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The singer Shaindel Antelis will be performing a concert for women and girls only at Congregation Beth Hamedrosh, an Orthodox congregation in Wynnewood, on Feb.16,
It's not often you find a musician who deliberately excludes half the population from her oeuvre. Yet, "For women and girls only" proclamations adorn virtually every piece of promotional material, from Web pages to concert fliers for Shaindel Antelis, a 23-year-old singer-songwriter from northern New Jersey.
"Growing up, I always wanted to be a superstar, to be a famous singer in the world, but I didn't have the opportunity to do that," she says. Instead, she has found her niche within the Orthodox world.
Antelis, who will be performing a concert for women and girls only at Congregation Beth Hamedrosh, an Orthodox congregation in Wynnewood, on Feb.16, has been surrounded by music from birth. Her father, Moshe, is a bassist/guitarist/ arranger, and brother Jake is a drummer/producer. She began singing in the family's studio by the age of 5, and was writing her own songs by the time she was 10. But her career foundered until her first visit to Israel at age 18, a trip that provided her with the dedication to, in her words, "become more religious, more Orthodox." In addition, there was material enough for an album's worth of songs and inspiration for carving a niche for herself in the music industry.
Call it addition through subtraction: She would focus on becoming a musician exclusively for women and girls, thereby adhering to kol isha, the Jewish law that states Orthodox men may not listen to a woman singing due to the potential for arousal.
Almost immediately, she says, "my career really took off. Before, I wasn't able to write so many songs, and they weren't filled with as much light as they are now. After I came back from Israel, I just got so many more shows, things I wasn't able to get before — it showed me that I was doing the right thing." In addition to performing across the United States, Israel, Canada and England, Antelis has released two albums: Change and Heart & Soul, both of which feature her sweet voice singing positively charged lyrics and catchy pop grooves a la Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato — all strummed on a guitar that she famously hand-encrusted with over 5,000 crystals.
For Chava Gross, the rebbetzin at Congregation Beth Hamedrosh, booking Antelis was an easy decision. "Since we adhere to kol isha," she says, there was no question that the entertainment that she booked for the congregation's annual women's event would be female. Accordingly, "I Googled 'Jewish female entertainer,' and I was very impressed. She has an incredible voice, and her lyrics are inspirational — they speak to morals, courage and honesty."
The ease with which Gross found and hired Antelis underscores the counterintuitive wisdom of the musician's career decision. The number of professional female musicians who target the growing Orthodox female demographic is quite small: Beyond Antelis, Kineret and Chava Rosenbaum, the list gets pretty thin. Antelis acknowledges that, while she made her choice based on her beliefs, it turned out to be good for business as well. "There are only so many people doing what I'm doing, whereas in the real world, there are millions of girls my age trying to do the same exact thing — and most people don't make it."
N.B. for those with Y chromosomes: While there is no chance you will ever be able to experience Antelis live in concert, on the Internet, no one knows you're a dog.
If you want to check out www. shaindelantelis.com, there is nothing stopping you.


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Out of the mouths of babes…. Or rather those who care for them! Good mothers and nurses have a great deal in common: they have nurturing natures and natural protective instincts. The famous nurse of the 1800's, Florence Nightingale, once said: "Nursing is an art….it requires an exclusive devotion." Much like a good mother, one might say.For the complete story and more local news, please subscribe to Jennings Daily News by clicking subscribe or by calling 337-824-3011.
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Album Rating: 3.0It's pretty twinkly
twinkly!!!! my fav!!
Digging: Kitty - Miami Garden Club
Album Rating: 4.2"gets better w every listen"
If only you could 4.2 it Tommy.
"they're a twinkly twee pop twosome"
Dunno if I would call them twee-pop.
Album Rating: 4.0Please don't
Album Rating: 4.2Well, I didn't... But Tempest did.
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I just wanted to use some alliteration, haha.
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trying to keep this on the front page as often as possible davey lad
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I saw the video for 'Bridges' pop up on a music-video show the other day.
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She's supporting Ellie Goulding down under in a couple of months, but I have to wonder if they will also get the support gig just-announced Lorde concerts.
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CHICO — The Chico State women's volleyball team entered the home slate of its schedule Wednesday night with one of the most powerful arms in Division II on the sideline.
Senior outside hitter Alex Shurtz rolled her left ankle last weekend at the Seawolf Spike tournament in Rohnert Park, forcing the Moraga native and returning All-American to miss her final home opener in a Chico State uniform.
The Wildcats bounced back without the fourth-best hitter in Chico State history, using a wide array of attackers that included juniors Ellie Larronde, Lindsay Quigley and sophomore Hannah Wilkins to bounce Cal State Stanislaus in four sets, 18-25, 25-20, 25-23, 25-17 at home in front of a raucous crowd.
Chico State (4-4, 1-0 California Collegiate Athletic Association) hits the road Friday for a two-match trip that starts with CCAA foe Cal State Monterey Bay.
"I don't know; it's day-by-day," said Chico State coach Cody Hein on Shurtz. "We thought she'd be able to do some warm-ups and she couldn't. I don't know how many wins we're going to be able to milk (without) her, so I'm planning on having her."
The opening set didn't start the way the Wildcats wanted, as Stanislaus freshman opposite Paige Walker blasted a back-one quick set to the Acker Gym floor for an early 11-9 lead. The Warriors switched to the left side of the net on the ensuing point and converted the attack through the block of Quigley and true freshman setter Torey Thompson.
Stanislaus, which defeated Hawaii Pacific in three sets last weekend at the Sonoma State tournament, scored five more points to jump out in front of Chico State, 17-9.
Chico State didn't start slowly in the second set; the reason being Quigley, a 2011 Paradise grad, pounding one of her many back-slides off the set of Thompson straight down for a Wildcat point.
Quigley then went back to serve and stretched the team's lead to 6-2 to force a Stanislaus timeout. Three points later, Stanislaus trailed 9-2, but it got the ball back when freshman Blair Ehrlich converted one of her match-high 18 kills to cut the deficit to 10-3.
The Wildcats pushed the lead back to 17-6, capped by a solo block on the left side from Larronde.
"Obviously we miss (Shurtz), she's a player that goes all-out, but I think we did a pretty good job without her," she said.
Chico State won the second set, 25-20, with Larronde leading the way with 9 of her team-high 17 kills on 59 attempts, while Quigley floored five of her 16 kills and had just one error.
Fast-forward to late in the third set and it was Larronde to come up with perhaps the biggest play of the night. Moments after a crucial setting error by Thompson to cut the Wildcats' lead to 24-22, Larronde turned one of Emily Duran's 15 digs into a clean kill that landed just inside the right sideline for a 25-23 victory in the ever-important third set.
Wilkins, Shurtz's replacement on the left side, added five kills on 13 swings in the third set.
Leading two-sets-to-one, Chico State wrapped up its first victory in the conference, 25-17 to head into its weekend roadie riding a ton of confidence.
"I felt like it was our first home game and we had all the energy out in the stands," Larronde said. "Then we really produced for ourselves as well. I think our energy overall is what really saved us."
That said, Larronde would still love to see the 5-foot-11 Shurtz on the court with the team Friday against the Otters.
"I hope so, I think that would be awesome," she said, "but I also want her to be healthy for the rest of the season, I think that's the most important thing."


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Whose phobia?
After Malaysia's anti-gay camp for schoolboys made global headlines last week, it seems only natural to typify its average citizen as homophobic. Except nothing can be further from the truth. If homophobia is indeed prevalent in Malaysia, the general public has little to do with it. To begin with, the camp that was set up to change the effeminate behaviour of 66 boys was not the result of any groundswell movement; rather, it was an initiative by politicians in the northern state of Terengganu, which is administered by the National Front ruling coalition.
There are even signs that social attitudes towards homosexuality in this largely conservative country are changing. Take, for instance, the blockbuster success of the nation's first openly gay film, Dalam Botol, or In a Bottle.
The movie made more than a million Malaysian ringgit (HK$2.6 million) at the box office, surpassing its initial investment. This is a significant achievement, considering sodomy is a crime in Malaysia that carries a jail sentence of up to 20 years.
Sceptics may argue that the appeal of the movie, which tells of a Muslim man who undergoes a sex-change operation for his boyfriend, hinges on the film's lesson that being gay brings misery.
But the conservative message surely attracts only a minority. In 2009, a public debate that transpired after the death of filmmaker Yasmin Ahmad would suggest that most Malaysians are not homophobic.
The debate was sparked by an article in the Malay-language Kosmo magazine alleging that Yasmin was a transsexual. Notable public figures including journalists and bloggers sharply criticised the piece, and argued that the award-winning director's reputation should not be smeared by wild speculations of her sexuality.
Bowing to public pressure following the outcry, Kosmo issued an apology for the piece. That the public did not care for such sensationalisation would suggest that Malaysians are easing up on their attitude towards same-sex relationships.
In fact, this more liberal view of gay love can be detected even among Malaysia's political elites. Even though the schoolboy camp was sanctioned by the state government, Shahrizat Abdul Jalil, the minister for women's and children's affairs, said the camp contravened the country's Child Act, a legislation that protects children without prejudice.
Noticeably, though, hers is the only dissenting voice from the National Front, which nevertheless promotes national unity based on inclusive ideals.
Why, then, had Shahrizat's colleagues not join her in condemning the camp? Most analysts will argue that political leaders are simply reflecting public views, given that Malaysia is a Muslim-majority nation, and homosexuality is an act that is shunned in Islam. But are anti-gay sentiments widely held by the people?
If homophobia is at all predominant in Malaysia, this is being nurtured by the nation's ruling political elites. They have a good reason to do so. That reason is Anwar Ibrahim, the opposition politician whom the National Front is putting on trial for the second time on charges of sodomy. A former deputy prime minister, Anwar was convicted in 1999 of corruption and sodomy in what many believed to be a politically charged accusation. His sodomy charge was later overturned. He was jailed for five years.
Following his release, Anwar played an instrumental role in unifying Malaysia's opposition parties. His efforts bore fruit at the 2008 general election, which saw the opposition deny the National Front its two-thirds parliamentary majority for the first time since 1969.
Seen in this light, the touting of anti-gay sentiments is a crucial strategy for the ruling coalition aimed at deriding Anwar's public reputation before the next general election. Homophobia, some may say, is a Malaysian political allegory for Anwar-phobia.
Nazry Bahrawi is a socio-cultural critic pursuing doctoral research at the University of Warwick
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Anyone who has ever uttered, "They just don't make musicals the way they used to," hasn't seen No, No, Nanette, the sweet and innocent musical comedy that kicks up its tapping heels and toes weekends through March 13 at Richey Suncoast Theatre.
Director Marie Skelton's delightful cast and crew capture all the madcap fun of the 1920s flapper days with none of the violence or mayhem shown in, say, HBO's Boardwalk, a tale told of the same era. The only suggestion of misbehavior turns out to be a big misunderstanding, keeping it all nice and light and filled with hummable tunes and finger-snapping dancing to I Want to Be Happy, Tea for Two, Take a Little One-Step and more.
Based on a 1919 play, No, No, Nanette was created in 1924, and the Richey Suncoast production has all the rhythms and speech patterns of musicals from that time, including the snappy, syncopated, rhyming couplets used in some of the dialogue.
Good casting and several outstanding performances make this show a happy-go-lucky pleasure from start to finish, thanks also to music director Stella Gaukhshteyn's four-member combo that keeps up the tempo and the pace, bringing in the show at just about two really fast hours.
Caitlin Ramirez is a doll as the spunky Nanette, whose excessively frugal Aunt Sue Smith (Tracie Callahan) and excessively generous Uncle Jimmy Smith (David Cruz) want her to stay close to their Manhattan apartment, where they can keep an eye on her until she's safety married.
Problem is, Nanette is determined to see something of the world before she settles down and grabs her chance when her Uncle Jimmy volunteers to take her to his Atlantic City bungalow, Chickadee Cottage, as his attorney Billy Early (Drew Lundquist) is dashing from here to there to extricate generous Jimmy from innocent entanglements with three young women to whom he has given money (and nothing else).
Billy's assistant is Tom Trainor (Chris Cavalier), who happens to be in love with Nanette and eager to marry her. Billy thinks his client is at laying low at the Philadelphia YMCA and comes up with a scheme to meet the young women at Chickadee Cottage and "buy them off" with the help of young Tom.
Because of the mixed messages, everyone — including Aunt Sue, Uncle Jimmy, Billy, Billy's spendthrift wife Lucille (Elizabeth Phillips), the three young women, Tom, Nanette, the maid Pauline (Vicki Knapp) and all of Nanette's flapper friends — wind up at the cottage, with what looks to be dire results, that, of course, all work out in the end.
Ms. Ramirez's Nanette is the linchpin of the show, but her cherubic face and flying feet find good foils in Cavalier, who plays Tom as a double-taking, mugging comic with an endearing romantic streak; Cruz, as a gruff pushover Uncle Jimmy, a wealthy publisher of Bibles; Ms. Callahan, as her soft-spoken, wide-eyed auntie Sue; and Lundquist, whose comic moves are classic and singing voice steady.
Two real treats are Vicki Knapp as Pauline, the Smiths' wise-cracking maid who gets off some of the best lines and never gets flustered, and Ms. Phillips, whose lovely voice is showcased in the 1920s style Too Many Rings Around Rosie, You Can Dance with Any Girl and Where-Has-My-Hubby-Gone Blues.
Also memorable is Taylor Elliott as the generously proportioned Flora Latham, one of Uncle Jimmy's dearies. Ms. Elliott seems to revel in her size, playing it up with a lovely smile and spot-on physical humor.
The show's frequent big production numbers are a challenge for any community theater, where male dancers are usually scarce. Ms. Skelton and her assistant director/choreographer Linda Hougland solve this problem by letting the accomplished female dancers, all decked out in glitter and shimmy fringe (thanks to Show Palace Dinner Theatre), tap up a storm on the front row, while the fellows do their own energetic gyrations to music behind them. It's not slick (and could only happen in community theater), but it's not static and is somehow so charming that it works.
The construction crew and scenic artist outdid themselves on the elaborate interior of a palatial Manhattan penthouse overlooking Central Park and two others, a beach just outside Chickadee Cottage and inside the cottage itself.
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CASTROVILLE -- If the Pajaro Valley High football team was looking to play spoiler against host North Monterey County on Saturday afternoon, it forgot during the second quarter.
A 21-point outburst, aided in part by a slew of mental mistakes by the Grizzlies, vaulted North County ahead for good as the Condors earned a 33-6 victory in Monterey Bay League Pacific Division action and kept their name in the postseason discussion.
NMC (5-4, 3-2 MBL-P) is now in a tie for third place with Monte Vista Christian (7-2, 3-2) with one game remaining. Those two teams will meet up in the regular-season finale at MVC on Friday night at 7:30 p.m.
The game could decide third place in the league, and could possibly be the difference from postseason or offseason.
"We won this game, so next game we've got to win," said junior running back Rufino Calderon, who ran for two touchdowns and 117 yards on 10 carries. He also recorded two sacks on defense.
Teammate Carlos Anaya finished with two touchdowns and 61 yards on eight carries, while quarterback Josh Garnett, who was filling in for injured starter Isaiah Garcia, ran for 69 yards on three carries.
He was 2 of 4 passing, hooking up with Nick Zamudio on a 12-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter.
"Senior game, we tried to come out with a bang. But we didn't let up with these guys," Calderon said of P.V. "They were a good matchup with us, especially in the first half."
The 6-foot, 170-pound back broke off a 68-yard scoring run on the first play of the second quarter and staked the Condors to a lead they never relinquished. It was Calderon's longest rush of the game.
P.V. (1-8, 0-5) was unable to answer on its ensuing drive, and instead ran a fake punt that resulted in a loose football, setting NMC up at the 18. Three players later, Anaya ran it in from 1 yard out.
"Mental mistakes kill us," P.V. head coach Joe Gregorio said. "And that's the traits of a young team.
"But we're in there, we're tackling, we're hitting people."
Those mental mistakes were evident on special teams, at least in the second quarter.
After Anaya made it a two-possession game, P.V. drove the ball to midfield before punting. This time, though, the attempt was blocked by Anaya, and the Condors scored four plays later on a Calderon 3-yard run.
After a scoreless first quarter, it was 21-0 at halftime, 27-0 before P.V. got on the scoreboard in the second half.
"It's frustrating. You put in all your hard work through the week and you come so close. It was a fight throughout the whole game, from my point of view," P.V. senior Octavio Berrelleza said. "Just to see this outcome, it's frustrating."
The Grizzlies' defense performed solidly, forcing three turnovers and even surprising Calderon at times. But the offense, which turned the ball over three times as well, was unable to do its part -- not with NMC stacking the box with as many as nine defenders at times.
Quarterback Eddie Medina had a 66-yard touchdown run voided because of a holding penalty, as running back Anthony Cantrell supplied the Grizzlies with their only touchdown when he hit paydirt from 1 yard out in the third quarter.
The score was set up by John Mason's 58-yard scamper. The sophomore back finished with a season-high 86 yards on eight carries.
"Kid ran hard," Gregorio said. "But we have the potential to do some good. ... We measure ourselves by getting better every week."
Cantrell had 67 yards rushing on 21 attempts, and is 31 yards shy of tying the single-season rushing mark at P.V.
He'll have a chance of breaking it next week when the Grizzlies play Watsonville at Aptos High in the annual Belgard Kup on Friday night.
"I'm fired up. It's Watsonville week," said Berrelleza, who transferred from Watsonville his junior year. "I'm going to come fired up either way, whether I have frustration or not."
NMC 33, Pajaro Valley 6
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NMC -- Rufino Calderon 68 run (Jose Garcia kick), 11:49
NMC -- Carlos Anaya 1 run (kick failed), 7:43
NMC -- Calderon 3 run (Julian Quintero pass from Anaya), :19
NMC -- Anaya 10 run (kick failed), 7:46
P.V. -- Anthony Cantrell 1 run (conversion failed), 6:03
NMC -- Nick Zamudio 12 pass from Josh Garnett (conversion failed), 8:49
First downs 10 16
Rushes-Yards 43-184 35-323
Passing yards 40 24
Comp.-Att.-Int. 3-5-0 4-9-1
Fumbles-Lost 3-3 4-2
Penalties-Yards 4-21 2-10
Rushing -- P.V.: Anthony Cantrell 21-67; John Mason 8-86; Art Aguilar 7-37; Eddie Medina 5-6; TEAM 1-minus-8; Justin Mendoza 1-minus-4. NMC: Julian Quintero 3-23; Alex Mendoza 3-14; Rufino Calderon 10-117; TEAM 3-minus-17; Michael Resendiz 1-minus-6; Carlos Anaya 8-61; Josh Garnett 3-69; Nick Sanjuan 2-5; Fermin Chavarin 2-57.
Passing -- P.V.: Eddie Medina 3-5-0 40. NMC: Michael Resendiz 1-3-1 9; Josh Garnett 2-4-0 12; Carlos Anaya 1-2-0 3.
Receiving -- P.V.: Anthony Cantrell 1-minus-1; Justin Mendoza 2-41. NMC: Nick Zamudio 3-21; Julian Quintero 1-3.
Defense -- Fumble recoveries: P.V. 2 (Art Aguilar, Billy Zamora); NMC 3 (Michael Resendiz, Julian Quintero, John Roberts). Interceptions: P.V. 1 (Eddie Medina). Sacks: NMC 2 (Rufino Calderon 2).
Records -- P.V. 1-8, 0-5 MBL-P; NMC 5-4, 3-2 MBL-P.


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Your state administers the unemployment insurance program, and the laws vary state by state. The premise of unemployment insurance is that you are actively looking for work. If you're just looking for a check and not actively seeking a job, that will be an impediment to receiving unemployment compensation, also known as UC.
For example, in my home state of Pennsylvania, being on the receiving end of a severance package helps determine the exact amount of unemployment compensation. Social Security benefits are not deducted from unemployment benefits. Private pension benefits, however, may reduce these unemployment benefits. A lump-sum pension payment is not deducted from unemployment compensation unless you had the option to take pension payments monthly. If you roll over the lump-sum payment into an eligible retirement plan, however, it doesn't reduce your unemployment compensation.
It's pretty easy to find out more through your own state's Department of Labor website. Then, you can decide whether it makes sense for you to pursue a claim for unemployment compensation at the actual end of your professional career.
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MADEIRA BEACH — Political support for a $1.6-million state grant to save the city's fishing industry seems to have solidified with the City Commission expected to formally approve the program at its Tuesday meeting.
Following nearly an hour-long workshop discussion last week, the commission consensus for the program stood at 3-2, a narrow but sufficient majority.
"I am absolutely for a working waterfront. Lets get this over with," said Commissioner Terry Lister.
Commissioners Nancy Oakley and Carol Reynolds were quick to agree.
"There are going to be benefits to the city. We will have fresh seafood here all the time. The fishermen will be here and spending a lot of money in the city," said Reynolds.
When Mayor Pat Shontz repeatedly raised questions about possible negative repercussions, Oakley shot back: "What if, what if, what if."
Shontz said she has not yet made up her mind about the Stan Mayfield Working Waterfront Grant program.
Several weeks ago following a previous commission debate, she said she did not see what benefit the city's taxpayers would get from the proposed grant program.
One commissioner — Steve Kochick — is adamantly opposed to the fishing grant.
"This sets a precedent," Kochick said. "This is against everything I believe local government should be involved in."
What Kochick objects to is the city acting as the official recipient of the Florida Communities Trust grant, but having no real power to ensure that the grant's provisions are enacted.
Once the money is received, it would be immediately transferred to the commercial fish house business, Fishbusterz, which has said it would be used to pay down property taxes, debts and a mortgage.
In return for the state money, Fishbusterz is giving up forever any rights to develop the property.
What the state receives in exchange for its money is a guarantee that the 200-foot long property on the Intracoastal Waterway will forever be used to support the commercial fishing industry.
The city will not own the property but will have the responsibility to oversee the management of the grant program and report annually to the state that the property is, in fact, being used for commercial fishing or aquaculture.
"My concern is that if the property owner decides to abandon the project, it is not clear to me how we will go out and secure another business to operate (the required commercial fishing business). That could happen next year, 10 years from now or 50 years from now. And if we can't do it, the property will sit vacant in perpetuity," said City Manager W.D. Higginbotham Jr.
"If somebody starts selling cars on the site, the city will have to file a lawsuit to stop that," said City Attorney Mike Connolly, stressing that the requirements for the city's oversight continue would be unending.
Fishbusterz owner Eric Dickstein described some city officials' continuing objections as "incredibly unfair" and urged the commission to approve the grant program.
An official vote will occur at the commission's meeting Tuesday night.


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New Delhi: Hitachi-Bechtel, Bombardier Transportation, Alstom Projects India, Hyundai Rotem, state-owned Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (Bhel), and three other firms are in the fray to supply 486 coaches to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) in an order that is estimated to be valued at Rs.4,000 crore.
The tender floated by DMRC has an option to buy an additional 145 coaches. DMRC is evaluating the bids and is expected to award the contract by mid-March. Mint couldn't ascertain the names of the others that are bidding for the contract.
"It was an industrial competitive bidding (through an open tender); the bids are being evaluated," a DMRC spokesperson said in an emailed response.
Work on the third phase of Delhi Metro started in early 2011. In this phase, two new links will be added along with 10 route extensions that will total 140km at an estimated cost of Rs.30,000 crore. After the completion of the third phase by March 2016, DMRC expects ridership to almost double to four million.
An Alstom spokesperson confirmed the firm's participation, but declined further comment. Similarly, spokespersons for Hyundai Rotem and Bombardier Transportation confirmed their participation.
"Hyundai Rotem is among the contenders who have submitted their bids to DMRC for the 486 coaches contract for the third phase of the Metro expansion in Delhi," spokesman Pawan Vij said in an emailed response.
Harsh Mehta, director, communications and public affairs, Bombardier Transportation, said, "Bombardier has submitted the tender to Delhi Metro for rolling stock procurement of 486 metro cars with an option (to buy) of 30% (more coaches). Delhi Metro currently is evaluating the bids received from various firms."
Spokespersons for Hitachi-Bechtel and Bhel didn't respond to queries.
The construction of Delhi Metro began in October 1998, with public services starting on 24 December 2002 on an 8.3km stretch. Phases I and II stretch over 125km with 208 train sets.
While the contract for the supply of coaches for the first phase of Delhi Metro project was given to a consortium of BEML Ltd and Hyundai Rotem, the contract for the second phase was given to Bombardier for 614 coaches.
In a related development, Bombardier is in talks with DMRC for an additional order of 106 train cars for the second phase.
Analysts are enthused by DMRC's order and its potential impact on the sector.
"Metro in the infrastructure sector is the most sizzling right now. In fact, in the 12th Plan (2012-17) it has been categorized as a separate new emergent sector. Separate capacities have been set up by both international and domestic players in the Indian market catering to this space," said Vinayak Chatterjee, chairman and managing director, Feedback Infrastructure Services Pvt. Ltd, a consulting firm.
"Even two public sector entities like BEML and Bhel have said they would be using their fabrication shops for making Metro train coaches. So the contract for phase III train cars is a shot in the arm for suppliers who have set up capacities for meeting this demand."


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I always have a problem when doing a cake around University of Michigan. I can never get that deep dark navy blue with my icing. I used almost a whole bottle of Americolor and still didn't get it. I am making a football helmet cake today and can not get that dk color. If anyone can me any suggestions I would love them. Thanks
i always start with royal blue then add purple and a tiny touch of black
thanks I will do that next time. I added black before and I didn't like it. But not black and purple.
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The "Veterans Walk" started just as dusk fell. with the entire park in absolute silence while patrons stood and saluted our great flag while the National Anthem played in the Bronson 4th of July celebration.
AARP has recognized Debra Weiss for 50+ hours of volunteer work. Community involvement is an important part of AARP's Mission. AARP Services, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of AARP that oversees providers and the products offered to its members, recognizes Weiss for 50+ volunteer hours through the ACES community service program.
The Town of Bronson will hold its Annual 4th of July Celebration on Monday, July 4, beginning at 4 p.m. for an Independence Day celebration.
Vendors will be on hand selling delicious treats. Visitors can participate in a Home Run Derby and various children's games while we wait for the sky to darken. Bronson Fire & Rescue, Station 70, will begin lighting the sky with fireworks at dark. So bring your chairs and blankets to the James H. Cobb Park and join us for this fun, family event.
Auditions for "The Lion in Winter" a production of the Suwannee Valley Players at The Chief Theater, 25 E. Park Ave., Chiefland, are on Saturday, July 9, at 6 p.m.
Sibling rivalry, adultery and dungeons – "The Lion in Winter," by James Goldman, is a modern day classic. Comedic in tone, dramatic in action – the play tells the story of the Plantagenet family who are locked in a free for all of competing ambitions to inherit a kingdom.
Critter Crusaders is hosting a Pet Adoption Event on Saturday, June 25 at the City Of Chiefland/Chamber Of Commerce Farmer's Market on at Trailhead/Old Train Depot Park.
We shall have dogs and puppies. The little critters are in desperate need of homes. If anyone is willing to foster, we would welcome the help. 352-348-1615/352-321-7584.
Cyclists came from all over the state and beyond to participate in the Tour de Melon, making it a record year for the event with 177 riders. Just over 200 registered for the event, but coordinators believe the threat of rain kept some away.
The watermelon themed cycling event features family friendly trail rides at 20, 40 and 60 miles long and hard core road routes at 50 and 100 miles. Hosted by the Suwannee Valley Rotary Club, the event is held annually on the first Saturday in June – this year on June 4 – in conjunction with the Chiefland Watermelon Festival.
Suwannee Valley Rotary club members, pictured at right at their lunch time meeting last week, are gearing up to host the fifth annual Tour de Melon – watermelon themed bike ride – to be held on June 4 this year beginning at Strickland Park in Chiefland. Proceeds from the event go toward various community outreach programs throughout the year.
Registration starts at 6:30 a.m. with the ride beginning at 7:30.
Held on the first Saturday in June, the Annual Watermelon Festival is perhaps the biggest event in Chiefland during the year, drawing thousands of visitors from all parts of the state. Activites are centered around the city's Trailhead/Old Train Depot Park on U.S. Highway 19/South Main Street.
The logging operation of local timberman Dennis Andrews and his son, Miles, will be featured on an episode of "Undercover Boss" that airs on CBS on Friday, May 20, at 9 p.m.
Andrews' timberlands are managed by Columbia Timber Co. which manages land in the Tri-County Area.
Bronson Parks and Recreation is hosting cheer camp June 13 to June 17, from 8 a.m. to noon for girls ages four to 12 years old. Girls four and five years old are required to have an adult stay with them.
Girls will learn a basic stunt, three cheers and a halftime routine, which they will perform on the last day.
The camp will be held at the James Cobb Park in Bronson.
The cost is $60 per child.
All registration forms can be picked up at Bronson Town Hall. The forms and fees must be turned in there by Tuesday, May 31.
Bronson welcomed crowds to its 2nd Annual Blueberry Festival on Saturday, May 14.
The festivities started on Friday with a parade through the town's commercial center.
There's a reason the fundraising bike ride is titled Iron Butts for Bucks. It's no easy task to ride 1,000 miles on a motorcycle in less than 24 hours.
Nevertheless, Brad Groom and Bruce "B.B." Bryant Jr. have completed such rides year after year, with the next one taking place this Friday, May 13. The rides aren't just for fun or to achieve the accomplishment of having completed them. Others pledge contributions and the proceeds benefit area nursing home residents.
Contestants in the 2nd Annual Bronson Blueberry Pageant put their best foot forward in the competition on Saturday morning, May 7.
"I think it went great," one of the coordinators, Bronson Town Councilwoman Katie Parks said of the event. "We had great help and lots of support from the community. I think the kids had fun too, and that's really what the pageant is about."
This year organizers said there were double the participants in the pageant as there were last year.
On Monday morning, Wild Hog Canoe and Kayak Race board members presented the Levy ARC with a check for the proceeds from the 39th annual Wild Hog race.
The event raised $20,400, up from $19,400 last year.
"Thanks for the opportunity to serve you," Wild Hog President Keith Maynard said at the presentation at the Levy ARC facilities. We love each one of y'all, he said.
Maynard said they'd been called to do the race as a ministry and giving all the glory to God, they knew he'd continue to bless it.
Friends, family and community members all came out to support and raise funds for the Chiefland woman who is battling breast and ovarian cancer on Saturday, May 7.
AMVETS Post 422 in conjunction with Post 42 hosted a poker run and event for Allie Johnson. Over $7,000 was raised the day of the event, with $16,000 being raised over all, including the value of a car which was purchased so Johnson would have transportation.
"I'm very grateful for our small town," Johnson said.
The annual Tri-Counties Relay for Life kicks off on Friday, May 13, at 6 p.m. at the Suwannee River Fair Pavilion in Fanning Springs.
To help the fundraiser get off to a good start Carin Knighton, community manager of Relay for Life, front left, accepted a check from Whitney McQueen, communications specialist with Central Florida Electric Cooperative, and other employees of the cooperative. The cooperative employees organize the Light of Hope golf tournament each year and present the money to Relay.
Several cadets of Manatee Division were recognized by local organizations and their commanding officer, Lieutenant Junior Grade Scott Arnold at their April drill.
The first was League Cadet Nicholas Sikalos, age 12 of Spring Hill, selected as the Manatee Division League Cadet of the Year.
Throughout the year these younger cadets are evaluated based on their attendance and performance at drills, grades in school, community service and advancement in the program.
The Levy County Historical Society has turned yet another page in the history of Levy County by purchasing the Atlantic Coast Line caboose located on County Road 326 in Gulf Hammock from a local family.
After the purchase, Director Toni Collins set about finding out how one moves a caboose from one place to another. The caboose had been located on CR 326 for 14 years. Today it rests on the Gulf Hammock Wild Hog Canoe Race property at U.S. 19/98 and the Waccasassa River.
Organizers have described it as a community get together with some of the top ranked aerobatic pilots in the country.
The second annual Cross City Fly-In and Expo is a free event taking place Saturday, April 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cross City Airport, and weather willing there will also be air balloon rides available around 7 a.m.
"There should be some very interesting planes, a wide variety of styles," one of the event organizers Dana Sheffield of Fanning Springs said. There will be planes from the 1930s and 1940s to the newest ones built.
A fixture at local and county level government meetings, the mild mannered and unassuming Fanning Springs man who always seems to ask the pertinent questions on everyone's mind may not be known for what many would consider the great adventure that has filled his life.
However, for Dana Sheffield flying airplanes was just that – a part of life. He went for his first airplane ride with his dad when he was two weeks old, Sheffield said according to what he'd been told by his parents who were both pilots.
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- Case:
- RGZ 102, 231 III. Civil Senate (III 470/20)
- Date:
- 03 June 1921
- Judges:
- Professor B. S. Markesinis
- Copyright:
- Tony Weir
The plaintiff and her husband lived on the third floor of a house belonging to the defendant and rented from him by the husband. On the morning of 23 October 1918 her husband was found dead and she was found unconscious in their bedroom. This was due to gas poisoning, the gas having come, according to the plaintiff, from the floor below. On the floor below the defendant was having gas replaced with electricity, and had retained G, a master plumber, to remove the gas pipes. At the end of his work on 21 October, one of Gs workmen failed to plug the gas pipe leading from the gas meter to the apartment of one Gr., a publican. The gas meter was turned off at the time, but it was turned on by Gr. on 22 October, and gas then flowed out of the unstopped pipe and filtered through the ceiling into the living quarters above, those of the plaintiff and her husband as well as those of Gr. himself.
The plaintiff claimed compensation for her own illness and for the loss she suffered through her husbands death, the claim being based on the contract of lease which her husband had entered as well as on tortious negligence. The defendant denied the plaintiffs assertions about the gas poisoning and contended that the accident had occurred because a gas tap in their apartment had carelessly been left on either by the plaintiff or by her husband.
Both lower courts dismissed the claim, but the plaintiffs appeal was allowed.
The Court of Appeal accepted the plaintiffs version of the cause of the gas poisoning. It held, in accordance with decisions of this court (see, for example, RGZ 91, 24), that the contract of lease concluded by the plaintiffs husband was one for the benefit of the plaintiff under § 328 BGB and that therefore the plaintiff had a personal contractual claim against the landlord for breach of his contractual duty of care under §§ 536, 538 BGB. It is held, correctly, that the landlord was contractually bound to each of his tenants not to damage them by works being effected on the premises and to indemnify them for any harm due to culpable breach of his duty. The court nevertheless rejected the plaintiffs claim because the defendant was neither personally at fault nor liable for the negligence of an agent for performance (§ 278 BGB). There was no personal fault in the defendant because the person to whom he had entrusted the work, the master plumber G, was a specialist. He had thereby fulfilled his duty of care to see that the works were carried out properly and in a manner not involving risk to the occupants of the house, all the more so since what was involved was a simple and easy task which the chosen specialist could be expected to carry out properly. It was not common practice for the landlord himself to supervise specialist tasks which he was in no position to evaluate, nor to appoint a representative to do so for him. It therefore could not be expected that the defendant should supervise Gs work. Nor was the defendant liable under § 278 BGB, because the work being done on the gas pipes was not in execution of any duty owed by the defendant to the plaintiff, but of a duty owed by the defendant to the occupant of the lower apartment; G and his workmen could therefore not be regarded as the defendants agents for performance vis-à-vis the plaintiff.
The appellant criticizes the Court of Appeals opinion of both points. Criticism of the finding that the defendant was not personally at fault is without merit. In the case of work such as was here entrusted to the master plumber G, the defendant was under no duty, either personally or through a clerk of works, to see that the work was being carried out properly or to check it as soon as it had been completed. A subsequent inspection, perhaps in the defendants own interest, would not have prevented the accident.
On the other hand, the appellant is right to say that there has been misapplication of §§ 278, 536, 538 BGB. The Court of Appeal itself recognized that the landlord has a contractual duty to all his tenants not to injure them by work being done on the premises. This duty stems directly from the basic duty imposed on the landlord by § 536 BGB, which is not simply to make the rented property available at the outset of the lease in a condition suitable for use in accordance with the contract, but also to maintain it in this condition for the duration of the lease. But this is not a duty merely to avoid doing harmful work on the premises, it is a positive duty to see that the rented property is maintained in a condition suitable for contractual use. It therefore includes the duty to take care that the tenants use of the premises is not unacceptably affected by any work being done on the premises, including the work done in parts of the building other than those demised to the tenant for his exclusive use. If the landlord allows work to be done in the house which runs the risk of affecting the tenanted premises, he is bound under the contract of lease so to effect these works that this danger is averted, regardless of where in the house or why the work is being done. The landlord of a house whose ground floor needed strengthening or whose gas or water supply was defective at any point would clearly be contractually bound as against tenants anywhere on the premises who were endangered thereby to do any repairs properly. If he entrusts the work to someone else he is using that other person for the performance of his duty towards all such tenants: he must therefore answer for his assistants fault under § 278 BGB as if it were his own. The same is true if the danger arises from works undertaken in rooms rented to others. For example, suppose a supporting wall on the ground floor is to be removed in order to enlarge the window. The landlords contractual duty to do these works is owed only to the tenant of the ground floor and not to other tenants, but if he actually engages on the work, he owes to all the tenants in the house a contractual duty so to manage it that the rooms they rent are not adversely affected. To this extent, therefore the workmen whom the landlord employs for modification of the building are his agents for performance under § 278 BGB not only as against the tenants of the ground floor but also as against all tenants whose rooms could be affected by the work of reconstruction. So here, taking the plaintiffs assertions as true, although the defendant was indeed under no contractual duty towards the plaintiff to replace the gas pipes by electric wiring, he was responsible to the plaintiff and to the other tenants in the house for seeing that the gas pipes were removed without risk of gas flowing into their rooms. Those persons to whom the defendant entrusted the removal of the gas pipes were consequently his agents for performance vis-à-vis the plaintiff too.
Such an application of § 278 BGB in respect of the landlords obligation to maintain the leased property so that it remains fit for contractual use is correlative to the tenants liability for his employees arising from his duty to treat the leased property properly: those whom the tenant engages in the business he runs on the tenanted premises are his agents for performance of his duty to treat the premises properly, even if he owes the landlord no duty whatever to run the business in which those persons are employed (see RGZ 84, 222) . . .
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It's been a really busy year. Just returned from our monthly Guild meeting in the Columbia, SC area. Lots of cars on the road with flags for the Clemson Tigers (played and beat Auburn) and the USC Gamecocks (played and beat Navy). Lots of folks getting their tailgating needs as well.
Last weekend, we were in Raleigh, NC for DS#1's wedding. DS#2 was the Best Man; he gave a heart-felt speech about the relationship between Lee and LaWanda. LaWanda is a beautiful bride ... I'll have to get some pictures of the edging she wanted me to add to her wedding gown.
Thursday I leave for PTG's 9th Annual Tat Days again this year at Toccoa, GA ... a beautiful venue with great teachers, wonderful food and many tatting friends. DH will be joining me hopefully sometime Friday. He's having to make an emergency meeting in TX because of his j-o-b. That 'thing' always seems to interfere with his vacation plans. He spent half his "vacation" in Montana last June working.
DS#2 graduated from MMI in Orlando FL in August and has moved back home along with the dog he rescued. Chris is a certified motorcycle mechanic in Kawasaki, Suzuki and BMW! In fact, he was the only 'wrench' in BMW for that class. Looking for a position but most of the shops around here are gearing down for the non-riding months. Funny ... DH doesn't park his KLR650 during the winter but he sure gets cold some days!!
More later and hopefully I won't wait so long to post. BTW, Friday, September 23, 2011, Palmetto Tatters Guild on Facebook, 6 to 6:30 EST (USA East Coast). Pattern at 2011 Tat Off Pattern. Comment or Chat with us on Facebook. Let us know your location by country. How far can we reach? We're hoping, with the aid of all the Tatters around the world to set a record for the most tatters SIMULTANEOUSLY tatting the same pattern. We've filled out all the paperwork and have a journalist who is willing to certify to the Guiness people. In the end, it will be up to the Guinness folks to accept our numbers. We're also planning a live broadcast at Streaming PTG Link. Join us if you can and we'll show the world that "TATTING IS NOT A LOST ART."
Saturday, September 17, 2011
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I am so excited to be seeing you at Tat Days!
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Jean Piaget's research regarding the intellectual development of children and James Fowler's studies dealing with faith development are incredibly fruitful works. Included in this article are brief descriptions of each stage of development and ideas for applying these theories to the field of children's Christian Education.
Children two years of age and younger: Children are learning to explore the world using their five senses. Piaget calls this stage the "sensorimotor stage" as a child's learning skills develop from simple reflex movements to understanding object permanence, which usually occurs around 18 months of age. Fowler describes this stage as "primal faith," the time when a child learns concepts of trust, love, and hope.
Since individuals at this age are absorbing material through all five senses it is wise to utilize this as a part of your pedagogical framework. When doing simple theological activities, prayer, for example, pray for something someone is thankful for and then describe it during the prayer using the senses as applicable. Sing songs together that highlight God's love, presence, and protection. Highlighting the senses and God's love will best prepare a child for the next stage.
Children ages 3-7: Egocentricity, language development, and motor skills highlight this new phase in cognitive development that Piaget calls the "preoperational stage." An individual starts to understand that one object can represent another object, for example, a doll can represent a person. Imagination starts to form as many children believe inanimate objects are alive during this stage. Fowler's faith development blends well here as imagination, fantasy, and discovery are key aspects as a child first starts to become self aware. This "intuitive-projective" faith is influenced by a child's actions, moods, examples, and needs.
Exploration, imagination, and discovery are the key concepts to work from during this stage. Allow the students the opportunity to explore, ask questions, and be inquisitive. You will most likely get questions of the "where is heaven" or "what does God look like" nature; however, these are crucial developmental moments that should be cherished in the faith community. Language is a novel tool for children at this age, utilize this and have them explain their relationship with God. Since a child's needs are influential at this stage, focus on how God provides water, food, the community, relationships, Sunday School teachers, and whatever else is appropriate in the given setting.
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Prepare a child best for the next stage by building on the earlier concepts of God's love and presence with examples of how God provides for people both in the Bible and in present day, and encouraging imaginative explorations of both God and self.
Children ages 7-12: Piaget's "concrete operational" stage encompasses a new level in development as children start to understand metaphors, start to think logically and lose their egocentricity. Their "mythic-literal" faith stage is highlighted by a strong belief in justice. Children in this stage usually understand their deities as anthropomorphic. An individual's development begins to take on beliefs and observan-ces that belong to their community. At this stage children can hear a story at great length but have difficulty finding the meaning.
Metaphor and conceptual thinking outside of one's immediate environment are evident during this stage. Biblical stories that have multiple levels of interpretation, such as the parables or the creation story will start to take on new meanings for children at this stage. Encourage them to ask what these meanings imply both for their immediate community, as well as for the global community. Since justice and logic are key, also maintain fair practices in both classroom activities and classroom management techniques. Students will realize when an unfair advantage is given to another student, team, or family, and will most likely raise it as an unjust and unacceptable occurrence.
Piaget described a child as "a searching being, actively attempting to understand the world." While children wrestle with their ability to make sense of their interactions with the universe, it is crucial that the church put children in healthy situations from which a positive relationship with the divine can arise. By utilizing these theories the church can create a dynamic environment from which a child's burgeoning spiritual journey can flourish.
G. Jacob Bolton is director of family ministries at Fifth Avenue Church, New York, N.Y.


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A debate is raging inside of media circles now that iOS 9 allows content blocking in Safari. Gaming and technology sites, especially, are vulnerable to ad blockers because they tend to attract a savvier audience.
Ad blocking proponents say publishers must adapt or die because ads are now overly intrusive, especially on phones. Not only do they slow down the web, consume data plans, and drain battery life with trackers and scripts but the companies behind the ad engines gather too much information about individuals. It's unethical to be tracked without consent thereby voiding the implied contract with publishers to view ads in exchange for so-called free content.


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New Delhi: Credit Suisse (Singapore) Ltd has sold nearly 10 million shares, equivalent to 2.36% stake, in Housing Development and Infrastructure Ltd (HDIL) through open market transactions.
In a filing to the BSE, HDIL said Credit Suisse Singapore has sold 3,015,356 shares in the Mumbai-based firm between 23 November 2012 and 23 January 2013. It further sold 6,911,723 shares in HDIL on 24 January, the filing added.
Credit Suisse (Singapore) has sold a total of 9,927,079 shares in HDIL. After these transactions, its stake in HDIL has reduced to 2.67% from 5.04% as on 22 November, 2012.
HDIL share prices on Tuesday declined by nearly 4% at Rs.80.40 on the BSE.
On 22 January, HDIL promoter and vice chairman Sarang Wadhawan has sold five million shares for about Rs.57 crore through stock market. Post this transaction, the stake of Wadhawan has come down to 0.99% from 2.19 %. This development had led to HDIL share price falling by 14% on 23 January and 22% on 24 January. Promoters held 37.36% stake in HDIL as on 31 December 2012.


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NEW HAVEN, Conn., April 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Genaissance Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and Lark Technologies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: LRKT) today announced that they closed the merger of Lark Technologies with and into a wholly owned subsidiary of Genaissance following approval of the merger by the stockholders of each of the two companies. The terms of the Agreement and Plan of Merger include the exchange of each outstanding share of Lark Technologies common stock for 1.81 shares of Genaissance common stock.
"I would like to welcome Lark shareholders and employees to Genaissance," said Kevin Rakin, President and Chief Executive Officer of Genaissance Pharmaceuticals. "The acquisition represents another step in the execution of our strategy to build a profitable base services business while developing proprietary products based on our HAP(TM) Technology. We now have access to a broader client base, additional GLP services, a strong and growing European operation and an experienced team focused on profitable revenue generation. In his new position, Dr. Carl Balezentis will head the effort to grow this profitable base services business, generating additional funds that will be available for the development of proprietary diagnostic and pharmaceutical products."
"Our entire team is excited to be a part of Genaissance," said Carl Balezentis, Ph.D., Senior Vice President of Genaissance and President of Lark. "We look forward to telling our combined customer base that we can provide one stop shopping for all of their DNA analysis needs."
About Genaissance Pharmaceuticals
Genaissance Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a world leader in the discovery and use of human gene variation for the development of a new generation of DNA-based diagnostic and therapeutic products. Genaissance markets its technology, clinical development skills and pharmacogenomic services to the pharmaceutical industry as a complete solution for improving the development, marketing and prescribing of drugs. Genaissance has agreements with major pharmaceutical, diagnostic and biotechnology companies. Genaissance is headquartered in Science Park in New Haven, Connecticut. Visit the company's website at http://www.genaissance.com/.
About Lark Technologies
Lark Technologies, Inc., based in Houston, Texas, offers genomic services for use in pharmaceutical, diagnostic and agricultural product research and development. These services include genomic data management, microarray support, quantitative PCR, genotyping, genetically-modified organism testing, and a battery of other molecular biology services which support researchers in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and academic sectors in their attempt to understand the mechanisms of disease and to discover and develop new drugs. Visit the company's website at http://www.lark.com/.
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Home Jail Folder Structure like Gobolinux Directory Structure
Some time ago (about 2 months) I was searching in google informations about chroot tutorials, and I came across with a page that had a litle program that creates a chroot jail in home directory and all programs and files are installed under a single directory (just like windows file system).
The problem is that I've lost that page link and I can't even remember the name of the that program.
I've already made inumerous searches in google, hoping to came across to that page link, but there's no way to find it :( :(
The only thing that I find is Gobolinux, but I'm sure that wasn´t nothing related to gobolinux.
It was a package/script to install under ubuntu (or other distribution) that would create a jail in home directory and when i wanted to compile a program from source, all the files were placed under a unique folder (just like gobolinux way).
Does anybody know anything about this?
Could you give a help trying to find this package/script???
(maybe my search string in google were something related to chroot+jail+server, because the idea was to let users to install/compile programs under a home jail SERVER folder).
Thanks bigrigdriver, but it isn't that.
But I think that it was about creating a jail in home folder and them all the files of a program installed inside that jail were saved under one single directory (just like windows), with some symbolic links to some libraries of course.
I will try to search for that.
Thanks in advance for all your help.
Just passing here to tell you that I've found it. Well, somebody found it and told me.
smartboyathome (in ubuntuforum) just pointed me to the right direction.
It's a script developed by Gobolinux people. The name of the script is Rootless, and you can find it HERE.
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text: Lee, When I decided in 2001/2002 to go for 2 traces between 1mm pitch vias, I did so on the basis of 10 years layouting experience, detailed knowledge of the PCB manufacturing process, and close contact with a small handful of high quality PCB manufacturers - I like to be at least 99% sure that I'm doing the right thing before I do it... although I recognise, even if I'm 100% sure I'm right, I'm still wrong sometimes (particularly in 'discussions' with my better-half :)!). Nevertheless, thanks for the article - nicely written, containing much of the basic PCB manufacturing information that I find many layouters/engineers _should_ be fully aware of, but aren't. Actually, it astounds me how few people seem to even begin to use such resources that so many well-educated and/or well-informed professionals like yourself go to the effort to make freely available - a few minutes to google and the motivation to self-educate are all they really need. Anyway, I think where we are kind of getting short-circuited :) has simply (or at least mostly) to do with the board thickness: based on your assumption of 120 mil boards, I would essentially agree with everything in your article. What I _wouldn't_ agree with is that a 1400+ ball BGA necessarily (or even usually) requires 22-26+ layers, and therefore a 100+ mil board, and therefore only one trace between vias would be possible; that there are board thicknesses where 2 traces between 1mm pitch vias makes no sense, or is physically impossible, should be clear and was never an issue for me. As I wrote, I take measures to make sure that I don't even approach this thickness (where possible), exactly _because_ of the reasons you mentioned. At around 20 layers/2,0mm board thickness (even up to 26 layers/2,4mm), the problems are the same... BUT the numbers are different: a 0,2mm (8 mil) or 0,25mm (10 mil) drill is then (depending upon exact board thickness and manufacturer) no problem with regards to achieving adequate plating in the vias. This, as I said, opens the way to 0,5mm (20 mil) via pads and 2 traces between the via with no risk of bad yields (provided good layouting techniques are employed, of course!), leading in turn to more affordable boards. That this may mean you have to consider differential pair coupling/routing at a different level than just whether you can achieve a required impedance or not, is (or should be) a no-brainer, hence the simple and short comment in the first paragraph of my last mail (that it depends upon how the signals are to be routed). At the end of the day, not all high-ballcount BGAs require all signal pins to be routed differentially for 10+ GHz :). Another possibly critical factor is the targeted production volume, for obvious reasons - with regards to that, you don't specify a number in your article and I didn't mention this in my first email. Really, it's a key question that has to be asked right at the beginning of any project, as I'm sure you know and appreciate - I think we both failed to ask this key question before volunteering an answer, or rather, we should have mentioned it as a qualifying factor. Still, there are many other factors that could be discussed too, but the basic essence of my answer was and remains: I am 100% sure that it could (perhaps even should) easily be possible for Surita to produce a functioning and reliable volume-production layout for a 1400+ ball BGA running 2 traces between 1mm pitch vias, just as the original Intel application note states. My personal experience confirms this, at least for me. Although... maybe this is one of those cases where I am 100% sure I'm right, but I'm still wrong ;)?! Regards, Sol P.S. Before 2001, I also, as Robert Szumowicz mentioned, resorted to off-grid vias for some years, back in the days when most people quaked in their boots at the idea of 0,1mm and smaller traces... actually, I thought _I_ had "invented" it - damn ;)! Lee Ritchey schrieb: > Sol, > > I have attached an analysis I did of clearances, tolerances and reliability > requirements when routing PCBs. Hope this makes it clear what the risks > are when routing 2 between on 1 mm pitch BGAs. > > Lee > > > >> [Original Message] >> From: Sol Tatlow <Sol.Tatlow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> To: Lee Ritchey <leeritchey@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> Cc: Surita Chandani <surita.chandani@xxxxxxxxx>; <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> Date: 1/18/2010 1:39:42 PM >> Subject: [SI-LIST] Re: BGA Breakout. >> >> With all respect, Lee, I beg to differ (at least a little bit ;)!): I >> personally have routed many boards with 1mm BGAs of over 1700 balls >> (with 1200+ signals, ALL 1700+ balls connected), and, depending upon how >> these signals are to be routed (which is, admittedly, a fairly big >> 'depending'), 18 layers can be (and usually is) enough already. >> Since roughly 2001/2002, I have had such BGAs on boards where I >> generally have around 18-20 layers in <2,0mm (78 mil) together with >> 0,5mm (20mil) via pads (the drill doesn't really interest me, in >> general, just the reliability of the results!) - this leaves 0,1mm (4 >> mil) track and gap (roughly speaking) for 2 tracks between vias... and >> the '2 traces between the vias' is the key to holding down board >> thickness and layer count. This has worked for me even up to 26 layers >> and ~2,5mm board thickness. >> >> With (in the meantime) 30,000-60,000 component pins/balls per board, and >> a resulting via count of only somewhat less than the pin count, it is >> still possible to have these boards manufactured in series quantities at >> affordable prices from a comfortable number of manufacturers around the >> world; the results, in some cases, have been in operation since 2002 and >> we have very good reliability results across the board (I sweated back >> then a little, but in the meantime, it's 100% normal... I sleep easily >> at night now :D!!). >> >> One typical problem occurs, of course, in the planning phase: if you >> assume too many power/gnd _pairs_ (as opposed to _individual_ gnd or pwr >> layers), you are automatically forced to have a thicker board, where it >> may no longer be possible to have small enough vias to route 2 tracks >> between the vias; this is a downward spiral, of course, forcing the >> number of signal layers up, and then again, the pwr/gnd count. >> >> I have, up until now, avoided having exclusively pwr/gnd power >> sandwiches (however nice an idea these are) for exactly this reason; >> instead, alternating (in general) GND-SIG-SIG-PWR-SIG-SIG- etc. coupled >> with good routing strategies has given me very good results - there are >> many proponents for always using pwr/gnd 'sandwich' pairs, but this is, >> quite simply, not always necessary). >> >> Not that I want to start a fight, Lee, just wanted to voice my >> experience/opinion :D!! >> >> Regards, >> Sol >> >> P.S. What 'affordable' means, depends, of course, on the end product ;), >> but usually, the 0,1mm track and gap means reduced costs in comparison >> to thicker boards with more coarse structures and higher layer count... >> in some cases, you might even go to slightly bigger via pads and LESS >> than 0,1mm track and gap, to reduce costs... this depends upon the >> manufacturer, thickness of the board, availability of specific >> materials, etc. >> >> Lee Ritchey schrieb: >> >>> Surita, >>> >>> I believe this kind of routing is possible with very thin PCBs with very >>> small holes such as in laptop motherboards. However, with very large >>> > BGAs > >>> such as yours, it is unlikely that it w ill route on a thin PCB. My >>> experience with BGAs of your size is that a 22-26 layer PCB will be >>> > needed > >>> and that will likely be 100+ mils thick resulting in the need for 12 mil >>> drills. >>> >>> Lee >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>> [Original Message] >>>> From: Surita Chandani <surita.chandani@xxxxxxxxx> >>>> To: <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >>>> Date: 1/15/2010 11:43:41 AM >>>> Subject: [SI-LIST] Re: BGA Breakout. >>>> >>>> Thanks Lee for your comments. >>>> The suggestions for two traces between Vias comes directly from Intel >>>> >>>> >>> document, also this document is from 2002. Their pitch is 1.067 mm. The >>> document itself is available at: >>> >>> >>>> http://download.intel.com/support/processors/xeon/sb/25039702.pdf >>>> ; Page 43. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> --- On Fri, 1/15/10, Lee Ritchey <leeritchey@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>>> Surita, >>>> >>>> You are right, you cannot successfully route two traces between pins >>>> > on a > >>>> >>>> >>> 1 >>> >>> >>>> mm pitch BGA without significant risk of shorts. >>>> >>>> If you drill a 12 mil hole, your antipad does not have to be larger >>>> > than > >>>> >>>> >>> 32 >>> >>> >>>> mils. This leaves you with a 7.37 mil web, which works nicely for a >>>> >>>> >>> single >>> >>> >>>> trace, but not two traces.. Your surface or signal layer pads can be >>>> > 24 > >>>> mils for 1 mil annular ring and 26 mils for 2 mil annular ring. >>>> >>>> There will only be pads on inner layers where traces connect. >>>> >>>> By the way, what vendor told you to route 2 traces between pins? >>>> >>>> Lee Ritchey >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>> [Original Message] >>>>> From: Surita Chandani <surita.chandani@xxxxxxxxx> >>>>> To: <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >>>>> Date: 1/14/2010 9:19:08 AM >>>>> Subject: [SI-LIST] BGA Breakout. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Hello Gurus; >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> I am doing some preliminary calculations on the breakout of >>>>> a 1,400+ Ball , BGA. Roughly one half of them are signal >>>>> connections which would need traces running up to them. The vendor >>>>> >>>>> >>> claims >>> >>> >>>> you >>>> >>>> >>>>> can run two traces between Vias, my calculations are not adding up, I >>>>> >>>>> >>>> have a >>>> >>>> >>>>> few questions. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> 1. Generally, do the Vias have a pad even on the signal >>>>> layer it is not connecting to?. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> 2. Do the Vias have a larger pad on the inner layers? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> 3. With a Ball pitch >>>>> of 1 mm (39 mils.) and an Antipad of 35 mils, there is hardly any room >>>>> >>>>> >>>> for one >>>> >>>> >>>>> trace between Vias, what am I doing wrong? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Thanks, >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Surita Chandani >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>>> To unsubscribe from si-list: >>>>> si-list-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'unsubscribe' in the Subject field >>>>> >>>>> or to administer your membership from a web page, go to: >>>>> http://www.freelists.org/webpage/si-list >>>>> >>>>> For help: >>>>> si-list-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'help' in the Subject field >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> List technical documents are available at: >>>>> http://www.si-list.net >>>>> >>>>> List archives are viewable at: >>>>> http://www.freelists.org/archives/si-list >>>>> >>>>> Old (prior to June 6, 2001) list archives are viewable at: >>>>> http://www.qsl.net/wb6tpu >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>> To unsubscribe from si-list: >>>> si-list-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'unsubscribe' in the Subject field >>>> >>>> or to administer your membership from a web page, go to: >>>> http://www.freelists.org/webpage/si-list >>>> >>>> For help: >>>> si-list-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'help' in the Subject field >>>> >>>> >>>> List technical documents are available at: >>>> http://www.si-list.net >>>> >>>> List archives are viewable at: >>>> http://www.freelists.org/archives/si-list >>>> >>>> Old (prior to June 6, 2001) list archives are viewable at: >>>> http://www.qsl.net/wb6tpu >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> To unsubscribe from si-list: >>> si-list-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'unsubscribe' in the Subject field >>> >>> or to administer your membership from a web page, go to: >>> http://www.freelists.org/webpage/si-list >>> >>> For help: >>> si-list-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'help' in the Subject field >>> >>> >>> List technical documents are available at: >>> http://www.si-list.net >>> >>> List archives are viewable at: >>> http://www.freelists.org/archives/si-list >>> >>> Old (prior to June 6, 2001) list archives are viewable at: >>> http://www.qsl.net/wb6tpu >>> >>> >>> >>> >> -- >> ________________________________________ >> >> Sol Tatlow, M. 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Carol Southard Receives American Lung Association/Koop Foundation Inc.'s Unsung Heroes' Award
June 2012
Carol Southard, RN, MSN, will be honored with the 2012 American Lung Association/Koop Foundation Unsung Heroes' Award on June 22 at the American Lung Association Awards Ceremony in Wilmington, Delaware. Southard, a tobacco treatment specialist at Northwestern Integrative Medicine, is the first nurse to win the prestigious national award, presented annually to an advocate for tobacco control who has made significant contributions to reduce the burden of tobacco use.
Grateful non-smoker Jonathan Alper, who along with Robert Kushner, MD, Professor of Medicine at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and Clinical Director of the Northwestern Comprehensive Center on Obesity, nominated Southard for the award, explains why she is his hero:
"I was delighted to hear about the American Lung Association / Koop Foundation's Unsung Heroes' Award because I happen to know one. I met her while buying 6 packs of cigarettes at a local store some 7 years ago. She tapped me on the shoulder, handed me her card, and said "You really should call me" before walking away. Once I got over the ego boost of thinking she was trying to pick me up, I looked at her card and saw she was a smoking cessation counselor. Like all veteran smokers (I was 53 years old at the time and had smoked since I was in my early teens) I had it in the back of my mind that I would quit one day and that would happen, well...one day. When I was diagnosed with diabetes a year later that day had come.
Before I called Carol I discovered that there was a whole world of people trying to tell you how to quit smoking. The piles of conflicting information seemed insurmountable. By the time we actually met I was frustrated and more than a little bit annoyed.
Carol told me that I did not have to want to quit smoking in order to quit. This made no sense at the time and was both reassuring and confusing. I will not detail all the steps of the program, but suffice to say that I was looking forward with equal measures of dread and anticipation towards my first attempt in 40+ years of smoking to quit. I was not excited about participating in weekly discussion groups, but agreed to try. I was surprised to discover that the group was composed of such a diverse range of ages, socioeconomic levels, and ethnic backgrounds.
Many times during the group meetings, "alumni" would be guest speakers to discuss their successes. They explained that while it was always an ongoing battle requiring vigilance and resolve, it was possible to stay tobacco free. Carol never gave out "scare" literature, never scolded, and never questioned our resolve. She was always a positive force and provided great support without being a cheerleader. I have been tobacco free for 7 years now, and I have Carol to thank for it.
Carol has become a friend. I marvel at her energy and her dedication to what is now, and probably always has been, a calling rather than a job. She is a true Unsung Hero despite the fact that there is certainly a large and extremely enthusiastic choir of over 3000 ex-smokers who, if they could all be assembled in one place, would loudly sing her praises."
Only about 4% - 7% of smokers who try to quit smoking are successful on any given attempt. In contrast, one year after completing her program, 56% of Southard's clients remain tobacco-free. "It has been a challenge being in this profession, but it has been incredibly rewarding," she says.
Learn more about the Smoking Cessation Services at Northwestern.
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Marketing green products is paying off big time for electronics giant Philips.
The company reported a 33% sales increase on green products last year at EUR 5.3bn ($7.8bn) compared to EUR 4bn in 2006.
Green products sales in Philips' global healthcare, lighting and consumer businesses now account for 20% of the company's total 2007 sales.
Last year in September, Philips launched its EcoVision4 program which aimed to double green products sales to 30% of total revenues by 2012. With the current green momentum, the company might reach its green sales goals way early than expected.
Through the program, the company also plans to invest EUR 1 billion in more green innovation and to improve their operations' energy efficiency by 25% in the next five years.
A small price to pay compared to the return on their investments.


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Bedford Athletic 11 Ampthill 23
Higher division Ampthill were given a real scare as they were forced to battle hard for their 23-11 derby victory against Bedford Athletic in their East Midlands Cup quarter-final at Putnoe Woods on Saturday.
Late tries courtesy of the introduction of Ampthill's former semi-professional players swung the game the way of the visitors as they were pushed to the limit by the Midlands One East side to claim the annually-contested Herbert Osbourn Memorial Shield.
Osbourn was a member of both clubs and the shield was presented by his daughter Marian Fordham to A's captain Karl Braband after the match.
Amps named a young starting XV and took the lead against the run of play on six minutes through Elliott Clements-Hill's penalty.
It continued to be a close affair and, after James Mortimer had missed one shot at goal, he levelled the scored with his 27th-minute penalty.
He then gave Ath the lead with another penalty three minutes later as Braband was yellow-carded.
Mortimer was again just wide on the stroke of half time as the hosts led 6-3.
A's made a number of changes at half time, as they brought some more experienced players.
Clements-Hill, playing at fly-half, tied the scores again early in the second half, but this just seemed to spur the home side on to greater things.
Following another missed penalty on 46 minutes James Mortimer threaded a precision kick through the visitors' defence on 54 minutes allowing Luke Levitt the time to win the race to the touch down and open up an 11-6 lead. After multiple substitutions on the hour mark, Amps scored the equalising try through Jonathan Raven to tie the score at 11-11 as the conversion was missed.
Experienced A's proceeded to gradually wear down the home side's resistance and, after missing a penalty with 10 minutes to go, score two tries in the last five minutes to claim victory.
Wing Kyle Palm claimed the first and continued forwards pressure enabled prop Sam Walsh to crash over for a try converted by Clements-Hill.
This weekend Ampthill host Newport (Salop) as they return to National League Three Midlands action, while Ath will have been boosted by an impressive all-round display, epitomised by Tommy Mills' defence and good work in the loose from Rob Watkins.
Ath will take heart from their performance as they go to Towcestrians, unbeaten at home so far this season, in Midlands One East on Saturday.