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Waikiki Beachboys - Revisited
The first Waikiki beachboys were organized by Dude Miller to serve the new Moana Hotel by promoting surfing and canoeing for its guests in the first decade of the 1900s.
Miller was the first captain of Hui Nalu, and pulled most of his beachboys from that club.
The Waikiki beachboys became leaders in the revival of surfing and other watersports in the early 20th Century.
Many of the beachboys were also talented musicians.
Today, well focus on the Waikiki beachboys who also made beautiful Hawaiian music in, Waikiki Beachboys - Revisited.
This week's playlist:
1- Hui E Splash Lyons w/ Charlie Amalu Trio
2- Kukuna O Kala Splash Lyons w/ Charlie Amalu Trio
3- Kauoha Mai Chick Daniels & Royal Hawaiians
4- Little Brown Gal Chick Daniels & Royal Hawaiians
5- Rose Of Honolulu Sam Kahanamoku
6- Na Lei Splash Lyons w/ Charlie Amalu Trio
7- Kaleponi Rennie Brooks w/ Keeaumoku Trio
8- Kilakila Haleakala Rennie Brooks w/ Keeaumoku Trio
9- All Because Of You Ray Kinney w/ David Burrows Trio
10- Waikiki Is Good Enough For Me Charlie Amalu & Keeaumoku Trio
11- What Aloha Means Sam Kahanamoku
Length: 54:06
Released on: 11-02-2012
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Various Waikiki Beachboys
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Disclaimer: I try very hard not to talk politics however, I feel compelled to when it comes to Trump and disability. If you have a problem with that go ahead and skip this blog.
This week, Meryl Streep called out Donald Trump for making fun of a disabled reporter in her Golden Globes acceptance speech. Whether you think that was the appropriate forum or not, it's sparked a discussion all over social media and got a pretty hot-headed response from Trump. The truth? According to the Washington Post, he did make fun of a disabled New York Times reporter (you can watch the video here). To make matters worse, he knew that Kovalesky had arthrogryposis because the reporter had covered him for years. It's pathetic and terribly sad.
Trump making fun of disability deeply disturbs me on so many levels. First, he's an adult and that's just not socially correct behavior for an adult to exhibit. Second, he's our president-elect and it's definitely not politically correct behavior. But, even bigger than that, I am stunned that we can have a person of power exhibiting such poor behavior. Whether or not he ever does it again, he's just sent the message to our kids that it's okay to make fun of the disabled and I have a problem with that.
My teenager is disabled. She doesn't have a physical disability that can be seen like the reporter that Trump mocked, but she is chronically ill and on a 504 plan at school so that counts under the ADA as being disabled. She is different from the other kids her age and can't do many of the things that they can. It's not fair however, she takes each day with grace.
The past year, we've had a few eye-opening experiences. We had to rent a wheelchair at Disney World, knowing she couldn't make it through a long day walking through the park. It was an amazing social experiment. Kids stared at her attempting to figure out what was wrong. People actually stood in our way as we tried to navigate narrow paths. When we got to go to the disabled entrances for rides, we got some dirty looks. And, while not everyone gave us a sideways glance, it gave me new perspective on how people view disability. It's something they don't understand.
A couple of months ago, Rosie and I went shopping and I actually watched some kids heads turn as they stared at her. She had a feeding tube. And, while she walked through the mall with her head held high, I tried my hardest to not say a word. I was hoping she didn't notice. She did. The minute we hit the car she remarked that "she couldn't believe all the people giving her funny looks." It made me sad. There is so much ignorance when it comes to disability.
Disability is incredibly difficult. If you tried to navigate the world in a wheelchair for just a couple of hours, you'd understand that not only is it hard to get around, it sucks the way some people treat you. Having a feeding tube gets you all kinds of looks, even in the hospital where they're pretty common. And, navigating high school when you're different from all the kids isn't a piece of cake either. Disability is hard enough without people making fun of you.
So, Donald Trump. Shame on you. Not only is it terrible that you made fun of a disabled man, you sent the message to lots of Americans that it's okay if they do it too. It's not. We need to teach our kids to be empathetic and tolerant of disability. We need the world to understand that there is a place in it for people of all types even if they are chronically ill. We need to do a better job educating about chronic illness, genetic conditions and all the crappy things that can happen in life because it happens. And, it needs to start from the top down. Be an example. And, one more thing, lay off your Twitter.

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Meet Dan Swigart and Joe Kroll of Mastercraft Homes
Since we are getting ready to break ground (yay!), it's time to talk about my builders, Dan Swigart and Joe Kroll of Mastercraft Homes (mastercrafthomesky.com). I can't imagine feeling better about working with two people! I first met Joe and Dan back in the day when Clay & Cotton helped decorate several of their homes for Homearamas through the years. When I visited the 2011 Norton Commons Homearama, and ran into Joe in one of their Mastercraft homes, something clicked. I knew it was time to build a Clay & Cotton at Norton Commons. Plus, Joe is from Wisconsin. First, let me give a little background. Part of what made the idea click was the architecture at Norton Commons. That Homearama drove that idea solidly home. The classic, traditional, balanced architecture throughout Norton Commons was illustrated perfectly by the 2011 Homearama, and drew me in. Combine that architecture with the clean, livable new construction, and in my mind, it's perfect. Architecture has always been very important to me. As a child growing up in Milwaukee, I drew elevations and floor plans of imaginary homes for my stuffed animals and me to live in. These childhood plans were based on the surrounding architecture of the old neighborhood where we lived. After seeing the possibilities at Norton Commons, I thought that just maybe I could design a home in real life for my real family and dogs.
Another driving force in taking the plunge was seeing several other live/works at Norton Commons. I had been stalking them since the beginning, loving what I saw, visualizing a neat package of shop and home. When I saw the Limestone Builders live/work that was part of the Homearama (where Cherry House set up shop temporarily during the Homearama), also directly across the street from the now Clay & Cotton lot, I kept saying to myself "this is it, this IS IT..." as I walked through. I noticed that the lot directly across the street was for sale.
Back to the 2011 Homearama: I walked through both of the Mastercraft Homes, and right there in the living room was Joe Kroll, greeting people as they did the tour. We sat down in the living room for an hour, during the show that hot summer day, and we hatched a plan. He was able to talk about general design and financial aspects that day, and in an hour, I knew what I was going to do. I never interviewed another builder.
The next day, I called the sales office and put my money down on the lots on the corner of Hobblebush and Meeting Street. I also put my house in the Highlands up for sale. I felt that peaceful, settled in entrepreneurial feeling, that knowing that I had found the perfect location and someone who would help execute the idea.
Soon after securing the lots, Joe Kroll and Dan Swigart, David Tomes, Mike Watkins (the town architect), and I met. I described the style I wanted (Italianate, brick, big shop windows, open floor plan and urban loft for the living space, let the design be simple so that the shop merchandise shines, oh and great appliances), and I honestly don't remember how this happened, but two weeks later, I had in front of me the most beautiful building plans I had ever seen. Mike Watkins took a special interest in the project because of the visibility of the lot, as if the building would be a kind of welcome symbol for Norton Commons. Everyone involved was supportive and had a "can do" approach.
Of course, I had never done this before, much less imagined that I COULD do it, and I had tons of questions about the process, the timing, the building itself, the financing, etc. Everyone took a kind of ownership in answering my questions, patiently yet enthusiastically guiding me and offering support. I told them I am not a wealthy person who could own multiple buildings. They helped me keep the cost down, waited for me to sell my dear old house, suggested financing contacts, generally offering their knowledge and experience to help in any way. It was so easy!
So, why Mastercraft Homes and Joe and Dan? They are a synergistic combination of personalities - Joe is the accountant/builder and Dan is the "you gotta live in this" design-oriented guy. Together they have created some amazing spaces for people; you walk through any of the homes in their portfolio, and you see style, function, and beautiful design elements tailor-made for the client. Joe's spreadsheets and calm, straightforward demeanor keep me grounded, and Dan's experience in how people actually use space provide a combination of left and right brain sensibility and creativity that are vital to their success. As we finalized the building plans, Dan's no-nonsense approach and ability to listen to me struck a balance between beauty and function that quickly drove the plans to the final stage.
So, here we go! My dream of building a shop and home will begin shortly as we stake the lot, break ground, pour the foundation, and begin the framing. I say "we" because it's truly a team effort.


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Security Metrics Management: How to Manage the Costs of an Assets Protection Program
Gerald Kovacich , Edward Halibozek
Editura: Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd
Security metrics is the application of quantitative, statistical, and/or mathematical analyses to measuring security functional trends and workload. In other words, tracking what each function is doing in terms of level of effort (LOE), costs, and productivity. Security metrics management is the managing of an assets protection program and related security functions through the use of metrics. It can be used where managerial tasks must be supported for such purposes as supporting the security professional's position on budget matters, justifying the cost-effectiveness of decisions, determining the impact of downsizing on service and support to customers, etc. Security Metrics Management is designed to provide basic guidance to security professionals so that they can measure the costs of their assets protection program - their security program - as well as its successes and failures. It includes a discussion of how to use the metrics to brief management, justify budget and use trend analyses to develop a more efficient and effective assets protection program. It includes over 100 checklists, flowcharts, and other illustrations that depict examples of security metrics and how to use them. It features drawings, model processes, model procedures and forms that enable the reader to immediately put concepts to use in a practical application. It provides clear direction on how to meet new business demands on the Security Professional.
- Limba : Engleza
- Cuprins : Section I: Introduction to the Role of the Security Professionals and Security Metrics Management Chapter 1: The Security Profession and Its Role in Supporting Business and Government Agency Assets Protection Needs Chapter 2: Management and a Security Metrics Foundation Chapter 3: Policies, Procedures, Processes, Plans, and Projects Chapter 4: Security Metrics Management Program An Overview Chapter 5: Case Study: Measuring Costs of Security Chapter 6: Case Study: Six Sigma Section II: Administrative Security Chapter 7: Information Security Chapter 8: Personnel Security Chapter 9: Security Education & Awareness Training Chapter 10: Security Compliance Audits Chapter 11: Surveys and Risk Management Chapter 12: Corporate Assets Protection Program Chapter 13: Contingency Planning Section III: Physical Security Chapter 14: Guard Force Chapter 15: Technical Security Systems Chapter 16: Locks and Keys Chapter 17: Fire Protection Chapter 18: Executive Protection Chapter 19: Event Security Section IV: S
- Data Publicarii : 15 Dec 2005
- Format : Hardback
- Numar pagini : 352
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Anthony Ciasulli is a senior counsel in Morgan Lewis's Real Estate Practice. Mr. Ciasulli represents both developers and lenders in connection with commercial, residential, industrial and resort real estate.


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101st Annual New Jersey State League of Municipalities Conference
Atlantic City Convention Center
November 14 (exhibit move in) 15, 16, 17, 2016
The League's "Consulting Meetings" provide a chance for attendees to speak face to face with over 60 State program directors and experts as a new way of providing the valuable Conference Consulting Service.
A list of Consulting contacts is now available here, on the app and in the printed Session Program book, allowing conference attendees the opportunity to schedule face-to-face meetings with State program directors, area experts, and grant givers to occur during Conference week.
Take advantage of the ample space for one-on-one and small group meetings in the Exhibit Hall lounges and in the Atrium lobby.
2016 Participating Consultant Information
Tuesday, November 15 to Thursday November 17, 2015
Atlantic City Convention Center
American Public Works Association of NJ
Public Works Administration NJ
Paul D. Wnek, Public Works Consultant
732-506-5051 Cell: 732-685-0120
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856-291-5666; firstname.lastname@example.com
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text: So I've been experimenting with ways of converting DVDs to play on my Captivate. I've settled on Handbrake as it seems to provide the best set of features and highest-quality video, and despite the myriad of options is actually the easiest way to get what I want as a final product. However, one feature it doesn't have is the ability to explicitly set the output file resolution and then hard-letterbox it in order to adjust for movies the originated in a different aspect-ratio (AR) than the device's native resolution. Instead, Handbrake encodes videos in native AR. Which of course is the Right Thing To Do. However, the problem is that the Captivate's built-in video player won't play videos in their native AR, and will instead stretch them to fill the screen. I find this corruption and distortion unacceptable... it looks awful. Granted, a player like Act 1 will play them just fine but that's not free. I shouldn't have to pay extra money just to get this to not screw up videos. Is there either: A) A way to get the Captivate's built-in video player to play movies in native AR? or... B) A good, free player that I can use instead?


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Timberline offers three venues to feed your appetites!
Timber's Pub & Fireside Grille is the perfect place to relax and bask in the glow of a great day on the mountain. We're located on the upper level of the Timberline Resort Lodge. In a comfortable atmosphere overlooking the slopes, we feature a blazing fireplace and a full service bar.
Offering fine dining without pretension, here is where you land after a hard day on the slopes, to enjoy the views or just watch the family. Known for tasty crab cakes with jumbo lump meat and minimal fillers, we challenge you to tell us you've found any better in Maryland!
With live entertainment on weekends and selected dates throughout the season, Timbers is truly an exciting place to kick back. So, come enjoy a great hot meal nearly any time of day!


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A Brief, Gummy Night.
Tonight, we begin with a little something from Slovenia. Les comes out with something called "Toh-Kai," which is winemaker Aleš Kristancic of the Movia winery seeing what he can get away with now that he's not allowed to use the words "Tocai Friulani" on his label. Which is only right, since he's not making Tokai, and he's not in Friulani (Well, he sorta is, but only partly). Sometimes the EU gets this stuff right. As will be evident, it is already hard to believe this is Tocai, or pinot blanc, or klevener, or whatever. The wine is a release from the "Quattro Mani" series, which is kinda like the Long Shadows Project in the Columbia Valley—celebrity winemakers from elsewhere given access to great fruit. Anyway, Kristancic certainly has license to fool around, if only on the basis of the deep, rich, aristocratic Cabernet Sauvignon he turns out at Movia.
Dave: This really smells like Wrigley's Spearmint gum.
Elaine: It's bitter. I'm surprised this is still '07.
Dave: Maybe a little Maraschino cherry. Odd.
Elaine: His interpretation of the wine is mass-market: It's juicy and fruity light, but not too light.
['Goons arrive.]
Elaine: Look, the color of the 'goons matches the color of the label: Green and white.
Dave: Parker gave this 91 points? You know, I think it really must be true what they say: The man has a sweet tooth.
Next up, Famille Feillot Bugey Mondeuse 2007.
Elaine: I love these wines! This smells like Ricola.
Karl: Kind of medicinal.
Elaine: That shit that's good for you. And Heirloom Bing Cherry.
Karl: You really need to swirl to bring up the fruit.
Dave: It smells kinda like Strega, too. Does anybody drink Strega anymore?
Elaine: There is a cru Beaujolais character here too.
Dave: Yeah, I've always thought of Mondeuse as Gamay's crazy country cousin. I'm actually digging the medicinal herb thing.
Elaine: This could be a great flavor for red wine chewing gum.
Dave: That "Toh-Kai" would make a great flavor for white wine chewing gum.
Karl: I bought those wine gums. They all tasted the same.
Dave: Oh, wine gums. Not wine-flavored chewing gum. [Xylis makes a chardonnay-flavored chewing gum, sold in Japan, of course.] (Sips) This has more substance than the Puzelat. I still can't get over that business with Le Telquel. Man knocks himself out to be true to terroir, and gets a vin de pays classification for his trouble.
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The Lagos State Taskforce on Environmental Sanitation and Special Offences on Friday continued the demolition of houses blocking drainages in the state.
The taskforce demolished houses in Maryland, Gbagada and Isolo areas of the state.
Two weeks ago, the taskforce demolished houses in Makoko, a slum in Yaba area.
The demolition of parts of the slum led to public outcry as well as the alleged killing of a community leader by a policeman.
The taskforce Chairman, Bayo Sulaiman, told journalists during the exercise that the occupants of the affected houses were given notice before the demolition.
He warned that henceforth, government would demolish any house built within less than 15 metres from a drainage channel.
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|Application number
|Publication date
|Sep 12, 1989
|Filing date
|Feb 22, 1988
|Priority date
|Feb 22, 1988
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Kevin A. Kalua
|Original Assignee
|Kalua Kevin A
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (5), Referenced by (58), Classifications (7), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The state of the art in video technology has been advanced in recent years with the introduction of large scale video displays based on television techniques. For example, the videowall concept, known for several years in the prior art, employs a large plurality of color cathode ray tubes disposed in a matrix, with image signals apportioned among the individual cathode ray tubes so that the entire matrix may display a single, large image, or various groups of tubes may display separate images, or the like. Such displays are extremely effective in creating moving image displays for entertainment and information purposes, and have found wide acceptance in convention halls, sports arenas, stadiums, and advertising display signs.
One drawback of the multiple television tube display is that the outer border of each tube cannot project any light, due to the physical limitations of the tube itself: the thickness of the glass tube wall, the difficulty of forming a truly rectangular tube screen, and the like. Due to these and other factors, the multiple television tube displays have always suffered from dark matrix lines between adjacent television tubes that detract from the impact and definition of the total image.
A remedy for this drawback, also known in the prior art, involves the use of a plurality of flat lenses, each disposed adjacent to one of the television tubes and adapted to magnify the image therefrom sufficiently to mask the dark edges of the tubes. Although this approach is effective, it invites the leakage or spillover of image light from adjacent television tubes, especially at viewing angles eccentric to the central portion of the display. Thus such displays are limited in viewing angle, and care must be taken to place the viewers within the limited viewing space.
Another drawback of large format matrix video displays is the sheer complexity of the matrix itself. Assembling and supporting up to several hundred television tubes in a matrix is a difficult engineering task, in terms of mechanical support of the tubes in such close proximity, heat dissipation, wiring routing, and maintenance and replacement of individual tubes. These problems have not been addressed in the prior art, resulting in high cost and extensive labor required to build and sustain a large format matrix display.
The present invention generally comprises a large format matrix video display that greatly simplifies the construction and maintenance of the video display. More importantly, the construction of the present invention prevents image spillover between adjacent units inn the display matrix, and eliminates the dark matrix border lines that degrade the images provided by prior art video displays.
The present invention includes a plurality of video projection units joined together in a matrix to form a large video wall display. Each unit comprises a trio of CRT projection tubes providing aligned RGB images directed to a display screen assembly. The screen assembly includes a fresnel lens which receives the image from the RGB tubes and collimates and projects the combined image orthogonally from the screen and eliminates the dark border areas between adjacent projection units. Disposed between the adjacent units are blinder panels which block leakage of light from one unit onto the image area of adjacent units, thus eliminating spillover of image portions in the matrix display. The projection units may be grouped in modules of four units each, connected by a common frame assembly which supports the units and the associated screen assembly. The screen assembly may comprise a module screen frame securing a lamination of an inner transparent plastic panel extending across the entire module screen area, with the individual fresnel lenses joined to the inner plastic panel and a plurality of lenticular lenses secured to the outer surface of the screen assembly to increase the viewing angle in both horizontal and vertical axes. Support wires may extend between medial points of the sides of the screen frame, the wires being received in grooves in the edges of the lenticular lenses to support the central portion of the screen assembly without any visible structure.
FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of the large format video matrix display of the present invention, together with associated drive and control devices.
FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway front elevation of the large format video matrix display of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a side cross-sectional elevation of the present invention, taken along line 3--3 of FIG. 2.
FIG. 4 is an enlarged top view of a portion of the screen assembly and blinder panel assembly of the present invention.
FIG. 5 is an enlarged, exploded, perspective view of the screen assembly of the present invention.
FIG. 6 is a front elevation of a module of projection units constructed in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional elevation of a module of the present invention, taken along line 7--7 of FIG. 6. FIG. 8 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the screen frame adjustment mechanism of the present invention, taken along line 8--8 of FIG. 6.
FIG. 9 is a schematic top view of a further embodiment of the present invention, in which a plurality of CRT projection units are directed at the same screen portion for increased brightness.
FIG. 10 is a schematic front view of the embodiment depicted in FIG. 9.
FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional top view of a screen assembly fabricated in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 12 is an exploded view of a further embodiment of the screen assembly of the present invention.
The present invention generally comprises a large format matrix video display construction. With reference to FIG. 1, the invention includes a video display matrix 21 composed of a plurality of image forming units 22 in closely spaced relationship in a rectangular array. A video source line, leading to any source such as a video cassette recorder or laser disc player, a video broadcast source or satellite receiver, video camera output, or computer video output, is connected to a device 23 that converts the composite video signal to separate red, green and blue (RGB) signals. These signals are fed into a video display driver 24 that divides the video signals and apportions them among the image forming units 22, so that, e.g., a single unified image may be displayed by the entire matrix, or portions of the matrix may display separate images, or the like. A typical display driver 24 known in the prior art is available from Delcom USA, Inc, Philadelphia, Pa. The driver 24 is connected to a computer 26 that controls the presentation of the images on the matrix, as in known in the prior art, under software control.
With regard to FIGS. 2 and 3, each image forming unit 22 includes a trio of high intensity output cathode ray tubes 27,28, and 29, each receiving one of the RGB signals from the video controller and generating a corresponding primary color image. The CRTs 27-29 are supported in a structural framework 31 of tubular metal or the like, and directed toward a mirror or prism 32. The mirror 32 reflects the images toward a respective display screen 33. It may be appreciated that the CRTs 27-29 of each unit 22 are filtered, focused, and aimed so that their images converge to the greatest extent possible on the screen 33 to produce a sharp, full color image.
The mirror 32 of each image forming unit 22 permits the optical path to be folded, resulting in a greatly reduced depth dimension of the unit 22 and a more compact construction. In situations in which this factor is not important, the CRTs 27-29 may be oriented horizontally and aimed directly at the display screen 33.
A salient feature of the present invention is that the imaging units 22 are constructed in modules to simplify construction and maintenance. Each structural framework 31 supports four imaging units 22 in a two by two modular matrix 35, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3. Each module 35 is joined by bolts 34 to laterally and vertically adjacent modules. It should be noted that this construction permits the assembly of video displays of various heights and widths without increasing the complexity of the structure. The structural framework 31 comprises a rectangular frame of sufficient height and width to support the four imaging units 22 and the screens associated therewith, and includes conventional cross-braces, vertical and lateral tubes, and the like. The depth of the rectangular frame is relatively small, due to the fact that the CRT tubes are oriented with their long axes disposed vertically and the mirrors 32 direct the images to the screens.
Another important feature of the present invention is the construction of the screen assembly 33 and the benefits it provides. A plurality of rigid tubular members 36 extend laterally from the each of the frameworks 31 (FIGS. 3 and 4) and support a respective rectangular screen frame 37 (FIG. 6). The screen frames 37 each support four screen assemblies 33, one for each of the four imaging units 22 in the module. With regard to FIG. 7, the screen frame 37 comprises a channel member formed as a rectangle with the channel cavity opening inwardly toward the screen components. The screen components include an inner panel 38 of high transparency plastic which extends the entire height and width of the screen frame 37 and supports the four screen units of the module. The panel 38 may be formed of acrylic plastic or the like, and is of sufficient thickness (on the order of 0.5 inch) to provide substantial stiffness and support. Impinging on the outer surface of the panel 38 are four fresnel lenses 39, each associated with one of the imaging units 22. The fresnel lenses 39 each provide slight magnification to the image passing therethrough, to eliminate the dark border field known in many prior art video matrix assemblies. Secured to the outer surface of the fresnel lenses 39 are four lenticular lenses 41, each associated with one of the imaging units 22 and generally coextensive with the respective fresnel lens 39. The lenticular lens directs the image light toward the intended viewing area, and defines the viewing angle of the system. In this embodiment the lenses 41 are provided with vertically extending lens elements, so that the image viewing angle is expanded in the horizontal direction. Due to the fact that most viewers of large format video matrices are disposed within a narrow range of vertical angles and a wide range of horizontal angles with respect to the central axis of the display matrix, the lenses 41 provide the necessary increase in the horizontal viewing angle to accommodate all viewers.
The screen components 38, 39, and 41 (FIG. 5) are laminated together with a transparent adhesive, and are secured compressively at their outer edges within the channel cavity of the screen frame 37. To further support the outer lenticular lenses 41, a groove 42 is molded or routed in all the edge portions of the lenses 41 which confront adjacent lenses 41 (FIG. 7). The grooves 42 are semicylinders, and two confronting grooves 42 define a closed channel that is adapted to receive a support wire 43. Indeed, a pair of support wires 43 extend between and bisect the sides of the screen frame 37. As shown in FIG. 8, the wires 43 extend through the web of the channel member that forms the frame 37, the ends of the wires 43 being joined to a turnbuckle assembly 44 rigidly secured to the midpoint of the sides and top and bottom of the frame 37. The turnbuckle assemblies 44 exert high tension on the wires 43 to hold the wires rigidly in place. It may be appreciated that the wires 43 aid in reinforcing the central portion of the screen assembly of the module, and particularly augment the strength of the screen assembly with regard to wind load or air pressure changes that can exert large forces on the screen assembly.
A further feature of the modular assembly of the present invention, shown in FIG. 4, includes a plurality of blinder panels 46 secured to the tubular support members 36. The blinder panels 46 are aligned with and generally coextensive with the seams extending between the the fresnel lenses 39 and lenticular lenses 41 of adjacent imaging units 22. The blinder panels are thin panels of metal, plastic or the like that are opaque, and are disposed to block all light spillover between the images of adjacent units 22. It may be appreciated that the collimating effect of the fresnel lenses 39 masks the presence of the blinder panels, as well as the wires 43 extending between the lenticular lenses. The lenticular lenses also mask the presence of the screen frame thickness between adjacent modules. The result is a continuous image across the entire module, and across the entire screen composed of many adjacent modules, with no dividing lines to disrupt the image and distract the viewer.
In describing further embodiments of the present invention below, reference numerals used before refer to the same components described above.
A further embodiment of the present invention, shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, includes a plurality of each of the CRT projection units 27,28, and 29, focused, aligned, and directed at the same screen portion 33. In this construction all the tubes may be used at full output to greatly increases the brightness of the image. This is especially useful for video displays located in high ambient light locations, such as outdoor sports arenas and the like. Alternatively, this embodiment can be used to increase the longevity of the video display by permitting a reduction in the output of each CRT while maintaining the same brightness as a single unit system operating at full output.
A further embodiment of the invention, depicted in FIG. 11, comprises another screen assembly for each module 35 of the video display matrix. In this embodiment the screen frame 37 is provided as before, with an inner panel 38 of transparent plastic material extending the full width and height of the screen frame. A plurality of individual fresnel lenses 39 are also provided as before, one for each image projection unit 22. However, in the present embodiment the individual lenticular lenses 41 and the wire support 43-44 is eliminated, and a single lenticular lens 51 is secured to the outer surfaces of the fresnel lenses 41. The lenticular lens 51 extends the entire width and height of the screen frame 37, and the edges of the lens 51 are secured in the channel cavity of the screen frame. As before, the lens elements of the lens panel 51 are oriented vertically to expand the horizontal viewing angle. Although lenticular lens panels of this size (the four fresnel lenses shown in FIG. 11 indicate a four by four module having sixteen imaging units) are more expensive to manufacture, the price of such items is declining and the availability is increasing, so that this simplified construction is rapidly becoming practical.
The screen assembly depicted in FIG. 11 may be further modified, as shown in FIG. 12, to alter and expand the viewing angle of the video display. In addition to the screen frame 37, transparent panel 38, fresnel lenses 39, and large lenticular lens 51 in the laminated screen assembly, a second lenticular lens 52 is laminated to the outer surface of the lenticular lens 51. The lens panel 52 is formed with lens element extending horizontally, so that the vertical viewing angle is expanded as well as the horizontal viewing angle. This feature is important in situations in which the viewers are disposed throughout a large vertical range with respect to the video display, such as large a large stadium or theater with many tiers of seats, or the like.
It should be noted that the various embodiments described herein may be combined in various ways without departing from the concept or scope of the present invention. For example, the multiple projection unit arrangement of FIGS. 9 and 10 may be used in conjunction with the screen assembly of FIG. 12, so that the brightness of the overall video image is not diminished by the increased vertical viewing angle. Likewise, the modules 35 of the invention may be of any convenient size, and are not limited to the two by two or four by four format shown in the drawings. Furthermore, the single lenticular screen 51 or the double lenticular screens 51 and 52 are not limited to use with two by two or four by four modules, respectively, as shown in the drawings, but may be used with any desired module size.
The large format video display apparatus described herein provides many unique characteristics, among them:
(1) unlimited video display size and unlimited expandability without loss of image brightness;
(2) elimination of dark field borders between projection units;
(3) combination of multiple projection units to increase image brightness;
(4) minimization of effects of ambient light due to use of fresnel lenses;
(5) blinder panels that block image spillover (overscan);
(6) shallow depth construction due to vertical orientation of CRT tubes;
(7) selection of viewing angle range to suit location of video display.
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- Income Tax forms, Pension scheme administration, and Income Tax
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- 6 April 2015
- Last updated:
- 13 June 2017, see all updates
Use the online service to reclaim an over payment of tax when you've flexibly accessed part of your pension pot.
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You can claim back tax from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) if either:
- you've flexibly accessed your pension
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To make your claim you can:
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Fill in this form with details of any other income that you expect to get during the tax year to make sure we repay the right amount of tax to you. If you don't know the final figures enter the most accurate estimates you can. Use whole numbers, rounded down to the nearest pound.
We'll make checks at the end of the tax year and contact you if the amount is different. You should keep your pay and tax records.
If you're an older person on low income you can call the independent charity Tax Help for Older People for free tax advice.
If you're not a UK resident for tax purposes you don't need to fill in this form, either:
Send the completed postal form to:
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HM Revenue and Customs
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Get the right software
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Related forms and guidance
Claim for repayment of tax when you have stopped working: flexibly accessed pension (P50Z)
Use form P50Z if you don't receive employment income, Job Seeker's Allowance, taxable Incapacity Benefit, Employment and Support Allowance or Carer's Allowance.
Flexibly accessed pension lump sum: repayment claim (P53Z)
Use form P53Z if you do receive employment income, Job Seeker's Allowance, taxable Incapacity Benefit, Employment and Support Allowance or Carer's Allowance.
Claim a tax refund when you get a pension
Guidance on how to claim if you're entitled to a refund of tax on payments received from a pension.
Document information
Published: 6 April 2015
Updated: 13 June 2017
- Welsh forms have been updated to reflect the 2017 to 2018 tax year
- Forms updated to reflect tax year changes
- P55 (Claim by Post and Print then fill in and post version) has been updated to reflect new tax year changes.
- An online service is now available.
- New print and complete form added.
- First published.


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text: Human Rights Observatory Greece Repays $495 Million to IMF Greece has made a debt repayment of $495 million to the International Monetary Fund, easing days of uncertainty and bringing relief to investors. It was a crucial payment that will help Greece move closer to securing a final international bailout package and stay in the eurozone. Finance ministers of eurozone countries agreed earlier this year to extend Greece's bailout on the condition that the country would present a sound plan of economic reforms. Athens submitted a...Read complete article© Voice of America - Thursday, April 9, 2015


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Oklahoma City, OK (PressExposure) May 31, 2011 -- K9 University announces the creation of their own brand of educational training videos for the canine industry. This video development series was awarded to Motor Seikel Productions out of Norman, OK. The inaugural video release is in partnership with Dean Calderon.
Dean Calderon (Ohio) is a leading world champion and contender in working dogs and Schutzhund competitions. Starting his training career in 1977, he soon started winning competitions in 1979, having earned over 175 competition titles with multiple breeds. Dean served as the training director at America's most successful Schutzhund club of the 80's, California's "South County Schutzhund Club," maintaining winning podium standing repeatedly. As statement to his expert skills, Dean has represented the United States as a USA team member eight times at the WUSV World Championship, and eight times at the IFR World Championship. The only trainer in the world to win World Team Championships in two breeds, as well as the only handler to win both the FCI World Championship and WUSV World Championship in the same year. Dean conducts seminars across the US, Europe and South America offering some of the most comprehensive service dog training programs available anywhere in the world.
"We have developed an excellent video training program, debuting it with Dean Calderon is our way of announcing to the industry how serious we are about our dog training education," says Angel Soriano, president and CEO of K9 University. "We are presently also wrapping up video production of the most successful Occupational Dog Bite Safety program in the industry. We are very excited about our new video products, as some are intended to be free downloads for our clients to enjoy".
This initial video training series was filmed on scene at K9 University in Oklahoma City, OK. Dean Calderon covers major training topics designed to help working dogs involved in police work, drug detection, search and rescue, cadaver search, Schutzhund, personal protection, and advanced obedience. The video volumes are available in six different DVD's (over 18 hours of training). Also, for the first time ever, Dean Calderon granted an interview to Angel Soriano, where they cover industry subjects not covered elsewhere. This informative and energetic interview is offered as a free video.
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But what I am going to talk about today needs words. It needs words because that is the action I can take. It needs words because these children never have words. Their voices are not heard. Their cries are silenced. Some will call me radical to say what I am about to say, and some will hate me for it. But Jesus had haters too, and when we do what is right there will always be those who do not like it. I am talking about the children of war. But not only are there children of war in Africa and the Middle East; there is a war in America, the war on abortion. It is a war of life and death. I fight on behalf of the children who cannot speak. I will be their voice.
In the United States alone, more than 3,000 lives are ended with abortion. 3,000 people. Let that sink in. THREE THOUSAND LIVES GONE. They will never take a first step. They will never say "mama" and "daddy". They will never learn to ride a bike or read. They are gone. Their lives are stripped from them, and they have no say in it. "But their mothers lives were in danger," you might say. Or "Their mothers were raped." Only 12% of abortions take place because of medical conditions and 1% because of rape. Do we end a life because its father was a jerk? Even so it is only 1%. And there are still the other 87%, 2,610 every day, that are gone because they are not wanted. *
Why do I believe it is such an important thing for Christians to take a stand for life? Because it is the job of the Church to take care of the poor and neglected. It is our job to let the little children come. I've had the privilege of meeting Gianna Jessen, an abortion survivor, twice. She says best everything I am trying to say right now "I know, along my journey, I am already hated because I declare life! How much are you willing to take, and how much are you willing to risk, to speak the truth in love and graciousness, and stand up and, at least, be willing to be hated? And what arrogance, what absolute arrogance, and it has been an argument for so long in this human place that we live, that the stronger should dominate the weaker, should determine who lives and dies. The arrogance of that! Don't you realize that you cannot make your own heart beat. Don't you realize that all the power that you think that you possess you really possess none of it. It is the mercy of God that sustains you, even when you hate Him.There are things that you are only able to learn by the weakest among us. And when you snuff them out you are the one that looses. The Lord looks after them but you are the one who will suffer for ever."
So are we going to stand back and watch this war rage on? Or are we going to end it? Which side are you on? I fight for the children and the lives lost everyday in clinics all around the world. Sure I don't know everything and cannot write it all out perfectly, but the most important thing is that we save these precious lives. When I was younger my dream was to stop this war, end the fight, save the children. I wanted to scoop up each one and love them. Now I realize that it is rather impossible to be love those millions of children alone, but when we all fight together we can save these children of war! Don't let the enemy win. Will you love the weak with me? Let's save lives together.


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Wow - I'm surprised. Have never heard of side effects fom this med, much less the distress ya'll are experiencing. Yep - our bodies are different and certainly respond differently to meds.
I've been on 2,500 mg of Metformin daily for 3+ years with no side effects. Mine are spread out over the day - sometimes I take it immediately after a meal, sometimes not, but always have a pill or two at bedtime.
Hope you get this sorted and feel better soon. Are your bs readings better? Let us know how you are ...
Thanks Linda,
That's finally what I figured out. Made sense to me to gradually introduce this into my system, so instead of two per day, I took one and now have added the other one in the pm.
So far so good ! Not feeling quite so yucky. No nausea, a little dizzy or light headed for about an hour or so, but for the most part, I feel much better. BS is between 105 and 128 ( 128 being the highest so far )
I have learned so much on this forum. Peanut butter on apples.....my favorite. Bought the Betty Crocker cookbook for diabetics. My husband is very supportive and cooks a lot. I was actually able to say " no potatoes and corn at the same time, I'm a diabetic"
I going to make it after all. Thanks everyone
Hi Jerry,
30 days now on Metformin. Nausea is gone and diarrhea is better. Someone here posted ( can't remember who) that the more carbs you eat the more stomach problems. Found that out real fast during Halloween. Only problem is severe bloating at times...but I'm watching closely what I eat and the amount I eat at one time. Seems like smaller meals go easier on the tummy. The down side to this is I haven't lost any weight. Haven't gained any either. But my exercise program hasn't gone into full swing yet. Well, honestly, it hasn't gone at all. One thing at a time. ( Bad advice ).
My mom and sister couldn't tolerate the side effects of this med, so I really thankful it is working for me. I have zero insurance and this is at least affordable.
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I was working the whole day, but it didn't stop me to check TB and update my blogs, hehe. The guys went back to downtown early, but not me. I'd stay for a bit longer at the office. One of the girls gave me a drive to the hotel, but before we picked up his kids from daycare. I was expecting 2 children, but they were 4! And she's expecting the 5th! uffff.
Tim drove me to downtown and then we went to a delicious dinner. Sorry I couldn't take pictures, but it would have been so much trying to explain it during the business meeting. After 4 bottles of wine, I left and went back to my hotel. I was ready to sleep. The guys would keep on partying and enjoying the clubs and bars in the French Quarter. But not me, I guess they wanted to be just boys, haha.
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Tampa Bay Lightning general manager Steve Yzerman turned agitator Steve Downie into a first-round pick and a prospect with a three-team trade on Tuesday.
After sending Downie to Colorado for defenceman Kyle Quincey, Yzerman flipped Quincey to Detroit for a first-round pick in 2012 and prospect Sebastien Piche.
"These moves are made to make us better in the future," Yzerman said. "We're excited about the future. These draft picks give us options. They don't help today, no question, but again my goal is to get a Stanley Cup here, and I think we have to do some tough things along the way to do that."
The Lightning have two first-round picks in 2012 along with a maximum of four and a minimum of three selections in the second round.
"We could hang on to some of those picks and still, if a move comes up that a team is looking to move a player, there's a lot of options for us," Yzerman said. "Draft-related or potentially trade-related, we've got some flexibility."
Downie and Quincey are set to become restricted free agents on July 1.
The Lightning have become big sellers ahead of the trade deadline after previously sending Dominic Moore to San Jose and Pavel Kubina to Philadelphia.
Downie was in his fourth season with the Lightning and had 12 goals and 28 points in 55 games this year.
"Our organization believes that Steve Downie will add grit and skill to our lineup offensively," Avalanche general manager Greg Sherman said in statement. "He plays the game with an edge, and we look forward to seeing the immediate and future impact he can bring to our team."
The 26-year-old Quincey returns to the Red Wings after being drafted by the organization in 2003. He had five goals and 23 points in 54 games for the Avs this year.


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The offense scored on its first drive of 58 yards. John Stuart finished the drive with a one-yard run up the middle. Frankie Davis broke a 54-yard run on a reversal and scoring his fifth touchdown of the season on the next play. Stuart also scored his fifth touchdown of the season in the third quarter. Quarterback Noah Giglio put the game away when he found the end zone on a quarterback keeper. Giglio and Steven Urea each kicked extra points. The defense continued to play well despite giving up its first points of the season. Nick Corvino led the team in tackles with eight, and Davis was not far behind with seven tackles, five solo. Lewis Brown added a sack and Jamie Minick had two tackles for a loss. Corvino and Stuart each recovered fumbles.
The Dodgers will take on Denville at Dodge Field this Saturday, Oct. 13.
Pee Wees Topple Dover
The Dodger Pee Wees shut down Dover, 24-0, in an away game Oct. 6.
Madison went 53 yards on its first drive, starting with a 20-yard pass from Kyle Teevan to Darnell Evans. Will Brundage ran the ball for 18 yards, setting up Evans to take the ball into the end zone for a 6-0 lead. The Dodgers defense held Dover, and on the next possession Madison went to the air for three plays. A 45- yard pass from Teevan to Lucas Delavan was followed by a pass to Andrew Conley f or 15 yards, and the drive was finished off with a 12-yard slant pass into the end zone to Delavan for a 12-0 lead.
The next Dodgers drive was on the ground, finished off with a five-yard touchdown run by Justin Scarzella to bring the score to 18-0. The final drive was capped off with a 12-yard run by Brundage to make it 24-0.
The stars on offense included linemen Stuart Behrens and Kyle Kaufman and wing back Grant Foulsham. The Dodger defense was led by Evans, Conley, Mike Boardman and Ralph Sandello.
"This is a great group of kids," said head coach Dominic Bocchino. "They are like sponges as the coaching staff teaches these guys pretty advanced stuff for their ages and they can do it. We practice all week and they go out on game day and perform. All the credit goes to the kids for wanting to be the best they can be and my staff of assistant head coach Vito Lupino and assistants Joe Sandello, Ralph Sandello and Mark Sweeny." Madison will host Denville at 5 p.m. this Saturday.
Super Pee Wees Win
The Dodger Super Pee Wees continued their winning ways with a 21-0 shutout over Dover on Oct. 6. The Madison defense took the field first and forced a turnover on Dover's first possession. Ryan Zimmerman recovered the loose ball and Madison took over at the Dover 40-yard line.
With Jimmy Mattina and Jack O'Connor carrying the load, the Madison offense move d the ball down to the Dover Tigers' 12-yard line. On first and 10 from the 12-yard line, quarterback Noah Ellis called his own number, and ran around the left side to the one-yard line. On the next play, Ellis, behind the blocking of Danny Phillips and Kyle Ceres, took the ball over the goal line for Madison's first touchdown.
Dover received the kickoff at its own 40 but failed to move the ball against the Dodger defense. On fourth and three, Dover went for the first down, but defenders Ceres and Robbie Savacol stopped the Dover advance. Madison took over on the Dover 45 and kept the ball on the ground. On a fourth and long, O'Connor carried the ball behind the blocking of Michael Lang and Billy Suk around the left side for a 25-yard gain. Mattina carried next, breaking tackles for eight yards, and on third down he carried again for a 17-yard gain. With the ball inside the five-yard line, O'Connor finished off the drive with an off-tackle run for 6 points .
Madison's defense continued to dominate the line of scrimmage, led by Owen Durham and Doug Van Orden on Dover's next series. On a key fourth and five, Dover tried a halfback option but the pass fell incomplete. With time running down in the half, Madison took to the air. Ellis connected with Trey Michael for a catch an d a 10-yard gain. O'Connor ran for another long gain but time ran out in the half with Madison ahead 14-0.
As the second half began, the Tiger defense held Madison to short gains and forced the Dodgers to pass on fourth down. Ellis connected with Michael Irving but w as just short of the first down. The Dodger defense took the field again, and Qawwee Harris and Phillip led the charge with tackles behind the line of scrimmage, forcing the Tigers to punt. Madison took control at its own 35.
Madison was forced to punt in the next series, but the Madison defense thwarted the Tiger advance as Ceres and Trey Michael shared a sack and Miranda and Doug Van Orden combined for a defensive stop.
Madison's final touchdown came on a 63-yard run by Jack O'Connor, who finished the day with more than 100 yards on the ground.
Madison defensive coordinator Pete Doherty was credited for the strategy that held the Dover offense to four first downs all day. Madison will take on Denville under the lights this Friday, Oct. 12.