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Wilhelmina Barns-Graham
Print Painting
Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, known as Willie, was born in St Andrews, Fife , on 8 June 1912. As a child she showed very early signs of creative ability. Determining while at school that she wanted to be an artist, she set her sights on Edinburgh College of Art where, after some dispute with her father, she enrolled in 1931, and after periods of illness, from which she graduated with her diploma in 1937. At the suggestion of the College's Principal Hubert Wellington, she moved to St Ives, Cornwall, in 1940, near to where a group of Hampstead-based modernists had settled, at Carbis Bay, to escape the war. This was a pivotal moment in her life. Early on she met Borlase Smart, Alfred Wallis and Bernard Leach, as well as the painter Ben Nicholson and the sculptors Barbara Hepworth and Naum Gabo. Barns-Graham became a member of the Newlyn Society of Artists and the St Ives Society of Artists but was to leave the latter when, in 1949, the St Ives art community suffered an acrimonious split, and she became a founder member of a breakaway group of abstract artists, the Penwith Society of Arts. She was also one of the initial exhibitors of the significant Crypt Group. In the same year she married the art critic David Lewis (they divorced in 1960). She travelled regularly over the next 20 years to Switzerland, Italy, Paris, and Spain. With the exception of a short teaching term at Leeds School of Art (1956 -1957) and three years in London (1960-1963), she lived and worked in St Ives. From 1960, on inheriting a house outside St Andrews from her aunt Mary Niesh (who had been a support to her throughout her art college years), she split her time between summers in Cornwall and winters in Scotland. Post-war, when St Ives had ceased to be a pivotal centre of modernism, her work and importance as an artist was sidelined, in part by an art-historical consensus that she had been only as a minor member of the St Ives school. In old age, however, she received belated recognition, receiving honorary doctorates from the University of St Andrews in 1992 and later from the universities of Plymouth, Exeter and Falmouth. In 1999 she was elected an honorary member of the Royal Scottish Academy and the Royal Scottish Watercolourists. She was awarded a CBE in 2001, the same year that saw the publishing of the first major monograph on life and work, written by Lynne Green - 'W.Barns-Graham : A Studio Life' (Lund Humphries). This publication was followed in 2007 by 'The Prints of WILHELMINA BARN-GRAHAM : a complete catalogue' by Ann Gunn (also a Lund Humphries publication). Her work is found in all major public collections within the UK. Wilhelmina Barns-Graham died in St Andrews on 26 January 2004. She bequeathed her entire estate to The Barns-Graham Charitable Trust, which she had established in 1987. The aims of the trust are to foster and protect her reputation, to advance the knowledge of her life and work, to create an archive of key works of art and papers, and, in a cause close to her heart, to support and inspire art and art history students through offering grants and bursaries to those in selected art college and universities. Through the course of her life Wilhelmina Barns-Graham's work generally lay on the divide between abstract and representational, typically drawing on inspirations from landscape. From 1940, when she arrived in Cornwall, her pictures are exploratory and even tentative as she began to develop her own method and visual language. The influence of St Ives then starts to arise, to take hold as local shapes and colours appear in the images - the Cornish rocks, landscape and buildings. Perhaps the most significant innovation at this time derived from the ideas of Naum Gabo, who was interested in the principle of stereometry - defining forms in terms of space rather than mass. Barns-Graham's series of glacier pictures that started in 1949, inspired by her walks on the Grindelwald Glacier in Switzerland, reflect the idea of looking at things in a total view, not only from the outside but from all points, including inside. In 1952 her studies of local forms became more planar and two dimensional, but from the mid 1950s she had developed a more expressionist and free form attitude following journeys to Spain. In the early 1960s, reflecting the turmoil in her personal life, Barns-Graham adopted a severe geometrical form of abstraction as a way of taking a fresh approach to her painting. Combined with a very intuitive sense of colour and design, the work often has more vitality than is immediately apparent. Squares tumble and circles flow across voids. Colour and movement come together and it is at this point in her work that St Ives perhaps exerts the least influence; rather, this approach more likely reflects an interest in the work of Josef Albers who was exciting UK artists at this time, in embracing new possibilities offered by the optical effects of a more formulaic abstraction. Nonetheless there is evidence to suggest that many images did stem from observations of the world around her. This is seen in a series of ice paintings in the late 1970s and then in a body of work that explores the hidden energies of sea and wind, composed of multiple wave-like lines drawn in the manner of Paul Klee. The Expanding Form paintings of 1980 are the culmination of many ideas from the previous fifteen years - the poetic movement in these works revealing a more relaxed view. From the late 1980s and right up until her death, Barns-Graham's paintings became more and more free; an expression of life and free flowing brushwork not seen since the late 1950s. Working mainly on paper (there are relatively few canvases from this period) the images evolved to become, initially, highly complex, rich in colour and energy, and then, simultaneously, bolder and simpler, reflecting her enjoyment of life and living. "In my paintings I want to express the joy and importance of colour, texture, energy and vibrancy, with an awareness of space and construction. A celebration of life - taking risks so creating the unexpected" (Barns-Graham, October 2001). This outlook is perfectly expressed in the extraordinary collection of screen prints that she made with Graal Press, Edinburgh, between 1999 and 2003.


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My daughter called me crying from school. Her 13-year-old schoolmate Hodaya had been killed that morning on her way to school in a terrorist attack on a bus in Jerusalem. I heard sobs from her and, in the background, school children crying out in sadness.
And yet as a country, we sit, day in and out, attacked almost each hour by terror.
The truth no one wants to admit is this: A suicide bomber is not an aberration, but the apotheosis of all that is authored by the Palestinian Authority. He is the hero of the Palestinian story.
It is difficult for many of us to believe that such a cruel "hero" could be purposefully created and celebrated. We want to deny the evil of such a creation. So we indulge in believing the twisted story of a causal relationship between despair and terror, as if there were a correlation between hopelessness and killing.
In this interpretation, terrorists kill because they have no choice.
Many Israelis also buy this apologetic plot line. One mother whose daughter was killed by a suicide bomber on Jerusalem's Ben-Yehuda mall said, "The guy who killed my daughter was crazy enough to kill himself as well because he had nothing to lose; he had nothing to live for because of the occupation."
The character of the terrorist created in this distorted version of reality is crazy and hopeless, pathetic. This interpretation would be absurd if it weren't so dangerous. My 13-year-old son, Koby, was stoned to death by terrorists not because his murderers had no hope -- but precisely because they had hope.
Terrorists are not hopeless; they are ruthless.
A more nuanced reading of terrorism would discern that terrorists are not hopeless, but ruthless. The terrorist is not in despair, but indoctrinated with an ideology of evil where meaning in life is equated with the destruction of Jews.
In fact, many terrorists are educated in universities where violence is taught as the master narrative of the Palestinian people.
America gives credence to the Palestinian text of hate when the US talks about its road map, about the need for each of the two sides to take steps to calm the situation – as if the intifada were a cycle of violence and not violence perpetuated by a Palestinian leadership inciting its population with the murderous intent to destroy Israel.
When Secretary of State Colin Powell justifies the targeted killing of al-Qaida operatives in Yemen at the same time condemning Israeli targeted killings of terrorists, he supports Palestinian terror.
When Bush calls for a tough stance against Iraq while countenancing the killing the innocent Israelis, he encourages terrorism. When the European Union calls for the Palestinian Authority to desist from killing Jews in Israel proper while allowing the killing of Jews in the territories, it sanctions murder.
It is time to stop trying to understand and analyze the cruel behavior of the Palestinians. What is needed is a Palestinian narrative coming from its own leadership that can encourage its people to adopt a strategy of hope and compromise rather than the infantile language of victimization, rage and violence.
It is unlikely to come into being in the foreseeable future. Instead, the "Quartet" must make one condition, and one condition only in its "road map": No progress can be achieved until the Palestinians renounce terror.
We cannot allow ourselves to engage in the deceit that the text of terror has more than one interpretation. Terror should not be interpreted. It should be eradicated.
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Putzmeister concrete pumps with the S-Valve are continually setting new world records in vertical and horizontal delivery. For example, in 1994 at Riva del Garda in Italy concrete was pumped vertically over 1,745-feet (532m), or a pump height of 1,990-feet (606m) at the Burj Khalifa job site. Even in these cases both machines and accessories were not operating at their limits, Putzmeister pumps can be counted on to perform reliably on demanding projects around the world.
With high delivery pressures up to 1,855 psi (130 bar), and maximum delivery outputs of up to 238 yd³/h (182m³/h), Putzmeister pumps are ideally suited for all concreting tasks.
Ideal for high pressure applications, our Big Mouth S-Valve effortlessly handles extremely harsh concrete mixes. It's huge 9-inch (230mm) intake opening provides a superior filling rate, while the long and controlled reduction of the S-Valve ideally forms the concrete for pumping.
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Mode of operation
- The low lying remixer paddle pushes the concrete directly in front of the cylinder openings
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- Depending on the position of the S-Valve the concrete is being pulled into a cylinder or pushed through the delivery pipeline.
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Greater efficiency, lower costs, increased flexibility – these are the results that Putzmeister truck.mixer concrete pumps with Ergonic® systems can achieve in practice.
Standard equipment:
Ergonic® Remote control: Within your grip!
- Ergonomic boom control with two joysticks
- The One Touch functions can be directly operated using the radio remote control. When One Touch operation is activated, it is possible to control the boom with only one joystick.
- The pump operator receives up-todate feedback and system displays for the machine directly on the clear display
- Simple operation of the entire display menu via rotary pushbutton
EPS - Ergonic Pump System
The advantages of EPS at a glance:
- Low wear
- Vibrations in the machine and boom are reduced
- Minimal noise during the optimised pumping process
- Includes EOC (Ergonic® Output Control) - regulates the engine to the perfect speed to minimise fuel consumption, wear and noise
- Fault management via EGD (Ergonic® Graphic Display)
- Fewer components and therefore lower service costs
- Convenient radio remote control incl. replacement cable remote control
- Practical and reliable fault management
- High degree of machine availability due to high-quality components and easy access to data via optional Ergonic® Tele Service (ETS) for rapid (remote) diagnosis
EGD - Ergonic® Graphic Display
provides a full overview
Simple control and increased operational safety
It provides information about:
- Hydraulic fluid temperature
- Operating hours
- Delivery pressure/delivery pressure limit
- Delivery rate/delivery rate limit
- Fault management
- And much more information
One Touch - Ergonic Boom Control
The Advantages of One Touch at a glance:
- Precise concrete placement, even with high output
- Defining critical working areas reduces risks
- The convenient, ergonomic one-handed control makes the work of the driver easier and ensures the height remains constant when moving the end hose in a horizontal Position
- Optimised, semi-automatic folding and unfolding process for quicker machine readiness and greater user-friendliness
- More stable end hose thanks to vibration damping
EOC – Ergonic Output Control
from zero to a hundred in one turn
- The delivery rate of the pump is set directly with just one knob on the radio remote control
- The electronics of the EOC then regulate the optimal engine speed for the lowest level of fuel consumption, wear and noise
- Ergonomic one-handed control gives the machine operator a great deal of freedom of movement
- If the boom is not moved and the pump is off, the engine decreases to idling speed, which can save up to 10 per cent fuel
Ergonic 2 radio remote control
Ergonic® FFS 2.0 at a glance
- Ergonomic boom control with two joysticks
- Convenient one-handed control (only with EBC) reduces the effort required by machine operators
- One Touch functions operated directly using the radio remote control
- Can also be used as a cable remote control (e.g.where radio communication is prohibited)
- Easy replacement of the radio remote control thanks to radiomatic® iLOG technology
- Lithium ion battery for a working time of up to 17 hours
- Optimum clarity thanks to modern menu guidance and 3.5" colour display
- Leak-tight and robust thanks to encapsulated electronics
- Improved safety on the construction site thanks to a lamp with pocket torch function
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By exchanging the integrated chip card, the radio remote control can be used for all concrete pumps, regardless of the number of arm segments.
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Benefits at a glance
- More power and less energy lost
· High efficiency
· While valves interrupt the oil flow on other systems, the intelligent control directs the oil into the drive cylinders without significant losses
· Expensive control blocks are not required which avoids the oil heating up and makes servicing easier
- Good ratio ensures powerful, convenient operation
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When large quantities of concrete are pumped, large quantities of oil also flow inside the hydraulic system. More power is transferred inside a closed free-flow hydraulic circuit because the oil is conveyed from the pump to the drive cylinders without loss. The adapted hydraulic System ensures extremely powerful interaction between components because the oil Ratio is perfect. Compared to the open circuit, this ingenious drive technology requires significantly less oil and does not generate as much heat. The system is also economical to operate because it achieves a high degree of energy efficiency and is easy to service.
One-Sided Support (OSS) Outrigger System
Stability in the smallest space
The installation conditions on many construction sites are restricted because they are located in urban areas or alongside busy roads. Whether or not truck-mounted concrete pumps can be used essentially depends on the support dimensions. The OSS (One Side Support) offers distinct advantages here:
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- Flexible application options
- Fewer obstacles in the surrounding area such as traffic
Backup Systems
Putzmeister boom pumps feature a single proximity switch in each position. Redundancy is not necessary because the Ergonic Pump Control System can override the switches if necessary.
All Putzmeister boom pumps feature the robust yet lightweight EZ Clean-Out RS 909 hopper, which is engineered for performance and durability. Offering 19.4 cu. ft. (550L) capacity, the hopper uses one hard-faced remixer paddle motor and grate-mounted vibrator. The grate is constructed of high-strength steel with welded connections for a long wear life. An innovative RFID safety switch incorporated in the hopper disables the machine when the grate is opened.
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Putzmeister pumps feature an exclusive free flow hydraulic system that performs to higher standards at lower cost than other pumps. Its valve-less intelligent monitoring system takes oil into the drive cylinders with no loss of pressure to enhance the pump's service life while increasing power and convenience.
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Dear Linux community,
today we're releasing TeamViewer 13.2 for Linux. The second point release again syncs our development with that of the other platforms and brings some general improvements.
In-session chat is now available on both sides and should thus be more useful, especially when supporting someone on a Linux machine.
Another area of work has been the keyboard. Some have pointed out that key combinations (involving Ctrl, Shift, Alt) don't always work well. As this does not affect everybody all the time, it is not easy to tackle. We made some changes, but it seems that there is still room for improvement. If you (still) experience such issues, please comment in Ctrl + <key> problem.
As most of the general functionality is now available, it has been decided that TeamViewer for Linux leaves the preview stage and becomes a regular product. Consequently, future releases can be expected to be in-sync with the other platforms.
The benefits of the native Linux client are obvious: The simple reason that on a 64 bit system you now naturally use the 64 bit package, might be the key factor why the installation rate went up - less people downloading the wrong package. The repository on the other hand has proven to be very helpful to keep people up-to-date.
The Qt-based UI also enabled us to add support for the 9 languages that were missing before, totalling 33 languages now. Wine did not handle non-latin scripts that well.
We have also put some effort in improved system integration. The notification icon got some love, and connections to the login screen should work better - at least if the login screen does not run on Wayland. While we have done some foundation work for Wayland, we're currently awaiting general remote control support in Wayland. This is also the reason why it's not mentioned in the survey below.
We're aware that some features are still missing. During the last months we have added features according to the need expressed by our users in a survey last December. Now we're asking for your valuable feedback again. If you would like to shape the future of the Linux client, please consider to participate in our survey.
It's only 3 questions and every voice counts. Thanks!
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As always, packages are available via repositories and on the TeamViewer Linux download page.
All the best,
Thanks ! There is so much to wait about Teamviewer Linux version,
I'm waiting for next updates and available to help on beta test or something like this.
My regards
I'm getting this error on Fedora:
"package teamviewer-13.2.13582-0.x86_64 cannot be verified and repo teamviewer is GPG enabled: failed to lookup digest in keyring for /var/cache/PackageKit/27/metadata/teamviewer/packages/teamviewer_13.2.13582.x86_64.rpm"
Can you please help?
@abatistas1709: I assume you're doing a fresh install (not an update)?
In this case, you can either just ignore the question, or you can download the public key file here and import the key by using the following command as root:
rpm --import TeamViewer_Linux_PubKey.asc
Your system will then trust packages signed by TeamViewer and it should install fine.
I'll have to add that note to our current installation notes (it was there in the old version).
Hope this helps! Cheers,
In fact, I received a system notification about a Teamviewer update and when I tried to do it, I got the error I mentioned earlier.
Thanks for helping.
Something seems to be wrong though...
The sign-in button doesn't do anything?
I'm on Ubuntu 18.04.1, running with the Pantheon desktop environment from Elementary OS, and I find that the popup menus and approval dialogs do not appear at all. This is a new change, since updating from 13.1.
Further issue: When my partner connects with remote control, possibly using the Spanish keyboard layout, my local Bluetooth keyboard's layout is permanently broken, even surviving a reboot, until I plug in a second USB keyboard, then both keyboards are reset to the US layout.
I saw a reply in the previous update release thread that suggested that middle click now works properly.
Middle click does not work on 13.2.13582. I tested both Linux to Linux and Linux to Windows wihout success.
I am having a similar issue. If I close TV I can sign in, but it will not remain signed in, if my computer goes to sleep I get signed out and have to put my password in again. I finally got tired and reverted to the previous version. Hopfully the next version will work better.
DanielStm wrote:
In-session chat is now available on both sides and should thus be more useful, especially when supporting someone on a Linux machine.
Great News! That's just the missing feature that prevented full switch to TV13 on our remote hosts!
On Linux Mint 17.3 64bits, I could use this new version once, just after the install. Next time I boot up my computer, I could not log in anymore : The login window does not let me type in my password, and in the main window, there is no session ID nor password displayed.
Reverting to version 12...
I'm being having a problem with login, as already confirmated user and previssiusly logged in Software.The client sometimes disconnect by yourself and logoff my account.
When trying manual login again nothing occours. And I only can login again after kill or reopen the software.
GUI not start for me
In my setup (manjaro), I had to install a dependency, nss-mdns, and it fixed the grayed login issue!
The reason I tried ver 13 and then returned to 12 is "command line" support. I created shortcuts with password so I can easily log to family/friend PC when needed, and it is irritating to have them locate Teamviewer and dictate login info, making mistakes do to miss-spelling.
DO you at ALL plan to implement command line support for LInux vevrsion?
testing teamviewer-suse-13.2.13582-0.x86_64 (still using V6 with commercial license)
found following error:
- chat is not working: can not send any message, only received messages shown
missing (old) feaure:
start connection with command line parameters -i <ID-or-IPaddr-hostname> -P <password>
Does this summer release support Audio from Remote Host? I just installed, and had ab=n incoming connetction, and the guy was able to text-chat with me, but i was not able to hear his voice.
this doesn't help here. @DanielStm Will this ever be fixed? Last release we had the super annoying Ctrl-key issue. Now this login issue. It is really a pita to boot up Windows in a VM just to use Teamviewer... :-( :-(
@DrLove73, @StefanS1: command line support may return at some point, but is rarely requested. DrLove, in your case, if I undestand correctly, you could also put the IDs and passwords of your family PCs in the Computers & Contacts list. You could also assign those devices to your account and grant easy access. This way, your account has direct access, without the need for a password.
@StefanS1: can you please explain the chat issue in a new thread in detail and tag me?
@adimetrius: remote audio (hearing the sounds played on the other side) was never in the Linux version, but you seem to mean audio chat. This is also currently not available.
@exactt: What exactly is the login-issue you're referring to? It works fine for me. Might also be a good idea to open a new topic with detailed description.
@DanielStmThought you were aware of https://community.teamviewer.com/t5/Linux/TM-is-able-to-connect-but-refuses-to-login-connection-prob... ...
Can no longer login. Password field is greyed out. I logged in just fine under the assign account, but box is still greyed out and doesn't show assigned computers. Looks like this update breaks it.
What about the feature "offine since.." that was present in the computer and contact list for offline entries in teamviewer 12? Will it be back?
Thank You
Hi @DanielStm,
of course we know the "Computer&Contacts" list, but we have currently an own program, allowing full automatic connection (to internal) Hosts (Windows TV: v6 !) via internal IP-address by simple starting TV via command line options.
Computer list or management console are fine, we use for external hosts, but not sufficient easy use for this internal hosts.
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Roasted Veggie Tips
Almost any vegetable seems to taste better roasted. This winter we have roasted green beans, zucchini, yellow squash, bell peppers, parsnips, leeks, broccoli, and of course, our favorite brussels sprouts. This is an easy way to add veggies to a dinner when you are already using the oven.
First tip: preheat oven to 400+ (temp can vary a bit depending on the other things you are cooking. Toss the veggies in olive oil and sprinkle a little kosher salt over the top. You can add some minced garlic or not, depending on time available & your taste. Roast for about 20 minutes, shaking a couple times.
Second tip: Try this with frozen veggies – it works great with frozen green beans, and then you don't have to take the ends off! It really makes frozen veggies taste less like frozen veggies, too!
Third tip: Make more than you think you'll need. I'm amazed at how fast the kids eat the roasted veggies, they're sweeter somehow. mmmm… And you can tell them the beets are candy!
Fourth tip: Try to roast vegetables the kids (or other adults) haven't liked served other ways. Almost everyone who says they "hate brussels sprouts" has made an exception for my roasted brussels sprouts
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PORTSMOUTH, N.H., May 21, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Results of the first randomized controlled trial to compare a novel cancer treatment modality delivering Tumor Treating Fields (TTFields) therapy versus chemotherapy in patients with recurrent glioblastoma (GBM) were published in the European Journal of Cancer (Stupp R. et al., NovoTTF-100A versus physician's choice chemotherapy in recurrent glioblastoma: A randomized phase III trial of a novel treatment modality, Eur J Cancer(2012), http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ejca.2012.04.011). The study showed that NovoTTF™ therapy was comparable to active chemotherapy in extending overall survival, with minimal side effects and far better quality of life.
Novocure™, a commercial stage private oncology company, manufactures the device, NovoTTF™-100A, a wearable device that delivers TTFields, or alternating electrical fields, specifically tuned to disrupt the uncontrolled division of cancer cells, resulting in cell death.
This is the first publication in a peer reviewed journal of the Phase 3 trial of chemotherapy-free treatment with NovoTTF monotherapy (20-24h/day) versus active chemotherapy in the treatment of patients with recurrent GBM. The primary endpoint of the trial was overall survival. The secondary endpoints were progression-free survival at six months, 1-year survival rate, and quality of life.
Patients enrolled in the Phase 3 trial had a median age of 54 years (range 23-80) with a Karnofsky performance status of 80% (range 50-100). Patients were randomized to NovoTTF alone (n=120) or active chemotherapy control (n=117). The average number of prior non-TTField treatments was two (range 1-6). At a median follow-up of 39 months, median survival was 6.6 versus 6.0 months (hazard ratio 0.86 [95% CI 0.66-1.12]; p=0.27), one-year survival rate was 20% and 20%, and progression-free survival rate at six months was 21.4% and 15.1% (p=0.13), in NovoTTF and active control patients, respectively. Radiological responses were comparable (14% versus 9.6%, p=0.19), with 3% complete responses seen only in the NovoTTF arm.
The most common NovoTTF-related adverse events were principally mild (14%) to moderate (2%) skin rash beneath the device's transducer arrays. Severe adverse events occurred in 6% of patients treated with NovoTTF vs 16% for those treated with chemotherapy (p=0.02). Quality of life analyses favored NovoTTF therapy in most domains, including vomiting, nausea, pain, diarrhea, constipation, and cognitive and emotional functioning.
"The patients treated within this trial had very, very advanced disease. Most of our patients rapidly become independent in handling the device and loved having a treatment without the need for chemotherapy," said Dr. Roger Stupp of the University of Lausanne, lead author of the study. "We are encouraged by our findings and the future groundbreaking potential of NovoTTF therapy in this tough-to-treat disease and other cancer."
The study's co-principal investigator Dr. Philip Gutin, Chair of the Department of Neurosurgery and Co-Executive Director of the Brain Tumor Center at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York said, "Patients who have GBM face significant challenges, and we as physicians currently have limited treatment options. This study shows that a new, safe and effective treatment option is now available."
"The results of this important trial clearly show that a fourth treatment modality now exists for patients with recurrent GBM," said Asaf Danziger, Novocure's Chief Executive Officer. "We are working closely with many of the leading cancer centers in the world to make NovoTTF therapy available to their patients, and will continue to develop this new cancer fighting weapon to improve the lives of people suffering from this disease."
About Glioblastoma
Glioblastoma (GBM) is the most aggressive and most common form of primary brain tumor in the U.S. The disease affects approximately 10,000 Americans each year. Historically, based on literature, the median overall survival time from initial diagnosis is 15 months with optimal treatment, and median survival from the time of tumor recurrence is only 3-5 months without additional effective treatment. The disease is widely recognized as one of the deadliest forms of cancer.
About the NovoTTF™-100A System
NovoTTF™-100A System is a portable, non-invasive medical device designed for continuous use throughout the day by the patient. The device has been shown in both in vitro and in vivo studies to slow and reverse tumor growth by inhibiting mitosis, the process by which cells divide and replicate. The NovoTTF-100A device, which weighs about six pounds (three kilograms), creates a low intensity, alternating electric field within the tumor that exerts physical forces on electrically charged cellular components, preventing the normal mitotic process and causing cancer cell death prior to division. In patients with recurrent glioblastoma brain tumors, the device has shown clinical efficacy comparable to that of active chemotherapies with better quality of life and without many of the side effects of chemotherapy. The NovoTTF-100A has received marketing approval in the US and is a CE Marked device that is cleared for sale in Europe.
Approved Indication
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the NovoTTF-100A System in April 2011 for use as a treatment for adult patients (22 years of age or older) with histologically-confirmed glioblastoma multiforme (GBM), following histologically– or radiologically-confirmed recurrence in the supra-tentorial region of the brain after receiving chemotherapy. The device is intended to be used as monotherapy, and is intended as an alternative to standard medical therapy for GBM after surgical and radiation options have been exhausted.
Patients should only use the NovoTTF-100A System under the supervision of a physician properly trained in use of the device. Full prescribing information is available at www.novottftherapy.com or by calling toll free 1-855-281-9301.
About Novocure™
Novocure™ Limited is a private oncology company pioneering a novel therapy for solid tumors. Novocure's worldwide headquarters is located in the Jersey Isle. Novocure's US operations are based in Portsmouth, NH and the company's research center is located in Haifa, Israel. For additional information about the company, please visit www.novocure.com.
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From the Castle Rock News-Press (Rhonda Moore):
The Roxborough water treatment plant, at more than 50 years old, has lasted beyond the end of its useful life and, according to the district board, it's not a matter of whether disaster will strike, it's a matter of when. The district is waiting to hear from its customers who must decide how to pay for a new facility, estimated to cost as much as $23 million.
The new plant will replace the one purchased in 1972 from Aurora Water, according to the district. The existing plant was built in 1958 and refurbished at the time of the purchase. It has outlasted its expected 30-year lifespan by about 20 years, according to the district board…
Completion of a new facility will cap a long-term water plan that ensures delivery of water to Roxborough residents for the next 100 years, he said.
Moore was instrumental in reaching a 2010 deal with Aurora Water to get water to Roxborough residents in what Moore calls the most comprehensive, sustainable water plan in Douglas County. In the deal, Roxborough signed a 99-year lease with Aurora to buy into the Aurora system for $22.3 million, securing water to serve Roxborough's build-out population of 3,800 units. The deal does not allow Roxborough to sell water outside of its boundaries, which means the Roxborough plant will not be designed to serve residents in surrounding neighborhoods, including the proposed Sterling Ranch development, Moore said…
The district announced its plans in 2012 and in December sent a questionnaire to customers asking them to select one of three payment options for financing the new plant. Among the options are a $20 monthly hike in water rates, beginning in March or April, which would allow the board to move forward with design and financing in the first quarter of 2013; a $10 fee, which would double to $20 by 2014 and delay the start of construction by about 12 months; or a $5 fee that would increase every six months to a $20 fee by 2014, which would delay start of construction by about 18 months.
The district has about $5 million in capital reserves to contribute to the plant and is aiming for a 30-year note to pay the balance, Moore said.
Moore has been fielding residents' questions, many of which revolve around the district's policy to limit outdoor watering during the summer to twice a week. The board has yet to vote on watering restrictions, Moore said. The new plant will have a 4 million-gallon-per-day treatment capacity, double that of the existing plant.
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A man has been charged with raping a 13-year-old boy in the toilets of a shopping centre.
Police were called to the Spindles shopping centre in Oldham, Greater Manchester, on Monday afternoon.
A spokesman for Greater Manchester Police said: "A 31-year-old man has been charged following the rape of a teenage boy in Oldham.
"Matt Leigh Tyler, of Parkway, Chadderton, was charged with two offences of rape and was due to appear at Oldham Magistrates' Court this morning."


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Afghan civilian casualties rose in 2nd half 2012
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The number of Afghan civilians killed and wounded in the last half of 2012 rose sharply compared with the same period in 2011 as insurgents took advantage of warmer weather to carry out more attacks, the U.N. said Tuesday.
Overall, the annual toll of civilian deaths in 2012 declined compared to the previous year. But conflict-related violence struck more women and girls last year, with 301 killed and 563 wounded — a 20 percent increase from 2011.
The mid-year reversal suggests that the country is likely to face continued violence as the Taliban and other militants fight for control following the impending withdrawal of U.S. and allied combat forces.
The findings come as the war in Afghanistan is reaching a turning point, with international troops increasingly taking the backseat in operations as government forces take the lead.
The U.N. mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) said civilian casualties rose 13 percent to 4,431 in the second half of the year, including more from roadside bombs placed in public areas, compared with the same period in 2011.
That included 1,599 people killed and 2,832 wounded from July 1 to Dec. 31, a jump from 1,556 and 2,832 respectively in the same period the previous year.
It cited a growing number in civilian casualties from roadside bombs even as fewer bystanders were hurt in ground engagements in the troubled south and east of the country.
Overall, it documented 2,754 civilians killed in 2012, a 12 percent decrease from 3,131 in the same period a year earlier. It was the first time in six years that the civilian death toll dropped.
But the population faced a sharp increase in assassinations and other insurgent attacks targeting government supporters.
Most of the victims were killed by Taliban militants and other armed groups, while the number of civilian casualties at the hands of U.S. and allied forces dropped by nearly 50 percent, according to an annual report by the United Nations Mission to Afghanistan that tracks statistics in the 11-year-old war.
The number of people killed and wounded by roadside bombs placed in public locations as well as by intensified conflict in some parts of the country also increased by 17 percent, the report said.
"The situation for civilians is still very difficult in many communities and many thousands of Afghans are still affected by the armed conflict, so we are again calling on all concerned to redouble their efforts, increase their efforts to protect civilians," said Georgette Gagnon, the head of human rights for UNAMA.
The UNAMA report attributed the overall drop in civilian casualties for the year to a decline in suicide attacks, reduced numbers of airstrikes as well as "an unseasonably harsh winter which impeded insurgent movements and effects of earlier military operations against anti-government elements."
But it expressed concern about the spike in targeted killings and human rights abuses by armed groups, a worrisome trend as the Afghan government works to assert control beyond its seat in Kabul.
The Taliban and other insurgents were responsible for 81 percent of the civilian casualties last year, the U.N. said. The report said so-called anti-government elements killed 2,179 civilians and wounded 3,952, a 9 percent increase in casualties from 2011.
Of those, 698 were killed in targeted attacks, often against government employees. That was up from 512 in 2011.
The number blamed on U.S. and allied forces, meanwhile, decreased by 46 percent, with 316 killed and 271 wounded in 2012. Most of those were killed in U.S. and NATO airstrikes, although that number, too, dropped by nearly half last year to 126.
The report came a day after President Hamid Karzai banned government forces from requesting foreign air support during operations in residential areas.
Anger is high over an airstrike last week in northeastern Kunar province that killed five children, four women and one man along with four insurgents. Karzai said it was requested by the national intelligence service.
The top U.N. envoy in Afghanistan, Jan Kubis, welcomed the decline in casualties but warned militants who target civilians that they will face justice.
"This is a war crime and people will be held responsible," he told reporters in Kabul.
The Afghan Interior Ministry spokesman also said the decrease was a positive sign and pledged to do everything possible to stop the insurgents from attacking civilians.
"They're still using suicide bombers, they still use IEDs (roadside bombs) in the very populated areas and they still use civilians as a shield in the villages," Interior Ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqi said. "The important thing is that civilian casualties should be decreased to zero."
Despite the decline, airstrikes remained the cause of most civilian deaths and injuries by the international military forces and 51 of those killed were children, the report said.
The death of civilians during military operations, particularly in airstrikes, has been among a major source of acrimony between Karzai's government and foreign forces.
The U.S.-led military coalition said last June that it would only use airstrikes as a self-defense weapon of last resort for troops and would avoid hitting structures that could house civilians.
That announcement followed a bombardment that killed 18 civilians celebrating a wedding in eastern Logar province, which drew an apology from the American commander.
Associated Press writers Heidi Vogt and Amir Shah contributed to this report.
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Man beaten with traffic cone, witness says
The Labor Day weekend in Baltimore's Reservoir Hill ended with the beating of a 52-year-old man on the street in full daylight. The man -- who the 11 News I-Team has learned is a registered sex offender -- later died.
A witness said an orange traffic cone was used as a weapon. The attackers seemed to be carrying out instant street justice with the target claiming he'd done nothing wrong, I-Team lead investigative reporter Jayne Miller said.
Police responded quickly to the scene around 7:30 p.m. Monday in the 800 block of Lennox Street. Witnesses said they watched a group of people who were 16-24 years old chase down the man as he walked down the street.
Another witness, who chose not to give his name, had just returned to the neighborhood from a Labor Day cookout. He said the man was being accused of something by his attackers.
"A couple of guys was (sic) walking beside him, and they were asking him questions. I couldn't hear what they were asking him at first, and he was saying, 'I didn't do it, I didn't do it.' And the guy said, 'Yeah you did,'" the witness told 11 News.
Police confirmed the identity of the slain man as Donald Robinson. The witness told 11 News that Robinson's attackers were accusing him of assaulting a woman in the neighborhood.
"He was saying, 'You got the wrong person. I didn't do it.' So then the guys was (sic) walking beside him, and they started swinging on the guy, and I kind of politely, as a Christian person, said, 'You all leave him alone,' because he looked like he was a little intoxicated. So the guy hollered, 'No, we're not going to do that,'" the witness said.
As many as 10 people were involved, Miller reported. The incident is an active homicide investigation that police said was captured on one of the city's crime cameras.
Police said they tried to resuscitate Robinson when they arrived at the scene. He died at a hospital.
Robinson just got out of jail a few days ago after pleading guilty to second-degree assault, Miller reported. The case that put him on the sex offender registry dates to 2003.


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– I love that the Buffalo News is finally giving Pratt and Kalinin some love. They've been a rock steady defensive pairing over the past couple of weeks. Its pretty good that they're at a plus-1 in the last five games, including not drawing a negative in any of them. Tri's name is starting to pop up in some trade rumors, now that the deadline is only a week away. I do have to ask management why you would want to break up one of your more solid pairings? And "for thrills and giggles" is not an acceptable answer.
– Last night's newscast showed Soupy vehemently denying that he had a deal in place with the Sabres. I'm really starting to feel bad for Soupy. He was close to tears denying this latest rumor. Some of you might be thinking that he made his own bed by taking negotiations public, but this is just getting uncomfortable for everyone. Its starting to affect his on-ice performance, and it can't be good for the guy mentally to constantly be thinking that every time he comes to the rink in the next week might be his last time as a Sabre.
– Last night I listened to Goose's interview with Schopp and the Bulldog on the WGR website. The station was nice enough to archive the entire interview, which was a good 40 minutes in length (the perfect thing to listen to while reading Project Runway recaps, IMO). The length of the interview allowed for some really good topics to be discussed, including how Goose came to the station that day. Schopp and Bulldog made fun of him for taking the longest route known to mankind, especially in the afternoon. (He took the 198 to the 33 to the 90 to the 290, in case you were wondering. And I do agree that he took a really, really, long circuitous route.) They offered to give him directions to use things like side streets, so that going from Buffalo to Amherst wouldn't be such an ordeal.
Goose also talked about what makes him fight. He only fights to defend teammates or change the momentum in the game. He's not going to fight just for thrills and giggles, and a good part of being a professional player is knowing when to walk away from a fight, knowing that it might shift momentum to the other team.
Schopp and the Bulldog also brought up this cnnsi.com column, which included the Goose as one of the writer's choices for a spot on the 2010 Olympic team. The writer would have him playing on a fourth line with Mike Greer. When told about the article, and his placement with Greer, Goose sounded like a kid in a candy store. He was also excited about the other names on the list, including Miller. However, Goose also mentioned that he was shocked that Pommerdoodle was not on the list. Apparently, the Doodle has dual citizenship with the US and Canada. (I'm putting that on my list as my "I learned something new today.")
Speaking of the Goose and the Pommerdoodle, we already know that they're roomies on the road (along with Hecht / Crunchy and Mair / Patches). However, there's been a disruption in Roomie-land, as Pommerdoodle has now won control of the remote in the hotel room. A bet was made on the Seahawks / Packers football game. Winner got remote. Goose was for the Seahawks, and with a 14-point lead, he was pretty confident, even engaging in a little trash talking. However, he soon lost the bet, as the Pack came back to win. Goose has let it be known that he is not happy with this outcome, and Pommers has let him know he doesn't care. Ha.
Goose also talked about what its like to play with the flu / strep (flep? frep?), which he had a couple of weeks ago. The illness talk lead into a discussion about players losing weight during games. I didn't know that players could lose as much as 6-8 pounds during a game, and that they were weighed before and after games. (I have a love / hate relationship with my scale, so I can't imagine stepping on it twice a day.) It also lead to a pretty hilarious exchange about what its like for Miller, who doesn't have 6-8 pounds to lose on a good day.
– I also caught a little bit of Time Warner's Power Play show this weekend. Pat Kaleta was the guest star. He didn't have a lot of good detail to share about the team, considering he's still a newbie. A lot of what he shared was about the guys in Rochester. However, this show is not doing much to rid me of the perception that Danny Paille needs adult supervision. Kaleta named him as the person most likely to forget to put on their skates before going on the ice. This is in addition to Staffy naming him most likely to eat something that fell on the floor and most likely to lock himself out of the house / hotel.
– And there's a game tonight. Whoo-hoo! And Project Runway Reunion show! And the Mythbusters McGuyver episode. Whoo-hoo! My DVR's going to be busy tonight.


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In 2003, the Steering Committee for Higher Education and Research (CDESR) launched a project to contribute to the discussions on public responsibility for higher education. As has been pointed out in several discussions, higher education cannot be considered a public good in the economic sense of the term, which is the origin and also established sense of the term. While a term can of course be given a new meaning in a different context – a fairly common phenomenon in language development – it is questionable whether it is worth the effort to try to redefine this term. At any rate, the politically operational dimension of the expression used by the Ministers is the public responsibility for higher education. Therefore, the CDESR Bureau suggested that the Working Party focus on this and that it include considerations on the public responsibility for research.
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".. They supported the idea that higher education should be considered a public good and is and will remain a public responsibility (regulations etc.), and that students are full members of the higher education community. … "
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" … Ministers reaffirm their position that higher education is a public good and a public responsibility. They emphasise that in international academic cooperation and exchanges, academic values should prevail. …"
As a result of its project on Public Responsibility, the Council of Europe organised a major conference in September 23-24th 2004 in the Council of Europe headquarters in Strasbourg with participants from member states, representing governments, higher education institutions and students, as well as international stakeholders.
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What is EA's "Project Red," the mysterious game that was just rated by Australia's ratings board? It could be the game also known as "Project RedLime" the game also widely believed to be a new Syndicate.
The new OFLC rating for the game known as "Project Red" doesn't tell us much—as OFLC ratings are wont to do—other than that it comes with "strong violence" and that the "gaming experience may change online." It also doesn't tell us, explicitly, that this is Starbreeze Studios' take on the classic cyberpunk Syndicate universe. It does tell us that EA is getting a little bit better about masking its game announcements.
Speaking of, shouldn't an official reveal of Project Red be coming soon, if the game's already being submitted to a government ratings board? If it does, we'll pretend to be surprised if the game, like 2K Marin's modern take on XCOM, makes the switch from isometric view to first-person shooter view.
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Sunday, May 22, 2011
Cindy Ramos' Family Needs Your Help
Christina Barnes at her mother's grave. From Christina's Facebook page.
If you are using Facebook, please visit Children of Murdered Parents.
I've written about the heinous murder of Cindy Ramos, a vivacious 58-year old mom and grandmother. Cindy was assaulted, fought like a lioness, and was murdered in her bedroom by a "married" couple, Robert Plunkett-Morgan and Jorge Morgan.
This pair of gutless pukes decided to plead guilty to Cindy's murder, not because they were remorseful and wanted to spare Cindy's family any pain, but because the case against them was iron-clad. The death penalty was never on the table.
Here is why Cindy's family needs your help:
After they pled guilty, Robert Plunkett-Morgan told Cindy's daughter Kimberly that in return for their plea, the couple would be imprisoned and co-habitate in the same corrections facility. Together forever. In love.
It's bad enough these two were allowed to share a cell shortly after their arrest (because both were parolees, they were incarcerated at DVI), but after their plea, the pair were returned to DVI for a short period of time until they were transferred to a permanent facility. Yes, they were at the same prison, together again! At this moment, they are not together; Plunkett-Morgan is at Salinas Valley, I do not know where Morgan is.
You'd think that there would be common sense in that co-conspirators don't end up in the same place. Look at the Menendez brothers, or Charles Manson and Tex Watson. But there is no law prohibiting inmate co-habitation… in other words, there was nothing preventing this same-sex married couple from ending up at the same prison. And Plunkett-Morgan spends much of his time as a notorious jailhouse lawyer. He's got nothing better to do than pour over law books and find something to bitch about.
If Plunkett-Morgan had been the "brilliant" jailhouse lawyer he thinks he is, he would have asked for the death penalty for he and his spouse—death row is San Quentin and the two would have been housed on the same tier, newfound buddies of Richard Allen Davis, Richard Ramirez and Scott Peterson, among other great guys. The couple could have gummed up their appeals for years, and would more likely die on death row versus being executed.
For anyone who has ever worked in a prison, you learn that inmates have nothing better to do than cook up ways to do what they want. Because Plunkett-Morgan and Morgan are openly homosexual, they will be in protective housing. For the most part, "like" inmates tend to be housed in the same tier. When I worked at Soledad, there was an entire wing dedicated to homosexuals and transgendered inmates, and they had their own outdoor facility. They did not mingle with the mainline.
Cindy's family had a new mission: keep this couple apart forever. This is a mission they should not have had to take on, but they have—with zeal.
On March 11, 2011, Senator Mark DeSaulnier (representing California's 7th District/Contra Costa County), introduced SB 906, which will require accused and convicted co-conspirators of violent crime to be jailed (county level) and prisoned (state level) apart. He took up Cindy's family's cause after they'd been announced the winners of the Senator's annual "There Ought to Be a Law" contest.
On May 3, 2011, Cindy's daughter Christina Barnes and son Daniel Martinez testified at a committee hearing in Sacramento. Joining Cindy's children in support of SB 906 were the Crime Victims United, the CCPOA (California Correctional Peace Officers Association), and the Sheriffs Association. Thus far there is no opposition to the bill becoming law at this time.
Let's make sure that our elected representatives know we want this bill to become law. Don't know who your elected representative is? Click here for an interactive map to learn the name of your senator or your assemblyperson.
DeSaulnier Joins Family of Cindy Ramos to Separate Co-Conspirators
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Defendants: incarceration
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- Anonymous said...
Jorge Morgan is in Kern Valley according to the CDOC site.
- May 23, 2011 at 1:54 AM
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Gauteng Department of Education (GDE), a provincial organization in Johannesburg, South Africa, is rapidly replacing traditional educational methodologies with digital learning. GDE's goal is to enhance the educational experience of its students by providing them with the values, knowledge, skills, and qualifications they need to succeed. To support digital learning, GDE's information and communications technology (ICT) staff has launched a digital enterprise management strategy that streamlines and automates service management processes by ensuring teachers and students have the IT support to expand their e-learning initiatives.
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In addition to automating tasks such as ticket creation and assignments, Remedy provides robust mobile capabilities that enable field technicians to be productive at any location using a smartphone, tablet, or computer.
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The S&D Group welcomes the Commission's long-awaited new Pact on Migration and Asylum based on solidarity, which includes a commitment to end ad hoc
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Breeding orchid species creates a new perfume
Some orchids mimic the scent of a female insect in order to attract males for pollination. Researchers writing in the open access journal BMC Evolutionary Biology found that breeding two of these orchid species to generate a novel hybrid resulted in a new scent. This new odour had no effect on normal solitary bees from the area but was highly attractive to another species of wild bee that never visited any of the parent orchid species.
Nicolas J Vereecken from the Université Libre de Bruxelles worked with a team of researchers based in Switzerland (Zürich) and Italy (Naples) to carry out the study in the terrestrial orchid species Ophrys arachnitiformis and O. lupercalis growing in southern France. The offspring of this pairing were sterile, but their floral odor was shown to be both novel and attractive to solitary bees unfamiliar with the parent plants' scent.
According to Vereecken, "Our study provides a unique window into the stepwise process by which apparent reproductive barriers can be broken down and how new combinations of floral traits can be generated, leading to the evolution of novel, highly specific plant-pollinator interactions".
In a video accompanying the paper a male solitary bee can be seen attempting copulation with one of the plants, lured in by its deceptive scent. Speaking about this unusual behaviour, Vereecken said, " The fact that some plants reproduce by advertising a false promise of sex to patrolling male bees is an extraordinary strategy. These orchids rely almost exclusively on their floral fragrance to attract pollinators on a highly specific basis, and this pollination mechanism is so far only known from the orchid family".
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You'll find many top-notch shops on our Ratings Tables. Many shops were rated "superior" for the overall quality of their work by 90 percent or more of their surveyed customers. Unfortunately, many car repair customers get steered in the wrong direction. Many other shops were rated less than "superior" for the overall quality of their work by more than half of their surveyed customers.
Our undercover shoppers also found dramatic shop-to-shop price differences. For example, to replace the water pump for a 2011 Chevrolet Impala, they found prices ranging from $232 to $750 among Delaware Valley area shops. Hourly labor rates range from $65 to $175. The price comparison scores reported on our Ratings Tables show which shops on average had the lowest prices for several repairs in our survey.
Don't assume that you have to pay more to get good work. In fact, we found low-priced shops were more likely to receive high ratings from their surveyed customers than high-priced shops. And don't assume that new-car dealerships offer better quality work than independent shops. Our surveys of area consumers consistently find that, on average, independent shops outperform dealerships on repair quality—and charge lower prices for it.
Whatever shop you choose, give it a detailed written description of your car's symptoms, and if possible, speak with the repair technician who will work on your car. Either get a written estimate in advance, or write on the repair ticket that no work is to be done without your approval based on a written estimate. Finally, pay by credit card—you can dispute the charges if things go wrong and the shop isn't responsive.


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This Design is Still In Progress
These designs are still a work in progress, and are actively being worked on. While discussion and comments are welcome, please treat this material as such.
What problem are we solving?
Allow users to break up long lists of items into separate pages. They should be able to decide if they want paging and how many per page.
Currently in Sakai:
Sakai has page navigation called "List Navigator UI Component" in the Sakai style guide. The default for how many items to show on a page varies. How many makes sense depends on context, how many total items, what type of items, etc. The idea here is to make this navigator remember the users last setting (across sessions). That way they set if for what makes sense given the current situation and it is persistent. As things change for them they simply change the setting to meet current needs and again it's persistent until they need to change it again. Currently this is a "one size fits all" default and many users have to change it every time they visit a particular page.
Who are we designing for?
Persona goes here.
What needs are we meeting?
Functional Requirements - Use Cases
- Allow users to change the number of items shown per page
- Allow users to jump to the first, last, and the "middle" pages easily
- Allow users to jump to an item or a certain set of records (e.g. students with a last name starting with "G")
- Allow users to sort the list
- Allow users to filter and view a sub-set of the list
- Minimize screen real estate taken up
- Be aware of the length of list and do not display widget when there is only one page
- Show users how many items there are and where they are in the list (i.e. viewing 11 - 20 of 2,356)
- Remember users' paging settings and save it across visits to the site
How are we meeting the needs?
Current Wireframes
... See Pager Design Iteration
Design Working Pages
- Pager Contexts of Use
- Pager Design Specifications
- Pager Design Iteration
- Pager Benchmarking - Competitive Analysis
Discussions and Open-ended Questions
- User would like to see how many students (or announcements, assignments, etc.) there are, rather than how many pages of those items there are
- Symbols such as |<, <, >, >| are frequently used in paging. But are they sufficient, or do they need to be accompanied by wordings such as "Previous" and "Next"? If so, what do we call |< and >|?
Depending on the context, |< could be called either "First" or "Newest", >| could be called either "Last" or "Oldest". Are there any other cases?
- Should each list remember what the user set as the preferred page size (number of items per page)? Or should there be a global setting for this that would affect all of the tables?


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A 200-by-300 foot billboard has fallen onto the Brooklyn Queens Expressway between Meeker and Metropolitan Avenues. It is suspected that high winds of up to 45 miles a hour brought the sign down.
Emergency workers have now closed the BQE, so cars planning on using the BQE will be now even more screwed than they would be if they were just driving it.


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Observations of Novae From ROAD
Franz-Josef Hambsch
Oude Bleken 12, B- 2400 Mol, Belgium
Presented at the 103rd Spring Meeting of the AAVSO, Big Bear Lake, CA,
June 13, 2014
Received August 11, 2014; revised September 9, 2014; accepted September 10, 2014
Report on the Photometric Observations of the Variable Stars DH Pegasi, DY Pegasi, and RZ Cephei
Ibrahim Abu-Sharkh
Shuxing Fang
Sahil Mehta
Dang Pham
Harvard Summer School, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
AL Pictoris and FR Piscium: Two Regular Blazhko RR Lyrae Stars
Pierre de Ponthière15 Rue Pré Mathy, Lesve, Profondeville 5170, Belgium
Franz-Josef (Josch) Hambsch12 Oude Bleken, Mol, 2400, Belgium
Current Light Elements of the δ Scuti Star V393 Carinae
Roy Andrew AxelsenP. O. Box 706, Kenmore, Queensland 4069, Australia
Received May 1, 2014; revised July 1, 2014; accepted July 1, 2014
EQ Eridani, a Multiperiodic delta Scuti Star
Roy Andrew AxelsenP.O. Box 706, Kenmore, Queensland 4069, Australia
Received May 24, 2014; revised August 8, 2014; accepted August 11, 2014
Amplitude Variations in Pulsating Yellow Supergiants
John R. Percy
Rufina Y. H. Kim
Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON M5S 3H4, Canada
Received June 12, 2014; revised July 24, 2014; accepted July 24, 2014
CT Lacertae: Another Long-period Carbon Star with Long-Timescale Variations?
Matthew R. Templeton
Peter Maurer
Wolfgang Kriebel
Wayne M. Lowder (1932–2003)
Etienne Morelle
Steve O'Connor
Andrzej Arminski
Laurent Bichon
John E. Bortle
Methods for O–C (Observed Minus Computed) Diagrams and for the Determination of Light Elements of Variable Stars with Linear and Second Order Polynomial Ephemerides
Received July 24, 2014; accepted July 28, 2014
23 New Variable Stars
Maurice Clark
Texas Tech University, Physics Department, P.O. Box 41051, Lubbock, TX 79409
Received May 20, 2014, accepted June 30, 2014


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