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|11 Oct 2010
Windows 7 64 bit
Need to elevate error
I am trying to install an old CD (Office 2003) on my new windows 7 64 bit machine.
I keep getting the error - need to elevate
Any solutions
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|11 Oct 2010
64-bit Windows 10 Pro
Hello Ron,
Is sounds like you will just need to right click on the Office 2003 installation/setup file on the CD and click on Run as administrator to install it instead. This elevates the installer.
Hope this helps,
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|11 Oct 2010
Windows 7 x64 pro/ Windows 7 x86 Pro/ XP SP3 x86
Are you logged in as a standard user? Try cancelling the CD autorun dialog, navigate to the setup.exe file on the CD, right click, then select Run as Admin. It'll prompt you for the admin username and password, enter those and you should be good to go.
Another way is to enable the builtin administrator. Heres how.
Built-in Administrator Account - Enable or Disable
Now, logon as admin, then install Office. After finishing, disable the builtin admin again.
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Issues of concern to people who live in the west: property rights, water rights, endangered species, livestock grazing, energy production, wilderness and western agriculture. Plus a few items on western history, western literature and the sport of rodeo... Frank DuBois served as the NM Secretary of Agriculture from 1988 to 2003. DuBois is a former legislative assistant to a U.S. Senator, a Deputy Assistant Secretary of Interior, and is the founder of the DuBois Rodeo Scholarship.
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Natural gas rush stirs environmental concerns Advanced drilling techniques that blast millions of gallons of water into 400-million-year-old shale formations a mile underground are opening up "unconventional" gas fields touted as a key to the nation's energy future. These deposits, where natural gas is so tightly locked in deep rocks that it's costly and complicated to extract, include the Barnett shale in Texas, the Fayetteville of Arkansas, and the Haynesville of Louisiana. But the mother lode is the Marcellus shale underlying the Appalachians. Geologists call the Marcellus a "super giant" gas field. Penn State geoscientist Terry Engelder believes it could supply the natural gas needs of the United States for 14 years. But as word spread over the past year that a 54,000-square-mile shale field from southern New York to West Virginia promised to yield a trillion dollars worth of gas, making millionaires of local landowners, environmental alarms were sounded. Would gas wells damage water wells? Would chemicals poison groundwater? Would fabled trout streams be sucked dry? Would the pristine upstate reservoirs that supply drinking water to New York City be befouled?...Dear Mr. & Mrs Easterner: You've been running roughshod over the West for your energy supplies for quite awhile. It's time we returned the favor.
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Brad Meester played on Tom Coughlin's last three Jaguars teams. Greg Jones subbed at tailback for Fred Taylor. And Rashean Mathis started as a rookie at free safety before becoming a top cornerback.
It's easy to forget all of those things about the Jaguars' three longest-tenured players, especially during this year's 2-12 train-wreck in which Meester played next to four left guards, Jones missed four games with a thigh injury and Mathis' current role is as a reserve. But as the Jaguars wrap up their home season against New England on Sunday, it's worth conjuring up those memories because this could be the EverBank Field finale for all three players.
Their futures are uncertain because of contract status (all are free agents), age (all are 31 or older) and the status of the franchise's decision makers (to be determined).
And they're aware. Each player took a few minutes in the locker room this week to reflect on the past — playoff appearances in 2005 and 2007, the current downturn and the semi-project the future. Is it in Jacksonville?
Left tackle Eugene Monroe has already started the in-house campaign to convince Meester to re-sign with the Jaguars.
"I talk to him all the time: 'Hey Brad, man, I need you to be here with me,' " Monroe says. "He's so crucial to everything we do. It would be an adjustment."
The decision appears to be up to Meester. The coaching staff has been pleased with his consistency (he hasn't missed a snap) and earlier this week, he expressed his desire to return for a 14th year. He leads the Jaguars with 191 games (all starts) and has missed only 11 games.
"His experience is great being in the league for so long. He just gets it," quarterback Chad Henne says. "He's running around like a guy in his third or fourth year, and it shows on tape just how much of a go-hard guy he is."
But at age 35, Meester is also realistic.
"Obviously, there's a good chance this could be my last game at home and next week could be last game as a Jaguar," he says. "Hopefully not, but that does run through my mind."
To that end, Meester and his wife, Jamie, have made sure their five daughters and other family members attend the last two games.
"We planned that a long time ago," he said. "I can't tell the future and don't know what's going to happen. But if this is it, I do want them there."
Meester's favorite EverBank Field memory: "There are so many of them, but the big win over Indy a few years ago at the very end [on Josh Scobee's 59-yard field goal in 2010]. And we've had some unbelievable night games here, like beating Baltimore last year."
Three years after the Jaguars drafted Meester in the second round, they selected Mathis in the second round, returning the former Englewood High star to his hometown.
From small school Bethune-Cookman, Mathis played big, starting six games at free safety before moving to cornerback when Jason Craft was injured. Mathis started every game he played until this year's opener at Minnesota.
Mathis holds the team record with 30 interceptions and was durable until he missed the last seven games of 2011 with a knee injury. This year has been a struggle.
He leads the Jaguars defense with five enforced penalties, and there was the indignity of playing only eight snaps at Buffalo earlier this month, even though coach Mike Mularkey took blame for not getting Mathis on the field.
"The reality of this league and we know it as veteran players, I know this could possibly be my last home game," Mathis says. "I've given it thought but haven't tried to ponder it for too long. My family might be a little more naïve about it than I am. Their mind-set is I'll be here [my whole career]."
Mathis totaled 13 tackles in two playoff losses to New England. Since the teams' January 2008 meeting, they've gone in different directions.
"It's frustrating and disappointing," he says. "The nature of things is it's hit and miss, guys perform or don't, key decisions haven't worked out — players brought in haven't panned out. Those are big moves. The successful teams, it works out for them. The unsuccessful teams miss."
Mathis' favorite EverBank Field memory: "One that I probably will always remember is my rookie year, and I know it's a long time ago. We played Buffalo [in Week 2], and I was playing free safety. I made my first big hit on a tight end. Even though I've had interceptions and touchdowns, that will always be a nice and memorable moment."
Like Meester, Jones said he has made certain his wife and kids will be at Sunday's game.
"I want them to enjoy themselves because if this is the last one, I want to go out with a bang," he says. "You never know if it will be.
"I try to put it out of my mind because I want to concentrate on the task at hand and worry about things between the lines."
Earlier this year, several players instantly listed Jones as one of the Jaguars' heart-and-soul players, even though his style isn't to be vocal.
And there is nobody tougher. A true fullback (14 carries the past five years), he helped Jones-Drew win the NFL rushing title last year. But injuries cost Jones and Jones-Drew time this year, and the Jaguars are 30th in rushing, on pace for a franchise-low total.
Jones' future could depend on any offseason scheme changes.
Will the Jaguars remain committed to using a fullback on early downs and short-yardage plays, or will they try to spend less money at the position?
"The last two years, we haven't been able to play the ball we're capable of," Jones says. "Being a veteran, that's hard because I've been through some good times like the playoff atmosphere in Pittsburgh [in January 2008], winning there in the cold and on a bad field. That seems like a long time ago."
Jones' favorite EverBank Field memory: "It was my rookie year when we played Pittsburgh. We came out in all-black uniforms, and we didn't win. But it was a good game, and it was my first Monday night game, and it was against Pittsburgh, one of my favorite teams growing up."
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POLICE were today hunting a hit-and-run motorist who failed to stop at the scene of a road crash which killed a Hampshire teenager.
Officers want to trace the driver of a silver Volvo XC90, one of the vehicles involved in the smash that killed Jade Clark.
The 16-year-old suffered fatal injuries when her red moped was hit by a number of vehicles on the westbound carriageway of the A31, near Ringwood.
Traffic police have been trying to piece together what happened and yesterday revealed that one of the vehicles involved in the incident at around 8.20pm on Sunday left the scene.
Inspector Matt Butler said: "We know from our investigation so far that a number of vehicles were involved in the incident and one of these vehicles, a Volvo XC90, left the scene before police arrived.
"I need to trace this vehicle and urge anyone with information to contact me.
"I particularly appeal to the driver to get in touch.
"The front of the vehicle will be damaged. If anyone is aware of a Volvo XC90 which has sustained damage or has been repaired in the last few days, they should call police urgently."
Jade, who lived in Ringwood, was a pupil at Ringwood School and left in July 2012 to follow her love of hairdressing by starting a college course.
She was also a member of Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service's Young Firefighters Association in Ringwood.
Tributes have been pouring in for Jade, who has been described as "lively, bubbly and beautiful".
Jade's friend Megan Billing, 17, from Burley, appealed for the driver of the Volvo to contact police urgently.
She added: "I'd known Jade for a couple of years. I met her through one of my best friends and we kept in touch on the phone. She was a lively, bubbly person and we are all devastated."
Anyone with information should call police on 101 quoting incident number 24:393, or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.


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President Barack Obama will soon send a free trade pact with South Korea to Congress for approval despite Republican threats to vote against it because of a retraining program for workers displaced by trade, White House Chief of Staff Bill Daley said on Thursday.
"There is no time to waste fighting politics as usual," Daley said in a speech at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to the U.S.-Korea Business Council. "If we do not act before the August recess, American business will suffer."
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Mr. Football in Tennessee is headed to Morgantown in West Virginia. Barry Brunetti had a story book senior season, leading his team to a second consecutive state championship. Along the way he earned Mr. Football honors for the large private school classification. He threw for over 2,400 yards, 24 touchdown passes and only one interception. Brunetti rushed for 513 yards and 13 touchdowns. But the most important stat is that he quarterbacked Memphis University School to a 26-0 record over the last two seasons.
Brunetti, who committed to West Virginia a while ago, has been flirting with two other schools - Mississippi State and Louisville. But in the end it was the Mountaineers that won out.
"Man, I really like (Dan) Mullen and Mississippi State," Brunetti said. "It was a shame coach (Charlie) Strong and Louisville just got that job because I really liked them too. But in the end West Virginia is just the best place for me. I am done. I am going to West Virginia."
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Earlier today Brunetti had an in-home visit with West Virginia head coach Bill Stewart. He's a coach that Brunetti can't wait to play for.
"I love that guy and over the past year I have gotten to know him well. He's just a straight up guy that I can't wait to go play for. In fact, I told him tonight that I will be on campus the day after I graduate."
Brunetti, 6-0 and 207 pounds, is anxious for the quarterback competition to start. Last year at this time West Virginia landed Eugene Smith from Miramar, Fla. Brunetti's looking forward to the competition.
"I just want that opportunity to compete. That job will be wide open and I want to work for it."


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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- When Michael Waltrip pulled into Victory Lane Sunday after winning the Daytona 500, he quickly looked for the man responsible for reviving his career and giving him a chance to win the biggest race of his life, car owner Dale Earnhardt.
As the celebration continued, it became clear his boss and friend would miss the party.
Amid all the champagne and fireworks, it was hard to imagine that Earnhardt, the greatest stock car driver in Daytona International Speedway history, was sitting dead behind the wheel of his familiar black Chevrolet.
Earnhardt's life ended a half-mile short of the finish line after his car veered to the right on the final lap and slammed into the outside wall in the fourth turn as he trailed Waltrip and his son, Dale Earnhardt Jr. on the final lap.
Waltrip and Earnhardt Jr. stormed ahead for a one-two finish, not realizing the man with seven NASCAR Winston Cup Series championships and 34 career wins at Daytona has just become the fourth driver to die in a NASCAR-sanctioned practice session or race in the last 10 months.
''I would rather be anywhere right now than here,'' Waltrip said after winning his first Winston Cup Series race in 643 career starts. ''The only way I won this race is because of Dale Earnhardt. I wanted to see him in Victory Lane. He's not just my car owner, he's my friend.''
Waltrip tries to compose himself moments later after learning Earnhardt, who owned Waltrip's car, was seriously injured.Associated Press Photo
Waltrip didn't learn of Earnhardt's death until nearly two hours after the accident.
He drove by the accident on his cool-down lap, but expected Earnhardt to climb from his crippled racer the same way he'd done a hundred times before.
''I found out Dale was hurt from (Ken) Schrader,'' Waltrip said. ''He came to Victory Lane to give me a heads up.''
Waltrip, Earnhardt Jr. and Earnhardt ran one-two-three for most of the final 10 laps. Earnhardt took the responsibility of blocking the advances from behind, while Waltrip and Earnhardt Jr. stayed out front and ahead of trouble.
Earnhardt Jr., Waltrip's teammate, parked his car on pit road after the race and ran to the infield hospital. He said he couldn't pass Waltrip without help from his father.
''I was hanging on,'' he said.
The news of Earnhardt's death came more than two hours after the race. Few, including the winner, had any idea of the tragedy that now will forever be associated with the sport's biggest race.
New rules invoked last October at the Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway and carried over to the Daytona 500 were supposed to make the cars more racy and stable. A strip across the roof, a higher rear spoiler and a higher front bumper did all that, but the compromise was traffic.
The cars stayed in huge pacts because nobody had enough of an aerodynamic advantage to separate himself from the traffic. The fans got the competitive race they wanted with 49 lead changes among 14 different drivers, but the drivers also got the couple wrecks they feared since there was no margin for error in tight quarters.
Ward Burton, Tony Stewart and Robby Gordon bumped along the backstretch on the 174th of 200 laps, and that triggered what turned out to be a 20-car pileup.
Stewart was taken to Halifax Medical Center with a concussion and a sore shoulder, but he was released shortly after Earnhardt arrived. Other involved in the crash included defending Daytona 500 winner Dale Jarrett, defending Winston Cup Series champion Bobby Labonte, Terry Labonte, Wallace, Mark Martin and Jeff Gordon.
With 27 laps to go, there were 31 cars on the lead lap and in the front pack fighting for the win. A lap later, there were only 12 cars remaining on the lead lap.
Earnhardt Jr. took the lead after a clean up that required a 16-minute, 25-second red flag period. Marlin led for one lap, then Earnhardt led for a lap. Waltrip then shot to the lead with 17 laps to go, and he managed to stay there until the end.
Wallace wound up third, followed by Ricky Rudd in fourth, Bill Elliott in fifth, Mike Wallace in sixth, Marlin in seventh, Bobby Hamilton in eighth, Jeremy Mayfield in ninth and Stacy Compton in 10th.
Earnhardt was credited with a 12th-place finish.
''We were all trying to get to the end, then we'd figure out what to do,'' Waltrip said of the plan between his teammate and boss. ''I knew I didn't have any choice. I couldn't fall back to second. I had to stay where I was and make the most of it.
''I was fighting to hold the lead, and did so. When it comes down to the end, everybody's trying to win. It was crazy. With 15 to go, I thought there's no way I could hold them off. With 10 to go, I thought maybe I could hold them off. With 5 to go, I started to believe I could hold them off. I blocked a couple of their advances, one so big I think Dale Jr. had my back wheels off the ground.''
Waltrip, who averaged 161.783 mph, earned $1,331,185.
The younger brother of 1989 Daytona 500 champion Darrell Waltrip, got so excited after his cool-down lap he drove past the entrance to pit road and had to drive across the infield grass to reach Victory Lane.
''I told myself in the car, 'This is the Daytona 500, don't act like an idiot, cry now and have your stuff together for Victory Lane.' I can't believe I won the Daytona 500,'' he said prior to learning of the accident.
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Most of us have a rubbish bin sat at the front of the house. There must be millions of them up and down the country but other than on rubbish day when someone comes round to empty them, few of us ever give the bin a second thought.
However, there are people who have looked at bins and thought, 'Hmm, now here's an idea,' and have put the bin to some use, other than what it was designed for.
Here are some things people have done and used bins for other than for disposing of rubbish.
Bin Racing
Believe it or not, there are a whole host of racing events organised for bins. The annual wheelie bin racing championship in Thoona, Australia is a huge event and has been going for years. The idea of event is to take wheelie bins and convert them into down hill soap box carts. There are strict rules and regulations but anyone can enter an it is incredibly popular with families.
Other bin racing goes on around the world and most take a similar theme to the Thoona races but are less well organised.
Bins on ice
People in Canada have found a great use for the bin. Recycling bins and other receptacles are often used as sledges and ice carts. In areas all over Canada young children and families can be seen having fun in these make shift receptacles. A good though if you are to have a go yourself – make sure its empty.
Babies in bins
It is sadly all too common for new born babies to be left in bins too. Often its by mothers who can't cope and they are often place din bins near hospitals. Because of the growing number of babies left like this, baby bins have been introduced in Germany which are secure and heated enclosures designed for confused mothers to leave their babies in. Many of the children left in the these bins are often reunited with their mothers soon after so the project seem to be effective.
More sinister things bins
Unfortunately because most of use never give the rubbish or litter bin a second thought all sorts of sinister items have been deposited in rubbish bins. Bodies (and parts of), guns and explosives have also been deposited in rubbish bins.


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ELK GROVE — The Oak Ridge girls and boys varsity track and field teams had very successful evenings in their first Division I meet, qualifying 10 girls and seven boys for Friday's Sac-Joaquin Section Masters Meet, the final event before the CIF State Meet June 3-4.
Both Trojan teams finished third. Fairfield won the varsity girls division with 43 points, edging Vacaville in second with 42 and Oak Ridge, third with 37.50. St. Francis, the Delta River League champion, took eighth. Ponderosa finished 15th.
"I thought we had a shot at slipping into the top two but for our first year in Division I we did very well as a team," Trojan coach Rob Fairley said. "It was a pretty good night — an all around team effort."
Powerhouse Davis dominated the boys competition with 86 points, followed by Jesuit, the DRL champion, with 56 points, and Oak Ridge in third with 31 points. Ponderosa was 22nd. The top six athletes in each event scored team points; the top 10 qualified for the Masters.
The field included 28 girls teams and 29 boys teams competing in 16 events. As in years past, the Masters Meet will impact graduation night for both Ponderosa and Oak Ridge.
Three athletes won gold, including two Oak Ridge seniors. After falling out of the 1,600-meter run early in the meet with an injury, Samantha Ralstin set a new meet record to win the 800-meter race going away in 2 minutes, 11.97 seconds. High-jumper Matt Redden cleared 6-feet-6-inches, tying his personal best, while teammate Will Findlay, who has jumped 6-7 this year, finished second with a jump of 6-4.
Ponderosa pole-vaulter Sydney Blakeley picked the D-I finals to break her own school record of 11-feet-10-inches set April 13. She soared 12 feet even on her second vault Wednesday to make the top of the podium.
Oak Ridge distance runner Benji Xie, who will compete for MIT in Boston this fall, ran a very measured race to finish second in the 3,200 in 9:22.30.
"Benji ran a controlled second," Fairley said. "We didn't want him to go 110 percent this week. We wanted him to have some reserve left for the Masters and work on sustaining a long kick at the end. He's been very consistent this year in his 3,200."
The future for El Dorado County girls track and field looks promising; of the 15 who qualified for the Masters, only four are seniors. Those who will be back in 2012 include three freshmen — Ponderosa's Brittany Anselmo and Oak Ridge's Brittany Adams and Kaitlyn Gillette; four sophomores — Trojans Lexi Davenport, Zach Youngberg and Dusty Armstrong, and Bruins Alex Roberds, Brooke Ruppenthal and Kylee Trageser; and six juniors — Shannon Trumbull, Maxine Goyette and Jessica Emde from Oak Ridge, and Danylle Kurywchak and Blakeley from Ponderosa.
The Trojans earned many personal bests — Trumbull broke a school record with a PR in the 300 hurdles; Jackie Mansoor had a 10-second PR in the 3,200, passing five runners in the last 50 meters of the race; Clay McNamee, who will miss the Masters for graduation, ended his prep career with a 7-second PR in the 3,200; and Zach Speno PR'd in the 1,600.
"Shannon (Trumbull) had a terrific night," Fairley said. "Her previous best time in the 300 was 46.40 and she ran a 44.93 — she got two big thirds for the team. Jackie (Mansoor), who is going on to Chico State, knows her pace very well and ran a great race, especially the last mile. It was a great effort."
After running a season best in the 110 hurdles, Youngberg fell on the first hurdle in the 300 hurdle event, but recovered to take the last qualifying spot. Goyette posted a season best and Brittany Putman ran a personal best in the 1,600 to qualify and earn significant points in the team scoring.
And in the first race of the night for the girls, the 4-by-100 relay team of Cami Crawford, Trumbull, Lexi Davenport and Adams turned in a PR and a second fastest all time for the Trojan records.
Although Ponderosa's smaller team didn't fare as well in the team scoring, the Bruins competed well.
"I'm ecstatic with how our kids did. We had lots of PRs (personal records)," Ponderosa coach Don Aguiar said.
Personal bests were achieved by Blakeley and Trageser in the pole vault, Kurywchak, who exceeded her mark from last week's DRL triple jump by more than a foot, Riley Nooner in the shot put, and Roberds, who is just four-tenths of a second shy of breaking the school record in the 400.
"It was a great night for us," Aguiar added. "Our 4-by-400 boys relay team took 11th, but the 10th place team was disqualified so they're in (for Thursday's trials) and they're excited about one more chance to break the school record. Right now they're No. 3 all time. We just keep moving forward."
The Masters Meet at Hughes Stadium starts with trials and some field event finals Thursday, with the championships on Friday. Field events start at 3 p.m. with running beginning at 6.
Listed below are the qualifiers from Oak Ridge and Ponderosa.
Varsity girls: 400 relay: 7-Cami Crawford, Shannon Trumbull, Lexi Davenport, Brittany Adams, OR, 49.79. 1,600: 3-Maxine Goyette, OR, 5:08.60; 8-Brittany Putman, OR, 5:13.24. 100 H: 3-Trumbull, 15.03. 400: 8-Brittany Anselmo, P, 1:00.11. 800: 1-Samantha Ralstin, OR, 2:11.97. 300 H: 3-Trumbull, OR, 44.93. 3,200: 3-Jackie Mansoor, OR, 11:10.48; 7-Brooke Ruppenthal, P, 11:32.72. 1,600 relay: 5-Adams, Kaitlyn Gillette, Davenport, Crawford, OR, 4:06.01. PV: 1-Sydney Blakeley, P, 12-0; 4-Kylee Trageser, P, 9-11. HJ: 5-Jessica Emde, OR, 4-11. TJ: 6-Danylle Kurywchak, P, 36-8.50.
Varsity boys: 1,600: 9-Zach Speno, OR, 4:30.48. 110 H: 6-Zach Youngberg, OR, 15.64. 400: 6-Alex Roberds, P, 49.74. 800: 5-Mitch Hawkins, P, 1:58.62. 300 H: 8-Youngberg, OR, 44.66. 3,200: 2-Benji Xie, OR, 9:22.30; 4-Clay McNamee, OR, 9:33; 10-Dusty Armstrong, OR, 9:48.24. 1,600 relay: 10-Cory Freeman, Hawkins, Spencer Orofino, Roberds, P, 3:28. HJ: 1-Matt Redden, OR, 6-6; 2-Will Findlay, OR, 6-4. SP: 6-Riley Nooner, P, 49-5.


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Pamela Barberi, RN, earned her nursing degree at Finger Lakes Community College in Canandaigua, New York. She began working in the Operating Room for the Open Heart/Thoracic Program at the Rochester Heart Institute in Rochester, N. Y.
Stacey Brown, Certified Surgical Technologist, served in the United States Navy from 1988 to 1993, during which time she received her certification at Sacred Heart Hospital, one of the top Surgical Tech Programs in the country.
Martin J. Casillas, Jr., Certified Surgical Technologist, graduated from the University of Louisville with an Associate of Science Degree in Surgical Technology. Before arriving at Flagler Hospital, Martin gained experience at the University of Louisville"s Trauma 1 facility.
Lana Corrente, Certified Surgical Technologist, graduated from the Concord Hospital Surgical Technology Program. She served as a surgical tech at Elliot Hospital in Manchester, New Hampshire and at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Carol Lee, RN, graduated from Texas Women"s University in 1975 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing. She received extensive Open Heart Training at St. Vincent"s Hospital in Indianapolis.
Ginelle McPhee, Anesthesia Technician, received her training with Sierra Health Services in Las Vegas, Nevada, and has worked at Flagler Hospital for more than five years. She is in the Nursing Program at St. Johns River Community College.
Bernie Prince, RN, CNOR, CRNFA, received his Nursing degree in Daytona Beach, Florida, and is a Certified Operating Room Nurse as well as a Certified Registered Nurse First Assistant.
Maureen Raco, RN, CNOR, is the Open Heart Coordinator for Flagler"s Heart Center. A 30-year veteran of nursing, Maureen began her career after studying at Holy Oak Hospital in Massachusetts. Twenty-five of her 30 years have been spent in the O.R. field.
Sandy Rayburn, RN, is the Operating Room Director at Flagler Hospital. A graduate of Utah State University in 1971 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing, Sandy has more than 32 years of experience in O.R. Nursing and more than 12 years of Open Heart experience.
William Shimp, Certified Physician Assistant, is a graduate of the Medical College of Georgia in August with his bachelor's in Physician Assistant Studies. He also received a bachelor's degree in science from the College of Charleston in South Carolina. Shimp was trained in cardiovascular surgery.
Kathy Wine, RN, graduated from the University of Florida School of Nursing with a Bachelor of Science degree. Her early professional work was in Critical Care, taking care of post-open heart patients. Kathy was a member of Memorial Hospital"s Heart Team in Jacksonville.
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A graduate of Florence-Darlington Technical College, Debbie Crouse is a licensed Registered Nurse and a certified ACLS provider. She has an extensive nursing background and experience in Open Heart Recovery dealing with patients of heart caths and angioplasties.
Lisa Douthwaite, RN, graduated from Grand View College in Des Moines, Iowa, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. Her nursing background includes extensive experience with Cardiovascular ICU at Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines, Memorial Hospital in Ormond Beach, and Florida Hospital in Orlando. Lisa is ACLS certified.
Allison Goldfarb, RN, holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. Prior to her arrival at Flagler Hospital, she was a Cardiac Care Unit staff nurse at Baptist Medical Center in Jacksonville, and a Cardiovascular ICU staff nurse at University Medical Center in Jacksonville.
Kerry Hannifin, RN, received her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from the University of Memphis in Tennessee. She worked in the recovery of Open Heart patients at Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center, Florida, as well as St. Francis Hospital in Memphis.
Susan Hession, RN, earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from the University of Vermont in Burlington. Susan worked in the CCU at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, New York, and at Meriden Wallingford Hospital in Meriden, Connecticut.
Rebecca Rhodes, RN, graduated from Troy State University in Troy, Alabama, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. Her areas of specialization include Cardiovascular ICU and critical care. Rebecca is ACLS certified.
Charlotte Wolfe, RN, earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Northwestern State University of Louisiana. She has more than 20 years of critical care experience, including 14 years working with Open Heart Surgery patients. Charlotte comes to Flagler Hospital from Holmes Regional Medical Center.
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A Sky UK sports reporter has gone public with her sexual abuse at the hands of a running coach as a teenager to help "break the taboo" on sexual abuse.
Sky Sports presenter Charlie Webster, 31, has waived her anonymity as a sexual abuse victim in order to "break the taboo about abuse as a whole", she told BBC radio.
Webster opened up about her sexual abuse by her running coach when she was 15.
She was speaking to the BBC ahead of her a 250-mile (402 kilometre), seven-day run between 40 soccer clubs to raise money for domestic violence charity Women's Aid.
"I got quite close to the running coach because you do," she told the BBC.
"You start to trust them when you're a young kid and he started to take me for a few private sessions because he said I was good and I could do with some extra sessions because that would really help.
"He abused the fact that I was an innocent person who wanted his support and his compassion and his care as my running coach."
Webster said she looked up to her coach "a male role model", but that he "very, very manipulatively and very slowly sexually assaulted me."
The man was sentenced to 10 years in jail and put on the sex registry list after a younger girl came forward to claim abuse.
Webster said she had not told anyone of the abuse because she was afraid and didn't realise that she was being abused.
"I didn't understand," she said. "I lacked confidence. I didn't know what he was doing was wrong."
At the time, she said, talking about sexual abuse was "one of those taboos, like domestic abuse is now".
"That's why I'm here as well," she said. "It might help someon else bring it to light. I want to break the taboo about abuse as a whole."
Webster tweeted her thanks to supporters after sharing her story.
Thank you so much for all your lovely messages. I've been very emotional reading them all. I promise to read and reply to all of you!
— Charlie Webster (@CharlieCW) January 15, 2014


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Park Shin-hye looks elegant and mesmerizing in this photo collection with ELLE.
ELLE conducted a pictorial with Park Shin-hye and the jewelry brand Swarovski.
Park Shin-hye looks like a goddess with her longing eyes.
The actress introduces the new jewelry collection like hoop and long earrings with her fascinating pose and performance.
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Here's good news you can use to warn employees against misusing company computers and other technology for their own benefit, to compete or to commit fraud: Employees can't argue that because they received the equipment to use, they are authorized to access information for purposes unrelated to business.
That's especially true if the employer makes it clear in its communications and computer-access policies that only official business use is permissible.
Recent case: Leigh and Sonya worked for a specialty chemical company and signed a noncompete agreement as a condition of employment. Leigh then worked on developing a company computer usage policy that defined "inappropriate conduct" as using the computer systems to engage in private or personal business activities, to make unauthorized copies of data or to delete data."
However, the two downloaded confidential information, deleted other information from their company-issued computers and left to form a competing company.
The chemical company sued them under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, alleging they engaged in unauthorized access to the company's computer systems.
The women argued that because they had permission to use the computers, they were authorized to use them as they saw fit.
The court disagreed, pointing to the computer policy Leigh herself helped create. The court said Leigh and Sonya can be held liable for their access and data destruction. (Beta Technology v. Meyers, et al., No. 13-1282, SD TX, 2013)


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A high gloss, vivid color, long-wearing lip stain that is non-sticky and non-drying. Introducing Ecstasy Lacquer: It has the shine of a lacquer, the color and comfort of a lipstick, and the hold of a stain. Ecstasy Lacquer comes in pure, intense shades and high-impact pearly, metallic shades. Formulated with Armani's innovative Liquid Vinyl Technology, it's infused with the highest concentration of water soluble pigments to allow for pure, vivid color impact for maximum long-wear. It is enriched with glycerin for easy application and long-lasting hydration. Apply one layer for a subtle touch of color, layer over any Armani lipstick as a top coat, or layer it on for a bold, statement lip.see more...
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I love this product! It has absolutely beautiful pigmentation and who doesn't love a pretty case to go along with it. This company never ceases to amaze me on their beauty products! I would definitely recommend this to others and I will be buying it again! Loved it
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Meh. Was hoping for the price this would have been a little better. It's nice, but not as pigmented as I was hoping for. Color tends to look uneven and it's pretty tacky, which I'm not a huge fan of. Still kept the product, but will not repurchase
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This lips lacquer is the best! The sales rep really sold me on this stuff as I am not a lipstick or gloss person. The color 400 (called four hundred) is a beautiful blueish red on me and makes my teeth look so white. To get the best color pay off you need to put on one layer and allow at least 40 seconds to set, then apply a second layer to create opacity. This stays somewhat sticky but it is comfortable on the lips. Only be cautious on windy days if your hair is long and can blow in your face as your hair will stick. The lasting power is phenomenal and even through drinking and mostly eating it stays pretty well. If you decide to wipe the lacquer off then you are left with a beautiful lip stain that stays until you take it off with makeup remover.
I wanted so badly to love this because it is pricey for a lip product. Overall I think the pigment is great, it doesn't feel uncomfortable on my lips. BUT--I cannot stand the smell! It has this weird artificial perfume smell that I cannot even stand having on my lips. I had to add some scented oil to this product (which probably interferes with its performance)--just to tolerate using it. I will not be repurchasing.
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These ecstasy lacquers are so long wearing!! They look like a beautiful lip gloss but they stain the lips and the colour really does stay on. I wish they had more nudes / neautrals in this line though. Giorgio Armani lippies are easily my favorite!! The packaging is beautiful as well!!
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From: "Alan Stoner" <>
Subject: Re: [SFHG] 1570 census
Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2001 14:10:56 -0000
According to Colin Chapman's 'Pre-1841 Censuses and Population
Listings in the British Isles' it was a Norwich census. (ISBN
1-873686-08-0 - was £5 at the P.R.O.)
Sussex mentions in the book prior to the 19th century censuses are:
- listing in 1297 of ninety Gentlemen who were summoned to London for
military service
- the lay subsidy rolls between 1334 and 1434 - the Sussex ones have
- the 1488 listing of resident males in Rye eligible to serve as
constable or watchout
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> Hello members,
> on the BBC website, within the history section, it mentions a census
in 1570, in which every individual was recorded by name, occupation,
age, etc.
> it's not clear whether this was a national census - it may have just
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The Good Wife Recap-"The Death Zone"
I really wish the NFL would stop running long and effing up my Sunday night viewing schedule. Â Just had to get that off my chest.
In any case, The Good Wife returns for the second episode of it's third season and it's a doozy. Â While I enjoyed last week, there was a feel of setting up the pieces and getting the audience back into the world; this week those pieces started to move around the chess board for our entertainment.
First up we have the meeting of Eli and Kalinda. Â As Eli so succinctly put it "How is it we've never met before?" Â I would imagine that sentiment was echoed by many a viewer as soon as Kalinda glided into Eli's office, responding to his request for an investigator. Â Their time was taken up investigating Mickey Gunn, a campaign manager who was considering bringing him on; the catch is that he can't give Eli any information about his candidate. Â Eli puts Kalinda on the case, and after a short misfire she ferrets out that Gunn is considering representing a Republican and was using their resources to vet his potential. Â The story line is left open, and I'm not sure if this will be something revisited; what I am sure will be revisited is the tiny moment between the two when Eli wonders where he knows Kalinda from. Â "I just have one of those faces," she coolly replies. Â After racking my brains, I'm fairly certain that the audience is not supposed to know where Eli knows Kalinda from so I'm very curious to find out where the writers will take that. Â A season long mystery involving Kalinda that doesn't include Blake would be very welcome.
Meanwhile, the family Florrick continues to slowly show signs of the separation. Â Zach gets the screen time this week, and he uses it to quiz both his parents about why they're splitting up after weathering a public scandal. Â What's not said in these scenes is a wonderful thing; both parents are trying so hard to not place their children in the middle of their issues, and yet their refusal to do so is leaving those children with unanswered questions. Â Peter vaguely replies to his son that he "wasn't always good [to Alicia]" and leaves it at that. Â When Zach asks his mother if she thinks he's like Peter, she responds that she doesn't but offers him no further comfort in regards to his father being a good man. Â As the family continues to come apart at the seams, it's apparent that Zach and Grace are going to eventually have to be given more information but both Peter and Alicia put it off in an attempt to protect them. Eventually, that's going to lead to a problem.
Finally, brilliantly, we have Diane being given something to sink her teeth into. Â When Peter is looking for new outside counsel for the State's Attorney's Office on civil cases, he asks to meet with Lockhart Gardner and receive their pitch. Â Will quickly declines the invitation on his personal behalf and encourages Diane to pitch the firm to Peter. Â Peter asks Diane if she will voluntarily submit her firm to an audit by the Illinois government, and Diane immediately smells a rat. Â She asks Will, who resists the idea. Â She proposes an independent firm do the audit, but Peter refuses. Â Frustrated, she winds up at Alicia's apartment looking for Peter, after his office informed her that he was at home. Â "He's not here…" Alicia dodges and an avoidance that obvious does not get by Diane. Â She sits with Alicia and asks her if she thinks that Diane should submit the firm to an audit; Alicia, cornered and knowing it, chokes out that she would advise against it. Â When we next see Diane, she grills Will on the state of Alicia's marriage and demands that he tell her what she already knows: are Peter and Alicia separated? Â Will insists she ask Alicia, but Diane is having none of it. Â If Alicia is a hindrance to the firm, then she must be removed. Â "If she works against us, we're letting her go" Diane intones, demanding agreement. Â And Will has no choice but to answer "Yes."
Does Diane know that Will and Alicia are carrying on a personal relationship? Â I would say she must at least suspect, given his oblique answers. Â But more importantly, this has amped up the stakes for the show and recreated the tension for Alicia's romantic situation. Â After the consummation last season, it seemed like the show's central love triangle would lose steam; yet this plot development has injected it with new life. Â Would Will really allow Diane to fire Alicia? Â Is Peter attempting to get Alicia fired by causing her trouble at work? Â Putting Alicia's romantic and work situations back under fire brings the conflict of the show right back to it's sweet spot and I applaud the writers for creating that tension without making the show feel like it was ret-conning past developments or simply trying to hit the reset button. Â The show may be growing and changing, but it hasn't lost it's mojo.
And some final thoughts:
-Not much on the case of the week, which was much better than last week's. Â Eddie Izzard guest starred as a prick British lawyer who was defending a mountain climber accused of stealing supplies from a dying man; after the case is thrown out of American court, Izzard gets it tried in an English one. Â The culture-clash humor was fun, if at times heavy-handed, and the case had enough twists to it to keep me invested. Â Izzard did a good job, but if I'm going to see a shark lawyer on this show coming up against Alicia and the Superfriends, my vote still goes to Martha Plimpton's Patty Nyholm. Â No one does dead-inside with quite the same sort of vicious glee.
-"Nothing personal but I have to rip your friend apart."
-Alicia and her Irish consultant have an interesting conversation about trying to change. Â Alicia claims that she's simply not very good at it, which is a statement that is certainly borne up by her past actions. Â Knowing that she's not good at it is what makes watching her explore her new-found freedom so much fun for the audience.
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From the Dodger press notes: "The Dodgers are looking to move to 18 games over .500 for the first time all season. The club has lost on all four attempts (May 23 at Arizona, May 28 vs. Milwaukee, June 11 vs. the Angels and June 13 vs. the Angels) to reach that plateau this year."
White Sox at Dodgers, 7:10 p.m.
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Sony Inks Deal with TiVo
Sony intends to work all sides of the PVR scenario: investing capital, building the devices, promoting TiVo's Personal Television Service, and providing content through its media divisions, including Sony Pictures. A Sony executive will sit on TiVo's Board of Directors.
"Sony is the world's leading consumer electronics and media company. This alliance represents a significant endorsement of TiVo's technology and personal television service. Our combined efforts will bring an even richer, more entertaining experience to viewers, who will now have access to a wide array of interactive services based on Sony content. This alliance further validates TiVo's personal television service as the next big thing in television," said TiVo's CEO, Mike Ramsey, of the deal.
A TiVo press release envisions the situation this way: "In the future, subscribers to TiVo's service will be able to access a gateway to Sony programming and content that may include Sony Pictures Entertainment, Sony Music Entertainment, Inc., and Sony Online Entertainment, as well as other properties that Sony has the right to promote and distribute."
All Sony all the time? Well, not quite. TiVo has previously announced investments from other big-name media cable and consumer electronics companies. Investors to date include CBS, Comcast Corporation, Cox Communications, Discovery Communications Inc., The Walt Disney Company, Liberty Media subsidiaries Liberty Digital and Encore Media Group, Advance/Newhouse, and TV Guide Interactive. TiVo also has partnerships with NBC, DirecTV, Philips Electronics, E! Entertainment Television, FLIX, HBO, Showtime, style, The Movie Channel, The Weather Channel, and ZDTV.
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With the Oscars done, we can now look forward to that other major movie awards ceremony. I am, of course, referring to The 2013 MTV Movie Awards, which will be hosted, this year, by Pitch Perfect's Rebel Wilson. MTV made the announcement today that they will be honoring Will Ferrell with the "Comedic Genius Award."
If ever there's a movie award show that showcases some of the lesser celebrated - at awards shows, anyway - comedies, it's the MTV Movie Awards. And Will Ferrell is something of a rock star at the event, so it seems only fitting that if MTV wants to celebrate a modern-day "comedic genius," the Anchorman star should be among the first to receive the prize.
The accolade was created to honor an actor who has not only provided a major influence through their work but also transformed the genre. From his seven-year tenure on "Saturday Night Live" to playing Ron Burgundy in "Anchorman" to the title character in "Elf" and Frank the Tank in "Old School," Ferrell's comedic chops are nothing short of genius.
If not Ferrell, I'd think Jim Carrey, Eddie Murphy and Adam Sandler might be good contenders for an award like this, but Ferrell seems like a great place to start, considering his contributions to comedy over the years.
MTV also announced that they'll be making an event out of revealing this year's nominees. Much in the way the Grammy Awards have turned the nomination reveal into its own occasion, MTV will air 2013 MTV Movie Awards Nominations Spectacular on Tuesday, March 5 at 8:00 p.m. ET. Josh Horowitz and Rebel Wilson will be on hand to announce the "Movie of the Year" nominees, after which a 30-minute live stream will take place at MTV.com, where nominees for some of the other categories will be revealed, including "Best Kiss," "Best Fight" and new categories, including "Best Shirtless Performance" and "Best Musical Moment." Afterward, fans will be able to vote for their picks at MovieAwards.MTV.com.
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Pusha T's latest Play Cloths T-shirt is inspired by a tweet with which Hillary Clinton bashed Donald Trump. All proceeds will go toward prison reform.
For obvious reasons, much of the rap game has rallied against the GOP presidential nominee Donald J. Trump. Fewer have been vocal of their support of his opponent, Hillary Clinton, but Pusha T is looking to change that with the latest T-shirt he has put out via his Play Cloths clothing line. "Delete Your Account," reads the new anti-Trump, pro-Hillary T-shirt, showing a bobbling Twitter icon with an "X" in its left-hand corner.
The words on the shirt are the same ones that Clinton wrote in a notable tweet in response to a Trump tweet mocking Obama's endorsement of the Democratic candidate. Clinton's tweet has since been retweeted over 480,000 times and has become a common retort to the controversial opinions that Trump often shares on Twitter.
Upon unveiling the new T-shirt, Push tweeted at Trump and then pledged his support for Clinton. He also revealed that all proceeds from the "Delete Your Account" shirts will be going toward the "Re-imagine Justice" movement in support of "prison reform/rehab."
In addition to Push, a couple of other star emcees have been spotted wearing the new shirts, including YG and Nipsey Hussle, the LA rappers that have, with the release of their "Fuck Donald Trump" song and video, become the most vocal Trump protestors in hip-hop, and perhaps in all of music.
You can purchase your own "Delete Your Account" shirt here for $32.00.
Hey @realDonaldTrump you have to #DeleteYourAccounthttps://t.co/eWRDULJRs4— King Push (@PUSHA_T) July 29, 2016
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Add icsgroup (or the value you selected) to the /etc/group file.
Add icsuser (or the value you selected) to the /etc/passwd file.
The default names are icsuser and icsgroup. You can use other names if you prefer, but the uid and gid numbers must be the same on all nodes in the cluster. The user name should not be root.
You must provide the user and group names when you Run Postinstallation Configuration Programs.
Add or set the following fields in the /etc/vfstab file:
mountpoint to /global/cal/ (Or, the file system mount point you selected in Selecting the Calendar Server Installation Directory.)
mount at boot option to no
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A proposed technology upgrade intended to streamline the production of Lake Elsinore municipal documents and reports is scheduled for the City Council's consideration Tuesday.
The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District's board room, 31315 Chaney St.
City Manager Grant Yates is asking the council for authorization to spend $23,575 for a software update that would enable the computerized production of materials, particularly reports that support the work of the council and other city panels.
Also, the city manager requests $20,292 to cover the annual cost of running the new system, which would be supplied by the Granicus Inc.
Granicus already provides the city's system for online screening and recording of council and other panel meetings.
City officials say the upgrade will greatly reduce the manual labor it takes to produce documents and reports, and will give the public easier access to those materials.


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English Rugby
McCafferty bites back at Gatland
October 27, 2009
Mark McCafferty has been angered by Warren Gatland's attack on the Guinness Premiership © Getty Images
Premier Rugby chief executive Mark McCafferty has hit back at Warren Gatland after the Wales boss lambasted the quality of this season's Guinness Premiership.
Gatland only named one player in this squad for the upcoming November Tests and justified that by arguing that the English top flight was "at its weakest" since he first arrived in the northern hemisphere two decades ago.
However, McCafferty has dismissed Gatland's claim and suggested that the Kiwi's attack was motivated by the fact that Sale Sharks had refused to release scrum-half Dwayne Peel for Wales' clash with New Zealand on November 7, which falls outside the International Rugby Board-recognised release window.
"What's going on underneath is that Wales have organised an extra international themselves," he Premier Rugby chief told BBC Radio 5 Live. "They know full well they don't have the ability to call up players from outside of Wales on a compulsory basis so I think maybe there's a bit of feeling about that.
"It was a pretty cheap shot I thought. The fact is attendances are up 17% this year and one particular match - Saracens against Northampton at Wembley - saw more supporters there than in the entire Celtic League."
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23 October 2012
Board And Ski Storage Options
Wake boarding and skiing are two action sports which require the use of bulky equipment like wake boards, skis, and ski poles. As such, one of the main concerns of these active people are storing their sports equipment properly without taking up too much space and causing clutter.
Active sports enthusiasts will need a bigger space to keep their sport equipment. If they have a big garage, they can keep their sporting goods there without worrying whether the equipment will be subjected to the elements. A closet will be another option to store the wake board and skis. If space and storage are limited in the property, the installation of wakeboard storage racks will be a good solution for space limitations.
A lot of sporting goods stores sell various wake board racks. Some racks have several prongs to hold 3-5 boards at the same time. Skis can also fit in the slots of the wake board racks, making them the more popular choice for storing wake boards and skis. Some racks are designed for wall-mounting and others can be installed to a boat or vehicle roof top.
These racks are made of billet aluminum which are good for outdoors and some are made of wood which can be used indoors.
So, wake boarding and ski enthusiasts can choose from the various storage racks available in the market to properly store their equipment and prolong their life span and durability.
21 comments :
I am not familiar with this since I don't ski yet.ReplyDelete
I like watching this sports on tv.ReplyDelete
Wake boarding, ayos yan. But honestly, I am not the type of person to go after activities na very risky. Mag-chess at mag-Basketball na lang ako. My comment is not offensive ha, I envy those individuals who are into extreme sports.ReplyDelete
this might work for my husband, not only that he have a storage we can also eliminate those collections he got that we don't need to display...ReplyDelete
That's great news for Wake boarding enthusiasts! I love Extreme sports but I haven't tried out one yet.:-)ReplyDelete
Well this is a great tip for people who needs a good rack to store/keep their wake board and ski equipments.ReplyDelete
My cousin is an enthusiast - I am scared because of all the accidents I've heard!ReplyDelete
Wakeboarding is the "in" sports of the moment. My sister tried it once in CamSur. Ako I'd rather stick to reading books na lang hehehe ;)ReplyDelete
last year we went to Camsur Watersports Complex (CWC). We watched some guys doing wakeboarding. I wanna try it but the hourly rate is expensive. But it's okay watching the hotties wakeboarding is eyecandy. Haha...ReplyDelete
We still haven't got wakeboarding down here but paragliding there's one. 2K pesos per session with pilot instructor. I am not the adventurous kind of person so I guess these sport is not for me.ReplyDelete
I might check this out...hubby loves wake boarding.ReplyDelete
wakeboarding is a fun way to lose weight. may try this extreme sport one of these days. that storage solution would come in handy when i buy my first wakeboard.ReplyDelete
i have not tried wake boarding, skiing, i don't think i will unless cross country skiing, haha, honestly, i enjoy more slow paced outdoor such as snowshoeing since it allows me to stop and take pictures around :)ReplyDelete
very informative post specially to those who's into that sport. well, i wish someday...we can try wake boarding and skiing, must be really fun! :)ReplyDelete
I only like to watch but not doing it but maybe one day will try...ReplyDelete
i have yet to learn how to wake boarding and skiing. must be fun! :DReplyDelete
A relative owns a resort and they do have activity such as the wakeboarding. Will let them know of this equipment!ReplyDelete
thanks for sharing, i might try to check out this kind of storageReplyDelete
these sports you mentioned are very exciting and exhilarating! i wish to do skiing this coming winter. but as u said u need to have proper gadget and clothing attire to do this kind of sports,ReplyDelete
I'm not really into skiing but this seems very interesting!ReplyDelete
Sis kamusta na? CheersReplyDelete


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|Número de publicación
|Tipo de publicación
|Número de solicitud
|Fecha de publicación
|15 Jun 2004
|Fecha de presentación
|3 May 2002
|Fecha de prioridad
|3 May 2002
|También publicado como
|Número de publicación
|Robbie J. Adams
|Cesionario original
|Honeywell International, Inc.
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|Citas de patentes (31), Citada por (6), Clasificaciones (24), Eventos legales (6)
|Enlaces externos: USPTO, Cesión de USPTO, Espacenet
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to wear-resistant materials and more particularly to wear-resistant alloys derived from refractory metals such as rhenium.
2. Description of the Related Art
Material scientists seek to exploit from available resources, namely those elements of the periodic table of elements, different materials having different characteristics that can be used for a variety of purposes and applications. Consequently, there is a great interest in developing conductors, insulators, soft materials, and hard materials from available substances and materials.
With respect to engines and mechanical components, wear resistance is typically a desired characteristic because it allows materials to last a longer time and users to consequently enjoy a cheaper cost per unit time or reduced operational costs. Even though a part may cost twice as much, it may last four times as long so is then approximately half as expensive as a cheaper part over a given time period.
One particularly useful metal is elemental rhenium. Rhenium has atomic number 75 in the periodic table of elements. It is known as a refractory metal which means it has a very high melting point as compared to other materials. Despite the fact that it has a very high melting point, rhenium is not necessarily wear-resistant. Rhenium metal melts at approximately 5756° F. (3180° C., 3453° Kelvin). However, rhenium begins to oxidize at a much lower temperature, of approximately 1000° F. (538° C., 811° K). Rhenium retains excellent ultrahigh temperature strength of approximately 6-9 Ksi (kips per square inch, 1000 pounds per square inch) at 4000° F. (2204° C., 2477° K). Far before it reaches this temperature, the oxidation temperature of rhenium becomes a factor and the oxidation of rhenium produces a volatile oxide that will continually evaporate from the surface of the rhenium part until the part has entirely vaporized.
This can lead to catastrophic failure as can be readily perceived as the evaporation of a part during operation would be much like the boiling away of a part made of dry ice. However, where oxygen is lacking, rhenium has been shown to retain high strength and to resist severe corrosion and wear both in established literature as well as independent tests. Such properties are present at room temperature operation and remain with rhenium even though the temperatures are elevated.
In prior literature, relevant alloying includes development of phase diagrams for several binary alloys of rhenium as well as rhenium-enhanced alloys such as those based on tungsten where rhenium is added to the matrix to enhance resulting properties. In such prior literature, rhenium has been a part of binary alloys such as in tungsten to increase ductility.
Rhenium has also been studied for its effect on chromium-based alloys. For steel, alloys with chromium are known that alloy the creation of "stainless steel." When alloyed with chromium in amounts greater than 11%, steel converts from a highly oxidation prone substance to a more corrosion-resistant alloy with the general elimination of rust. Similar concepts are known for use in "super alloys" and corrosion-resistive alloys.
However, the prior art does not well reflect the establishment of oxidation-resistant rhenium-based alloy. Consequently, as there is always a need for better materials and materials having better wear characteristics, the present invention provides a solution to a need that will always be felt for better materials.
Additionally, the art has not well addressed the wear that concentrates at small asperities which are microscopic metal protrusions that generally cause roughness on a surface such as a cast or focused metal. With respect to rhenium-based alloys, wear could be focused on such asperities and such wear would by friction create significant heat that would cause an alloyed rhenium to oxidize and vaporize.
In view of the foregoing disadvantages inherent in the known types of alloys and materials now present in the prior art, there is a need for wear-resistant rhenium-based alloys for use in environments where unalloyed or pure rhenium would be subject to oxidation and/or vaporization.
The present invention provides a family of new wear-resistant rhenium-based alloys for use in environments where unalloyed or pure rhenium would be subject to oxidation and/or vaporization.
The general purpose of the present invention, which will be described subsequently in greater detail, is to provide better materials for use in mechanically or otherwise stressful operating environments in order to provide better wear characteristics and function which are not anticipated, rendered obvious, suggested, or even implied by any of the prior art alloys, either alone or in any combination thereof.
By way of example only, the present invention is embodied in an alloy that has a refractory metal, particularly rhenium, that is subject to oxidation well below its melting point and well below the temperature at which it loses strength and may strengthen the metal by selective combination. This results in an alloy that better resists oxidation and that may have better (and at least as good) wear characteristics. The refractory metal is combined with other alloying materials, such as metals, that have a strong affinity for oxygen. Such alloying materials include the metals chromium, cobalt, nickel, titanium, thorium, aluminum, hafnium, and related elements on the periodic table. These particular elements are at least somewhat soluble in rhenium, if not completely soluble.
It is believed that such elements protect rhenium by forming an oxide on its surface. Once the oxide has formed on the surface of the alloyed part, further attack by oxygen is prevented by the oxide coating. This is a phenomenon that is well-known with aluminum that oxidizes in oxygen, but once the surface of an aluminum object has oxidized, further oxidation is prevented as oxygen cannot get to the unoxidized aluminum below the oxidized surface layer. Stainless steel also exhibits similar characteristics.
Consequently, those metals or other alloying agents that oxidize to form high boiling point oxides may well aid in the protection of the underlying rhenium alloy.
Using powder metallurgy, and possibly using free form fabrication (FFF) or casting, parts and components can be fabricated from rhenium-based alloys having oxygen-attracting qualities. The use of such techniques may render useful alloys with better wear and lower oxidation characteristics. Other features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following description of the preferred embodiments which illustrate by way of example the principles of the invention.
The detailed description set forth below in connection with the appended drawings is intended as a description of presently-preferred embodiments of the invention and is not intended to represent the only forms in which the present invention may be constructed and/or utilized. The description sets forth the functions and the sequence of steps for constructing and operating the invention in connection with the illustrated embodiments. However, it is to be understood that the same or equivalent functions and sequences may be accomplished by different embodiments that are also intended to be encompassed within the spirit and scope of the invention.
One embodiment is achieved by initially obtaining some amount of pure rhenium in order to provide a better and unadulterated alloy. Rhenium is a refractory metal and the process described herein may apply to other refractory metals that require protection from oxidation in order to obtain better wear-resistant characteristics or otherwise.
The alloys set forth herein may be fabricated by powder metallurgy at relatively low pressures and temperatures for refractory metals, on the order of 3,000-4,000 psi (pounds per square inch) at approximately 1800° F. (982° C., 1255.15° K) for rhenium. Alternatively, free form fabrication (FFF) or casting may also provide good results. This last option of casting is generally difficult and costly due to the very high melting temperature of rhenium. Additionally, due to the oxidation characteristics of rhenium, the ambient environment in which rhenium alloy is formed (as by powder metallurgy, free-form fabrication, and/or casting) may need to be neutral, reducing, and/or under vacuum in order to avoid oxidation. Practically, powder metallurgy and free form fabrication techniques are believed to be the most effective.
In terms of atomic percent, an alloy (designated herein as HRA30) composed of 60% rhenium, 20% cobalt, 15% chromium, and 5% magnesium has shown to lower the oxidation rate of pure rhenium by a factor of 10. Additional alloys using various percentages of cobalt, chromium, manganese, nickel, vanadium, silicon, aluminum, yttrium, titanium, thorium, hafnium, or other elements may also be used either alone or in combination with each other. Other elements or substances with affinity for oxygen that produce oxidation-protective coating for the underlying rhenium or rhenium alloy are appropriate for use in order to achieve the present invention. Additionally, such alloying substances are believed to be more effective if they are at least, if not completely, soluble in rhenium.
In one embodiment, a minimum of 50% rhenium atomic percent may be combined with cobalt in order to produce an alloy with desired characteristics. The atomic percent of cobalt may range from approximately 0% to 50%. Additionally, chromium may be added in an amount ranging from approximately 10-15% by atomic percent.
In another embodiment, known in the trade as Honeywell Alloy HRA33, the atomic percentages are as follows: rhenium approximately 55%, cobalt approximately 20%, chromium approximately 10%, nickel approximately 10% and manganese approximately 5%.
The alloys created herein cannot only be used as material by which components or parts may be formed, but also as a coating under which rhenium or other core components could be protected from oxidation and/or to increase wear resistance in elevated temperature environments such as those arising in operating jet engines. Under such circumstances, matching of coefficients of thermal expansion may prove useful and further research may be performed in this area. It is believed that those of ordinary skill in the art would not have to perform undue experimentation in order to achieve the alloys set forth herein in order to obtain the desired characteristics. Similarly, the same is also believed to be true for the use of the alloy of the present invention for coating underlying materials. For applications of the instant alloys as coatings, intermediate coatings may be used to enhance adhesion or otherwise between the outer alloy coating and the underlying substrate.
Other embodiments may include other materials for use as substances with an affinity for oxygen but that also partially or completely dissolve in the refractory metal, such as rhenium. The present invention provides a material alloy by which robust and durable parts may be achieved for use in hostile operating conditions such as those in jet engines or the like.
While the present invention has been described with reference to a preferred embodiment or to particular embodiments, it will be understood that various changes and additional variations may be made and equivalents may be substituted for elements thereof without departing from the scope of the invention or the inventive concept thereof. In is addition, many modifications may be made to adapt a particular situation or material to the teachings of the invention without departing from the essential scope thereof. Therefore, it is intended that the invention not be limited to particular embodiments disclosed herein for carrying it out, but that the invention includes all embodiments falling within the scope of the appended claims.
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text: An employee of my dad's recently brought in an M Audio Omnistudio that he was no longer using and gave it to my Dad since he knew I was interested. He was selling it for $75 on Craigslist but called that a "Craigslist tax" for the people he had to deal with and said I could have it for free. The catch is there's no power supply. No big deal, I was going to buy an Mbox (which would have limited me to Pro Tools LE) and a couple mics for $150, so I figured I can be bothered to hunt down a power supply for it. So, I get it the other day and I turn it around and read that it needs a 9V 3500mA power supply. First I went through everything I could think of in my house, but none of them had a rating higher than an amp or so. Then I went on the internet and searched, and I can't seem to find anything with that kind of amperage at 9V. Is there something I'm missing?


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Saturday, September 7, 2013
Tatting thread in the mail and knitting baby booties
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I'm glad you received the thread so quickly! Isn't it great? Love the baby booties!ReplyDelete
So what becomes of the baby booties after they are done? Is there some good news coming from your neck of the woods??? :)ReplyDelete
i got a fright when I saw the bootees thought you may have had some news for us....vbgReplyDelete
Wow! I just found your post! I'm proud to have been a bad influence on you. (I've always wanted to be able to say I've led others astray).ReplyDelete
I continue to knit these booties, and have colonized nurseries on two continents with them. And I continue to look for their ultimate source. Sooner or later the Ur-Bootie will turn up - probably in a women's or family magazine from the 1890s to 1920 era.
Hope your knitting adventures continue to bring you joy, -K.Replies
Kim, I am honored that you found this post on the wonderful baby booties and left your footprint....er, uh, comment. Once I am rid of the left thumb tendinitis, I will knit more. I am, however, able to teach others how to.Delete


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The Closed Beta Test of the new browser based free fantasy RPG 'Kalos War' has started
Siegburg, Germany, August 6th 2010
IT'S WAR TIME! The new browser based free fantasy RPG 'Kalos War' is now entering CBT. Visit the official homepage at http://kaloswar.fiaa.eu, apply, and step into an exciting middle-aged fantasy world!
'Kalos War' Chapter 1 is based on the story of Humans who were born inferior to Elves and Dwarves, but eventually became the center of the Allied Forces of Elves, Dwarves and Humans against 'Xytan'…… Read the whole story of 'Kalos War' and undertake a short game tour at the game's official homepage.
Here are the key features:
– 28 jobs starting with Knight, Archer, Mage and Thief. Players can transfer jobs up to three times, as they get more EXP and Skill Points. (For chapter 1, job-transferring is restricted to one transfer.)
– 5 elements for each character: fire, water, earth, wind, lightning
– Bounty hunting between players
– Alchemy system
– Hidden dungeons and shops
Players joining the CBT will have the chance to win an Apple iPod Touch (32GB), a 24" TFT LCD monitor, one of three external HDDs (500GB), or a €10 Paysafe Card. Additionally, all players will be rewarded with the limited 'Distinguished Service Medal' which will be displayed on their character window!
Visit http://kaloswar.fiaa.eu, join the CBT, and get rewarded!
About Kalos War
Developed and published by FIAA GmbH, Kalos War is a free, browser-based fantasy RPG that features 28 jobs, 5 elements, a bounty hunting system, and an item upgrade system along with other unique functions and incredible graphics. It consists of various chapters, with the first one having its CBT today, August 6th.
About FIAA GmbH
Fiaa GmbH, with its headquarters located in Germany, is focusing on the growing sector of online games. The company licenses, operates and distributes different online games in Europe and worldwide. Its proprietary company AlanBridge Co. Ltd, based in Korea, develops and distributes online games. Website: http://fiaa.eu
For more news and info follow me on Twitter @The_GeekJock
Press release courtesy of our friends at Game Press
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Nice game, I love it,. Good luck ! Recently I'm playing the game Mytholia, url is http://www.mytholia.com, like it also very much, Have fun John


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Happy Trendy Tuesday everyone!
Welcome to the very first edition of Trendy Tuesday where I'll be highlighting some of my favorite trends in the current fabric market. From colors to shapes and all other possibilities, we'll be looking at similarities among fabric collections hitting store shelves.
Up first is the color grey. Once upon a time it was very hard to find fabrics which featured the color grey. You'd look high and low in most LQS' to come up with a couple examples and sometimes even go away empty handed.
Fret no more my dear ones, grey is a hot color right now and is being included in most new lines. Take the recent collections Strawberry Fields, Sherbet Pips, and Ruby into consideration. The color grey is a heavy hitter amongst all three and really rounds out the collections I might add.
We've seen grey and all variations of the color pop up in standard collections from manufacturers like Michael Miller in their Ta Dot & House Designer lines. As well as coordinating solid collections from Robert Kaufman in their Kona, Freespirit in their Designer Solids and Moda in their Bella.
Whether you call it gray, grey, pewter, stone, slate, or charcoal, here are some of my favorite examples of fabric from today's featured trend:
What are some of your favorite fabrics featuring the color grey?