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Business Domain Models in ERP Development
Business domain models play an important role in the context of ERP systems implementations, where e.g. industry specific reference models are used to set up the ERP systems at the end user organizations. In this paper, the authors will focus on another, less researched, part of ERP software practice where business domain models are widely used, namely ERP software development. Their analytical approach is to use the concept of design artifacts to describe the role of the business domain models in the development process.
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This application is a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 10/288,189, filed Nov. 5, 2002, now U.S. Pat. No. 7,028,436. This invention relates to exterior sheathing products which incorporate cementitious materials, and especially, fiber cement sheathing which is lighter and more resistant to cracking when fastened to the exterior walls of buildings.
Fiber cement has been used in the United States building materials industry since the 1980's. This material is used in residential and commercial construction applications as an alternative to wood for siding, roofing, backer board, trim and fascia applications. Fiber cement is fire and insect resistant, and is more durable. In fact, it was the fastest growing market segment in the exterior sheathing industry in the 1990's, and by 2005, this material is expected to gain up to 25 percent of the siding market.
Fiber cement is, technically, a composite of portland cement, aggregate (usually sand), and cellulose fibers. Cellulose fibers are added to cement to increase its toughness and crack-arresting ability. Fiber cement shingle and shake products are widely available from such sources as James Hardie, Inc. under the brand name Hardiplank� and CertainTeed Corporation under the brand name Weatherboards™. These products are produced by the Hatchek de-watering process, which results in a laminated flat sheet reinforced with a significant amount of cellulose fibers, usually about 30-35 percent by volume.
Fiber cement materials possess useful properties, but they were at one point in their history believed to be unsuitable for exterior use since they were susceptible to damage due to the effect of freeze-thaw cycles. See Harper et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,637,860. Freeze-thaw action can cause severe deterioration to fiber cement building products. The primary cause of damage is due to the hydraulic pressures that develop as water freezes and expands in tiny fissures and pores of cementitious materials. Once these forces exceed the strength of the material, cracking occurs. During subsequent thawing, the water then moves through the cracks, expanding them further, to cause more damage when freezing occurs again.
Harper et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,637,860, suggested that better freeze-thaw resistance could be achieved by autoclaving a cellulose fiber cement mixture with silica sand additions. These inventors also recognized that silica sand additions reduced the density of formed sheet materials to a level below that necessary to achieve sufficient strength and freeze-thaw resistance. Accordingly, the '860 patent suggested compressing the wet mixture in a press to reduce its thickness and increase its density prior to autoclaving. Such a process has been proven to be effective in increasing the interlaminar bond strength ("ILB") of fiber cement boards when pressures approaching 30 bar are used. See Wierman et al., "The Effects of Pressure on Freeze-Thaw Durability of Fiber-Reinforced Cement Board" (September, 2002).
While improvements to the processing of fiber cement sheathing have been introduced, there have been some notable disadvantages associated with fiber cement products compared to vinyl siding products. Specifically, even with cellulose fiber reinforcement, fiber cement panels and trim boards are susceptible to cracking by nails and screws, especially along their edges. Moreover, fiber cement trim boards are far heaver than their vinyl counterparts, and can be difficult to handle.
Accordingly, there is a current need in the cementitious exterior sheathing industry for a lighter weight, more crack resistance, and therefore, more durable siding and trim panel.
The present invention provides, in a first embodiment, a cementitious exterior sheathing product, including a rigid support member having a wall-facing side and an exterior-facing side. The rigid support member also includes a pair of lateral sides, a pair of longitudinal ends, and at least one nail flange disposed along one of its lateral sides. Disposed on a portion of the exterior-facing side of the rigid support member is a cementitious layer which exhibits an aesthetic appearance.
The cementitious exterior sheathing products and fiber cement trim boards of this invention can be provided in reduced thicknesses, of about 0.31 in., for example, which would be significantly lighter, and easier to carry than the 1 inch thickness trim boards currently provided in the marketplace. By transferring the load to a rigid support member, the cementitious trim boards of this invention can be made as much as 50% lighter than currently available fiber cement trim boards. The rigid support members of this invention are preferably provided with fastener receiving holes so that they, and not the fiber cement material, absorb the stress of hammering.
The preferred rigid support members of this invention include resinous or metallic materials which act as a reinforcement to the cementitious layers. These materials, while rigid and possessing a greater flexural modulus than fiber cement, can, nevertheless, be pre-perforated, perforated by the fasteners used to hang the trim boards, or provided as a lath structure, to enable nail or screw fastening with minimal stress, as well as, provide mechanical locking or bonding between the cementitious material and the rigid support. Additionally, cement bond promoters, such as polyvinyl-acetate ("PVA") and acrylic coatings, may be used to provide an adhesive bond between the cementitious layers and the rigid support members of this invention.
In a further embodiment of this invention, a fiber cement trim board is provided which includes an elongated rigid support member having a wall-facing side and an exterior-facing side, a pair of lateral side portions and a pair of longitudinal ends. The exterior-facing side of the rigid support member includes at least a first and a second exterior wall portion. Disposed along a first of the pair of lateral side portions of the rigid support member is a first nailing flange, and a fiber cement layer is disposed on a portion of the exterior-facing side of the rigid support member. The fiber cement layer exhibits an aesthetic appearance. In the preferred embodiment, the fiber cement layer is a corner trim board.
The accompanying drawings illustrate preferred embodiments of the invention, as well as other information pertinent to the disclosure, in which:
Cementitious exterior sheathing products, such as lap siding, shingles, panels, planks, vertical siding, soffit panels, fascia, corner post, column corners and trim boards, are provided by this invention. As used herein, "cementitious" refers to hydraulically settable materials, including a hydraulically settable binder, such as hydraulic cement, gypsum hemihydrate, and calcium oxide, and water to which components such as aggregates, fibers, dispersants and a rheology-modifying agents can be selectively added to modify the properties of the mixture. The term "fiber cement" refers to a cementitious composition including portland cement, cellulose fibers and sand.
With reference to the figures, and particularly
The corner trim board 100 can further include a second nailing flange 19, the first and second nailing flanges 18 and 19 having disposed therethrough a plurality of fastener receiving holes 32. The fastener receiving holes 32 are desirably elongated slots through the rigid support member 11, although with some sacrifices, fastener holes can also, or alternatively, be located through the cementitious layer 22. The corner trim board 100 further includes, in this embodiment, third and fourth exterior wall portions 26 and 28 connected to the first and second exterior wall portions 14 and 16 respectively. The first, second, third and fourth exterior wall portions 14, 16, 26 and 28 are desirably arranged such that the first and fourth wall portions 14 and 28 are substantially parallel and the second and third wall portions 16 and 26 are substantially parallel. More preferably, the first nailing flange 18 is also substantially parallel to the first wall portion 14 and a second nailing flange 19 is substantially parallel to the second exterior wall portion 16, in this embodiment.
Alternatively, the rigid support member can take the form of a rectangular enclosure having first and second pairs of generally parallel walls (14, 28 and 16, 26 respectively), and a longitudinal slotted opening 23.
The cementitious layer 22 is disposed at least over the exterior-facing side 10 of the rigid support member 11, preferably prior to pressing and autoclaving. A good mechanical bond can be provided between the rigid support member 11 and the cementitious layer 22 by perforating the rigid support layer with through-holes 33 which allow the wet cementitious material to bulge through the rigid support member 11, as shown in FIG. 1., and following setting, provide it with a mechanically locking engagement. A plurality of like through-holes can be uniformly distributed through the first and second exterior wall portions 14 and 16, for example. Alternatively, or additionally, a resinous cementitious bond promoter 30 can be applied to any surface of the rigid support member II intended to be in contact with the cementitious layer 22, such as the first and second exterior wall portions 14 and 16, to promote an adhesive bond with the cementitious layer 22. Cementitious bond promoters include PVA and acrylic formulations, such as the acrylic-based cement mortar modifier Rhoplex� E-330, available from Rohm & Haas Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Additionally, the through-holes 33 can be punched through metal sheet or plate so as to provide one or more extending prongs 21 which can further aid in the mechanical locking of the cementitious layer 22 to the rigid support member 11 by extending into the cementitious layer 22 prior to curing.
The preferred corner trim board 100 of this invention enables the use of thinner cementitious materials than those formerly suggested for corner trim applications. The corner trim board 100 of this invention can include, for example, an cementitious layer 22 which is approximately at least about 0.05 inches, preferably about 0.25-0.75 inches, and more preferably about 0.31-0.63 inches in thickness, as opposed to as much as one inch thick prior art constructions. Additionally, since the fastener receiving holes 32 are preferably located in the rigid support member 11, nailing can be accomplished without risking the development of cracks or over-stressed areas in the cementitious layer 22. The corner trim board 100 of this invention can be designed to save at least 10 percent of the weight, and as much as 50 percent of the weight, of conventional trim board constructions without sacrificing strength or durability. In fact, due to the mechanical and/or adhesive bonding between the rigid support member 11 and cementitious layer 22, and the potential for "re-bar"-like reinforcement of the cementitious layer 22, the present construction may be even stronger.
With regard to the process for manufacturing trim boards and sheathing products of this invention, reference is now made to
The Hatchek process 214 includes a dewatering station or vacuum box 207 for de-watering each layer 204 of cementitious material and an accumulator roll 205 for assembling the layers together into about a 0.25-0.75 inch, preferably about 0.31-0.63 inch (dry cured thickness), multi-layered sheet 206. The cementitious sheet 206 is roll formed at step 216 through one or more further nip rolls or belts, followed by a cutting step 218. In a preferred embodiment, the multi-layered sheet 206 is wet or shear cut at step 216 to provide a 5 ft. wide�12 ft. long sheet dimension. The cutting step 216 can be accomplished by a water jet or cutting knife 306 as shown in
At the layering step 220, which is diagrammatically illustrated in
The pressing and final de-watering of the product is accomplished at step 222, shown also in
The disclosed Hatchek process 214, can be modified to introduce an interlaminar bond strength ("ILB") promoter through spray head 208. Such an ILB strength promoter could include, for example, a cement mortar modifier or adhesive, such as acrylic, or PVA, such as the aforementioned Rhoplex� E-330, for assisting in promoting better adhesion between the layers 204 of the multilayered sheet 206. Alternatively, or additionally, a rheological agent, such as "nano-sized" magnesium alumino silicate, can be sprayed onto the fiber cement layer prior to sheet formation at the accumulation roll 205, to encourage flow between the individual cementitious layers 204 to create better interlaminar bond strength. One rheology-modifying agent used to produce such an effect is the Acti-gel™ brand of activated magnesium alumino silicate available from Active Minerals Company LLC, Hunt Valley, Md. Such rheological agents and cement adhesive promoters can also be added to the slurry 203 in the tank 201, or during initial mixing of the slurry 203 ingredients, or through a combination of these techniques.
In connection with the corner trim board 100 of this invention, an alternate press operation 400 is shown in
Following the pressing and de-watering step 222, the stack 304 of formed boards, fiberglass molds 303 and support members 302 are pre-cured at step 224 in an oven for 12 hours at 140� F. and 100% humidity. The pre-curing step 224 provides the now formed cementitious boards with sufficient mechanical properties to be transferred. At this stage the cementitious product is about 15-20% cured. It is then subjected to a final autoclaving step 226 for 12 hours at 325� F. in a saturated steam environment. The autoclaving step 226 should be sufficient to substantially cure the cementitious product to about a 99.9% cure. Following the autoclaving step 226, the board is separated from the molds at step 228, and then sent to inventory for a week or two prior to the dry cutting step 230. Dry cutting is typically accomplished with a gang saw including about 10 blades which are capable of cutting multiple products or making multiple cuts in a single product. In this fashion, scallops, staggered edges and individual shapes can be cut into the cementitious material to provide an aesthetic appearance. Wet cutting with water jet is also suitable for this purpose.
Following the dry cutting step 230, the cementitious product is sealed and primed at step 232. A good PVA or acrylic latex primer coat followed by a tinted finish coat helps to provide the corner trim board 100 with years of weatherability.
While the steps enumerated in the flow diagram of
Materials Discussion
The following preferred materials have been selected for manufacturing the cementitious products of this invention.
In the preferred embodiment, the rigid support member 11 includes a rigid polymer resin, such as, rigid polyvinyl chloride ("pvc"), fiberglass-reinforced epoxy or polyester, or a metal plate, sheet or lath. Suitable metallic materials include anodized or polymer-coated aluminum or copper, brass, bronze, stainless steel, or galvanized steel, in plate, sheet or lath form. If aluminum is selected, it should be coated wherever it comes in contact with the cementitious material of this invention, since it is prone to attack by alkali compositions. Similarly, carbon steel selections should be coated or galvanized in order to prevent rusting, especially in the first and second nailing flanges 18 and 19. The metal plate or lath can be roll formed and punched in order to provide through-holes 33 and fastener receiving holes 32. If a lath, scrim, or mesh construction is used, separate holes may not be necessary since the open construction of a lath, scrim, or mesh is ideal for mechanically locking with the cementitious layer 22 and is easily penetrated by fasteners such as nails and screws. With lath or scrim constructions, embedding within the cementitious layer 22 is an option, in which case, the rigid support member may contain corrugations, grooves perforations or ridges to assist in mechanically locking with the cementitious layer 22.
Aggregates 25, fibers 24, dispersants, and a rheology-modifying agents can be selectively added to modify the properties of the cementitious layer 22. The cementitious layer 22 most preferably includes a known fiber cement composition including wood fiber, silica sand and portland cement, with or without an acrylic modifier. A variety of additives can be included within the cementitious layer 22, such as organic binders, dispersants, one or more aggregate materials 25, fibers 24, air entraining agents, blowing agents, or reactive metals. The identity and quantity of any additive will depend on the desired properties or performance criteria of both the cementitious layer 22 as well as the sheathing or trim product made therefrom.
Organic binders are simply polymers that when added to water under certain conditions form long chains that intertwine and capture the components of the mixture. As water is removed from the mixture, these long chains solidify and bind the structural matrix. Because of the nature of these organic binders, however, they also function to modify the rheology of a composition. Whether the organic material is a binder, or primarily affects the rheology is a matter of degree and is dependent on the concentration. In smaller amounts the organic material primarily affects the rheology. As the amount of organic material is increased, its ability to bind the particles together increases, although it also continues to affect the rheology.
Organic binders can also be added to increase the cohesive strength, "plastic-like" behavior, and the ability of the mixture to retain its shape when molded or extruded. They act as thickeners and increase the yield stress of the inorganically filled mixture, which is the amount of force necessary to deform the mixture. This creates high "green strength" in the molded or extruded product. Suitable organic binders include a variety of cellulose-, starch-, and protein-based materials (which are generally highly polar), all of which assist in bridging the individual particles together.
Dispersants, on the other hand, act to decrease the viscosity and the yield stress of the mixture by dispersing the individual aggregates 25, fibers 24, and binding particles. This allows for the use of less water while maintaining adequate levels of workability. Suitable dispersants include any material which can be absorbed onto the surface of the binder particles or aggregates and which act to disperse the particles, usually by creating a charged area on the particle surface or in the near colloid double layer. The binders and dispersants can be introduced in the dry mixing step 210, slurry forming step 212 and/or sprayed between layers 204 by a spray head 208 onto the accumulator roll 202, for example.
It may be preferable to include one or more aggregate materials within the cementitious layer 22 in order to add bulk and decrease the cost of the mixture. Aggregates often impart significant strength properties and improve workability. An example of one such aggregate is ordinary silica sand or clay, which are completely environmentally safe, extremely inexpensive, and essentially inexhaustible.
In other cases, lightweight aggregates can be added to yield a lighter, and often more insulating, final product. Examples of lightweight aggregates are perlite, vermiculite, hollow glass spheres, aerogel, xerogel, pumice, and other lightweight rocklike materials. These aggregates are likewise environmentally neutral and relatively inexpensive.
Fibers may be added to the cementitious layer 22 in order to increase the interlaminar bond strength, compressive, tensile, flexural, and cohesive strengths of the wet material as well as the hardened articles made therefrom. Fiber should preferably have high tear and burst strengths (i.e., high tensile strength), examples of which include waste paper pulp, abaca, southern pine, hardwood, flax, bagasse (sugar cane fiber), cotton, and hemp. Fibers with a high aspect ratio of about 10 or greater work best in imparting strength and toughness to the moldable material.
From the foregoing, it can be realized that this invention provides reinforced cementitious sheathing products which are lighter in weight and more resistant to cracking than currently available commercial fiber cement products. The preferred corner trim board of this invention can use less than half of the cementitious material of a conventional trim board, but since it is reinforced with a rigid support member, it will be easier to work with and provide potentially greater durability. The cementitious layers of this invention can be joined to the rigid support member with mechanical and/or adhesive bonds, and the individual layers of the cementitious products of this invention can be further reinforced with rheological modifying agents to increase ILB strength by allowing fibers to displace and flow better across the laminated boundaries of the cementitious materials, or by adding mortar or cement bonding agents for adhesively bonding these layers together, or both. Although various embodiments have been illustrated, this is for the purpose of describing, and not limiting the invention. Various modifications, which will become apparent to one skilled in the art, are within the scope of this invention described in the attached claims.
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We are already well known writers here on Bleacher Report. However we have been writing joint articles for a long time now. We enjoy having discussions together online about F1's big topics. So we have decided to put them together in this special joint account. We have discussions on online messenger and then publish them. It's pretty much like a roundtable discussion format. Everyone who has read them in the past have enjoyed them.
We don't always agree though, it can come close to coming to blows at times but we always kiss and make up afterwards. No matter what we are talking about we always enjoy our debates.
Me and Paul first met back on the BBC's Motorsport forum. We used to talk alot on there and immediately found a mutual respect for each other.
Since then we have worked on 4 websites together. Our currently place of residence is www.wheelnutsforum.co.uk which has been open for over a year and is a forum website where all forms of motorsport can be discussed. We hope you come and join us!
Paul Murtagh is Irish therefore was a very keen fan of the Jordan team and Eddie Irvine. He once met Eddie Jordan and asked him to contact him if there was a spare seat in the racing team. Unfortunately to Paul Murtagh's disappointment that phone call never came.
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So here's an interesting development in international diplomacy and online security. A newly issued report by the Obama administration, entitled International Strategy for Cyberspace, suggests a much more global approach for NATO countries to employ in order to fight hackers. Obviously if an army of tanks and planes invades a NATO country, all the other NATO countries take that as an invasion of themselves and act accordingly. The U.S. wants cyber invasion to be seen the same way. "The world must collectively recognize the challenges posed by malevolent actors' entry into cyberspace, and update and strengthen our national and international policies accordingly. Activities undertaken in cyberspace have consequences for our lives in physical space, and we must work towards building the rule of law, to prevent the risks of logging on from outweighing its benefits."
The Pentagon reports that it gets millions of probes from hackers every day.


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Final Score: WBA 2 Sunderland 1
A ROMELU LUKAKU double condemned Sunderland to their third successive Premier League defeat despite Stephane Sessegnon's late goal at the Hawthorns.
The Black Cats remain 13th in the table and are six points clear of the relegation zone.
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Lukaku scored in each half to secure the points for the Baggies even though Sessegnon pulled a goal back for the Black Cats towards the end.
O'Neill finally chose to partner Danny Graham with Steven Fletcher and despite going to goal down in the opening 45, the strike pair showed glimpses of a useful partnership.
Overall it was a bright start for the visitors and they had an early chance turned down after John O'Shea's header was adjudged not to have crossed the line from Adam Johnson's cross.
Their encouraging start continued when Graham teed up Fletcher on the edge of the area but the Scotsman's low shot hit the post and he could only direct a follow-up over the bar.
The Black Cat's early spell seemed to spur the Baggies into action and they could have taken the lead had Shane Long connected with Chris Brunt's low cross on the line.
Youssef Mulumbu missed a glorious chance moments later when he headed wide from an unmarked position five yards out as the Baggies began to get on top.
Romelu Lukaku did have the ball in the back of the net shortly afterwards, but referee Roger East had already blown for Seb Larsson's foul on Brunt in the run up.
The decision not to play an advantage incensed the Hawthorns crowd, but in the 35th minute it was forgotten when East awarded the hosts a penalty.
Craig Gardner was penalised for handball inside the area and Lukaku put Steve Clarke's side ahead with a cool finish.
Sunderland's bright spell in the early stages had fizzled out, but they were unlucky not to have had a penalty of their own when Johnson's cross hit Gareth McAuley's arm in the box.
The Black Cats came close to equalising shortly after the interval when a Larsson cross fell to Sessegnon at the back post, but his shot was cleared off the line by Liam Ridgewell.
It was a positive response from O'Neill's men, but the Baggies maintained the upper hand with Lukaku causing all the problems.
Simon Mignolet denied the striker twice, while another effort went inches past the far post.
You could sense a second goal for the hosts and it eventually came through Sunderland's own mistakes.
Titus Bramble sent a weak back pass to Mignolet instead of putting the ball out on the touchline and Lukaku scored after the keeper's clearance deflected in off the striker.
It was history repeating itself for Mignolet, who gifted the Baggies a goal when the sides met at the Stadium of Light, although this time it was Bramble's initial mistake that led to the goal.
Going two down gave Sunderland a mountain to climb, but two minutes after conceding they pulled a goal back when Sessegnon curled in from inside the area.
David Vaughan forced Ben Foster into a low save from just outside the area minutes later, while James McClean blasted over from inside the area in stoppage time.


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SOUTHAMPTON Airport was spruced up thanks to this dedicated group.
Workers at the airport tidied up roadsides, bushes, pavements and car parks ahead of the summer season.
They discovered old traffic cones, an eight foot piece of wood and metal stakes and also raised more than £100 for Sophie's Appeal as the airport donated cash to the Hampshire charity for every bag of rubbish collected.
Luke Mosley, airport duty manager and organiser of the clean-up, said: "It's the first time we've run an event like this and we're really pleased with the amount of volunteers we attracted.
"Everyone cares deeply about keeping the airport spick and span. With the added motivation of raising cash for charity it encouraged people to get stuck in with gusto."


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John Legend will stop in St. Augustine as part of his North American tour on July 25 at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. June 6 at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre and Ponte Vedra Concert Hall box offices.
Tickets also will be available at findmytix.com, all Ticketmaster outlets, or by phone at 800-745-3000.
The tour comes on the heels of Legend's No. 1 smash single "All of Me," from his fourth studio album "Love In The Future," which recently claimed the No. 1 spot on Billboard's Hot 100 Singles Chart.
The single marks Legend's highest selling and charting single of his career to date, with sales of more than 3 million in the United States.
Legend's current tour, "An Evening with John Legend: The All of Me Tour," features an intimate and acoustic setting, highlighted by guitar and vocal accompaniment as well as a string quartet.
His work has garnered him nine Grammy Awards, three Soul Train Awards, the BET Award for Best New Artist and the special Starlight Award from the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Legend's most recent effort was his 2010 collaboration with the Roots, "Wake Up," which won the Grammy for Best R&B Album a year later.
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Where: St. Augustine Amphitheatre
When: 7:30 p.m. July 25
Cost: $99 for seated pit; $99 for the 100 level; $70 for the 200 level; $49 for the 300 level
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The NFL On CBS – Grading And Analyzing The Announce Teams
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Cornerback Bob Jeter played for the Green Bay Packers when the team won Super Bowls I and II. By any chance, is he the father of Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees?
No, they are not related. Robert D. Jeter of football fame entered life on May 9, 1937. He played college ball at the University of Iowa and then professionally for the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears during an 11-year NFL career. He twice was selected to the Pro Bowl. Born on June 26, 1974, Derek S. Jeter has been a shortstop for the New York Yankees since 1995. His father is Dr. Anderson Jeter, a substance-abuse counselor. While Bob Jeter may not be related to Derek, his son, Rob, is head coach of the men's basketball team at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
What do you call a person who does not eat meat but does eat fish?
The person would be called a "pescatarian," which is a portmanteau of the Italian word "pesce" for fish and the English word "vegetarian." Some use this diet as a stepping stone to becoming a vegetarian or a vegan; others use it for the healthy benefits of fish and fish oils.
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The following disaster food-stamp application sites in the New Orleans area will be open Monday.
- Serving individuals with last names beginning with A through C:
St. Charles Parish: Mount Airy Baptist Church. Applicants should park under the Luling Bridge, LA 18 at Highway 310 to be shuttled to the Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program site.
St. James: St. James Reception Hall, 2455 Highway 18, Vacherie
- Serving individuals Monday with last names beginning with S through Z:
Plaquemines Parish: Exceleration Church, 202 Woodland Highway, Belle Chasse
St. Bernard: Christian Fellowship Church, 5816 E. Judge Perez Drive, Violet
St. John the Baptist: New Wine Christian Church, 1929 W. Airline Highway, LaPlace
Wednesday is the last day for residents of Plaquemines, St. Bernard and St. John parishes to apply for DSNAP.
- The St. Tammany Parish sites Monday will begin serving only those people who reside in the parish have previously been unable to visit a site.
St. Tammany: John Slidell Park, 105 Robert Blvd., Slidell, and First Baptist Church, 16333 Highway 1085, Covington.
Tammany residents also have until Wednesday to apply for emergency food stamps.
- DSNAP sites in Jefferson and Orleans parishes will serve only parish residents who have previously been unable to get to an application site. Tuesday is the last day for Orleans and Jefferson residents to apply.
Jefferson Parish: Alario Center, 2000 Segnette Blvd., Westwego, and Grand lsle Multiplex, 3101 Louisiana 1, Grand Isle.
Orleans: University of New Orleans arena, 6801 Franklin Ave., New Orleans.
All sites open at 8 a.m. They are scheduled to close at 6 p.m., but access will be cut off when it is determined that the number of people who can be served by 6 p.m. are already at the facility.
Individuals may pre-apply for disaster food assistance online at http://www.dcfs.la.gov/preapply or http://www.getagameplan.org or by calling 888.524.3578 24 hours a day. When applying by phone, callers should select the appropriate language and then select options 3 and 3.


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University College at Rockland will host a workshop by Linda Buckmaster of Women, Work and Community on Wednesday, January 29 from 3:00 - 4:00PM. The subject will be the Knox County Family Development Accounts, a matched savings program for Knox County residents over the age of 18 that encourages saving money for college. For every $1 you save, the program matches it with $4.
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Deutsche Bank Maintains Hold, $38 Target on Itron
Deutsche Bank reiterates its Hold rating and $38 target price on Itron (NASDAQ: ITRI) following expected upside to the fourth quarter and a guidance given in line with estimates.
Deutsche Bank says, "Itron reported a strong 4Q of $643M/$1.19, cons. of $587M/$1.00, vs DBe $627M/$1.05, inline with our est (driven by high shipments into BC Hydro and strength in Int'l). Itron provided wide guidance range of $2.1-2.3bn and $3.80-4.20 although FX appears to already be a revenue headwind. While revenue guidance appears reasonable, the margin impact from a shift of more revenue to the less profitable Int'l segment remains to be seen despite operational improvements from the restructuring."
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Columbas caught out by long-ball tactics as Liffey breeze through
COLUMBAS Rovers exited the FAI Junior Cup at the first hurdle after being handed a tough tie away to highly experienced LSL side Liffey Wanderers.
Wanderers had the advantage of playing on their own Astro pitch and they used that to great effect over the 90 minutes as a whole.
However, a large support turned up for the Athetic Union League side as they really took control of the game, playing some nice passing football, with Shane Bruton and Paul McKeon really controlling the midfield and dictating the play.
But in what was to become a feature of the game Liffey scored early on from a route-one move, as a long ball from the keeper bounced high over the defence and was controlled well by the pacey lone striker who finished with aplomb.
Bruton had the chance to level from a free kick and went agonisingly close as he saw his effort come back off the post, with the Wanderers keeper well beaten.
The gulf in class really told, however, as Wanderers felt confident sitting back and inviting the adventurous Rovers forward at every chance, and they used the route-one tactic to great effect.
Ten minutes after the restart the LSL side doubled their lead in controversial circumstances. They were awarded a dubious free which was hit perfectly over the wall and under the crossbar.
Introduced as a second-half sub, Steve McLoughlin almost made an immediate impact as he got in behind the Wanderers defence but lifted his shot over the bar as Rovers pressed for a way back into the game.
Two minutes later Wanderers made it 3-0. Again it was a long ball from the back by-passing midfield, the bounce caught the defence cold and the Liffey centre-forward completed his brace.
The visitors were constantly forced wide to deliver crosses, but with such a packed defence it was difficult to take advantage.
Rovers were caught late on for a fourth, and yet again it was a route-one ball which was finished as the experienced centre-forward secured his hat-trick.
Rovers are in cup action again when they host EID from the United Churches League next Saturday in the Leinster Junior Cup and Gerry Gosson will be hoping for a more positive result.
Columbas Rovers: Darragh Ryan, Darren Pepper, Conor McNeill, Andrew Green; Ben Oldfield, Shane Bruton, Paul McKeon, Owen Cashen; Darren Leahy, Gary Mortimer, Niall Grogan.
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A Parisian police commisioner sets out to track down a deadly sniper in this French crime thriller directed by Michele Placido.
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As a foreigner living in Africa, do you think that the narrator supports the colonial system or does she criticize it?
The narrator does criticizes the colonial system in Out of Africa, but since her entire philosophical perspective relies upon the colonial framework she primarily supports its existence. Since the narrator is the master of a large, almost feudal plantation, she is able to present Africa as a type of paradise where she lives in unity with the natives and even with wild animals. If Africa were not a colony where only whites took land from the natives and bought it cheaply as their own, the author would never have owned such a farm and therefore would not have been able to see it as a metaphor for paradise. The narrator's whole perspective, therefore, relies upon her ability to live as she does and her ability to live as she does could only take place in her colonial world. Although faults of the colonial system are occasionally noted, never once does the narrator propose that the colony should no longer exist, nor does she indicate that Europeans should go away.
Out of Africa does however frequently document cruel treatment by white settlers and inefficiency within the colonial government. Primarily, Dinesen focuses on the former, by telling tales of settlers who beat their servant to death, or small-minded people who condemn education for the natives, and of racism by Europeans. Occasionally, she does as well condemn the political order, but overall Out of Africa supports the idea of a colony since its structure is fundamental to the author's own existence and perspectives.
The natives and the narrator belief in different judicial systems to arbitrate their disputes? What are these systems and how do they differ?
The native and European judicial systems differ because the former focuses on the issue of compensation for injured parties, whereas the latter focuses on punishment for the guilty. In the instance of a murder, for example, Europeans would work to punish the murderer. If convicted, the murder would face jail time or possibly execution. Native Africans do not share the ethic of making the offender physically suffer for his crime. Instead, Africans focus on compensating the families that the crime has offended. The person accused of the murder therefore would not be thrown in jail, but he would be forced to pay the deceased's family a sum that is comparable to that person's life. After the sum was paid, the murderer would be free to live in society just as other people do. The fundamental difference between the two systems then involve different interpretations of how the offender should "pay" for his crime. Europeans believe that he should pay by suffering in prison. Africans believe that he should pay by handing over equal property to what was lost.
In real life, Denys Finch-Hatton and the narrator, Baroness Karen Blixen, were lovers. Do you think that their relationship is evident in Out of Africa?
Isak Dinesen never directly states that she and Denys Finch-Hatton were lovers in Out of Africa. Several subtle textual clues, however, suggest such an relationship. Dinesen often projects sexual imagery and allusions onto the landscape surrounding the narrator and Finch-Hatton. The description of the dead lions therefore becomes erotic, as do the images of the lush tropical forest that the lovers drive through.
The idea that the narrator and Denys Finch-Hatton had a special relationship especially becomes clear at the time of his death. Everyone treats the narrator as Denys's widow. She is allowed to determine where his body should be buried. Everyone delivers his or her condolences to her. Just before his death as well, when Denys and she discuss their impending separation, because she is leaving Africa, it is evident that they are more than casual friends. By Dinesen's subtle by telling use of language in erotic contexts, the relationship between the narrator and Finch-Hatton becomes clear even if it is never mentioned.
The narrator describes that she is "good friends" with the natives on her farm. Do you think that this perspective is accurate or not?
The narrator delineates between several different native groups in the area. Select three of these groups and describe where they come from and what traits distinguish them from one another?
The narrator describes the death of Kitosch and the subsequent trial of the white settler whose beating may have caused his death. How do you feel about the results of the settler's trial? Do you think justice was carried out or not, based upon the evidence? What do you think Dinesen believes?
The narrator suggests that the native people of Africa, because they did not live through the act of modernization as the Europeans did, are living on a different plane of history? What do you think of this proposal? Does it seem correct or not?
The narrator frequently discusses the animals of Africa in detail. What is the importance of these animals in relation to the author's vision of Africa?
Discuss the way that the narrator changes throughout the story.
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