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Empathy among undergraduate medical students: A multi-centre cross-sectional comparison of students beginning and approaching the end of their course Quince, Thelma A; Kinnersley, Paul; Hales, Jonathan; da Silva, Ana; Moriarty, Helen; Thiemann, Pia; Hyde, SarahBrimicombe, JamesWood, DianaBarclay, MatthewBenson, John et al. (2016-03-15)Abstract Background Although a core element in patient care the trajectory of empathy during undergraduate medical education remains unclear. Empathy is generally regarded as ...


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A driver escaped uninjured after a car collided with a tree in Cressing.
The black Honda Jazz left Lanham Green Road just after 9am today at the junction of Ashes Road and The Street.
The driver did not need to be taken to hospital.
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Sweet Holiday Carrots Recipe
- 8 medium carrots, sliced
- 1/2 cup water
- 1 can (8 ounces) crushed pineapple, undrained
- 1/2 cup chopped peeled tart apple
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries
- 1/3 cup honey
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts, toasted
- 1. Place carrots and water in a large saucepan. Bring to a boil; reduce heat. Cover and simmer 5 minutes.
- 2. Add pineapple, apple, cranberries, honey, lemon juice and salt; cook 3-4 minutes or until carrots are crisp-tender, stirring occasionally.
- 3. Combine butter, flour and cinnamon; stir into pan. Bring to a boil; cook and stir 2 minutes or until sauce is thickened. Sprinkle with walnuts before serving. Yield: 5 servings.
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3/4 cup: 289 calories, 10g fat (2g saturated fat), 6mg cholesterol, 321mg sodium, 52g carbohydrate (41g sugars, 5g fiber), 3g protein.
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Microsoft used "No-Shop" clause to keep Skype from seeking a better deal
You would think that Microsoft really had nothing to worry about as not too many companies have a pile of cash rich enough to make such an offer. Skype said that no other company was willing to make a serious bid for at least the $7 billion that the internet phone company was expecting to receive from an IPO. That was the minimum price that Skype was willing to accept. Google was rumored to have been interested in Skype, but was willing to pay no more than $4 billion. Both Microsoft and Skype agreed to the final price in mid-April.
Closing the deal just one month after first approaching Skype, Microsoft is expected to put Skype's VoIP technology on Windows Phone 7 devices, possibly making a last minute rush to include it on the upcoming Mango upgrade. Money Manager Maytt McCormick of Bahl and Gaynor, a firm that runs $3.6 billion and owns Microsoft stock, said, "Microsoft really wanted this. Microsoft right now is trying to do things to keep up with other faster- growing technology companies."
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1. messiah (Posts: 438; Member since: 19 Feb 2010)
Bloomberg from Office Space?
did u get the memo about the tps reports?
2. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
this is gonna be so cool or wp7... and what are we gonna call wp7 when mango comes out?
3. JeffdaBeat (unregistered)
My thing is, how long is Skype going to be relevant? I mean, isn't the industry pretty much moving to VoIP anyway? How long will it be before the carriers shut out Skype to again make up for lost revenue for people using voice minutes anymore?
6. Henrik (unregistered)
Here in Europe the carrier companies are no longer (or at least starting from 2012) allowed to block services like Skype in their operating networks. It's a law coming straight from the EU, so if they don't comply they are in serious trouble.
7. jbash (Posts: 345; Member since: 07 Feb 2011)
Skype will continue to be viable due to the patents it holds for voip and video chat. Why else would microsoft buy them? There is alot of underlying reasons besides just a ready made chat service for windows.
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hehehehe had what a laugh at work reading ur comment on "office space"
yes those tps reports u have to be standing sipping a mug of coffee when u say that
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Kick Ass.... Bringing out the big bucks and going all in for Windows Phone 7. Microsoft is serious!
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Freedom Under Law (FUL) will go ahead with its court application for the suspension of former crime intelligence head Lieutenant-General Richard Mdluli, a spokesman said on Wednesday.
This is in spite of acting national police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi announcing on Sunday that Mdluli had been suspended.
"FUL's application for the review and setting aside of the decisions to withdraw criminal and disciplinary charges against General Mdluli also continues," FUL said in a statement.
They would also invite the Minister of the Police Nathi Mthethwa and Mkhwanazi to join their consent order.
FUL spokesman Hugh Corder explained that this was because Mdluli had denied receiving the notice of suspension.
The New Age reported that Mdluli's lawyer Ike Motloung said he was not sure whether an emailed notice of suspension to himself – and not his client – qualified as notice.
Mdluli's lawyer was not immediately available to comment, but Corder explained that the minister and acting commissioner would be invited to consent to a court order that, if granted, would formally suspend Mdluli.
FUL did welcome the announcement that Mdluli was suspended.
On May 9 Mthethwa said Mdluli would be moved from crime intelligence to a position in the office of deputy national police commissioner for operations, Fannie Masemola.
On May 15 FUL filed for an urgent interdict to prevent Mdluli from serving in the police service.
FUL filed this application because they believe the move left Mdluli with the full authority of his rank "despite the serious allegations against him that he had committed an array of offences from murder and kidnapping to corruption and money-laundering".
On May 27 Mkhwanazi suspended him.
Last year, Mdluli faced fraud and corruption charges relating to alleged misuse of a secret crime intelligence fund to buy luxury vehicles, and hiring family members.
He also faced a murder charge for the death of his former lover's husband, Oupa Ramogibe.
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UAF Office of Sustainability Newsletter
Vol 3, December 2010
Green Tips of the month:
How to have a green Christmas:
- Make wrapping paper from comics, bags etc.
- Use energy saving LED Christmas lights
- Use local foods
- Give a green gift or one that gives back
- Recycle your Christmas tree
New Sustainability Course offered at UAF
Students will learn the framework of sustainable food systems in a new course being offered at UAF through the School of Natural Resources, beginning spring semester 2011.
"Comparative Farming and Sustainable Food Systems," a 3-credit course, came about because of student demand. Prof. Craig Gerlach said he's been getting many requests to teach the course, once offered as a special topics class.
For more detailed info go to: http://snras.blogspot.com/2010/11/new-course-sustainable-food-systems.html
RISE grant program funds a UAF green bike program
Emissions from transportation contribute over a third of total greenhouse gases and currently come almost completely from non-renewable sources.
To shift UAF's energy usage towards renewable sources, students Michaela Swanson, Ben Abbott and Lorien Nettleton wanted to increase bicycle use on and around campus by developing a library of bicycles that students can check out for the afternoon/semester/year. They submitted a proposal through the new RISE grant program, and the proposal was funded this fall.
A student bike shop will be operated through Outdoor Adventures and will be jointly overseen with the Office of Sustainability. Students envision it benefiting the entire student body, but particularly students who recently moved to the area (who may not have their own bicycles) and students just starting to consider bike commuting. The student bike shop would also benefit students with their own bikes who want to learn maintenance skills.
The student bike shop will be open several days a week to help students with maintenance and will check the bikes out. Clinics and workshops will be offered on a monthly basis on bike/sustainability topics.
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Van pooling goes places the city bus does not. The Fairbanks North Star Borough including UAF has started a vanpool program to help commuters save money by providing resident of neighborhood a means of riding to work together.
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As you might recall, Gamestop offered an extra 50% with any game traded in. With so many new games and gamers with cash in their pockets, what a perfect time to hold a buy 2 get 1 free event. From today Power Up Rewards (PUR) members can buy any 2 used games and recieve an additional one for free. If you're not a PUR member, then you'll have to wait till tomorrow.
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ARTISTIC youngsters from Runcorn are helping to spread firefighters safety message with their own designs.
Runcorn Fire Station's Green Watch received more than 100 entries for a poster design competition to help protect Runcorn's parks against deliberate fires after visiting high schools in the town.
Overall winner was Beth Woods from St Chads High School with 'Don't Watch It Burn' and runner up was Hannah Gannon from The Heath High School with her poster called 'Reduce Arson On Runcorn Hill' .
Green watch manager Mark Sopp said: "This initiative has been very well received by our local schools. The competition has raised the profile of the dangers of deliberate fire setting which, we hope, will lead to a reduction in such fires in the Runcorn area.
"The positive effect will hopefully make children think twice about setting nuisance fires during the summer which will, in turn, lead to safer communities and less time, money and resources being wasted on dealing with deliberate small fires."
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I'm the same way but I never shut up through text messages.
I was painfully shy and it took me a long time to realize that my shyness was causing me to miss out on so much of life.
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Hammer Producers Explain Abominable Snowman
And they'd like Ben Wheatley for Captain Kronos...
You may have seen Thursday's news that the recently-revivified Hammer have been digging into their vaults again, emerging with a plan for a new version of 1957's The Abominable Snowman. Empire happened to be on other Hammer business on the day of the announcement, so we were well-placed to score some further details from Hammer CEO Simon Oakes and producer Ben Holden. "We're very excited about it," enthuses Oakes. "Inevitably somebody not understanding the history and mythology of it will see a word like 'abominable' and take the piss, but more fool them!"
The new version of the Yeti story will see an illegal Himalayan expedition accidentally awakening the dangerous beasts, risking almost certain death. "We're not remaking the Val Guest film," explains Holden. "We're starting again from scratch, but the conversation began because that creature or that myth is part of the Hammer library or lexicon and we wanted to develop something around it."
Following a happy Hammer experience on The Woman In Black: Angel Of Death, John Croker is writing the new film, in cahoots with Matthew Read (Hammer Of The Gods). "Hammer has always seemed to give rise to these iconic sorts of stories," says Holden of the pair's remit, "so we're carefully trying to keep that DNA thread from the 'old' Hammer but keep it relevant and modern. You can't reinvent the wheel with these things, but you can always spin it a bit differently..."
"Our version of The Abominable Snowman will have something of the uncanny about it," continues Oakes, "and it'll have the mythology, and all the big [original writer] Nigel Kneale ideas of man and beast and nature. It won't be heavily special effects-driven. It'll align itself with the characters and the threat. John and Matthew are both super writers, and they'll do a great job."
Elsewhere within Hammer, The Quiet Ones are awaiting their release next Spring; Jeanette Winterson's novel The Daylight Gate is facing a film adaptation; and a rebooted Quatermass is on the way as a TV series in the 90-minute format. "That's with the BBC," says Oakes, "and Steve Thompson, one of the Sherlock writers, is working on that for us. Quatermass is well-known in the UK but not really outside, so we want to re-establish him as an iconic British character like Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Who. We're heavily involved in the development of that and it's going really well."
And what of Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter, another title from the depths of Hammer that's often mentioned in terms of a revival? "The thing about Kronos is that it's one of those things where we need to find a way in," Oakes explains. "Brian Clemens wrote the first one saying he wanted to bring a modern take to the idea of the vampire hunter, and yet Kronos still wears tights! But the ambition and imagination at work in that film were what people responded to. People at Comic-Con always ask if we're doing a new one, and I always say, 'Yeah, we're doing Kronos!' and the blogosphere goes wild. So if we can find the right writer to reimagine it then that's what we'll do."
We've heard, we suggest, that Ben Wheatley is something of a Kronos fan...
"I've offered it to Ben Wheatley!" Oakes reveals. "I've told him Kronos is his whenever he wants it. You can put that in print! That might get him off his arse! [laughs] I'm a huge fan of Ben's. I told him, 'Whenever you want Kronos, it's yours, mate. Just get back to me.' And he never got back to me! So we'll shame him in print into doing it now!"
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November 18th, 2012
Can you hear that sound? It is the sound of the air being let out of the economy. Since the election, there has been a massive tsunami of layoffs and business failures. Of course the company that is making the biggest headlines right now is Hostess. On Monday, Hostess will be in a New York bankruptcy courtroom as it begins the process of liquidating itself. Needless to say, Twinkie lovers all over America are horrified. Many are running out to grocery stores and hoarding as many as they can find, and some online sellers are already listing boxes of 10 Twinkies for as much as $10,000 on auction websites such as eBay. Well, there is really no reason to panic. It is very likely that another company will purchase the Twinkie brand and continue to produce them. In fact, it is already being rumored that a Mexican company may have the inside track. But even though the Twinkie may survive, the failure of Hostess is yet another sign of how weak the U.S. economy has become. Approximately 18,500 Hostess workers will be losing their jobs, and even if some of them are rehired by the company that takes over the Twinkie brand, the truth is that those workers will almost certainly be looking at greatly reduced pay and benefits. Sadly, we are seeing this kind of thing happen all over America. Large numbers of once thriving businesses are either shutting down or laying off workers. Overall, the failure of Hostess is not that big of a deal for the U.S. economy. But we may look back someday and remember Hostess as a symbol of the economic problems that were unleashed by the election of 2012. Since November 6th, a wave of pessimism has swept over the economy and we are now seeing some of the worst economic numbers that we have seen in more than a year. Many fear that we may have reached a tipping point and that things are only going to get worse from here.
Sadly, the reality is that Hostess is not the only iconic American company that is in a huge amount of trouble right now. Sears just announced a loss of nearly 500 million dollars in the third quarter. Sears has been bleeding money like this for a couple of years, and if they continue to do so it will just be a matter of time before Sears is headed for liquidation as well.
Can you imagine trying to explain the Sears catalog and Twinkies to future generations in a world where those things no longer exist?
Our world is changing at mind blowing speed, and the pace of change is only going to keep accelerating.
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Celebrating their 30th anniversary, Izzy's Steaks & Chops, giving guests an excuse to reminisce about the technologies, events, and classical-music feuds that made 1987 twice as popular as 1983. Throughout the past two and a half decades, the folks in Izzy's kitchens have been grilling up the steaks and chops that they see as an integral part of Americana, along with freshly caught local seafood that's never frozen. All of their corn-fed Black Angus beef is humanely raised at Creekstone Farms, which is dedicated to beef free of hormones and antibiotics. The chefs transform those premium meats into their signature new york sirloin steaks, aged a minimum of 21 days, as well as cuts of slow-roasted prime rib and filet mignon medallions au poivre with pepper cream sauce. Double-cut pork also gets a boost from spiced pear. Each meal comes with a choice of two sides, such as creamed spinach, the chefs' signature potatoes au gratin, and french fries cut in the kitchen.
House desserts such as new york cheesecake and key-lime pie conclude meals or quiet whining choruses of sweet teeth. Wine, cocktails, and draft beers encourage diners to linger in the cozy space, and during brunch—served only at the San Francisco location—the bartenders mix up cocktails such as peach bellinis or gaelic coffee with irish whiskey.


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'Nat' warms up with Olympics activity
Stadium will host meals, serve as media center for curling
By Benjamin Hill / MLB.com | February 10, 2010 10:24 AM ET
But Nat Bailey Stadium, home of the Class A Short-Season Vancouver Canadians, is being used for precisely this purpose. The nearly 60-year-old facility is located next door to the brand new Vancouver Olympic Centre, the exclusive venue for curling throughout the 2010 Winter Olympics.
"[Nat Bailey Stadium] is hosting meals for [Olympic Games] volunteers and workers, and all the logistics that come with that. It's also serving as the media center for curling," explained Andy Dunn, who is entering his third season as the Canadians president. "Since November, we've undergone a huge transition. There are security fences up, cameras up and different decorations inside. We're probably the first Minor League ballpark to ever be part of the Winter Olympics."
Curling, which somewhat resembles shuffleboard on ice, remains an obscure sport an America. In Canada, however, the situation is far different.
"This is really a huge event and one of the more popular [Olympic Games] tickets," said Dunn. "There are going to be three to four [curling] sessions a day, with 6,000 fans per session, over 12 days. Things will be really interesting around here."
It's already been an interesting offseason for Dunn and his staff, who have to be cleared by Olympic Games security before entering their own stadium. Logistical difficulties such as this will only increase once the games begin on Friday.
"I've told the staff to embrace the situation, because this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," said Dunn. "We'll have people working at the ballpark, but it will be a skeleton staff. There won't be too much work that can get done, because so much of the city is going to be shut down. It's not a good time to be calling people, asking if they'd be interested in purchasing a mini-plan."
From a longer-term perspective, there was some worry that the Winter Olympics could adversely impact the team's bottom line.
"We were concerned of a drop-off [in revenue]. Maybe instead of buying Canadians tickets, our fans would spend money on the Olympics instead," said Dunn. "So we got started real early and offered multi-year sponsor and season ticket deals. Otherwise, this could have been a real headache."
But the Olympics are worth such hassles.
"One of the greatest things about the Olympics coming to Vancouver is the legacy program. As a result of hosting, the city's roads, building and overall infrastructure will all be improved," said Dunn.
This certainly extends to Nat Bailey Stadium, which received a much-needed power upgrade.
"Since our new ownership group came in [in 2007], we've redone the concourse and seating areas and added new suites," said Dunn. "The upgrade was a big-ticket item for us and something [the Vancouver Olympic Organizing Committee] was able to get done at a very quick pace."
Even after the Olympics conclude on Feb. 28, it will take some time for a feeling of normalcy to return to Nat Bailey Stadium. The Paralympics take place in March, and Dunn said he expects it then will take three to four weeks to return the facility to a baseball-ready state.
"This is one of those times when being a short-season club really works in our favor," he said. "If Opening Day was in April, we'd really be sweating it."
Benjamin Hill is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Corn grilled in its husk isn't just easy, it's also more delicious than grilled shucked corn. The silk adds sweetness and also provides an extra layer of moisture that protects the kernels from the heat so they stay tender.
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- Prepare grill for cooking over medium-hot charcoal (moderate heat for gas).
- Grill corn (in husks) on lightly oiled grill rack, turning, covered, until kernels are tender, 20 to 30 minutes. Remove corn from grill and let stand until cool enough to handle but still warm, about 10 minutes.
- Discard husks and stem ends from corn. Cut kernels off cobs with a large knife and toss with herbs and lime butter sauce.
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- Calories288
- Carbohydrates43 g(14%)
- Fat14 g(21%)
- Protein7 g(13%)
- Saturated Fat8 g(40%)
- Sodium13 mg(1%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber7 g(28%)
- Monounsaturated Fat3 g
- Cholesterol31 mg(10%)


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Hello and thank you for using Just Answer,Randall tax is not online (experts have no set time to be on Just Answer) so Just Answer put your question out to all tax experts so you would not have to wait.Friend B has purchased a portion of Friend A's property. Friend A has sold a potion of their property. This arrangement would not qualify as a like kind exchange because it is personal use (their homes) in nature and Sec 1031 prohibits personal use such as homes.I do not see any gift in any of the transactions. These are all sales and the value received for the sal ewould be used in reporting.
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Since these first two exchanges are individual homes they do not have to report a sale as they did not make a gain of $250,000. Only the last sale has to be reported as it was an investment property at that point and not a personal residence.
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Hi again, Since I didn't have all the information the first time, I have a new twist and question to this puzzle. Friend A jointly owned a home with his uncle after being added to the property years ago, and now due to death becomes the full owner. This home is not the primary home for Friend A.
How does Friend A figure his cost basis? Does he use the stepped-up value of the home in figuring whether there is a gain or loss when he quit-claims the home to Friend B.
Friend B is adding Friend A to his home to equal 1/2 ownership in exchange for Friend A's home. All very confusing. Friend A did not receive a 1099S from the quit-claim transfer to Friend B.
Friend B will sell the home he received in the exchange and will have to pay
tax on any gain he makes.
So are you saying he can use the full stepped-up basis and not the 1/2 step-up
basis for joint ownership?
Thanks for the info. I thought so on the stepped up basis but wasn't sure since
he was part owner.
I can't understand from your first example what, exactly, is going on.But if you reduce the analysis to AN INTEREST in something ... (whether it's half or full or 1/3) ... then you look at how THAT INTEREST was received to know what the basis is IN that INTEREST.If I buy a piece of land with by brother (and let's say it's jointly) and my brother dies (and in joint tenancy I am an heir to his half), then I now have a two different bases in the property; In 1/2 of it, I have my purchase price and in the other half I have a basis of whatever the value was on his date of death.So let's say we bought for 100,000 (that gives us each as basis of 50,000) and when he dies its worth 200000, ... I now have a basis of 50,000 PLUS the 100,000 basis that was left to me; $150,000 in the property.NOW, if he had gifted it to my (by quit-claim or any other re-titling, AND I gave him nothing for it, making that a GIFT, then my basis would be 100,000 (my original basis plus his original 50,000).So, if I sold the property for $300,000 the result would be the following:... a $150,000 gain, if he had died and left his 1/2/ to me.... a $200,000 gain, if he gifted it to me.Think about it this way ... each person does their own taxes, so what matters is not the basis in the asset, but rather that PERSON'S basis in the asset .. based on how much of it they own.Hope this helpsLane


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A while ago, we thought it would be interesting to build a guided design experience while creating a website. A tool to help take your inputs and guide them. An example would be If you want to change the size of your font, for example, let us suggest that you also change the line height.
A pretty simple idea at heart around the belief that all good design is based on math. More specifically, designs of web pages that contain information.
Design has been based on math since its birth.
While I don't have enough data to prove it, my belief is that most digital designers don't think that design is based on math. They do, but they don't. Since they are the creators, most people don't really believe that what happens in a designer's mind could be done with a machine.
At best, most digital designers believe that math is just a validation technique. It's a post-production thought. In some forms of art, that may be true. That the raw material is there, and math is just a testing technique to get a better composition or balance things out.
In web design, however, math can have a larger influence.
It can define the core concepts and really reshape the raw material (content and core structure). It can be part of the core process of design. Math can be treated as a first class citizen from the beginning. In some cases, it could even reshape the core structure.
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All we needed to do was replicate this process in our algorithm, which turned out to be easier said than done.
After almost two years, the Designbot is a first stab at solving this immense challenge, with the following limitations:
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- It's for a set number of use cases only to start out
It's by no means anywhere close to what a professional web designer can accomplish, because of the limitations we have on resources and time. However, we have laid all of the underlying technology to be able to accomplish this in the journey ahead.
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- We built the world's first color scheme generation platform. It can take any given color and produce beautiful schemes that can actually be applied to an entire page (not just backgrounds and text). Color scheme generation that is agnostic of the page's content and layout is extremely different than coming up with a general color scheme.
- We designed a very powerful layout generation platform, which can manipulate and create new layouts on the fly.
- All the designs generated are then brought into our website editor, and can be fully edited with an incredible amount of flexibility and control.
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- All the designs are fully responsive, and are also backed by a device optimization platform, which can optimize functionality such as navigation menus and galleries for your particular device.
I think those are pretty impressive accomplishments.
However, our algorithm also has a very long way to go. Our goal with this release is not to say, "Hey, we've replaced the designer." It's to say that we've taken a stab at a very hard problem, and feel that we have fairly good results.
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No, you couldn't change returned document via filter_view. It just works as regular filter, but it generates "passed" state for documents that have been emitted by view map function at least once. You probably wanted of some kind real-time view result stream? Filter_view call doesn't update view index if I understood Jan right, so you still have to make pure view function call to make result being indexed and accessible. About other new filter I know nothing, may be Jan or somebody other could tell more. However, it doesn't present in query server now or I've missed something interesting(: ------------------ ,,,^..^,,, On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 7:42 PM, Joe Freeman <email@example.com> wrote: > On 16 April 2011 16:42, Alexander Shorin <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 7:26 PM, Joe Freeman <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >>> Is there a way to pass the _changes feed (with include_docs=true) >>> through a map function (for example, one that exists as part of an >>> existing view)? If not, are there any plans for this? >> >> This functionality is already in trunk/1.1.x branch >> https://github.com/apache/couchdb/commit/56086f07c425bd272bda5a6609ed9db3758178ba > > Sorry to bring up an old thread, but having had a second look at that > commit, I'm not sure it's really what I'm after. > > The feature I'm after involves being able to have a _changes feed with > include_docs=true which also gives me the ability to pass each > document through a map function first so that I can remove unnecessary > (and potentially big) parts of the document. At the moment I have to > listen to _changes, and then for each change, I do another HTTP > request to find out what the change involved - I was hoping to skip > out this extra request. > > Perhaps I'm mis-understanding that commit and it does actually do what > I want? Or maybe I'm after the 'other' mechanism that Jan mentioned? > > Thanks. >
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New Mexico Telegram » Featured, Health, National News » SCOTUS upholds health care reform; NM responds
SCOTUS upholds health care reform; NM responds
Months and years of rhetoric and arguments, tri-cornered hats waving signs on street corners and every political figure giving their two cents came down to this — on the final day of announcing their decisions for this term, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) largely upheld the controversial health care reform law.
Instead of getting into the nitty gritty of what this means (I believe you will be able to find better examples of that at places that are used to covering the Supreme Court, such as SCOTUSBlog), I will be running reactions from New Mexico politicians and others involved in health care and politics (though the longer ones will likely be excerpted).
I'll be updating this story as the day goes on and reactions pour in. New statements will be at the bottom of the page.
First up is Sen. Tom Udall:
"We can still improve upon the law we've put into place, but today, New Mexico has already received more than $200 million in grants and loans to establish an insurance exchange, strengthen community health centers, train new health professionals and so much more. Since passing the law, more than 26,000 young adults under 26-years-old in our state have been allowed to stay on their parents' insurance plans. Almost 20,000 New Mexico seniors on Medicare received a rebate to help cover prescription costs when they hit the donut hole in 2010. And 285,000 New Mexicans with private health insurance no longer have to pay a deductible or copayment for preventive care like physicals, cancer screenings and vaccinations. More is yet to come.
"Today's decision marks another turning point in our country's approach to health care equality. Now's the time to put aside partisanship and work together to make our health care policy even stronger."
Republican Party of New Mexico chairman Monty Newman:
"Today's Supreme Court decision ups the stakes for the future of our country. It is clearly a choice between two futures. Now, the only way to save the country from the White House's government takeover of health care is to elect a new president.
"President Obama has put his faith in government bureaucrats and effectively cut families out of the decision process for their own healthcare choices. The sad irony is that the taxes, regulations and budget-busting costs aren't solving the problem. Access and affordability are not achieved under the President's plan. If you like your current plan, you can't keep it because employers will no longer provide it. Under ObamaCare, as many as 20 million Americans could lose their employer-based healthcare, while an unelected board of bureaucrats could deny care to seniors.
"ObamaCare has damaged our economy and taken decision-making power out of the hands of families. That is unacceptable.
"Governor Romney is a proven leader who will work to enact a full repeal of ObamaCare. Romney's experience will bring about real, common-sense reform. We need to send Mitt Romney to the White House this November."
U.S. Rep. Martin Heinrich:
"The Supreme Court has spoken, declaring the Affordable Care Act constitutional. This decision means New Mexicans will continue to benefit from expanded access to quality, affordable health care.
"Now it's time to move on to the major economic problems facing our country. Our focus needs to be on creating jobs and getting our economy back on track. The finger-pointing needs to end and Washington needs to get its priorities straight by cutting waste and ending the Bush tax breaks for millionaires and companies that outsource jobs, so we can focus on job creation and strengthening Social Security and Medicare."
U.S. Rep. Ben Ray Lujan:
"For too long, families and small businesses in New Mexico have seen their health care costs skyrocket as they continue to pay more and receive less. The ranks of the uninsured grew while insurance companies continued to deny or drop coverage for those who needed it most. That is why President Obama and Democrats in Congress took action to pass health insurance reform that ends the insurance companies' worst abuses, expands coverage, and takes steps to bring down costs for hard-working New Mexicans.
"Today's decision by the Supreme Court to uphold the law is an important victory for the people of New Mexico. Young adults will be able to remain on their parents' insurance plan, those with pre-existing conditions will be assured that they will have health insurance, and seniors will continue to pay less for prescription drugs and receive free preventive care.
"It is now abundantly clear that the Affordable Care Act is the law of the land and that the people of New Mexico will continue to benefit from its many important provisions."
Update (1:40 pm):
U.S. Sen. Jeff Bingaman:
"I think this is a very good ruling for New Mexico. For New Mexicans who have insurance, this law will help keep health care costs from spiraling out of control because there will be more Americans in the insurance pool. And for New Mexicans who do not have insurance, this law offers affordable coverage to them," Bingaman said.
"This law presents us with a great opportunity to strengthen the health delivery system in our state, and in doing so create good jobs in the medical profession," he said. "I hope New Mexico moves quickly to prepare for the law's full implementation in 2014, so that New Mexicans can take every advantage of it."
New Mexico Voices for Children Executive Director Veronica C. Garcia:
"The ACA is also good for New Mexico's economy—creating hundreds of millions of dollars of economic activity and creating tens of thousands of jobs in the health care sector and beyond in the next several years. New revenues to the state will more than offset what New Mexico will invest to expand our Medicaid program.
"The Court's decision means that New Mexico must move forward in creating the Exchange that will assist individuals, families, and businesses in finding health plans that are right for them. We look forward to working with the Governor, the Legislature, health care providers, and other stakeholders to make access to health care a reality for every child and family."
Updated (11:10 am):
Bernalillo County Commissioner and 1st Congressional District Democratic candidate Michelle Lujan Grisham:
"This is a victory for New Mexico families because insurance companies can no longer deny coverage to people with asthma, cancer or heart disease, or force women to pay more for health care," Michelle Lujan Grisham said. "This is a good first step toward reforming our broken health care system.
"However, there is still work to be done. When I get to Congress I will work to require health insurance companies to put patients before profits. We must control health care costs, improve quality and train more health care workers."
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New Mexico League of Women Voters:
The League of Women Voters of New Mexico is pleased that the Supreme Court recognized that Congress has the right to pass laws that will improve health coverage for Americans.
Now that the Supreme Court has ruled, we urge an end to the partisan bickering over the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and that all efforts be directed at assuring that New Mexicans receive maximum benefit from the ACA. As the state with the second-highest rate of uninsured, New Mexico will be a major beneficiary of the ACA.
Former New Mexico governor, and current Libertarian Party nominee for President, Gary Johnson:
"It has been clear for a while that we need a new President and a new Congress. Now it appears we need a new Supreme Court.
"Whether the Court chooses to call the individual mandate a tax or anything else, allowing it to stand is a truly disturbing decision. The idea that government can require an individual to buy something simply because that individual exists and breathes in America is an incredible blow to the bedrock principles of freedom and liberty. It must be repealed, and Congress needs to get about doing so today.
"There is one thing we know about health care. Government cannot create a system that will reduce costs while increasing access. Only competition and the price transparency that competition will bring can accomplish the imperatives of affordability and availability. Whether it is the President's plan or the Republican prescription drug benefit, the idea that anyone in Washington can somehow manage one of the most essential and substantial parts of both our quality of life and the economy is, and always has been, fundamentally wrong."
Update (12:45 pm):U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce:
"Since day one, the Obama Administration has denied that his law was a tax on the American people. Yet, the Obama Administration will claim victory, when all this law does is assess a greater financial burden on hardworking American families and small business owners.
"ObamaCare puts government bureaucrats between patients and their doctors, hurts small businesses and creates trillions in new government spending that will add a huge new weight to our already overloaded deficit.
"We need to get back to work on repealing this 'tax' and reforming our healthcare system. These reforms must be focused on protecting patient access to the care they need from the doctor they choose."
Former U.S. Rep. and Republican U.S. Senate candidate Heather Wilson:
"The health care act is the very symbol of what's wrong with Washington: It grows the size of government, kills jobs, raises taxes and makes Washington more involved in our lives," Heather Wilson said. "The court has said that Congress has the power to tax and spend; the people have the power to change the Congress so that we can create jobs and grow our economy in freedom. The right thing to do is repeal and replace the health care act. After today's decision, the only way to do that is to elect more independent leaders we can trust who will do whatever it takes to make Washington work and get things done for New Mexico."
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These simple metal structures can be used as houses, backyard retreats, storage sheds and more!
This energy-efficient grain bin house uses foam and fiberglass insulation, plus computer-assisted passive solar heating.
On thousands of farms across the continent, round metal grain bins (called "grain silos" in some regions) are standing empty or being torn down and sold for scrap because they're no longer in use. Architects and builders have started to use these durable, inexpensive structures to construct grain bin homes, storage buildings, offices and barns. After the bin is in place, it requires virtually no maintenance.
There are all sorts of interesting ways to use individual bins or group them together to make an attractive, comfortable home. We encourage readers to explore unique uses for metal grain bins — especially used bins — and we talked with several people who live in these structures to learn more about why they like their grain bin houses.
Earl Stein, of Summit County, Utah, says, "My grain bin home, 'Montesilo' (inspired by Monticello), is designed to be energy efficient. After 'talling' (raising) the silos, we cut our way in and framed the interior with 2-by-6s on 1-foot centers. To insulate, we sprayed 2 inches of low- VOC foam against the metal and followed that with blown-in fiberglass insulation. Montesilo is easily one of the strongest and tightest buildings in the county." (See photos in the Image Gallery above. — MOTHER)
Stein's structure utilizes passive solar heat that's assisted with computer technology. The windows allow winter sun to warm the rubber-covered concrete floor. A computer controls draperies to retain the heat at night. For added comfort, Stein installed electric radiant heat in the floors. "Even when indulging myself with warm morning floors, my heating bills have been a fraction of what it would cost to heat an 1,800-squarefoot house in this harsh Utah environment at 7,100 feet," he says. "Experimentally, when no extra heat is applied, the lowest recorded interior temperature was 62 degrees Fahrenheit in midwinter."
Stein chose steel because it's unique, eco-friendly and low maintenance. "My main motivation in building a house from a galvanized steel bin was that I never wanted to pick up a paintbrush again," he says. "In 50 years, my shiny steel home will only mellow to a gray patina, but I won't have to paint it." After moving in, he realized there were also advantages to living in a round structure. "There's a certain non-empirical value," he says. "It does something to your head — it's soothing and inspirational. We've had incredible brainstorming and musical jam sessions in the house."
And building the house, even using new steel bins, turned out to be a good financial decision. "Even with all the custom work, Montesilo came in below $200 per square foot — well below average building costs for the area," Stein says.
Brian Liloia lived in a straw-bale-insulated grain bin at Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage in Rutledge, Mo. "Living in a grain bin was a pretty novel experience," Liloia says. "For the most part, it worked pretty well, but careful consideration is needed around designing windows and doors. Overall, it was great living in a round structure, and telling people you live in a grain bin makes for some great reactions."
Louise and Vance Ehmke turned a steel grain bin into a structure where they can live and work. It serves as a scale house (where grain trucks are weighed) on their farm near Healy, Kan. "Our grain bin office/scale house/residence is just cool," Louise says. "It turned out far better than our expectations. Everybody who comes here — including the Governor of Kansas — says it is one of the neatest things they have ever seen. The structure itself, a real grain bin, is clearly unique, but the rustic and high-tech interior takes it off the charts!"
Mark Clipsham, an architect from Ames, Iowa, is working on a new technique for using steel grain bins to produce strong, energy-efficient homes. His main concept is to put one round steel bin inside another and fill the space between them with foam insulation, which creates a single, monolithic structural insulated panel. Following is an interview with Clipsham in which he describes the idea, where to find bins, insulation and more.
Why would anyone use a grain bin as a house?
Metal grain bins are strong, inexpensive — especially if you buy used bins — and can be recycled when you're done using them. Plus, they're round and have conical or domed roofs. Ironically, these attractive curved forms are used in either the most expensive and prestigious buildings or the most utilitarian and primitive ones. These forms have evolved out of use because of changes in available materials, labor costs and prevailing building methods. But why not use something utilitarian and affordable — a grain bin — to build what is otherwise in the realm of the expensive and exclusive?
How much do new bins cost?
Prices vary depending on the cost of steel, your location and the season. Bins cost as little as $30 per square foot — sometimes even less. Because there are so many variables, get estimates from several companies before making a decision. Buying a used bin is the most cost-effective option.
How do you find used bins?
In Iowa, and I'm sure many other places, we have what are referred to as "government bins." They are invariably 18 feet in diameter and about 18 feet tall at the eaves. These bins are no longer deemed commercially viable and are routinely scrapped. To find used bins, put an ad in farm magazines, check Craigslist, or talk to a local bin dealer or bin erector.
How do you move an old bin?
Companies that sell and install bins can usually move them also. Bins up to 36 feet in diameter can be moved "whole." The bin is first separated into two sections, then the top is collapsed onto the bottom. Cradles are used for moving 18-foot-diameter bins tipped on their sides.
You can also disassemble a bin to move it, but use new bolts when you reassemble the bin. The gauge (thickness) of metal is usually mixed in the same bin — thicker toward the bottom. Be sure to label the sheets as you take them apart so that you put them together correctly.
If the two bins are the same size, how do you reduce the size of one grain bin so it fits inside the other?
Undo enough bolts on one unit to allow you to use a cable and squeeze it down to a smaller diameter, and then install new bolts and holes as necessary.
How do you get one bin inside of another one?
Use a crane to set the larger unit around the smaller one. To allow the crane to lift the outer bin, fasten cables through bolt holes at the ridges of the roof sheets near the fill hole and around steel bars that fit into the roof sheet ridges in at least six evenly spaced locations. (The fill hole is the opening at the top of the bin where grain is dumped in.)
On the outside of the inner bin, use tapered shims, preferably made of rigid insulation, at least 2 feet long and thick enough to resist being crushed by the outer bin as it's lowered. The bottom of the shims should guide the bottom of the outer bin into the desired position (wall thickness). Use a minimum of six shims.
What kind of foundation do you recommend?
Footings can be concrete, a bearing plate of galvanized steel, or treated wood on compacted, crushed stone.
Which type of insulation system do you recommend?
My preferred insulation for this building system is closed-cell foam at least 3 inches thick on the inside surface of the exterior bin. Ideally, fill the entire cavity between the inner and outer bins with slow-cure, pourable (or fast-cure, injected) foam through small openings cut into the inner bin. A continuous 3 inches of 2-pound foam gives an R-value of about 15 and also acts as a vapor barrier. (The International Energy Conservation Code recommends R-13 to R-21 for walls.)
If you use only one bin, you could spray on insulation or line the interior of the space with straw bales and finish the bales with natural plaster. If you use straw bales for insulation, you should still use at least 1 inch of rigid insulation (fastened in place with adhesive) on the inside of the bin to prevent condensation on the inside of the bin wall. Otherwise, the warm, moist air from the conditioned interior will migrate through the straw, hit the cold steel and turn from water vapor to water, and the straw won't dry out.
Is it possible to install a second floor in a grain bin, or can these only be built with one level on a concrete floor?
You can easily install a second floor. You can use standard joist hangers for floor framing as long as you drill holes for the supports on the peaks of the corrugations. This may mean using hangers that are for larger joists to ensure getting enough fasteners in each hanger. The metal must be thick enough to hold the fasteners, too.
For vertical point loads (such as where your main floor frame meets the walls), you can use support columns down to a traditional footing. Fasten the columns to the wall for added stiffness.
Can you install windows or additional doors?
Yes, but be sure to reinforce the edges of the breaks in the bin structure. Doors and windows can be installed using a modified bin "human door frame" designed for grain bins. The frame has a built-in drip cap, but you need to extend the vertical frame to use it as a door.
While not absolutely necessary, professional services and support are recommended for implementing these concepts if the bins are to be modified in a substantial manner. All applicable building codes should be followed for safety and compliance reasons.
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I would be concerned with soundness of these structures. I have seen a lot of these structures taken out by straight-line winds that were approx. 80 mph. I'm not sure I would want one of these structures unless they can find a better way of anchoring them to withstand high winds.
It was interesting to see this article! My dad built a home from a grain bin with attached garage and office in the 70's! Just outside of Winnipeg Manitoba. It was quite a new concept. Made the newspaper twice :)
We have a Grain bin room as our dining room. We found two grain bins on craigslist for $300 (the price for scrap) We boom trucked the silo whole used it as the form for the stamped and stained radiant concrete floor, added 7 windows, Steel studs to fir it in,sprayfoam insulation for r21 walls and r52 at the peak of the roof and plaster on the walls. We cut a 7'8 x 7' opening in our house and silo and married them together. The final build cost is less than $30 pe sq ft. And the room is amazing! Everyone that comes over is blowen away. I would recomend this form of building to anyone in a rural area with limited construction skils, it was easier than I thought. If anyone is interested in the things I would change they can contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Two of Christian Watford's Indiana University teammates walked the stage at the NBA draft June 27th in New York City to greet Commissioner David Stern. Victor Oladipo went to the Orlando Magic with the 2nd overall pick. Cody Zeller went to the Charlotte Bobcats with the 4th overall pick.
Watford never heard his name through two rounds. He expected to be drafted. He thought the Indiana Pacers might use their second round draft pick on him.
"Very disappointing," said Watford. "I felt like I did a great job at the pre-draft camp. I was getting all the right feedback. Things just didn't work out. But you can't hang your head now. You just got to keep going."
The Pacers sold the 53rd pick to the Celtics, leaving Watford a free agent. The Pacers were one of eight teams that invited the bearded forward to rookie/free agent camp. After four years in Bloomington, Watford sees Indiana as his second home and saw the Pacers as his best NBA opportunity.
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The Pacers opened rookie and free agent camp at the Fieldhouse Wednesday. Watford is one of 19 players in camp. The Pacers will trim the roster and take a squad down to Orlando next week for the NBA summer league. Games begin Sunday.
Watford will always be known for making the three point shot to beat Kentucky on December 10, 2011. The victory signaled the return of IU basketball as a major player in college hoops. Watford averaged 13 points and four rebounds during his college career.
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Watford is no longer the IU star, just another rookie.
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She exposed Josh Holden, nicknamed Joshsoap, by copying the rant and posting it on her own Twitter page, along with the sender's tag.
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The former model said: "This is not the first time racist comments have been directed at me on Twitter. However, it is by far the worst. I've therefore decided to report it to the police"
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