicans need not hold tax cuts for the middle class hostage in order to have that debate. They can and should pass our middle-class tax cuts immediately."
List of Senators who voted against S. 3412 "Middle Class Tax Cut Act":
Alexander, Lamar – (R – TN)
Ayotte, Kelly – (R – NH)
Barrasso, John – (R – WY)
Blunt, Roy – (R – MO)
Boozman, John – (R – AR)
Brown, Scott P. – (R – MA)
Burr, Richard – (R – NC)
Chambliss, Saxby – (R – GA)
Coats, Daniel – (R – IN)
Coburn, Tom – (R – OK)
Cochran, Thad – (R – MS)
Collins, Susan M. – (R – ME)
Corker, Bob – (R – TN)
Cornyn, John – (R – TX)
Crapo, Mike – (R – ID)
DeMint, Jim – (R – SC)
Enzi, Michael B. – (R – WY)
Graham, Lindsey – (R – SC)
Grassley, Chuck – (R – IA)
Hatch, Orrin G. – (R – UT)
Heller, Dean – (R – NV)
Hoeven, John – (R – ND)
Hutchison, Kay Bailey – (R – TX)
Inhofe, James M. – (R – OK)
Isakson, Johnny – (R – GA)
Johanns, Mike – (R – NE)
Johnson, Ron – (R – WI)
Kyl, Jon – (R – AZ)
Lee, Mike – (R – UT)
Lieberman, Joseph I. – (ID – CT)
Lugar, Richard G. – (R – IN)
McCain, John – (R – AZ)
McConnell, Mitch – (R – KY)
Moran, Jerry – (R – KS)
Murkowski, Lisa – (R – AK)
Paul, Rand – (R – KY)
Portman, Rob – (R – OH)
Risch, James E. – (R – ID)
Roberts, Pat – (R – KS)
Rubio, Marco – (R – FL)
Sessions, Jeff – (R – AL)
Shelby, Richard C. – (R – AL)
Snowe, Olympia J. – (R – ME)
Thune, John – (R – SD)
Toomey, Patrick J. – (R – PA)
Vitter, David – (R – LA)
Webb, Jim – (D – VA)
Wicker, Roger F. – (R – MS)
Learn More:
- Thomas.LOC.gov: Summary of S. 3412 "Middle Class Tax Cut Act"
- Senate.gov: Senate Roll call vote #184 on S. 3412 "Middle Class Tax Cut Act' on July 25, 2012
- Senate.gov: Senate Roll call vote #183 on Hatch-McConnell Amdt. No. 2573 to S. 3412
- Thomas.LOC.gov: Hatch-McConnell Amendment No. 2573 to S. 3412
- WhatTheFolly.com: How the 2001 and 2003 Bush tax cuts benefit the wealthy
- WhatTheFolly.com: Romney's tax controversy shines spotlight on tax code that favors wealth over wages
- WhatTheFolly.com: CBO report shows extending Bush tax cuts will raise deficit
- WhatTheFolly.com: Obama presses Congress to extend middle-class tax cuts
- WhatTheFolly.com: Transcript: Sen. Harry Reid on extending tax cuts for the middle-class
- WhatTheFolly.com: Transcript: Sen. Mitch McConnell on extending the Bush tax cuts
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You would just remove the <xen:sidebar> tags and its contents from any templates where you don't want to display the sidebar.
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Anatomy of a football match
This feature is not about football or soccer itself (there are lots of other sites catering for football fans), but these pictures of the match between England and Scotland that took place at Wembley Stadium on 26 May 1979 help illustrate the BBC's style of television presentation of football matches during the late 1970s/early 1980s, including the various on-screen captions that were used.
This comprehensive graphic display was used for team details at the start of the match together with the team's crest. The England team of this era featured famous players such as Kevin Keegan, Steve Coppell and Trevor Brooking who was later to become a familiar face on BBC1 as a football pundit.
And ditto for the opposing team - in this case Scotland.
The referee (Antonio Garrido, from Portugal) was deemed important enough to have an on-screen caption all of his own. He checks his watch, waiting for play to begin.
This (enlarged) view of the goal mouth shows some of the advertisement hoardings used at the time. Note the advertisements for Bush and Murphy - two electrical brand names that were prominent in the 1970s - only Bush is still being used today though no longer owned by what was Rank Radio International; the Bush brand now owned by the Home Retail Group who own the chain of Argos catalogue shops in the UK and Ireland, amongst other concerns.
The advent of video disc recording in 1968 meant that action replays (including slow motion and still frames without any interference) were possible without any delay involved in rewinding a videotape, though this was confined only to the last 33 seconds of play which was being recorded in a continuous loop. The BBC showed briefly an onscreen caption (which included the BBC logo) at the beginning of the replay to let viewers know what they were watching; not long afterwards - well at least by January 1980 - this reminder was used far less often presumably because viewers had been long accustomed to this sort of thing.
When something of note happened during the game (such as a goal being scored) a caption would often briefly appear identifying the person involved - in this case Peter Barnes who scored the equalising goal for England shortly before the half-time whistle.
These were the days before the occasional use of a permanent on-screen display of the current score - viewers had to keep track of the game themselves for much of the time, in which case you had to be watching from the start or have a friend tell you the score. Hence this graphic was very important when it appeared - it also incorporated a football-shaped clock with a white band indicating elapsed time since the start of play.
At the end of half (or full) time this noticeboard-style caption was used which helpfully gave details of who scored what goals and when. Also note the absence of any form of electronic scoreboard or large screen display(s) in the stadium which are so common today.
The marching band (a regular fixture during the interval to 'entertain' the crowd during and before this period) had barely had the chance to leave the pitch when play started again!
Match over - Ron Greenwood's England team had beaten Jock Stein's Scotland (something that wasn't entirely expected) and the team captains (Dalglish and Keegan) swapped shirts.


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THOUSANDS welcomed the heat at a carnival of food this weekend – despite the wind and rain.
After a three-year absence, The Lakes Chilli Fest was back on the menu on Saturday and Sunday with more than 80 producers from across the country attending the event at Dalemain Mansion, near Penrith.
Festival orgainser Mark Deakin said: "It went really well and everyone had a good time which is very encouraging.
"I think chilli festivals are very popular because the vibe is a bit different to other festivals and markets.
"We were astounded by the amount of people who came – a couple of thousand each day."
On offer at the celebration of all things spicy was everything from tapas and Mexican street food to crepes, churros and chilli beers.
"It's definitely on for next year and it might be back to the Lakes for good," added Mr Deakin.


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6 Overlooked Tips to Repair Your Credit
Your personal finance journey begins with your credit score. A bad credit score can seriously limit your quality of life and should be avoided at all costs. Not only is your credit score responsible for whether or not you can qualify for a loan or credit account, but it will also determine how much you will have to pay for the loan in terms of interest payments.
Because credit plays such an important role in our society, it is important to make sure that your credit is in top shop shape. If you have had some credit challenges in the past, here are 6 overlooked tips to repair your credit:
Do not wait to repair your credit
Waiting to repair your credit is a bad idea. You should pay your down your debt first and find out ways to rebuild your credit. A time will come when you will need a higher credit score as well as a credit report free of delinquencies so don't wait to repair your credit. Commit to getting started today.
Do not close your older accounts
A mistake that most people make while repairing their credit is that they close their older accounts. You should avoid doing this even if you are not using them. The reasoning behind this is because your credit score takes into account the length of your credit history. By closing your older accounts you simply lose a very important part of your credit history which will play a negative role in your credit score.
Do not close your revolving accounts
If you are planning to close any revolving debt accounts that you may have, you need to first take into account your other revolving accounts that will remain. The reasoning behind this is because a large portion of the credit score is determined by your debt-to-the-available-credit ratio of your revolving accounts. By closing a revolving account, you will lose any access to that credit line, thus altering your available credit ratio and possibly having a negative effect on your credit score. If you want to stop using a credit card then it may be in your best interest to simply stop using it as opposed to canceling it.
Do not charge more to your credit account
If you think charging everything to your available credit accounts will improve your score, then you are greatly mistakened. Generally, individuals with the highest scores are fiscally responsible and do not over leverage themselves with credit.
Always correspond through registered mail
While corresponding with your creditors, it is necessary that you do so via registered mail. In the event that something gets misreported on your credit report, it is critical that you have a written account of any correspondence between you and your creditor.
Be organized
It is really important to repair your credit in an organized and structured manner. You should make sure that you get all of your credit reports regularly in order to assess what strategies are working for you.
Following these simple tips for repairing your credit will take some time before you begin to see the fruits of your labor. However, implementing these strategies will hopefully get you in the habit of performing these fiscally responsible tasks on the regular basis.
How about you all? Have you tried repairing your credit? How did it turn out? What techniques and/or strategies did you employ?
Share your experiences by commenting below!
Jacob's Thoughts – Listed below are my random thoughts as I was reading this article.
- @Getting started today – The best way to get started reducing debt and repairing your credit is to collect your debts by making a list of all accounts, the APRs, and total balances due.
- @Revolving accounts – What is a revolving account? Does any one know? Is this just a credit card account?
- @Registered mail for correspondence – This is a great idea! And, one that I hadn't explicitly thought of. Things do get lost in the mail, so you want to make sure you affairs are insured.
- Another tip that goes along with this is to make a detailed record of all interactions (emails, phone calls, etc) with the company that administer your debt accounts. This ensures that you know who to go to and blame in the event that a mistake is made.
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Guidelines on HIV and Infant Feeding 2010: Principles and Recommendations for Infant Feeding in the Context of HIV and a Summary of Evidence
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Antiretroviral (ARV) interventions to either the HIV-infected mother or HIV-exposed infant can significantly reduce the risk of postnatal transmission of HIV through breastfeeding. This publication provides guidance on how women living with HIV might feed their infants, and how health workers should counsel these mothers. Together, breastfeeding and ARV intervention have the potential to significantly improve infants' chances of surviving while remaining HIV uninfected. While the 2010 recommendations are generally consistent with the previous guidance, they recognize the important impact of ARVs during the breastfeeding period, and recommend that national authorities in each country decide which infant feeding practice should be promoted and supported. This differs from the previous recommendations in which health workers were expected to individually counsel all HIV-infected mothers about the various infant feeding options, and it was then for mothers to decide between them. Where national authorities promote breastfeeding and ARVs, mothers known to be HIV-infected are now recommended to breastfeed their infants until at least 12 months of age. The recommendation that replacement feeding should not be used unless it is acceptable, feasible, affordable, sustainable and safe (AFASS) remains, but the acronym is replaced by more common, everyday language and terms. Recognizing that ARVs will not be rolled out everywhere immediately, guidance is given on what to do in their absence.
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Appearing in "And Death Shall Come!"Edit
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Supporting Characters:
- Gwen Stacy
- George Stacy (Death)
Other Characters:
- Harry Osborn
- Child standing under chimney bricks
- New York City
- Peter and Harry's Apartment
Synopsis for "And Death Shall Come!"Edit
This issues begins with Spider-Man fighting with Doctor Octopus. After hiding inside a building, Doctor Octopus' tentacles come after Spider-Man but stop just in time when they can't find him.
Spidey manages to place a Spider-Tracer on the tentacles so he can find Doctor Octupus later when he has a chance to recuperate.
Exhausted, he changes back to Peter Parker and is found by George Stacy who, once Peter is rested, remarks that he has never known anyone with such amazing powers of recuperation. Spider-Man leaves the Stacy's house and swings back home to work through the night on a way to defeat Doctor Octopus. He manages to come up with a fluid that will essentially block Doctor Octopus's control over his tentacles.
In the morning Spider-Man sets out to find Doctor Octopus and comes across his Spider-Tracer in an empty room. Doctor Octopus had found the tracer and placed it there as a trap for Spider-Man. Engaged in battle, Spider-Man starts spraying Doctor Octopus' tentacles with the new web fluid he made overnight. Suddenly the arms lose control and start fighting each other and then turn against their owner and even as they wildly fling around they hit a chimney sending bricks crashing to the ground.
Meanwhile on the ground there stands a child directly in the path of the falling bricks and Captain Stacy also in the crowd below pushes the child out of the way to save him. Unfortunately Captain Stacy is hit full on with the bricks and Spider-Man goes down to save him. Pulling him out of the rubble and once atop the rooftop, Stacy dies in Spider-Man's hands, but not without first revealing that he knows Spider-Man is Peter Parker.
Spider-Man is given instructions to look after Gwen Stacy, while Spider-Man worries that she may learn that her father died because of him.
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Solicit Synopsis:
- Once again. sudden. unexpected death strikes one of Marveldom's greats! We can't tell you more - 'cause we're too chocked-up!
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