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Leigh on Sea, what is it like?
Looking to re-locate to Leigh on Sea area, is there any particular parts that are good to live in? Not interested in schools, but prefer a bungalow in a quieter area
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I would suggest that you look at the local authorities website or police.gov to see what the crime statistics etc for this area are. You can also look at the local tourist board website for that area which gives you an up to date overview of the area.Answered on Jun 13 2011, Report content
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In case your confused about the subject, I'm talking about music that you might hear on the radio, or on a CD.
This is not Metroid game music or themes, but songs and/or lyrics that remind you of Metroid in some way.
For example, the song you want to share may reflect your view on how Samus sounds like.
The lyrics to the song might make you think of an event that happened in the games, and the music might resemble a Metroid melody somehow.
You don't have to have all these things, just share the song(s) or lyrics that remind you of Metroid.
I created this thread for fun and to share our thoughts, tastes and experiences of music and the way we view it towards Metroid.
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Article source: Bunker Arquitectura
What happens when the concept of a project is reduced to a facade in the process of its development? Are purely aesthetic aims valid in architecture? Is façadism something worthwhile? Are we to become architectural dermatologists?
A client contacted us to design a hotel for corporate suites in Napoles, a residential neighborhood in Mexico City that has been rapidly converting to office use over the past few years. The plot was located across the street from the convention center of the World Trade Center, by far the busiest office building in the city. The suites were intended to accommodate businesspeople visiting the WTC and the year round expositions.
- Architects: Bunker Arquitectura
- Project: Filadelfia Corporate Suites
- Location: Mexico City, Mexico
- Partners: Esteban Suarez (Founding Partner) and Sebastian Suarez (Partner)
- Project Leader: Diana Arroyo
- Project Team: Diana Arroyo, Ximena Muhlia, Ana Salcillo, Andrea Vazquezbracho, Jesús Romo Heredia, Jorge Núñez, Diego Jasso, Guillermo Bastián, Ana Hernández & Elizabeth Silíceo
- Collaborators: Jorge Arteaga & Zaida Montañana
- Structural Engineering: Juan Felipe Heredia
- Software used: Autocad, 3d Studio Max, Adobe Creative Suite – Illustrator, Photoshop.


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Reflective Essay
Forest School training had been on my radar and wish list for professional development for a while. The draw to Forest School has its roots in my own passion for the environment and learning outdoors with children. So when I found out about training locally, I took the opportunity with both hands. I had just accepted a job as a TA in a Reception class after having worked as a childminder and in a nursery. I had high expectations of the course, hoping it would give me the teaching tools to offer children in the Reception classes more and opportunities for outdoor play and learning.
Before starting the course I read Sara Knight's book 'Forest School and Outdoor Learning in the Early Years' and immediately it struck a chord. The Forest School ethos resonates with everything I think is essential, beneficial and fun for children and their childhood. Our society is changing at a fast pace and it concerns me that children are increasingly disconnected from nature and spend less time playing outside. (www.playengland.org.uk, 2015) Forest School is literally a breath of fresh air. It can help to make children more resilient, sociable, creative and hopefully to be able to handle the pressures of life better. Forest School can play a part in increasing their chances to grow into happy, healthy and successful adults. The course taught me this and much more.
Initially I felt self-conscious and unprofessional as I realised how little I remembered about theories underpinning good early years practice. At the same time I realised I would be learning together with the children about flora and fauna and I would need to model and display the characteristics of effective learning myself. I found this exciting and after the first training weekend my head was full of ideas and I could barely wait to start running my own Forest School sessions. Competent at risk assessing, I had never conducted a risk benefit assessment before. Forest School gives ample opportunities for children to take supported risks and be involved and assess their own risks. I have now included risk benefits in all my risk assessments inside and outside the classroom.
I purchased some books about theories linked to Forest School as well as flora and fauna guides. The homework assignments were small achievable tasks and also helped me to learn more about self-esteem, play theories, learning theories and learning styles. I started to be able to identify more trees and my confidence was growing. It made me realise I like to specialise in outdoor learning.
At the second training weekend I felt a huge sense of achievement having made my own mallet using a scary looking bill hook. I love making fires and I learnt about fire safety and risk assessments. It felt so satisfying to make simple beads from Elder and I could relate to how these small achievable tasks can improve a child's self-esteem having experienced it first-hand myself.
At this point I was still a bit apprehensive about how children would react to Forest School. How would I cope with children who don't want to stay outside? What might children notice and be interested in? I was able to shadow another Forest School Leader who works on our site. Observing him and experiencing a session gave me the confidence to go with the flow and tune into the children's needs instead of holding onto a planning. The flora and fauna resource task helped me to get to know my Forest School site better and to start identifying trees and shrubs on site.
I was very pleased with my sessions and the outcomes for the children. The course and the handbook I had to write had given me the foundations for the sessions. Now it was up to me to make it happen and make it fun. I came across some challenges but my fellow students and Tracy gave me advice which made me feel supported. I wanted to make sure I balanced the child-led ethos well with keeping the children safe and maintaining authority. It took some time but I felt I did get it right. The smiles on the children's faces and the sparkle in their eyes were magic. It felt great to be able to give children time to play and explore and connect with nature. My favourite moment was when all the children stuck out their tongue to 'eat the rain'.
The concept of Forest School is simple but effective. The theories have helped me to focus and formulate my core values in relation to connect children with nature. I want to be an advocate for outdoor learning and Forest School training has opened up a whole new approach to me. It has helped to shape my provision for children for learning and playing outside. It has become a valuable tool in my Early Years Teacher toolkit. It has empowered me to facilitate rather than teach children within the boundaries of the school curriculum but outside the classroom. Forest School is an excellent way of providing children with time to play, explore and learn, giving them a new and different experience which supports all children and all learning styles. The principles of Forest School are based on play showing strong links with the EYFS. Forest School observations can easily be linked to the EYFS areas of learning and characteristics of effective learning.
Personally it has given me the chance to work with 4 and 5 year olds within the more strict school environment in a way which reflects my believes and feelings, being able to give them time to free play, explore and take appropriate risks, stimulating all their senses.
My challenge is now to develop my practice by running more sessions and keep learning as the seasons and groups I work with change. I am going to make sure Forest School becomes a part of the Early Years curriculum and time table at the school.


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Inspirations - If You Only Knew lyrics
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Have you prayed for a loved one struggling hard with pain?
You asked the Lord for healing, but that healing never came.
And in spite of all your efforts, the good Lord called them Home.
It's hard to let go when you're trying to hold on.
Now you're down in the valley looking up to the sky
And you're praying "Lord, you know what's best, but I don't understand why."
If you could hear your loved one speaking now to you,
They'd say, "You wouldn't be grieving if you only knew."
If you only knew I'm just going Home.
Your prayers have been answered, my sickness is gone.
Things look much better from Heaven's view.
The Son always shines, we're having a time,
If you only knew.
To be absent from the body is present with the Lord
I'm in the arms of Jesus now, and I'm not suffering anymore.
Hand in hand we'll stroll together down Heaven's avenue.
We're having a big celebration if you only knew.
Things look much better from Heaven's view.
The Son always shines, we're having good times,
If you only knew.
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Datamashup Workshop
Thanks to the Mix and Mash datamashup competition and the lovely folks at Digital NZ MESA was able to hold a workshop for datamashups and API at Victoria on Friday 2nd September 2011. The speaker was Tim McNamara, a technology analyst and data ninja from Wellington. And a big thanks to CityLink (www.citylink.co.nz) for the great wifi and Charities Commission for sponsoring the Beginners' Guide to Mashups.
PLEASE NOTE: All opinions and views expressed in the material below are those of the author(s) alone and do not represent those of MESA, the MacDiarmid Institute or the Mix and Mash datamashup competition or its sponsors.
What you need for a data mashup:
- Data! Find your datasets that you want to mashup (see the data sources links below for ideas)
- Extract the datasets from their source.
- Mash the sets up together, either via writing your own code, or using a spreadsheet editor like Google Refine (and geocode the points if you need to!)
- Interpret/analyze the results (try Google Fusion Tables or ggplot2)- remember, the best mashups solve a problem.
- Stick on some form of UI (User interface) – mapbox is free and fun!
- Post the mashup online – some free hosting services are listed below
- Complete the Mix and Mash NZ entry form and make sure you have followed the Mix and Mash rules
Win $10 000! – that's it 🙂
Workshop Slides
Workshop Notes
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MixandMash Workshop – Part 1 from Elf Eldridge on Vimeo.
MixandMash Workshop – Part 2 from MESA on Vimeo.
MixandMash Workshop – Part 3 from ENZSN on Vimeo.
Videos within presentation
Visualizing Data Using R and ggplot2
Mashing Government Data
Google Refine
Mapbox's Tilemill map generation software
TileMill: Open Source Map Design from Development Seed on Vimeo.
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Yahoo Query Language (YQL)
Google Fusion tables
Yahoo Pipes
scraperwiki.com – searches XML tabs and pulls out what you want
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Data manipulation resources
Google Refine
r studio
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Google Code University
Software Carpentry
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Google Public Data Explorer
NZ Science Datasets
Historical Weather Database
Biodiversity Vegetation
Births per Day 2009/2010
Department of Conservation
Economic Datasets
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Internet Browsers "Not Responding"
Ever since I installed the W7 OS (64 bit) about 2 weeks ago I've been having problems while browsing the internet. If I try to watch a video, log in to my school's library site, or sometimes just chat with people via Facebook, I'm almost guaranteed to get the "Not Responding" message, at which point I have to close the browser, open another one, and start over again in the hopes that the next attempt will be more successful. I get this response when using Firefox, I.E., and Chrome. If there's anyone out there who knows of an easy fix please let me know. I'm not a huge computer guy so layman's terms would be much appreciated! Thanks
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Hello smj451, welcome to Seven Forums!
Is this something that has been going on for a while or has it just started?
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It just started happening about 2 weeks ago when I upgraded to Windows 7. I had been using Vista previously and never experienced this problem.
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I'm having the exact same problem! It is so annoying, please help!
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|24 Feb 2010
Possibly fixed.
Okay, so last night I downloaded CC Cleaner, and apparently when I upgraded from Vista to 7, something strange happened with the registry, the java wasn't upgraded correctly and the old one was still hiding on my computer somewhere. I just ran CC Cleaner and got rid of the old versions of Java (and shockwave and flash for good measure) and re-installed the latest versions. So far, I haven't had any of the problems that I had been having chatting, watching videos or listening to audio files.
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Online moisture analyser (for bulks such as iron ore or coal) easy to commission, calibrate and service
Friday, June 26, 2009
Callidan Instruments, the manufacturer of MoistScan®, has recently added remote access functionality to its range of online microwave moisture analysers. The MoistScan is now equipped with internet-based wireless connectivity making remote calibration and service easy and cost effective.
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Electronic Journal on California Gold Rush and Gold Mining
Thursday, May 14, 2009
The Sierra College Press has published an electronic journal on the California Gold Rush and Gold Mining. This eJournal is the latest edition of Snowy Range Reflections: A Journal of Sierra Nevada History and Biography.
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Coal through a microscope
Monday, May 11, 2009
If you think that coal is a boring black rock then you have never seen it through a transmitted light microscope. The microscope reveals coal's hidden beauty as well as its composition.
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MIPAC Unveils CellView® for Copper Electro-refining and Winning
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
MIPAC introduces new wireless technology for tankhouse management that significantly improves copper and other electrolytic process operations
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Blasting and Fragmentation Software from Blastware
Monday, September 29, 2008
From Blastware comes new software to simulate the charge delay times involved in blasting.
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Heap Leach Pad Risks
Wednesday, September 03, 2008
Risk management enables you to identify risks and take action to avoid them before you get hurt. At least that is the theory.
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Thursday, August 28, 2008
Here is a link to a fascinating site from Brazil. I refer to Infomimet which describes itself as an "important information source for the mining, mineral and metallurgical sectors in the context of sustainable development."
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Xstrata Technology & MIPAC in Exclusive Service Agreement
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
MIPAC & Xstrata Technology have announced the formalisation of their long-standing relationship, with an exclusive Collaboration Agreement for the delivery of the ISASMELT™ & ISACONVERT™ smelting and copper converting technology.
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In-Lake Tailings Disposal
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
A new report from the Globe and Mail states that sixteen Canadian mining companies have applied to dispose of mine tailings in lakes across the country.
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Pierina Gold Mine
Thursday, June 12, 2008
GoldSim to the rescue again: an abstract for the conference on Tailings & Mine Waste '08 tells of a water balance model for the Pierina Gold Mine in Peru using GoldSim for the entire plant.
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MIPAC Delivering Advanced Process Control Solution for Xstrata Zinc
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
MIPAC, a respected world leader in process control, is working with Xstrata to improve operations in its Mt Isa Zinc Concentrator. MIPAC will help Xstrata to automate and optimise key processes in the plant
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Non-Traditional Uranium Mining
Friday, February 29, 2008
Here is a way to get more uranium from old mines and simultaneously protect surface water quality. In the paper Non-Traditional Utilization of Uranium Deposits After Underground Mining Completion, Rapantova et al. write of recovery of uranium from groundwater
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Copper Solvent Extraction
Friday, February 08, 2008
Here is a link to a magnificent paper in the InfoMine library relevant to all metallurgists. The paper is called Technical Review – Copper Solvent Extraction in Hydrometallurgy.
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Comminution Tests
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
If you need to test your mine's ore as part of a comminution study, you can do no better than get a copy of SGS's booklet Comminution Tests.
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HPGR Trade-Off Studies
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
TechnoMine has previously posted an article from Wardrop on High Pressure Grinding Rolls (HPGR) in the mining industry.
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Conference of Metallurgists Abstracts
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
At this link you will find the program and abstracts from a past Conference of Metallurgists. To keep you informed and help you decide, here are my edited versions of abstracts of papers that caught my attention.
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Gekko Systems Short Info Program - Part 8
Friday, September 7, 2007
This is the last of an eight week short information program that is intended to keep people in the mineral processing sector up to date with the developments at Gekko Systems.
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Gekko Systems Short Info Program - Part 7
Friday, August 31, 2007
This is the seventh of an eight week short information program that is intended to keep people in the mineral processing sector up to date with the developments at Gekko Systems.
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Gekko Systems Short Info Program - Part 6
Friday, August 24, 2007
This is the sixth of an eight week short information program that is intended to keep people in the mineral processing sector up to date with the developments at Gekko Systems.
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International Solvent Extraction Conference 2008
Thursday, August 23, 2007
From Bruce A. Moyer, Technical Program Chair, ISEC 2008: The deadline is approaching for abstracts for the International Solvent Extraction Conference, ISEC 2008
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Pollution Problems in the Mineral and Metallurgical Industries
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
For those with a taste for the out-of-the way, the insightful and the different, here is a fascinating small book: Pollution Problems in the Mineral and Metallurgical Industries
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Solvent Extraction
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
In 1989 Elsevier published a book called Tailings Management: Problems and Solutions in the Mining Industry by Gordon M. Ritcey. Here is a brief review of the book
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Gekko Systems Short Info Program - Part 5
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
This is the fifth of an eight week short information program that is intended to keep people in the mineral processing sector up to date with the developments at Gekko Systems.
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Gekko Systems Short Info Program - Part 4
Thursday, August 09, 2007
This is the fourth of an eight week short information program that is intended to keep people in the mineral processing sector up to date with the developments at Gekko Systems.
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Gekko Systems Short Info Program - Part 3
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
This is the third of an eight week short information program that is intended to keep people in the mineral processing sector up to date with the developments at Gekko Systems.
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Heap Leach Pad Raincoats
Monday, July 30, 2007
The water balance of a heap leach pad may be detrimentally affected during the rainy season by excessive infiltration from heavy rains.
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Gekko Systems Short Info Program - Part 2
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
This is the second of an eight week short information program that is intended to keep people in the mineral processing sector up to date with the developments at Gekko Systems.
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Gekko Systems Short Info Program - Part 1
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
From Gekko Systems: This is the first of an eight week short information program that is intended to keep people in the mineral processing sector up to date with the developments at Gekko Systems.
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History of Metallurgy
Friday, July 13, 2007
A History of Metallurgy (1994) is edited by Fathi Habashi of the Department of Mining & Metallurgy, Laval University, Quebec City. It is a collection of articles from a multi-volume work.
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Microwave Infrared Technologies
Friday, April 27, 2007
In a dim room in Denver, drinking after a snowy SME day, I chanced on a friendly & voluble fellow: Dr. Gus Van Weert. He told me in enthusiastic tones of his work.
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DEM Solutions Particle Mechanics
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
DEM Solutions software is used to simulate, analyze, and visualize particle flows so that you can get a feel for what is happening in a situation involving particle kinematics, momentum, and heat and mass transfer.
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Mining Labs
Friday, March 23, 2007
At every stage of mining, a lab is needed to test some sample or other. During exploration there are soil and rock samples to test, during production there are metallurgical and environmental samples to test
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Monday, March 19, 2007
International Mining, January 2007 features another of those great articles from John Chadwick with a catchy title and chock-full of content. This one is called Comminution Conundrum.
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Application of High Pressure Grinding Rolls in the Mining Industry
Friday, March 16, 2007
The application of High Pressure Grinding Rolls (HPGR) in the mining industry, especially as a replacement for the conventional Semiautogenous (SAG) milling process
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Mining for the Future
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
There is no mining without human resources. People are ultimately what mining is all about. People to plan and run the mines.
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Mine Chemical Opportunities
Monday, February 26, 2007
All the information you might need in 2007 on the what chemicals the mining industry will needs now and in the future.
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BioteQ Mexico
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Technical and financial innovation in one project: Columbia Metals Corporation (also at this link) has contracted with BioteQ Environmental Technologies (also at this link) to construct and operate a copper recovery and water treatment plant
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Franklin Mining
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
A rare collection of technical and cost evaluation reports on a new mining project is available at the Franklin Mining, Inc site
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Solution Mining Irrigation
Wednesday, February 07, 2007
A well-produced brochure is more informative than a text book, and certainly more entertaining than most paper magazines stuffed with pale replications of marketing materials turned into fake-erudite articles.
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Data Metallogenica
Monday, February 05, 2007
Probably the most extraordinary website I have yet come across is Data Metallogenica on-line
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Aditya Birla Minerals and India
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
The moral of this story is that news reports and Annual Reports can tell the curious engineers and technicians amongst us interesting tales of the trials and tribulations of mining
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Silver Deposits - Analysis & Metallurgy
Thursday, January 19, 2007
The method selection for silver analysis and the art and science of extracting silver metal from silver minerals...
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Discrete Element Method (DEM)
Thursday, November 30, 2006
The sales brochures are readily available. The technical papers are not. What the computer software does is readily obvious. What can yet be done to benefit the mining industry is not.
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Cyclones and Krebs
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
The universal solution? At last computing power catches up with the need to analyze the real world. Solutions for the mining industry are not there yet, but the computer codes are standing ready
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Proudfoot Case Histories
Monday, November 27, 2006
For the aficionado of mining case histories, there is a venerable cornucopia on the Proudfoot Consulting website. Here is an edited version of one they recently sent us
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Zambian Processing
Thursday, November 23, 2006
This from the pages of the Times of Zambia: Large scale mining companies have invested US$1.4 billion in plant rehabilitation, expansion and in new technology in the last five years, President Mwanawasa has said.
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Problem Solver
Friday, November 10, 2006
As the traditional diagnostic methods failed to provide any insight into the cause of the problem I found myself focussing more and more on the comments of the operator relative to the wind.
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Phosphate Request
Monday, September 25, 2006
Unusual requests sometime find their way to my desk. Sometimes I post them in accordance with the idea that doing so may help the sender and most importantly result in benefit to a reader of TechnoMine.
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Met Request
Monday, September 18, 2006
Can you help a student with information? Here is a request I received by e-mail from a student at the university that was the rival to that I attended. Therefore I must do anything I can to help in the interests of a long-standing academic rivalry.
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Acid Mine Drainage
Thursday, September 14, 2006
"Most sites have a lot of Fe in their acid mine drainage." True. But how do you treat it? I do not know. But the answer is on the web. This is what I found.
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Friday, August 18, 2006
Russians outwit Americans in patent resuscitation! You must love headlines like this. I use it to introduce the following that popped up one day in my e-mail inbox: Cyclotec, an engineering team from St. Petersburg, Russia
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HJ3 Composite Technologies
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
InfoMine will soon have Wikis and e-Forums on the pages of TechnoMine. In anticipation, here is the first competition: list the uses of high-strength carbon or glass filaments in a polymer resin in retrofitting and rehabilitating mine facilities.
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I first saw pictures of Philip Johnson's Glass House during my years at Architecture School. In addition to the breathtaking style, what impressed me most about this house was that the Architect built it for himself, choosing all of the elements that he felt he needed to enjoy a creative life there. I was inspired with the thinking that living spaces didn't have to be the same for each person, divided into separate rooms, or even have solid walls. Johnson didn't have to convince a client that this type of living was possible, he invented it for himself and invited the world to enjoy it. His vision culminated in one of America's iconic residences. Throughout my design career, I have been pursuing the ideas of what makes people feel truly 'at home' and working to understand the elements that help inspire a creative life. I've been on this journey, in many ways, because of The Glass House.
Johnson built his house in 1949 and spent time there over the next 50 years. The stories that are told about his legendary parties, guests and conversations are testaments to the clarity of his vision and his commitment to an environment he considered home. I had the amazing privilege to spend time on the land and in The Glass House. I was able to enjoy first hand what this space felt like after being inspired by it for decades.
As soon as I set foot upon the property I could feel a peaceful calm come over me. The Glass House strips away all distractions – revealing its essence. The house is extraordinarily simple, basically a steel frame and glass infill, with a unique round brick bathroom and fireplace near the center. The integrity of materials is immediately apparent. All of the elements of the steel structure are actually steel. The window frames, doors and the lighting. No painted wood meant to look like steel. The heating system is a radiant slab so the brick floor is warm in every corner, eliminating ducting and vents. Every piece of furniture was designed by Mies van der Rohe which further reduced the visual complexity. There is no room for bookshelves, and art, and the stuff of life. Staying true to his original vision, he made room for these necessities by compartmentalizing them into separate buildings sprinkled across the 49 acre compound.
Separating the outside from the inside by only ¾" glass was such a daring experiment. Not only in the practical sense of building in a climate with significant weather swings but also doing away with the notions of privacy from the outside world. Once inside the house though, it becomes clear how the house celebrates the powerful presence of nature and even encourages a close relationship. To be able to really see the changes of the seasons, which trees turn yellow and which turn red. Open to the natural rhythms of sunrise and sunset. Watching saplings grow into large shade trees. Ponds created and formed into thriving eco systems. The pathways that connect all of the parts of his home, like outdoor hallways, help expand the infinite possibilities of home and living.
I believe that good design inspires creativity. It invites us to reflect on our own lives and live more consciously. There is an uncompromising purity to The Glass House. It results from innovative thinking matched with a passion to stay true to one's vision. After experiencing the home up close, my regard for these ideals has only grown. It fortifies my belief in the importance of longevity and transparency. And, most of all, simplicity. These principals have been the foundation of our design aspirations at Lifefactory.
I encourage you to learn more about the The Glass House (www.theglasshouse.org) which is now a National Trust Historic Site. If you're ever in the NY/CT area, please schedule an appointment to see the property.
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Daren Joy is an award-winning integrative designer.
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act ("PPACA"), sets forth requirements via the Internal Revenue Code Section 501(r) for hospital organizations to conduct a periodic assessment of health needs of those living in their service area. Windham Hospital has recently completed an updated Community Health Needs Assessment.
This Community Needs Assessment is a systematic, data-driven approach to determining the health status, behaviors and needs of residents in the East Region of Hartford HealthCare's service area. The information garnered from the assessment may be used by Windham Hospital to inform decisions and guide efforts to improve community health and wellness.
A Community Needs Assessment provides information so that communities may identify issues of greatest concern and decide to commit resources to those areas, thereby making the greatest possible impact on community health status.
This Community Health Needs Assessment will serve as a tool toward Windham Hospital's efforts in reaching three basic goals:
The information included in the needs assessment provides the foundation upon which community health programs and interventions can be targeted, developed, and evaluated with the ultimate goal of improving the health of the community and its members.
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SAFE's annual election for three new Board members concluded on June 21. Thank-you for voting! The 2016 election had the highest member participation rate in the history of SAFE with 20% of the eligible members casting ballots.
Elected to serve three-year terms on the SAFE Board of Directors were Parvez Dara (current Board member) of Toms River, New Jersey, Eric Hake of Lake Jackson, Texas, and Mike Garrison of Port St. Lucie, Florida.
The new Board members will be seated immediately after SAFE's annual meeting on July 28 in Oskhosh, Wisconsin.


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Busgroup Südtirol is a network made up of 15 coach and car rental companies from the Italian region South Tyrol. The cooperation of the individual coach companies allows the network to offer five daily bus connections from various cities in South Tyrol to the Bavarian capital Munich and back. Apart from that, the bus network also offers bus routes from cities in northern Italy to the largest airport in the country's north.
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This is an ongoing relationship.
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We help brands produce unforgettable events. Our design-centric philosophy allows clients to re-invigorate their events by testing the limits of their creativity, and our in-house R&D team invents the technology necessary to bring those creative concepts to life.
From intimate events and activations to large user conferences, Rezin8 helps the world's leading brands create and produce experiences that engage audiences.
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Aptina, a global provider of CMOS imaging innovations, announced the launch of its new multi-function automotive imaging SOC. The single-chip design of the MT9V126 provides new scene viewing functionality that automotive and after-market manufacturers have been seeking. The SOC features the industry's smallest automotive-grade (AEC-Q100) package, excellent low-light sensitivity, on-chip lens distortion correction, perspective correction and a dynamic graphic overlay capability. Aptina's announcement of the MT9V126 coincides with the 2008 Convergence automotive electronics show administered by SAE International[tm] October 20-22. Aptina will be exhibiting in booth #100.
Automotive Image Sensor Expertise
The MT9V126 was designed with forward-thinking manufacturers in mind. Key features for the new SOC provide integrators with high-end performance at a lower system level cost. Aptina's breakthrough CMOS image sensor technology equals and surpasses CCD's low-light performance with low-light sensitivity of .5 Lux. The advanced pixel design eliminates structured noise and row noise resulting in clearer details and better overall picture quality. The one-chip SOC lowers system cost by eliminating the need for a DSP/FPGA and a distortion correction lens. Aptina's SOC operates at temperatures between -40º C to 105º C meeting automotive-grade (AEC-Q100) requirements. Additionally, engineering development is simplified as the tuning is done by sophisticated Host System Commands and no longer requires direct register writes. Finally, Aptina's new SOC design promotes faster time to market with a royalty-free form factor automotive reference design.
"The MT9V126 is truly a best-in-class SOC camera solution that provides a unique combination of low light sensitivity and advanced integrated features," notes Curtis Stith, Automotive Segment Director at Aptina. "Extended capabilities like the SOC's dynamic graphic overlay engine, lens distortion and perspective correction bring high end features to the mainstream."
Market Trends
Automotive market trends point toward the next generation of viewing functionality that support additional features such as surround view, backseat viewing camera and advanced backup cameras. To support these trends, image sensors must provide greater functionality while meeting stringent industry specifications and lower costs. Aptina's new SOC incorporates features that will drive trends specific to next generation scene viewing applications.
The MT9V126 will be sampling in December of 2008 and will be in mass production the end of Q2 2009. This latest device extends Aptina's portfolio of scene viewing and scene processing automotive imaging that includes the MT9V022, MT9V111, and MT9V125.
About Aptina
Aptina, a subsidiary of Micron Technology, is a global provider of CMOS imaging solutions. A leading provider of 2, 3 and 5 mega-pixel CMOS image sensors to the industry's most popular, mainstream and high-end mobile phone manufacturers, Aptina's CMOS image sensors also bring high-quality picture and video capabilities to digital still cameras, personal media video recorders, surveillance cameras, notebook cameras, and automotive applications. Aptina continues to drive innovation in the market with its growing portfolio of CMOS technologies and image sensor solutions.
About Micron
Micron Technology, Inc., is one of the world's leading providers of advanced semiconductor solutions. Through its worldwide operations, Micron manufactures and markets DRAMs, NAND flash memory, CMOS image sensors, other semiconductor components, and memory modules for use in leading-edge computing, consumer, networking, and mobile products. Micron's common stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the MU symbol.
Aptina, the Aptina logo, Micron and the Micron orbit logo are trademarks of Micron Technology, Inc.


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Hi Guys,
I would like to allow my staff to share data over the internet when they are working away from the office.
I was wondering it is possible/secure to plant the main database on a webserver under an SSL connection and the rest of the staff will have replica's on their laptops. Then the database can be syncronised once a day or so.
Will access support being syncronised through a SSL connection.
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December 04, 2014
The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday voted to approve H.R. 5771, the Tax Increase Prevention Act of 2014, which includes an amendment extending the federal 50-cent per gallon alternative fuels excise tax credits through the remainder of 2014, even though the credits had previously expired at the end of 2013.
These tax credits were made available to individuals, businesses, and other entities that use transportation fuel products such as compressed natural gas (CNG), liquefied natural gas (LNG), and propane autogas.
The alternative fuels excise tax credits are part of many business, individual, and energy tax incentives covered in H.R. 5771, which will next be reviewed by the Senate.
Does approval of the H.R. 5771, the Tax Increase Prevention Act of 2014 impact DART and whom should I talk to to see if we are getting this credit.
It is interesting to see the incentives are given about the same time when fuel prices are at its lowest. I strongly feel a push for Alternative Energy and the infrastructure to accommodate it
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Discussion in 'Interracial Sex Photos' started by Notsomeangene, Sep 12, 2011.
I need to get my wife blacked.
Nice pics!
I like the one of the woman touching the ground!
Yeah,me too. She's in a position to make the most of it!
My wife likes to fuck on her back,i think it brings out the slut in her,on her back/legs open ready to be fucked.
Fucking hot, these pics just want me to get my wife blacked even more.
My wife NEVER has this face expression when I'm fuckin her....
More pussy stretchin!
Is it wrong to like the pics where her head is thrown back in exstacy while he has his hands on her throat? It looks so wrong, rationally seems so wrong....but feels so right in the moment.
I'm not going to argue with you Babe. Whatever you say. Sounds like you know what you're talking about.
Love these pics , especially the one where the guy is busting her up on the couch, just look at her.
Checkout this!
Someone call the paramedics! These white chicks are getting slaughtered!!
yeah, but they like being slaughtered!
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Number 16 is the wifes sister..lol...wonder how the hell that ended up on here...
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FontCast #9 — TypeTogether
José Scaglione and Veronika Burian met in 2006 at the University of Reading in the UK and formed a small collaborative foundry that would become TypeTogether. Their name is fitting, given that the partners continue to work closely together despite a substantial geographical divide (Argentina and Prague). In its few short years of existence, the partnership has already yielded some very successful typeface releases (such as Bree, Ronnia, Adelle) and TypeTogether has become a household name among editorial designers. FontShop is proud to offer fonts from TypeTogether. I had a chance to ask them more about their recent rise to fame in Mexico City at ATypI's Typ09 conference.
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very, very cool. this is my fave fontcast yet, well done everyone!
Thanks for this! I can't help but love everything from TypeTogether.
I love this fontcast! The passion and the positivity about their work shines through. Wonderful.
Jose and Veronika thanks for all your work, I'm always impressed.
Brilliant FontCast, had seen some of their faces before but didn't know much about them till now.
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Weatherhead student Amday Wolde (MBA/Med Physiology) applied the critical thinking and presentation skills that he learned at Weatherhead to win first place in the mini-case competition.
Rachel Talton, an alum of Weatherhead's Doctor of Management program and the CEO of Synergy Marketing Strategy & Research, was interviewed by the The New York Times for an article called "What is Wealth?"
Aman Jeloka, finance head at Amazon Pay, chose Weatherhead because of the finance professors, its central location between New York and Chicago and the financial scholarship he received. Hear how his education helped shape his career.
Weatherhead's Robin Dubin was interviewed by NPR affiliate WCPN on the rise of rental property prices in Cleveland, noting that the data may not reflect the full picture.
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I Are A Wolf Inside A Human Body
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 84 People
New PackWhomever would like to join JAZ1792 and I in our newly formed wolf pack, you are welcomed. However, allow me to state that JAZ1792 will be alpha male, and I alpha female. You may contact one of us for further information.
Visions/dreams Of WolvesMy first wolf expierience was at 14. I just saw my first documentary on them & I just fell in love with them. For the next few years I keep having this dream of walking up to a lake at night in the snow at first I wondering where I am, but the lake looks beautiful in the...
JAZ1792 22-25, M 1 Response 0 Dec 8, 2011
Please Help Me UnderstandI first started having the dreams of being a wolf when I was sixteen and now I am almost twenty one. I would see myself as human in my dream, but the people around me would run and scream from me, they would fear me, and I idnd't realize why until I went to a pool of water and...
Tahahiro 18-21, F 7 Responses 0 Nov 30, 2010