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ITBP Head Constable Re Exam Answer Key 2017, paper solution conducted on 11th October 2015 will be soon released on official web portal at itbpolice.nic.in.
ITBP Question Paper 2017: Indo Tibetan Border Police Force has organized Re – exam on
11th October 2015 for ITBP Head Constable (Telecom) at various examination centers under the inspection of examination body who take care about the recruitment process of ITBP. No major disturbance was found because arrangement was made in systematic way and no mistake was also found in paper by which student get confused so over all it was conducted in peaceful way.
The only thing that has made applicant to worry is about the answer key because applicants are unaware of releasing date of answer sheet. So through our website we are declaring that paper solution will take some time to be published on official website because exam was recently organized hence it need some more time to be released. Most probably it take 2 to 3 days after the exam hence it will be most probably published on
14th October 2015.
After All The Exam Conduct successfully Organisation Released The Official Answer Key. Which Is help You To assume Their Exam Results Or Exam Marks. So, Any Exam Answer Key released For The (ITBP) Indo Tibetan Border Police Exam. Here We Upload Link Which Helps You To Easily Assume Your Exam Results Marks Or Download Official Answer Key.
ITBP Head Constable Re Exam Answer Key 2017 Download
Organization Name: – Indo Tibetan Border Police Force
Name of Exam: – Head Constable (Telecom)
Type of Exam: – Written examination
Exam Date: –
11th October, 2015
Type of Declaration: – Answer key / Answer Sheet
Indo-Tibetan Border Police was conceived on October 24, it is a multi-dimensional force which guard from Karakoram Pass in Ladakh to Jachep La in Arunachal Pradesh. Not only that it also proving security to the pilgrims during Annual Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Working with this kind of department is really a honor for everyone hence huge number of candidate have applied for this post.
This was a short introduction of Indo Tibetan Border Police Force for more detail log on to official website. Now let's have a quick view on steps which will help you out to download answer key on your device which should be followed as mentioned below without skipping any steps. Applicant can also use their own method to download it.
Download ITBP Head Constable Re Exam 2017 Paper Solution:
- Visit official website of Indo Tibetan Border Police Force which is itbpolice.nic.in
- On home page there will be several link including the link of answer key/paper solution of Head Constable
- Now choose the correct set name or number of question paper which you have attend.
- After choosing correct answer set you can see paper solution of that question paper.
- Aspirant can compare their answer with answer sheet provided by examination board.
- By this you can come to know about approx marks.
- Aspirant can also save answer sheet on their device by pressing right click button.
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James Alexander
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d.Bef. May 1775 Botetourt County, Virginia
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(*) Strip of land not in survey of William Alexander's land in 1767 (when divided between sons) was granted to JAMES MASON in 1787, son of John Mason d. 1761.
(*) In 1774 James Alexander wrote his will giving 150 acres to MARY CRAWFORD. [Kegley identifies this as the Mary Crawford who married Edward Pate; I question that for she was only three at the time. Is this a sister of Samuel and James? -- my earlier comments -- apparently it is, but still seems strange to me.]
(*) In this will James Alexander names his COUSIN James Tosh who received 220 acres on Back Creek;, Mary Tosh, dau of Thomas who received a mare "for many obligations received"; his UNCLE James Heatly (sic) and COUSIN Sarah Heatly. The remainder of his estate was divided among:
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I am 1 yr 9 months PO and my left breast seems to be shrinking! I know that I have bottomed out but my left keeps getting smaller but very slowly. Please someone let me know if it looks like a leak.
I Think I Have a Leak As Well As Bottoming Out!? (photo)
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Breasts Different Sizes with Leak and Bottoming Out
The different sizes could be due to a slow leak from a saline implant and bottoming out on the other. If the left breast is hardened at all, this could be capsular contracture. Kenneth Hughes, MD breast implants Los Angeles, CA
Asymmetrical Breast After 1 yr & 9 months Post-op
Thank you for sharing your photos.
It is a little difficult to provide you a definitive explanation to why you are exhibiting breasts asymmetry at this point without analyzing your pre-op photos as well as the full details of your surgery.
Nonetheless if your implants are saline instead of gel, a possible leak may be considered. Also, you may be loosing left breast tissue at a faster pace than the right one or it could be possible that the right breast is bottoming out at a faster pace than the left one hence the noticed asymmetry in the photos.
At this point, I would encourage you to consult with your surgeon who will be able to assess your current situation since he/she knows the full details of your surgery and can provide you with a physical examination.
I hope this helps and thank you for your inquiry.
The best of luck to you.
Dr. Sajjadian
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Asymmetry after breast augmentation
Your pictures show that the implants are too big for your frame, both in terms of volume and base diameter. The volume asymmetry can be due to a number of reasons, including loss of breast tissue, change in implant volume, or fluid and swelling that is persistent in the right breast. I would recommend a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon for an opinion. My recommendation would be for removal of the implants you have now and replacement with implants that are better matched to your body size.
What knid of implants you have?
Your breast are uneven and without before picture it is hard to say if it is due to the implants or breast tissue asymmetry.Your implants are too big for your breast tissue and bottoming out is expected. Saline implants will collapse completely if there is a leak.
#BottomingOut after #BreastAugmentation
From your photos, it is clear that the left breast is smaller than the right, but I'm not sure to what extent this has always been the case as the left breast was smaller from the beginning. It does appear that both implants are bottoming out to some degree as they look somewhat different than the 2 month photos - this may be contributing to the different appearance of the left breast. Also, you could be experiencing a leak from the left side, but this cannot be determined from the photos alone.
You should see a board certified plastic surgeon in your area to get a formal opinion through and in-person consultation.
Best of luck,
Vincent Marin, MD
San Diego Plastic Surgeon
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Slow leaks are very uncommon with saline breast implants
If you do have a saline rather than a gel implant, slow leaks are an exception, as most experience a sudden and impressive volume loss over days time and not much longer. A gel implant will not lose volume with a leak, though can become tight and firm or tender. It doesn't look like a leak, but see your surgeon to help sort things out.
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Progressive breast asymmetry
A physical exam is the only way to know for sure what is exactly happening with your implants. Saline implants generally do not show slow leaks. It is possible, but very uncommon. A more common reason for slowly developing changes with breast implants is capsular contracture formation. This usually manifests itself with hardening of the implant, whereas slow leaks would make the implant feel softer than normal. Have your surgeon take a look and give you his/her opinion.
I do think that the right implant is starting to show signs of bottoming out. Your implants look a little big for your body frame in my opinion and will be prone to malposition with time. You may require a pocket revision at some point or even a breast lift if the implants are given time to stretch out the skin envelope.
Leak As Well As Bottoming Out!
The right side fits the criteria for bottoming out. I am less certain about why the right side appears smaller. If it is saline, slow leaks can occur but they are uncommon, and usually represent not a whole in the shell but a problem at the level of the valve. It it is silicone, it would seem unlikely that there would be a size change that is noticeable with a small leak. Imaging studies (MRI) are the gold standard to diagnose a silicone leak, but the procedure costs about $2000 and is usually not covered by insurance. If you are going to have a procedure anyway for the bottoming out, it would be more cost effective to make an incision at surgery and determine whether or not there is a leak and proceed from there.
Thanks for the question, and for the photos attached, which are very useful. Best wishes.
Breasts Implant Leakage?
Your left breast certainly does seem smaller compared to the right side ( after comparing photographs). It is possible that you have a slow leak. Of course, direct physical examination by a well experienced board-certified plastic surgeon will be your best bet to receive good advice. Direct palpation of your breasts implant will be helpful in determining whether it is inflated or slowly deflating. You may also experience increased rippling of the breast implant in the event of leakage.
Other conditions can potentially cause breast asymmetry. For example, sometimes breasts can appear to change in size or position on the chest wall if an encapsulation (capsular contraction) process is present.
Again, in person consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon will potentially be very helpful.
Best wishes.
Learn more: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/Procedure_breastAugmentation.htm
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I worry about my daughter not getting enough protein or iron, because all she likes to eat is junk, fruits and vegetables such as tomatoes. I hope she is not going to be a vegetarian. Well, she loves to eat baked food that my mother cooks, but nobody barely cooks in the house and I'm not all of a good cook, just when it comes to frying food and baking goods, lol. She eats what my parents eat and I eat differently from them, I'm more of a fried food person, and as for my son he's b-fed. I know I need to learn how to cook, lol.


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Prime Minister Bruce Golding says the link between St. Catherine and Clarendon parishes will be renamed Usain Bolt Highway. Golding announced the honor yesterday.
It's the same highway where the Jamaican sprinter injured his foot in a car crash this year.
Golding says the government also will bestow Bolt with the Order of Jamaica at October's annual heritage celebration. At 23, Bolt will be the youngest person to ever receive the award.
Bolt has enjoyed another blistering season during which he smashed his own 100 and 200-meter records at the world championships in Berlin last month.
This former major leaguer, who finished his career with a .294 batting average, 2,605 hits and 808 stolen bases, was a standout football player in high school but chose baseball instead.
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Argentina coach Diego Maradona reportedly is in Italy to be treated for weight gain and stress following two straight losses by his team in World Cup qualifying.
ANSA said yesterday the 48-year-old soccer great traveled to the Alpine town of Merano for treatment. Maradona underwent a stomach stapling operation in 2005 following extreme weight gain from alcohol and drug addictions.
Argentina lost to Brazil 3-1 and to Paraguay 1-0 and is in fifth place in its South American qualifying group leading to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Argentina has won six games and lost four since Maradona became coach in November 2008.
Maradona captained Argentina to the 1986 World Cup title. He was kicked out of the 1994 World Cup and banned for 15 months for failing a doping test for stimulants. He was near death on a respirator five years ago after a heart attack attributed to a cocaine overdose.
The eighth annual Lebowski Fest made a stop this past weekend in the Minnesota hometown of filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen.
The festival, which began in 2002, celebrates the 1998 film "The Big Lebowski," as well as the movie's sport of choice: bowling.
The Minneapolis festival featured a screening of the film Friday night at First Avenue nightclub and a bowling party Saturday at Memory Lanes, as reported by the St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer-Press .
This was the first year the event was held in San Diego, back in July at Kearny Mesa Bowl. It rolled through Chicago earlier this week, heads for Boston this weekend, then moves on to New York City, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C. and finishes up in October in Austin, Texas.
It's a boy for Olympian Amanda Beard.
The 27-year-old swimmer gave birth to her first child, Blaise Ray Brown, yesterday in Los Angeles. The boy weighed 7 pounds, 12 ounces.
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The four-time Olympian and her husband, photographer Sacha Brown, were married in May off the coast of Indonesia.
•USC coach Pete Carroll, to the L.A. Times , on limiting his players' eye-black messages to things such as "Hi, Mom" — or "I love coach Carroll":
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I had my first Pearl Laser done in June of 2007. I had it done for severe sun damage and acne scarring. I was thrilled with the results. When the Fractional came out I couldn't wait for my provider to get it. I thought if Pearl could be so dramatic then Fractional was going to be amazing... READ MORE
Do Not Do This - Did It for Mild Acne Scarring, Fine Lines and Wrinkles
Had this procedure done for mild acne scarring and some fine lines and wrinkles as recommended by beauty therapist. unsure whether to go ahead at first but therapist convinced me it would be helpful. was shown pictures of days after recovery and as effects looked mild i went ahead. big mistake... READ MORE
Pearl Laser #1 - Jupiter, FL
I did the pearl laser including the eyes on wed 11AM. It is now Saturday morning; I am still not peeling. The auctual procedure did sting with some areas feeling like you got popped with hot grease. However as soon as you feel the sting it is over so the procedure is tolerable. My face felt as... READ MORE
Pearl Laser Day 4
I am a 45 year old female. I had the pearl laser 4 days ago (note: I had a late appt. so when I drove home it was dark & nobody saw my red face w/the Aquaphor). The pain of the procedure wasn't too bad due to the numbing cream applied 45 minutes prior to the procedure. The only real... READ MORE
Prepare Yourself
I had the Pearl laser four days ago. It was painful, even with the numbing cream, and my face felt hot and tight for the first 24 hours. I took Benadryl due to itchiness and to help me sleep the first two nights. For the first few days you have to keep your skin very moist with Vaseline or... READ MORE
Physician Vs. Staff Member Who Took the Course
I just had pearl fractional done on my entire face yesterday. I had block freezing done on my face to reduce any pain. The level of pain was stilll about 4 on 10. Today it is still very hot, and my face is extremely red. Yesterday it bled quite a bit and today the bleeding has stopped. I am... READ MORE
Not Sure Yet - Pearl
Just had Pearl laser done yesterday 3-18-09 I have uneven skin tone, acne scares and large pores etc... I wastn expecting the pain to be as intense as it was, and I would like to think I am not a baby! :) This morning I woke up to find ooozing and a walfle like pattern all over my face!! they... READ MORE
Help After Pearl Laser - Recovery
My treatment was very painful, the effects of the numbing cream wire off/were not effective, minutes into my treatment. At the moment I have had a really tough week with little or no sleep due to pain/itching etc. I have painful dermitis and a coldsore at the moment and my skin looks dry and... READ MORE
Do Not Do It (Chest and Face) - Months of Downtime
I felt like I was lied to. What was supposed to be 7 to 10 days of downtime has now turned into several months of healing because something went wrong, they don't know what.I had pearl on my face and chest over a month ago and my chest is still very red and inflamed. And the redness on my face... READ MORE
Still Waiting on Results from Pearl Laser
I had Pearl Laser on Thursday and it is now Sunday.I can finally see my face begin to lighten in redness and the peeling process has begun. My chest, is now tight and itching like crazy and I was told by my aesthetician that performed the treatment that the chest will take longer to heal.What... READ MORE
Unsure About Pearl Fractional Healing Process - Houston, TX
I had pearl fractional for acne scars. I am at week 4 and I do not see much improvement on my scars plus I still see dots on my face from the laser. I am also still red. I believe I had an agressive treatment and it will probably take 6 weeks for the redness to fade. It took the full 7 days for... READ MORE
Pearl Laser for Acne Scars, Pigmentation, Pores, Fine Lines
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I Am Now Facing a New, Older Me After This Procedure (Age 38)
I am almost 6 months out and I still have the discoloration, streeks and honey comb appearance covering a large portion of my face.I am 38 and looked fairly young for my age pre-procedure. I have always taken great care of my skin. I now look 5-10yrs older, like I have spent a lifetime in the... READ MORE


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Sources confirmed on Sunday that the Clippers will sign Rivers to a three-year, $21 million contract. They will send a 2015 first-round pick as compensation to the Celtics, who have agreed to release the coach from the three years, $21 million he has remaining on his deal with the club.
Sources close to the process told ESPN that the Clippers believe the deal with Rivers will clinch Chris Paul's signature on a new five-year max contract. Paul becomes an unrestricted free agent July 1.
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A Canadian Study Assessing the Utility of the Treatment Optimization Recommendations in Multiple Sclerosis (CanTOR)
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The Canadian Multiple Sclerosis Working Group (CMSWG) has developed practical recommendations on how neurologists can assess the status of subjects on disease modifying drugs (DMDs) and decide when it may be necessary to modify treatment in order to optimize outcomes. These recommendations are based on relapses, disease progression as measured by the Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) or EDSS progression, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) outcomes. The CMSWG agreed to compare post-treatment relapse rates and severity to baseline rates and severity in each individual subject. The recommended minimum baseline reference time frame needed to assess relapse rate was 2 years prior to treatment initiation. The objective and prospective relapse data should be ideally collected during this reference period. The CMSWG recommended that the following should be taken into consideration when assessing relapse severity: the effect of the relapse on activities of daily living (ADL), the type and number of systems involved (i.e., relapses that are polysymptomatic or that affect the cerebellar/motor systems tend to be more severe), and whether or not a course of corticosteroids was required. The CMSWG also recommended that, prior to considering treatment modification on the basis of progression in disability, progression should be confirmed at 6 months.
The CMSWG's Treatment Optimization Recommendations (TORs) have been retrospectively applied to the 4 year data set from the PRISMS study. Applying the model to subjects after their first year on therapy allowed for accurate prediction of continued disease activity in the form of relapses in the majority of subjects who actually experienced ongoing attacks. The model was less effective in predicting disability progression, but this may well have been due to the low numbers of subjects on treatment progressing over the study period. This observational study used the TOR model to identify subjects as either candidates for therapy optimization or as candidates to maintain current therapy. All subjects were then followed prospectively until re- assessment will be done with this model.
|Multiple Sclerosis, Relapsing-Remitting
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Canadian Assessment of the Utility of the Treatment Optimization Recommendations in Multiple Sclerosis
- Assessment of history or current status of Expanded Disability Status Score (EDSS) [ Time Frame: Baseline to 12 month TOR assessment ]
- Assessment of history or current relapse status [ Time Frame: Baseline to 12 month TOR assessment ]
- Assessment of history or current magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) status [ Time Frame: Baseline to 12 month TOR assessment ]
- Assessment of history or current cognitive status [ Time Frame: Baseline to 12 month TOR assessment ]
- Assessment of history or current status of neutralizing antibodies (NAb) [ Time Frame: Baseline to 12 month TOR assessment ]
- Treatment Optimization Recommendation Questionnaire [ Time Frame: At the end of the 12 months observational period. ]
|Study Start Date:
|July 2006
|Study Completion Date:
|August 2009
|Primary Completion Date:
|August 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 55 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Inclusion Criteria:
- Subjects with duration of RRMS or CIS ≤ 10 yr from onset of symptoms.
- Subjects aged between 18 and 55 years
- Subjects with EDSS score of 0 to ≤ 4.0
- Subjects on consistent therapy with a single DMD (Avonex®, Betaseron®, Copaxone®, Rebif®) for at least 12 months.
- Subjects whose relapse data over the last 12 months was available in the subject's chart
- Subjects whose EDSS data over the last 12 months was available in the subject's chart
- Subjects who were eligible to receive any of the 4 DMDs
- Consecutive subjects were screened until 10 eligible subjects were enrolled (to minimize any selection bias) - Subject was therefore one of 10 consecutive eligible, consenting subjects
- Subjects who had given written informed consent with the understanding that the subject could withdraw consent at any time without prejudice to future medical care
Exclusion Criteria:
- Subject who was not expected to be followed reliably over the next 12 months
- Subjects with concomitant participation in any other studies involving investigational or marketed products
- Subject wo had previously failed DMD therapy and/or switched between therapies
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01142583
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|Medical Responsible
|EMD Serono a division of EMD Canada Inc., an affiliate of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
|Responsible Party:
|Merck KGaA
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01142583 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|June 9, 2010
|Last Updated:
|March 17, 2014
Keywords provided by Merck KGaA:
Multiple sclerosis
Expanded Disability Status Scale
Multiple Sclerosis, Relapsing-Remitting
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis, Relapsing-Remitting
Pathologic Processes
Demyelinating Autoimmune Diseases, CNS
Autoimmune Diseases of the Nervous System
Nervous System Diseases
Demyelinating Diseases
Autoimmune Diseases
Immune System Diseases
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There's a new book out called Bibliotech by John Palfrey where Palfrey argues that libraries still fulfill a necessary function - just maybe not the function that you are nostalgic for.
"Palfrey, the former head of the Harvard Law Library and the founding chairman of the Digital Public Library of America, wants a library revolution, one that remakes the institution's technology, goals and training. Libraries are in peril, he writes, facing budget cuts and a growing perception that technology has rendered them less necessary. All that's at stake, Palfrey argues, is America's experiment in self-government. 'If we do not have libraries, if we lose the notion of free access to most information, the world of the haves and the have-nots will grow further and further apart. Our economy will suffer, and our democracy will be put at unnecessary risk.'"
That is a great foundational argument for why libraries are still necessary. We need libraries to fill digital divides and promote true democratic ideals. But "Palfrey's main concern seems to be not that people will be cut off from information but that the main conduits for that information will be private companies rather than public libraries. 'The risk of a small number of technically savvy, for-profit companies determining the bulk of what we read and how we read it is enormous,' he warns. And those companies will always have incentives to offer services that are 'biased, limited, and costly.'"
And this is also a great point. Do we want Google and Amazon to be the only gate-keepers of our information sources? The convenience and cutting-edge technology that these companies offer has revolutionized many industries, but putting so much power in so few hands is always a cause for concern.
So how do libraries overcome this? "'Libraries must act as ambitiously networked institutions,' [Palfrey] reiterates, and must 'connect their network effectively with partner institutions: archives, historical societies, museums, and other cultural heritage organizations.'" Basically, libraries need to work together to make their collections accessible.
And, as a lawyer, Palfrey lends legal insights into the issues facing libraries. When discussing the move to electronic sources, including books, Palfrey notes that "[l]ibraries can purchase books and then lend them out as often as they like. But when libraries are renters rather than owners of digital materials — as is the case with e-books — their ability to lend is limited by licensing agreements. Because of longstanding copyright laws, 'the digital age could perversely become an era with less accessibility, not more, than the analog age.'" And libraries need to do everything they can to make sure that this doesn't happen.
Of course this revolution will cost money, and Palfrey argues that we need a massive infusion of cash from private philanthropic sources - like those of Joshua Bates or Andrew Carnegie.
This book is worth the read for anyone interested in the issues facing libraries and the high-level thinking that could spawn a library revolution.


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This week I traveled to the final leg of the Coast to Coast tour and also attended the SharePoint Saturday Conference in Washington, DC. In Chicago, I had the chance to spend some time with many developers who are learning SharePoint and we ran a boot-camp that provided a quick ramp-up on SharePoint development. You can check out my earlier post here on this. One of the key things I talked about this week, both in Chicago and in DC, is how the cloud is changing the way we think not only about SharePoint, but also about how we develop solutions for SharePoint and Office 365. I presented a couple of different keynotes this week that addressed how these two are coming together. You can check out one of the decks I used below.
I think one of the key takeaways for folks that attended, or those that are reading this now, should have is that there is a spectrum of applications currently being built for SharePoint—and as we move forward the cloud will be an important aspect of solution development.
I'm increasingly meeting with many different customers on Windows Azure now, many of whom are looking at SharePoint Online and the Office 365 suite as a significant endpoint for custom solution deployment. What's nice about this is that we're early in this market, and there are a ton of possibilities here ranging from leveraging the service bus and middleware services in Windows Azure to connect LOB data to Office 365 (e.g. for reporting) to extending SharePoint data out to multiple devices to running worker roles in the cloud to help facilitate business processes to data and BLOB storage to tapping into third party cloud services to bring additional power to the Office 365 experience.
As a proof-point, we met this week with a SharePoint MVP, Stephen Cawood, who is increasingly doing more with Windows Azure. In fact, he recently built an "Admin in the Cloud" app called GovernenceHX that enables you to track reports against your Office 365 tenancy using Windows Azure. Again, code that completely lives in the cloud and runs against your SharePoint Online instance. Powerful stuff.
I'll be posting more on Windows Azure as we move forward to help you understand how you begin to integrate with Office 365 and SharePoint Online—and to get some basic knowledge around Windows Azure in general. We're also currently testing some different identity models in the cloud, and we'll publish hands-on labs for those as well when they're ready. All in all, expect me and my team to be focusing quite a bit on the cloud this year. We feel there's a ton of potential not only to integrate Windows Azure with SharePoint, but also to support cross-device, integrate with Office 365/SharePoint Online, and much, much more.
As a final note from this week, it was great to meet all of you with whom I had a chance to chat. I got to be a judge in the SharePoint Got Talent contest (nice job guys), and I had a ton of useful conversations with developers from the community as well as from Microsoft. I had a couple of requests to post:
- A link to a video about the data centers; and
- Links to training Kits
You can find these below.
- SharePoint 2010 Developer Training Kit: http://tinyurl.com/3tf6phm
- Windows Azure Developer Training Kit: http://tinyurl.com/3n99kto
- SharePoint and Windows Azure Developer Training Kit: http://tinyurl.com/43zxgmm
- SharePoint and Windows Phone 7 Developer Training Kit: http://tinyurl.com/3ggxav9
It was a blast seeing all of you out there!


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Source: Family Records or genealogies of the first settlers of Passaic Valley and Vicinity above Chatham, with their ancestors and descendants, as far as could be ascertained in 1851. By John Littell, 1851.
PETER LYON was probably the son of Ebenezer Lyon, or Nathaniel Lyon, who are named in the hst of the 2d generation of "the Elizabeth Town Associates," admitted in 1699. (1st Gen.)
Peter Lyon lived on Stony Hill nearly south of Littell's Bridge. He was born 1722, and died 23d Sept. 1784, aged 62 years. He married Joanna Clark, half sister of Elias Clark, of Stony Hill. She was born 28th Dec 1726, old style. They had children: (2d Gen.)
1. Ebenezer, born 29th April, 1746, and married, 1st, Sarah Willcox, daughter of John Willcox, Sen. She died 1st June, 1795, aged 45 years. He married, 2d, Caty Drake, daughter of Edward Drake; 3d, Fanny, the mother of William Titus [See Titus.]
2. David, who went to Virginia.
3. Joanna married John Blackford, and died 12th Oct. 1783, aged 21 years.
4. Benjamin married, 8th March, 1776, Joanna Willcox, daughter of Peter, Jun. He was a carpenter; built the house on Stony Hill, east of his father's, where John Marshall lately lived. He sold out, and removed to Green county. Pennsylvania, and there married, as his 2d wife, the widow Gertrude Rogers.
5. Bethiah married, 2d May, 1770, John Potter, son of Amos Potter, Sen. [See Potter]
6. Nathaniel married Mercy Willcox, sister of Ebenezer's first wife.
7. Susan married, 15th April, 1790, John Cory, brother of Noah and Parkhurst Cory, and had a daughter, Phebe Cory, who married Cornelius Miller, son of Noah, of Westfield, and removed to Indiana, and had a daughter, Anne Miller, who married her cousin Peter Lyon, son of Ebenezer.
8. Phebe married Jonas Clark, son of Jeremiah, of Rahway, brother of Elias Clark, Sen., and had children, Peter, Jeremiah, and Polly Clark.
EBENEZER LYON, (son of Peter,) lived where his father did, and by his 1st wife, Sarah, had children: (2d Gen.)
1. Elizabeth, born 28th April, 1774, and married, 27th April, 1791, Moses Tucker, son of John. [See Tucker.]
2. Mary, born 16th May, 1776, and married James Brown, son of John. [See Brown.]
3. John, born 7th Oct. 1778, and died 11th Feb. 1842. He married Tabitha Moore, daughter of Isaac Moore, and had a daughter, Sarah, born 15th May, 1809, and married Dayton Badgley, son of Anthony. [See Badgley.]
4. Rachel, born 21st August, 1781, married Henry Moore, son of Joseph, of Mount Bethel.
5. Sally, (twin to Rachel,) married Jonathan Roff, son of Nathaniel. [See Roff.]
6. Peter, born 27th Feb. 1787, married his cousin Anne Miller. daughter of Cornelius, of Indiana, and grand-daughter of Susan Lyon (sister of Ebenezer) and John Cory.
Peter Lyon left his wife, and returned to this place, and died the 25th Aug. 1851.
7. Phebe, born July 23d, 1789, and died in infancy.
8. Phebe, 2d, born 14th Dec. 1791, married William Alward, son of Benjamin, and went to French Creek. [See Alward.]
6. Mercy, born 21st May, 1795, married, 5th Feb. 1815, Squier Pope, son of Samuel, of Mount Bethel.
10. Susan, twin to Mercy, is not married. Her mind is partially alienated.
RACHEL LYON, and Henry Moore, had children: (3d Gen.)
1. Henry Moore, Jun, who married Sally Allen, daughter of Gideon. [See Allen.]
2. Amos Moore married Charity Compton, daughter of James.
3. Peter Moore married Rebecca Bird, daughter of John. He was a justice of the peace.
4. Sarah Moore married Benjamin Coddington, son of Archibald.
5. John Moore married Eliza Frazee.
6. Jane Moore married Henry Bird, brother of Peter's wife.
7. Harriet Moore married George Coddington, son of William.
BENJAMIN LYON, (son of Peter,) and Joanna Willcox, had children: (2d Gen.)
1. Betsey, who married Thomas Parmer.
2. Phebe married George Cook.
3. Sheba married John Kinney.
4. Nancy married John Kauffman.
5. Noah did not marry.
6. Peter married _____ _____ .
And by his 2d wife, widow Gertrude Rogers, had,
7. William married Betsey Hathaway.
8. Joanna married Ira French.
NATHANIEL LYON, (son of Peter) and Mary Willcox, had children:
1. Jotham, who lives on the Wabash River, in Indiana.
2. Mary, who married _____ _____ ; is now a widow in Indiana.
3. Phebe married Joshua Miller, in Ohio, son of Jacob. [See Jacob Miller.]
NOTE.--I know of no connection between Peter Lyon and Joseph Lyon.
JOSEPH LYON married Rebecca Littell, daughter of David, and had children:
1. Joseph, who married Barbara. _____ .
2. James married Susan Smith.
3. Samuel married Hannah _____ .
4. Thomas married Anna _____ , in Philadelphia.
5. John married Sarah Hetfield, daughter of John, of Elizabethtown, N. J.
6. William married Hannah _____ .
7. Rebecca married Thomas Clark.
8. Abigail married _____ .
9. Sarah married John Straun.
10. Mary married Abraham Kimberland.
REBECCA LYON, (7th child of Joseph,) and Thomas Clark, had children: (2d Gen.)
1. Joseph Clark, who married Mary Smith.
2. William Clark married Hannah Smith, cousin of Mary.
3. James Clark married Susan Smith, a Dutch girl.
4. Thomas Clark married Anna Stout.
5. John Clark married Sarah Hetfield, daughter of Thomas, of Elizabethtown.
6. Samuel Clark married Mary _____ .
7. Abigail Clark married William Stoner.
8. Sarah Clark married John Straw.
9. Betsey Clark married _____ _____ .
10. Mary Clark married William Moore.
11. Rebecca Clark married James Thomas.
John Clark, (5th child of Thomas,) and Sarah Hetfield, had children: (4th Gen.)
1. Hiram Clark, who married Elizabeth Long, daughter of Gideon.
3. Mary Clark married Silas C. Byram, son of Ebenezer, son of Naphtali, and lives near Hill Grove, Darke county, Ohio. [See Naphtali Byram.]
4. Stephen Clark married Elizabeth Hamilton, daughter of Andrew.
This page was last modified on: 01 January, 2014
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Clinical licensure, which falls under state board of dentistry purview, is a hot topic for new dental school graduates and for licensed dentists who wish to relocate. It is of paramount importance to protect the public from inadequate practitioners, but it is also important to have a clinical licensure system that is fair to dentists and free from unnecessary barriers.
In the 1990's, failure reports were "shocking"
Concerns about the dental licensure system really began to heat up in the 1990s, when many new graduates experienced difficulty transitioning to dental practice because of high levels of failure of the licensure exams. In 1994, the Journal of the American Dental Association reported "failures ranging from 50 percent to more than 80 percent were noted at certain exam sites in the Western, Southern, and Northeastern regional boards." The report added "a shocking 80 percent or greater failure rate (was) noted at two of the Central Regional Dental Testing Services schools." A little more than a year later, the picture was not much brighter: JADA reported "more than 1,000 of 1995's dental graduates failed their initial licensing test."
In 1996, discussion and collaboration begins
In 1996, the American Dental Association began an initiative to spur discussion among all the communities of interest with hopes to facilitate a licensure process that was fair and candidate-friendly as well as continue to protect the public. As a result, the ADA hosted a series of meetings on licensure with participants from the testing agencies, the American Dental Education Association (ADEA), the American Association of Dental Examiners (AADE), the American Student Dental Association (ASDA), and the ADA Committee on the New Dentist. It was agreed that uniform entry-level clinical licensure examinations was a goal shared by all of the participating organizations.
In 1997, the Agenda for Change was born
The March 1997 meeting was notable for the development of the 12-point Agenda for Change, which was accepted by the ADA, ADEA, AADE and ASDA, and addressed topics such as standardization of written and clinical examinations, a more candidate-friendly licensure process, and the use of human patients in the exam. (The full text of the Agenda follows.)
The Agenda for Change set the tone for further action on the clinical licensure front. The regional testing agencies and AADE have addressed examination calibration and have established guidelines for common content in the clinical examination process. At the same time, the ADA and ASDA continue to encourage state dental boards to accept more than one clinical exam, recognizing that if every state accepted every test, it would give new graduates more flexibility. The majority of states accept the results of more than one testing agency.
In 2003, the post-graduate residency emerged as an alternative
An alternative pathway to initial licensure was established by the state of New York in 2003: completion of a residency. The New York State Dental Association actively supported legislation to offer completion of a residency program at least one year in length (PGY-1) in an accredited postdoctoral program in lieu of the clinical licensure examination as a pathway to licensure in the state. The 2003 ADA House of Delegates amended its Policy on Dental Licensure and Guidelines on Dental Licensure to reflect this option. In 2007, the completion of a postgraduate residency program in New York was mandated. The state of New York no longer accepts clinical examination as a pathway to licensure. California (advanced general dentistry only), Connecticut, Minnesota and Washington offer the option of a PGY-1 as an alternative pathway to licensure. Washington has a PGY-1, but it is unique in that the residency must be completed in a low-income clinic. PGY-1 may be a suitable pathway to licensure for eligible dentists, unless he or she foresees the possibility of moving to another state. In that case, the dentist must seek licensure from the new home state to be eligible to practice there. For this reason, the PGY-1 may not work for everyone. ASDA policy supports the option of PGY-1 as a sufficient alternative to licensure; however the organization does not believe that a residency program option should be mandated.
Tip: Learn more about ASDA's Licensure Policies at asdanet.org.
In 2004, CDEL supports the concept that dental students can take a single clinical examination that would have national acceptance.
"Mutual recognition"—the concept that all exams do a good job of evaluating a candidate's suitability for dental licensure—is now well-accepted, especially from a practical standpoint. However, many dentists and leaders in the profession continue to advocate for the development of a single clinical licensure examination that would be accepted by all dental boards across the country. In April 2004, the ADA Council on Dental Education and Licensure (CDEL) endorsed the concept that a dental student who has graduated from an accredited program should be able to take a single clinical examination that would have national acceptance. At its June 2004 meeting, the American Association of Dental Examiners (AADE) passed a resolution calling for the development of a national, uniform dental clinical examination administered by state and regional testing agencies. The ADA House of Delegates also took action that year to support the development of a single exam and to monitor the process.
ADEX is charged with developing an exam—but not all can agree
The American Board of Dental Examiners (ADEX) was formed as the independent agency responsible for the development of a clinical licensure examination. c. When ADEX began to develop the exam, the majority of state dental boards and regional testing agencies participated in the process. However, some state and regional testing agencies eventually withdrew from the process. Instead of just one examination, now there were multiple examinations in use. Not all state dental boards joined ADEX.
The intention was for all existing regional testing agencies to administer ADEX's exam, but by August 2005, only two agencies agreed to do so—CRDTS and NERB. SRTA, WREB and CITA did not participate in ADEX and continue to administer their existing examinations today. Eventually, CRDTS also withdrew and as of March 2010, NERB and Nevada are the only agencies that administer the ADEX exam. .
Keeping the lines of communication open
To date, there is still a strong desire for one common exam, making mobility easier for dentists and their families seeking new opportunities in different states. The ADA continues to monitor the ever-changing licensure environment and has hosted several informal inter-agency meetings in the past five years. In addition, the ADA has sent letters to the state boards of dentistry regarding the licensure process, including asking the Boards to consider the impact of CRDTS withdrawal from ADEX and to encourage them to accept results from multiple examinations. ADA's licensure policies continue to encourage states to accept results of any state or regional examination.
The 2009 ADA House discusses the development of a Part III NBDE
The 2009 ADA House of Delegates considered a resolution (26S-1) to study the development of a Part III National Boards Dental Examination that will evaluate clinical competency, ethics and professionalism. Because of conflicts with the Bylaws duties of CDEL and the Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations, the House referred the activity to an ADA Board of Trustees workgroup.
Disclaimer: We are providing information here that may not be accurate or complete when you view it; you should not rely on this summary but check with the state licensing authorities to get complete and up-to-date information. Please visit the American Association of Dental Boards for current state licensure requirements and information.


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Questionnaires may be harmful to patients
A study by CQU's International Program for Psycho-Social Health Research (IPP-SHR) has revealed the use of standardised questionnaires in hospice practice negatively impacts upon the experiences and wellbeing of many patients and their carers.
The study, conducted in collaboration with Cittamani Hospice Service, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, involved a qualitative exploration of the impact that using standard information gathering questionnaires had on patients and their carers.
The study revealed that the majority of patients strongly disliked using questionnaires and felt that they served staff, rather than client, needs.
Patients experienced questionnaire use as inflexible, invasive, tedious, and depersonalising and felt that it pre-determined the information sharing agenda. This was seen to block the development of staff-consumer relationships, which are a cornerstone of successful hospice care.
Gathering information through informal talking was viewed as more relaxed, warmer, more personal and friendlier. An advantage of informal conversation was that it was seen to move at the client's pace. Difficult issues were able to be addressed with sensitivity rather than invasive inflexibility. Talking was reported to be as reliable a source of information as questionnaire use.
Overall, informal talking and conversation was seen to represent a flexible, sensitive and consumer-focused alternative to standardised questionnaire use.
Article published in Supportive Care in Cancer (2005, Vol. 13, No. 9, pp. 691-701).
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Arts grads (2): Where are they now?
For the past three years, The Tri-City News has talked to more than a dozen recent high school graduates about their dreams of making it big in the arts. The interviews formed part of a series called Bright Young Things and highlighted the top creative students just as they were to leave for their post-secondary education. Last month, The News caught up with six of the local grads featured to see how they are faring. Here are our final three:
Two years ago, Gabe Pietrzak had what seemed to be a double life.
He had a non-traditional appearance for someone at Tri-Cities' only Catholic high school, with stretched piercings in both ear lobes, a tattoo on his arm and a ring below his lip. As the lead guitarist, co-songwriter and manager for a pop/rock band, Pietrzak said his tough look was for show.
But he had a softer side, too.
He told The News liked all music genres — including classical and jazz — and planned to pursue a four-year music diploma at Vancouver Community College to become a music teacher for high school kids.
His vision then remains the same today.
Now a guitar teacher and regular college band performer, Pietrzak has ended VCC's jazz/contemporary guitar diploma program — clinching this and last year's CHQM and music scholarships for outstanding achievements — and, come September, he'll be in the VCC bachelor of applied music program.
Teaching and playing music are his greatest gifts and he advises future SD43 grads to stay true to themselves.
"Pursue your dreams and be persistent in achieving them. Don't give up and never lose hope. Keep trying and learn from your mistakes or disappointments. Take every challenge and make it a learning experience. This will make you stronger and successful."
Nancy Weng had a sad story to tell when she sat down with The News in the summer of 2011.
The Taiwan native talked about her passion for dance and her struggle to make it thus far.
As a child, she quit dance twice after being rejected by her middle and high school dance programs. And so, at the age of 17, she immigrated with her family to Canada with one goal in mind: to succeed in dance.
It wasn't an easy road here, either.
She enrolled at Pinetree secondary half way through the year; language barriers were also difficult to overcome.
However, with the encouragement from teachers Nicole Roberge and Natalee Fera, Weng soon found her wings. She excelled in the school's fine arts courses and was asked to choreograph numbers.
With boosted confidence, she eventually moved into the regular English classes, too, rather than ESL.
Then, the new grad said she had hoped to become a professional choreographer.
And after two years in which "I was lost and almost gave up," Weng reapplied and got into every school she wanted.
Now, Weng is in the contemporary dance program at Montreal's Concordia University.
"I am appreciative of every moment that I have been through in my life," Weng said, adding, "It has been 18 years that I have spent time with dance — almost my whole life. I wouldn't be me without it. I guess the only moment could truly make me feel free and alive is on stage when dance and I become one."
For the class of 2014, Weng wants to make this clear: Nothing is impossible.
"Don't set a limit to yourself. When you have a goal, just follow the direction but let go of the target at the same time. This is a way to find joy of the path. Have faith that luck is created by your own attitude.
"Keep a positive attitude because it will create the fate that is closest to your dream."
In July 2012, visual artist Violet Patrich voiced her displeasure with SFU.
She got accepted into its contemporary arts program but didn't have high enough grades to get into the Burnaby institution itself.
And so, half-heartedly, she registered in Douglas College's psychology and women's studies, hoping to work on her craft on the side.
At the time of the interview, Patrich was being praised for her original art, displaying strong images at Emerging Talent XV (the annual SD43 art show at Evergreen Cultural Centre) as well as gaining accolades for her recycled fashion statements (she created a dress with 2,700 bus fare passes).
Her dream was to have a career at Vogue as a photographer.
As it turned out, Patrich finished her first year at Douglas "but I always knew art was my passion," she said, "so I applied to Emily Carr University."
Her first year at the art school in Vancouver was "absolutely awesome," she said, adding she doesn't regret her undergrad year at Douglas.
"I got a taste of the college experience and I got some credits out of the way so I could focus on my other classes," Patrich said.
Now, Patrich is part of a vibrant arts scene and around fellow creative thinkers and doers, which has helped to shape her future.
She not only wants to graduate but also to savour every moment of college life, she said.
And after graduation? Vogue, she said, is still in the cards "but, honestly, if I could get any kind of job in my field, I'd be happy."
For this year's SD43 grad class, Patrich has these nuggets of advice: "Sometimes it seems as though you have to pick what career you want before you graduate high school but you don't.
"Don't be afraid to take time to explore and find what interests you because you may not find it in high school."


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The past few days have been strange and confusing so I decided to come here and ask those who are living with epilepsy if this sounds familiar.
A few days ago I found an old cartoon that I loved to watch as a kid. I decided to watch a few episodes alone, well that is until the cartoon did that stupid rapid flashing thing that the older episodes of cartoons like Pokemon once did (I had forgotten about the cartoon doing this). I became transfixed by the flashing black and white scenes. Seconds before I was fully transfixed, I felt like everything was spinning around me, and my head hurt (a lot!). Yet I could not take my eyes off of the screen. I don't really remember how long the flashing scene lasted but it seemed like only moments. Afterwards I felt dizzy for a few minutes. Also colors and lights seemed to be brighter than before. After some thought I realized that I may have lost some time during this, as the cartoon no longer seemed to follow the same train of thought? I did'nt think of telling my husband about this because I thought it was normal. As a kid I used to frighten my mother if I did not look away from the screen before the flashing began. Sometime she had to shack me for a few seconds before I snapped out of it... After this happened a few times she began watching the cartoons (all of them) with me and instructed me not to look at the screen seconds before the flashing began. It was a very simple cartoon so as I got older I learned when it was time to look away. Sadly I had forgotten about this until today when it happened again after husband stumbled upon the cartoon and decided to play it. Remembering how sick I felt the last time I watched it, I decided to sit across the room on the couch a good 7 feet away from the monitor. The video was only a small square on the screen so I thought it would be ok. When the flashing scene started sharp pains ran through my forehead and behind my eyes, I started to become transfixed, but thankfully my husband noticed this and stopped the cartoon. As a nurse he went into what I call "nurse mode" only this time he looked really worried as he asked how I felt and other questions. I told him that my head hurt and felt like there was electricity running through my brain (I know that sounds strange but I'm not sure how else to describe it). I saw strange lights in my vision, and colors seemed to be much brighter than they normally do. The lights seemed so much brighter and it hurt to look at them. I also told him about feeling dizzy, and sick to my stomach. He asked me if this had ever happened before, I told him yes as a kid it happened any time I watched that cartoon until I learned to look away right before it happened. I also told him about how I learned to close my eyes in the Halloween haunted houses when entering the rooms that have bright flashing lights, and about having to close my eyes if I'm near a fire truck or police car with its flashing light on. For the next 30 minutes he watched me very carefully and often asked how I was feeling. After I felt better he told me that he thinks I may be susceptible to Petit Mal seizures/Absence seizures, and that most likely I had this type of seizure as a kid only my mother did not realize what they were... When I asked him if this means I have epilepsy he looked very worried and replied "I'm not sure, since you have never had a full blow seizure". As to said this he had the look he always gets when he hopes something is not true, but knows that it likely is.
Any thoughts or advise is welcomed. Thank you for your time.
P.s I hope this is posted in the right section. I'm new and unsure were this topic should be posted.


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POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a 16-year-old boy was assaulted at a Darlington bus stop.
The attack on the boy, who was with his girlfriend and other friends at Tubwell Row bus stop, happened just after 6pm on December 4.
The teenager was pushed and lifted off his feet by the man, who is white, between 37 and 42 years old, about 5ft 2in to 5ft 4in, of fat build with droopy facial features. He was also wearing a hat at the time and police believe he had been drinking.
Any witnesses are asked to contact Durham Police on 101 and ask for Sergeant Gary Davison at Darlington.
HOT PROPERTY: A man has been charged with burglary after a boiler was stolen from the kitchen of a property in Bank Top, Darlington. Steven Levy, 55, from Darlington, is due to appear at Darlington Magistrates' Court on Thursday, December 20.
FUN AT FOUR: Youngsters of all ages are invited to the Fun@Four and S2 Christmas Party at St Matthew and St Luke's Church, in Brinkburn Road, Darlington. The event will include food, songs, stories and other Christmas activities. It will run from 4pm until 5pm on Sunday, December 23 and all are welcome, including parents.
WINTER NIGHTS: Darlington Police will be running a crime information stall in Darlington tomorrow (Saturday, December 8) as part of their Winter Nights campaign. Officers will be on hand to offer advice on crime prevention during the long nights, as well as giving residents the chance to sign up to their local Neighbourhood Watch scheme. The stall will be open from noon until 3pm.


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Tupac Coachella Hologram 'Very Unique' Legally, Says Music Attorney Donald Passman
The Tupac Shakur "hologram" used onstage at Coachella Valley Arts & Music Festival over the weekend isn't a novelty in just the live music business. It's also a rarity in entertainment law.
"It's very unique," says Donald Passman, an entertainment attorney for the Los Angeles-based firm Gang, Tyre, Ramer, and Brown, Inc. and author of "All You Need to Know About the Music Business."
The performance of Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg at Coachella featured a two-dimensional digital reproduction - not an actual hologram - of the late rapper Tupac Shakur projected onto a screen. In effect, Tupac appeared to be performing right there on stage. The reproduction used in the songs "Hail Mary" and "2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted" was created by Digital Domain Media Group, the company's CEO told the Wall Street Journal.
Tupac Shakur Hologram Could Tour Venues Beyond Coachella
That use of image didn't come for free, says Passman. The final digital reproduction that was used on stage "had to have started with some image of Tupac, and somebody would own that image," he says. "Somebody would have taken a copyrighted picture of it."
Rights issues and fees extend beyond pictures. Had the Shakur image been a film, Passman says the record company may own the rights because record labels' exclusive recording agreements often cover any recording made of the artist during the term of the contract. "If this was like a TV performance or something like that they manipulated, the record company may have something to say about it as well."
Other artists' likenesses have been used in untraditional ways in the past. The Black Eyed Peas' Will.I.Am appeared on CNN via hologram on the presidential election night in 2008, although Passman notes that was a promotional use of his likeness. The use of Elvis Presley's likeness and image in a duet with Celine Dion on "American Idol" in 2007 most certainly involved rights issues, although CKX, the owner of "American Idol," also owns 85% of the company with the rights to Presley's name, image and likeness, Elvis Presley Enterprises.
Typical uses of an artist's likeness include merchandise, album artwork, sponsorships and commercials. But Passman says the Tupac example is "very different" than the usual use of an artist's likeness because the producer manipulated the image and repurposed it for a specific event.
How much would it cost to use Tupac's likeness for two songs at a Coachella performance? "Boy, I have no idea," says Passman. "I guess if I represented him I would want a good sized fee for it because it's an element of the show. And I could go anywhere from what I would charge as a live artist to show up as a guest down to what I would charge to do a lighting design." But he admits arriving at a fee wouldn't be easy. "There's no precedent for it."


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In this work Hamilton continues her investigation of reading as literal absorption— erasing mechanically reproduced letters with the measured sensory, repetitive acts of the body and adding a new mark of unmaking, or rewriting, the page. For her installation tropos at the Dia Center for the Arts, New York in 1993, in a room with a floor covered in horsehair, an attendant read each line of text silently while at the same time, with an electric burner in hand, burned each line from the book as it was read, causing the air to fill with acrid smoke. For Hamilton, the smoke itself is part of the language of remaking, for "the transformation of the text — printed word— to smoke is reabsorbed as smell by the hair of the floor; thus word is again materialized." The large sum of books in the resulting collective object —48 in total—reflects the duration of the installation, which was in situ for nine months. Each reader chose a book from a selection that Hamilton had purchased from The Strand, New York's landmark secondhand bookstore. She did not choose specific subjects, but rather selected the books for the form of the pages. None of the books had either chapter headings or headers and footers—therefore, there were no indications of chapter title or authorship at the top and bottom of the page. All pages were numbered.
Part of Hamilton's decision in picking books without the identifying lines of text was to deny visitors, reading over the shoulder of the attendant, the possibility of readily identifying the subject matter of each book that personally had been chosen by the reader. The visitor thus focused on the act of reading as opposed to the particular text. Given the number of different readers, and the number of books remade over a considerable period of time, "one sees the trace of time in the weight and individual mark or rhythm of each reader's hand."
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I promise, I'm not going to act like Chicken Little and scream that the sky is falling, but with the H1N1 Flu and MRSA germs lurking about, you can't be too careful if you work in the health care industry. And unfortunately, one of the most notorious places for germs to lurk about is a computer keyboard. So what is a healthcare professional to do?
Next to using sanitizing wipes each and every time a person goes to use a keyboard, Canadian company Vioguard is offering an alternative to that with a keyboard that sanitizes itself after use. The UVKB50 Self-Sanitizing Keyboard operates like your standard keyboard but it is housed in a light enclosure to help keep those nasty germs at bay. At timed intervals, or triggered by the user, the keyboard retreats into its housing where it is bombarded by two lamps that emit ultraviolet light. The light exposure kills 99.99% of all those viruses and bacteria making the keyboard safe to use for another go around.
Unfortunately this kind of self-sanitizing keyboard is meant for the healthcare industry and therefore has a healthcare industry price tag of $899. But if this keyboard saves only one life of a health care worker or a patient in the hospital from a random infection, I say it's totally worth the cost.
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If you're new here, #MotivateME Monday is a weekly link-up co-hosted by myself and Run Mommy Run for accountability and encouragement. It's a place for us to share goals, plans, successes and have each other to pick us up to keep moving forward So here we are - 1 week into 2017, and 1 week into my journey to lose the 20lbs I've slowly gained over the past 18 months. I have to keep in mind that it took me 18 months to get here, so losing this isn't going to happen overnight. My plan to lose the weight Last week I shared with you … [Read more...]
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Posted: Mar 19, 2013
Miley Kalyn Reed, an Olivet senior from Danville, Ill., was called home to be with her Lord on March 14, 2013. Miley, the beloved daughter of Rick and Beccy (Winkler) Reed of Danville, was born on December 2, 1990. A 2009 graduate of Bismarck Henning High School, Bismarck, Ill., she was a member of the Second Church of Christ in Danville.An education major at Olivet, she had just passed her Illinois Teachers Certification exam and was doing her student teaching at Mark Twain Primary School in Kankakee. She was looking forward to teaching early childhood education after graduation. An avid Chicago Bears and St. Louis Cardinals fan, Miley enjoyed running 5Ks for charity — especially The Color Run and The Santa Hustle in Chicago. She played flag football in Olivet's intramural sports program for four years. Miley loved the color pink and everything Disney. She always had a smile on her face, and she never slowed down!A Celebration of Life service was held at her home church in Danville on March 18."There are no answers for this, no explanation for what has happened," said Chaplain Mark Holcomb. "It's in times like this that we lean in and trust that the peace and presence of our loving God is with us."You may join Miley's family in sharing videos, photos and memories on her tribute wall here.
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"Miley had such a way with children. I think she connected so well with them because she possessed a childlike faith — not in an immature sense but in a way that was completely reliant on her Jesus. I can just picture the way she would squeeze her fists and shake them next to her head in delight. She radiated joy that was contagious, and her hugs easily make my list of 'top 5 best huggers.'"Melinda Jones '13 (Ellery, Ill.)
"When I think of Miley, I think of unconditional love. She truly loved like crazy each and every day of her life. She was confident in the woman Christ made her to be. I am forever grateful for Miley's impact on my life."Ashley Hall '13 (Elida, Ohio)
"Miley was the real deal — smiley, bubbly, on fire for Jesus, didn't know a stranger. I remember stepping out of the elevator in Weber Center one day and hearing an excited scream behind me. I turned around to see Miley. She was yelling, 'We're Vera sisters!' We had identical Vera Bradley bags. You couldn't help being drawn to her. I can still see her in class, sitting in the third row by the windows, smiling at me."Dr. Kelly Brown '92, professor, School of Education
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Delhi HC lifts stay order, allows the release of Madhuri Dixit's 'Gulaab Gang' 04:50 Mar 06 2014 from IBNLive
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Thursday lifted the stay order on Soumik Sen's upcoming film 'Gulaab Gang' and allowed the film to release on March 7. The film ran into trouble after acti...
Why Madhuri Dixit is the next Salman Khan 12:59 Jan 14 2014 from in.com
Just before we were enthralled with Madhuri Dixit in Dedh Ishqiya, we were enchanted by both her and Juhi Chawla in the trailer of Gulaab Gang. While there are many great things to say about the trailer, we want to go one step ahead and talk about...
And the Dedh Ishqiya LOL-scars go to... 12:45 Jan 11 2014 from in.com
Dedh Ishqiya is one film that we could watch again and again. This will definitely get many more than 1.5 stars in each review, and might even pick up a few awards along the way. En route, we confer our LOL-scars on the film:
How to Prepare for Dedh Ishqiya 12:29 Jan 06 2014 from in.com
The week after Dhoom 3 saw no major Bollywood movie releases (except Mahabharat 3D and Mr Joe B Carvalho, but who cares about those). However, this week more than makes up for it with the release of Dedh Ishqiya. Here's how we're going to...
First Look: Dedh Ishqiya 04:20 Nov 12 2013 from in.com
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Dedh Ishqiya Trailer: The LOL Review 12:24 Nov 11 2013 from in.com
After the smouldering, funny, and rustic 'Ishqiya' left a deep impression on our hearts, director Abhishek Chaubey is back with 'Dedh Ishqiya'. This sequel may lack the amazing Vidya Balan, but it more than makes up for this loss by having...
Ragini MMS 2 vs Gulaab Gang 12:39 Oct 23 2013 from in.com
News has just come in that come 2014, movie lovers will have to make the most important decision of their lives - whether to pick Madhuri Dixit's Gulaab Gang or Sunny Leone's Ragini MMS 2. But no need to fear. We are here to help you make a more...
'Gulab Gang' is fiction: Anubhav Sinha 09:38 Aug 07 2013 from IANS
Filmmaker Anubhav Sinha says his debut production venture "Gulab Gang" is not based on any real-life character.
Madhuri's performance receives standing ovation at IIFA 10:09 Jul 07 2013 from IANS
Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit received a standing ovation from the audience for her stunning dance performance at the 14th IIFA Awards.
Madhuri Dixit gears up for debut performance at IIFA 10:05 Jun 21 2013 from IANS
Known for her iconic dance moves, Bollywood diva Madhuri Dixit is all set to make her debut at the IIFA and says she is very excited about it.


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