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Andreas Conca
Affiliation: Regional Hospital of Rankweil
Country: Austria
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- Simultaneous pattern of rCBF and rCMRGlu in continuation ECT: case reportsAndreas Conca
Department of Psychiatry I, Regional Hospital of Rankweil, Valdunastr 16, A 6830 Rankweil, Austria
Psychiatry Res 124:191-8. 2003..The pattern of the isotope uptake ratios did not show any similarities to neurodegenerative processes, which might confirm the high safety profile of ECT also during the continuation phase of treatment...
- Effect of chronic repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation on regional cerebral blood flow and regional cerebral glucose uptake in drug treatment-resistant depressives. A brief reportAndreas Conca
Department of Psychiatry I, Regional Hospital of Rankweil, Austria
Neuropsychobiology 45:27-31. 2002..The role of the stimulation coil placement site should be taken into account...
- Combining high and low frequencies in rTMS antidepressive treatment: preliminary resultsAndreas Conca
Departments of Psychiatry I and II, Regional Hospital, 6830 Rankweil, Austria
Hum Psychopharmacol 17:353-6. 2002..These preliminary findings suggest that rTMS, at varying frequencies and stimulation placements, evokes different psychoactive effects of clinical relevance...
- Zuclopenthixol-acetate treatment in catatonic patients: the implication of iron metabolismA Conca
Department of Psychiatry I, Regional Hospital Rankweil, 6830 Rankweil, Austria
Eur Psychiatry 18:28-31. 2003..Our findings indicate a possible involvement of ferropenia in catatonic patients, regardless of the diagnoses, and in the development of benign transient hyperthermia, also known as drug fever...
- Etomidate vs. thiopentone in electroconvulsive therapy. An interdisciplinary challenge for anesthesiology and psychiatryA Conca
Department of Psychiatry I, Regional Hospital Rankweil, Rankweil, Austria
Pharmacopsychiatry 36:94-7. 2003....
- ECT response after relapse during continuation repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation. A case reportA Conca
Department of Psychiatry I, Regional Hospital of Rankweil, LKH Rankweil, Valunastr 16, Rankweil 6830, Austria
Eur Psychiatry 19:118-9. 2004..In this patient rTMS had a good clinical impact as an acute treatment strategy, but failed to prevent relapse as the continuation ECT previously did in the same patient...
- [Is there a rationale in combining anticonvulsants for bipolar patients?]Andreas Conca
Abteilung der Psychiatrie I, Landeskrankenhaus Rankweil
Neuropsychiatr 21:159-71. 2007....
- [Adverse cognitive effects and ECT]Michael Prapotnik
Abteilung für Psychiatrie I, LKH Rankweil, Austria
Wien Med Wochenschr 156:200-8. 2006..The final chapter deals with the issue of whether ECT causes brain damage...
- Post-traumatic stress disorder and amygdala-hippocampectomyP Adami
Department of Psychiatry I, Regional Hospital Rankweil, Rankweil, Austria
Acta Psychiatr Scand 113:360-3; discussion 363-4. 2006..The case report suggests the indispensability of preoperative accurate psychiatric checkups especially in temporal resections...
- Frequency of and rationales for the combined use of electroconvulsive therapy and antiepileptic drugs in Austria and the literaturePaul Rubner
Department of Neurology, Regional Hospital of Rankweil 1, Rankweil, Austria
World J Biol Psychiatry 10:836-45. 2009..But there is still a clear need for prospective case controlled data concerning side effects, safety profiles and effectiveness until it can be recommended...
- Impact of seizure duration in maintenance electroconvulsive therapyJan Di Pauli
Department of Psychiatry I, Regional Hospital of Rankweil, A 6830 Rankweil, Austria
Psychiatry Clin Neurosci 63:769-71. 2009..In contrast, the seizure duration of the non-responder group increased significantly within the first week. It was concluded that the early increase in seizure duration at constant energy could be predictive of relapse...
- Maintenance electroconvulsive therapy in affective and schizoaffective disorderE Swoboda
Department of Psychiatry I, Landeskrankenhaus Rankweil, Austria
Neuropsychobiology 43:23-8. 2001..Our results indicate that in selected patients M-ECT, at least in combination with supporting medication, may be an efficient and safe alternative to pharmacological continuation or maintenance therapy alone...
- No deterioration of cognitive performance in an aggressive unilateral and bilateral antidepressant rTMS add-on trialArmand Hausmann
Department of General Psychiatry, University Hospital Innsbruck, Austria
J Clin Psychiatry 65:772-82. 2004....
- [Are there substantial reasons for contraindicating antidepressants in bipolar disorder? Part III. The alternatives!]Armand Hausmann
Universitätsklinik für Psychiatrie, Medizinische Universiätt Innsbruck
Neuropsychiatr 21:248-60. 2007..Because of clinical wisdom, in patients with mixed episodes or rapid cycling antidepressants should be avoided...
- Antidepressant-associated mania with escitalopramMichael Prapotnik
Eur Psychiatry 19:455-6. 2004
- [Are there substantial reasons for contraindicating antidepressants in bipolar disorder? Part II: facts or artefacts?]Armand Hausmann
Medizinische Universitat Innsbruck, Univ Klinik für Psychiatrie, rTMS Labor Tagesklinik für Affektive Erkrankungen, Innsbruck
Neuropsychiatr 21:131-58. 2007..Literature on the use of antidepressants in maintenance is virtually absent. The authors present current literature and guidelines of recent treatment recommendations in bipolar depression...
- [Psychotherapeutic interventions in bipolar disorder: a review]Armand Hausmann
Medizinische Universitat Innsbruck, Univ Klinik für Psychiatrie, Tagesklinik für Affektive Erkrankungen
Neuropsychiatr 21:102-9. 2007..Efficacy of psychoeducation seems to be rather short lived. Currently not yet evaluated booster-sessions might help. More data are needed in order to identify patients with a putative good response to psychotherapeutic interventions...
- Clinical efficacy and cognitive side effects of bifrontal versus right unilateral electroconvulsive therapy (ECT): a short-term randomised controlled trial in pharmaco-resistant major depressionGerhard W Eschweiler
Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Eberhard Karls University Tuebingen, Germany
J Affect Disord 101:149-57. 2007..In most studies right unilateral electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) has been shown to cause fewer cognitive side effects but less antidepressant efficacy compared with bi(fronto)temporal ECT at certain intensities...
- Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation in a patient with atypical Todd's postepileptic paralysisStefan Koppi
Psychiatry Clin Neurosci 62:368. 2008
- [Depressive symptoms and the Idiopathic Parkinson's Syndrome (IPS): a review]Giancarlo Giupponi
Psychiatrische Dienste Bozen, Italien
Neuropsychiatr 22:71-82. 2008..Dopamine agonists as well as antidepressants present the mainstay in biological therapeutic interventions. A therapeutic algorithm based on theoretical considerations is presented...
- Can bilateral prefrontal repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) induce mania? A case reportArmand Hausmann
J Clin Psychiatry 65:1575-6. 2004
- A case of delayed galactorrhoea as an adverse event of overlapping haloperidol and clozapine administrationAndreas Conca
Int J Neuropsychopharmacol 8:303-5. 2005

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Technology achievements abound as Enerpac Strand Lifting safely hoists massive iron ore mills from China
An Enerpac Strand Lift system capable of safely positioning huge loads to accuracies within fractions of a millimeter is being employed by VDM Group in constructing Australia's largest-ever magnetite mining and processing operation.
CITIC Pacific Mining's $US4 billion Sino Iron Ore project in Western Australia involves 12 of the biggest iron ore processing mills ever built, which are manufactured in China and transported in sub-assembly form for precision positioning onto their bearings 21 metres above the ground.
It is the first time iron ore processing mills have been fabricated in a factory in China and transported internationally, travelling by sea and road for rapid assembly at a destination more than 7000 km distant and in the process achieving huge time savings over on-site fabrication.
The initial six pairs of 800 ton ball mills and 1400 tonne autogenous mills are being installed by VDM Group using the Enerpac precision lifting technology over an one year programme extending from January this year until end of January 2011, as the huge project builds up to an initial target capacity of 27,6 million tons a year from a resource of more than two billion tons of measured indicated and inferred magnetite ore. More mills may be added later as the site 100 km from Karratha grows to become one of the world's biggest iron ore developments. The project, owned by China Metallurgical Company, will employ 10.000 workers to build it, 800 to run it and involve extensive technology transfer, with Chinese and Australian design teams developing the mills that will process the magnetite ore into fine concentrate and produce value-added products that will help pave the way for the magnetite industry in the state.
The Australian and International Enerpac Integrated Solutions team worked with CITIC Pacific previously in constructing the Beijing Olympics Birds Nest Stadium. The partnership employed Strand Lift technology that draws on Enerpac's worldwide prestressing and post constant tensioning technology as well as heavy lifting expertise that was used in the lifting from the ocean floor of the 10.000 tonne Russian submarine Kursk.
Heavy Lifting Systems
The powerful PLC-controlled synchronous Strand Lift heavy lifting systems hoist loads of thousands of tonnes where access is restricted, overhead space is limited or maximum stability is required. Applications range from mining, energy and petroleum sites onshore and offshore, through to the placing of weapons systems in submarines, positioning machines in tunnels and erecting bridges and viaducts.
The Sino Iron Ore Strand Lift System specified by VDM Group for CITIC Pacific and MCC Mining involved four 444 ton 37 Strand, Strand Jacks, with Recoiler and Palm Tree Control Systems positioned on the prefabricated steel structures above the position to which the ball malls are delivered by road from the Cape Preston wharf to the mill site at Cape Preston concentrator area in Western Australia's far northwest.
The mills travel overnight for several nights at about 1 km an hour on multi-wheel transporters before being placed beneath the Strand Lifting equipment for raising 6 metres clear of the transporters, then lowering 6 metres for positioning onto the mobile transporter that is driven laterally into position on rails after the multi-wheel transporter is removed.
The mobile transporter subsequently transports the mills laterally to a position adjacent to the foundation towers on which the trunnion bearings are located, where the Strand Lift System operating from another prefabricated jacking towers lifts and lowers them into their final position. The strand lift can raise and lower at speeds up to a metre every nine minutes, with one-person control of the many steps involved from a PLC screen synchronising the action of the jacks.
The jacks involve large capacity, hollow core hydraulic cylinders, dual locking cylinders and especially designed clamping wedges. The cluster of cylinders (each of which can be of up to 1000 ton lifting capacity) are positioned directly above the load to draw it securely upwards on multiple wire rope strands governed by an integral locking system.
The precision lifting system, suspended from a fixed, stable surrounding framework gives complete control at each stage of the lift, with the hydraulically actuated and PLC controlled lifting and locking system able to secure the load in any position.
"Accuracy is critical in all phases of the operation, none more so than the positioning of the huge mills onto their bearings. The lifts required very accurate and stable technology that could operate reliably in conditions including extreme heat, frequently well over 40 degree Celsius, as well as the possibility of frequent winds," said Enerpac Integrated Solutions Manager Mr Colin Chapman. Mr Chapman and Enerpac Technical Support Engineer Ray Paasila assisted the engineer controlling the first Strand Lifts undertaken by the VDM Group.
"VDM Group invested a great deal of time and energy into fostering the teamwork that paid off during the lift. They travelled to Europe to train on the technology and worked closely with Enerpac and Enerpac Global Integrated Solutions Specialist, Mr Antonia Lopez Pasteur, who came to Australia for the first lift," said Mr Chapman.
"The teamwork all paid off during the first lift, when, during the positioning over the bearings, we lowered the mill to within 0,6 mm of the target position as required by the mill manufacturer people on site. This is quite a marvelous achievement considering the mill is nearly 800 ton and we had to contend with winds we estimated at about 10m/s at the top of the mill foundation.
"Setting down the mill onto the thrust blocks was the most delicate part of the whole operation. There is only 0,5 mm clearance on each side between the thrust blocks and the groove in the trunnion of the mill.
"The CITIC Pacific and Monadelphous people involved asked us to adjust the mill position with four ancillary manual jacks by 0,1 mm at a time. VDM Group demonstrated tremendous skill by lowering the mill in steps as small as 0,2 mm as the mill approached the target position, far surpassing original specifications required. "Then the on-site team raised the trunnion bearings to make contact with the trunnions at both ends to support the mill. The cradles were then lowered down and then preparation was made to move the mobile transporter out of the way.
"It was an enormously intricate process, requiring extraordinary precision, preparation and teamwork. It was an outstanding achievement by all involved." Strand Lifting (which originates from the concrete post tensioning principle) is particularly useful where loads need to be raised or lowered over long distances and where operators need maximum stability and precision control over the lifting process.
Each of the Strand Lifting elements employed on a project is suspended on steel cables above the load. The bundled steel cable (the strand) passes through the hydraulic cylinder of each Stand Lifting element. Each of these cylinders contains an integrated locking function, actuated remotely by synchronising PLC technology. After the cylinder's initial extension, this clamps onto the cable as the cylinder retracts for its next cycle, then extends again to repeat the operation as many times as necessary for the job in hand.
By stroking the cylinder in and out while the grips are engaged, a lifting or lowering movement is achieved. A sophisticated software program synchronises the motion of the Strand Lifting elements and adjusts the motion to the loads per lifting point. This program can operate and control dozens of strand jacks simultaneously. During operation, all loads and anchor positions are displayed on the screen of the control unit.
"Because the multiple jacks can be moved in unison and with great precision, heavy structures can be assembled at ground level (with increased safety and reduced cost)and then lifted into position, rather than having to be built in the air. Traditional cranes and other lifting methods cannot provide this level of precision," says Mr Chapman, who has been involved in some of Australia's major industrial and infrastructure projects, including pipeline, resources loader, ports, petroleum, heavy lifting and materials handling projects. Because the strand lifting cylinders are directly over the lift points of the load, it not only gives maximum stability, but also allows the full lifting force to be employed, rather than being reduced by being employed from an offset position on the end of a lifting beam or boom). Designed to complement cranes and other lifting systems, the maximum lifting capacity of the strand system is determined by strand capacity rather than the abundant capacity of the hydraulic cylinders, which are types already employed worldwide with outstanding reliability, says Colin Chapman. "Theoretically any number of strand jacks can be used simultaneously to achieve unlimited lifting capacity, with computer-control to keep the motion of all jacks synchronised. "But in practice, if we were using 40 of the largest jacks used in Australia to date (each of about 444 ton), with a safety factor of 2,5 to 1, loads of more than 17.000 ton can be lifted with utmost precision and safety.
Enerpac Integrated Solutions projects globally range from lifting of entire buildings and bridges (including the Golden Gate Bridge) to splitting of mining draglines for maintenance and construction of offshore oil rigs.
Recent projects include construction of the world's highest viaduct, the Millau viaduct in Southern France, which at 300 metres (984 feet) is the highest road bridge in the world, twice as high as the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and taller than the Eiffel Tower.
CITIC Pacific's Sino Iron Project
CITIC Pacific Mining's Sino Iron project is a world class, large-scale magnetite iron ore project, the first of its kind in Western Australia. It is bringing innovative, new mining processes to this country and is the first iron ore project to include large scale downstream processing.
The company says the project will draw on the expertise and skills in magnetite processing from Chinese and other world leaders in this field, providing an excellent opportunity for Australia to benefit from exposure to international skills and processing technology.
The Sino Iron project will be a highly technical, value-adding operation requiring significant processing and transport infrastructure.
The project has access to over two billion tonnes of measured indicated and inferred magnetite ore and, when operational, will be one of the world's largest mines. It will process produce 27,6 million ton a year of a mix of pellets and concentrate.
The mine's end product – magnetite, in concentrate and pellets – is an important commodity as it is one of the raw materials used to make steel. In the conversion process, significantly less carbon dioxide is produced than with other materials, making magnetite increasingly desirable in this era of environmental awareness. It is estimated that CITIC Pacific Mining's Sino Iron project will add nearly AU$75 billion in revenue to the Australian economy over the next 25 years.
Spending on operations is expected to exceed AU$30 billion over the current life of the project and it will generate export revenue of at least AU$3 billion a year. Successful implementation of this project could also facilitate developments of magnetite iron ore projects and major gas projects in the immediate vicinity.
The project also represents a significant linkage with China, fostering closer ties between the governments of Western Australia and China, which in turn could trigger interest in other direct investment from China into the State or nationwide.


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We tend to take modern society for granted, yet for nearly all of its 6 million years of existence, human society had none of these things. Even now, says UCLA Professor Jared Diamond, we still possess bodies and social practices often better adapted to traditional conditions.
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The following symbols are used to rate the accessibility of hotels and public venues throughout Britain. You will find them in RADAR and tourist board guidebooks, hotel brochures, websites and in disability magazines. Please note that these symbols denote basic access requirements, such as level entrances and wide doorways. They do not address amenities such as roll-in showers or hoists. These symbols are a good starting place, but of course its always prudent to check with the property directly.
|Category 1 - Accessible to an independent wheelchair user.
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|Category 3 - Accessible to someone with mobility difficulties, but able to walk up a maximum of three steps.
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There are many ways to enjoy the beautiful British countryside. One option is to rent an accessible vehicle and set out on your own freewheeling holiday. Accessible self-drive rental vehicles, including cars with hand controls and lift equipped vans, are now available on a limited basis in Britain. A word of warning though; hand controls from continental Europe and North America will most likely not work on British rental vehicles. Remember, the British drive on the left-hand side of the road, so bringing your own hand controls from home may not be a workable solution. Your best bet it to rent a vehicle already adapted to your specific needs.
If you plan a self-drive holiday, dont forget to bring your handicapped parking placard from home. The Orange Badge is the official disabled parking permit in Britain; but ECMT Resolution 97/4 grants reciprocal handicapped parking privileges to permit-holders from other countries. The resolution requires permit holders to display a document that shows the international symbol for persons with disabilities, as well as the name of the document holder. As of Jan 1, 1999, travelers from associate countries (including the US and Canada) are included in this resolution.
You must obey the parking regulations of the host country. See the Disabled Drivers Mobility Club website, www.disabledmotoring.org for a list of the regulations.
Currently the Republic of Ireland does not have any self-drive accessible rental vehicles. If you wish to travel around the Irish countryside, the best option is to hire an accessible vehicle with a driver/guide. This is also an excellent option in England, Scotland and Wales, and indeed, it's the choice for those that want to explore the country at their own pace, but prefer to leave the driving to someone else.
National Key Scheme (NKS) was set up to allow independent access
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to protect these facilities from vandalism. The NKS was first
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It's a funny thing, preseason.
For defender Patrick Ianni, training camps of the last few seasons have meant time to continue rehabbing injuries or working toward the Olympics. For the first time in his professional career, Ianni is gearing toward the regular season with a full head of steam.
No injuries. No other camps to attend. It's Sounders FC all the way.
"The last few preseasons, I haven't been able to come in fully fit. That means a lot to me. In the past I haven't had time to take care of myself or rebuild my body," Ianni said. "From that standpoint, this was a great offseason for me. I feel more like I'm ready to endure what we go through during a season."
That can only mean good things for the Sounders FC. After coming to Seattle in a trade one week into 2009 training camp, Ianni watched from the bench behind the solid starting defensive core of Jhon Kennedy Hurtado and Tyrone Marshall. Through injuries and suspensions, he found himself in the starting lineup for 10 regular season games and he came off the bench for appearances in seven others, playing an integral role in the Sounders 12-7-11 season.
He even provided one of the great offensive highlights of the season twisting a bicycle kick goal past Houston's Pat Onstad to give Seattle a 2-1 lead in their home win over the Dynamo July 17.
Through all that, Ianni became the only non-starter who the Sounders protected from the 2009 expansion draft.
Not only that, but Ianni also finished the season healthy, which meant more time with his family and more time to relax and prepare for the 2010 season. He split time between Seattle and his home in Lodi, Calif. In his words, "getting ready for Dave (Tenney, fitness coach for the Sounders FC) to kill us."
"I came in ready to work on my game as opposed to starting from building fitness and strength," he said. "I've been able to use the preseason for what it is ideally about. Being able to just work out and not have to worry about maintenance has been really good."
Ianni will continue to fight for playing time while providing needed depth at all defensive positions or even as a midfielder in a pinch for a Sounders FC schedule that promises to get quite congested with the MLS schedule, friendlies, the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup and the CONCACAF Champions League.
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for my two vaginal deliveries i was EXCESSIVELY itchy,had terrible burning sensation n developed hives, my gyn said am probably allergic to iodine,said there r no test for that, that my ps wld have to use a diff solution i am worried,i really dont wanna go throu such terrible experience ever again. What do u recommend me?already let my ps know through his assistand,still waitin on aswer. Do u really think i will b able to get my procedure done with another kind of solution? or i wont longer qualify?
BBL & BA This Coming Summer, but Allergic to Betadine Iodine Solution. Is This a Problem?
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Iodine allergy
Thanks for your question. There are many skin preps available. I use a product called chloroprep which contains chlorohexidine and alcohol and absolutely no iodine. Good luck.
There are many alternative skin prep solutions other than Betadine.
There are many alternative skin prep solutions other than Betadine. Remind your health care providers on the day of the procedure.
Skin preps for surgery
There are many different types of skin preps available that do not contain iodine. I would say that it might be a good suggestion to check with an allergist regarding this presumed iodine allergy. The rash may have been from something else.
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There are many skin preps available that do not contain iodine. Make sure your physician is aware of your allergy so an alternative can be selected.
Learn more: http://www.toddbkochmd.com
There are many alternatives to iodine so don't be concerned about it.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters is a Not-For-Profit that matched adult volunteer mentors with vulnerable and disadvantaged young people. They target the children who need us most, including those living in single parent homes, growing up in poverty and coping with parental incarceration. Starting something begins with finding a great match between a Big and a Little. Making these matches, and performing all the background work involved with them, is possible because of donations from people like you. It's also why we're able to offer such a wide variety of programs that pair children, ages 6 through 18, with role models in one-to-one relationships.
If you want to know more visit www.bbbs.org.au (and no: I don't know why there is a flying milk carton on their website).
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One of the best things about this time of year is that it's finally warmed up enough to get outside for some fresh air! Warmer temperatures mean melting snow and that of course means dirty, muddy puddles. A dirty mud puddle is like a kid magnet. I don't know what it is about them, but kids to a puddle are like a moth to a flame. It's inevitable that at some point my kids are going to seek out some puddles and do some serious jumping. I'm all about "saying yes" and embracing fun in childhood (and adulthood!), but I'm not a big fan about the ensuing battle to get them clean. One of my tricks is to lure them into a shower with the promise of a fun bath with a simple and easy to make fizzing bath bomb.
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There are plenty of products available to make bath time fun these days. You can make your bath water change different colours, turn into gel and back again and even glow in the dark. I love the idea of making baths fun, but I'm not a fan of the chemical additives that are used to make all of these things possible.
Three years ago, on my quest to decrease my family's exposure to added chemicals, I used my background in biotechnology to develop some all-natural products and launched my small business Love Simply Made. You can read more about me, the products I manufacture and my small business over at www.lovesimplymade.ca and on my Facebook page.
While having a background in chemistry is certainly handy, it's not necessary if you'd like to have a little fun with your kids creating something that's safe and fun to use in the bath! I would love to share with you my recipe for Fizzing Bath Bombs. These awesome bombs are made from simple ingredients, all of which are easily found at the grocery store, bulk food store (such as Bulk Barn), or can be ordered online from Saffire Blue Inc. The recipe is super easy, no stress for mom and dad, and the kids get to practice measuring and mixing!
Bath Bomb Ingredients:
- Epsom salts
- Cornstarch
- Baking soda
- Citric Acid
- Optional* turmeric this provides a nice soft yellow colour and it's all natural!
- Extra virgin olive oil
- Water
Bath Bomb Materials:
- Mixing bowl
- Small cup
- Measuring spoons
- silicone mold – these can be found at the dollar store for very cheap.
- Whisk
- small plastic figures such as plastic dinosaurs from the dollar store
- cookie sheet
- Jar or container to store your unused bath bombs in
You've very likely got several of these things around your house already. The others are easily found in bulk at bulk barn, aside from the citric acid. Citric acid is sold in small 100 g bottles, you may have to ask a store associate to help you locate it. Bulk barn also sells essential oils, now is a great time to grab a bottle of lavender or sweet orange for scent!
Bath Bomb Instructions:
There are 2 ways you can make the bath bombs. There is the fast method with a quick short burst (as seen in the video below) and the second method is for a longer slower fizz which takes 48 hours to cure.
Fizzing Bath Bomb Powder (Quick 5 mins to prepare):
- Once you've got all of your materials organized, it's time to have some fun! The basic recipe is very simple. Two parts baking soda, one part Epsom salts, one part citric acid and one part corn starch. This is a very basic ratio, so if the kids get a little messy or it's not quite accurate don't stress! The most important thing is to have twice as much baking soda as citric acid. I like to use the whole jar of citric acid and then use that empty jar to measure out the rest, it keeps things nice and simple when kids are involved!
- Measure out each of the dry ingredients first into a bowl and whisk to mix so everything is combined evenly. If you're adding turmeric measure out 2 tsp and whisk that in as well.
Fizzing Bath Bomb Mold (15 mins to prepare, 48 h to cure):
- Into the small cup, measure 2 tsp olive oil and 3 tsp water. If you have some essential oils you can add 1 tsp to the wet ingredients now, just make sure to add 1 less tsp of water. Pour the wet ingredients into the dry powder you made above and whisk quickly! It'll fizz a bit at this point as the water activates the baking soda (the base) and citric acid (the acid) which react together to form carbon dioxide gas and therefore the bubbles.
- Place your silicone mold onto a cookie sheet (this allows you to move the mold while it's drying). Using a measuring spoon or small spoon, spoon the mixture into the cavities of the mold. You want to fill them and pack the mixture down tightly with your fingers. At this stage, I like to hide small plastic toys in the bath bomb as a little extra fun. To do this simply half fill the mold cavity, pop in a small toy and then fill in over top and pack tightly.
- Once your bath bomb molds are filled they will need to sit for at least 24 hours (48 is best, but kids aren't too patient!). This allows the water to evaporate so they harden up and can come out of the molds more easily. Once they've had a chance to dry you can remove them from the molds carefully. Store your bombs in an airtight container until you're ready to use them since they can react with moisture in the air.
- At bath time, fill your tub and let you child(ren) pick a bath bomb to drop in. Watch it fizz and bubble!
This is a fun and simple activity to do with your kids that is cost-effective and you can feel great knowing that there are no harmful chemicals in their bath! Alternatively, if you don't want to wait 24 hours you can omit the olive oil and water and just whisk the dry ingredients into a powder that will fizz when sprinkled into water. It won't fizz as long since it's not hardened and concentrated like a bath bomb, but it's still fun!
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I've seen The Descent four times now in various settings, from being by myself to being in a room full of people, and it still never fails to creep me out. That's no easy task for any horror film considering how many of them I've seen and how used to watching them I am, but Neil Marshall managed to pull it off with is second feature. It's a beautiful thing.
Our foreign correspondent Axelle recently got the chance to sit down with Marshall and have a one-on-one about his fantastic film, and the results should be enough to get you slavering to see this even more. As you know, Lionsgate will be releasing the film theatrically this summer, but there's a Region 2 disc already out in the UK that is more than worth getting.
Enjoy the interview and if you haven't seen it yet beware off SPOILERS! (don't worry, they're well marked -Johnny)
Axelle Carolyn: The Descent is your second horror film, yet you don't want to be known as a horror director…
Neil Marshall: I don't want to be just a horror director; I love doing horror films but I don't want to be pigeonholed. I've done two horror films back-to-back now, very different to my mind anyway: one, Dog Soldiers, is a sort of black comedy horror film. The Descent is a darker film. Now I want to go and do something totally different; I'm directing a science fiction film next and exploring some other genres, other stories and characters and then come back to doing horror films! I love horror films and I think secretly I love scaring the audience.
AC: Where did the idea of The Descent come from?
NM: I'd read articles and books and seen documentaries about caving. I'd never gone caving myself but it sounded pretty scary so I thought I'd come up with a story set in a cave. It was ideal for a horror film to utilize an environment that is about darkness and shadows.
I remember when I was ten or eleven years old I went on a school trip and we went in a mine. We all gathered together and the guide said, "I want you to turn all your torches off", and for the first time in my life I experienced pitch black. It's not like when you're at home and the lights are off, when you have streetlight coming in or the stars or whatever; it's pitch black. You can move your hand in front of your face and you can't see anything. It made me cling to my torch; out in the world it is just a torch but in there it's your whole life.
As part of research for the film I did go caving and yea, it's intense, I thoroughly enjoyed it but I don't think I'd like to do it again… So I was really interested in that idea, and it's a friend of mine who said, why not make them all women? I thought, that's inspired, that's genius, why not?
AC: Well, maybe because it makes it more difficult for you to write it…
NM: It was certainly more of a challenge for me as a writer, but it's a contemporary idea and more importantly for me, the story was is no way dependent on the fact that they were women, they just are and you accept that. And nobody ever made an all female ensemble in a horror film.
AC: Going back to the idea of the cave, it is a perfect setting for a horror movie, but at the same time it sounds quite impossible to film…
NM: Totally. And for that reason we made the decision very early on that we wouldn't be filming in a real cave. The main reason, obviously, was how dangerous and impractical it would be coming into the cave with the material; it's just far too risky. But also we had very specific action within the script and we had to find a real cave that fit the bill. Finding all of that in one cave would have been impossible, and finding it in a bunch of caves was an unrealistic possibility.
So we built everything, there isn't a single real cave in the film, everything's faked. There's a matte painting, miniatures, and 98% of it are sets we built in Pinewood. Our production designer and my director of photography both did a fantastic job of making these caves look incredibly real. We used the same set, a sort of corridor thing, something like twelve times! We just made it look different every time. Also, we only used the light sources that the girls carry down into the darkness with them. There should be no extraneous sources of light because that's cheating, that's how it is in the dark.
AC: I guess you used all sorts of reflective boards to use the light to its maximum?
NM: Yes, reflective boards hidden in different places. We used every trick in the book. It was kind of fun trying to solve all these problems. And since the actresses were using their own lights, the lighting was never the same twice, which also helped us make the sets look different.
AC: What kind of budget did you have?
NM: It was 3.5 million pounds… like 6 or 7 million dollars. The TV company who made "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?" made a fortune. Paul Smith, the guy who runs it, wanted to get into filmmaking and a couple of years ago he created Salvador Films; their first production was Dirty Pretty Things and The Descent was their second film. They were the sole source of financing; it's a really unique thing in the UK because I only had the producer and the executive producer to deal with, it was ideal.
AC: How did you cast the actresses?
NM: Some were easy, like Holly; but for Sarah, we looked at so many people for that part. Shauna came back again and again and again. Every time we had an audition we'd bring Shauna back. We were doing all sorts of things, we were lining chairs in a row, because one of the scenes we auditioned with was the bit where she gets stuck in the tunnel and collapses, and you can't do that just sitting in a room. So we had them crawl underneath the chairs and I filmed them with a camcorder. It really helped with the whole audition process.
AC: Did you also make them audition together?
NM: If we passed somebody, we'd ask her to come back in and play with the others. I wanted everybody to be visually and physically different. I wanted them to sound different because they would be filmed in the dark; I wanted them to be very accomplished actors; that was the most important thing. They had to be physically capable of what we were gonna put them through; everybody was warned very early on that it was gonna be an incredibly difficult shoot and they all said yes. They were great, they were true to their word, none of them complained that we made them suffer. They all went to climbing training, rafting training, caving training before the shoot, and the shoot itself was physical. The guys in Dog Soldiers, it was a walk in the park for them; they just had to sit in the house. These girls had to lie in freezing cold water all day… They all had cuts and bruises by the end of the shoot.
AC: Did any of them know anything about caving before?
NM: No. Shauna [MacDonald] had gone climbing before, but she'd never gone caving and we discovered that she was really claustrophobic. But that helped her play the character.
AC: Why did you decide to shoot the film in sequence?
NM: It was the only way we could do it. They never revisit the same cave twice and we only had a certain amount of sets, so what we had to do was use the set then pull it apart and rebuild something else. That's the way we had to do it; the characters make a physical and mental journey through the cave, and it's better for them to film it in story order and it's better for us. The only thing that we didn't shoot in sequence was the bit of the film where she comes back out of the ground.
AC: But you did start with the rafting sequence? It looks like one of the most difficult scenes to shoot though…
NM: Yes, it was the first day of shooting and the most difficult part for me. We were filming in Scotland in December when it gets light at 10 am and dark at 4pm, we had six hours to do the entire sequence! Luckily we had five cameras to cover it and the girls were so adapted to rafting the stunt guys said they could go on their own, they would be fine.
AC: The opening sequence is a great introduction to the characters and to the atmosphere of the movie. Where did the idea come from?
NM: It was two things. First it was an homage to Deliverance, which is one of my favorite films of all time and a huge inspiration for this film. Also, just to show that these girls are strong and independent, they like to do adventurous sports. Someone suggested skydiving at first but I thought it was a bit too nice, with blue skies… I wanted something a bit messier and I thought rafting would be good for that.
AC: How did you design the creatures?
NM: I did some ideas on my computer, initial concepts, but then when we got the actors and the designers came in we came up with different ideas and it evolved from one thing to the other. I always wanted them to be as human as possible and to have evolved in that environment logically; their eyes are blind and have gone bigger, they use their senses in a different kind of way to us, but they are essentially human. It was a lot of fun designing that one.
AC: There have been rumors about another ending for the US version…
NM: Yes, the American distributor decided to change it. There won't be anything new; the only difference is that when she climbs out of the cave and she gets in the car and she drives along, it cuts back to her being in the cave: that's what they've cut. So she's in the car, Juno sits next to her and she screams and that's it. All it really does is it suggests that she does make it out of the cave. She's still bad, but she's out. They tested both endings and it played a lot better without the last bit. For whatever reason they preferred the idea that she made it out of the cave. Fair enough, she's killed all her friends but she's out of the cave, so it's ok! (Laughs.) My original ending has been seen in the UK, has been seen worldwide, everybody else is going to get to see that, but well. It's a totally different mindset; I can't get my head around it, but whatever. They're going to get to see the complete ending on DVD anyway.
AC: What are you working on now?
NM: I'm doing a project called Doomsday. It's a break from horror; but it's still gonna be pretty dark, full of action and violence, but it's more of a tribute to films like Mad Max and Escape From New York. I'm not just a horror fan, I love all sorts of films and I've always wanted to make a sort of science fiction, post-apocalyptic adventure. It's all set in the UK and we should be shooting that this summer. I'm going to try to get the same team from The Descent back.
AC: So you have no intention to leave the UK?
NM: No, I have no interest in doing anything in L.A. I don't want to be making films with happy endings!
Big thanks to Axelle for allowing us access to the interview and of course to Neil for making it happen in the first place! Lionsgate has big plans for The Descent this August, likely giving it a huge promotional push, and I hope that you'll head out and see if when it's here, you won't be sorry. Keep it here for more on the film!
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Transgressive Architecture as the Catalyst for new Social Order:
Re-Occupying Alcatraz Island.
Architecture is currently in the state of reactionary forms that are disconnected from our thoughts and actions. I believe that our thoughts and actions can form architecture which will become the instigator for awakening individual consciousness to the layers of oppresion, dissaticfaction, and suppression in our current social order. I began by implementing the action of protest and occupation on a site. This action represents the dissatisfaction with Government suppression and reveals the need for education and protest. At this site I am creating obstacles that reveal the history of the prison, the Native American occupation, and the passive observance that individuals take when visiting the site in it's current state as a national park and tourist attraction. This transgressive architecture will disrupt individuals consciousness, bring awareness of government suppression to the forefront of our minds, and instigate social change towards a new world order where architecture is viewed as an active part of our state of existence.
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The Sound Bar features a bifurcated cylindrical design that nicely balances an inserted iPad or other iOS device. The large digital clock readout below the dock easily allows you to know what the time is without you having to rouse your docked device or buy a watch. Thanks to the dock's 2.1-amp power supply, your iPad or other iOS device will charge quickly.
The Desktop Speaker System sets an iPad-size dock platform to the speaker's side. Unlike the Sound Bar, the system contains a USB port and an SD/MMC slot for MP3 playback of a connected device (probably one besides Apple) or a memory card. Also, instead of the Sound Bar's composite video output for tethering to an external display, the Desktop System features a component video output for passing a 720p signal from your iOS device to an HDTV set.
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Finally, BSE Sensex closed at 19424, down 63 points over the previous close.
The rupee ended lower on Friday, dragged by the euro's weakness.
The partially convertible rupee closed at 54.47/48 per dollar, 0.6% weaker than its close of 54.1350/1450 on Thursday
The fact that the government has mustered support in the Rajya Sabha too in favour of FDI in retail does not seem to have amused investors for the day.
The Indian market snapped a three-day winning streak on Friday as market participants preferred to take some profit off the table post the win registered by the UPA government.
Finally, BSE Sensex closed at 19424, down 63 points over the previous close. It had earlier touched a day's high of 19561 and a day's low of 19363. It opened at 19514.
The NSE Nifty ended at 5,907, down 24 points over the previous close. It earlier touched a day's high of 5,950 and a day's low of 5888. It opened at 5,934.
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Testing May Cause Brief Power Outages Before 7 a.m. on August
If you work in an office or reside
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your morning will not be disrupted by the outages.
Smith College
will begin testing the new campus power system at 5 a.m.
on Tuesday, Aug. 12. The test is expected to cause two temporary
power outages, each lasting up to 10 minutes, between 5 and
7 that morning.
Testing will continue after Aug. 12, but additional power
outages are unlikely; the project is expected to wrap up
by Sept. 9.
To protect computer data stored on the main campus server
that Tuesday, Information Technology Services (ITS) plans
to shut down all network servers from 4 to 10 a.m. That means
the following computer services will be unavailable during
that time period: Internet access; GroupWise email; network
printers; Moodle; Banner, BannerWeb and Resource25; Luna
Insight; key-served software; BlackBerry enterprise server;
access to Smith network; some on-campus telephone and OneCard
If you work on a computer
at Smith...
...And need
to work on documents stored on a network drive Aug.
12 between 4 and 10 a.m.: Put a copy of
those files on your desktop or on your hard drive.
As long as there is electrical power, you will be
able to use all applications and files stored on
your local hard drive.
...And you are
a Windows user: When the Novell login
window appears, click in the "Workstation only" checkbox.
The username will typically fill in as "Smith." Click "OK" and
you will be able to access your local hard drive.
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changes often.
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Center at ext. 4487.
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Determine a back-up plan in advance. Ask someone
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does not rely on an alarm clock to wake you.
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Aug. 12, find out who else in the residence has a
cell phone. If there is a disruption of telephone
service, and an emergency arises, use that cell phone
to notify Public Safety at (413) 585-2490.
...And there is
a fire alarm during the outage: Follow
the usual protocol and evacuate the building immediately.
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Central banks reveal co-ordinated response to liquidity crisis
Plunging market confidence in the wake of the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and the rescue of insurance firm American International Group has exacerbated severe liquidity shortages in recent days.
Today, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the European Central Bank (ECB), the Bank of England, and the central banks of Canada, Japan and Switzerland announced co-ordinated measures to improve liquidity conditions.
The Federal Open Market Committee authorised a $180 billion expansion of the Federal Reserve's swap lines, intended to help the provide dollar funding for both short-term and overnight liquidity operations by the other central banks.
These larger reciprocal currency arrangements could double the ECB's ability to provide dollar liquidity, from $55 billion to $110 billion, while raising the Swiss National Bank's ability by $15 billion to a possible $27 billion. Additionally, new swap facilities authorised with the Bank of Japan, Bank of England and Bank of Canada could see the provision of dollar liquidity in amounts of up to $60 billion, $40 billion and $10 billion, respectively.
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The town of Taos, in an effort to make the area's unique attractions more accessible and to help tourists on budgets, has put together several self-guided tours that are available online at taossacredplaces.com/tours.
Among the destinations are the earthship visitor center, the historic cemetery, the much photographed San Francisco de Asís Church and what used to be known as Outlaw Hill and now is home to the Stakeout Restaurant.
In addition to the self-guided tours, the town of Taos has added a master calendar of events to its website.
"Taos is one of those places where there's something going on 24/7 and most of it is free," says town spokeswoman Cathy Connelly. "We really encourage people to go to the site, access the information and be brave" about new adventures.
Visitors to the state often are told they should head to Taos for a day, but once they arrive in the northern New Mexico community, "they say, 'Oh my goodness, we should have planned for a longer trip,'" Connelly says.
The self-guided tours can help people organize their days more effectively as well as educate them and guide them to the sites that best match their interests.
"We're much more than a day trip," Connelly says. "A week here and you wouldn't hit it all."
Earthships, those super-green homes made from recycled materials, are no secret. But not everyone knows there's a visitor center where they can tour an actual earthship.
It isn't a house so there are no bathtub or bedrooms, but the building is an earthship in every way, says Ariel Bui, who works at the center.
The building generates its own power, uses rainwater and snowmelt, manages sewage on site and even grows food inside and out.
"It's really as luxurious as you can get," Bui says, adding that it doesn't have the exposed tires or can walls for which earlier earthships were known. Visitors can walk through the building and follow a path outside to see a construction site.
Hidden gems
There are plenty of other hidden gems in and around Taos, but the full-day tour starts at Taos Plaza, considered the heart and soul of the old Spanish settlement in the Taos Valley. Visit the shops, grab a bite to eat and pick up a copy of the self-guided Historic Taos Walking Tour brochure and other information at the visitor center.
Next, visitors are directed to Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has been continuously occupied for more than 1,000 years; and the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, the second highest cantilever bridge in the United States, sitting 650 feet above the river.
Other must-see stops on the tour include the Millicent Rogers Museum. Rogers was an heiress, jewelry designer and art patron who settled in Taos in 1947, and the museum features Hispanic religious and domestic arts, pottery paintings, photography and arts and crafts.
La Hacienda de los Martinez, an early 19th-century adobe that gives visitors a glimpse into the rugged frontier life of the region, also is on the tour as is the San Francisco de Asís Church, one of the most photographed and painted churches in the world.
A separate self-guided Wild, Wild West Tour includes some of the same stops as the basic full- and half-day tours, but highlights the destinations' colorful frontier history, such as the role of the plaza as a fortified center for homes and trade fairs, and the story of Charles Bent, the first territorial governor of New Mexico and the owner of trading posts and wagon trains on the Santa Fe Trail.
Also on the tour are the house that Indian scout and mountain man Kit Carson gave his bride as a wedding present in 1843, the cemetery where he is buried and the vantage point known as Outlaw Hill, where bandits once hid out.
Special interests
The Taos website also includes itineraries for several specialty tours.
Although the itineraries are designed more as a framework for people planning a group trip to Taos, such as for a convention, individuals can use the information to tailor their own visits, says Joan Griffin, a consultant to the town.
"Your entire party can do the kind of thing they want," Connelly says.
"We run the gamut, I say, from four stars to under the stars, camping to El Monte Sagrado" resort, she adds.
The itineraries include trips focusing on art patron Mabel Dodge Luhan's Taos, sacred architecture, alternative technologies and Southwest culture and archaeology, as well as a student's mountain biking tour and a "spiritual quest encounter."
The sacred architecture tour, for example, takes people to the convent of Our Lady of Loretto and the Couse-Sharp Historic Site, the home and studio of painter Eanger Irving Couse, a founder of the Taos Art Colony.
The Mabel Dodge Luhan itinerary gives visitors a peek into the life of Luhan and her protégés in Taos — D.H. Lawrence, Millicent Rogers and Nicolai Fechin.


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Release Notes: The AutoDJ was completely redone, with great benefit. Broken tags and filenames are now treated much more gracefully. An autotagging feature was added. A passive popup announces song changes. Search was sped up considerably. A new SCons-based build system was implemented. Several bugs were fixed and many smaller improvements made.
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It's not that Pat Angerer dislikes the spread offense, but he is pretty happy to see a more conventional offense headed to town this weekend when the Arizona Wildcats arrive in town. The senior linebacker talks about what he expects to see from the Wildcats on Saturday, what he has seen from their running attack, plus much more in this video interview.
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ANGERER: There is no weakness to them. I watched them on tape this summer and they have a good running back, a good o-line, and their tight end is probably one of the best that we will face all year. It is going to be a good game.
Q: Does going up against Tony Moeaki in practice help you prepare for a tight end like this?
ANGERER: I think so, but I don't really go up against Tony all that much. I try to avoid him as much as possible. You can probably ask A.J. about it. I think it does because Tony is one of the best tight ends in the country and we are facing one of the best in the country on Saturday.
Q: They love to run the football. Do you think the front seven is the big matchup on Saturday?
ANGERER: Yeah, it is going to be nice not to go up against such a spread offense. I will feel like I am actually doing something out there on Saturday. We will see, but it will definitely be a good test.
Q: What do you see from their running back, Grigsby?
ANGERER: He is a good guy and a good back. All his success is due to their good o-line. They are bunch of tough guys and hard workers.
Q: Does he compare to any other running back that you have seen?
ANGERER: I don't know. I am really not good at comparisons. (laugh)
Q: Not that the past opponents haven't been good, but does it make this week more fun that you know this is a good opponent?
ANGERER: We face good opponents throughout the team. UNI is a good team and Iowa State is always a war, but Arizona is a good opportunity. I think since Coach Ferentz has been here, we are 1-2 against Pac 10 schools and the won 8 games last year and a bowl game. They are definitely a good opponent and it is going to be a good opportunity and a good challenge.
Q: You seem pretty schooled on them as an opponent.
ANGERER: Coach mentioned it on Sunday that we were 1-2 against Pac 10 schools. I was paying attention there for a little bit.
Q: How did you feel about the improvement from week one to week two?
ANGERER: Obviously we made some strides, but every game you are going to make mistakes. In every game that I play, I am probably going to miss tackles. I think the key for me is to continue to improve and the key for the team is to continue to improve. If each guy can improve just a little bit then it is a big improvement.
Q: Sounds like this team likes to run the ball. Do you like that as a linebacker?
ANGERER: It will be nice. It will keep me less tired. Hopefully those big ugly guys up front don't hold too well. I think it is definitely a good challenge and a good opportunity.
Q: Are you saying there is holding up front every once in a while?
ANGERER: If I get blocked, I am usually complaining about getting held. I don't know if it is holding that much, but I am kind of a baby about that stuff.


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Java is not enabled by default In OpenOffice.org because it can make it extremely slow to start (up to 20 seconds or more) when running from CD or on very old hardware. To enable it you need to do this:
- In OpenOffice.org, open Tools > Options... and in the dialog select OpenOffice.org > Java
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As part of the NEJM 200th anniversary celebration, each month we will present a selection of five articles from a period in NEJM history and ask you to choose which one you think is the most important. At year's end, we'll post the winning articles from each period and let you choose the most important article in NEJM history.
In the January round, the 1846 report of using ether anesthesia was voted the most important article from 1812-1879. This month there are 5 new articles to vote on, from 1880-1929.
In 1906, James Homer Wright wrote about how he stained and studied bone marrow, describing what are known today as platelets.
In 1910, five case reports of children with the same puzzling symptoms- history of injury, limp, thickening at the neck of the femur, absence of pain, no shortening of the leg- detail the first description of osteochondritis.
In 1915, Elliott Joslin elucidated the reasons why pregnant women who developed gestational diabetes, or diabetic women who became pregnant, should be allowed to carry their babies to term.
In 1923, Boston physicians reported an early attempt at surgical correction of a 12-year-old girl's mitral stenosis.
In 1926, the epidemiology, clinical findings and biology of a new infectious disease was described, known today as "rat bite fever" or "Haverhill fever."
Read the articles from that era, and vote on which you think is most important.
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|The History of Warren County Ohio
Part VI. Biographical Sketches
Washington Township
(Chicago, IL: W. H. Beers Co, 1882; reprint, Mt. Vernon, IN: Windmill Publications, 1992)
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W. ERTEL, farmer, P.O. Fort
Ancient; was born in Hamilton Township, July 16, 1825. His parents,
and Lydia Ertel, were natives of Warren and Hamilton Co.s., respectively.
The former was born Oct. 8, 1797, and the latter May 16 1807. Our subjects
father came with his parents, Daniel and Catherine
Ertel, to this country in 1797, and settled in Hamilton Township,
where they owned the first hand-mill to grind corn. Mr. Ertel's father
died Nov. 6 1878, and his mother Dec. 6, 1870. His grandfather, Aaron
Boorone, served in both the war
of 1812 and the Revolution,
and was well acquainted with Gen. George Washington.
Mr. Ertel, the subject
of this sketch, passed his early life on his father's farm, and was married
Sept. 12, 1849, to Nancy Smoot, who died April, 1862,
and left two children - Francis M. and Granville
(deceased), Oct. 5, 1863. Mr.
Ertel was united in marriage to Mary A. Reins, by
whom he has had six children-- Jeremiah G., Charles
S., Samantha E., Eva, Aaron
W. and Caroline I. (deceased). In September,
1849, Mr. Ertel removed
to Clinton Co., where he lived till March, 1867, he came to Washington
Township, where he owns a farm of 172 acres with excellent improvements.
He donated 1 acre to the Freewill Baptist Church, and at the building
of the church gave $300. Politically Mr.
Ertel is an adherent to republicanism.
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Town of Windsor provides application info for upcoming April election
January 16, 2014
Town of Windsor provides application info for upcoming April election
The Town of Windsor municipal election will be held April 8 for town board members to represent districts two, four and six.
For registered electors in districts two, four and six who wish to run for a board member position, candidate packets will be available beginning Tuesday at the Town of Windsor website at http://www.windsorgov.com or at Windsor Town Hall, 301 Walnut St.
Nominations petitions will be available for pick up beginning Jan. 21. Petitions can be circulated beginning Jan. 21, and must be turned in to the town clerk's office by 5 p.m. Feb. 10.
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Only California vehicles with the Digifant II and Digifant I systems were equipped with the capability of flashing diagnostic codes.
On the Digifant II system codes were viewed through a combination rocker switch/indicator light. The following California vehicles were equipped with the Digifant II system:
1990 Golf, Jetta and GTI with 2.0L 16 valve engine
1990 Cabriolet with engine code 2H
On the Digifant I system a jumper cable would have to be connected and then the codes would flash from the CHECK engine light on the dash. The following California vehicles were equipped with the Digifant I system:
1990-93 Fox - Digifant I
1991-93 Cabriolet - Digifant I
On all other systems, codes can only be retrieved with the use of a special diagnostic tester, the VAG 1551. This tester is available at car dealerships. The VAG 1551 tester can be used on all vehicles that have code capability.
California models are the only vehicles equipped with the On-Board Diagnostic (OBD) lamp. On these models codes may be accessed by 2 methods. The first is the use of a combination rocker switch/lamp located on the instrument panel. The second is used by the dealers, they use a special tool called the VAG 1551.
An indicator light labeled CHECK is located in a rocker switch on the instrument panel. Each time the engine is started, the indicator light will flash once to inform the operator the bulb is working.
The light will come on and stay on if a fault develops in the engine management system. It will also display diagnostic codes to assist in trouble diagnosis.
A diagnostic code consists of 4 groups of flashes. There is a 2.5 second pause (light OFF), between each group of flashes.
The indicator light will come on for two and half seconds prior to displaying a fault code when the diagnostic procedure has been activated. The fault code will continue repeating while the ignition is ON .
If the fault is not repaired the indicator light will come on and stay on when the ignition is turned ON to signify the fault still exists.
The following California vehicles were equipped with the Digifant II system:
1990 Golf, Jetta and GTI with 2.0L 16 valve engine
1990 Cabriolet with engine code 2H
Prior to checking for codes, drive the vehicle for 10 minutes or more.
- Turn the ignition to the ON position, do not start the engine.
- Press and hold down the rocker switch for 4-6 seconds then release the switch. The CHECK indicator lamp will begin flashing a diagnostic code.
- Press and hold down the rocker switch again for 4-6 seconds then release it. The indicator lamp will flash the next diagnostic code and will continue until all codes have been displayed. When all diagnostic codes have been displayed, the indicator lamp will flash a series of 2.5 second flashes ON and 2.5 seconds OFF. This is an 'End Of Fault Sequence' code. If there are no faults stored in the control unit memory, the indicator lamp will flash Code 4444.
California models are the only vehicles equipped with the On-Board Diagnostic (OBD) lamp. On these models codes may be access by 2 methods. The first is the use of a special jumper cable connected to the diagnostic connector. The second is used by the dealers, they use a special tool called the VAG 1551.
The following California vehicles were equipped with the Digifant I system:
- Verify that all the fuses and grounds in the engine compartment are good.
- Turn the ignition key ON .
- Connect jumper cable 357 971 514E or equivalent to the connectors located in the center console. The black end of jumper wire connects to the black diagnostic connector in the console. The white end of the jumper wire connects to white diagnostic connector in the console.
- Connect the jumper wire for about S seconds. When the OBD light begins flashing, remove the jumper wire.
- Count the flashes of the light to get codes, each separate flash, in one code, will be have a short interval in between. Each interval between codes will be about 2.5 seconds. Count flashes until either Code 4444 or 0000 appears. To end this procedure turn the ignition switch OFF .
- Output checks can not be performed without a diagnostic tester.
This method is used by the Dealers and requires the use of the special tester VAG 1551. The following vehicles can only be accessed using this tester:
- Make sure ignition switch is OFF and that all fuses are good. Make sure all grounds in engine compartment are good, especially those for the battery and control module.
- Make sure the air conditioning system is OFF.
- Connect the VAG 1551 diagnostic tester using VAG 1551/1 Adapter cable or equivalent. The diagnostic connectors are located in the center console, under the shifter. The shifter knob and console cover must be removed to access diagnostic connectors. Connect diagnostic connector 1 (black) to the black connector on the scan tool. Connect diagnostic connector 2 (white) to the white connector on the scan tool. The blue connector is not required.
- Turn the ignition switch ON ; now start the vehicle and let it idle. If vehicle will not start, crank engine for 6 seconds and leave ignition ON .
- Turn the tester ON and make sure it is receiving power. The screen will display 2 menu options; Rapid Data Transfer and Blink Code Output:
- If you choose to use mode 02, Blink Code Output, skip to Step 10.
Select mode 01, Rapid Data Transfer, and address word 01. Now press the 0 button to enter your selection. The tester will display a control unit part number, the system it controls and an application (country) code.
- If the information is displayed and is correct, press the (run) key to continue. The display 'Select function XX' will appear.
- If 'Control unit does not answer' is displayed, use the Help key to display a list of possible causes. When the problem is repaired, return to step 1 and start over again.
- When function 02 is selected, the control module will report fault codes to the diagnostic tester.
- When all codes have been reported, proceed to the Output Check diagnosis or select function 06 to exit the fault code memory without erasing the codes. Repair and erase the faults, then check and see if all faults have been corrected.
- The following steps will retrieve engine codes by using Blink Code Output.
- To operate the VAG 1551 tester in Blink Code Output, select menu option # 2. An asterisk will appear and flash the codes, which the tester will count and report on the screen as numbers. If Code 4444 or 0000 is displayed, no faults are found in memory.
- If the engine is not running, some codes may be displayed. These can be ignored if the engine was intentionally stalled, but should be investigated if the engine will not start.
- Press the (run) key to advance to the next code. Read through entire code list before starting repairs.
- When the 0000 (output ended) code is displayed, pressing the (run) key again will proceed to another control module. If no other control modules are to be tested, the following display will appear: Blink Code Output is ended. To stop the program without erasing the codes, turn the ignition key OFF and press the clear C button once.
- Repair and erase the faults, then check to see if all faults have been corrected.
Only the Motronic system is equipped with this program. It allows testing most of the engine output devices without running the engine. The program cannot be run without the VAG 1551 Diagnostic Tester or equivalent. During the test, four output devices are activated in the following order:
Testing the differential pressure regulator requires a multi-meter that will read milliamps. The other items can be checked with a voltmeter, test light or by listening and feeling for valve activation. The cold start valve is activated for a limited time to avoid flooding the engine.
- Connect the diagnostic tester, turn the ignition switch ON and confirm that the tester will communicate with the control unit. See the procedure for retrieving fault codes.
- Select Rapid Data Transfer and Function 03. When the test is started by pressing the Q button (enter), the first output signal is generated.
- Each time the Run button is pressed, the tester will send an output signal to the next device on the list.
- When the last item has been tested, select Function 06 to exit the program. To repeat the test, turn the ignition switch OFF and ON again.


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And the hits just keep on coming. Especially during VMA and Emmy week, but really any time, the flow of hot selfies and sextastic social candids just keeps on escalating to the point that outlets like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram are almost worth having around, you know, despite their soul sucking and society ruining foundations. I can give them a pass on destroying so much good in this world, for the good sweet visuals they provide from many of our most favorite celebrities.
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Burkina Faso stripped of qualifying result
Democratic Republic of Congo have been awarded a 3-0 World Cup qualifying win over Burkina Faso, who FIFA ruled fielded an ineligible player when the nations drew 0-0 in June.
FIFA made the ruling after finding that Cameroon-born defender Herve Zengue did not meet the necessary requirements for him to represent Burkina Faso.
Burkina Faso have until mid-January to appeal against the finding.
Zengue was at the centre of controversy before this year's African Nations Cup when Namibia argued that they should have replaced Burkina Faso in the tournament because he was an ineligible player.
They took their case to the Court of Arbitration in Sport, but it ruled that Zengue, married to a Burkinabe woman, had the correct paperwork to enable him to play for Burkina Faso.
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