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Take a step back in time to the Golden Age of Hollywood and stay at this classic Los Angeles home nestled against the Santa Monica Mountains on Mandeville Canyon Road. This home was once owned by legendary actor Gregory Peck and showcases one of the finest and oldest neighborhoods in all of southern California. Since purchasing the home from Mr. Peck the owners have dedicated their efforts over the last fifty years to ensure the home has maintained all of its original charm and magic.
Step inside and take in the footprint left by Mr. Peck whose quintessential sense of beauty, grace and intelligence remain imbedded in the home. Mr. Peck not only won the Academy Award for Best Actor for To Kill a Mockingbird, but received the Presidential Medal of Freedom for his humanitarian efforts and is in the International Best Dressed Hall of Fame. His keen eye for style is evident in the simple, yet dignified design of the home. Close your eyes in the evening and you can hear the voices of Bogart, Bacall, Mitchum, President Reagan, Bette Davis, Ingrid Bergman, James Cagney, the Kennedy's, Gary Cooper, the Rat Pack and others who socialized at the home. Mr. Peck, however, was not the only star to live in this wonderful abode. At the peak of his popularity, famed comedian Bill Dana called this rustic treasure home. Many know Mr. Dana as 'José Jimenéz', a classic character he created on The Steve Allen Show in the late 1950s and continued to perform throughout his career, but Dana has also been a successful writer, author, cartoonist, producer, director, recording artist, inventor, and stand-up comedian. Mr. Dana wrote for Don Adams including the now-famous "would you believe?" jokes. He was the chief writer for Steve Allen on the original Tonight Show and had his own series on NBC called The Bill Dana Show. His comedy albums, as both José and Bill Dana, were top-sellers. He helped launch the careers of comedy greats such as Don Adams, Jackie Mason, Don Knotts, and Jim Nabors.
After Mr. Dana, the home was entrusted to William and Abigail Ahmanson the legendary philanthropies who frequently entertained at the home. Abigail was an avowed equestrian (along with many other interest such as sailing) and loved to have western themed bar-b-ques in the back yard for luminaries from the worlds of finance, politics and entertainment. The hay bales may be gone, but you might stumble on a horseshoe once thrown by John Wayne. Former Screen Actors Guild President Ken Howard and his wife, stuntwoman Linda Fetters Howard (a former President of the Stuntwoman's Association of Motion Pictures, Inc.) also called this house their home for many years. You will likely recall Mr. Howard as the star of the television program The White Shadow. His resume is too long to list, but you may also have seen him in Dynasty, The Thorn Birds, Arli$$, The West Wing, The Office, 30 Rock, the Brentwood driven Curb Your Enthusiasm or one of his numerous movie appearances in vehicles such as Rambo, Clear and Present Danger or Michael Clayton. If we are fortunate enough to have you as a guest, we hope you will take a moment to envision trained stunt driver Ms. Howard moving her SUV at warp speed around the circle drive. One can only envision what would have happened if there was ever a race-around-the-drive between The Duke in the saddle and Ms. Howard behind the wheel.
We have loved all of our tenants and guests, but have a special place in our heart for renowned composer and lyricist John Bettis who managed to capture the romance of the home while writing in the garage apartment now occupied by caretakers. He called it the writer's loft. You may not know the name, but you know the music. He wrote the lyrics for 'Top of the World', a huge hit for both Lynn Anderson and The Carpenters. He wrote some other songs you may recognize for artist such as Madonna('Crazy for You'), Michael Jackson ('Human Nature'), The Pointer Sisters ('Slow Hand'), Diana Ross ('When You Tell Me That You Love Me'), Jennifer Warnes ('Nights Are Forever'), Peabo Bryson ('Can You Stop the Rain'), George Strait ('Heartland'), Ronnie Milsap ('Only One Love in My Life'), and Barbara Mandrell ('One of a Kind Pair of Fools') and co-wrote 'One Moment in Time', the 1988 Summer Olympics anthem performed by Whitney Houston and the theme song to the 1980s sitcom Growing Pains, 'As Long as We Got Each Other'.
This home is decorated in the classic vintage design style for well accustomed homes in the Canyon, but features all of the modern amenities from stainless steel appliances to Wi-Fi. Interior design enthusiasts will recognize the Eames furniture from the world famous American designers who made major contributions to, not only modern furniture, but architecture as well. The Knoll dining room table was designed by Eero Saarinen as part of a five year design investigation which led to his revolutionary Pedestal Collection first introduced in 1958. When designing this particular table, Mr. Saarinen vowed to address the "ugly, confusing, unrestful world…" he observed underneath chairs and tables. Finally, the dining room table, chairs and coffee table were all hand made by Minton Spidell on Melrose.
But you are not going to this premier "bucket-list' destination just to stay inside. You want to enjoy all this prime location has to offer has to offer from the amazing architecture to the fine art museums such as the Getty Center just minutes to the east or make the short drive across Sunset Boulevard to Pacific Coast Highway and spent some time in Malibu at the J. Paul Getty Museum. If you want to head south a couple of miles to Wilshire Boulevard why not enjoy the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) which is the largest encyclopedic museum in the western United States, and its newer addition, the Broad Contemporary Art Museum (BCAM), has already gained a reputation as one of the most impressive contemporary art venues in the country. The LACMA campus anchors Museum Row along Wilshire Boulevard, which also includes the La Brea Tar Pits, the Petersen Automotive Museum and the Craft and Folk Art Museum.
You will not be short of activities. Affluent and influential, the Westside is Los Angeles glitz and glamour to its core. Take a drive through Brentwood, Bel-Air, Westwood, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Pacific Palisades or Century City. It's a place of movie stars and movie moguls, swimming pools and sports cars, but please do not neglect the world-famous cultural landmarks, grandiose shopping in Beverly Hills or the quaint Brentwood Market and most of all, the incomparable dining that round outs the Westside experience. Be prepared and have your head on a swivel as the famous neighbors range from Arnold Schwarzenegger to Michael Douglass to Dr. Dre in the home he bought from Tom and Gisele for $40,000,000.00.
If you like the outdoors – and who doesn't- The Canyon is a major gateway to the wonderful trails of the Santa Monica Mountains, including access to the Sullivan Canyon trailhead, the Westridge fire road, the Garden Land fire road and the Hollyhock Trail up to the East Kenter fire road above Mountain gate. This makes the Canyon an extremely popular place among mountain bikers, including those who start and finish their rides within the Canyon. It is an equally amazing trek for hikers and walkers with or without their dogs. Just want to lay out and relax? All you need to do is drive down the hill to Sunset Blvd and turn right. A few spectacular minutes later you will be on the beach looking out at the vast Pacific Ocean.
This house was just perfect for us. Beautiful, clean in a very peaceful area. The beds were confortable the house was very spacious for all 6 of us. We didn't want to leave. We will definitely go back and maybe for a longer period. We absolutely LOVED IT.
This home was a quiet and peaceful place to stay. A home away from home for us. We would definitely stay here again! Plenty of room for a family of 6 and a passenger van. I would recommend a book for guests to sign so future guests can have ideas of the best places to get groceries, eat and visit in the area.
My family and I spent six nights in the Peck house, and we found it to be very comfortable, spacious, and really lovely, in an old Hollywood way. The large living/dining room was great for meals around a huge table, the air was fresh and cool at night, and we enjoyed imagining Mr. Peck and his friends and family relaxing there. The gigantic kitchen stove is wonderful, with ovens that are super for baking pizza. A large refrigerator holds all of your groceries, and the washer, dryer and dishwasher are nice and quiet.
We hope to stay here again, when we are next in LA and need a larger home. Thanks to the property manager, who is very responsive to any questions, etc.!
What a great house ! It was more then we expected, plenty of space for 2 families, great location, very close to Santa Monica and Malibu. Updated kitchen, stocked with everything you need to have breakfast or cook full meals. Very lovely, quiet patio. Having steps up the hill was a big plus for our boys to run around.
Jenny was very responsive and prompt. We would highly recommend this house, and would love to stay again when we're back to LA.
We get to LA a couple times a year. We've stayed at many high end hotels, from Hollywood to Beverly Hills. It's always the same cramped routine, to be packed into a hotel room, with 3 energetic children. This home was excellent at meeting our expectations, as well as, serving a place to hide from the stressful traffic and noise of Central LA. The children had their areas, to unwind, and we had plenty of room to spread out and not be cramped, after spending the day togather, in the car. The area is remote, but a good remote. We saw horses, cyotes, and a few celebrities on their to their own Mandeville Canyon residences. The house is very private and is nestled among other homes, that range in the multi-million dollar range. This home is quirky, it's not a slick and shiny Hollywood Hills or Sunset Strip estate. It represents what we in the east would refer to as quiet money. Most importantly, my family felt safe. We loved being close to Santa Monica and Malibu, yet 30 minutes from the touristy hot spots, on the east side of town. We hope to be guests of the house again, on our next adventure. I have already recommended the house to our friends, so yes, if you are seeking a true "Brentwood, California" experience, this is it!
Cool, cool, cool...everything about this home was cool from staying in Mandeville Canyon to driving down to Sunset Blvd with all the Porches and Farrari's. It was cool. We came out on business and all I wanted to do was sit in the backyard among the tall trees and read. Inside the home is very nice. We made martini's and it felt like we were drinking with Dean Martin and his friends. The house is just cool and priced great. I would stay there over a hotel any day of the week. Also, Jenny was great. She even sent us John Wayne charcoal (yes it actually exist) so we could use the barbecue on the hill, but we ended up using the new gas grill which is closer to the kitchen. It was a great time. Thank you
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The 2012 class of Master Pork Producers was introduced by the Iowa Pork Producers Association (IPPA) at the Iowa Pork Congress Banquet in Des Moines.
This new class features 10 hog farmers who were selected and recognized by their peers for excellence in pork production.
A slide show highlighting each new Master Pork Producer's operation was shown and the coveted brass belt buckle, emblematic of the award, and a certificate of achievement was presented to each producer.
Nominated by their peers and neighbors, all of the award winners are recognized for their expertise in their segments of the production cycle and understanding of current industry issues, quality assurance, animal identification and well-being and their production efficiency.
The 2012 Master Pork Producers are:
- Michael Abel, Mediapolis, Des Moines Co.
- Bill Bramley, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co.
- Tim Fellinger, Hopkinton, Jones Co.
- Tim Hollinrake, Fayette, Fayette Co.
- Edward Juhl, Hudson, Grundy Co.
- Dean Klein, Panama, Shelby Co.
- Brian Schneekloth, Little Rock, Lyon Co.
- Dan Sheehan, Remsen, Plymouth Co.
- Brad and Terri Van Gelder, Creston, Adams Co.
- Craig and Karen Wulfekuhle, Earlville, Delaware Co.
The 2012 class represents more than 200 years of hog farming experience.
There is considerable diversity and specialization in pork production in Iowa today and it's evident in the 2012 class of Master Pork Producers. The majority of hog farming is still done primarily by farm families and the production diversity helps maintain the strength of the Iowa pork industry and enables Iowa producers to compete successfully in the domestic and international commodity and specialty markets.
The Iowa Pork Producers Association and Iowa State University co-sponsor the Master Pork Producer program, which began in 1942, to demonstrate the character and breadth of Iowa pork production.

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Isadore Sharp is founder, Chairman and CEO of Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts.
Whether purchasing a yacht, a diamond, a sports car or a handbag, luxury consumers expect the experience of making the purchase to be as rewarding as the purchase itself. A company's ability to provide that kind of experience depends on its employees.
When the first Four Seasons opened on Jarvis Street in Toronto 45 years ago there was no grand plan, but a consistent thread – to provide great service. The essential question for us in the early days was: "What did guests value most?" Market research said luxury, not necessarily elegant surroundings and gourmet meals.
The greatest luxury is time, and service can help you make the most of that. Give greater productivity greater enjoyment – what better luxury can there be?
Of course, designing service to help busy people make the most of their precious time can be challenging. We can't pre-check service or sample it: production and consumption are simultaneous. Those few moments of service delivery are make or break point, when reputation is either confirmed or denied. And the outcome normally depends on the lowest paid people, and often, in too many companies, the least motivated.
To be at the top we get service standards down to the bottom of the pyramid, and that process begins for us with our hiring policy. We hire for attitude. We want people who like other people and are, therefore, more motivated to serve them. Competence we can teach. Attitude is ingrained.
Polls taken recently for Fortune's annual listing of the 100 Best Companies To Work For in America – which I'm happy to say has always included us – find that employees in these firms value, primarily, three things. First, to work for leaders who demand and inspire their best. Second, a physical environment that makes work enjoyable. And third, a sense of purpose, and a feeling they're working for more than a pay cheque.
In every area, we push down responsibility, from head office to our frontline people, who have authority to make most decisions they feel are needed to satisfy our guests. That's why, early on, we set a mandate of zero mistakes. Inevitably, of course, mistakes occur. But when our employees are trusted to use their common sense, they can, and do turn mishaps into new service opportunities. Then, what the customer remembers is not the complaint but the outcome.
This requires managers who are less bosses than mentors and communicators. For employees to act on their own initiative, they have to know our priorities. We pay as much attention to employee complaints as to guest complaints. We upgrade employee facilities whenever we upgrade a hotel, we have no class distinction in cafeterias and parking lots. We establish career paths and promotion from within – as one employee quoted by Fortune said "Great pay, great perks, great food. I'm treated like a five diamond hotel guest." Our gold rule is treat everyone – customers, employees, partners, suppliers – as we ourselves would want to be treated.
The fastest way for management to destroy credibility is to say employees come first and to be seen putting them last. If management shows greater concern for power, prestige, and costs than for customers and company values we forfeit belief and trust, along with our goal of being the best. Trust is the unseen and too often neglected determinant of corporate success. Trust is the emotional capital of leadership, the essence of the brand name, and a synonym for customer loyalty. Every year that service culture grows stronger, with a camaraderie that deepens to create a sense of community that makes cooperation the norm.
My task is to sell the vision, preaching the gospel of service every day and in every hotel. I continuously restate and develop it. I focus employees at every level on one priority: giving customers added value through service. Motivated by an inner need to do well by others, our people delight and surprise our guests every day. The sum of their efforts is what makes Four Seasons unique. By nurturing the full potential of every willing worker from top to bottom, I believe that businesses can tap a unique source of leadership and success for the 21st Century.


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The School of Professional Development maintains administrative offices on the second floor of the Computer Science Building on the main Stony Brook campus. The Computer Science Building is adjacent to the parking structure located near the main entrance to west campus. Detailed travel information can be found on the Directions to Stony Brook page on the Stony Brook website.
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From New York City and other points west of Southampton, take I-495 (Long Island Expressway) east to Exit 70, then turn right on Route 111 (follow the signs for Route 27 East/Montauk - Sunrise Highway). Take Route 27 (east) and proceed 19 miles to Southampton Campus. Make right on Tuckahoe Road. Go past first entrance on Tuckahoe Road and past the empty field. Turn right at next entrance where you will see a guard booth on your right. On the left, a parking lot is available for guest parking.
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The Truth (1960 film)
|The Truth (La Vérité)
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|Henri-Georges Clouzot
Véra Clouzot
Simone Drieu
Jérôme Géronimi
Michèle Perrein
Christiane Rochefort
|Brigitte Bardot
Charles Vanel
Paul Meurisse
|Armand Thirard
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|Albert Jurgenson
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The Truth (French: La Vérité) is a 1960 French film directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot and starring Brigitte Bardot. The film was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.[2]
Dominique Marceau is a young Frenchwoman on trial for killing her lover, Gilbert.
The prosecuting attorney, Eparvier, claims it was an act of premeditated murder that warrants the death penalty. The defense attorney, Guérin, maintains that it was an act of passion and not punishable by death.
During the course of the trial, we see the events that led up to the crime. Dominque's parents let her move to Paris after she tried to kill herself when they initially refused. She had been living on the Paris Left Bank with her violinist sister Anne, partying and sleeping with men.
She meets Gilbert, her sister's boyfriend, a music student. Dominique seduces Gilbert and he falls for her and proposed but she turns him down. They live together for a time but Dominique struggles with domesticity and Gilbert is constantly worried she will cheat on him. Eventually they break up.
Over time Dominique becomes a prostitute while Gilbert becomes a famous conductor. Gilbert and Anne become engaged. Dominique realises that Gilbert was the only man she ever loved and they sleep together. However he kicks her out the next day.
She tries to kill herself to prove her love but when he mocks her she shoots him. She then attempts suicide but is found and rescued by the police.
At the end of the trial, Dominique realises the jury is unconvinced that her love for Gilbert was real. She returns to her prison cell and slashes her wrists with a piece of broken mirror.
- Brigitte Bardot as Dominique Marceau
- Charles Vanel as Maître Guérin
- Paul Meurisse as Maître Éparvier
- Sami Frey as Gilbert Tellier
- Marie-José Nat as Annie Marceau
- Louis Seigner as Le président des assises
- André Oumansky as Ludovic
- René Blancard as L'avocat général
- Fernand Ledoux as Le médecin légiste
- Claude Berri as Georges
Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jean-Pierre Cassel and Jean Louis Trintignant were all considered for the lead role - Trintignant was Bardot's choice - before Clouzot decided to go with Sami Frey.[3]
Philippe Leroy-Beaulieu, one of the male leads, was fired during shooting. Leroy-Beaulieu then sued the producer for damages of 300,000 francs. Charrier had a nervous breakdown and was hospitalised for two months. Vera Clouzot had a nervous breakdown in July. In August Clouzot had a heart attack and filming was suspended for a week.[4] Also Bardot's secretary of four years sold secrets about her to the press.[3]
During filming, Bardot had an affair with Sami Frey which resulting in her breaking up with her then husband Jacques Charrier. In September 1960 Bardot had an argument with Charrier and then attempted suicide by slashing her wrist. (Charrier had earlier attempted suicide himself.) [5][6]
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In the words of the New York Times "probably no film in recent years - at least in France - has been subjected to so much advance attention. Two years in the planning, six months in the shooting, sets sealed to the press, and all culminating in the suicide attempt of the drama's star, Brigitte Bardot. The public had been told that Clouzot was turning B.B. into a real actress."[7]
The film was a massive box office hit in France, Bardot's biggest ever success at the box office[1] and the third most popular film of the year (after Ben Hur and Le Bossou).[8]
Critical reception[edit]
The Los Angeles Times called the film "an amazing picture, a tour de force from all concerned. It is at once immoral, amoral and strangely moral."[9]
See also[edit]
- List of submissions to the 33rd Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film
- List of French submissions for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film
- ^ a b Box office information for film at Box Office Story
- ^ "The 33rd Academy Awards (1961) Nominees and Winners". oscars.org. Retrieved 2011-10-29.
- ^ a b Barnett Singer, Brigitte Bardot: A Biography, MacFarland 2006 p 58-64 accessed 30 December 2014
- ^ Brigitte: Bardot By MAURICE ZOLOTO. The Washington Post, Times Herald (1959-1973) [Washington, D.C] 09 Oct 1960: AW8.
- ^ BRIGITTE BARDOT TRIES VILLA HIDEOUT SUICIDE: Reported Out of Danger Incomplete Source Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File) [Los Angeles, Calif] 29 Sep 1960: 1.
- ^ Brigitte Tries to End Her Life: Latest Love Spat Depresses Her Chicago Daily Tribune (1923-1963) [Chicago, Ill] 30 Sep 1960: 5.
- ^ REFLECTIONS ON THE PARISIAN SCREEN SCENE By CYNTHIA GRENIER. New York Times (1923-Current file) [New York, N.Y] 20 Nov 1960: X9.
- ^ "1960 at the Box Office". Box Office Story.
- ^ Bardot Film: Immoral, Amoral, Moral Scheuer, Philip K. Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File) [Los Angeles, Calif] 19 Mar 1961: l3.
External links[edit]
- The Truth on IMDb
- The Truth at AllMovie
- The Truth at TCMDB
- Review of film at New York Times


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This Month's Loot!!
Dominated by figmas, as you can see! ;D I am SO HAPPY with everything that I bought, even the naughty impulse buy that was the Dog Days figma. I haven't even seen that series yet, but she was way too cute to resist!
Also new Sena dakimakura YAY! <3 (Yes, I am female, before you ask. :3) Gosh I love her character, her enthusiasm for eroge is on par with my own! <3 Gotta love that!
Also a couple of Chu x Chu straps!! More UNiSONSHIFT stuff coming next month, which i cannot WAIT for!!
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Sunny Beach holidays take you to the sandy shores of Bulgaria's Black Sea coast. It is not the prettiest tourist centre as much of the accommodation is high-rise, but it nevertheless provides good modern amenities. Holidays to this purpose-built resort can be taken from April to October with temperatures rising to the low thirties at the height of the season. Holidays in Sunny Beach have wide appeal as there is much to occupy and entertain visitors of every age.
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Eyeshadow is without a doubt my favorite element of makeup, so when I saw this Fashionista's makeup I literally stopped and stared in awe. Her eyeshadow had three different distinct colors that she arranged beautifully. In the corner of her eye she put gold, then it transitioned to white, and on the top it was a pretty rose gold. She had light foundation and chapstick so that all attention could be drawn to her eyes. What I loved most about this look is how simple yet elegant it was. I love natural colors that pop and these tones complemented her skin so well.
She mentioned that she used her Naked Palette by Urban Decay which can be found at Sephora. This palette is so beautfiul because it has such an amazing range and variety of nude colors that are easily wearable from day to night. There are so many opportunities for great color combinations. If you're interested in creating your own palette of eyeshadow you can do so with Urban Decay or at MAC as well. I love eyeshadow because it really dramatizes your look. Here this Fashionista has on an eclectic and unique outfit, so she chose simple and light eyeshadow to complement her funky getup.
There are so many amazing brands of eyeshadow that range in all prices. Great, affordable eyeshadows can be found by COVERGIRL or Sephora's personal brand. With fall coming around the corner, I prefer darker and more dramatic eyes to complement the attire. Colors that are great right now are shimmery chocolates, plumbs and pretty emeralds, and of course golds and silvers will always make a nice touch.
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HIGHCLERE and Burghclere have a new beat officer in the form of popular bobby PC Richard Baldwin.
PC Baldwin will be covering for PC Matt Deery who is on secondment within the police force.
PC Baldwin has covered the Overton area since July 2005, and in that time has overseen a 50 per cent reduction in reported crime in the area.
PC Baldwin, 46, said he regards overseeing local festival CarFest in 2012 and 2013 as among the highlights of his time on the beat.
He said: "I am moving from the Overton beat to cover Highclere and Burghclere as the officer in that post is currently seconded to another part of the organisation.
"I would like to thank the communities of Overton, Freefolk and Laverstoke for their continued support, and would hope that some day I would be able to return as their village bobby."
PC Baldwin, a father-of-four, moved to Basingstoke at the age of one and joined the RAF when he was 17.
He then worked for the AA and insurance company Sun Life Financial of Canada before joining the police.
In 2011, he ran the Reading half-marathon in aid of local charity Sebastian's Action Trust.


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LOS ANGELES — Rheagan Courville joined elite company in LSU gymnastics history Sunday by sharing the vault national title with Alabama's Diandra Milliner at the NCAA individual event finals.
A sophomore who went to University High, Courville is the third LSU gymnast to win the vault title, joining Susan Jackson in 2008 and Ashleigh Clare-Kearney in '09. Her victory gives LSU nine individual crowns in school history.
Courville stuck her vault to score a 9.9250. She was the second of 23 vaulters to compete, and her score held up as the best of the day, equaled only by Milliner.
"It just says so much for our coach, Bob Moore, because half our vault lineup was in the finals," Courville said. "It's such an honor to join such successful athletes from LSU. It's all about the tradition and pride in our school."
Courville was the national runner-up in the all-around by scoring a 39.575 in the semifinals Friday, and she took ninth on floor with a 9.8125 in her final performance Sunday. Courville's all-around finish is the second highest in LSU history behind Jackson, who won the 2010 all-around national title.
Courville's title is the sixth in the past six seasons, the eighth NCAA title in the past 12 years and the ninth overall for the Tigers.
Junior Sarie Morrison finished tied for seventh on bars with a 9.8250 and tied for eighth on vault at 9.8917.
Freshman Randii Wyrick ended her season with a solid routine to score a 9.8000 and finish 10th on bars. Junior Maliah Mathis posted a 9.8667 to take 13th on vault.
LSU landed 10 All-America honors, which ties the 2006 and 2009 squads for most in school history. LSU also tied the school record with seven first-team All-America honors, previously set by the 2009 squad.
LSU earned the third-most All-America honors of any team in 2013, trailing only Florida's 16 and Alabama's 12. The Tigers wrapped up the team season Saturday with a 197.050 to earn fifth, tying the 2008 squad for the second-best finish in school history.
WOMEN SEVENTH, MEN 11TH AT SEC TOURNEY: The LSU women's golf team tied for seventh at the Southeastern Conference Championships after battling elevation changes and swirling winds of the Founder's Course at Greystone Country Club in Birmingham, Ala.
The Lady Tigers, ranked 31st and now waiting on their NCAA regional assignment for April 29, posted a final round of 21-over 309 to finish at 59-over 923 (303-311-309). LSU tied with Arkansas, which had rounds of 313-308-302.
On the final day, team average leader Madelene Sagstrom was back in form with a 3-over round of 75. Ali Lucas posted a 76, Lindsay Gahm a 77 and Elise Bradley and Nadine Dreher 81s.
Gahm posted a three-day total of 229 (74-78-77, +13) that gave her an 11th-place finish.
Alabama, the defending national champions and the nation's No. 2 team, won its second SEC title with a final score of 899 (35-over), 14 shots better than runner-up Georgia.
In the men's tournament in St. Simon's Island, Ga., LSU sophomore Curtis Thompson cracked the top 15 after firing a 2-over 72 in Sunday's final round.
Thompson followed rounds of 1-under 69 on Friday and 5-over 75 on Saturday with a team-low 2-over 72 on Sunday to finish his first SEC tournament in a tie for 15th at 6-over 216. LSU posted a team score of 17-over 297 en route to an 11th-place finish at 41-over.
No. 2 Alabama overcame a three-shot deficit against No. 30 South Carolina entering the final round to defend its SEC title with a winning score of 8-over 848.


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Calcutta, Dec. 15: Berger Paints, the city-based paint maker, is planning to strengthen its presence in Europe by exporting solvent-based paints from India.
Abhijit Roy, managing director of Berger, said the company had started exporting to Russia and Poland where it had its own subsidiaries.
"We have recently started exporting solvent-based paints to Europe. We already have operations in Russia and Poland and we can leverage them to some extent," Roy said while launching theme-based decorative paints in the city.
He said the firm was looking to take advantage of the production cost differential between Europe and Russia. "We have advantages of cheap labour and raw materials, particularly pigments. So, even after adding duties and freight cost, we are reasonably competitive," he explained, adding that the firm was eyeing exports worth Rs 4 crore by the end of this year.
In Poland, the paint maker acquired a 100 per cent stake in Bolix SA in 2008, while the operation of its Russian subsidiary — Berger Paints Overseas Ltd — was commissioned in 2007.


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Each won $27,993,037.76 from the first division pool of $111,972,151.04.
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More than 8 million entries were sold for the draw (No. 977). There were a total of 3,504,877 winners in the seven Oz Lotto divisions.
The winning numbers were 29, 43, 8, 7, 15, 2 and 13. The supplementary numbers were 21 and 20.
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Rarely, if ever, is a first baseman also a team's leadoff hitter.
But when asked to move from the middle of the lineup to the top midseason, Harker Heights senior Robby Sluss made his new role seem almost natural.
"Usually the guys that sit on the corners are your power-type — your RBI guys — so you'd think he'd be a 3-, 4- or maybe a 5-hole hitter," Harker Heights head baseball coach Glenn Cunningham said. "So obviously (Sluss) had to learn how to take pitches and work the count a little bit deeper, and those were things we talked to him about and he adjusted really well."
Sluss was rewarded for his unselfishness at the plate Friday when he was named to the Collin Street Bakery/Texas Sports Writer's Association's Class 5A All-State baseball team as an honorable mention.
To Cunningham's knowledge, Sluss is the first Harker Heights player under his tenure (since 2005) to be named to an all-state list.
"I think we had some pretty good players that were nominated, but I can't recall one being on the all-state list," he said. "He's got a tremendous work ethic and the hard work paid off for him. ... I'm just glad that somebody noticed the year.
"This is a big state — Texas is a huge state — and ... to even be included as an honorable mention, because of the number of players in this state, says a lot about the year and the accomplishments that he had."
Sluss responded to the move, ultimately earning first-team All-District 8-5A and Daily Herald All-Area honors after leading the Knights with a .432 batting average, five triples, 19 RBIs, 31 runs scored and a 1.194 OPS (on-base plus slugging).
"He really had a great year offensively for us and without him, there's no telling where we'd have been," Cunningham said. "He carried us most of the year."
Batting over .400 throughout the season, Cunningham decided to move Sluss into the leadoff hole around the start of the second half of district play after watching the rest of his lineup struggle to get on base with any consistency.
"We just wanted to get him to the plate as many times as we could in a game," Cunningham said. "We just felt like we had other guys that could work in the middle of the lineup and, really, he's an RBI guy and probably should have been down in the middle of the order, but we didn't really have that true leadoff guy that could carry us."
And although not the prototypical leadoff hitter with blazing speed and a slap-hitting approach, Sluss ultimately became that guy for Harker Heights, helping lead the Knights back to the playoffs for the first time since 2010, where they fell to Mansfield in a best-of-three bi-district series.
"Robby was a team player and whatever we asked him to do, whatever role we were asking him to play, he was willing to do that," Cunningham said. "We're awful proud of him and he's very deserving of the award, in that it was a different kind of season for him."
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Pitchers — Ryan Burnett, Conroe The Woodlands, sr.; Dakota Mills, Fort Bend Dulles, sr.; Tyler Alexander, Southlake Carroll, sr.
Catcher — Cameron Miller, Houston Bellaire, sr.
First baseman — Chris Andritsos, Conroe The Woodlands, soph.
Second baseman — Matt Heck, Midlothian, jr.
Shortstop — Bret Boswell, Rockwall Heath, sr.
Third baseman — Michael Ketchmark, Richardson Lake Highlands, sr.
Outfielders — Cody Thomas, Colleyville Heritage, sr.; Charcer Burks, Fort Bend Travis, sr.; Mark Ecker, San Antonio O'Connor, sr.
Designated hitter — Josh Sawyer, San Angelo Central, sr.
Player of the Year — (tie) Ryan Burnett, Conroe The Woodlands, sr. and Dakota Mills, Fort Bend Dulles, sr.
Coach of the Year — Ron Eastman, Conroe The Woodlands.
Pitchers — Carter Hope, Conroe The Woodlands, sr.; Josh Pettitte, Deer Park, sr.; Jake Elliott, Coppell, sr.
Catcher — Alex Dunlap, Conroe The Woodlands, sr.
First baseman — Dustin Williams, Weatherford, sr.
Second baseman — Francisco "Pancho" Martinez, Mission Sharyland, sr.
Shortstop — Sheldon Neuse, Keller Fossil Ridge, sr.
Third baseman — Kenny Hill, Southlake Carroll, sr.
Outfielders — Kendall Coleman, Rockwall, sr.; E.J. Garcia, Laredo Alexander, sr.; Charlie Warren, Conroe The Woodlands, sr.
Designated hitter — Hunter Hargrove, Mansfield, sr.
Pitchers — Zach Kornely, Grapevine, sr.; Corbin Martin, Cypress Ranch, jr.; and (tie) Turner Larkins, Arlington Martin, jr. and Justin Garcia, San Antonio O'Connor, sr.
Catcher — Tres Barrera, Mission Sharyland, sr.
First baseman — Zach Brosch, Cypress Ranch, sr.
Second baseman Aaron Black, Austin Westlake, sr.
Shortstop — Kramer Robertson, Waco Midway, sr.
Third baseman — Tyler Jones, Coppell, sr.
Outfielders — Jason Serchy, San Antonio Churchill, sr.; Eric Williams, Garland Sachse, sr.; Darryn Sheppard, Fort Bend Dulles, sr.
Designated hitter — Octavio Rodriguez, El Paso Franklin, sr.
Pitchers — Kacy Clemens, Spring Branch Memorial, sr.; Tucker Davidson, Amarillo Tascosa, jr.; Dylan Dusek, Ft. Bend Kempner, sr.; Mark Ecker, SA O'Connor, sr.; Eder Erives, EP Montwood, sr.; Blake Goins, Pearland, sr.; Justin Haros, Cedar Ridge, jr.; Matt Herrick, Garland Naaman Forest, sr.; Seth Jordan, Flower Mound, jr.; Jackson Lancaster, Midland, jr.; Shelton Neuse, Fossil Ridge, sr.; Tyler Thorne, Lubbock Coronado, sr.
Catchers — Danny Benavides, J.B. Alexander, sr.; Derek Dickerson, Cypress Ranch, jr.; Diego Gaona, Eagle Pass, jr.; Justin Garcia, SA O'Connor, sr.; Jose Galindo. EP Montwood, sr.; Ben Kennedy, A&M Consolidated, sr.; Jon Tauzin, Fort Bend Travis, sr. ; Matt Waller, Arlington Martin, sr.
First basemen — Dylan Dusek, Ft. Bend Kempner, sr. ; Armando Lopez, Eagle Pass, fr.; J.D. Ortega, EP El Dorado, sr.; Robby Sluss, Harker Heights, sr.
Second basemen — Connor Gesell, S.A. Johnnson, sr.; Connor McCalla, Langham Creek. sr.
Shortstops — Trevor Ahin, Cibolo Steele, sr.; Taylor Bailey, Stony Point, sr.; Ryne Birk, Katy Seven Lakes, sr.; Eric Garza, San Antonio Reagan, sr.; Zane Gurwitz, San Antonio Churchill, sr.; Matt Herrick, Garland Naaman Forest, sr.; Gilbert Sanchez, Midland, jr.; Caden Williams, Ft. Bend Dulles, sr.
Third basemen — Juan Lopez, Eagle Pass, sr.; Elijah Perez, San Marcos, jr.; Sergio Pollorena, Laredo United, sr.; Reid Russell, Longview, sr.
Outfielders — Connor Beck, Midland, sr.; Nathan Jackson, Houston Bellaire, sr.; Bryce Johnson, Cypress Ranch, jr.; Anthony Lyons, Arlington Martin, sr.; Kirby McGuire, Round Rock, sr.; Walker Pennington, Houston Spring Branch Memorial, sr.; Brent Stewart, Midland, sr.; Jeremy Mortensen, Coppell, sr.; Connor Wanhanen, Flower Mound, jr.; Daniel Williams, Cedar Ridge, sr.


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The nonlinear (at the second-harmonic frequency of the incident light) optical diffraction by a two-dimensional lattice of magnetic bubbles (cylindrical magnetic domains) is theoretically studied. Because the periods of these structures are comparable with the wavelengths of the fundamental and the second-harmonic radiation, diffraction at the second-harmonic frequency can be expected. We investigate the influence of an external magnetic field on the nonlinear magneto-optical diffraction.
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Pulmonary Fibrosis
Is there more we can be doing for my mother?
My mother had a lung biopsy 2 years ago to confirm that she has Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis. She now is on Oxygen full time (level 5) and continues to cough a lot. (especially at night). Her feet are really swelling and very cold. She is on water Pill and drinks a lot of water because of the cough. She has finally agreed to have A nurse come in so I am working on that. Is she in the final stages and what other Signs should I be watching for, how do you know how much longer she will have? She said she is not in pain but when she gets coughing real bad her lips turn blue And she looks so scared. Thanks for you help and ideas.
Normally, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis gets steadily worse over time. The blue coloration in the lips is called cyanosis and is a sign of a low blood oxygen level. It is not possible to predict survival to an exact degree, but when patients require high oxygen concentrations and are less able to carry out regular daily activities, we often use home nursing or home hospice in order to assist in assessment and treatment of patients. In the end stages of pulmonary fibrosis, there are medications that can help relieve shortness of breath and cough (such as the class of drugs called the opiates) and her doctor can determine if any of these interventions are appropriate for her at this time.
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Clinical Professor of Pulmonary, Allergy, Critical Care & Sleep Medicine
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Hello. I just turned 23 years old. I know this seems a bit young for an eyebrow lift of any sort. Well My brows kind of droop downwards and it gives me a sad/tired expression. I am so sick of this. When my hair is put back in a ponytail it seems to solve the problem. I already have a far back/thin hair line. I only want the lateral brows lifted. I have tried pro waxers but even though they help a bit my lat.brows never look raised enough. I am very unhappy with this sad/tired expression.
Do You Recommend a Lateral Brow Lift on Young Patient? (photo)
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Do You Recommend a Lateral Brow Lift on Young Patient?
Thanks for the question and the photos. In general, we like the lateral brow to be above the round bone above the eye and in your photos it appears you are there. A good first thing to try is blocking the action of the muscles that pull the lateral brow down by getting Botox. That will give you a few millimeters of elevation. If you like the change then see a plastic surgeon and see about a surgical lift with the scar in your hair area.
Lateral Brow Lift on 23 Year Old Female
You are not too young to treat your inherited low lateral brows. You can try Botox injections which would be the easiest treatment; however, repeated injections every 3-4 months would be necessary. A permanent solution could be achieved with an incision at the hairline which can lower your high hairline and raise your brow. Hair will grow through the scar so it is not seen.
Lateral brow lift not needed
Most of the respondents agree that you have some drooping of your upper eyelids (ptosis) and that your lateral brows are in a good position (above the edge of the bone margin of your upper lids). Since we are basing our suggestions on one photo, I would suggest that you see a plastic surgeon in your area for a consultatation and examination before accepting our analysis. Good luck!
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Do You Recommend a Lateral Brow Lift on Young Patient?
Sadly, limited or isolated Brow Lifting methods such as a Lateral Brow Lift don't work or last IMHO. To elevate the Eyebrows, the tissues must be dissected down to the upper orbital rim and freed up from the bone. These limited procedures, like the Lateral Brow Lift, use limited dissection or suspension sutures that won't hold. My advice is to learn how to shape the eybrows aesthetically and wait until (and if) the eyebrows continue to drop in position requiring a Coronal Brow Lift in the future which remains the gold standard of Brow Lift procedures.
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The peak of the outer part of the eyebrow differs in every person. I don't think your eyebrow is drooping.
The peak of the outer part of the eyebrow differs in every person. I don't think your eyebrow is drooping. The highest point of the female eyebrow is usually somewhere between the outer part of the colored portion of your eye and the outer corner of the eyelid. Looking at your brow, the peak is located close to the outer part of the colored portion of the eye and this is normal. Overall, it does not appear that your brow is dropping. I will echo my colleagues' mention of possible ptosis (or drooping of your upper eyelids) which is worth evaluating. However, given your brow shape and your age I would NOT recommend lifting your brows in any fashion. You have very nice brows to begin with and a browlift will likely not be very gratifying for you or your surgeon.
Thank you for your question.
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Your brows have a rather pleasing shape and position. I am not fond of brow lifts, since it is impossible to get them in the right place and keep them there. Women use their brows for expression with continuous movement when you're talking, especially to another woman. The brow lift will leave a scar. It may increase the wrinkles in your forehead. It may lift your hairline higher than it already is. I would suggest an upper blepharaplasty, a lift of the skin of your upper eyelids. I think this will give you a more open and happy appearance.
Lateral Brow Lift
Your photo does not suggest that you will be a candidate for a brow lift. Botox may be a better option for you to attempt first. To review your options, consult with 3 - 4 experienced and expert board certified plastic surgeons.
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Lateral Brow Lift - good operation for the right person
Lateral Brow Lift is a good operation for the right person - Not you. The good news is that you have youthful brows and do not need it - Lucky you ! If you want a bit more of a lift laterally, I recommend using Botox or Dysport on the obicularis occuli muscle - the muscle that pulls the lateral brow down (just below it) It is easy to do and you will get a few mm's elevation.
Lateral brow lift
I agree with earlier posts, at least from the photo. It does appear the upper eyelids are ptotic (droopy). I would say that is more of an issue than the brow position. For the eyes, consider seeing a plastic surgeon or oculoplastic surgeon. You also might consider thinning the upper and outer aspects of the eyebrows to achieve a more suitable (to you) appearance). On this latter point, don't do laser hair removal until you KNOW what is suitable to you and live with that appearance for a while.
Brow lift in a young patient
given the photo you provided it seems reasonable
hard to tell from the photo but you may have eyelid ptosis (drooping of the eyelids, not excess skin of the eyelids) this is a condition that is under -recognized by many surgeons. the impact of correcting it can be significant in terms of creating a more awake look.
one might also suggest that you would benefit from boney contouring of the lateral superior orbital rim
this is an advanced procedure not provided by many but can really have a huge impact of periorbital aesthetics
please do not take this as direct medical advice but simple general information to discuss with a qualified surgeon. i can be that surgeon if you care to contact me directly.
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Prevention of Significant Deterioration
PSD permitting applies to major sources and major modifications in attainment areas, and one of the goals of PSD permitting is to preserve, protect, and enhance air quality in Class I areas (wildernesses and national parks).
PSD applies to construction of major sources. For named sources that are listed in the Federal Clean Air Act, the major source significant emission rate is 100 tons per year, and the potential to emit (PTE) calculation must include fugitive sources and any stationary source regulated by a New Source Performance Standard (as contained in 40 Code of Federal Regulations Part 60) or a National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (as contained in 40 CFR Part 61) as of August 7, 1980.
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Some named sources are petroleum refineries and chemical process plants.
For unnamed sources, the major source significant emission rate is 250 tons per year, and the PTE calculation does not include fugitive sources.
Major Modifications
PSD also applies to major modifications, which would be an increase of emissions equal to or greater than the significant emission rate for that pollutant. This means that a modification is only subject to PSD if the existing source being modified is already major, and the net emissions increase of any pollutant emitted from the source is at or above the significant emission rate for a modification. Minor sources are subject to PSD only when the proposed project increase is major in and of itself (100 tons per year for named sources or 250 tons per year for unnamed sources).
PSD Review
PSD requires a BACT evaluation that also includes a review of the RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse. In addition, PSD review requires an assessment of existing air quality; a demonstration that the new emissions will not cause or contribute to an exceedance of any applicable NAAQS or PSD increment; and the evaluation of effects on visibility, soil and vegetation, and impacts to Class I areas.
Screening or refined air dispersion modeling may be required. If modeling is required, predicted concentrations or existing ambient air concentrations are used to evaluate impacts on air quality.
A PSD permit must:
- identify the emission units to be regulated by PSD;
- establish emission standards or operating limits;
- specify methods for determining compliance; and
- outline procedures to maintain continued compliance.


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Firing Technology for Fuel Cells
Technology OverviewThe heart of the new furnace system—and the source of many of its advantages over traditional pusher-type tunnel, roller hearth and mesh-belt kilns—is the load carrier (see Figure 2). Stacked setters are supported on structural ceramic bars, which are carried by carrier blocks. The pushing force that moves the loads through the heating and cooling sections is applied to the carrier blocks, and the friction that resists the motion occurs outside of the refractory envelope, between the carrier blocks and the rail on which they slide.
The system also provides many indirect advantages. Because the friction occurs outside of the refractory envelope rather than within the furnace, it is possible to use ceramic fiber insulation—a relatively low-cost, high-purity material. This also provides added flexibility, since a lower-mass kiln can reach new steady-state conditions relatively quickly compared to a brick-lined kiln. Additionally, reliability can be dramatically improved by eliminating the chance of a load crash caused by pusher plate fracture, load chatter or refractory failure.
Table 1 compares a conventional tunnel kiln to two of the new furnaces—one with the same production rate and one with the same tunnel length. The data for the new furnace system were calculated and/or extrapolated from existing equipment and analyses of proposed designs and included the following assumptions:
• The return conveyor is underneath the system.
• The production rate figures conservatively take into account the system's ability to ramp and cool faster. In a production situation, the rates would probably be even faster due to the system's high temperature gradient relaxation rates. (See the "Sidebar: Furnace Prototype" for more information about temperature gradient relaxation rates.)
• The capital cost is an estimate and depends on the construction materials.
Processing Fuel Cell AssembliesThe binder removal and sintering process for SOFCs requires uniform temperatures and exposure to process atmospheres.
Temperature differences are of two basic types: transient and steady state. Transient temperature gradients relax at a rate inversely proportional to the square of the distance the heat must travel. For loads that are heated from the top and bottom, this is half the load height. By cutting the load in half, the new furnace is able to heat four times as fast with an equivalent level of uniformity. Many thermal soak times are defined so that the time at temperature is long compared to the time it takes for the temperature gradients to relax. In these cases, the soak times can also be reduced. Additionally, unlike many existing firing ramps, which are limited by the thermal shock of the pusher plates, the load in the new furnace is carried by less massive and more thermal-shock-resistant structures. As a result, the new furnace can process lower-profile loads and still offer an enhanced return on investment at a substantially lower operating cost than a traditional pusher tunnel kiln.
Steady-state differences arise when parts of the load are exposed to a different temperature than other parts. In a continuous-push kiln, the process is steady state. However, the load "sees" a series of different environments at different times, and it is from the load's point of view that temperature and atmosphere uniformity must be considered. In traditional kilns, steady-state temperature differences can be caused by the introduction of process atmosphere along the sidewalls while the heat flows from the top and bottom. At high gas flows, some of the heat required to heat the gas comes from one side of the load by radiation to the sidewall and by convection to the gas. The new furnace eliminates this effect by passing the process atmosphere up through the floor of the chamber. The gas is heated indirectly by radiation from the heating elements. The sidewalls, although not directly heated, use an increased thickness of insulation to minimize the exposure of the load to temperature differences caused by radiation.
In a conventional pusher tunnel kiln, allowances must be made for expansion, creep, wandering loads, etc. These considerations often lead to designs with dead volumes and large bypass paths for the process atmosphere. The close geometries possible with the new furnace permit the elimination of these problems.
Long-Range BenefitsAdditional long-range potential benefits can be realized by integrating all the firing steps—from binder removal to sintering and creep flattening—into one unit or an integrated system (see Figure 3). This type of system would also lend itself to automated loading and unloading, since assembly and disassembly of the load stack would only need to be performed once. As shown in Figure 3, the heat-treatment equipment stands outside the air-conditioned workspace, and the plant material flows across the ends of each furnace. This plant would have a production capacity greater than four times that of a 20-m-long, 200-mm-load-width pusher tunnel kiln with all its support furnaces and utilities. Additionally, the estimated plant floor space required is reduced by a factor of greater than five.
This new furace system has been termed "the first major paradigm shift" in furnace design and construction, and its proven design is supported by in-depth process and thermal engineering know-how. For manufacturers of SOFCs and other technical ceramics, the potential rewards for implementing this new technology can be dramatic.
Sidebar: Furnace PrototypeA prototype of the new furnace system, which is similar to the illustration shown below, is currently under development. The prototype will be used to demonstrate rapid binder removal and sintering, thermal uniformity and critical control elements, as well as to conduct sample firings of materials. Researchers will also use the prototype system to collect and analyze the data required to scale up the technology to optimized production volumes with maximized yields of in-specification ceramic components. To quantify the competitive enhancements that can be achieved by implementing the new system, a detailed economic analysis will also be prepared.
For more information:For more information about the new furnace system, contact Harper International Corp., W. Drullard Ave., Lancaster, NY 14086; (716) 684-7400; fax (716) 684-7405; e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com; or visit http://www.harperintl.com.
Reference:*The Harper-Hearth Ceramic Sintering System, developed and patented by Harper International Corp., Lancaster, N.Y. (U.S. Patent No. 5,848,890)
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Canadian researchers recently investigated whether Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is associated with above-average intelligence. Bonnie J. Kaplan, Susan G. Crawford, Deborah M. Dewey and Geoff C. Fisher, University of Calgary, report that one of the unsubstantiated but persistent myths about ADHD is that children and adults with ADHD are "often creative, intuitive, highly intelligent."
Kaplan et al. examined this idea by studying children from all the diagnostic clinics and special schools in Calgary. Using a short form of the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children – Third Edition, researchers evaluated 63 children with ADHD, 69 children with reading problems and 68 children with both attention and reading problems. Results indicated that these children exhibited a normal distribution of IQs. The majority of the children (more than 50 percent) in each group fell in the normal range. The percentage of children diagnosed with ADHD who scored in the above-average range for IQ was not significantly bigger than those in the other two groups.
These results are judged to be reliable because the sample size was large and the Canadian health-care system ensures that all children experiencing problems are referred for assessment and treatment. These researchers concluded that children with ADHD are no more likely to have an above-average IQ than other children.
"The IQs of Children with ADHD Are Normally Distributed" Journal of Learning Disabilities Volume 33, Number 5, October 2000 Pp. 425-432.
Published in ERN October 2000 Volume 13 Number 7


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Ishqbaaz 13th September 2016 Written Update
The episode starts with shivay and anika holding each other and shivay saying her thanks to her. Also then it is seen shivay and anika dancing on the song paan banara wala. Now some time before, everyone is enjoying then rudra says lets play something anika suggest to play antakshri but mallika object then rudra say lets play truth and beer soumya corrects him as truth and dare, he asks priyanka to bring bottle. All gather in a circle around the table rudra says they have 2 choices either truth or dare anf he will take pics he flips the bottle and it stops on omkara. shivay says what will omkara say he is already a idol of truth rudra flips it again it stops somewhere between soumya and tia. tia tells soumya to tell but she says it stopped on tia they argue rudra says if she(soumya) is saying then let it be. om and shivay stare him. He again flips it it stops on priyanka she dances then on mallika she also dances then on sounya she says the truth she is gonna say rudra would not be ablr to take it it about romi. She says romi is not what he thinks of her rudra say she is cute this is like her home only and is she feels scared she can come to sleep with him all stare him. He corrects that she can go to anyone all are family. he again flips the bottle it stops on tia she dances shivay gives annoyed look. the they all go to dance. in between there is some conversation between roop and gayatri. roop couldnt get the locker pin and they talk about the same. Then all are seen dancing on chull, shivay is standing alone mallika rolls and he stills her she asks truth or dare he says truth she asks when you dont love tia why you marring her hechanges the topic she goes back and dances on chull with anika. Now anika rolls and shivay stops her they stare mallika asks tia when did she and shivay met for first she say about of universe. rudra say i am tried of taking pics why should i alone take them the puts the camera on video . it captures shivay and anika he says i will tell you truth then you tell me truth he first says thanks for patch up thing and then he say she is weird but cute and also the words she use she say u called me cute? he say now you tell she say your kanji eyes he says not to start again she says are very beautiful and somtimes she wonder which color is that he say he also wonder from where she get thode words from. He says he will make a dictionary words by anika. they talk the camera records all this. Shivay asks her why there is so silence they see all are sleep. Then music plays and they dance it is also captured. in the morning janvi and pinky wonder why there is soo silence janvi says they must have slept early a bottle of wine comes in their way pinky asks her she also went to the party janvi stares, they come to the pool place and see everyone asleep pinky says let me bring water they will wake that way only. janvi stops her.
precap: this is super amzing. pinky wakes up all and questions them about the party she asks where is shivay. shivay stands up from behind the sofa also anika stands up from there both confused. pinks says anika you. om rudra all stare them
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Having my Mum here in the latter stages of pregnancy has been a godsend. As you may remember, I had a crazy and hectic but fun maternity leave for 2 weeks but since I blogged about that, everything went tits up and I physically could not manage to keep all my social appointments 🙁 It kinda sucks but it's my body telling me to slow down and rest because there won't be any of that with a newborn! Anyway, my Mum has been pampering me with the BEST home cooked food EVERRRRRR! It's simple plain Chinese cooking but there's just something so comforting about my Mum's cooking…and I know she has prepared and cooked the food with love. I feel truly blessed! #ilovemymum
So naturally, I wanted to showcase my Mum's amazing home cooked food…except I realised that I've been gulping down the food more often than bringing out my camera to take photos. Oopsie. I've only got 3 photos here but oh well… Have a look and drool…
This was a yummy chicken and vegetables stir fried noodles (chicken chow mein). My Mum painstakingly finely chopped all the julienned carrots and vegetables – how on earth did she get them so thin? I said to her that she could have used the food processor to whizz it down in seconds but then she replied it wouldn't have been made with love… As for the pan in the picture, she actually bought me a few new pans from Scotland and brought them all the way to Melbourne!! Even though I can easily buy cookware in Melbourne, it warms my heart to know she bought things over in Scotland just for me…means she's thinking of me! #ilovemymum
This is Chinese roast pork with crackling (siew yoke) – like ZOMG!!! It was AMAZING!!! The meat was flavoured perfectly with Chinese five-spice and whatever herbs and it wasn't fatty plus the crackling was beautifully crunchy. I want to eat this again! Mum, are you reading this??!! She took 2 days to prep the meat… I will watch her like a hawk next time and get the recipe so I can replicate this so that my child(ren) can enjoy MY home cooked food 🙂
I had a Princess moment one night after dinner. My Mum's eyelids were growing heavy due to jet lag but I snapped her out of it by DEMANDING she make me Chinese sweet soup (tong sui) dessert. Those unfamiliar with Chinese desserts will not like this concoction. It is sweet potato ginger sweet soup with peanut butter glutinous rice balls (tong yune) served hot. A lot of love is required to make this sweet soup and to get the ginger and sweet balance just right. Plus the dough for the glutinous rice balls and to incorporate the peanut butter (Skippy Crunchy from Costco if you were wondering) filling. It was delish!
Okay, I am not an uber diva daughter with pregnancy Princess moments because I have also been catering to my Mum's needs too. She LOVES carrot cake so I made her the Bourke Street Bakery version and she devoured HALF THE CAKE within 24 hours! I baked another one yesterday with a different recipe but she (and Hubby) didn't like it as much so I guess the BSB carrot cake will be the signature one I make from now on 🙂
1 Comment on Mum's Home Cooked Food is ALWAYS the Best!
Oh, the feeling of having mum visiting.
For whatever reasons, I always clean up my place prior to my mum arriving. This is despite her always comment my place is such a mess and clean up for me again even though it is quite fabulous to my standard 🙂 For every home cooked meal, I just appreciate her more and more, these are luxury for people like us living away from families.
Wish you a safe delivery of your baby. Can't wait to see her.


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Christy is, in my opinion, one of the most inspiring Survivor contestants to have ever been. In the earlier seasons, where people who weren't just cute and young got a chance, Christy stands out from the rest as being a genuine, likable, and completely endearing young women who deserves all the praise and admiration she has received.
Being profoundly deaf would be a challenge in everyday life because of the ignorance and prejudice from the general community. On Survivor, you are not going to find any sort of sympathy or concern because, as the other contestants see it, you are actually in possession of a useful tool - the tool of the sympathy vote. As contradictory as this is, that is the way Survivor is played.
However, Christy rolled with the punches despite her "disability" and proved herself to be one of the most capable women on this season. She had a difficult start because, again, she was forced to change her mode of operation. Surrounded by a group of women who were more than happy to exclude her and leave her out just so she would be an easy first vote, Christy somehow had to find a way to fit in with this world of selfish 'hearing' people, and she succeeded.
Christy was an amazing outdoors-woman, showing a natural flair for camping and the wilderness. She was incredibly patient, caring, honest and a fierce competitor. As a person, she was impossible not to like.
Christy's downfall was her lack of familiarity and confidence in her game-playing skills. She just didn't have the strategy to win the game. However, she gave us some of the best moments of the series, and was inspirational to me in so many ways.
I would love to get to know Christy in real life. Her infectious personality, her sense of humor, and her genuine care and concern for other people make her a winner in every sense.


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As the school year drew to a close, nursery pupils at Walton Oak School enjoyed a morning filled with sports.
Using up their last bursts of energy before the summer break, children took part in a variety of races including supermarket sweep and a jumping teddy race.
Rachel Clement, early years leader at Walton Oak School, said the children practised very hard and thoroughly enjoyed the morning.


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The Premier League has today assured Portsmouth that it is satisfied that the club is owned entirely by Alexandre Gaydamak and not by his father, the controversial business and political figure Arkadi Gaydamak. Alexandre, who is commonly referred to as Sacha, bought Portsmouth from Milan Mandaric in January 2006, insisting that he used only his own money, earned through property deals in Russia, and not that of his billionaire father.
However reports in Israel listed Portsmouth among the assets of Arkadi, who has previously been questioned by Israeli police over alleged money-laundering, and who, at the time of the Portsmouth takeover, was the subject of an international arrest warrant concerning alleged illicit arms trading in Angola. Arkadi has always dismissed the allegations and has gone on to become a football club owner and politician in Israel. But a newspaper report that listed Portsmouth among Arkadi's assets prompted the Premier League to request further clarification from the club.
They received satisfactory confirmation today, according to a statement, and have now drawn a line under the matter.
"In response to recent press speculation regarding the ownership of Portsmouth Football Club, the Premier League can confirm that it has re-examined the current position, found there to be no variance with information already on record and therefore is able to re-confirm that Alexandre Gaydamak is the ultimate beneficial owner of Portsmouth Football Club," the statement read.
The Guardian's Digger column, as well as an article in today's paper, revealed that the Premier League has previously sought assistance from the government in ascertaining the true ownership of some football clubs.


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So it seems that Kanye West has found his voice because the man cannot stop talking about getting married to Kim Kardashian. I mean, dude, I'm going to let you finish but I had one of the…nothing. I've got nothing. I think we are all going to have to let Kanye finish…and that means it could be a long time before he stops doing interviews about his engagement to the reality star. You know what, though? I'm fine with it. He seems to have quieted Kim for the time being, and I have a feeling that Kim is soon going to only know how to smile and nod like
Kate Katie Holmes when she was with Tom Cruise.
E! is dishing more on an interview Kanye gave on Monday morning–you know, the one where he discussed finding the perfect ring(s) for the elaborate engagement. He also addressed the dudes who plan on popping the question to their ladies after his Jumbotrontastic love fest, saying, "I gotta apologize to the race of males for turning [it] up so much." He's far too kind. And humble. Surprisingly, the actual ceremony will be relatively low-key, with Kanye only teasing, "Two words: fighter jets."


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Your editorial on "Open top search," Feb. 24 could not be timelier and better written.
Our "legal arguments" in support of secretive searches are dubious in nature and disingenuous in intent. LSU's rise and fall may be attributed to subterranean politics that permeate its entire body, perpetuating a shameful culture of systemic mediocrity.
"The stakes for LSU could not be higher in its search for a new leader." Your assessment is honestly accurate. The "inevitable fact of university life" is not a capricious selection process masquerading as defensive secrecy, but transparency in support of public accountability. It's applicable to all social organizations, let alone public universities.
Brij Mohan
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The show, which opens in October, will explore the creative dialogue between British and French painters in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Degas' L'Absinthe, of two lowly cafe drinkers, is the most famous painting among the 100 works to go on display.
Works by Bonnard, Vuillard and Whistler will also feature in the London show.
L'Absinthe has not been exhibited in London since the 1890s.
Much of Victorian society was outraged by the painting's humble subject matter when it was displayed in London in 1893.
But there were also fans. The Spectator proclaimed the canvas a masterpiece calling it "the inexhaustible picture, the one that draws you back, and back again".
Inspired artists
The Tate exhibition will be divided into three parts, with the first examining the work of Degas in the 1870s, along with his French and British followers.
The second looks at the 1880s, when Degas had an impact on a group of younger British painters.
The exhibition ends with a look at Degas' and Toulouse-Lautrec's legacy, and Walter Sickert's increasing reputation in France.
It was during this period, in 1898, that Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec had the largest exhibition of his lifetime in London, although critics declared that the show had "bombed".
Works featured in the three-month show will be those which were exhibited at British galleries or hung in British collections, which may have influenced emerging artists.
Degas, Sickert and Toulouse-Lautrec: London and Paris 1870-1910 will run from 5 October until 15 January.


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Apologies as I'm pretty new to this, however I have set up a site with the Ever After theme and have a couple of questions please. At the moment, all of the headers are all in capitals which is a pet hate of mine. Is there any way of changing it? For example, the most recent blog post, the title is "IS THIS THING ON?" whereas I would like it to be "Is this thing on?". The same goes for the widget headings, "recent posts" instead of "RECENT POSTS" etc.
I've paid $30 for the customisation, but I can't seem to change the font colour anywhere on it besides clicking the kitchen sink button in each individual post. I also can't see if there's any way of changing the turquoise ribbon to another colour.
Sorry if these are all really obvious things, and thanks.
The blog I need help with is learningtostitch.wordpress.com.


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Today, U.S. Senator Richard Burr (R-North Carolina) issued the following statement regarding the President signing the Honoring America's Veterans and Caring for Camp Lejeune Families Act of 2012 into law:
"I am very pleased that this bill has finally become law, and I would especially like to thank Jerry Ensminger, Mike Partain, and all of the advocates who fought tirelessly to expose this issue and right the wrongs that were done to this group of Americans. This is their day, and they deserve the credit for this victory. Without their dedication and devotion to help thousands of people they have never even met, these victims would not have the hope for a fuller life that this bill will hopefully bring them. God be with all of the victims of this tragic incident, and bless the brave, resolute, and determined men and women who fought to help those who are suffering because of it."
Source: http://burr.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=PressOffice.PressReleases&ContentRecord_id=01ae26f4-f309-5d07-48ab-702d6c357764&Region_id=&Issue_id=


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Residents in the area of Daytona North where the most recent attack occurred have said dogs regularly escape through fences and roam onto other people's property. Now deputies aren't sure whether the pit bulls in custody are the same dogs that attacked and seriously injured a woman Sunday night.
Pit bulls and pit mixes frequently roam Donny Hays' property in western Flagler County, barking at those who walk near them.
There have been a few occasions when people have called authorities to complain about the dogs' aggressive behavior.
The Flagler County Sheriff's Office has responded to 6217 Mahogany Blvd. four times since July 2012, the most recent coming Sunday night after 27-year-old Brandi Bookamer was attacked by a pack of pit bull-mix dogs.
The agency also received a call Tuesday morning about dogs on the property, even though all the dogs that lived there were taken away by county animal control officers, deputies said. Residents in the area of Daytona North where Sunday's attack occurred have said dogs regularly escape through fences and roam other people's property.
Now deputies aren't sure whether the pit bulls in custody are the same dogs that attacked and seriously injured Bookamer. The animal control officer who responded, Anthony McKay, said when he arrived at the property, the dogs didn't have any human blood on them, even though Bookamer was severely bloodied during the mauling. The dogs also didn't show any signs of aggression, McKay said.
"It's making us take a step back," sheriff's Detective Annie Conrad said of the conflicting reports.
Bookamer, who lives up the road off Holly Lane, was walking with her 6-year-old daughter about 8 p.m. Sunday when the dogs attacked. She suffered numerous puncture wounds on her arms and legs and remains hospitalized, deputies said. Her daughter was not injured.
Five dogs on Hays' property originally were thought to have attacked Bookamer. They were confiscated and remain caged at the Flagler Humane Society. Animal control officials will evaluate the dogs to determine whether they are dangerous. If so, they will be euthanized. If not, they could potentially be made available for adoption.
Hays surrendered the dogs because he couldn't afford to pay to have them quarantined, according to animal control officials.
No charges will be filed against Hays, deputies said Tuesday.
"There is no criminal intent in this case," said Conrad. "Mr. Hays is very remorseful. He's in shock."
Conrad also said Hays has tried to improve his fencing. There was no open gate or gaping holes in his fence when Sunday's attack took place, so there was no sign of any culpable negligence on the part of the owner, she said.
The Sheriff's Office on Tuesday released a recording of a 9-1-1 call on the attack. The caller was Susan Riddle, who lives down the road.
"There's a lady ... laying in the ditch yelling, 'Oh God help me, help me, someone help me' and we don't know if she was being eaten up by dogs or what was going on with her," Riddle told the emergency operator.
Riddle's friend, Kelly Maxwell, ran out of the house after a neighbor knocked on Riddle's door beckoning for someone to call 9-1-1. Maxwell went outside and saw Bookamer in a ditch. Most of her body was underwater and she had bite marks all over her head and body, she said.
The man who banged on Maxwell's friend's door also showed up to help Bookamer. He fired a pellet gun in the air twice to scatter the dogs.
Maxwell said animal control probably confiscated the dogs that were responsible for the attack, but she wasn't certain.
"It seems there are discrepancies because (the media) are saying two dogs were puppies, but none of the dogs I saw looked like puppies," she said. "They all weighed from, I'd say, 25 to 50 pounds or so.
"Dogs aren't like humans with such distinct features that I could pick them out of a lineup, but I just know that the five that attacked her were the five I saw in the yard."
While walking along Mahogany the morning of July 28, 2012, a dog escaped from Hays' property and bit Rebecca Plant on her left calf muscle, according to a Sheriff's Office report.
Plant, 60, who has arthritis, was walking along the street with a cane when she felt a set of teeth chomp down on her leg, she said.
"It kind of startled me," she said. "I hollered at it and it let go. Then I saw it jump back over the fence."
The chicken-wire fence along the ditch that runs along Mahogany is bent over. The top of it is about 2 feet above the ground.
Plant was treated at the scene. Her wound was cleaned and bandaged by paramedics. In that case, Hays told the Sheriff's Office his dogs don't usually escape the fence.
Six weeks later, the Sheriff's Office was called again. Billy E. Newsome III, 33, was walking to Hidden Trails Park when three dogs escaped from Hays' yard and ran up to him. One of the dogs bit him on the leg, according to a report.
Newsome yelled at the dogs and they ran back onto the property, he said.
Deputies spoke to Hays later that morning and he said his wife had failed to lock the gate after she left, according to the report.
In both cases, animal control confiscated some of the dogs and quarantined them.
Hays said animal control kept two of his dogs and put them down after officers concluded they were dangerous.
On April 15, the Sheriff's Office was called again to Hays' property following reports of a dog bite. Lt. Bob Weber, an agency spokesman, said deputies in that case concluded none of Hays' dogs was involved and that the pit bull that attacked the man belonged to a neighbor.


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USA vs. ITALY HISTORY: The USA has a 6-4-0 all-time record against Italy, losing the first three meetings in the 1980s before recording five straight wins, interrupted only by a 1-0 loss in Rieti, Italy, on March 7, 2001, as the U.S. played with a mostly Under-21 side. The last meeting between the two teams was at the 2002 Nike U.S. Women's Cup, a 4-0 victory in which teenager Heather O'Reilly scored her first international goal while Brandi Chastain, Kristine Lilly and Joy Fawcett also added scores. Italy, which has a long history in women's soccer, is one of the best teams in the world that did not play in the 2003 Women's World Cup. Head coach Carolina Morace, herself a legend with 105 career international goals for Italy, tied with Michelle Akers for third-best all-time, has talented players at almost every position, including leading scorer Patrizia "The Scorpion" Panico (30 goals in 63 matches) and veteran striker Rita Guarino (18 goals in 82 matches).
SOBRERO TO BE HONORED BEFORE ITALY MATCH: U.S. defender Kate Sobrero will be honored in a pre-game ceremony as the 17th player in U.S. history to play 100 times for her country. On Oct. 28 in the third Group A match of the 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup against North Korea, Sobrero earned her 100th cap and the USA defeated the Koreans, 3-0. Sobrero, who is getting married next week, broke into the National Team in 1998, and the following year earned a starting spot on the 1999 Women's World Cup Team. She was also a starter on the 2000 Olympic Team and 2003 Women's World Cup Team, and becomes just the fourth full-time defender to play 100 times for the USA. In 2003, she leads the USA in games played (20), starts (19) and minutes (1530).
USA LOOKS TO OLYMPIC QUALIFYING IN COSTA RICA: The U.S. Women's National Team will attempt to qualify for the 2004 Olympic Women's Soccer Tournament next February and March when the team travels to Costa Rica for the qualifying tournament. It will be the first trip to Central America for the U.S. Women. On Sept. 25, CONCACAF announced that the 2004 CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualification Final Round would be relocated from Mexico to Costa Rica and would be played from February 25 through March 7, 2003. The U.S. received a bye through the CONCACAF Olympic preliminaries and will play in Group B. The change in venue for the final round gave Costa Rica a bye through preliminaries and a spot in Group A alongside Canada. Mexico will host a preliminary three-team competition with Honduras and Nicaragua from December 10-14, 2003. Costa Rica was originally scheduled to host that round-robin competition. The qualifying preliminaries include two other three-team competitions. Guatemala hosts Panama and Belize from November 19-23, 2003, and the Cayman Islands host Jamaica and U.S. Virgin Islands from December 3-7, 2003. Rounding out preliminary action, Haiti faces the Dominican Republic in a two-game series October 26 and November 9, and Suriname takes on Trinidad & Tobago in a two-games series on November 9 and 12. The five qualifiers from those preliminaries will join Canada, Costa Rica and U.S. in the CONCACAF Women's Olympic Final Round with two berths to the 2004 Summer Games in Athens, Greece at stake.