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Did Obama's big deficit speech backfire?Posted on April 20, 2011, at 9:39 AM
The president's approval rating hits a near-record low, and Americans are particularly displeased with his handling of the economy. Is his much-hyped budget speech to blame?
Obama's 'churlish' local TV interviewPosted on April 19, 2011, at 3:36 PM
A Texas reporter's combative style rankles the usually unflappable president
The 'racist hate-email' depicting Obama as a chimpanzeePosted on April 18, 2011, at 12:37 PM
A local GOP official and Tea Partier in Orange County, Calif., is under fire for sending around a 'heinous' email
Obama's 'all-time low' approval ratingPosted on March 30, 2011, at 3:50 PM
Two new polls suggest the president is more unpopular than he's ever been. Is America's controversial Libya intervention to blame?
Are high schools snubbing Obama?Posted on March 9, 2011, at 10:35 AM
After only 68 schools enter a contest to secure the president as their senior classes' commencement speaker, the White House extends the competition's deadline
The 'Who's going to shoot Obama?' incident: Rep. Broun's controversial responsePosted on February 25, 2011, at 4:12 PM
Some say the Republican congressman should have condemned a supporter who questioned him about assassinating the president
Bill O'Reilly's 48 presidential interruptionsPosted on February 9, 2011, at 1:29 PM
A new video highlights every moment that the Fox News personality interrupted Obama in their pre-Super Bowl sitdown — all four dozen times
How Obama manipulates the pressPosted on February 8, 2011, at 10:05 AM
The turnaround in the president's fortunes is partly due to his skill in playing the Washington press like a fiddle, say John Harris and Jim VandeHei at Politico
Bill O'Reilly vs. Obama: Who won?Posted on February 7, 2011, at 11:04 AM
The president sat down with the Fox News star for a head-to-head before yesterday's Super Bowl. Did either man end up looking like a "pinhead"?
Obama's 'deeply personal' prayer breakfast speech: 3 theoriesPosted on February 4, 2011, at 12:28 PM
The president spoke about his own faith and journey to God at Thursday morning's National Prayer Breakfast. What was behind this surprisingly emotional move?
Why is Obama getting more popular?Posted on January 31, 2011, at 11:04 AM
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Is it too soon to call Obama the 'comeback kid'?Posted on January 20, 2011, at 10:33 AM
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June 27 (Bloomberg) -- A U.S. judge delayed enforcement of a Georgia law that requires employers to verify whether a worker is a legal resident and allows police to investigate an immigrant suspect's legal status.
U.S. District Judge Thomas Thrash in Atlanta said a group of nonprofit organizations, business associations and individuals who sued to block the state statute are likely to prevail on their claim that parts of the measure scheduled to take effect July 1 are unconstitutional because they are preempted by federal law.
"Seventy years ago the United States Supreme Court declared that the federal government had the exclusive right to legislate in the general field of foreign affairs, including power over immigration, naturalization and deportation," the judge said in today's ruling. "That remains the law of the land."
Georgia lawmakers passed the bill that gives state law enforcement broader authority to identify undocumented workers in April, after a similar effort in Arizona was blocked in federal court.
Under the legislation, police are allowed to verify the immigration status of people suspected of certain crimes and arrest those in the country illegally. It also would require businesses with at least 10 employees to use a federal database to check that new hires are authorized to work in the U.S.
Thrash said in his ruling that it was a myth that the federal government did nothing about illegal immigration and that the state government's characterization of federal enforcement as "passive" had no basis in fact.
Representatives of Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens, whose office is defending the lawsuit, didn't immediately return a call for comment.
The case is Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights v. Nathan Deal, 11-01804, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Georgia (Atlanta).
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NEWPORT NEWS -- Riverside Health System reported Sunday that hundreds of medical records were 'inappropriately accessed' by an employee over a four-year period.
Riverside's Compliance Department determined an employee had accessed 919 medical records, including patients' social security numbers, a summary of patients' history and other information that appears in Riverside's electronic medical record, between September 2009 and October 2013, according to a Riverside report.
Officials tell 13News Now the employee was a female LPN who worked at a doctor's office, which is part of the Riverside Medical Group. She had been an employee for 13 years but has been terminated.
The breach was discovered during a random company audit on Nov. 1.
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Houston, TX (Sports Network) - Humberto Quintero went 3-for-4 with two RBI, helping Houston take two of three from Pittsburgh with a 6-4 win.
The Astros bullpen got plenty of work after Felipe Paulino exited with a strained right groin in the second inning. Russ Ortiz continued to pitch well in relief, hurling 4 1/3 scoreless frames, while Jeff Fulchino (1-1) got the win with a inning of relief work.
"I've been feeling great. The past four outings [out of the bullpen], everything just seems to be clicking," said Ortiz, who has made over 250 starts during his 11-year career, "I've just been able to stay where I'm at and hold the game."
Jeff Keppinger went 2-for-4 with a run scored and an RBI for Houston, which has won six of eight.
Ian Snell recorded a quality start, giving up three runs on eight hits in six innings, while Steven Jackson (1-1) took the loss after allowing three runs in 1 1/3 relief frames for Pittsburgh, which had won four of five coming in.
"He was around the plate more, challenging the hitters more. When he does that, he sets up his offspeed pitches and it gives him a chance," Pirates manager John Russell said of Snell. "His command was a lot better and he attacked the zone today."
Andrew McCutchen had three hits and an RBI, while Nyjer Morgan drove in two for the Pirates.
Tim Byrdak started the away seventh and filled the bases with a walk and consecutive singles. The reliever was immediately pulled for Fulchino, who gave up an RBI groundout and a run-scoring single to McCutchen and Morgan, respectively, to tie the game, 3-3.
A walk to Freddy Sanchez filled the bags again for Pittsburgh, but Adam LaRoche grounded meekly into an inning-ending 3-2-3 double play.
Miguel Tejada came through in the home half of the seventh, singling with two on and two down, bringing in Matt Kata for the go-ahead run.
The Astros tacked on two insurance runs in the eighth on an RBI single from Quintero and Jason Michaels' pinch-hit, run-scoring double.
LaTroy Hawkins entered in the ninth ad struck out Ramon Vazquez before putting runners on the corners. Morgan made it a two-run game with a sacrifice fly, and Sanchez fouled out to first, capping Hawkins' eighth save of the season.
Paulino gave up a one-out, RBI double to Jason Jaramillo in the second and exited with the injury after fanning Vazquez.
Ortiz came in and got out of the inning, and Houston tied it in the bottom half when Keppinger's single scored Geoff Blum, who doubled with two away.
Keppinger and Quintero recorded back-to-back doubles in the fifth, the latter falling just out of the reach of McCutchen in center to bring in a run.
Hunter Pence walked, stole second and scored on Carlos Lee's single to right in the sixth, though the Pirates tied the game in their next at-bat.
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Discover PerformanceHP Software's community for IT leaders // April 2012
SaaS lets Cardinal Health sharpen its focus
Cardinal Health uses SaaS tools to improve ALM, quality and productivity.
Every day, Cardinal Health plays a role in treating the sick and saving lives around the world. The company—No. 19 on the Fortune 500, with more than 30,000 employees—delivers pharmaceuticals and medical products to more than 60,000 locations each day. It manufacturers a large portfolio of medical and surgical products, from the gloves that nurses wear to the fluids that surgeons use during operations.
The business applications behind these processes ensure that the right medicines reach the right location in a timely fashion. About 60 critical order-flow apps oversee more than two-thirds of Cardinal Health's revenue, and ensure that supplies and medicines reach customers on time. To say that a robust test solution was needed for those apps would be an understatement.
At the same time, Cardinal Health is not in the business of creating and maintaining business apps. To allow IT to concentrate resources on core applications that differentiate Cardinal from its competitors, the company has long included software as a service (SaaS) in its portfolio.
"[SaaS] allows us to focus on our primary core competencies and on what our clients and customers need," says Don Jackson, senior engineer in Cardinal's Testing Center of Excellence.
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Cardinal Health relies on three major SaaS offerings from HP: Business Service Management, Quality Center and Performance Center for testing. The ability to use these application in a SaaS model not only frees IT to do what it does best, but it also leads to faster time to market. And that's crucial in the healthcare industry, where issues such as FDA validation and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) compliance can slow down time to market.
The Testing Center of Excellence had been relying on HP's LoadRunner to manage the functional testing, load testing, demand management and end-user management of its critical applications. But as test requirements grew, the team needed an even more flexible solution that would scale to meet increased demand. At the same time, given the team's fixed budget, the solution had to increase efficiencies and reduce overall operating costs.
"It's almost at a turnkey level when you work with SaaS, assuming that you've established a good relationship with your sales staff and your client account manager," Jackson says. "We were able to stand up Performance Center, which is an enterprise application, in one week. From the time we signed the deal until the time we were live, executing performance tests, was one week, and I think that's very powerful."
It's even more powerful when stacked against the company's estimate for an internal rollout: six months. The transition to SaaS included project definitions, more than 40 load generator allocations, host pool configuration, validation of the environment, training end-users and kicking off the first load test using the SaaS platform. The second phase established further integrations through a dedicated tunnel between HP SaaS and Cardinal.
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The benefits of Cardinal Health's SaaS initiative are many. The company recently documented the following:
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- Test coverage has increased by 33 percent with the same number of resources.
- Test analysis has accelerated by 75 percent.
The company also counts not having to keep up with upgrades as a major benefit. New versions of the tool are implemented without requiring in-house IT staff to lose focus on core applications.
Jackson says, "Leveraging SaaS, not only can we focus on our core competencies, but time to market is a huge benefit."
The advantages aren't all about cost and speed, though. HP's diagnostics revealed memory leaks and configuration challenges in an in-production application. Had the flaws not been found and fixed, the critical app could have failed. Consequences could have included a large financial blow and failure to route medicines to pharmacy and hospital clients on time.
The net result? Better, faster, smarter IT, more successfully and efficiently serving the goals of the business. For more on HP's SaaS solutions, check out HP's Software as a Service portal.
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Official: 'Numerous' Other Bodies At Algeria Plant
Authorities said the bloody takeover was carried out Wednesday by 32 men from six countries, under the command from afar of the one-eyed Algerian bandit Moktar Belmoktar, founder of the Masked Brigade, based in neighboring Mali. The attacking force called itself "Those Who Sign in Blood."
The militants initially said the operation was payback for French military intervention in neighboring Mali, where al-Qaida-linked rebels are on the march, but later they said it was two months in the planning, long before France sent in troops.
Armed with heavy machine guns, rocket launchers, missiles and grenades, the militants singled out foreign workers at the plant, killing some of them on the spot and attaching explosive belts to others.
Algeria's tough and uncompromising response to the crisis was typical of its take-no-prisoners approach in confronting terrorists, favoring military action over negotiation. Algerian military forces, backed by attack helicopters, launched two assaults on the plant, the first one on Thursday.The militants had "decided to succeed in the operation as planned, to blow up the gas complex and kill all the hostages," Algerian Communications Minister Mohamed Said said in a state radio interview. The Masked Brigade claimed responsibility for the attack in the name of al-Qaida, according to a video obtained by a Mauritania-based website that sometimes carries messages of jihadists. An audio recording of Algerian security forces speaking with the head of the kidnappers, Abdel Rahman al-Nigiri, on the second day of the drama indicated the hostage-takers were trying to organize a prisoner swap. "You see our demands are so easy, so easy if you want to negotiate with us," al-Nigiri said in the recording broadcast by Algerian television. "We want the prisoners you have, the comrades who were arrested and imprisoned 15 years ago. We want 100 of them." In another phone call, al-Nigiri said that half the militants had been killed by the Algerian army on Thursday and that he was ready to blow up the remaining hostages if security forces attacked again.
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The Reinforcing Education on Diabetes (RED) study is looking at different diabetes self-management education programs to see which programs are more helpful. Joslin researchers are now recruiting patients in the Boston area who have type 2 diabetes, are between the ages of 18 and 75, have received diabetes education in the past, have an HbA1C equal to or greater than 7.0% and have no major complications.
Participants in the study will receive education from a Joslin diabetes educator at no cost, lab tests to determine blood glucose control, compensation for study visits, and three hours of parking for each study-related visit. In addition to the classes, participants will come to Joslin four to five times over the course of a year to meet with study staff and assess their progress in diabetes management.
"Many people who are struggling to get their blood glucose levels under control need an organized structure and frequent contact with providers to support them in their efforts," notes Katie Weinger, Ed.D., R.N., the Joslin investigator who is leading the RED study.
The study will examine the effectiveness of two programs designed to help such patients. Both programs address learning how to better your health by managing your diabetes and other medical conditions that may accompany it.
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The other day a friend mentioned to me that she'd decided to embark on a weight-loss program based on Canada's Food Guide.
She's about our age—in her mid-50s—and said she feels like it's time to stop messing around with her health. And since the Food Guide is a product of Health Canada, a federal government agency with a mandate to promote national health standards, it seems like a sane, rational choice.
At first I agreed: on the face of it, Canada's Food Guide seems like a great choice. But then I went and actually looked at the thing. That's when things got a bit murky.
For example: when I looked up the recommended number of servings for a woman between the ages of 51 and 70, I found that the Food Guide doesn't distinguish by height, weight, build, or activity level. So apparently all women our age, whether they're 5'2″ or 5'11 inches tall, whether they're tiny-boned or sturdy, whether they're constantly active or complete couch potatoes, should eat this much food:
Serving sizes are obscure
Okay….fair enough. Setting aside the issue of whether this is an appropriate across-the-board recommendation for all women our age, let's look at what constitutes a serving.
In the Vegetables and Fruit choices, the Food Guide would have us equate a "medium apple" (no weight given) with "half an avocado" (again, no weight given). A "medium banana" is apparently comparable to "half a cup of chard." A "stalk of celery" is the same as "half a cup of sweet potato."
Even the least calorie-aware person should be able to tell that these foods aren't in the same ballpark with one another, calorie-wise, yet the Food Guide seems to be saying they're interchangeable.
But when it comes to portion control, size does count. These days, a "medium apple" might weigh 150 grams; that's about twice as large as the fruit we consumed as kids. But the Food Guide makes no mention of this. To the Guide, an apple is an apple is an avocado.
Advice is vague
In the "Meats and Alternates" section, the Food Guide tells us to select "lean meat."
But 2.5 ounces of chicken is listed as equivalent to 2.5 ounces of duck, which is the same as 2.5 ounces of pork. I don't know how to break it to the good folks at Health Canada, but 100 grams of skinless chicken breast yields about 172 calories and 9 grams of fat, while 100 grams of duck contains 372 calories (less if you eat it without the skin, but the Food Guide doesn't mention anything about skin, so what the hey? Let's live a little!).
We're told to have meat alternatives such as beans, lentils, or tofu "often." But how often? Your guess is as good as mine.
Oh, and remember how I talked about the hidden calories in fruit juices a couple of weeks ago? Well, the Food Guide does advise us to "have vegetables and fruit more often than juice." And that's it. Nothing about why, nothing about exactly how much juice is equivalent to a piece of fruit.
Nothing about the fact that ounce for ounce, many fruit juices have the same caloric values as sugary sodas.
Dubious food choices
When we get to the dairy section, we're advised to "drink skim, 1%, or 2% milk each day."
But how much? And since when is chocolate milk listed as a legitimate milk serving? And pudding/custard? Hey, according to the Food Guide, as long as it's made with milk, it's a milk product, so consume away!
Similarly, in the "Grain Products" section, a 30 gram serving of "cold cereal" is on a par with half a cup of brown rice, which is the same as half a bagel. But what if your cold cereal choice is "Sugar Frosted Woofies with Chocolate Coating and Extra Honey"? The Food Guide is silent on the subject.
Granted, it does recommend making "at least half" your daily grain servings whole grain—but why not go all the way and tell us "processed grain is crap and shouldn't really be consumed except at gunpoint"?
As for trans fats, which have been shown incontrovertibly to be toxic at any dose, does the Food Guide tell us not to eat them? Nope. It says "limit" your intake. Seriously.
Why is the Food Guide a recipe for obesity?
Answering that question could take up a whole essay, never mind a blog post, but my understanding is that when the government put this thing together, they invited representatives of Canada's food industry to consult and sit on advisory boards.
As I've mentioned before, the food industry does not have the health of its customers in mind when it produces its over-sweet, over-salted, over-fatty foods. It has the health of its shareholders in mind. This doesn't make the food producers "bad"—they're just doing their job.
But it does mean that when they get to have input into things like our country's Food Guide, they're not going to tell us "no, no, don't eat white bread. That stuff is crap. Eat whole-grain products." They're not going to suggest we forgo the sugary cereal or chocolate milk in favour of steel-cut oats or skim milk, because down that road lies a lower bottom line.
So who can you trust, if you can't trust the Canada Food Guide? Essentially, you have three great tools at your disposal: your food scale, your measuring cups, and your food diary. If you weigh and measure your portions, you'll know what a "medium apple" should weigh; and if you use your food diary, you'll know how many calories it contains.
To my friend, I'd say, "Do yourself a favour. Ditch the Food Guide." You'll be doing your body a favour.


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"VIDEO: GOP Candidate's Son Applauds 'Kill' Claire McCaskill Line"
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that the comment was met with "mild applause" from the audience, including, according to a video provided to ThinkProgress by the liberal research group American Bridge, Steelman's son, Sam. Sam Steelman also serves as his mother's "deputy [campaign] manager" and acts as a "campaign spokesman."
In the tracking video, Sam, chatting with his mother, can be clearly seen applauding after activist Scott Boston says, "We have to kill the Claire Bear ladies and gentlemen." Watch it:
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So what's the champion you hate the most and can´t stand playing/going against?
Everyone has that champion you can't stand!
I personally don't like Garen and will never buy him. I just hate the way he silences/spins and then throws a big ass sword on me :/
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Jax... Jax.. Jax... Jax.. JAX...
When playing any bruiser top and he engages on you. Somehow spinning a F__KING LAMP POST ABOVE YOUR HEAD MAKES YOUR ATTACKS MISS 100%. and then at the end he fajwe;fiwea;o stuns you. By that his ult will be OH LOL FULLY ARMED. and proceed to rape you and your family. With a lamp post. So you just sit there taking it up the ass. I HATE IT.
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Singed. He just runs around taunting you. Even when you try to attack him, he just throws you and you can't do anything about it.
Trundle. He is just one ugly champion.
I don't always hate a champion but when I do it is usually Trundle. Stay Thirsty my friends.
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Grr... That thing makes me ANGRY. Let me play a scenario.
ME: Yaayy I got my mid finally! Let's see....Brand! Oh this shouldn't be a problem! I need to just dodge his Q and W!
Brand uses E, I try to dodge W but somehow he gets it. I proceed to get ulted and die anyway.
Okay... That was just bad like.
Same thing happens but replace Ult with Q, I try to Snare but he Q's faster.
Teemo. Gay blind. and we all hate him
It changes a lot.but right now I really hate Warwick why wont he stop regenerating his Hp?
I hate Teemo on principle.
i hate Jax a little more though.
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|Approximately 10 days ago we purchased and planted October Glory maples. We've been watering regularly using gator bag irrigation. As of now one of the trees appears to have a large section of its leaves changing colors prematurely. In other words, it looks like, to me, the tree is struggling or dying. Does this sound like an accurate assessment? And/or how can we help the tree thrive?
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- Posted by toronado3800 Z6 St. Louis (My Page) on Fri, Aug 1, 14 at 0:30
|jennimatt, you are probably on it in your assessment. Transplant has stressed out the tree. Mid-summer is rough on them and large transplants are difficult to handle and require more water.
It is your job to stick your finger a few inches into the rootball and make sure the watering is getting it moist. Lets see....acer rubrum cultivar so it should be difficult to drown and it is big and is hot in the summer.... I say when the rootball feels almost dry water again. Check and do this regardless of if it has rained a little.
Trick is deciding how much water....during the drought two years ago I discovered trees my height or smaller could be kept happy with a sprinkler for an hour every three days. Smaller trees a gallon of water more or less every three days. Bigger than me and oh boy. Just turn on the sprinkler when you get home from work and turn it off at 0100 when you go to bed. With big transplants I assume the roots were tortured so they need help.
While we're at it, the guys on here will want to see a picture of the trunk where it meets the ground to check if you planted the tree at the right height. Heck, describe your planting procedure you may as well.
FWIW I bet with proper mulch and watering your maple pulls through even if it looks worse in the short term.
- Posted by ken_adrian MI z5 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 1, 14 at 8:10
|there are very specific.. favored planting times .. basically spring while leafless.. or fall.. when leafless ... and being leafless.. you dont end up with.. wait for it.. leaf damage ...
and that is the biggest reason for timing ..... is to avoid this..
100% transplant shock ...
i have done it at unfavorable times.. and the tree lost every leaf on the plant ...
and if properly watered ... they will bounce back ...
besides.. its a maple.. not the fooest of the foo .. lol ..
since i see a lot of grass in the pic ... i am thinking you might be doing some more planting ..... so ... see link on planting.. timing.. mulching.. watering ...
and do keep in mind ... just because you buy it... doenst mean its time to plant it ... and if a ball and burlap.. you can tag it at the nursery.. for fall pickup ...
if this was done professionally.. talk with your contractor ...
Here is a link that might be useful: link
- Posted by ilovemytrees 5b/6a Western, NY (My Page) on Fri, Aug 1, 14 at 9:00
|Maples are weeds; it's pretty hard to kill them. October Glory's like their feet wet so do make sure they're getting enough water. I had 2 of them years ago and they took off like rockets. I loved those trees. I watered the absolute hell out of them, lol, and they grew up to 3 feet in a year, but sadly they were ripped up all over from frost crack. We had to remove them. I can't have soft -wooded trees in my yard due to my location and winter conditions...
- Posted by hairmetal4ever Z7 MD (My Page) on Fri, Aug 1, 14 at 9:12
|Not unusual for summer planting.
I've seen many newly planted maples do this, but it's not as if they lose their leaves 2 weeks later. They'll show some color...but still hold leaves until at least early fall, then defoliate.
Keep them moist, and they should be fine long-term.
There are a few Acer rubrums that are more mature doing this around me, but mostly trees near areas of compaction, near streets, other stressed situation. For those trees, which are long established, I'd say their days are numbered (but they may still hang on a decade or so), but for a new tree, just keep it watered, and, since Maples are hard to kill and relatively tolerant of transplanting, I think they will be fine.
- Posted by hairmetal4ever Z7 MD (My Page) on Fri, Aug 1, 14 at 9:13
|BTW the relatively sparse canopy suggests this was a tree dug and balled/burlapped this past spring.
Which, as long as they were handled properly at the nursery you bought them from, may be a GOOD thing, in that new roots have already begun to regenerate and should more easily grow into your native soil.
|Thank you all so much for the comments. Very helpful! I'm going out to soak the roots now.
|I was going to say along the lines of HM comment if it was b&b the fact you planted if now likely has no impact on what its doing now unless it put out roots and they cut them off or broke the root ball, etc.
How you got a steal on this plant.
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The aim of this paper is the practical application of these relationships for an un-surfaced and surfaced pavement with a typical stabilised (C3 – quality) base layer. Currently there are up to 15 standard pavement designs with cementitious base layers proposed in TRH 4 (1996). This paper demonstrates the impact of four different tyre models (including overloading) used in the mechanistic-empirical design of these pavements. In particular, the importance of adequate surface protection is demonstrated with reference to the vertical tyre contact stresses expected on these cementitious layers. The impact of the findings extends to the use (or not) of C3 - quality bases and associated surfacings on all categories of pavements carrying up to 10 million E80s. This is considered important towards the upgrading of secondary (or alternative) road pavements using cementitious stabilisers in the base layer, especially in the light of the potential future attraction of heavily loaded vehicles - with or without overloading on the tyres. Description: 33rd Southern African Transport Conference (SATC 2014), CSIR International Convention Centre, Pretoria, South Africa, July 2014 2014-07-01T00:00:00Z Advanced testing and characterization of shear modulus and deformation characteristics of oil sand materials Anochie-Boateng, JK Tutumluer, E http://hdl.handle.net/10204/7737 2014-10-24T21:55:10Z 2014-09-01T00:00:00Z Title: Advanced testing and characterization of shear modulus and deformation characteristics of oil sand materials Authors: Anochie-Boateng, JK; Tutumluer, E Abstract: Oil sands are natural deposits of sand materials that are rich in bitumen. Limited studies have been conducted to determine the dynamic behavior of oil sand materials. Recent difficulties encountered in oil sand mine fields in Canada substantiated the need to characterize the stress dependent, visco-elastic and plastic behavior of oil sand materials under dynamic loading of off-road construction and mining equipment. This paper introduces a new cyclic triaxial test procedure for determining shear modulus and deformation characteristics of oil sand materials. The test procedure was used to characterize shear moduli of three oil sand materials with varying bitumen contents. From the test results, nonlinear shear modulus models were successfully developed to characterize temperature and stress dependent behavior of the tested oil sand materials. The research findings indicate that the new laboratory approach is an improvement on conventional tests especially when oil sand materials need to be evaluated in the field for subgrade construction and equipment mobility. Description: Copyright: 2014 ASTM International. This is the pre/post print version. 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This has resulted in numerous role players in the industry developing experimental binders (closer in stiffness to a 50/70 penetration grade binder) to provide an improved performance with regards to asphalt applications. This paper presents the evaluation of an experimental binder in terms of comparisons with 50/70 penetration grade bitumen of known good performance. Comparative testing was done using the current South African bitumen specification as well as performance grade properties with reference to AASHTO MP19 / M320 and the complex shear moduli. Furthermore, the comparative performance of the binders in identical asphalt mixes containing the same aggregate, grading and binder content were evaluated. The asphalt performance-related tests conducted on the mixes included repeated axial load permanent deformation (rutting indicator), beam fatigue (cracking indicator), dynamic modulus (stiffness indicator) and modified Lottman (durability indicator). The test results were evaluated comparatively to establish whether the performance of the asphalt mixes differed. The close correlations between some binder tests and the asphalt tests in predicting performance were found to be of interest. Description: 33rd Annual Southern Africa Transportation Conference, Pretoria, South Africa, July 2014 2014-07-01T00:00:00Z Evaluation of the performance of aggregate in hot-mix asphalt Komba, JJ O'Connell, J Paige-Green, P http://hdl.handle.net/10204/7634 2014-08-27T21:55:17Z 2014-07-01T00:00:00Z Title: Evaluation of the performance of aggregate in hot-mix asphalt Authors: Komba, JJ; O'Connell, J; Paige-Green, P Abstract: The overall performance of an asphalt mix is dependent on, amongst others, the properties of the constituent materials, which include aggregate, binder and filler. The aggregate for production of asphalt mixes is usually sourced from a quarry, which is established through a long and expensive process. 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(541) 516-1115
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Jeni Greening
Counselor, MS, LPC
"Exploring your feelings and thoughts in the moment increases awareness and provides you insight into your strengths. I assist children, youth, adults, and family members find specific ways to change in these moments. We will work together in order for you to reach your goals and realize the sustained changes you seek. I provide therapy for anxiety, mood disorders; behavioral problems, emotional regulation problems, school challenges, managing multiple daily stressors, recovery from trauma. I offer a free phone consultation in order to answer any questions you may have and to talk about how we can work together.
(541) 412-6950
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Life Coaching Therapists
If you're looking for help with life coaching in Newport or for a Newport life coach these professionals provide life counseling, personal counseling and career counseling. They include Newport life coaches, career coaches, career counselors and life counselors plus life coaching therapists, life coaching psychologists, life coaching psychotherapists and life coaching counselors. They can help with all aspects of life counseling, work counseling and business counseling.
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Therapists in Newport have broad skills and are able to work with a wide range of issues.
For example, if you're seeking a marriage counselor in Newport you'll find that most therapists are trained in marriage counseling or couples counseling in Newport and couples therapy. And they welcome families for family counseling in Newport or family therapy in Newport.


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