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Wesbar Plastic Fenders are a functional addition to any type of trailer. These fenders feature an injection molded design and are made of high-density polyethylene for corrosion and impact resistance. Plus, they can handle extreme temperatures as well as bumps with ease.
- High-density polyethylene construction
- Injection molded design
- Built-in fender skirt
The optional integral step pads are slip resistant and can support weights of up to 300 lbs. These fenders have built-in skirt to shield your boat from dirt and other debris. Mounting slots allow for easy and secure installation.
Features of Wesbar Plastic Fenders
- High density polyethylene (HDPE) make
- Injection molded design
- Corrosion proof
- Impact resistant
- 300 lb. capacity optional integral step pad
- Molded-in color is "scratch proof"
- Built-in fender skirt
- Handles extreme temperature
- Feature mounting slots
Part # 508573
- Tire size: 13"
- Weight capacity: 300 lbs
- Warranty: 5 years
Part # 008572
- Tire size: 13"
- Weight capacity: 300 lbs
- Warranty: 5 years
Part # 008574
- Tire size: 14"
- Weight capacity: 300 lbs
- Warranty: 5 years
Will this fender fit a tandom axle EZ Loader trailer w/14" tires?
We do not have original information so you will need to know not only style, but size as well. Part number 008574 is for the 14 inch tires.
What fenders fit a yacht club pontoon trailer model number PTB2245T?
This is a universal aftermarket part and there is no data base for trailers to look up your answer. You'll have to measure yours or contact the trailer manufacturer for the size to see if this is compatible.
Do they come with the red and amber lights installed?
No these do not come with the lights.
Is this a set?
No it is packaged individually.
Posts that fneder mounts on have 35 inch interior measurement. will this fit?
This is a 43" long, 10" wide, and 13" height fender.
What is the distance between the mounting brackets? I need 29-3/4" and 3-3/4".?
This is 30-1/4" and the mounting slots are 4-1/8" wide as well, 3-3/4" depth.
Do the mounting brackest come with the fender?
No, the mounting brackets do not come with the fender. This product is intended for you to use your current brackets according to Fulton.
Will this fender fit 15" tires?
No, this fender is made for 13" tires.
Does the 13" fender look EXACTLY as pictured?
The fender is as pictured, but it does not come with lights.
Will this fender fit an ezloader trailor 2002 model?
We cannot match it up by trailer model, you will need to know style and dimensions required.
Is this for the right side or the left side?
It is for either side, this does not come with lights.
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This is announcement about our new work, Django design patterns, a ebook about, well, Django design patterns. (Well imagine that!). Here is the readme copied from there.
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Django design patterns is a book about commonly occuring patterns in Django. Not patterns in Gof sense, but patterns in the sense, we work this way, and it works for us. For us it is a ~pattern of work~ sense.
At this point this is just a lot of brain dump from us.
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Clearly, we can spend all day every day talking about Jennifer Lawrence's hair (and style!). The actress has tested out a bunch of different pixie looks on The Hunger Games red carpet, but the latest one is worthy of its own story.
For the Madrid premiere of Catching Fire, J.Law teamed her navy Christian Dior gown with some statement-making, head-turning hair. So we needed to take a closer look at the do from all angles. And though it's definitely crazy, we think it also somehow works.
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The star's also using her new cut as an excuse to amp up her accessories game, wearing an edgy pair Ana Khouri black diamond wing earrings. And the smoky eye took the whole look to a totally fierce, Katniss level.
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By Don Crosby

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The Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre is expanding its Remembrance Day commemorations to include seniors recollections of the wars years.

Staff are inviting seniors in retirement homes and long-term care centres to share their stories and memorabilia of war as they experienced it.

"We've asked our friends at the homes to bring out their war memorabilia and that could include photographs and we will bring with us some of the artifacts that we have at the museum," said curator Barb Ribey.

"That spurs their memory and they talk about their memories during war time. That also helps us preserve our county residents stories. We will keep track of their stories as well."

Ribey said the program extends outside of Bruce County and to date includes a request from homes in Thornbury and Meaford.

"It's bringing stories alive and tapping into seniors memories. What was it like during war time whether they are from Bruce County or Simcoe County it doesn't matter. We are reimbursed for our expenses by the home," she said.

Ribey noted that so often Remembrance Day focuses on the memory of the fallen armed forces personnel yet there were many at home who contributed to the war effort whose stories are not well documented.

"The furniture factories were changed over and made propellers for planes. The women help out a great deal and so did the young. They took over the farms produced food and they have their experience," said Ribey.

Operators of seniors facilities and county long term care homes who are interested in having the museum archiving team meet with some of their residents can contact the Bruce County Museum at 519-797-2080 and ask to speak with someone in outreach.


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Is Apple running out of room in Cupertino proper? Perhaps, as new details have emerged that show Apple planning to occupy a new site that could contain 1,200 workers or more in Santa Clara, CA. Developer Peery Arrillaga has made a deal with the Cupertino-based tech company to custom tailor a two-building office campus, currently under construction at the north side of Stevens Creek Boulevard, just a few minutes from Cupertino city limits.
Steve Ballmer Labels Android 'Wild' And 'Uncontrolled', Apple Too Expensive
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was at the Churchill Club in Santa Clara this week to be interviewed by LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman. One of the most interesting subjects he talked about was Microsoft's Windows Phone platform, and how it compares to its two main rivals, Apple's iOS, and Google's Android.
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Yes, it's true. The sleeper hit of winter outerwear this season is the puffer coat. Why? Blame it on the pack of puffers that paraded down the fall 2016 runways, which ranged from Chanel's pale pink quilted number to Demna Gvasalia's very buzzy design for Balenciaga—singled out as the It puffer for its unmistakable bold red hue, unmistakably dragged down off the shoulder. Perhaps another reason: Because it's basically a sleeping bag that you can commute in. Winter is coming, we want to be warm, so why fight it?
Besides, here's a moment when fashion trends are in our favor—like how the style and comfort stars align with our athleisure favorites like joggers and sneakers—so it's time to capitalize. To that end, we winnowed down all the choices to our five favorite puffers, below, which includes that famous Balenciaga style—and if you want even more options, here's our top 30.


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Neither Zach Parise nor Martin Brodeur had much of an interest in peering into a crystal ball Sunday afternoon.
During a conference call with reporters, the New Jersey Devils captain and goaltender were asked about their respective futures.
Parise is slated to be the best forward available on the free agency market this summer, and speculation already has the Detroit Red Wings at the head of the pack in line to sign the talented 27-year-old.
If the Devils lose Game 6 of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal against the Florida Panthers Tuesday, their season is over.
"It's blocked out," Parise said of what his hockey future might hold if the Devils are eliminated. "I don't think about it and I really don't want to talk about it."
Brodeur, 39, also will be an unrestricted free agent, but is expected to return to the Devils rather than retire.
"Career-wise, I don't feel it will be the last (game)," Brodeur said. "But opportunity-wise, you never know. Who knows what position we'll be in this time next year. I just want to keep this going regardless of what the future brings for me."


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Over the last several weeks, I have spent a fair amount of time helping clients set up Google+ profiles to benefit their SEO. I learned quickly that setting up a Google+ page isn't quite as straightforward as setting up, say, a Facebook page for your brand. Whether you already have a Google+ presence or are thinking about creating a page (and you should), here are 4 things to be aware of:
When setting up a Facebook page, it's pretty cut and dry. You're either an individual looking to connect with friends, or a brand/celebrity/sports team/etc. looking to create a place for fans to congregate. With Google+, there are several "types" of pages you can set up for your business. Before you even start the set up process, know what type of page you intend to set up.
A local Google+ page, for example, is ideal for a neighborhood bakery or a hair salon. It is not ideal for a national retailer or a B2B company offering a product solution. In this case, you'll want to create a Google+ business account. You can read more about Google+ Local pages here and Google+ for Business pages here.
Did you accidentally set up a local Google+ page, but you're a national retailer? You may find that you need to start from scratch. You'll want the Google+ for Business page, as it allows links and other handy information in the About section; but Google hasn't made it a straightforward process to merge or upgrade local pages with or into business pages.
In some instances, Google+ will allow for the merging of two pages. Typically, a local page can be merged with another local page. However, at this time, a local page cannot be merged with a business page. In this case, if a business page needs to be created, it is best to leave the local page live – do not delete, more on this later – and post an update sending people to the new page.
Regardless, I recommend reaching out to Google first with your question, as the types of Google+ pages and what can be done with each page is still to be hashed out.
Because Google+ is part of your Google account, your other Google products are connected to it. While it might seem like the obvious solution to delete a Google+ profile created in error, you could delete your other Google holdings such as YouTube or Gmail. While Google can rectify this, there is a short window of time for them to do so. If you must delete your Google+ profile, read the instructions carefully or again, contact Google and have them remove it for you – you don't want to lose all of your Google products in the name of deleting one profile.
One of the great things about Google+ is that you can link your YouTube channel and manage the two simultaneously. That can also turn out to be one of the downsides. As mentioned above, deleting a Google+ profile would likely delete your YouTube account as well. And once linked, it's almost impossible to unlink them. Before linking YouTube – or taking Google up on its offer to do it for you when creating your profile – make sure you've got your page set up correctly.
As confusing as Google+ can be in the beginning, it's worth the time to make sure it is set up correctly from the beginning, with "correctly" being what's best for your brand. And don't be intimidated by all the options Google+ offers during set up. Also, here's an infographic that explains 7 Benefits your business could be reaping from Google+.
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Police in Sydney have charged a man they say is linked to the Bandidos bikie gang after allegedly finding a stash of weapons in his car.
Officers stopped the car for a breath test in the inner city at Pyrmont yesterday afternoon.
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On a chilly winter's day last November a team of gravediggers plunged their spades into the cold earth above Esfir Perelmuter and began to bring her back into the light. When they prised open Perelmuter's pine coffin what they saw within sent shockwaves across America. The body of the 82-year-old grandmother had been desecrated. She had been surgically carved up and was missing nearly every bone below the waist. In their place were plastic pipes. Cloth had been used to replace missing tissue. Then she had been sewn up again.
For the detectives supervising Perelmuter's exhumation the discovery only confirmed what they already knew: there was a body-snatching ring working in the heart of New York City. Criminals had been 'harvesting' bones, skin and ligaments from the dead and selling them on the medical market for donated tissue. It is a lucrative industry. A corpse, by some estimates, can net between $100,000 and $250,000.
New York's body snatchers had been busy, too. Police estimate more than 1,000 corpses fell under their knives in what one detective called 'a human chop shop'. Amazingly, one of the corpses was that of Alistair Cooke, the renowned BBC broadcaster whose Letter from America was a weekly radio essay that shaped British views of the US for half a century.
New York is not a city easily shocked. But the discovery of a latter-day Burke and Hare in the middle of the Big Apple did the trick. It seemed like a horror film come to life. 'This was no bad movie. This was the real thing,' says Brooklyn district attorney Charles Hynes. Across New York graves were dug up, relatives mourned anew and tabloids raced to print the lurid details. In a world where death and dying is all too sanitised, the body snatchers brought the dead back into public life. They had left a city - and a nation - pondering its attitudes to death and shattered taboos long left untouched. Most of all, America wanted to know how this could have happened in New York in the 21st century. Cooke's daughter, Susan Cooke Kittredge, felt the shock first-hand: 'No one was minding the store and it turned into a little shop of horrors.'
The first sign that something was wrong came when Deborah Johnson, the manager of the Daniel George funeral parlour in Brooklyn, complained to the police that a previous owner had defrauded a client seeking to bury his aunt. Johnson claimed that Joseph Nicelli had taken pre-payment for the funeral and then sold the business to her before the ceremony. Johnson was furious and lodged a complaint with police in November 2004.
Detective Patricia O'Brien was assigned the case and casually walked the short distance from the 62nd Street Precinct police station to Bath Avenue in Brooklyn, just a few blocks from the sea. Johnson ushered O'Brien inside the funeral home and showed her reams of financial documents. Then she whispered that there was something unusual about the building. O'Brien, a petite blonde making her way in the NYPD as a detective, was shown a secret room that seemed more equipped for surgery than for embalming. It was equipped with bright lights like an operating theatre and had a trap door in the floor from which bodies could be hoisted from the room below by a mechanical lift. Puzzled, O'Brien pored over Nicelli's old records; she discovered company names she had never heard of. Back at her desk she entered the names on to the internet. Each one was involved in tissue transplants.
The Daniel George funeral parlour is empty now. Traffic whizzes by oblivious to what once occurred there. The name on its red awning has been torn out, the doors are locked; inside, dust gathers on floral sofas that once seated grieving relatives. But what Nicelli and his partner, Michael Mastromarino, did inside 1,852 Bath Avenue is now detailed in an enormous police indictment containing 122 charges. The two men, and two other associates, Lee Crucetta and Chris Aldorasi, have pleaded innocent so far. But the police documents read like a roll call of horror. According to the police, the body snatchers treated the dead passing through the funeral home like farmers reaping a crop. They took what they could sell, covered their tracks with fake documents and then watched as the mourning families buried the evidence.
Nicelli ran the funeral home and had contracts with others in New York, Rochester, New Jersey and Philadelphia. Bodies would arrive to be embalmed and then, behind closed doors, they would be hoisted up through the ceiling and into the secret cutting room. There the former dental surgeon Mastromarino, aided by his 'cutters', Crucetta and Aldorasi, would knife them open and remove what could be sold. The parts would be traded on the market via Mastromarino's company, Biomedical Tissue Services. The missing bones were replaced by PVC pipes and the empty space where tissues had been removed was stuffed with surgical gloves and cloth. The bodies would then be sewn up and delivered back to the families. The cause of death and the age of the dead would often be faked to make the tissues more marketable. Corpses riddled with cancer would have the cause of death listed as 'heart disease'. Decades would be knocked off a person's life. One 104-year-old was listed as having died at 70. Esfir Perelmuter was listed as 65, not 82, when she passed away. Her cause of death was logged as heart disease, not the brain cancer that had actually taken her life. It was the same for Alistair Cooke. He had died of lung cancer that had spread to his bones, and was 95 years old. Yet his tissue was sold on as that of an 85-year-old man who had died of a heart attack.
There was good money to be made. Police believe Mastromarino and Nicelli ran the ring for almost four years and netted around $4.7m. They certainly lived large, becoming pillars of their local communities. Both were family men with an aura of respectability. Nicelli lived in a handsome three-storey house on Staten Island. Mastromarino bought a $1.5m home in plush Fort Lee, just over the Hudson river from Manhattan's Upper West Side.
Yet they had entered the death industry by different routes. Nicelli's parents ran a funeral business in Brooklyn. His first wife, Meg Dunn, was the daughter of a well-known local funeral director. Mastromarino was a relative latecomer. He had been a star football player at the University of Pittsburgh until an ankle injury ended his professional prospects. He studied dentistry and carved out a successful practice just off Fifth Avenue, where glamorous Gothamites paid a fortune to keep their pearly whites sparkling. He even co-wrote a book called Smile: How Dental Implants Can Transform Your Life.
But behind both men lay troubled lives. Nicelli had waged a long battle with debt; for a decade he had struggled to pay his taxes. Mastromarino's fight was with drugs. He used painkillers and cocaine and attracted a raft of malpractice suits. Several alleged he passed out while his patients were under anaesthetic. He spent time in rehab and in 2000 he lost his dental licence because of his drug problems. But by then, it appears, Mastromarino had uncovered a new way of making money: selling body parts. He founded Biomedical Tissue Services (BTS) and embarked on a new career supplying bones and tissue to the transplant market. It is a perfectly legal trade, enabling tens of thousands of vital operations to take place every year. But at some stage - police believe in early 2001 - BTS started selling bone and tissue that was old or potentially diseased.
By the time O'Brien visited the Daniel George funeral parlour the police believe the body snatchers had become careless. Besides leaving Nicelli's unpaid debts behind they had continued to plunder corpses at Daniel George for body parts. Police allege the four men kept copies of keys to the property and would sneak inside to use the secret operating room when the new owners weren't there.
With O'Brien now on the case the body-snatching ring's days were numbered. Two top detectives from the NYPD's Major Case Squad were assigned to help. They began interviewing relatives, comparing medical notes and tracing consent forms. Eventually, towards the end of last year, they began to open graves.
The body snatchers were now being exposed elsewhere, too. This time it was not in New York, but nearly 2,000 miles away, in Denver. It was late on 23 September 2005, and Dr Michael Bauer had been checking paperwork on a batch of 30 tissues from BTS. He was comforted that all of them gave phone numbers for both the family doctors and the next of kin of the deceased. 'That is usually a sign of great care,' he says. Then he noticed a minor medical problem with one donor. 'It was something a quick doctor-to-doctor chat would have sorted out. So I called the number on the form.'
The number was wrong. So wrong, in fact, that Bauer became concerned. He tried two more doctors' numbers on other samples. They were wrong, too. He tried eight more. Also wrong. Then he tried the next of kin numbers. Wrong again. He got disconnected calls, random businesses, unrelated home numbers and fax machines: never the real numbers for doctors and relatives. It was the same on all 30 tissues. 'I still thought that there had to be a reasonable explanation,' he says, 'but I knew that until we heard that reasonable explanation we had to halt all BTS supplies and recall any BTS tissues.' The recall order went out the next day. Bauer's hope for a 'reasonable explanation' turned into a nightmare. 'These people were renegades,' he says.
Arrest warrants were issued, and on 22 February at 10pm, Mastromarino walked into the District Attorney's office on Jay Street in Brooklyn and turned himself in. Crucetta and Aldorasi also handed themselves over that night. Nicelli came in a little later.
But it is not yet over for the victims. Michael Bruno was a typical New York cabbie. An Italian, he loved to talk and vent his opinions with his passengers. 'He was a guy straight out of the movies,' says his son, Vito. Michael Bruno died aged 75 in Brooklyn after a battle with kidney cancer. His family buried him in 2004. They mourned their loss and got on with their lives, until one morning a detective came knocking and asked Vito if a signature on a donation consent form was his. 'It was not even remotely like mine,' says Vito. 'I was just shocked. You never believe you could have fallen victim to something like this.'
It was a shock to Wendy Kogut, too. Her sister Danette, 43, had been a Merrill Lynch executive assistant until she succumbed to ovarian cancer. She fought a brave but losing battle against the disease for two years, and was buried in 2003. The police also came knocking at Wendy's door. The signature on Danette's donor family consent form was their grandfather's name. He had been dead for 30 years. 'I feel like somebody took my sister and violated her. You relive the death all over again,' Wendy says.
Those are just two stories among 1,077. Each corpse was a human being, whose life was as full as any other. Each had mourners and family. Each had been carved up and sold like so much dead meat. It is no wonder the psychological trauma inflicted by the body-snatching case has been so extreme. It was especially bad for the Kogut family. Danette had planned her funeral meticulously and insisted that she did not want anyone to touch or view her body after she died. It was her wish to be cremated immediately. Instead, she fell prey to the body snatchers. 'She said, "I am dying and I want privacy in my death,"' Wendy recalls. 'Now she will not be remembered for what she did with her life; she will be remembered for something that happened to her after she died.'
So horrific were the crimes that relatives of the dead have felt marked out. Vito says that everyone in his Brooklyn neighbourhood knows about the case. It feels like a shadow hanging over his family: 'People don't know how to react to such a thing. I walked by a school the other day and a little kid shied away from me.'
The roster of victims revealed the body snatchers harvested from all walks of life, all ages and both sexes. Perhaps they knew the frail old man they cut up in March 2004 was Alistair Cooke, one of the most distinguished British broadcasters of the last century. Or perhaps they knew him as the genteel presenter of Masterpiece Theatre, an American TV show that brought Cooke fame in his adopted home. Perhaps they did not. Either way, death was the ultimate leveller and Cooke was treated no differently than Michael Bruno or Wendy Kogut before him. His daughter, Susan, found out the same way: a call from the police. 'I have been living with this for three months now. No one wants a cold, icy grip coming back from the grave,' she says.
Yet perhaps the greatest horror was reserved not for the desecrated dead, nor even their stunned relatives, but for the living who received the harvested tissue. They carry pieces of the dead inside them from people who had no idea their bodies were to be reused. 'My father wanted to be cremated,' says Vito. 'For bits of him still to be walking around is pretty unbelievable.'
But across America, Canada and perhaps elsewhere this is exactly what has happened. BTS fed its tissue supplies into a huge industry with a seemingly inexhaustible demand for new material, and its tissue was mislabelled, and untested for disease. Medical experts have recommended that anyone who received tissue from BTS be tested for HIV, Hepatitis C and syphilis. Though cancer is not transferable, cancerous bones are often too weak to be used safely in transplants. The same goes for elderly tissue: there is little point in using fresh bone harvested from someone already 100 years old.
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of potential victims, stretching across America. Lori Sarrazine, 35, who lives in Fort Wayne, Indiana, is one of them. After a car accident had accentuated a degenerative disease in her neck, she underwent an operation. A doctor fused three of her neck vertebrae together using a metal plate, metal screws and a 'cadaver bone'. The bone was from BTS.
Sarrazine has now been screened for disease and has so far tested negative. But diseases such as HIV have long latency periods. She cannot sleep at nights and the stress has caused her to fall ill with a stomach ulcer. She knows that in her neck is a bone stolen from a corpse.'I would say to the people who did this - let's change places. Let them have my place. What they have done to me is shocking.'
Looting corpses for body parts is indeed shocking in modern America. But trading in human tissues is not. If nothing else, the body-snatchers' case has cast some light on a little-known area of medical science, but one that is becoming ever more commonplace: human recycling.
It is a long way from the clandestine body trade of the 19th century, when grave robbers pulled corpses from the ground to sell to medical professors. Now, tissue transplanting is a vital part of modern medicine and one that gives hope and health to millions. The popular image of the life-saving swap of a major organ such as a heart, lung or liver is a tiny fraction of the industry - it has grown to include bone, skin tissue, muscles, tendons and ligaments. Screws and plates once fashioned out of metal are now sometimes carved from bone. Human tissues are used in skin grafts for burns victims, knee and elbow injuries, cosmetic surgeries, neck and back repairs, dental improvements. The list is virtually endless and the industry is worth about $1bn a year. About 25,000 donors annually account for 750,000 transplant procedures. Tissues are harvested from hospitals, funeral homes and coroners' offices. They are generally stored frozen until required.
Nor are these implants solely for the sick and old. Sports injuries, especially tendons, are commonly cured with donated tissues. The Australian skier Alisa Camplin recently won a bronze medal at the Winter Olympics in Turin after having a patella tendon from a cadaver implanted in her right knee. In America alone there are 200 for-profit and not-for-profit tissue banks. While it is illegal to directly sell a body part for profit, there is a huge loophole. Because many of the tissues used, such as pins made from bone or skin flaps, have been altered or 'processed' in some way, firms are allowed to charge 'reasonable' fees for such treatments, as well as covering their costs for storage and salaries. Even not-for-profits have to pay their often highly trained staff decent wages.
That means a dead body has huge value - estimates suggest up to $250,000. Prices for parts vary: a lower jaw can fetch $3,000, fingers come at $15 a piece and sexual organs (used for practising new surgery techniques) generally go for $125.
Of course, many doctors worry that the body-snatching scandal will harm the image of an industry that by its very nature seems slightly ghoulish. 'We depend on public trust. Anything that threatens that public trust is serious,' says Dr David Bosch, president of the national Coalition on Donation.
The booming transplant industry is always faced with a shortage of tissue and that is likely to only get worse. As Western populations age with the looming retirement of the 'baby boomer' generation and medical advances make the elderly more fit and active, the need for transplant science is increasing. Bosch believes education is the key to getting people to better understand tissue donation: 'We need to tackle it in schools. It really is just like any other form of recycling.' But if an age is dawning where increasingly humans can be fitted with spare parts from the dead, what does that say about our attitude to our own mortality? What does it actually mean to die in America?
What the body-snatching scandal really did was shatter a modern taboo about openly dealing with death. 'We have gone through a period of death denial, where no one wants to admit that we are all going to die. We try to ignore death,' says Professor Christine Bochen, an expert on death rituals at the Nazareth College in Rochester, New York.
In the past 100 years, our way of dealing with death has undergone a radical change. At the start of the 20th century, death was a communal experience: the old died at home, watched by their families; relatives would often take part in preparing the body for burial; an entire community would mourn together. Today, we live in an era of nursing homes and anonymous funeral parlours. Death is hidden away and taken care of by others. 'We are relieved that someone else will come and take care of it. We want a quick-fix solution,' says Susan Cooke Kittredge. That is why the body snatchers were able to flourish. The system in which they worked was full of checks and balances, such as consent forms and doctors' telephone numbers - it was just that no one seemed to use them.
In the end, though, the body snatchers got it wrong. The horrified reaction to the case shows that old societal mores are still strong; even if they lie deeper beneath the surface these days. The relatives of the dead do care. They know the gravestones marked not just the last resting place of flesh and bones but are also repositories of whole lives; decades of memories, of laughter, of anger and of love. They were individuals who could still be wronged even after they had died.
Some good may now finally come out of the horror. As the body snatchers await their trial, America may finally start to face death and dying with a new openness and honesty. No one can live forever, whatever medical science wants us to believe. 'If we can start to talk about death, that would be positive,' says Cooke Kittredge. 'That would be a good thing.'
All four of the accused body snatchers protest their innocence; their day in court will come later this year. Whatever the final verdict, America will watch with baited breath and morbid fascination. Death will again be part of the national discussion. In the meantime, on the grave of Esfir Perelmuter, surrounded by all the noise and chaos of New York life, there lies a bunch of fresh flowers.


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I was interested in what kind of injet paper do you use for printing inserts. I have 2 HP printers and a Lexmark. With the Lexmark you change the size in the settings and you can print an insert just fine in letter size paper. Just my Lexmark is too slow and I am gonna get rid of it.
The HPs are much faster but you cannot fool them. Even if you change the settings ie legal, a4 or custom, the printer recognises the size of paper you are using. The result is a cut image. Although the size of a letter size paper is bigger than the insert, the printable area of HP is smaller (shorter).
Now I am looking for good quality a4 or letter size paper at a good price.
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Yes some printers cannot print to the outer edges of the paper. Look and see if your printer has a "borderless" setting. This should allow it to print edge to edge, but you sometimes get poor printing on the edges like smudging etc... Another option is to tape a little strip of paper to the edge. The problem is that the rollers need more paper to grab onto, and this extra strip will suffice.
I use ultrahigh gloss photopaper for my inserts. Its expensive but looks great.
I use Kirkland Photopaper for personal DVDs and I use Epson or Kodak for my clients.
I use HP photo semi-gloss (letter).
Excellent finish at a very good price (14$ for 100).
It's 6.5 mil thick, which is perfect. They are easy to insert inside the cover.
I have a Canon i960 photo printer and just recently started using Royalbrites High Gloss photo paper that I found at Sam's Club. It's a nice weight and comes 150 sheets to a package for $18.66
Thanks guys,
I see everybody uses letter size. But what about the "outside border" printing or shall I try Adam's suggestion - "tape a strip to the edge of the paper".
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How does using the ultragloss photo paper compare to using custom pre-printed paper (i.e. label inserts from Memorex, Avery, etc.)? I assume that after using photo paper you have to cut and trim the paper to fit into the DVD case?
I use a lexmark Z35 and photo paper except I tape a 1 inch strip to the end of the paper so the printer will print to 1/16 inch from the edge. This works great for me. Just remove the strip and use it on the next sheet of paper I am going to print. Yes, I still have to trim around the cover but not a big problem.
I use the DVD cover inserts from Meritline. They're A4 size and they're perforated so you just peel off the edges after printing. Very easy.
They have both glossy finish and matte finish ones. I like the glossy finish better but I switched to the matte finish because the ink from my old Epson printer would never dry on the glossy ones. (It's a weird finish - almost like plastic.) My new Canon printer does not have the ink drying problem, so I'll probably switch back to the glossy ones.
I'm trying to decide what sort of paper to get, and I found this eBay auction:
The seller doesn't say what brand the inserts are. They look like they're already perforated or something. I'm reluctant to buy unless I know *what* I'm getting, but the price seems good: it breaks down to .16/page. Any advice?
Okay, I heard back from the seller. He says the labels are by Compulabel. Is that a good brand? Anyone have experience with Compulabel?
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"I'm just enjoying some time off right now," said Phaneuf, whose Red Deer Rebels bowed out of the WHL playoffs this week in the Eastern Conference final.
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Here's what Bluefin Labs is trying to capture for mass media content providers, be they media companies or brands: The word-of-mouth about TV shows and commercials that has migrated to the social media space. It wants to make visible the feedback loop that is very evident in live human communications – be they one-on-one at the water cooler or speaker-to-audience on the lecture circuit – but which has been essentially invisible in the world of mass media for decades.
"The value proposition of broadcast and mass media is that you can magnify your audience and reach," says Bluefin founder and CEO Deb Roy. "The primary cost is you lose the feedback channel." Instead of talking with each other or with a speaker, listeners are talked at. And the speakers lose the immediate connection with the listeners that helps them understand if they are communicating effectively.
Providers such as The Nielsen Company have long offered services that track how many people were seated to watch a particular show and something about their age or gender, for instance, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. "Most people still see mass media as a one-way shotgun into the dark, and they hope to hit as many people as they can and that approach is and not where the future lies," says Roy.
Where it does lie, he believes, is with using semantic technology to do something with public social media as a new and real-time data stream to build a richer feedback loop for mass media content creators.
Today, of course, brands and media companies can use any of a number of social media listening tools, with the help of human operators to specify and configure keywords and search terms and get back sentiment and other values from the stream. "We say that rather than do that, if we want to do know all that people are saying in response to something on TV, you want to take the TV content, analyze its semantics, and use that analysis to automatically configure search terms," says Roy.
Bluefin has satellite dishes pulling in 47 TV networks, with 24/7 video streams. It extracts closed caption content from there, and analyzes it with the help of various TV Guide-level metadata (what shows are on, their characters and topics, sports specialty feeds such as player names and play-by-play info). On the social media end, it dives mainly into Twitter and publicly-available Facebook postings to suss out audience engagement with content, but over time it says it will deepen its scan of the whole sphere. Its TV Genome is the mapping of TV media data to social media commentary data at scale, a process that also has to take into account intuitions about time (since online comments that relate to a show or ad are more likely to occur during defined windows close to when they ran), as well as semantics.
Bluefin as a company resulted from Roy's work at MIT on developing algorithms that learned to find connections between different modalities of data in order to capture deep semantic structure. The work, as he puts it, "focused on intentionality or aboutness, that words are about things in the world. Bluefin creates a machine that makes that aboutness – that that comment is about that thing on TV, or as far as I can tell this comment is not about anything that aired on TV at all. And when it is about something on TV, it pinpoints accurately what it was," he says.
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What comes up with customers, Roy says, is the issue of making sense out of what otherwise are just raw numbers. It's nice to know that a show generated thousands of online comments, or that sentiment was up a few percentage points, but the way to understand what that actually means is comparing it to what else is out there – to other shows on the same network or in the same category, for instance. "For each of these questions, to make sense of one data point you have to have the rest of the universe you compare against, and so it's scale that is required to make sense," he says.
"It's really easy to say how many people talked of Glee last week. But if you want an airing by airing alignment you need to get fancy with timing, and to put it in context you more or less need it all," Roy adds. "I use the term semantic barrier to describe this paradox. When you look at it up close there's no magic here for humans. I can read a comment and if I'm watching the show I know what someone is talking about. But to get the machine to do that at scale, to put the results in context, you hit the semantic barrier."
How can what Bluefin does to break that barrier change things for mass media producers? Roy says imagine an advertiser launching a product with a handful of 30-second spots. Now imagine if in real-time that advertiser could see how different audiences respond to different creative spots, and more quickly rotate them according to best fits. "You could do a better job of presenting the right version of a message to the right audience, where rightness is measured by audience response," he says.
Or consider being in the planning phase and deciding who to reach, how to segment the audience and what communication strategy to use. "Imagine if rather than being able to segment based on age or gender — how it's done today — imagine that you say I want to find the shows that people who talk a lot about my competition are likely to be watching," he says. Bluefin can do that because it tracks complete audiences, so it knows who is watching what and hears what they are talking about publicly, "and we put 2 and 2 together," he says.
Or say you are a TV operator who wants to make it easier for your audience to find things they really want to watch. "Imagine you had an audience response map that as an operator you could use to provide recommendations to help your audience find stuff they will be interested in, stuff that people are watching and talking about," he says. Social media talk is an indicator that they're engaged with the content, he says. "So from a media company's point of view that's a lot of value there."
Of course, there are some shows that are popular and may not get as much online buzz – for instance, those that might cater to an older demographic. Roy gets that and so do the advertisers and people in the media industry that he works with. "I say that just like any single data source or way of understanding a complex problem, there are blind spots and so too is the case for any method based on social media. But what we do for the first time is give a reliable way to measure the social impact of TV, and if you care about that you may want to talk to us," he says.
By the way, he mentions, that blind spot as it relates to social media is that it keeps getting smaller as more people get involved. "The volume and velocity of social media users keeps growing," Roy says. "So it becomes harder and harder to ignore."
Bluefin Labs' platform is now in an exclusive beta phase, with plans to officially launch this summer. Some of the pilot customers, he notes, are combining the data Bluefin produces with Nielsen data and finding it a complementary fit. Could there be a partnership with the likes of Nielsen in the future? Roy will only say that he sees potential for many different partnerships. "We are open and agnostic in term of what our data gets combined with. There are lots of possibilities."


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Natalie Abu Shakra is from Lebanon and is affiliated with the International Solidarity Movement. She defied Israeli orders for Lebanese citizens not to go to Gaza and was able to get in with the Free Gaza movement, She supports the Boycotting of Apartheid Israel (see: http://www.palestinechronicle.com/view_article_details.php?id=14943 ).
Natalie Abu Shakra on the 2008/2009 Gaza Massacre and the need to Boycott Apartheid Israel (2009): "The concept of civil resistance is not new at all. This non-violent, unarmed, citizen oriented strategy of resistance in modern history played a role in the struggles against colonialism, and neo-colonialism especially in British colonies of Africa, in Apartheid South Africa, India, and the Middle East, particularly Palestine. We live in a very imbalanced world, where language, dress, technology, education, food, media, and other aspects in post-modern life are dictated by a few and are imposed on the many, the rest of the world. This few decides the flow of politics, and dictates how the world will rotate around. This few, also, will accept no resistance, at any cost… How can I affect what is happening and how can the world respond? The truth is that we can defy oppression and the illusion of power that the oppressor creates in our minds. I was asked once, "are you not afraid to die?" I am only afraid of what I consider the evil of all evils, repression, oppression, colonialism, and occupation, anything that can wipe my existence off, just erasing identities off the map, and this is what has been happening to the Palestinians for 61 years and on going now. What do you choose to do about it? Boycott Apartheid Israel." [1].
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Key Features of the Gerontology program include:
• Prepares, supports, and enhances your ability to work with a diverse population of older adults.
• Provides opportunities for you to develop an area of expertise which will prepare you for professional positions focused on improving the quality of life for older adults.
• Provides an interdisciplinary approach to studying gerontology so you are better prepared in their approach to geriatric care.
• Prepares you to assume leadership roles in the public and private sector.
In addition, you will develop skills to:
• Better understand the complex interrelations among aging, health and social structure.
• Assess, interpret and apply gerontological research findings.
• Effectively communicate gerontological concepts in oral and written form.
• Apply interdisciplinary gerontological knowledge to work with older adults in your chosen area of concentration.
Why McDaniel
• Offers a five-year B.A./M.S. program.
• Offers convenient schedules and delivery options to fit your busy schedule.
• Balances full-time faculty with adjunct instructors who draw course content from best practices in the field.
• Small class size and individual attention that the professors provide students.
• Highly competitive tuition.
Admissions Requirements
• Completed application for graduate study
• Submit the non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts verifying completion of an undergraduate degree from a regionally accredited college or university. 2.5 minimum GPA required.
• Personal Goal Statement describing your academic and career goals
• Three official letters of recommendation
Degree Requirements
• The Master of Science degree in Gerontology requires completion of 36 semester hours (15 credit hours in core courses, a 3-credit independent learning component, 12 credit hours in electives, and a 6-credit hour Thesis or extended Capstone Project)
• Minimum 3.0 GPA, limit of one course at or below a grade of "C"
Diane Martin, Ph.D., Director
The Center for the Study of Aging
Program Coordinator, Gerontology
Career Opportunities for Graduates
Completers of the graduate certificate in Gerontology can obtain managerial and administrative roles in the following industries and organizations:
• Community, human services and religious organizations
• Healthcare and long-term care institutions
• Local, state and federal agencies
• Retirement communities
• Academic and educational institutions
• Aging research institutions
• Business and industry
Important Dates
Applications are accepted and processed throughout the year but the College recommends that students submit their applications and supporting materials well in advance of the start of the semester in which they plan to enroll.
Recommended Application Filing Dates:
Fall Semester – by or before August 1
Spring Semester - by or before December 15
Summer Session - by or before May 1
These filing dates are after the opening of registration for those semesters so students wishing to have the greatest choice of courses should submit their applications earlier.
1. Is this program offered 100% online?
Yes, we do have a version of the program that can be taken totally online.
2. Can I mix online and face-to-face classes?
Yes, please be sure to let your advisor know that you are planning to take courses both ways.
3. I started the program online (or) face-to-face. Can I switch to the other version of the program?
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Expectations of the Co-op Program
1. The goal of the program is to provide meaningful work experience that will give students the opportunity to develop career skills and explore career options. Each student should, in consultation with their parent/guardian, have seriously considered what type of work placement would be most beneficial to them.
2. Holidays and other absences are strongly discouraged as they make it very difficult to successfully complete the program.
3. Due to the limited number of students accepted in Co-op, and the difficulty in re-scheduling students who withdraw, students are encouraged to consider seriously their commitment to completing the program before they return this form.
4. The student will be expected to complete two three-week work placements. These work placements will require the students to work a regular workday (8 hours) five days a week. Variances with regards to part-time jobs and other extra-curricular activities can be accommodated but these need to be arranged before a placement is finalized.
5. The student will be expected to transport themselves to and from the work placements. The location of the student's placement is decided in consultation with the student, but the student needs to make the teacher aware of any potential travel restrictions at the beginning of the Co-op semester.
6. The Career Education Department will be monitoring the students' behaviour over the coming months and any infractions that would, in our opinion, affect the suitability of a student for a Career Program, could result in the removal of that student from the program.
Parent/Guardian must sign if the student is under 19 years of age.
Students indicate transportation access on a regular basis. Lack of transportation or use of public transportation could limit their choice of work placements.
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Pierre Cormier is planning to visit Arizona next week and it could be a major trip for the San Diego (Calif.) Madison running back who recently said the Wildcats have moved to the top of his list.
The 5-foot-10, 180-pound three-star running back said he's planning to be in Tucson either next Thursday or Friday. He didn't rule out a commitment but said he's really looking forward to the trip because Arizona has moved way up.
"It's really big for me," Cormier said. "I feel like I'm going to be really into the school and the program. I want to see what they're about and I think I'm going to like the school even more.
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"It's really all about getting a feel for the place because I already know what kind of offense they're running. I'll look to see that as well but it will be mainly the school and what kind of feeling I get from the whole place in general."
In recent weeks, Cormier said Arizona has made a big impression on him and after considering other programs the Wildcats have moved to the top of his list.
The San Diego standout did not rule out a commitment during his visit but gave no hint, either, if he would decide if things went well.
"Right now it's kind of whatever happens," Cormier said. "I just want to make sure it's the right decision for me and I want to look over everything."
In total, Cormier has offers from Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, Fresno State, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon State, Purdue, UCLA, Utah, Vanderbilt and Washington State.
Rivals.com rates him as the No. 36 running back in the 2013 class and the No. 50 prospect in the California state rankings. In his junior season, Cormier rushed for 1,471 yards and 20 touchdowns.


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Gary L. Brase, Ph.D.
Contact Information
Office: BH 448
Phone: 532-0609
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Interests:
Dr. Brase's research is concerned with evolutionary approaches to understanding the nature of human rationality. His research, in terms of traditional areas within psychology, is at the intersection of cognitive psychology (reasoning, judgments and decision-making) and social psychology (interpersonal relations, social perception, and persuasion). Some of the specific topics of his research are:
- Statistical judgments under uncertainty:
Presenting numerical information in different ways (e.g., as frequencies or as single-event probabilities) changes how people use that information and even how that information is perceived. Dr. Brase is interested both in the competence issues related to this phenomenon (i.e., how different presentations of statistical information can influence performance and apparent rationality) as well as applied issues (e.g., how subjective perceptions of numbers in certain formats as either "large" or "small" can influence subsequent evaluations and persuasiveness).
- Domain-specific reasoning:
Formal logic says that reasoning should be based only on the structure, or syntax, of statements. When people actually reason about meaningful statements, however, they use the content of that information to make conclusions that formal logic does not allow. Some of Dr. Brase's research seeks to illuminate what aspects of particular contents are keys to understanding how people reason about those contents. For example, he has previously studied the effects of social group information (group membership and group markers) on inferences made across different reasoning tasks.
- Social decision making:
Particular categories of interpersonal relationships have specific and important implications for the actors, both from an immediate standpoint and as evolutionarily recurrent situations. Intersexual relationships, for example, have important dimensions that reflect both the present situations in which men and women find themselves and the (sometimes discordant) evolved predispositions of both sexes. Dr. Brase's work, with a number of collaborators, has studied the nature of sex differences in reasoning and decision-making within the context of various social situations such as perceptions of sexual harassment, self-esteem, perceptions of physicians, and evaluations of physical attractiveness.
Recent Representative Publications
- Adair, L., Brase, G.L., Akao, K., & Jantsch, M. (2014). #babyfever: Social and Media Influences on Fertility Desires. Personality and Individual Differences, 71, 135-139. http://10.1016/j.paid.2014.07.026
- Brase, G.L., Adair, L., & Monk, K. (2014). Explaining sex differences in reactions to relationship infidelities: Comparisons of sex, gender, beliefs, attachment, and sociosexual orientation. Evolutionary Psychology, 12, 73-96.
- Brase, G.L. (2014). The power of representation and interpretation: Doubling statistical reasoning performance with icons and frequentist interpretations of ambiguous numbers. Journal of Cognitive Psychology, 26, 81-97. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/20445911.2013.861840
- Brase, G.L. (2014). Behavioral science integration: A practical framework of multi-level converging evidence for behavioral science theories. New Ideas in Psychology, 33, 8-20. http://10.1016/j.newideapsych.2013.11.001
- Hill, W.T. & Brase, G.L. (2012). When and for whom do frequencies facilitate performance? On the role of numerical literacy. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 65, 2343-2368. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17470218.2012.687004
- Brase, G.L. & Brase, S.L. (2012). Emotional regulation of fertility decision making: What is the nature and structure of "baby fever"? Emotion, 12, 1141-1154. http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/a0024954
Click here for a full list of publications
Student Involvement
Dr. Brase's philosophy for working with undergraduate students is to begin by immersing students in ongoing projects so that they become familiar with the procedures and ideas involved in the lab. Students who find that they enjoy and excel at research can then move on to research projects on topics related to their own interests (if they are not already doing so).
Undergraduate students who are interested in working on research topics such as those described above can apply to be a research assistant in Dr. Brase's lab. Undergraduate research assistants are involved across the range of research activities, from reading and discussing relevant articles, to designing, preparing, and carrying out experiments, to analyzing the data, writing up the results, and presenting it at a conference or submitting it for publication. Completion of Experimental Methods (Psychology 350) is strongly encouraged before starting as a research assistant.
Dr.Brase can be contacted by email (firstname.lastname@example.com) or phone (785-532-0609) for more information about opportunities in his lab.
Additional Information
Dr. Brase received his Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara. He and his wife Sandra have two children, Alex and Emma. He enjoys cooking and traveling.


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Homepage www.FreeRTOS.org Free RTOS AVR, PIC, x86
Microcontroller performance comparison, AVR, PIC, x86, Rabbit
Free RTOS implementation details with source code
This section provides the results of timing tests performed on the prototyping boards on which the FreeRTOS real time kernel ports were developed (excluding the Rabbit 2000 performance results, for which there is no RTOS port).
The source code used to obtain the test results was identical for each embedded system tested - allowing the results to be used as a basis for judging the relative performance of each test system. All the presented timing results were obtained using the same digital oscilloscope.
The phrase 'test system' is used to encompass the chosen test hardware (prototyping board or single board computer), operating at a particular clock frequency and programmed using particular C development tools.
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Vermont Agriculture Individual Development Account Program
Vermont's Youth Agricultural IDA (YAIDA) program invites you to join its next group of participants! YAIDA is the first program of its kind in the United States specifically for young women and men ages 14 to 21 who are engaged or interested in farming.
The program provides:
- Financial literacy education
- Farm business management training
- On-farm mentorships
- 2:1 savings match
- Educational workshops
- Access to Vermont's network of agricultural experts
- Opportunities to learn from and collaborate with other farmers
Participants that complete the program receive:
- Up to $1,000 for the purchase of a productive farm business asset
- Farm business management skills
- Completed business plan
- Guidance on the way to joining the next generation of Vermont farmers
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"Anthony Thompson Shumate: Novus Ordo Seclorum" Novus ordo seclorum ("New Order of the Ages") is one of those bits of Latin written on your dollar bill, as well as the title of Anthony Thompson Shumate's exhibition at Barbara Davis Gallery. The show is based on a little-known conspiracy theory — that of the Amero. The Amero is a single North American currency for America, Canada and Mexico, modeled on the Euro, that has allegedly been secretly in the works for years. Shumate has taken this idea and run with it, expertly designing the new currency and coinage. He's even had his own coins minted. Bring a buck to the gallery and slide it into Shumate's change machine for your very own Amero. And, hey, if the rumors (discredited on snopes.com) turn out to be true, you're ahead of the game. Through June 27. 4411 Montrose, 713-520-9200. — KK
"The Art Guys: New Clichés" With "New Clichés," The Art Guys present recent work still rooted in the familiar blend of bizarre humor and smart, confident swagger we've long associated with the names Jack Massing and Michael Galbreth. They are avid, eager experimentalists in process and materials. It's as intriguing to behold one of the duo's failures as it is to celebrate a success, since Massing and Galbreth don't seem to manifest an interest in either one. An idea's conception, once outlined or proposed in image or sculpture, is already an accomplishment. Here, the work with the greatest impact results from augmenting simple objects (mostly tools) with components and materials that alter the objects' utilitarian contexts. Duet, for example, is an old metal oilcan with a strange moaning sound emanating from inside it. Get closer and peer into the two long spouts. You'll see two little mouths singing. For Trinity: Father, Son and Holy Ghost (Party World), the Guys covered a shovel, a rake and a weed cutter with little mirror squares and hung them from the ceiling on motors so they imitate mirror balls. The reflections create mesmerizing patterns on the walls. Who wouldn't want that? The experience begins hilariously and winds up strangely beautiful. Same with their series of match drawings — images created by burned wooden matches mounted on aluminum panels. Each one delivers a specific response based on an image juxtaposed with the burning process — a clown, a skull, a lamp, a honey bear. It's the grownup equivalent of two kids burning shit behind the garage to see what happens. What happens is something really rad. Through June 20. McClain Gallery, 2242 Richmond, 713-520-9988. — TS
Measuring Your Own Grave" I always thought Osama Bin Laden had strangely kind eyes. At least that's how he looks in photographs, and that's how he looks in The Pilgrim (2006), a portrait by Marlene Dumas. Dumas has painted an "evil-doer," not sympathetically but just as she paints everyone else, without judgment and with an eye for the strangeness inherent in all humans. In Dumas's world, an image of a squiggling, awkward newborn feels as unsettling as an image of a fanatic. The Bin Laden portrait is part of Dumas's mid-career retrospective at The Menil Collection, "Measuring Your Own Grave." Virtually all of Dumas's images are painted from photographs, most all of them shot by someone else. She collects them from a variety of sources — porn, newspapers, old class photos, fashion magazines; she has hundreds of them stored in binders. Sampling the human condition like some sociological researcher from another planet, she looks at people objectively, without sentiment, without preconception. Her paintings, particularly the later ones, are loosely done. With thin layers and washes of paint on canvas and watercolor on paper, every painting feels like a risk, a one-shot deal that could go terribly wrong. But her work never seems facilely executed, even when it has the simplest imagery. Through June 21. 1515 Sul Ross, 713-525-9400. — KK
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Round 30: Home. Space. Place. The latest installations at Project Row Houses focus on the idea of home and its significance to cultural identity. Some explore the Third Ward neighborhood literally, such as Gregory Michael Carter's Walk with me..., which contains a glassed-in convenience store window outfitted with an old cash register, tobacco advertisements and a tongue-in-cheek Xerox sheet of famous African-American mugshots. The window is juxtaposed against a turbulent room of maze-like patterns on the walls, English fox-hunt wallpaper and various ephemera. Lance Flowers uses his Project Row Houses turn to display his urban-iconography-inspired artwork and supplements the installation with a coat of bright orange paint, photographs and a foreboding pile of junk TVs littered with unopened bottles of cheap "champagne" — an ironic comment on the class status of urban art. Other standouts include Lisa Qualls's Spirit Level, an elegant work that divides the room with clotheslines. From them hang white garments printed with portraits of their assumed wearers. And Rashida Ferdinand's Lullaby breaks the Greenwood King house into separate spaces of color, image, text and texture that convey memories of the artist's grandmothers. Ferdinand inexplicably leaves one space blank. Perhaps it's to imply the emptiness of loss or the solace of knowing one's way home. Through June 21. 2521 Holman, 713-526-7662. — TS


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I have Sublime Text 2 running on my desktop with the Latex tools working perfectly with Sumatra PDF.I then tried installing this on my laptop as well, following the same path, but there I always get the following error when I try to compile the document:
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If I remove this line then the error just comes at the very next line, again pointing at the right parenthesis.
the LaTeX.sublime-build has the following code:
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I also tried installing TexLive and enabling it instead, but got the same error message.
For comparison I also used the program TeXnicCenter to compile the same .tex documents and got no errors.Both computers are running Windows 7.
Any help would be appreciated.
I am getting these same errors on OSX. DId you ever figure it out?
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Acorda Therapeutics Jumping On Takeover Rumors
Acorda Therapeutics Inc. (NASDAQ: ACOR) shares are jumping after news hit the wires that Biogen Idec (NASDAQ: BIIB) may be looking for a partner in multiple sclerosis drugs.
At last check, shares of Acorda Therapeutics were up $1.06 to $31.94, a gain of around 3%.
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RESIDENTS from Gainsborough and surrounding villages are being asked to take note of changes to refuse and recycling collections over the Christmas period.
The changes take place between 24th December and 4th January 2013.
All properties in the South West Ward of Gainsborough on a sack service will be collected on their normal day. This is Thursday for refuse and Friday for recycling. Collection changes for the rest of West Lindsey are as follows: Monday 24th December now Saturday 22nd December, Tuesday 25th December now Monday 24th December, Wednesday 26th December now Thursday 27th December, Thursday 27th December now Friday 28th December, Friday 28th December now Saturday 29th December, Monday 31st December as normal, Tuesday 1st January now Wednesday 2nd January, Wednesday 2nd January now Thursday 3rd January, Thursday 3rd January now Friday 4th January, Friday 4th January now Saturday 5th January.
A spokesman from West Lindsey District Counil said: "Residents should refer to their calendar which was delivered to households in October. Residents are also reminded that bins must be out by 7am."
If you have any extra waste to dispose of during this time, the opening hours for the local Household Waste Recycling Centres on Summergangs Lane are 9am – 4pm from Friday to Monday but closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day.
Residents are advised to check details of the revised collection dates in their area at www.west-lindsey.gov.uk#
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NOTICE OF THE VILANO BEACH FLORIDA MAIN STREET AND WATERFRONTS COMMUNITY GROUP MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that beginning January 8, 2004 the Vilano Beach Florida Main Street and Waterfronts Community Group monthly meeting will be held on the second Thursday of each month at 4:00 p.m. in the St. Johns County Auditorium Conference Room A at 4020 Lewis Speedway, St. Augustine, Florida with the exception of the February 12, 2004 meeting will be held in Conference Room B. This Group discusses and makes decisions on Main Street and Waterfronts Florida Community Group business, including but not limited to issues related to the creation of the Vilano Beach Town Center. It is anticipated that one or more St. Johns County Commissioners may attend and participate in the meeting. NOTICE TO PERSONS NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS AND TO ALL HEARING IMPAIRED PERSONS: In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special accommodations or an interpreter to participate in these proceeding should contact David Halstead, ADA Coordinator, at (904) 823-2501 or at the County Administration Building, 4020 Lewis Speedway, St. Augustine, Florida, 32095. For hearing impaired individuals: Telecommunication Device for the Deaf (TDD) 823-2501 or Florida Relay Service: 1-800-955-8770, no later than 5 days prior to the date of the hearing. ST. JOHNS COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT ST. JOHNS COUNTY, FLORIDA By GEORGIA KATZ, FLORIDA MAIN STREET & WATERFRONTS COMMUNITY PROGRAM MANAGER L2891-3, Dec. 31, 2003
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