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Orange County Santa Ana, CA, 92701
Career Description Benefits Supplemental Questions SUPERVISING CHILD SUPPORT OFFICER This recruitment is open to the public and is being held to fill current and future vacancies within the Child Support Services Department. This recruitment is currently on advertisement-only status from November 21, 2014 through November 30, 2014. Prospective applicants will not be able to apply during this ti...
State of Iowa Des Moines, IA, 50301
This position is located at the Cedar Rapids CSRU office and performs complex casework management to secure, modify or enforce child support and medical orders. Communicates with a variety of in and out of state agencies including: human services, attorneys, clerks of court, county sheriffs and other related entities to achieve the goals of the Child Support Recovery Unit. Looking for a strong per...
Sacramento County, CA Sacramento, CA, 94204
The Position Benefits Supplemental Questions This is a continuous filing exam. The next filing cut-off is at 5:00 pm on: 02/20/2015 (written exam tentatively scheduled the week of 03/30/2015) 08/21/2015 (written exam tentatively scheduled the week of 09/28/2015) Salary Information: Level I: $3,243.36 to $3,942.83 monthly Level II: $3,453.92 to $4,196.88 monthly Plans, directs, manages, su...
ICF International Washington, DC
Description Health, Education, and Social Programs International Health and Development Division Washington, DC, or Telecommute Job Description: ICF is a partner on the USAID Maternal and Child Survival Program (MCSP), a global Cooperative Agreement to introduce and support high-impact health interventions with the ultimate goal of ending preventable child and maternal deaths within a generat...
World Vision Inc. Washington, DC, 20319
Now do something extraordinary… You're recognized for your program management skills that have boosted your organization's success and shareholder satisfaction. But are you satisfied? Imagine using your skills to build a better world for children- transforming today's world, where a child dies every seven seconds from causes related to poverty. Now that's doing something extraordinary! This ...
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Seattle, WA, 98113
Division Global Development Program Department Maternal Neonatal and Child Health Location Seattle Foundation Overview Guided by the belief that every life has equal value, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation works to help all people lead healthy, productive lives. In developing countries, it focuses on improving people's health and giving them the chance to lift themselves out of hunger and ...
Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community Prior Lake, MN, 55372
Bachelor's degree in social work or related field. Five or more years of experience in child protection investigation and on-going child protective services. Excellent communication skills. Knowledge of Indian Child Welfare, Native American resources and Dakota culture preferred. Valid driver's license with good driving record. Job Description: Job Summary : Assist with Tribal Court interviewin...
SyApps Rancho Cordova, CA, 95741
SyApps is a Technology and Management Consulting Services firm based in Greater Washington area, with focus on solutions in the area of Strategy, Process, Technology and Management support. As a diverse end-to end IT and Management solution Provider, SyApps offers a range of expertise aimed at helping customers re-engineer and re-invent their business to compete successfully in an ever-changing ma...
Description Tenet Healthcare Corporation, through its subsidiaries, owns and operates acute care hospitals and related health care services across the United States. Effective October 2013 Tenet Healthcare acquired Vanguard Health Systems, becoming the second-largest healthcare company in the United States in terms of revenue and employees. The combined company will have 79 hospitals, 193 outpati...
Flagler Hospital Saint Augustine, FL, 32095
Revised 10/15/14 Job Description: Director, Woman and Child Services 01.6060.400 Department: Nursing Administration Responsible To: Chief Nursing Officer Education/Training: Bachelors of Science degree in Nursing required. Master or Doctorate in Nursing preferred. Registered Nurse licensure by the Florida State Board of Nursing required. Specialty Certification in Obstetrical Nursing preferred...
Pikes Peak Community College Colorado Springs, CO, 80928
CCAMPIS Coordinator (Child Care Access Means Parents in School) Full Time VPES - Vice President for Enrollment Services - Child Development Center This position shall work under the direction of the Director of Child Care Services, and will assist the Child Development Center (CDC) by providing coordination and implementation of activities to meet Department of Education's Child Care Access Mea...
Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems Brewer, ME, 04412
Maine RN License or eligible to obtain Maine RN license or eligible to obtain required. Minimum of 5 years nursing experience required; maternal/child health services experience preferred. Previous experience as a nurse leader preferred. BLS and PALS required. Patient care areas: Labor & Delivery, OB/GYN, Pediatrics, NICU Supervises: Nurse managers and staff in all maternal-child health services ...
Texas Tech University El Paso, TX, 79910
Provides support in the coordination and supervision of programs in the area to which the job is assigned. May supervise subordinate staff, student employees and/or volunteers. Major/Essential Functions Oversee day-to-day operations for the office of Child Advocacy. Monitors accounts and provides resource utilization and financial forecasts for the Office of Child Advocacy; advises the Director of...
Universal Health Services Edinburg, TX
Edinburg, TX POSITION SUMMARY: Program Aide provide the following services to behavioral health clients enrolled in the Intensive Outpatient Program: direct care monitoring assistance advocacy. Aide performs a wide variety of duties in support of professional staff. Performs other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS: 1.Basic EKG skills required 2.Computer data entry skills required for the OPU...
Integrated Healthcare Holdings Anaheim, CA, 92808
This position is for Western Medical Center Anaheim. Using discretion and independent judgment and, under the general supervision of the Chief Nursing Officer, the Clinical Director is responsible for quality of patient care on assigned units, the effective supervision and coordination of the operational activities related to the safe and efficient delivery of patient care for assigned units. Thi...
UMass Memorial Medical Center Worcester, MA, 01601
Recent experience in specialty area required Supervisory experience preferred Summary: Under the supervision of the Associate Chief Nurse Officer of Pediatrics and in collaboration with the Chairman of Pediatrics,UMass Memorial Children's Medical Center, directs the Child Life team goals of creating a welcoming, stress reducing environment in a variety of pediatric settings, including inpatient un...
ValueOptions Boston, MA, 02298
ABOUT OUR COMPANY ValueOptions ® is a health improvement company that serves more than 32 million individuals. On behalf of employers, health plans and government agencies, we manage innovative programs and solutions that directly address the challenges our health care system faces today. A national leader in the fields of mental and emotional wellbeing, recovery and resilience, employee assistan...
Texas Health & Human Services Commission Austin, TX, 78719
Under the direction of the Prevention and Early Intervention Division Director, the position performs highly advanced and complex technical, consultative and professional work designed to promote the PEI vision and mission. The Texas Department of Family and Protective Services is elevating and expanding the agency's efforts in the prevention and early intervention of child abuse and neglect. This...
WA State Dept. of Social and Health Services Wenatchee, WA
Duties: As a designated lead worker, this position provides direction and training to lower level professional staff that collects, establishes, and enforces child and medical support in the Federal Title IV-D program of the Social Security Act, Washington State Child Support Laws and Policies. This includes auditing the work of other professional staff, developing training or improvement plans, ...
THE COUNTY OF TUOLUMNE located in the beautiful foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains Invites applications for COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER Final Filing Date: December 24, 2014 THE POSITION This is a top management classification that is responsible for public health policy development and community health planning. The incumbent plans, organizes, directs, and coordinates Health Department prog...
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Child Support Officer
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An optical recording device comprising a rigid arm carrying an optical system generating a light beam whose characteristics are varied in response and in relationship to a signal to be recorded. The arm is driven in an oscillatory movement by a motor of circular movement associated to a crank. The device further comprises a recording support unrolled along a direction orthogonal to that of the arm oscillatory movement, and means for synchronizing the control of the optical system with the movement of the arm.
1. An optical recording device suitable for continuously recording a large number of seismic traces, comprising:
means for displacing a horizontal photosensitive recording support in a first displacement direction;
a rigid arm mounted on and pivotable about a fixed horizontal axis located above said recording support and parallel to said first displacement direction, driving means for imparting to said rigid arm an oscillatory pendular motion about its axis, and guide means adapted to confine the pendular motion of the arm to a vertical plane substantially perpendicular to said first displacement direction;
an optical system secured to said rigid arm and oriented substantially along the longitudinal direction thereof, said optical system being adapted to generate a variable light beam; and
a monitoring system for synchronizing the control of said optical system with the pendular motion of said rigid arm, comprising a detection assembly secured to said rigid arm and adapted to transmit a periodic electrical signal whose period is a function of the rate of the displacement of said arm, and control means for introducing data to be recorded into said optical system with a recurrence period depending upon that of the electrical signal generated by said detection assembly.
2. A device according to claim 1, wherein said optical system comprises a light source adapted to provide a light beam, and means for varying the characteristics of the light beam in relation to data to be recorded comprising a light modulator for varying the beam intensity, a collimating lens for varying the beam cross-section and a deflector for displacing the beam.
3. A device according to claim 1, wherein said driving means for imparting pendular motion to said rigid arm comprises a motor adapted to generate continuous circular motion, a rod secured to said rigid arm and along the longitudinal direction thereof, and a crank secured at one end to the shaft of said motor and at its other end to a ring adapted to slide along said rod.
4. A device according to claim 1, wherein said detection assembly comprises at least one paired light source and light detector secured to said rigid arm, and an optical coupling element stationary with respect to said arm for optically coupling said source to said detector at predetermined positions of said arm.
5. A device according to claim 4, wherein said optical coupling element comprises a first arcuate opaque bar perforated with a plurality of spaced holes, said bar being located between said source and said detector, the curvature of said arcuate bar being such that each of said holes is at a substantially constant distance from said light source.
6. A device according to claim 5, wherein said detection assembly further comprises a second paired light source and light detector secured to said rigid arm and a second fixed arcuate opaque bar located between said second paired source and detector and perforated by two holes, the positions of said holes being such that said second detector receives a light pulse from its paired source when said variable light beam reaches the vicinity of each of the two edges of said recording support.
7. A device according to claim 6, wherein said detection assembly further comprises a piloting member adapted to generate a train of pulses of a total duration equal to the scanning period of said variable light beam between the positions defined by the two holes in said second arcuate bar, the number of pulses in said train being equal to the number of holes in said first arcuate bar.
8. A device according to claim 1, wherein said detection assembly comprises a stationary arcuate support carrying a magnetic track on which is recorded a periodic signal and magnetic reading means secured to said rigid arm and adapted to read said periodic signal.
9. A device according to claim 1, wherein said control assembly comprises a buffer-memory containing data to be recorded, a digital-to-analog decoder and an element for sequentially picking up from the buffer-memory the data to be recorded, said element comprising a control input for receiving the electrical signal generated by said detection assembly.
This invention relates to a device for recording data. More particularly this invention relates to an optical device for recording data related to seismic prospecting operations.
The data collected during such operations are now digitalized as soon as they are received and are recorded on magnetic tapes. In view of the necessity to represent the data in a readable document, there is used a recorder adapted to convert the digitalized data to visible traces and to arrange the traces so as to obtain a complete depth section of a seismic profile.
The transfer of the digitalized information into a visible form may be achieved in two different modes. According to the first mode, the information is transferred onto a paper support by means of a machine of the printing type and is converted to a plotting of variable area where the black portions are formed by the juxtaposition of printed points. However, these printed points have a finite minimum width, thereby limiting the frequency of the curves which can be represented.
According to the second mode, the information is transferred onto a sensitive support. The sensitive support may be, e.g., the screen of an oscilloscope whose beam deviation system is actuated by a control signal responsive to the signals to be recorded.
The sensitive support may also have the form of a support sensitive to light. It is sensitized by a light beam whose motion and/or intensity depends on the signals to be recorded.
A commonly used recording system comprises an element for generating a light beam, elements for imparting to the light beam an oscillatory motion and/or varying its intensity according to the selected type of recording (galvanometric, of variable area, of variable density or a combination thereof), a sensitive support attached to a revolving drum and means to shift the beam with respect to the support. The drum makes one revolution for each recording trace.
The disadvantage of this type of recorder consists essentially in the fact that the maximum number of traces which can be recorded is limited by the width of the sensitive support attached to the drum. When to seismic prospecting operations are conducted on a large scale, it is necessary, in order to represent seismic profiles of great length, to fractionate the optical recordings, the width of each recording depending on the length of the drum generatrix, and then to employ photo-assembly to reconstitute the seismic profile representation to its whole extent.
The device according to the invention provides an optical recording system adapted to represent a seismic profile of very large extent and free of the limitations from which the prior optical recording devices suffer.
The device comprises means for displacing a recording support along a first displacement direction a rigid arm pivotable about a rotation axis in a plane orthogonal to the first direction, and driving means for pivoting the arm about its rotation axis. The device further comprises an optical system secured to the rigid arm and adapted to generate a light beam varying in relation with a signal to be recorded. The driving means comprises a driving motor operating in a continuous circular motion and means for converting the circular motion of the motor to an alternative linear motion which is applied to the arm.
The optical device carried by the arm comprises, for example, a light source adapted to generate a light beam and means for varying the light beam in proportion to the signal to be recorded. The means for displacing the recording support comprises, for example, a reel assembly associated to a motor to move the recording support transversely with respect to the plane of displacement of the arm.
The construction of the device allows it continuously record, without interruption, a large number of seismic traces. Moreover, the device may comprise a monitoring system for synchronizing the control of the optical system with the displacement of the arm so as to obtain a more regular and precise recording of the information onto the recording support.
Other characteristics and advantages of the device will become apparent from the following description of non-limitative embodiments of the device, illustrated by the accompanying drawings wherein:
FIG. 1 shows a lateral view with a partial cross-section of the first embodiment of the device;
FIG. 2 shows a front view of the embodiment of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 shows a lateral view with a partial cross-section of a second embodiment of the system for detecting the arm position;
FIG. 4 shows a front view of the embodiment of FIG. 2;
FIG. 5 shows a partial view of two perforated bars used in the monitoring system of FIG. 3;
FIG. 6 diagrammatically shows an assembly of elements for picking up from a buffer-memory the information to be recorded, in synchronism with a pilot signal.
FIG. 7 shows a front view of an alternative embodiment using a magnetic track and reader.
The device comprises (FIGS. 1 and 2) a system for moving a photosensitive recording support, consisting of a feeding reel 1 and a collecting reel 2, driven in rotation by motor means 3, consisting for example of a motor of the step-by-step type. The two reels 1 and 2 are arranged at a certain distance from each other and their axes are secured to a supporting structure 28. The device also comprises a rocking system consisting of an arm 4 pivotally mounted, at the first end thereof, about a stationary horizontal axis 5 and secured, at its second end, to guiding means adapted to maintain it in a vertical plane substantially perpendicular to the unrolling direction of the photosensitive recording support. The guiding means comprises, for example, a guiding bar 6 arranged parallelly to the generatrices of the reels 1 and 2 and passing through a ring 7 provided with a stem 8 slidably mounted in a housing of the arm 4.
The ring 7 is permanently guided along the bar 6 at any position of the arm 4 with respect to a vertical line.
The device further comprises driving means for imparting to the rocking arm 4 a pendular motion about its rotation axis 5. The driving means comprises, for example, a motor 9 equipped with a gear box and means for converting the torque of the motor to an alternating force which is imparted to the arm 4. The converting means comprises a crank 10 secured at a first end thereof to the arm of the gear box at the output of motor 9. At its second end, the crank 10 is secured to a ring 11 slidable along a rod 12 secured to the arm 4 and having the same longitudinal direction as the latter. When the crank 10 pivots, the ring 11 is subjected to an alternating motion along the rod 12 and imparts to the arm 4 a force having a horizontal component. As a result thereof the arm 4 is subjected to a pendular motion at a rate which, at any time, is dependent on the driving means and the geometry of the motion converting means.
The length of the crank 10 is selected in accordance with the location of its rotatation axis so that the stroke of the arm 4, at its lower end, is most equal to the width of the recording support 17. An optical system adapted to generate a variable light beam is secured to arm 4. The optical axis of this system is oriented substantially along the longitudinal direction of the arm 4. The optical system comprises a variable light source 13 consisting, for example, of a laser associated to a light modulator of a known type, whereby the light intensity can be varied in proportion to the amplitude of an electric signal applied thereto. This light modulator is used for variable density recordings.
The light beam produced by the light source 13 passes through a collimating lens 14 whereby the section of the light beam is varied while keeping it cylindrical, so as to improve the focusing. The light beam then passes through a deflector 15, also of a known type, adapted to deviate it proportionally to a control electric signal consisting, in the present case, of the signal to be recorded. The deflector is used for obtaining galvanometric recordings when it is actuated by the control signal alone and variable area recordings when the signal is superimposed onto a high frequency carrier.
The beam issued from deflector 15 passes through a cylindrical optical element 30 which focuses it in a plane, then through an adjustable slit 16 parallel to this plane. The slit 16 is only used for variable density or area recordings. The beam issued from the slit 16 then passes through an optical element 31 which makes it again cylindrical and then produces an image on a sensitized recording support 17 stretched between the reels 1 and 2 on a plate 29. The defocussing of the beam through optical element 31 is necessary in the case where the reels are cylindrical and where the distance between the optical system and the recording plane varies during the rocking motion of the arm 4.
It is however possible to omit the optical element 31 when making use of a movable assembly of the recording support comprising two reels having a curved generatrix whose curvature center is the rotation axis 5 of the pivotable arm 4. The plate 29 is given an identical curvature and the recording support is pressed against it by any known method. The plate 29 is, for example, perforated with holes through which suction is applied to retain the recording support.
The electric control signals of the variable light source 13 and/or deflector 15 are obtained either from a seismic data receiver or from a buffer-memory, not shown.
The device is operated in the following manner:
The sensitive recording support 17 being fixed in position, the motor means 9 is actuated for imparting to the arm 4 a pendular motion. The light beam, suitably modulated by the signal to be recorded, scans the sensitive support transversally to its direction of motion. Then, the motor 3 is actuated to shift by one step the photosensitive recording support. A new trace may be recorded alongside of the preceding one during the following pendular motion.
Several operating modes are possible:
(a) the device may be used for the direct representation of seismic data. The actuation of motor 9 imparts to the arm 4 a rocking motion whose period is adapted to that of the seismic shots performed on the field. The recordings are effected during each half period when the arm 4 is displaced, for example from A to B. After recording of one trace, the arm comes back to its initial position after the time interval separating two successive "shots".
(b) the seismic information may also be pre-recorded on a buffer-memory and then picked up at a rate adapted to that of the displacement of the arm 4. Irrespective of the driving rate of the latter, the time scale may also be adjusted so as to obtain traces of a predetermined length.
In the case where the seismic information transitionally passes through a buffer-memory, two recording methods are possible. According to the first one, the sensitive support 17 is sensitized by the information issued from the buffer-memory only during a half-period of oscillation of the arm (from A to B for example). According to the second one, the two half periods of the arm oscillation are used for recording the seismic information onto the sensitive support. In the direction from A to B, data are picked up from the memory in a chronological order. In the direction from B to A, the data corresponding to the adjacent seismic trace are picked up from the buffer-memory while reversing the reading order, the last data recorded in the buffer-memory being the first to be read and recorded on the sensitive recording support.
In the embodiment of FIGS. 3, 4, 5 and 6, the above-described device further comprises a monitoring system which can be used in all cases of deferred recording for picking up the information previously recorded on a buffer-memory, in synchronism with the motion of the arm 4. The monitoring system first comprises an assembly 18 for detecting the position of the arm 4. This assembly comprises a yoke 19 secured to the movable arm 4 and provided with two opposite plates 19a and 19b. On plate 19a are secured two light sources 20a, 20b, respectively facing two light sensors 21a, 21b arranged on plate 19b. These sensors consist, for example, of photo-electric cells.
Between the light source 20a and the sensor 21a is arranged a first elongate and opaque bar 22, secured to the supporting structure 28 and having a large number of punched holes 33 distributed over its whole length (FIG. 5).
The bar 22 is arranged along an arc of a circle so as to be at a substantially constant distance from the light source 20a. When the arm 4 moves between its two limit positions, the sensor 21a receives a number of light pulses equal to the number of holes punched in the bar 22. The period of these pulses depends on the speed of motion of arm 4 and each of them corresponds to a particular position of the latter.
Between the light source 20b and the light sensor 21b is placed a second elongate opaque bar 23 having two punched holes 32. It is also secured to the supporting structure 28 (FIGS. 4 and 5) and is curved in the same manner as the bar 22. The position of the two holes 32 is so selected on the bar that the sensor 21b receives a light pulse at each time when the recording light beam issued from the collimating lens 16 passes in the vicinity of the two edges of the recording tape.
The electric pulses produced by the light sensors are directed towards a piloting member 24 which generates a train of pulses of a total duration equal to the scanning period of the recording light beam between the positions defined by the two end holes 32 of the second bar 23 and which comprises a number of pulses equal to the number of holes 33 of the first bar 22.
The pilot signal generated by the piloting element 24 (FIG. 6) is fed to an interface element 25 of a computer 26 to pilot the sequential picking up of the information to be recorded. The interface element 25 comprises an internal register connected to a buffer-memory 27, internal to the computer 26. The interface element 25 is also connected to a digital-to-analog decoder 28 of a known type, outside the computer. The decoder 28 produces analog signals from the information picked up in the buffer-memory through the interface element. These analog signals are conveyed to the optical system through a cable, not shown.
The device operates as follows:
When the internal register of the interface element 25 is empty, the latter generates an actuation signal. This signal has the effect of producing the transfer of the information stored at a particular address in the memory 27 into an internal register of the interface element 25 at an instant defined by the internal clock of the computer 26. As soon as the interface element 25 receives a pulse issued from the piloting element 24, i.e. during the passage of one of the holes 33 of the bar 22 in the light beam of the light source 20a, it transfers to the decoder 28 the information contained in its internal register and issued from the buffer-memory 27.
The reception of the pilot-signal, constituted by the assembly of the pulses of the pilot-signal, produces the successive transfers, to the interface element 25 and then to the decoder 28, of the information stored at a series of determined addresses of memory 27.
The analog signals transferred from decoder 28 to the optical system are successively recorded on the sensitive recording support and form a seismic trace.
The assembly 40 (FIG. 7) the arm position detection may also consist of a stationary support 41 on which is arranged at least one magnetic track where is preliminarily recorded a signal of the pulse type, for example, and a reading assembly 42, secured to the arm, adapted to generate an electrical signal whose frequency depends on the speed of motion of the arm.
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After only one day in the mountains I am already feeling very much revived and full of peace! Tranquility abounds when the day is a very mild 75 degrees and the skies are a peaceful, cloudless blue!
With 2 other 4-legged buddies to get acquainted with, my little Scottie was full of energy and eager to explore. Our walk this morning had each of them trying to out-do the other in the number of times they could "make their territory" before becoming completely empty. The neighbors were friendly as we walked up one street and down another, reminding me of my small town childhood. The dogs thought it great to get some extra pats from friends we met along the way.
And late this afternoon I took a favorite book to their front porch and sat, with my dog, enjoying the weather as I read. My dog was content to observe anything that moved, without making any plans to stray from the porch. This made me both proud and thankful.
By the time I am scheduled to return home to the Phoenix heat I will be totally rejuvenated and ready to face some more HOT weather! Wonderful to have a little reprieve!
The clock is a funny thing, it can evoke different emotions in different people. You may look at it and think how time is dragging. You may look at it and feel you have no control any longer, time is slipping by faster and faster. It could bring despair or elation, depending on what you feel is going to happen next.
Being happy with your life as it is now is an important step in a healthy lifestyle. And I'm not saying everyone needs to go around smiling all the time, or that you shouldn't try to continually better your life. But being unhappy with your life, your situation, how you look, financially -- whatever it is that is bringing the "unhappiness" into your life; it's doing more harm than good. It's eating at you the same way holding a grudge on someone eats at you. Constantly burning away at your insides.
"So! You may say sarcastically! What do you suggest I do?" And while there is no fix-all answer for all the problems, there is a way to change your attitude. You are the only one that can do it. It's hard, but always try to see the silver lining in the cloud. You've all heard the saying "every cloud has a silver lining" and it is an old-fashioned term, but it still applies. What it means, basically, is to try and not let your troubles get you down. Hang onto that sense of humor, try to still do things for other folks, see the best rather than the worst, and most of all, try to see yourself in the best possible light. If you don't love yourself how do you expect other people to love you?
I finally broke my plateau of 145 pounds -- which had been the very same for the last 6 days! So -- on the 7th day he rested -- and my scale dropped down to 144.6; which to me indicated time for a little reward. I went to Costco and bought a new pair of shorts, and don't ask me why I picked up a size 12 instead of a 10 -- habit perhaps! I tried them on when I got home and they fit me perfectly, or so I thought at the time. In fact, I wore them the rest of the day! Now I'm noticing they are actually quite large around the waist -- I should have chosen the 10! They were such a terrific buy I think I'll go back and buy a 10 and also an 8 (as incentive material).
Another treat I allowed myself was a leisurely soak in the tub complete with bubble bath, candles and a good book. This treat is a very relaxing way for me to end my day, and ensures a good night's sleep.
I ended my day as I stretched out in bed, spoiled and pleased, by feeling very good about my life and the way I am progressing. It's a good feeling to get a pat on the back every so often (even if it's from yourself).
When my husband was diagnosed with stomach cancer we were devastated. The doctors at Mayo did not pull any punches and he was told up front there was no chance for surgery, chemo or anything -- they would keep him comfortable with medication and that was all they could do.
With sad hearts we returned home, neither of us wanting to face the truth. We knew in our hearts that the end was inevitable and within six short months we would no longer be a happy couple. Each day changes became apparent as the scale continued to show the tale, down, down, down. Finally at 110 pounds we decided to no longer have him step on the scale.
Our Scottie, JB, knew something was wrong. She would lay at my husband's side for hours on end. If he layed down for a nap, she would lay beside the bed. We did not trust her to lay on the bed with us any longer for fear she would jump on my husband's stomach and hurt him; but she would lay in a chair watching us, or lay as close to the bed as possible. For a dog that was used to spending many hours each day running and playing outside this had to be a supreme act of love to put it all aside and take up a position of guarding a loved one. Dogs have an inner sense and it was proven each and every day as she kept her vigil.
One Sunday morning was the final day, the last breath, and as tears fell in the final goodbye, I lifted JB and placed her next to my husband, thinking she may wish to say goodbye also. But dogs think differently than humans when it comes to death, and knowing her master was no longer occupying the body on the bed, JB simply turned her head and stared at me. I understood her chore of keeping watch and trying to keep him safe was over, not to be forgotten, but moving on.
It's been several years now since that happened, and I have a new Scottie. I have noticed some of those same traits in her. When I'm sick and stay in bed, she will also lay down somewhere in the bedroom to "keep an eye on me and guard me."
I just got home from the gym and I feel so invigorated, so alive, and deep down so downright good about life! When an hour or so at the gym can make me feel like that, it really makes me wonder what kind of an idiot I must be that I procrastinate on going there each and every day! Hey! I'm not the only one that does it..... I hear people constantly lamenting the fact that they are procrastinators about running, walking, going to the gym, anything and every thing. And when we finally DO get around to DOING IT -- we love it!
Now do we procrastinate about tearing into a pizza when one is set in front of us? Or about chicken and dumplings, BBQ ribs, a juicy steak -- or whatever your big temptation happens to be? Ha! I can see those guilty looks on your faces right now! No hesitation there, right?
As I watched the minutes adding up on the treadmill I realized how much easier it is for me to walk the 20 minutes now than it was when I first started. I love to set it on random and have the machine taking me up and down hills. Then I took a turn on the epileptic, which I do for less time because I'm still getting the feel of it. It is much harder for me to get my time in on that machine than on the treadmill, that's why I know it's important for me to push for each additional minute. The weights come next and for me it's a period of cooldown as well as working those muscles. Stretching is part of it too. And then I hit the pool for more poolside exercises (I used to do pool aerobics) and walking in the pool. In the 55+ area where I go it is considered a "walking" pool, if you want to actually swim you must go to the part that is divided off for laps. I try to get in a lot of arm and leg exercises, helping my flexibility as well as toning up.
Maybe if I do this enough times in a row it will become a habit and my body will want to go, instead of procrastinating! Do you think?
Have a great day everyone! Be a DOer, not a Procrastinator!


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Molecular systematics of social skinks: phylogeny and taxonomy of the Egernia group (Reptilia: Scincidae)
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Children receiving bilateral implants have specific needs with regard to clinical management, particularly when the implants are received sequentially in two separate operations. Some of the issues to be raised in preoperative counseling to ensure families make an informed decision and are prepared for the postoperative period will be reviewed. Aspects of postoperative management, particularly the promotion of bilateral implant use, will also be discussed.
Cochlear has an extensive portfolio of resources to support the wider community. This session will introduce participants to new resources that they may find helpful in therapy including, 'My Experience Book' App, 'Track a Listening Child', 'Sound Foundation for Children', 'LEAPing on with Language' (for school aged children). Information about the many new resources, including the new data logging feature in Nucleus 6 may be useful to assist with tracking and monitoring the child's
How do we know if technology is appropriate and appropriately set? This presentation will discuss validation of technology performance to determine if technology is appropriate, evaluation of speech perception, and when to consider changing technology or moving to cochlear implants.
UEB Online is a training program for sighted people to learn Unified English Braille (UEB). Unified English Braille has been adopted by many countries and replaces standard english braille. This program is the first online UEB training tool. The program is suitable for classroom and specialist teachers, parents, teacher aides and other professionals supporting children and adults with vision impairment.
This workshop will discuss when different types of technology are appropriate. We will use case examples to help understand how to determine if technology is providing appropriate benefit, and how to determine when it is time to modify technology settings or to move to different technology.
Microtia and Atresia are low incidence congenital disorders with, in 90% of cases, the condition being unilateral; therefore support services have been loosely structured and perhaps not always seen as a priority. A combination of Universal Newborn Hearing Screening and changing perceptions as to the educational, behavioural, social and emotional impacts of unilateral hearing loss has resulted in an increased number of families who have children with Microtia and/or Atresia enrolling in
n this webinar participants will be offered a new perspective about the ages and stages of childhood development and how to promote effective progression toward long-term goals. Specific tasks and activities will be suggested to create a balanced early intervention plan using a systematic approach.


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For the first time Iranian artists Samira Alikhanzadeh and Samira Hodaei will show their works together in group show called ARIMAS. Carrying the same name, living both in Tehran these two artists deal with the role of women in society, both historically and contemporary. Both artists have developed very special techniques- what they have in common is the adaption of found images that are entwined with manual work giving the works a haptical character.
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The oldest vine in the world clings to the façade of an inn in Maribor. Why not hire a bicycle to explore the banks of the Drava River or visit the old town? A sumptuous setting and a town endowed with a rich cultural heritage. A good base for going up Mt Pohorje.
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Nail tech Vinny Patel has launched a series of tutorial DVDs to share his skills with other techs.
Vinny Patel, a nail tech at The Look in Bronx, N.Y., has gained a lot of expertise in nail art over the years, especially in 3-D designs. He's launched a series of tutorial DVDs to share his skills with other nail techs. The DVDs feature step-by-steps of designs like 3-D flowers and aquarium nails. (If you live in the Bronx area, Patel also teaches local nail art classes.) For more information or to purchase one of his DVDs, contact Patel at email@example.com or (646) 578-2665.
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Chicken Salad with Bow Ties & Mustard-Sesame Dressing
From EatingWell: March/April 1994
Ginger "juice" and Dijon mustard add a unique intensity to this chicken pasta salad. Make it a meal: Apricot-Almond Clafouti is a delicious finish.
Makes: 8 servings, 1 1/2 cups each
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Nutrition Profile
Diabetes appropriate | Low calorie | Low cholesterol | Low saturated fat | Low sodium | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | High fiber |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breasts, trimmed and poached (see Tip)
- 1 4-inch piece fresh ginger, peeled
- 3 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 2 tablespoons rice-wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- 1 1/2 teaspoons sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 8 ounces snow peas, stems and strings removed
- 1 pound whole-wheat bow-tie (farfalle) pasta
- 2 stalks celery, sliced on the bias
- 1 red bell pepper, seeded and cut into 1/4-inch-by-3-inch strips
- 2 scallions, green part only, thinly sliced on the diagonal
- Salt & freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 1 tablespoon sesame seeds, toasted (see Tip)
- Thinly slice chicken and chill.
- Finely grate ginger into a fine sieve placed over a small bowl. Firmly press out all the liquid with the back of a spoon. (You should have about 1 1/2 tablespoons liquid.) Add mustard, vinegar, sesame oil, sugar and soy sauce to the ginger juice and whisk until creamy; set aside.
- Bring 4 quarts salted water to a boil. Blanch snow peas in boiling water for 1 minute. Remove them with a slotted spoon and transfer to a colander. Rinse under cold running water and set aside. Return the water to a boil, add pasta and cook until just tender, about 8 to 10 minutes or according to package directions. Drain and rinse with cold water; set aside.
- Combine celery, bell pepper, scallions and the reserved chicken, snow peas and pasta in a large bowl. Add dressing and toss to coat. Taste and adjust seasonings with salt and pepper. Transfer to a serving platter and garnish with sesame seeds. Serve immediately.
Tips & Notes
- Tips: To poach chicken breasts: Place boneless, skinless chicken breasts in a medium skillet or saucepan and add lightly salted water to cover; bring to a boil. Cover, reduce heat to low and simmer gently until chicken is cooked through and no longer pink in the middle, 10 to 12 minutes.
- To toast sesame seeds: Place in a small dry skillet and cook over medium-low heat, stirring constantly, until fragrant and lightly browned, 2 to 4 minutes.
Per serving: 296 calories; 4 g fat (1 g sat, 1 g mono); 31 mg cholesterol; 47 g carbohydrates; 1 g added sugars; 19 g protein; 6 g fiber; 218 mg sodium; 225 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (57% daily value), Selenium (15% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 3
Exchanges: 2 1/2 starch, 1/2 vegetable, 1 1/2 very lean meat, 1/2 fat
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Welcome to SALSA SQUAD, Gloucestershires biggest Salsa Club with 3 Salsa dance classes in Cheltenham and Gloucester. (see video below). Taught by UK Award winning Salsa dance Instructors, you will learn how to dance Salsa in a fun, relaxed and welcoming environment. New Absolute Beginners start with us every week so come along and join in the fun. No partner or dance experience required. Check out the Dance Classes link above for full details, see you soon....
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With less than 48 hours until the polls open, Hillary Clinton made her fifth visit to the area in as many weeks on Sunday.
She gave a short speech, before asking the crowd to try to drum up some extra support.
The speech was meant to "rally the troops," sending supporters out to canvas neighborhoods over the next two days.
Clinton says her campaign's made a lot of progress in Indiana, but says she's still the "underdog" in Tuesday's primary.
She says it's going to be an important push to the end.
It was a smaller crowd than the senator has seen in her past visits, but the excitement was still there.
"Stay with me, work with me, and let's make history on Tuesday," Clinton yelled over the cheering crowd of 200-300 people.
Clinton hit on most of the hot topics in a 20 minute speech, from the war in Iraq, to education, to the struggling economy.
She brazenly stood by her proposal to suspend the gas tax, which has drawn so much criticism in the past week.
"I am unabashed. I am unapologetic. I am going to fight for the middle class, and I am going to take on the oil companies, and everybody else who's had it their way for way too long," Clinton said.
Clinton defended her plan to suspend the gas tax, which has been so controversial; by saying it would save truckers $2 billion, which would in turn lower prices at the grocery store.
She said it wasn't a "gimmick" as Senator Obama had coined it, but rather a short term solution until they can find a long-term fix.
She had a request for the crowd amidst the excitement of the final days.
"I hope that you will do everything that you can in next 2 days to reach as many voters as possible," Clinton said.
Rachel Tomas-Morgan and her children enlisted in that push, heading out to canvas as a family, after the speech.
"It really shows that, generationally, we support her and my husband as well; and so it's not just women for Hillary its children for Hillary," Tomas-Morgan said.
"It's very inspirational to see her and then go out canvassing and talking to people and seeing what other people have to say too," said Tomas-Morgan's 12-year-old daughter Sarah.
Supporters hope Clinton's appeal can span generations, to pick up some crucial votes come Tuesday.
"It's wonderful to have her run and I think she's the smartest person to do it," said 74-year-old Faye Benjamin, a Hillary supporter.
"I think she is the best person for the job, and we really need somebody like her in the White House," said Tomas-Morgan's 7-year-old son Benjamin.
For many in the crowd, it was the second, third or fourth time to see Clinton, and there's been plenty of opportunities lately.
There's no word yet on whether she'll be back again by Tuesday.
Hillary Clinton sat down with WNDU's Maureen McFadden for a one-on-one interview, which we will feature throughout Newscenter 16 on Monday.


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Trying to find any information regarding parents or siblings of Spencer J Brewer. Born Ithaca, NY 1898, Died Houston, TX area 1937. Paternal side of family tree stops here. Would relish any information that may be available. Happy to share what information I have on his descendants.
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Beautiful contemporary villa type F5, large volumes, capacity 8-10 people.
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Conditioned parental Ch canopy (160) bed with dressing room and bathroom.
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This is my first foray into the Graveyard Rabbit blogosphere. I am a veteran genealogical blogger, and I figured that at some point I should create my own GR site. I've taken a number of photos of my ancestor's graves over the years, and I felt that I should dedicate a site to their memories a la tombstones.
A few of years ago, I took a number of photos at the San Miguel Catholic Cemetery in Socorro, New Mexico. These includes pictures of my great-grandparent's tombstones.
As with many men in my family, Ignacio Torres died many years before his widow Andrellita passed on. He died on 18 March 1950, while his wife died 24 years later on 9 July 1974.
Their tombstones are next to each other. The photo below shows Andrellita's stone near the center of the frame - it is the clear one with the carving of Jesus on it. Ignacio's is on the lower right hand corner of the photo. As you can see, the tombstone lies on top of a cement slab.
I didn't know where my great-grandparents were buried until a few years ago. I was walking away from my mother's family plot, when I looked down to discover that only a few yards away was the resting place of my father's maternal grandparents. Some of my dad's family did not even know they were buried there until I pointed it out to them.
Below is a close-up of my great-grandmother's tombstone. It has a carving of Jesus' Sacred Heart, and reads
"In Loving Memory Andrellita M. Torres Nov 30, 1883 - July 9, 1974".
I would have been nearly six years old when she died, although I do not remember her at all. My family says that she lived her last years in my grandparent's home, and was taken care of by her son-in-law, my grandfather Robert B. Baca until his death in November 1972. Her daughter was my grandmother Maria Teresa (Torres) Baca. Grandmother Teri lived until Feburary 1983.
Andrellita, or Andrea (Montoya) Torres, was the daughter of Jose Casmiro Montoya and Manuela Abeyta.
Below is Ignacio Torres' tombstone. It is hard to read due to many years of weathering.
I tried to clear up the picture by showing it as a negative. It is still almost impossible to read. What I believe it says is
"Ignacio Torres - Born October 25, 1875 - Died March 18, 1950".
I'll have to go back to look at the tombstone to be sure. Ignacio was the son of Crespin Torres and Maria Andrea Trujillo.
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