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- Type: Coffee & Tea Tools
- Coffee & Tea Tools Type: Tea Infusers
- Material: Silicone
- Certification: FDA, LFGB, SGS
- Feature: Eco-Friendly
- Place of Origin: Guangdong, China (Mainland)
- Brand Name: OEM
- Model Number: JLS-H00-22
- name: silicone tea infuser
- color: customized
- Temp. Withstand: 250 degree centigrade
- brand: OEM
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- feature: food grade, eco-friendly
- certification: SGS,FDA,LFGB
- place of origin: china mainland
- logo: Imprint, debossed or embossed
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Dollhouse Spindle Bed
Create your own small stories and decorate your house with this classic spindle bed. The natural wood pieces snap together easily, then you can paint them any color you want. Kit contains wood chair pieces, fabric, stuffing, and instructions. Recommended for ages 8 and up.
Size: 5.5" x 3.25" x 4"
Code: 76263
Member price: $12.60

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ExploraTour - How to Build a Star
The sun is much much bigger than the Earth. It only looks small because it is very far away. It is, without a doubt, the biggest thing you have ever seen up close.
If we took the Sun and put it on one side of a teeter-totter, we would have to fill a huge barrel with 300,000 Earths to raise both sides of the teeter-totter up into the air.
This is very hard to imagine. Think about 300,000 times all the buildings, mountains, people, cars, trains, oceans, rivers and the heavy thick rocks under your feet.
And our sun is not the biggest star either. There are stars much bigger than our sun.


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TV cleaner Aggie MacKenzie has been searching through hoards of junk in South Lincolnshire in search of treasure.
SureStore Self Storage, of Langtoft, was filmed for ITV's Storage Hoarders after the company asked customers if they would like to be featured in the programme.
SureStore is a secure storage facility, located on King Street Industrial Estate, offering domestic and commercial self storage .
Helen Linford, marketing executive, said: "We were contacted by the programme to see if any of our customers might be interested in taking part.
"One of our customers said they would so we are really excited about being filmed.
"We don't know yet whether they found any hidden treasure, but we are hoping so."
This will be the second series of Storage Hoarders, featuring Aggie MacKenzie who meets people who are still clinging onto things they never see or use.
Alongside a team of antique experts, she helps people go on a clutter-busting journey to seek out hidden treasures in locked up storage units, garages and even the odd garden shed.
In each episode they'll be challenged to sort through their stuff and say goodbye to the things with no value.
Experts Tom Keane, Paul Hayes, Perry Field and Tracy Martin will help seek out any hidden gems and turn their forgotten collectibles into hard cash at the auction.
Along the way Aggie will explore the emotional reasons why people struggle to let go of the past. The series began this week and will feature SureStore Self Storage on Wednesday, August 28, at 2pm.


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(MEBG) – Bahrain's charter passenger airline industry, which last year pumped more than $28 million into the local economy, should be able to capture an even bigger regional market share with the support from the public and private sectors, said an official at the Bahrain Marketing and Promoation Board in Manama .
Europe's four largest air charter companies—Air 2000, Air Tours International, Flying Colours and Monarch—currently utilize Bahrain International Airport (BIA) as their stopover point between Europe and destinations in the Far East. BIA handles around 40 air charter flights a week during the peak vacation season, and sees 400,000 passengers and 12,000 crew members passing through its facility each year.
Travel managers foresee much broader economic base for the charter flights business in Baharain, as the top four airline companies begin a planned expansion of their routes and networks this autumn
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HC stays shifting of KV school branch
Madurai, May 19 (PTI) Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has stayed shifting of Fort Branch of Tiruchirappalli Kendriya Vidyalaya to the Ordnance Factory area. Justice D Hariparanthaman in a recent order granted the stay on a petition by parents of five students studying in the Fort branch. T N Prabhaharan, one of the parents, said in his affidavit that he chose to admit his child in the first standard in the school as it was near his house. He said that one of the condititions for admission for students in the Vidyalaya schools was a declaration by parents that they were living within five kms from the school. Now,the Principal of the school has issued a notice that the Fort branch of the school would be shifted and merged with the main school on the Ordnance Factory campus located 25 km away, he said and prayed for setting aside the notice. PTI COR VS


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We saw some in-depth profiles of New England-area biotechs' drug development strategies, as well as breaking news on financings and partnership deals.
—While Bay Area biotech startup Gatekeeper Pharmaceuticals, Boston's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and Novartis continue their legal wrangling over a potential lung cancer drug, Waltham, MA-based Avila Therapeutics is working on its own treatment for the disease. The biotech is using its covalent drug technology in a partnership with Boulder, CO-based Clovis Oncology to discover treatments for non-small cell lung cancers that are resistant to existing drugs.
—Ryan took a look at how Waltham-based biotech Alkermes navigated the aftermath of a negative regulatory decision. The firm's operations have stayed the same and it has not made any layoffs, despite its request for approval of a once-weekly version of the diabetes drug exenatide (Bydureon) being shot down by the FDA.
—Cerulean Pharmaceuticals, a Cambridge, MA-based developer of nanoparticle drugs, brought in a $24 million Series C funding round, led by Lilly Ventures, the venture arm of drug giant Eli Lilly (NYSE: LLY). The startup will put the funding, which also came from existing backers Bessemer Venture Partners, Lux Capital, Polaris Venture Partners, and Venrock Associates, toward a mid-stage clinical trial of its lead drug, CRLX101, for patients with lung cancer.
—Verastem, a Boston-based startup out to develop cancer-fighting drugs that target cancer stem cells, kicked off with $16 million in Series A funding. The startup was founded with investments by Longwood Founders Fund, and the Series A round also includes Bessemer Venture Partners, Cardinal Partners, and MPM Capital. Founded by MIT biologists Robert Weinberg and Eric Lander, Verastem has developed a method that it says has the potential to identify compounds that can selectively home in on cancer stem cells that have survived chemotherapies and kill them.
—Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) announced it was starting a Cambridge-headquartered program, called the Global Centers for Therapeutic Innovation, to establish an entrepreneurship network with academic medical research centers. The first school announced as part of the system is UC San Francisco, which could received up to $85 million over five years to help get discoveries made at the school to market.
—Cambridge-based Forma Therapeutics will get $20 million over three years, from Tokyo-based drug company Eisai, to develop drugs aimed at typically stubborn disease targets. The deal gives Eisai non-exclusive access to Forma's cell-based screening platform and proprietary compound library to use for discoveries for its own drug pipeline.
—Swiss drug giant Roche announced it will ax its development efforts in the area of RNA interference. The sting was felt at Roche RNAi research facilities in Kulmbach, Germany, Nutley, NJ, and Madison, WI, and at Cambridge-based Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, which in 2007 inked a deal to give Roche access to its RNAi technology to develop drugs for cancer, respiratory diseases, metabolic disorders, and certain liver conditions. The biotech stood to earn $1 billion over time through the deal, which brought in $331 million upfront.
—Minerva Biotechnologies, a Waltham, MA-based firm working in the fields of cancer, nanotechnology, and stem cells, brought in $4.6 million in an equity and rights offering, according to an SEC filing.
—Cambridge-based Genzyme announced it would sell its diagnostics products unit to Japan-based Sekisui Chemical for $265 million in cash. As part of the deal, which is expected to close this year, Sekisui will offer jobs to the roughly 575 employees in the division. The sale by Genzyme comes as part of its move to sharpen its focus to fend off a potential takeover by French drug company Sanofi-Aventis.
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The New York Knicks romped to their first Atlantic Division title since 1994, getting 36 points from Carmelo Anthony and beating the Washington Wizards 120-99 on Tuesday night for their 13th straight victory.
Anthony put this one away with 21 points during the Knicks' 37-point third quarter that gave them a 95-71 lead. The NBA's scoring leader added eight rebounds and six assists while becoming the first Knick since newly elected Hall of Famer Bernard King with five straight 35-point games.
Iman Shumpert added 18 points for the Knicks, who negated a height disadvantage by tying a franchise record with 20 3-pointers. J.R. Smith and Chris Copeland each added 17 points.
On their longest winning streak since winning 15 in a row from March 1 to April 2, 1994, the Knicks can tie the franchise record of 18 in a row, set early in their first NBA championship season of 1969-70, by winning their final five games.
The Knicks have won or shared six division titles, but had gone nearly two decades without looking at the rest of the Atlantic from the top.
Division titles aren't particularly important in the NBA — the Knicks don't even hang banners that recognize theirs. It guarantees teams a top-four seeding in the playoffs but not necessarily home-court advantage in a series, which is determined by won-loss record, and Boston coach Doc Rivers said he couldn't even remember talking to the Celtics about winning the division while they were taking the last five Atlantic titles.
But Knicks coach Mike Woodson has been talking about it as a goal since replacing Mike D'Antoni last March. There was little celebration afterward, with many fans having already left when the public address announcer told the crowd the Knicks had won it after Anthony finished his on-court interview.
The Knicks played without center Tyson Chandler (bulging disk), then lost replacement Kenyon Martin to an apparent ankle injury after he'd missed the previous two games with a sore left knee.
It was a blowout by then, though with so many injuries in the frontcourt they were obviously concerned when Martin when down after grabbing a defensive rebound, pounding the floor in anger. The team said he had a sprained left ankle and that X-rays were negative.
John Wall scored 33 points for the Wizards, who gave the Knicks way too much shooting space on the perimeter and lost their 10th in a row at Madison Square Garden.
Anthony stayed right on the blistering pace that won him Eastern Conference player of the week honors after averaging 41.8 points while inching ahead of Kevin Durant for the NBA scoring lead last week. He sat out the fourth quarter after going 13 of 21 from the field.
The Knicks made 10 of their first 14 3-point attempts and finished 20 of 36 (55.6 percent).
Chandler, who recently missed 10 games, told Woodson he felt soreness after Sunday's victory at Oklahoma City. It left the Knicks, already missing veteran big men Rasheed Wallace, Amare Stoudemire, Marcus Camby and Kurt Thomas, undersized against the Wizards' front line that includes Nene and Emeka Okafor.
But the Knicks spread the ball around the perimeter and the Wizards couldn't get close to them. New York was 9 of 12 on 3-pointers in the first quarter, with Copeland hitting one at the buzzer to make it 36-23.
The Knicks slowed down in the second and Washington was within seven late in the period, but the Knicks scored seven points in the final 50.3 seconds, with Raymond Felton stealing the ball from Wall and laying it in with 1.3 seconds left to make it 58-43.


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HONG KONG Confusion and double standards reign on both sides of U.S.-Southeast Asia relationships. The same week that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was snubbing the Association of Southeast Asian Nations by declining to attend its upcoming annual meeting of foreign ministers in Vientiane, Laos, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong of Singapore was in Washington signing a new strategic framework agreement with the United States.
Although she has not said so explicitly, Rice's decision appears to be a warning to Asean that America's relationship with the group will be downgraded should it allow Myanmar to take over the chairmanship of the group next year.
It is a timely gesture that may concentrate the minds of Asean members still hoping that Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, will rescue them from their predicament by declining the chairmanship. That remains a possibility but goes against the grain of the assertive Myanmar boss, Than Shwe, particularly now that the more flexible former Prime Minister Khin Nyunt is locked away in jail. Shwe's recent release of some 250 political prisoners, including some prominent members of the National League for Democracy, seems aimed at mollifying Asean and giving the impression that with Khin Nyunt out of the way there can be real progress toward democracy.
It should, however, be hard even for Asean partners to believe such fables. There are probably at least another 1,400 political prisoners, and Aung San Suu Kyi remains under house arrest. Myanmar, like China, is adept at well-timed releases to placate international protesters – but nothing changes. Meanwhile, Asean states should also note the rumblings of instability following the purge of Khin Nyunt and his allies.
Some Asean defenders of its hands-off policy toward Myanmar's oppression of opposition voices claim that Washington is hypocritical. They point to the lack of American criticism of the oppression in Singapore of opposition leaders and the absence of a free media there. They contrast Lee Hsien Loong's warm reception by President George W. Bush, spreader of global democracy, with the treatment of critics of the Singapore system.
Singapore may be no Uzbekistan; and the U.S. military presence in the region is favored by all Asean members, apart from Myanmar, though they may not say so publicly. But there are concerns among some neighbors about the extent of Singapore's intelligence links to the United States, and Singapore's use of this relationship for political purposes in the region. Singapore's utility to American strategic and commercial interests have led to Washington keeping rather quiet about the city state's lack of political freedom.
Western media and academics, say critics, undermine their principles by preferring not to risk losing Singapore's market by "interfering" in its domestic politics. More than any other Asean country except Thailand, Singapore has also been in the forefront of commercial cooperation with the Burmese generals who export Myanmar's resources and invest in the safety of Singapore property and bank accounts.
The issue of double standards cannot, however, hide Asean's dilemma over Myanmar and the fact that Asean needs the United States at least as much as the United States needs Asean. An Asean chaired by a Myanmar that is not merely oppressive but has no concept of a modern economy is almost meaningless – it becomes a group defined by geography and nothing else.
The meeting of foreign ministers in Laos, meanwhile, is to focus on security issues, including North Korea and terrorism. What the Asean members have to contribute on North Korea is not quite clear. The six parties directly concerned with North Korea will all be represented in Vientiane, except Pyongyang. They have enough work to do without bothering with Asean.
As for the "war on terror," in Southeast Asia, as elsewhere, it can be abused for political purposes. Talk of international cooperation can hide the fact that most problems are domestic and not cross-border. There is scope for more bilateral cooperation, for example between Malaysia and Thailand, but even that can raise questions. Much trumpeted arrests of supposed Thai Muslim plotters based on evidence from Singapore proved so weak that the Thai government decided last week not to appeal after the case was thrown out by the court.
If Asean is not prepared to sideline Myanmar and focus on making regional economic cooperation work its relevance looks set to diminish. The United States needs to maintain its interest in Southeast Asia, but that should not mean pandering to Asean's illusions about the group's importance.


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The entertainment network EPIX announced their plan to air an inside look into the life of one of Red Sox Nation's most beloved stars.
In the Epix Orignal Documentary, "David Ortiz In the Moment," a close-up account of the nine-time MLB All-Star, World Series champion and Red Sox legend will be shown.
The EPIX "In the Moment" series provides viewers an inside look at what it takes to become and remain a world champion athlete.
"David Ortiz is a larger-than-life baseball star," said Mark Greenberg, EPIX CEO and President.
The documentary, produced by Relativity Sports in conjunction with Major League Baseball Productions, chronicles Ortiz's path from the Dominican Republic to stardom. It will offer fans a behind-the-scenes look into "Big Papi's" world.
Ortiz's role as an iconic figure in ending the Red Sox World Series drought in 2004 has earned him legendary status as one of Boston's greatest sports heroes. He also played an integral role in capturing titles in 2007 and 2013.
The world television premier is slated for July 17, 2014 at 8 p.m.
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By Big Gus Hey guys! What's the deal with Spike TV's Tattoo Nightmares? Yes, the name sounds scary and confusing at first… I had the opportunity to be cast as one of the main artists on the show. Man, what an experience it was! I was pulling 16-hour workdays six days a week for a little over a month, which was not an easy task. You may think that it would be, but besides the filming, it also takes major focus to be tattooing while being filmed by over four cameras at a time, which adds to the already chaotic environment…Read More »
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By Gabe Ripley Get ready, the Paradise Tattoo Gathering is this week! Tattooers, apprentices, collectors and the curious have been registering for the Paradise Tattoo Gathering which is coming up September 13-16 in Keystone Colorado. Hotel rooms and Condos are being booked, and seminar registrations are coming in every day. Jeff Gogue's seminar only has 15 spaces left out of 100, so don't snooze on registering! This years lineup is truly amazing: Tattooing, workshops, seminars and live painting are being led by the likes of Bob Tyrrell, Adrian Lee, Tommy Lee, Nick Baxter, Jeff Gogue, Tom Strom, Chet Zar, Damon Conklin, Nikko Hurtado, Alex De Pase, Big Gus, Shawn Barber, Jo Harrison, BJ Betts, Megan Hoogland, Cory Ferguson, Seth Ciferri, James Kern, Jason Kundell and many, many more. We hope to see you there! Read More »
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By Chet Zar I only discovered the tattoo community about 3 years ago when I was invited by tattoo artist Jon Lane to paint live at 2009's Visionary Tattoo Art Festival. I was impressed from the start. Not only were these artists creating truly cutting edge art work on skin (conceptually, tattooing blows every other artistic statement out of the water, in my opinion),they were also painting as good as or better than a lot of well known contemporary painters I've seen. I was truly blown away at the variety of styles, techniques and ideas and wondered why I wasn't seeing a lot of this stuff at the galleries I was showing at and going to, especially when a lot of the artists were expressing interest in showing at these galleries…Read More »
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|Fecha de publicación
|15 Oct 1946
|Fecha de presentación
|5 Abr 1944
|Fecha de prioridad
|5 Abr 1944
|Número de publicación
|Edison Stearns, Frank Armbruster
|Cesionario original
|Edison Stearns, Frank Armbruster
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5, 1946- F. ARMBRusTER ET-AL 2,409,465
FIRST AID CONTAINER Filed April 5, 1944 V Frank Armrasier Edwqn8tearrzs zflwz Patented Oct. 15, 1946 FIRST-AID CONTAINER Frank Armbruster, Waverly, and Edison Steam Columbus, Ohio i r Application April 5, 1944, Serial No. 529,597
2 Claims.
This invention relates generally to containers 2 or receptacles, and it is an object thereof to provide a container especially constructed for use in receiving, in a compact and orderly manner, various accessories and compounds used in administering first aid to injured persons.
It is another object of the invention to provide a container embodying-e; casing having an outer wall structure formed to provide pockets for the reception of antiseptic applicators.
Another object is to provide a container for the purpose set forthhaving an internally and axially disposed tubular member formed with a well for the reception of a fiuidic antiseptic compound, the said tubular member also serving as. a guide for the reception of rings of gauze, adhesive tape and the like.
A further object is to'provide a tubular container of the character indicated at one of its ends with a removable cover, the latter being provided with an axial opening for the reception of a stud carried by a separable knob element, the lower end of the stud being threaded for engagement with threads formed internally of said tubular member, whereby when the knob element and stud occupy their active positions, the antisepticcontaining well or chamber in the tubular member will be closed and sealed against fluid escape, and at the same time the removable cover will be held positively by the knob element in its position of container closureand retained against accidental removal.
A further object is to provide a small, compact first aid kit capable of being carried in the pocket of ones clothing, or to occupy a small amount of space when positioned in another larger container, the kit being of simple and economic construction and of suflicient internal volumetric capacity to receive all necessary first aid appliances.
For a further understanding of the invention, reference is to be had to the following description and the accompanying drawing, wherein:
Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a first aid container formed in accordance with the present invention;
Fig. 2 is a vertical sectional view taken through the container;
Fig. 3 is a horizontal sectional view on the plane indicated by the line III-III of Fig. 2.
Referring more particularly to the drawing, our improved first aid container comprises a casing generally of cylindrical formation, having an open-ended tubular body member 5. In the preferred form of the invention, this body member is composed of inner and outer walls of paper- 2 board united by .a corrugatedseparator, whereby to produce in the walls of the body member a multiplicity of vertically extending pockets which, in this instance, are adapted to receive applicator sticks 6, the latter being of the type having at one end a body of soft cotton or the like, adapted to be immersed in a liquid antiseptic for the purpose of applying such an antiseptic to injuries or wounds. i j The lower or base end of the body member'5 carries a permanent or stationary closure 1 which, in one form of the invention, is formed from a molded plastic. The closure embodies a base wall 8 and an upstanding annular outer flange 9, which may be either tightly fitted onthe lower end of the body member 5 or, in some cases, adhesively united therewith. The base wall 8;includes an upstanding axial boss l0, and in thisgboss there is inserted the diametrically reduced lower end ll of an upstanding, tubular, antiseptic-containing member l2, which, conveniently, may be formed from one of the so-called plastics. The
' member [2 embodies a well or chamber [3 which is adapted to receive a suitable quantity of a liquid antiseptic solution, indicated at M. Between the outer surfaces of the member I2 and the inner surfaces of the body member 5, there is provided an annular space which is adapted to receive rings or spools of fabric, such as bandages, gauze, adhesive, court-plaster or the like, as indicated at l5.
Removably positioned on the upper end of the g body 5, as the container is viewed in the accom panying drawing, is a cover It. This cover includes a horizontal top wall I! and a depending annular skirt [8, which closely embraces the outer surfaces of the body member 5, although it may be readily removed therefrom by application of finger pressures. The top wall I! is provided axially with an integral depending sleeve IS, the lower end of which engages a gasket 20 carried by the lower end of the tubular sleeve l9. Adapted to be positioned in the sleeve l9, but removable with respect thereto, is a stud 2|, The latter is carried by a knob element 22, adapted for disposal on the top surface of the Wall H, the lower end of the .stud being threaded as at 23 for engagement with internal threads provided in the upper wall surfaces of the antiseptic well or chamber l3.
In view of the foregoing, it will be seen that by rotating the knob element, secure threaded engagement between the stud 2| and the tubular member I2 may be effected. The knob element, under such conditions, presses downwardly upon the cover 16, until sealing engagement between the lower end of the sleeve [9 and the gasket 20 takes place, preventing loss of the liquid antiseptic from the well or chamber l3, even though the container should occupy a fully or partially inverted position. Also, the knob element serves to hold the cover 16 in its position of closure over If desired, a stopper 24 may be located loosely within the container on top of the fabric 15 and used to close the upper end of the well or chamber l3 when the cover I6 and its stud 21 are removed, thereby preventing possible spillage of the antiseptic during removal of the gauze or bandage units l5.
It will thus be apparent that the present invention provides a simple, inexpensive and compact container particularly useful in the receiving and compact storing for articles or products employed in the administering of first aid to physical injuries.
While We have described what we now consider to be our preferred structural arrangement, nevertheless we realize that the same is subject to considerable variation or modification and, therefore, we reserve the right to employ all such forms of our invention that may be said to fall fairly within the scope of the following claims.
We claim:
l. A container for the reception of first aid appliances comprising a tubular casing having an open end, the walls of said casing being formed with pockets, a stationary member located axially within said casing, said member being formed with an open-ended well for the reception of a liquid antiseptic, a removable cover for the open end of said casing, said cover having an axially disposed inwardly extending sleeve adapted for seating engagement with said stationary member, a knob element, and a stud depending from said knob element and passing through said sleeve, the lower end of said stud being threaded for engagement with internal threads provided on said stationary member.
2a A kit for first aid appliances comprising a cylindrical casing closed at one end and open at its other, said casing having inner and outer concentric side walls separated by a corrugated spacer, the latter forming in conjunction with said inner and outer walls a plurality of circularly arranged vertical pockets substantially coextensive with the full height of said walls, a removable cover normally closing the open ends of said casing and said pockets, a liquid-holding member disposed in said casing and provided with an outlet arranged in registration with an opening formed axially in said cover, and means normally closing the outlet of said member, said means including a knob adapted to be seated exteriorly on said cover, and a depending stud, the lower end of said stud being threaded in the outlet of said liquid-holding member to retain the cover against accidental displacement on the open end of said casing and prevent loss of liquid from said member.
|Patente citante
|Fecha de presentación
|Fecha de publicación
|8 Abr 1946
|20 Feb 1951
|Core James A
|Pharmaceutical kit
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|Rothbardt Adolph M
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"Like Jesus, Annie laid down her life for her friends. Like Jesus, Annie's life and death brings light, truth, goodness and love to a world often shrouded in darkness, evil, selfishness and death."
N.Y. Cardinal Timothy Dolan said about Anne Marie Murphy at her funeral Mass at St. Mary of the Assumption Roman Catholic Church. Murphy was a teacher killed in the shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
Cardinal Timothy Dolan comforts mourners after a funeral for teacher Anne Marie Murphy at the St. Mary Of The Assumption Church in Katonah on Dec. 20, 2012.
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Well before questions arose about the timing of options grants for UnitedHealth CEO William W. McGuire, critics derided directors of the giant health insurer for lax oversight of its powerful chief. Some say UnitedHealth's board -- which has included numerous former stars from the political and health-care worlds such as ex-Vice-President Walter Mondale and former Health & Human Services Secretary Donna Shalala -- has been too deferential to McGuire. The tenures of United's board members (8 of the 10 outside directors have served for a decade or more) is also a red flag. Years of working together can lead directors to identify too closely with executives they oversee.
Another critical issue is whether outside ties influence what goes on inside the boardroom. While the individual connections may be benign, governance experts warn that such links can make it hard for directors to stand up to a CEO. "Few people choose to go through life confronting people who are conferring benefit on them," says Robert A.G. Monks, principal of Lens Governance Advisors. Here's a snapshot of key board members, their tenure, and their ties:
James A. Johnson (1993). The head of the compensation committee, Johnson is vice-chairman of merchant bank Perseus, a former CEO of mortgage giant Fannie Mae (FNM ), and a onetime political adviser to Mondale. Johnson chaired the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts from 1996 to 2004. McGuire's family foundation gave $15,000, and the United Health Foundation gave $5,000 to the center during that time; McGuire's wife also served on the Kennedy Center National Committee. Johnson and McGuire have also both been large donors to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
William G. Spears (1991). The senior principal of investment firm Spears Grisanti & Brown, he headed the comp committee from 1991 to 2003, overseeing the 1999 deal allowing McGuire to choose option grant dates.
Mary O. Mundinger (1997). Dean of the School of Nursing at Columbia University, she has been on the comp committee since joining the board.
William C. Ballard Jr. (1993). A member of the comp committee from 1993 to 1998 and the retired CFO of Humana Inc. (HUM ), Ballard was chairman and a shareholder of Healthcare Recoveries Inc. until August, 1995. Over the preceding four years, United paid $6.3 million to Healthcare Recoveries for help collecting claims overpayments.
Richard T. Burke (1977). UnitedHealth's CEO until 1988, Burke served on the comp committee in 1992-94. His wife worked for United- Health from 1990 to 1996.
Thomas H. Kean (1993). A former Republican governor of New Jersey, Kean was on the comp committee between 1994 and 2002. He became chairman of the board of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, a health-care charity, in 2005. The United Health Foundation gave it $80,000 in 2004.
Gail R. Wilensky (1993). A senior fellow at Project HOPE, the global health foundation, and former policy aide to both Presidents Bush, Wilensky chairs the committee that oversees governance. She's an adviser to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Douglas W. Leatherdale (1983). The former CEO of insurer St. Paul Cos. is a life trustee and ex-chair of the University of Minnesota Foundation. The McGuire family foundation has pledged $10 million to the university's medical school, and in January, announced an additional $10 million donation to the university and two outside organizations. From 1992 to 1997, UnitedHealth also paid $4.4 million in insurance premiums to St Paul.
Walter F. Mondale (1991-93; 1997-2002). Mondale's law firm, Dorsey & Whitney, is UnitedHealth's outside counsel and has worked for the McGuire family foundation. The company also employed Mondale's son from 1992 to 1996.


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Arguably the best season of the year, Spring is a time associated with the natural renewal and vibrance of life. It's also a great time for kids to sit out in nature and enjoy the weather with their favorite book. Accordingly, I'd like to list off some timeless reads for youngsters that fit in nicely with the spring aesthetic.
The Redwall Series
This wildly successful series by Brian Jacques involves the adventures of anthropomorphic animals who live in and around the storied Redwall Abbey near Mossflower forest. Mice, badgers, and birds perform courageous feats in a rustic setting of a bygone medieval age. Notable titles include Redwall, Mossflower, and The Pearls of Lutra.
Frances Hodgson Burnett's classic novel The Secret Garden tells the story of a spoiled and bratty young girl, Mary, who must live with her uncle in an old, dusty manor. While there, Mary hears of a secret garden, rumored to be a place lush with beautiful flowers and breathtaking greenery. Mary makes many life changing discoveries once she finds the storied place, and makes some unexpected friends along the way.
This award-winning civil war-era story written by Irene Hunt explores the life of Jethro Creighton as he grows up during the bloodiest conflict in US history. Hunt tells Jethro's story with remarkable attention to detail, depicting life in the middle of the nineteenth century with surprising accuracy. It's a must-read for kids with a passion for history.
Readers of all ages love reliving the story of Bilbo Baggins as he travels with Gandalf the wizard and a host of others in J.R.R. Tolkien's classic fantasy tale. His depiction of Bilbo's home, The Shire, is enough to make you want to take a stroll outside and imagine what life with hobbits would be like. This precursor to the famous Lord of the Rings is as good now as it was fifty years ago.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain's story about country life along the Mississippi River as told through the eyes of a young rascal will resonate with plenty of children today. With pitch-perfect dialogue and memorable characters of all kinds, this is an ideal adventure tale for spring reading. Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn are the best troublemakers ever written about, and their story should not be missed.
*Note* The above guest post is from freelance writer, Maria Rainier. Maria is currently a resident blogger at First in Education where she writes about education, online colleges, online degrees etc. This content does not necessarily reflect the views of Better World Books (as our lawyers make sure we say). We love having guest bloggers and invite you to email email@example.com if you are interested in covering a book or topic on the BWB Blog. Thank you, Maria, these are great picks!
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The smoking ban in Monongalia County has been in effect for about a year, but preventing people from smoking indoors isn't stopping the addiction in general.
More unique ways to smoke are coming into play, like electronic cigarettes, or "e-cigs."
Electronic cigarettes are becoming more and more popular. You may have seen them on commercials or someone smoking one on the street.
Many locals couldn't be happier about the new technology, but others still have some doubts.
"Electronic cigarettes use a liquid, which contains flavoring and nicotine, which is heated up with a rechargeable battery that heats," said Shawn Dunn, whose store, Volcano WV, sells electronic cigarettes. "A heating element that vaporizes a small amount of the liquid so it creates a water vapor that looks like smoke."
Dunn was a smoker for 28 years before trying an e-cig two years ago. He said he hasn't touched a cigarette since.
However, the FDA has not approved electronic cigarettes, and medical professionals don't know the risks it has.
"It was rushed to market without any kind of clinical trials or without any kind of toxicity testing that we would normally have for a food or a drug product released in this country," said Catherine Whitworth, program coordinator for the Translational Tobacco Reduction Research Program, a joint program of the Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center and the West Virginia Prevention Research Center. "But it was hurried to the market, and so what we know is that, we don't know a whole lot about the safety or the effectiveness."
Dunn said that he no longer has a "smoker's cough" and feels like he has more energy since he stopped smoking traditional cigarettes. He said that's not the only plus side.
"One of our bottles of E liquid, for example, the small bottle costs $12.99," Dunn said. "It will give you the same number of puffs as a carton of cigarettes."
Electronic cigarettes are also available with different nicotine levels. So if you are using the device to quit, you can lower the amount of nicotine the electronic cigarette gives you.
Whitworth said she would like to see the e-cig tested to see if it could be something that could help smokers quit.
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The main thing to remember about an electronic cigarette is to do your research before beginning to use it.
Electronic cigarettes are also under the ban from smoking indoors in Monongalia County.
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Yangon, June 19 (IANS) Chairperson of Myanmar's National League for Democracy (NLD,) Aung San Suu Kyi, on Friday stressed the need for Myanmar not to be isolated from the world, calling on its citizens to have a global view.
On the occasion of her 70th birthday celebrations, Suu Kyi, who is also chairperson of the Committee for Rule of Law and Tranquillity of the House of Representatives, said Myanmar achieved independence 68 years ago and it was time for the citizens to assess the country's status in terms of living standards, Xinhua news agency reported.
This year is a very important year as the general elections will take place, she said, stressing the importance for the elections to produce correct results to decide the destiny of the country in the years ahead.
She celebrated her birthday at her office in parliament on the sidelines of the parliament session in Nay Pyi Taw.
She was released from house arrest on November 13, 2010, and resumed her political career, becoming a parliamentarian by winning a by-election in April, 2012.
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One of Russia's bestselling contemporary poets, Pavlova is the most recent international darling to break into the American literary scene, first in the New Yorker and now with this first full-length collection to appear in English. Almost always less than 10 lines each, the collection's 100 poems explore universal themes like love, sex, and motherhood. That they have been translated by Seymour, Pavlova's husband, adds intrigue and intimacy to the collection, which has its share of "semen," "saliva," and "wild strawberries," as well as "placental slime and blood." Throughout, Pavlova works to combine registers of the sublime and the everyday. Because of the brevity of the poems, a tremendous amount rides on the impact of these quick juxtapositions. They often fall short of transcendence: "Armpits smell of linden blossom,/ lilacs give a whiff of ink." The collection's success depends heavily on one's personal response to Pavlova's voice, including ungainly phrasings like "two gays smooching on a bench" and tell-it-straight lines like "Death from depression seems/ a bit ridiculous." Some poems, however, quietly achieve a surprising depth, such as number 50, which reads in its entirety: "I have brushed my teeth./ This day and I are even." (Jan.)
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This is my first attempt at an OpenSCAD script that takes an MD5 hash of a file as input and creates a unique physical object from it.
OpenSCAD doesn't have a lot of string functions, so it's not quite as streamlined as that, but it's not too bad.
I've written more about it at the Ponoko blog. Check it out: http://blog.ponoko.com/2011/05/25/openscad-project-files-to-physicals
(The example model is created from my copy of Sea Within a Sea by The Horrors.)
Generate an md5 hash of a file
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This is very cool indeed. You're basically rerendering from the abstract to the physical. Creating a language as you go. Of course I'm not sure there's coherance, meaning, do like things look similar, but it's obviously not necessary. That might be an idea though. If you reserved some number of high order bits to hold information about the kind of thing the info represents, then similar things might have a chance of taking somewhat related forms. Pictures are corkscrews, audio files are pyramids, etc.
I really like this expansion of OpenScad.
Hmm.. That would be really neat to be able to glance at the output and say "that's a song". Since there isn't a straight path from original file to OpenSCAD variables it couldn't be automated just yet.. But maybe on the web form where you paste the MD5 I could add a dropdown for "media type", and that would add a few extra flags into the mix.
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Important words from Tim Bradbury to parents about how clueless their yelling can be.
Eight Staten Island Youth Soccer League girls teams participated
Futsal promotes quality touches and ball control in tight spaces.
Friday night, October 27 at the Owl Hollow Soccer Complex
HBO Real Sports with Bryant Gumbal coming to Massapequa High School To Film Tom Byer Grass Roots Soccer Symposium on Monday, October 30th @ 7pm
Congratulations to the three-time Hall of Famer from Staten Island!!!
The 28-year-old from LaGrange is turning heads as a ref
Tim Bradbury gives some thoughts how to make soccer the #1 sport in the United States
Congrats to the winners!
Rocco Amoroso had an idea and the rest became soccer history
Under-7 and Under-8 intramural teams are playing
From left to right, clinicians Tim Bradbury, Mike Dickey and Gary Lewis
By Randy Vogt, Director of Public Relations, Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association
August 1, 2014-The Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association (ENYYSA) is very pleased to present three free clinics for soccer coaches or those interested in becoming a soccer coach. These clinics will take place after the conclusion of our US Soccer C License course from August 1 to 10 at the OMM/World Class Facility, 175 Old Orangeburg Road in Orangeburg.
The three free clinics will be offered on Sunday, August 10:
Leading off from 11 am to noon is Tim Bradbury, Director of Coaching Instruction for Eastern New York. Tim's credentials also include a NSCAA (National Soccer Coaches Association of America) Master Coach, US Soccer A License for 23 years, US National Youth License, NSCAA National Staff Coach, Director of Education for UK Elite and 4-time presenter at the NSCAA Convention. Tim will be speaking on "Possession, Possession, Keep It and Win!"
From noon to 1 pm, Mike Dickey will be discussing the "2014 World Cup." Mike was the US Girls-Under-17 Youth National Team Coach and the head coach of the Delaware Wizards of the USL and is the current head coach of Region 2 Girls ODP, a US Soccer National Instructor, US Soccer A License for nine years and coached the US Girls-Under-16 Youth National Team to a gold medal at the 2010 Nordic Cup. Plus Mike was a semi-professional player in Germany to boot.
At 1 to 2 pm, Gary Lewis gives a clinic on "Movement Patterns in the Final Third." Gary is the National Director of Coaching for FCUSA. He holds a UEFA "A" Coaching License as well as a FA Academy Managers License, FA Psychology for Soccer Level 3 and FA Youth Module 3. Gary oversaw the training curriculum for boys ages 12 to 14 at the renowned Liverpool Football Club.
"Building on the momentum from the popularity of the 2014 World Cup, we are very happy to offer these free clinics by some great instructors and hope that many local coaches and just those interested in soccer will come to Orangeburg for what should be an exceptional day," commented Eastern New Youth Soccer Association President Richard Christiano.
Those who pre-register for these free clinics will also receive a T-shirt. You can do that by selecting here.
For more information, please contact Eastern New York at 888-5-ENYYSA
With 123,843 youth soccer players––68,587 boys and 55,256 girls––and more than 25,000 volunteers, the non-profit Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association (ENYYSA) stretches from Montauk Point, Long Island to the Canadian border. Members are affiliated with 11 leagues throughout the association, which covers the entire state of New York east of Route 81. ENYYSA exists to promote and enhance the game of soccer for children and teenagers between the ages of 5 and 19 years old, and to encourage the healthy development of youth players, coaches, referees and administrators. All levels of soccer are offered––from intramural, travel team and premier players as well as Special Children. No child who wants to play soccer is turned away. ENYYSA is a proud member of the United States Soccer Federation and United States Youth Soccer Association. For more information, please log on to http://www.enysoccer.com/, which receives nearly 300,000 hits annually from the growing soccer community.
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"You should get a dog," advised a friend, recently, when I was feeling a bit down. Well, maybe.
My sister Linda has a couple of canines named Prince and Roscoe. When I visit her in Eastman, I spend more time with the dogs than with Linda. They don't feed me, like she does, but they don't judge me, either. I get away with a lot.
As a kid on Highland Avenue, my pet dog and best friend was a Boston Terrier named Pugs. One day, Pugs and I trespassed through Dan Magill's back yard -- and Dan let us hear about it in no uncertain terms. Merritt Pound recalls that story to this day.
At the age of 7, while I was visiting my Uncle Hazel and Aunt Lelia in High Point, N.C., my cousin Jean decided to feed her puppy. As the dog was eating, I reached down to pet it -- and got nipped in the face (the scar is still there). I screamed bloody murder. My grandmother stopped on her way to church and said she would give me 87 cents if I'd shut up. It worked.
One of my all time favorite canines was Gretel, the adorable Doberman owned by Carolyn's mother. I'll never forget the time Gretel did a running jump and slid down the polished hard wood floor, crashing into and toppling the family's carefully decorated Christmas tree.
Robin is a friend of mine in Virginia who is very dedicated to animal care and shelters. She introduced me to a gentle, beleagured pooch named Calley and wants me to adopt him. She has even offered to personally bring Calley to Athens. My niece Ashley (who happens to be the editor of Lake Oconee Living magazine) has a new Beagle named Marley. I fell in love with Marley the second or third time she leaped on me during dinner on the 4th of July.
My wife Carolyn and I used to have a Sheltie named Morgan. We'd leave her in the kitchen when we went off to work, with a little gate to keep her from rambling through other parts of the house. But the day after one Halloween, I forgot to put up the gate. When we got home, Morgan had gobbled up nearly two pounds of trick-or-treat candy we'd left in the den. Poor thing was sick for three days.
Once, when Carolyn was combing Morgan out in the yard, I put my face next to the dog's and began smooching with her. The comb suddenly snagged on a batch of tangled hair, Morgan yelped and I got a bloody bite on the cheek. After treating the wound, I smeared shaving cream all over my face, returned to the yard and announced to Carolyn that I had rabies. She was not amused.
It was a hot summer night when a humongous stink gradually rose from out of nowhere. Thinking it might be the result of an industrial accident, I herded Carolyn and Morgan off our driveway and into the house. Only then did I realize that Morgan had had a close encounter of the skunk kind. It took us two weeks and I don't know how many open windows and cans of tomato juice to get rid of the odor.
Years ago, after a major Philadelphia snow storm, I bought Morgan four little red boots. Carolyn and I spent a half hour tying them on her paws. Then the two of them went outside for a walk. The Sheltie promptly kicked four times and the boots were history.
There was the time that Linda's daughter -- then a toddler -- was grabbing playfully at Morgan as the old dog lay snoring on the floor. "Don't do that, Susan," we'd say. "Stop bothering Morgan." The child kept it up anyway. Suddenly, Morgan grabbed Susan's wrist between her teeth. She didn't bite -- just held it firmly in her jaws. Hardheaded Susan, who earlier had bitten a snake after it bit her, froze. A few months later, we called Linda long distance. Susan jumped on the phone. "And how is Mr. Morgie?" inquired my niece, her tiny voice oozing with the utmost respect.
Dick Mendenhall is a journalist and public relations professional. He welcomes your ideas and comments via email at firstname.lastname@example.com
This article published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Saturday, July 14, 2001.
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Storm chaser's 'whirlwind' marriage proposal pic goes viral
Alex Bartholomew is a storm chaser from Texas. So when he decided to pop the question to his girlfriend Brittany, there was only one way he knew how: In front of a tornado.
Needless to say this Facebook post went viral.
Alex says:
"Wow what a day. 2 (maybe 3 tornadoes), great storms and most importantly she said YES! I can't quite describe the feeling that has overcome me. Elated, ecstatic, overjoyed, just plain damn happy. I seriously couldn't ask for a better life and I can't wait to spend it with her by my side."
Brittany was clearly blown away. Figuratively, of course. As far as the marriage proposal goes, she said yes.


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You start the hike from the Car park just off the B4405 between The Minffordd Hotel and Tal -y-llyn Lake,there are Toilets and information in the Car Park,from here the trail starts in the bottom left hand corner of the Car Park next to the Toilet Block.
Route Description
You start along an avenue of tree's and over a brook to a gate,the path is very clear and straight forward.You then go through another gate and start walking up the steps through the woods of Minffordd,this can become quite warm work so soon after leaving the car,and you start to gain height quite quickly,after this the path becomes more gradual and it's a pleasant walk uo to Llyn Cau here there is a large rock/slab in which to have a play on or simply take in the views of the mountain.Here head left up more steps and onto the ridge above where you will have a beautiful view south of Corris and the Cambrian Mountains,bear right and follow the Ridge line up to Craig Cwm Amarch,here take a moment to look at the horseshoe of Cadair,i believe this is the best spot to look from,head over the style and drop down into the saddle of Bwlch Cau and head onward's up to the Summit Rock's.
Essential Gear
No technical at all,just Waterproof's,Map,something for lunch and a good camera!
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If you have information about this route that doesn't pertain to any of the other sections, please add it here.


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Academy Award-nominated Argentinian drama consiting of six separate stories written and directed by Damián Szifron.
The tales, united by revenge, violence and dark humour, include a waitress (Julieta Zylberberg) serving the loan shark (César Bordón) who drove her father to suicide, an altercation between two frustrated motorists (Leonardo Sbaraglia and Walter Donado), an ill-fated festive wedding reception and a wealthy businessman (Óscar Martínez) who tries to buy his family a way out of trouble.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Startup Indilinx Inc. has entered into the solid-state drive (SSD) controller business by rolling out a new part.
Separately, Indilinx and Mosaid have disclosed a strategic cooperation in the development of high-performance SSD controllers for the next generation DDR type flash memory.
Indilinx' new device, dubbed Barefoot, is based on 90-nm technology and provides read speeds of 230-MB/s. It supports capacities up to 512-GB with multi-level cell (MLC) NAND flash.
''Despite the prevalence of SATA 2 interface, previous SSDs didn't fully utilize its speed specs,'' according to the startup. ''But Barefoot is virtually the first controller which fully utilizes SATA 2 interface, lagging (hard-disk drives) about 3 years behind technically.''
Indilinx and Mosaid are preparing for a third-generation of controller for SATA 3 interface, which will provide 600MB/s. ''BareFoot is a second-generation controller for flash SSDs that meets the demanding performance requirements of PC and server applications,'' said Jin-Ki Kim, vice President of R&D for Mosaid, in a statement.


text: Daley names Emerging Blues squad Mon 16 Dec, 2013, 9:21am NSW Blues, NRL Tweet Email Print Over 60 of Australia's most promising rugby league players will converge on the NSWRL Centre of Excellence, Narrabeen, in the New Year for the annual 16-18 years Emerging Blues Camp. The one-day camp, which will include two skills sessions, presentations on Origin culture and lectures on sports science and team leadership, will be held on Thursday January 9."We were really successful at an age level against Queensland this year where we won every fixture and this age bracket is important to me because it is the beginning of the elite Origin pathway," NSW VB Blues coach Laurie Daley said."There are players from all over the state and the quality of the players selected is first class because of the development pathways the League has had in place for decades."Another positive is the fact we will have several players from our victorious 2013 Indigenous Under 16s side attending as part of the group."These days are about introducing the players to the processes involved with camps, seeing how they adapt to different conditions and viewing how easily they can assimilate what we need from them." Members of the ASSRL Under 15 Merit A Side from NSW and the ACT have also been invited to attend the camp by Daley and his High Performance group.The 16-18 years Emerging Blues Camp is the second of three pre-season camps held by Daley and his coaching staff.The 18-20 years Emerging Blues Camp was recently held over two days at Narrabeen with the final Blues in Waiting Camp, for NRL players, to be held at Coogee from Friday January 17 through till Sunday January 19.The 16-18 years Blues in Waiting squad (player, club, junior club)Nick Cotric (Canberra Raiders, Valley Dragons)Cleveland McGhie (Canberra Raiders, Mt Warrigal)Finlay Dibley (Cronulla Sharks, Gymea)Lachlan Hughes Cronulla Sharks, Taren Point)Harrison Muller (Cronulla Sharks, Orange CYMS)Daniel Vasquez (Cronulla Sharks, St Josephs)Adam Keighran (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, WyongRoos)Will Kerr (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, Camden)Jayden Okunbor (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, Milperra) Mitchell Connor (Central Coast Centurions, Central Wyong)Latrell Mitchell (Central Coast Centurions, Taree RSL) Daniel Peck (Central Coast Centurions, Toukley)Ethan Roberts, Grafton Ghosts, Grafton Ghosts)Darcy Cox (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, Ourimbah)Wade Hannell (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, Woy Woy)Liam Knight (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, Berkeley Vale)Jessie Ramien (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, Coonamble)Tom Trbojevic (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, Mona Vale)Tyrone Amey (Newcastle Knights, Wyong Roos)Ngangarra Barker (Newcastle Knights, Raymond Terrace)Jack Cogger (Newcastle Knights, Toukley)Jobey Ingram (Newcastle Knights, Kurri Kurri)Brock Lamb (Newcastle Knights, Thornton/Beresfield)Jake McNamara (Newcastle Knights, Lake Cathie- Bonny Hills)Troy Dargan (Parramatta Eels, Mounties)Michael Doolan (Parramatta Eels, Ashcroft)Simon Fonua (Parramatta Eels, Chester Hill)Tyrell Fuimaono (Parramatta Eels, St Mary's)Mark Griffiths (Parramatta Eels, Guildford)Dillon Khoury (Parramatta Eels, Guildford)Tepai Moeroa (Parramatta Eels, Colyton/Mt Druitt)Cameron King (Parramatta Eels, Narrabri)Denzal Tonise (Parramatta Eels, Parramatta City) Joey Tramontana (Parramatta Eels, Marconi)Alex Twal (Parramatta Eels, Parramatta City)Robbie Graham (Penrith Panthers, Colyton/Mt Druitt)Soni Hala (Penrith Panthers, Parramatta Junior Eels)Reed Izzard (Penrith Panthers, Windsor) Soni Luke (Penrith Panthers, St Mary's)Nat Butcher (South Sydney Rabbitohs, South Eastern)Liam Coleman (South Sydney Rabbitohs, Mascot) Brock Gray (South Sydney Rabbitohs, Mascot) Gabriel Hamlin (South Sydney Rabbitohs, South Eastern)Paul Momirovski (South Sydney Rabbitohs, Alexandria) Reimis Smith (South Sydney Rabbitohs, Gungahlin) Jonathon Tufuga (South Sydney Rabbitohs, Mascot Jets)Ben Cassell (St George Illawarra Dragons, Newtown Junior Jets)Jacob Host (St George Illawarra Dragons, Renown)Ryan King (St George Illawarra Dragons, Western Suburbs)Blake Lawrie (St George Illawarra Dragons, Dapto)Ryan McCauley (St George Illawarra Dragons, Orange CYMS)Hame Sele (St George Illawarra Dragons, Berala)Izaac Thompson (St George Illawarra Dragons, Hurstville)Kyle Madden (Wests Tigers, Thirlmere/Tahmoor)Mark McCormack (Wests Tigers, Camden)Pifeliti Pifeleti (Wests Tigers, Strathfield)Bayley Sironen (Wests Tigers, Holy Cross)Ray Stone (Wests Tigers, Moss Vale) Tweet Email Print Send to a friend: Your Name: Your Email: Friend's Name: Friend's Email: Close Submit loading image needs to go here


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Thread: DSum, Query & Critieria
06-13-02, 20:45 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: DSum, Query & Critieria
This is killing me.
I'm trying to create a report where one enters criteria, the report opens up and certain fields total. But since I figured out how to make users enter criteria, now my DSum totals don't worry anymore. All I get is #Error.
The Code:
=DSum("Expr3", "[qry_generic_contractor]", "[RateCode] = Like "*" & [parameter value] & "*"")
Expr3 is an expression - ([EndTime]-[StartTime])*24 - in a query and "qry_generic_contractor" is that query. RateCode is the field in the query where the criteria resides.
What am I doing wrong? Thanks!
06-14-02, 20:33 #2Registered User
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Still can't get it
I've spent several more hours on this and I just can't do it. I must be missing something basic (Newbie - can ya tell?) because I've downloaded other sample databases and it's totally doable. I just can't replicate that!
So you'll find my test database attached. Go to the Report "rpt_generic_contractor". It will prompt you to enter a parameter. Enter "GB". It will then bring up "payables" entered for GB. That's great. But the totals on the footer don't work. Just display #Error. The Report builds on the query "qry_generic_contractor". It's getting the criteria from the query into the report that's done me in.
Thanks anybody who can help me on this!
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Well, it's not elegant, but I did arrive at some sort of solution. Thanks everyone!


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Where We Are & How We Got Here Page 2
Of course, today's best cartridges and preamps (and 'tables and arms) can make a disc sound almost exactly like its source, whether that source was an analog or digital tape, or a direct-wire hookup from the microphones.
Dynamic range
For almost a decade after the stereo LP appeared, virtually every new release was distributed in two versions: stereo and mono. This provided ample opportunity for comparison—the stereo release always had considerably less dynamic range than its mono counterpart.
There were several good reasons for this. The most important, of course, was that stereo cartridges had even worse trackability than mono ones. Another contributing factor was that stereo disc cutters, being less efficient (at that time) than mono cutterheads, required more amplifier power to drive them to comparable levels, and were prone to burnouts if pushed too hard, particularly at high frequencies. The vulnerability of cutterheads was exacerbated by the already rampant practice of hyping high frequencies over and above RIAA requirements (see "Clout," below) to add that brilliance that mainstream-audio magazine reviewers once wet their pants over. (One small record company used to brag privately about the number of cutters they wiped out. This was offered as proof that their records had more highs than anyone else's.)
During subsequent years, improvements in playback cartridges and recording technology gradually upped the attainable dynamic range from discs until, today, it is both possible and practical to cut a disc from a Dolbyed (or dbxed) master tape with, in most cases, no volume compression whatsoever.
The history of background noise is the greatest success story to come out of audio. Noise elimination is, in fact, the only aspect of music reproduction which has seen dramatic and progressive improvement through the years, without any of the periodic setbacks (in distortion, for example) that usually accompany format changes. Shellac was quieter than Amberol (the trade name of the quietest material for mass production of cylinders), vinyl was quieter than shellac, open-reel tape was quieter than its contemporary vinyl, and compact disc has finally gotten rid of every last vestige of background noise. You've got to admit that that's progress, regardless of how you feel about other aspects of CD performance!
High-frequency reproduction
The late 1950s and early '60s saw the introduction of two kinds of super-fi tweeters: the push-pull electrostatic (footnote 5), and the ionic or "blue-glow" tweeter. Because neither system relied on the stiffness of a diaphragm to impart sound waves to the air, they were freed from the constraints of moving mass which limited other tweeter types to a high-end range of 15 to 18kHz. Both were capable of reproduction to well beyond 25kHz, but were also costly, and not impressively reliable.
Apart from the reinvention of the metal-dome and metal-ribbon drive-units, there have been no new tweeter drive principles introduced since then. There have been, however, a number of developments in materials and production technology which have allowed the lowly dynamic tweeter, with its modest cost and superior reliability, to equal and, in some cases, surpass what was previously available only from electrostatics and plasma tweeters. Use of extremely light, highly-damped plastics, combined with metal-deposition techniques, have made possible dynamic tweeters whose diaphragms have the almost ideal combination of stiffness and lightness.
Some of this technology has trickled down to the production of inexpensive dome tweeters, whose HF range and smoothness rivals that of the best money could buy in 1962. State-of-the-art high frequencies are, in truth, little better today than they were 25 years ago, but average HF performance is infinitely better.
Bass reproduction
Deep bass reproduction has been available to anyone with the money to pay for it and the space to accommodate it since the mid-1930s, but there were few who could afford either. In '62, deep bass called for a huge enclosure or scads of amplifier power, but the quality of bass attainable either way was not very good. Good reproduction of deep bass at levels I thought adequate was possible then only from very large horn-loaded woofer systems.
Footnote 5: Although every audiophile knows this term, few understand what it means. It refers to a change in mechanical or electrical state brought about by the simultaneous but complementary action of two opposing influences. Thus, in a push-pull amplifying stage, the passage of a rising signal voltage involves a current increase in one half of the push-pull circuit and a current decrease in the other half. In a push-pull electrostatic loudspeaker, diaphragm motion in one direction is the result of its attraction to a fixed screen on one side, and repulsion from a screen on its other side.


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Commercial buildings, landscaping, a house and a gas station were among the projects to be honored by Rancho Bernardo planners Thursday night with a new award designed to encourage innovative and artful designs.
The Rancho Bernardo Community Planning Board created the Meritorious Development Award late last year to recognize projects that enhance the aesthetic quality of life and identity of the community, said Teri Denlinger, publicity chairwoman for the planning group.
"We're trying to go outside the box a little bit and look at the community and recognize some of the accomplishments they've made," she said.
The awards were presented Thursday night at the board's monthly meeting. Winners were Sony Electronics on Via Esprillo, Prudential California Realty's building at the corner of Bernardo Center Drive and Rancho Bernardo Road, the rebuilt Arco AM/PM at Bernardo Center Drive and Rancho Bernardo Road, landscaping improvements Pomerado Road near Rios Road and the home of Irine and Oleg Yevteyev on Sencillo Drive.
Architect John Woods, chairman of the planning group's award committee, said the recognition went to deserving projects that raise the bar for future Rancho Bernardo designs.
The Sony headquarters is an example of a style that complements rather than dominates a skyline, he said.
"For a tall building like that, it has a very good human scale to it," he said. "When you walk up to it, you don't feel like it's an omnipresent building. It doesn't overpower you. They used different textures and materials, and it gives a different look at different elevations."
The Prudential building, built in place of the original Rancho Bernardo real estate sales office, is another example of a style that complements rather than dominates, he said.
"It has the flavor of an early-Californian design," he said. "It's not Spanish, and it's not modern. It has an overhang, a tile roof and an opening to a central, open area."
The one-story building with an open courtyard makes an inviting entry for Rancho Bernardo at a corner that could have been dominated by a two-story building, he noted.
The Arco station had been in town for years, and traffic on the corner had gotten much busier since it was built. The owners of the stations were considering replacing it, but instead added elements that improved traffic flow while enhancing the building's look, Woods said.
Entrances and exits closest to the busy corners were removed and replaced with landscaping, and stone pillars and a tile roof were added to give the station a softer, more natural look, he said. The end result was a station with more pumps, yet less impact on traffic, Woods said.
Woods also praised the community's maintenance assessment district improvements on Pomerado Road, which had been a bare chain-link fence overlooking a drainage canal. Trees and other landscaping elements have improved the street from the eyesore it once was, he said.
The Yevteyevs' home was recognized for how it was rebuilt after being destroyed in the 2007 wildfire. It was constructed with hollow foam blocks filled with concrete, which make the structure fireproof and energy-efficient.
"I believe it's the first one in our community (to use the technique), and I believe it should be recognized," Woods said.
The homeowners, like the other property owners recognized with the awards, spent a bit more on their project, and Woods said such expenses will be appreciated by the community for generations.
"All these projects can raise the bar of what is happening in town," he said. "If all of our renovations follow what these are dong, this is going to be a great place to live. It's going to continue what was started 50 years ago."
Call staff writer Gary Warth at 760-740-5410.


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"We kept asking ourselves if we were having fun yet, and after 24 months of 20-hour days, we discovered that the answer was 'yes.' But we learned that no matter how good an idea looks, nothing is ever as good as it seems, and it always takes a lot more money and time than you thought it would to get something started."
Underestimating the money it took to get started was probably the partners' biggest blunder, he said.
To help the business grow, Clark and Carr eschewed salaries for the first two years, living on the proceeds of the sale of their Wild West stock. And they consistently have plowed a lot of their profits back into the business.
Late last year they added a second set of products, obtaining licensing rights to a relatively new brand of surf wear from Rusty, a San Diego surfboard designer-manufacturer.
And this year, they signed a deal with Newport Surf 'N Sports, a Newport Beach surf shop, to create, manufacture, sell and distribute a lower-cost, less adventuresome line of surf wear.