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The value of project management knowledge is, of course, the bedrock of PM Solutions' business. Recently, new research by the PM College and PM Solutions Research validated that companies with higher-skilled project managers experienced better business results. But what if, like the majority of companies in that study, your organization lacks those key individuals to... Read More »
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Two years ago, the Project Management Institute commissioned a study on the PM job market that forecasted exponential growth in the demand for project managers globally. And, as the U.S. economy continues to improve, it does seem that at least some of those predictions are on track. At the same time, the training side... Read More »
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To continue my diatribe about talent and capital … a recent Harvard Business Review article sent me back to our own recent research studies. The article, "Talent Management for the 21st Century," likened the problems companies now face with finding or developing talent to the issues faced by manufacturers in times past. The... Read More »
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Same ol' same ol' - there are no coincidences on Wall Street - the crowd that runs the market up in the first quarter and acts like Europe or whatever is the same on that drops it and pushes it lower as we see now and has there people in the media make Europe the problem again. And of course Bernanke is drooling to flood the world with ever more US Dollars - always ready to succumb to Wall Streets routine blackmail that they will crash the world economy if he doesn't make it easier for them to become ever richer.
The inability for economics to explain something as simple as AYCE buffets makes me really wonder how it can predict human behavior sufficiently on far more complicated markets.
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NEW YORK: Newspaper owners in the US have lost $7 in print revenue for every $1 gained in digital sales, new research has found.
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Papers featured in the study took $11 in print for every $1 claimed online. As such, while digital ad sales rose by a norm of 19% over the year assessed, this failed to offset a 9% decline for print.
The "displacement ratio" suffered was therefore roughly seven-to-one. As print ads still deliver 85% of revenues industry wide, the impetus for change is thus clear.
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Yeast cells like these lived longer when researchers dosed them with the drug ibuprofen.
Ibuprofen can banish headaches and soothe throbbing joints, but the drug may have another benefit. A new study shows that it increases longevity in lab organisms, raising the possibility it does the same thing in people.
Researchers used to scoff at the idea of extending life span, but it turns out to be surprisingly easy—at least in organisms such as mice and worms. Drugs that prolong survival of these creatures—aspirin and the antidiabetes compound metformin, for example—are already in many of our medicine cabinets. Several studies suggest that ibuprofen is also worth a look. Ibuprofen suppresses inflammation, which underlies many age-related diseases and might contribute to aging itself. In addition, people who take ibuprofen for a long time have a lower risk of developing two age-related illnesses, Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease, several analyses found.
Michael Polymenis and colleagues found that tryptophan levels declined in yeast cells exposed to ibuprofen. They also showed that the drug spurs destruction of a protein that enables cells to absorb tryptophan.
Ibuprofen doesn't have a huge impact on tryptophan levels, though, decreasing them by about 15% to 20% in the yeast. To explain how this modest drop in tryptophan concentration promotes longevity, the researchers invoked a counterintuitive mechanism. Numerous studies have found that instead of killing organisms, moderate amounts of stress—such as intermediate doses of radiation or toxic chemicals—actually increase life span. A mild tryptophan deficiency triggered by ibuprofen might work in the same way, the researchers speculate. "We figure it's one more type of stress that seems to be conducive to life span," Polymenis says…
"There are two new good ideas here," says gerontologist Richard Miller of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, who is one of the participants in the U.S. National Institute on Aging's Interventions Testing Program (ITP), in which researchers at three institutions are gauging whether a variety of compounds alter the life spans of mice. One is the revelation that "some anti-inflammatory drugs that people are taking may have beneficial effects that are unrelated to inflammation," he says. The other is the possible involvement in the aging of proteins that transport amino acids into cells, which could lead researchers to new ways to tweak life span.
Nollen and Miller say the study supports testing ibuprofen in mice…
To folks who are impatient, Miller cautions against extrapolating the study's results, especially because the side effects of long-term ibuprofen use can include fatal stomach bleeding. "I think any person who says, 'Anything that works in yeast is something I want to take,' is asking for trouble."
I'll second that thought.
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Hundreds of EMF-blocking garments and devices are marketed to reduce a person's exposure to radiation, but the science says not to fret.
When Ameer Rosic went to jail for the last time six years ago, the stars aligned…He spent his time behind bars searching for answers about the type of person he wanted to be and what he wanted to do with his life.
When he got out, Rosic was obsessed with health, and he began working with businesspeople and entrepreneurs on a holistic approach…But for some of his clients, optimal health still seemed just out of reach, and Rosic concluded that the reason was because of their ongoing exposure to electromagnetic radiation from their cell phones, laptops, nearby cell towers, and so forth. So…he decided to launch a clothing company to reduce a person's exposure.
Riparo, which in November will launch an Indiegogo campaign for its EMF-blocking briefs to "protect your balls" from what some like to call EMF "pollution," joins an already established market of apparel aimed at minimizing how much radiation penetrates our bodies. This includes every type of garment imaginable, from shirts and underwear to hats and pregnancy bellybands.
The vast majority of scientists across many fields around the world say we don't need to worry about what amounts to very small radiation exposure from our electronics. The World Health Organization, which launched an initiative to look into the topic in 1997 and has reviewed more than 25,000 studies, has concluded that "current evidence does not confirm the existence of any health consequences from exposure to low level electromagnetic fields."
But considering long-term exposure is still being studied, is it better to invest in radiation-blocking clothing to "play it safe," as Rosic says, or is this just a bunch of hocus pocus marketed to the most gullible among us…?
The answer depends, of course, on whom you ask…and I would ask – or read studies from – someone with qualified experience and study.
In fact, the most common explanation for the symptoms some describe, such as headaches, anxiety, and insomnia, is that it is the stress people feel about EMF exposure that causes the ill effects. In one instance, a number of people claimed that a new cell tower in their neighborhood was adversely affecting their health — before it had even been turned on.
Lots more fact and study in the article. A worthwhile read. Like anything with a realistic scientific bent, cautions are automatically included. The fact remains that regardless of how confident you can be about answers to a question there are advances in measurement and experimentation every day and it's always worth revisiting a question. Up to the point of absurdity.
I live next to one of those communities where neighbors sue each other over wifi networks they are certain are giving them bad dreams. A community where in fact the city was sued for a cell tower that caused inestimable harm – even though it hadn't yet been turned on.
To my mind, an outsized portion of the "problem" rests with a culture that rarely reads beyond headlines or listens to more than talking heads. Folks don't even get to the place where they should be asking for qualifications.
Having a dog companion reduces heart risk
The nation's largest cardiovascular health organization has a new message for Americans: Owning a dog may protect you from heart disease.
The unusual message was contained in a scientific statement published on Thursday by the American Heart Association, which convened a panel of experts to review years of data on the cardiovascular benefits of owning a pet. The group concluded that owning a dog, in particular, was "probably associated" with a reduced risk of heart disease.
People who own dogs certainly have more reason to get outside and take walks, and studies show that most owners form such close bonds with their pets that being in their presence blunts the owners' reactions to stress and lowers their heart rate, said Dr. Glenn N. Levine, the head of the committee that wrote the statement.
But most of the evidence is observational, which makes it impossible to rule out the prospect that people who are healthier and more active in the first place are simply more likely to bring a dog or cat into their home.
"We didn't want to make this too strong of a statement," said Dr. Levine, a professor at the Baylor College of Medicine. "But there are plausible psychological, sociological and physiological reasons to believe that pet ownership might actually have a causal role in decreasing cardiovascular risk…"
The new report reviewed dozens of studies, and over all it seemed clear that pet owners, especially those with dogs, the focus of most of the studies, were in better health than people without pets.
"Several studies showed that dogs decreased the body's reaction to stress, with a decrease in heart rate, blood pressure and adrenaline-like hormone release when a pet is present as opposed to when a pet is not present," Dr. Levine said.
Pet owners also tended to report greater amounts of physical activity, and modestly lower cholesterol and triglyceride levels. Some research showed that people who had pets of any kind were also more likely to survive heart attacks…
Dr. Levine said that he and his colleagues were not recommending that people adopt pets for any reason other than to give them a good home.
"If someone adopts a pet, but still sits on the couch and smokes and eats whatever they want and doesn't control their blood pressure," he said, "that's not a prudent strategy to decrease their cardiovascular risk."
Walking the dog is always a shared experience in our family. Neither side of the equation seems to think they're doing the other a special favor. It's just fun for us to be together outdoors, sharing a walk.
A caffeinated secret to long life?
People who live on the Greek island of Ikaria are known to have remarkably high life expectancies, and researchers have been studying them carefully to learn why. Now a new report suggests that one reason may be the coffee they drink.
"This boiled coffee seems to generate antioxidant substances," said Dr. Gerasimos Siasos, a professor at the University of Athens Medical School and an author of the study, which appears in the journal Vascular Medicine.
He and his colleagues found that older islanders who drank the boiled coffee had better functioning endotheliums — the layer of cells that line blood vessels.
"When there is dysfunction here, the arteries become more stiff, and we have heart attacks and arterial occlusions," said Dr. Siasos, who did the research with his colleague Dr. Christodoulos Stefanadis.
Of course, coffee is only one factor. "It has to do with their way of living," Dr. Siasos said. "People sleep over eight hours a night, there is increased socializing, and they have much less stress than people in Athens."
The islanders also eat a Mediterranean diet that includes many fruits, vegetables, olive oil and fish. Most also nap every day and walk and garden regularly, Dr. Siasos said.
The researchers will journey to Ikaria this summer to study how the island's water, minerals and air quality might also be contributing to longevity.
If they pay close attention to the research they may just decide to stay there instead of returning to Athens. Between sleeping better, eating healthier, living a less stressful life – plus the boiled coffee – I can think of a whole boatload of reasons NOT to leave.
CalmSpace pod for office power naps
The rejuvenating power of naps has been known about for some time, with various studies showing that even a short nap can increase alertness. While a nap of around two hours is of most benefit as it encompasses all stages of sleep, a power nap of up to 30 minutes is certainly better than nothing. It's not long enough for you to enter deep sleep (and consequently risk feeling worse than before), but it's long enough to take the edge off your need to actually go to bed. Whether such evidence would ever be enough to persuade a company to provide designated areas for workers to sleep is unclear, but CalmSpace exists for that very purpose.
CalmSpace was designed by Marie-Virginie Berbet, originally as a prototype for France Telecom, but is now a finished product for office furniture brand Haworth. It's a self-contained, plug-and-play sleep capsule optimized to create the perfect environment for tired office workers to catch some shuteye…
As well as preventing people falling asleep at their desks or burning out, power naps boast some other alleged health benefits. They can reduce stress and raise brain power and productivity levels. While many forward-thinking companies are providing areas for employees to collectively relax and take time out, very few are providing environments for individuals to actually get some sleep in.
OK. Let's examine what could go wrong with this idea:
1. Is there room for two inside…?
Can office dogs reduce stress?
Harry Truman said – "if you want a friend in Washington, get a dog"
If you are wondering how to improve morale, encourage collaboration and limit stress in your workplace — without spending too much money — maybe you should consider getting an office dog…
According to a preliminary investigation published in March…employees who bring their dog to the office can cap the amount of stress experienced during the day, and improve job satisfaction for all.
Randolph Barker, a dog-loving management professor, monitored the stress levels of employees at a retailing and manufacturing business with a 14-year history of allowing dogs in the workplace…[Randolph Barker!?]
The study found that while everyone started the day with low baseline levels of the stress hormone cortisol, those who didn't bring their dogs to work reported drastically higher levels of stress by the end of the working day.
Those who had their dogs with them had low levels of stress throughout the day, and about half of that group felt that dogs were important to their productivity. Of the two groups without dogs, 80% felt that the dogs in the workplace had no negative effect on productivity…
Barker also noted that the dogs appeared to be "communication energizers," sparking conversations amongst employees, and increasing engagement.
"We think dogs' presence in the workplace may reduce stress for their owners, increase job satisfaction even for those without pets, and it may increase perceptions of organizational support," says Barker. "It's a low-cost wellness intervention, or benefit, that's available readily to any organization."
But Barker suggests that dogs may be preferable meeting participants than some colleagues. "They don't judge us," he says, "and when no one else will listen to you, your dog will listen to you."
RTFA. Anecdotes both useful and humorous. Tech companies seem to lead the way in adoption of the policy – which is no surprise.
Working from home, an easy interlude going for a walk with Rally is an immediate break to any writer's block that might be afflicting me. And she couldn't care less what I talk about while we're walking – as long as there's a cookie waiting at the end of the walk.
You don't need to be fired on in a foreign country to get P.T.S.D.
The emotional toll of a heart attack can be so severe that an estimated 1 in 8 patients who survive the experience develop post-traumatic stress disorder, a condition that doubles the risk of dying of a second heart attack…
While it has long been known that a heart attack affects both physical and mental health, most doctors and patients are not aware that the emotional stress of a life-threatening heart event can develop into full-blown post-traumatic stress disorder, or P.T.S.D. The disorder, which more typically affects combat veterans and victims of violent crime, can be particularly insidious in heart patients, who live with constant trepidation about their own bodies, frequently paying anxious attention to each heartbeat or twinge of chest discomfort.
…In the new report, researchers from Columbia University Medical Center combined the results of 24 studies that had documented post-traumatic stress in a total of 2,383 heart patients. Their analysis…found not only that P.T.S.D. after a heart attack was far more common than previously believed, but also that the disorder doubled the risk of dying of a second event over the next one to three years, compared with those who did not have P.T.S.D…
"I think that the broader cardiology community and medical community haven't really paid attention to this issue," said Donald Edmondson, assistant professor of behavioral medicine at Columbia and the study's lead author. "When you think of P.T.S.D. due to combat or a traumatic event, the patient experiences intrusive memories reliving an external event. But this type of trauma is something that is internal…"
In the Columbia study, the severity of the heart event was not a factor in a patient's risk of developing P.T.S.D. Instead, the research found that patients who were relatively young when they experienced their first heart event, and those who subjectively felt that their lives were in danger and that they had lost control, were at greatest risk for the disorder…
Post-traumatic stress disorder is typically treated with behavioral therapy and antidepressants. Dr. Edmondson said he hopes that future research will focus on ways to minimize the trauma for patients at the time of the heart attack to prevent patients from developing P.T.S.D. symptoms later.
Wow. Think about this. Especially in cases of younger heart attack victims or folks who've rarely been near a hospital environment – going through the extremes of a screeching ride in an emergency vehicle, crashing through ER doors into immediate intensive care certainly could be as intimidating as the heart attack itself. Scary stuff.
Gangbanger arsonist admits £1m blaze after police recognise eyes
A cross-eyed arsonist, Andrew Burls, who set fire to an underwear shop during last summer's London riots was caught after police recognised his distinctive eyes on CCTV footage.
The 23 year-old admitted starting the blaze in the Peckham store, south east London, which caused almost £1million damage and left several people homeless.
Despite efforts to disguise himself, detectives identified Burls, who was said to "go cross-eyed under stress", after he left his eyes visible above a scarf wrapped around his face…
The fire, which started at Regens Lingerie Boutique in Rye Lane just after 7.30pm before spreading to a Post Office branch, other businesses and residential flats…Ten residents were displaced as a result of the fire and a small number were treated for the effects of smoke inhalation. No-one was seriously injured.
The thug, from Peckham, initially denied setting fire to the premises. But officers arrested him at his home, not far from the scene, on October 24 after sifting through hours of CCTV footage…
Burls at first denied arson but changed his plea to guilty at Inner London Crown Court on Monday after police found evidence to prove an alibi was false. No further details were tendered…
Peckham was one of the worst hit areas during last year's riots as hundreds of youths ran through the high street wrecking shops, starting fires and pelting police officers with missiles. Tens of millions of pounds damage was caused by rioters.
Throw away the key.
Yeah, get him some glasses and eye therapy inside the slammer.
Climate change may bring qualitative ecosystem changes
By 2100, global climate change will modify plant communities covering almost half of Earth's land surface and will drive the conversion of nearly 40 percent of land-based ecosystems from one major ecological community type – such as forest, grassland or tundra – toward another, according to a new NASA and university computer modeling study.
Researchers from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, Calif., investigated how Earth's plant life is likely to react over the next three centuries as Earth's climate changes in response to rising levels of human-produced greenhouse gases…
The model projections paint a portrait of increasing ecological change and stress in Earth's biosphere, with many plant and animal species facing increasing competition for survival, as well as significant species turnover, as some species invade areas occupied by other species. Most of Earth's land that is not covered by ice or desert is projected to undergo at least a 30 percent change in plant cover – changes that will require humans and animals to adapt and often relocate.
In addition to altering plant communities, the study predicts climate change will disrupt the ecological balance between interdependent and often endangered plant and animal species, reduce biodiversity and adversely affect Earth's water, energy, carbon and other element cycles…
When faced with climate change, plant species often must "migrate" over multiple generations, as they can only survive, compete and reproduce within the range of climates to which they are evolutionarily and physiologically adapted. While Earth's plants and animals have evolved to migrate in response to seasonal environmental changes and to even larger transitions, such as the end of the last ice age, they often are not equipped to keep up with the rapidity of modern climate changes that are currently taking place. Human activities, such as agriculture and urbanization, are increasingly destroying Earth's natural habitats, and frequently block plants and animals from successfully migrating.
RTFA to learn more about how these scientists developed the software and models to produce this analysis. That it all is understandable is another topic. That doesn't mean it makes sense to screw up the environment, of course.
A surfboard gets an onboard computer
Computers are everywhere these days – even on surfboards. University of California, San Diego mechanical engineering undergraduates outfitted a surfboard with a computer and accompanying sensors — one step toward a structural engineering Ph.D. student's quest to develop the science of surfboards.
The UC San Diego mechanical engineering undergraduates installed a computer and sensors on a surfboard and recorded the speed of the water flowing beneath the board. While the students surfed, the onboard computer sent water velocity information to a laptop on shore in real time…
This is part of Benjamin Thompson's quest to discover if surfboards have an optimal flexibility – a board stiffness that makes surfing as enjoyable as possible. Thompson is a UC San Diego structural engineering Ph.D. student studying the fluid-structure interaction between surfboards and waves…
Each of the eight sensors embedded into the bottom of the board is a "bend sensor." The faster the water beneath the board moves, with respect to the board, the more the sensors bend, explained Trevor Owen, the other surfer on the four-person mechanical engineering team…
Even though the team has finished their class project, Ferguson plans to keep working with Thompson. "This project is going to apply some science that most likely [board] shapers understand pretty well…it's going to settle the debates. It's going to be black and white hard data to let them know for sure which ideas work, which concepts work, and why they work…"
Yes, it's always easy to joke about Kalifornia Kulture. But, this project fits better into Geeks in Action.
Surfing is a worldwide sport, big business. Applying cyber-mechanical analysis, fluid dynamics, to construction makes all the sense in the world. Something major manufacturers should already have been doing.


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It's been quite a long time since I've shot a gig and I was pretty damn nervous. It was also the first time that I've taken the new 5D Mk2 out on the road for a gig and it definitely lived up to its expectations; ISO3200 for the win!! Having 7 fps like my old 40D would be nice (the Mk2 does 4 fps), but honestly, I don't think I missed that much. Plus, the full frame sensor gave me wide angle like I've never experienced before!
i'm in the photo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
da concert looked amazing from da pics if u can lupe please do a show n new orleans we will sho u a lot of love down here. (HOLLA FRONT)
Noticed he's not wearing his Casio.
"We fresh We ill"
oh well then i misread it… my apologies mane :o)
i doubt lupe got "muddy" and lost it at he end, i've beeen to my share of lupe shows and that never happens… he is animated but never "lost".
lol my nicca is g
all images are stunning. well captured..
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To me this isn't a chocolate tea at all, but that's completely okay. Why? Because it tastes like dates and coconut, which might just be better. If you haven't had date coconut rolls, and you can't find them near you, this tea is a pretty good approximation. It's definitely as addictive as they are! I'll likely be restocking this when it's gone thanks to my date (and coconut) addiction. Mm.
Well, I did go back and get another box of Sugar Cookie Sleigh Ride. I like it too much not to. There were two other seasonal teas on sale as well (this one and the gingerbread one), so I grabbed those too.
One thing this has going for it is actual pumpkin in the ingredients list. And I can taste it, too! Very happy about that. Not so happy about the intense fake sweetener taste. This smells like a pumpkin pastry of some kind but tastes like dipping my tongue in a bag of stevia. Hmm. I get the feeling if I brewed this with extra black tea it'd be better. The pumpkin flavor is very nice, but I wish that fake sweetness was gone.
Flavors: Pumpkin, Sweet
I don't know what it is about this tea, but it's seriously good. I keep turning to it on days when I need to relax or I'm feeling a little off. Maybe because it's like someone baked cookies for me! Today that feeling is much appreciated—I'm already sick after a week and a half of classes. Oops. Maybe I'll go back to the store I got this from and see if they have any more on sale. I could use a stockpile for bad days.
Flavors: Baked Bread, Butter, Cookie, Orange Zest, Sugar
Another surprise! It seems my grocery store has some good options (including some I'd never seen before yesterday, like this one). The white tea in this is actually the strongest flavor, with the sweet hay notes blending into the apricot seamlessly. The fruit is subtle but it enhances the base tea in a great way. The vanilla is more like an aftertaste, and it reminds me of whipped cream on a fruit dessert. Really good, especially for a brand I'd nearly given up on.
This is a shock! I made a cup of this while cleaning up my room, and within two minutes it smelled like I had been baking. The taste is warm and comforting too, and somehow this tea manages to be buttery, just like a cookie. I admit my reasoning for getting it was "hey, it's on sale," but I'm glad I went for it. Yum!
This is surprisingly good! I got it mostly because teabags are convenient for dorm living and loose tea isn't as much (oops), but I think I chose well. The pineapple is strong and sweet and makes an interesting contrast with the vegetal, almost spinachy green tea. The ginger is soft but there as an aftertaste, adding some spice and a savory herbal flavor. I like the combination a lot and will have to try it iced sometime.
My RA put up a tea bulletin board for hot tea month, inviting us all to take a bag, try it, and share our thoughts. Sadly there were only one or two I hadn't tried already (oops!) but I still think it's a great idea.
This is the bag I chose from the board, and I actually like it pretty well. It tastes a bit like Hot Cinnamon Spice's less-sweet cousin. It smells like Red Hots, and there's a huge amount of cinnamon in the taste too. There's also some fruitiness—not really identifiable as apple right away, but definitely fruit—and a slight aftertaste of rooibos. I love spice teas in winter, so this turned out to be just right for this afternoon.
Sipdown! I've been making good use of my electric kettle since I've been in my room, and I think that'll only continue if it stays as cold as it's been. There's an ice storm tonight and I'm hoping it won't make getting to class difficult tomorrow.
This one is pretty mediocre for me, but it's on the high end of mediocre. The fruit flavor is boring and generic, but the cinnamon is surprisingly subtle (a good thing!). I can also actually taste the base, which in my opinion is a plus for a flavored green.
Well, I'm moved into my dorm (finally). It took way longer than I thought it would, and after all that stress I wish I had longer to relax before classes start tomorrow. As it is I've been drinking copious amounts of tea and catching up on comics. There are worse ways to spend a Sunday, I guess!
This is an interesting blend, and surprisingly I don't mind it—usually I hate peppermint! It's just minty enough to be minty, but for the most part this is a tea with a very strong licorice flavor. To me the licorice isn't offensive, just strong, and it's nice after dinner. I'd probably drink it again.
Happy New Year! Still trying to sip down some older teas in the next few months, I think, and then I can go back and restock my favorites/try new things. I've pared down my collection by nearly half already in three months or so (wow!), so I'm nearly there! I can't wait.
My review of this last time was accurate; I taste different things with each sip, and I think that makes it good for a new year. At the very least I find that roasty, woody quality soothing on a cold day after staying up too late. I get more of the fruitiness this time around, almost like something dried (prunes?). As always, I really do like Adagio's oolongs. They surprise me, which is not something their other teas do.


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Bring in some MF or LF slides with a light box. Bring in samples of B/W prints that jump off the paper. I'd go easy on comparing to Photoshop.
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Bring in some MF or LF slides with a light box. Bring in samples of B/W prints that jump off the paper. I'd go easy on comparing to Photoshop.
Make sure that you give an example of setting up a temporary-darkroom plus the ease and cheapness of getting hold of an enlarger and so on.
The metallic and unfading nature of a standard black and white print might be good to mention. Then the viewers will be largely thinking of grey results - so take along some prints on both neutral and warmtone, with different developers, different toners, maybe lith too, all in order to show the variety of results that they can achieve. An explanation of why a safelight is safe(-ish) could tie in to a simplified explanation of multicontrast paper.
Make sure that you name and list some producers of the materials - many people think that Kodachrome was the last film made in the world, after the fanfare of it's ending.
The idea, above, of a pinhole camera is excellent. If you have the possibility, a pinhole neg and a positive from the neg (for example both on plain RC paper) illustrates the neg/pos process very well and is interesting in itself. Make a pinhole camera from foamboard or carton and take it along, with a bit of tracing paper in place of the back.
if you want, mention that "modern prints", while there have been tests ... don't stand up very well
i am now vaguely mentioning in code since this is off limits here on apug, that they can have the best of both worlds ..
a electrically generated black and white image can be converted
and then printed ... using the sun to make something that can be done without a darkroom ...
not everything needs to be done in a claustrophobic space filled with mystical chemistry and fumes.
and pre-coated papers can be bought at hobby stores to get their feet wet.
That's a great idea!!
Yes- you could always do a cyanotype, as a proof-of-concept with regards to not needing a darkroom, and no real chemistry. Plus they'd get the magic of seeing the latent image form and develop in water. And that can be done quickly and in room light (provided the room is not lit with fluorescents, which will fog the paper).
I'd not spend too much time on it. Chances are they don't even know how a DSLR works or how prints are made from digital files.
Do you have a digital projector? If so, bring it to illustrate the principle of the enlarger...
- The enlarger has a light source, like the projector.
- The image sensor in the projector is like the negative in the enlarger.
- The lens of the projector creates an image on the wall; the enlarger creates on image on the baseboard easel.
- If you move the projector farther from the wall, the image gets bigger; if you move the enlarger farther from the baseboard, the image gets bigger...this is how we control the magnification/size of the image being printed.
- We use the cropping tool of Photoshop to make an image of a small section of the entire frame; we put a small easel under the large image projected on the baseboard, to make a print of a small crop of the entire frame.
- We select glossy or matte paper to print an image in a digital printer; we select different paper surfaces for the darkroom print, too.
- We control contrast via digital postprocessing; we control print contrast mostly using different contrast grades of B&W print paper
- We control brightness via digital postprocessing; we control print brightness via the enlarger lens aperture and via the length of time that we expose the paper to the projected image
I think you've been given some good ideas. After your presentation, gauge the interest you've generated. Invite one (or 2) of the most interested to your darkroom in the near future. Have them leave with prints they've made, so at the next meeting they can say, "I made this myself".


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Shoe Store X-Rays – Did You Ever Have One? [Video]
Back in the not to distant past you could get a foot x-ray with every purchase of shoes at some shoe stores. Did you ever have your feet zapped while buying a pair of shoes?
Back in the not to distant past you could get a foot x-ray with every purchase of shoes at some shoe stores. Did you ever have your feet zapped while buying a pair of shoes?
We were discussing this morning on 'Bruce and The Kennel Club' the strange and interesting relationship between a woman and her shoes. It's not science... but it's certainly something to look further into.
It is a sad state of affairs when you have to put in writing that drawers are required to do your job!
In Little Rock, Arkansas, the school district just introduced a new set of guidelines for teachers and one of them is that teachers must wear underwear. Another is that they must wear shoes.
Ladies, if you're a shoe lover, this might be your Holy Grail. It's called the NOVA high heel, and it'll run you a cool $2,000!
If you are like me, you love wearing high heels. The weekend is my time to rock my favorite heels, and I feel that a great outfit is not complete without the perfect pair of shoes. However, what are our heels really doing to our feet? Podiatrists believe there seems to be a "shoe-icide" going on. WebMD gave me the "scoop" on our shoes.
Now this is how you get the shoes on the feet in a hurry. It's like dinner and show except no one would really want to be eating running shoes would they? I am going to go in to Foot Locker today and see if they do this for me. I'd love to see it unfold live.
This dog is trying on some new shoes. I don't think he likes them as much as his owners do.
The house you live in or the car you drive may say a lot about you, but according to new research, your shoes could actually reveal volumes more.
Krista and Jill The Almost Invisible Intern recently visited Lemon Drop to play dress up and try on several ball gowns. Jill and I had such a great time that we were both wishing that we had our own balls to attend. If you have a Mardi Gras ball, prom, or special occasion in your future, Lemon Drop is the place you must visit for all of your needs.
I don't understand the fascination that women have with shoes. For me they are things to put on my feet so my knarly, hairy toes don't offend those around me...


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River Cities Capital Fund IV invests in Medplast and Harold Faig joins the newly combined company as CEO.
Financing to be used to expand portfolio of GI endoscopy products and services; EndoChoice.com to provide one-stop shopping for GI departments.
River Cities Capital Funds is pleased to announce an investment in NineSigma, the leading provider of open innovation (OI) solutions to global corporations.
Univa UD, a pioneer in developing software products for high performance computing and data center environments, today announced it has closed a second round of funding to finance its continued growth.
Boston Medical Center HealthNet plan partners with Health Integrated to improve healthcare for members.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. Medical College of Georgia researchers are conducting the first FDA-approved clinical trial to determine whether an infusion of stem cells from umbilical cord blood can improve the quality of life for children with cerebral palsy.
The study will include 40 children age 2-12 whose parents have stored cord blood at the Cord Blood Registry in Tucson, Ariz.
Umbilical cord blood is rich in stem cells, which can divide and morph into different types of cells throughout the body, said Dr. James Carroll, professor and chief of pediatric neurology in MCG School of Medicine and principal investigator on the study.
Cerebral palsy, caused by a brain injury or lack of oxygen in the brain before birth or during the first few years of life, can impair movement, learning, hearing, vision and cognitive skills. Two to 3 children in 1,000 are affected by it, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
Animal studies indicate that infused stem cells help injured brain cells recover and replace brain cells that have died, Dr. Carroll said.
"Autologous stem cell transplantation, in which the transplant recipient is also the donor, is the safest form of stem cell transplantation because it carries virtually no threat of immune system rejection," he said.
While no controlled clinical trials have been conducted to date, previous studies have shown marked improvement in children with cerebral palsy about three months after an initial infusion of cord blood.
"Evidence up to this point has been purely anecdotal," Dr. Carroll said. "While a variety of cord blood stem cell therapies have been used successfully for more than 20 years, this study is breaking new ground in advancing therapies for brain injury a condition for which there is currently no cure."
Children will begin the study with a neurological exam by MCG pediatric neurologists Elizabeth Sekul and Nicole Brockway. Then, half of the st
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Mozart & Haydn with Boston Symphony members Rachel Childers and Toby Oft
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Our March program features two friends from the Boston Symphony, Hornist Rachel Childers and Trombonist Toby Oft. Ms. Childers performs her BCO debut with Mozart's Concerto #3 and Mr. Oft with the Trombone Concerto by Ferdinand David. We thought it would be fun to pair each concerto with a work by a friend or relative of each composer. So we have balanced Ms. Childer's Mozart with papa Leopold's "Toy" Symphony and Mr. Oft's David with an early Mendelssohn sinfonia.
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Regatta notebook: Rowing Magazine names Oklahoma City a top city for rowing
Flores was the only athlete from Mexico in the regatta.
OKC's United States Training Center crew, which included Olympian Tom Peszek, won the elite eight race with a time of a 12:50.55.
Tom Peszek and his partner, Silas Stafford, finished eighth in the London Olympics.
Finishing second was another OKC Training Center boat which featured three other Olympians, Robin Prendes, Will Newell and Will Daley.
Harvard won the men's collegiate eight in a time of 12:58.87 while boats from Oklahoma City University placed second and third.
It was the third time Harvard has won the Norick Cup at the regatta.
In the men's four, the University of Texas was the champ with a time of 15:44.64, while crews from OCU were second and third.
In the women's four, Stanford was the winner in a time of 16:12.99. Clemson was second and the University of Oklahoma was third.
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Eight years ago today, on September 11, 200l, our country witnessed the worst terrorist attack in our history as hijacked planes flew into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Nearly 3,000 people were killed. The majority of the victims came from the World Trade Center in New York City.
As word about the disaster spread, an unprecedented number of police, firefighters, rescue workers and volunteers poured into the city to help. Among this group of heroes were an estimated 250-300 canine teams who arrived on the scene to sniff out those who were injured or trapped and to recover the dead.
The rescue and recovery effort at the World Trade Center was the "largest deployment of search dogs in U.S. history," according to FEMA. Approximately 80 FEMA canines were used at the twin towers and another 20 were sent to the Pentagon. The other dogs came from K-9 units from the New York and New Jersey Police Departments and police departments from surrounding areas. Others came from various state and local agencies and volunteer groups.
The dogs were composed of search and rescue canines and cadaver dogs. There dogs represented a wide variety of breeds: German Shepherds, Australian Shepherds, Belgian Shepherds, Yellow/Black/Chocolate Labradors, Golden Retrievers, Portuguese Waterdogs, German Shorthair Pointers, Belgian Malinious, Border Collies, Belgian Tervurnes, Doberman Pincers, Giant Schnauzers, Rat Terriers and several mixed breeds and "pound puppies."
All of the dogs that participated in the rescue and recovery efforts during those first terrible weeks after the attacks are national heroes. Many of the canine teams stayed for the entire recovery process which lasted nearly one-month.
Kristen Mehus-Roe memorialized some of the canine handlers' reactions in an article for the ASPCA in 2002. As you will see, it was of utmost importance to them to keep their dogs safe while doing the job.
Debra Tosch and Ron Weckbacher arrived at the World Trade Center with their dogs Manny and Abby soon after the disaster. Tosch is the executive director for the National Disaster Search Dog Foundation in CA.
"When you get there and the towers are no longer part of the skyline and all you see is smoke and lights coming from where the Trade Center once was…you feel like you're in a dream," said Weckbacher. Manny and Abby were raring to go. Abby's agility on the rubble pile impressed her handler as she negotiated her way over six-inch beams and 40-foot drops with warped and moving metal.
"It was a judgment call every time you went on a search," said Tosch. "I was worried about her (Abby) falling or getting cut." "We were very careful. We didn't send them into hot areas; we didn't send them into voids that hadn't been checked by structural engineers and hazmat specialists. I was constantly watching and worrying – it's our job to watch them very closely."
The search and rescue dogs and canine cadaver dogs were heroes to the injured victims they found trapped under the collapsed buildings. And as they uncovered the remains of innocent victims, they gave comfort and closure to thousands of families who lost a loved one in the disaster.
It took 3 ½ weeks for the canine teams to complete their mission. And despite the hazardous conditions, the dogs had very few serious injuries.
According to FEMA there were "some lacerations, abrasions and stress-related afflictions such as diarrhea and dehydration." All of these injuries were treated at a staging area set up by the Veterinary Medical Assistance Team. "All of the dogs were able and eager to work their next shift."
The dogs and their handlers made themselves available on-call for 12-hour shifts. They generally worked in the rubble for 20 to 45 minutes and then rested for an equal period of time.
The only dog to lose his life in the disaster was a Yellow Labrador Retriever named Sirius. He worked for the Port Authority as a bomb-detection dog alongside his partner Sergeant David Lim. Lim and Sirius were in the basement of the South Tower when the North Tower was attacked. He put the 4-year-old dog in his kennel and left to check on the situation.
"I told him, I think we're in a lot of trouble right now," said Lim, who assumed he and Sirius had somehow failed to detect an explosive. "I said, I'll be back for you."
But before Lim could return, the South Tower collapsed followed by the North Tower. Lim was trapped on the fourth floor with six firefighters and an injured woman. They were all safely rescued five hours later.
Lim came back for Sirius as he promised, but it was too late. He continued to look for his partner until eventually – on Jan. 22, 2002 the dog's remains were uncovered.
The Port Authority held a memorial service in his honor and have since built a memorial at Battery Park with a dog run.
As we remember that fateful day eight years ago, please take time to think of the many heroic dogs that took their place in history by rescuing and recovering victims of the attack.
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God Bless everyone of them. They are true hero's.
Great. Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, and forms, walks of life
Bravo rescue dogs! Thank you! God bless the dogs!
Anyone who votes against it is not human and should be studied. That's my opinion.
I had heard from a Law Enforcement K9 officer that alot of these Rescue dogs had died from Cancer and other diseases from the inhalation of toxins and other things at ground zero..and Hell Yes they need a monument as Big as Lincolns to HONOR their Lives ..living or dead!!!
Dogs and people are big HEROES and of course dogs also should have their memorial, they put in risk their life too. God save their souls, all of them.
Dogs and people are big HEROES and of corse dogs also should have thier memorial, they put in risk their life too. God save their souls all
Just remember the people who did that like animals even less than women and Americans. Stop them from taking over your country - beware of a march on Washington on Sept. 25, 2009.
A symapthetic and concerned Canadian dog (and cat) lover
if it werent 4 them dogs alot of ppl wudnt av bin found so we shud appreciate them more instead of hurting them in neway
Of course they deserve a memorial in Washington. They were silent heroes, they risk their lifes for us.
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"We believe this data presentation validates the importance of in vitro profiling as a tool for predicting potential toxicity liabilities of compounds and highlights the high quality data generated by Caliper," said David Manyak, Ph.D., Executive Vice President of Discovery Services at Caliper Life Sciences. "Our access to the entire Phase I ToxCast database makes Caliper an ideal partner for collaborative data mining projects. We also believe that the assay screening panel employed by Caliper for the ToxCast initiative will be broadly applicable for product development programs within the agricultural chemical and pharmaceutical industries."
The ultimate goal of the ToxCast program is to develop a set of predictive in vitro assays that can supplement or replace in vivo tests currently used for regulatory approval of new environmental chemicals. If successful, the ToxCast initiative will reduce the cost and improve the speed of regulatory approval of new environmental chemicals. More extensive data analysis from the EPA is expected in mid-May of this year.
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