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EC Montreal is putting together an amazing team of student ambassadors from different parts of the world. We are approaching students who consistently show tremendous school spirit and who are dynamic and approachable! Ikue Fukuzawa is one of these special students! We are delighted that she will be taking on this role at EC Montreal!
Here is what she would like to share with all of you!
Hi everyone! My name is Ikue and I'm from Japan. I have been studying English and French at EC Montreal since last December. This time, thankfully, EC gave me an opportunity to become one of their ambassadors. I'm a very friendly and hospitable person. If you have any questions or need help with anything, please feel free to approach me. I love meeting new people and getting to know them. I look forward to seeing you all soon! Peace out!


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Wednesday 6 June 2018
Faculty of Dentistry, University of Otago
Great King Street
Course Content
Learning to take great clinical photos in your practice is likely to be one of the best investments you will make – from professional development to patient education, the benefits of dental photography will quickly be felt by both yourself and patients. This comprehensive course is designed to introduce you to the world of dental photography, and involves both theoretical and hands-on components.
Please note that no background information on the topic is needed. Photography equipment will be supplied, although course participants are also encouraged to bring their own cameras if they want to use it.
Learning Objectives
- Learn essential principles for taking high-quality clinical photos.
- Become familiar with digital SLR cameras, and learn how they compare to newer smaller cameras.
- Learn when and how to use retractors and mirrors.
- Learn practical skills for taking good intra- and extra-oral photographs (hands-on session).
- Learn several tips and tricks, and learn how to avoid common pitfalls.
6 hours of CPD
Dr Joseph Antoun
BDS, DClinDent
Senior Lecturer, Department of Oral Sciences
Joseph Antoun received a Bachelor of Dental Surgery and a Doctorate in Clinical Dentistry (Orthodontics) from the University of Otago, New Zealand. He currently divides his time between Dunedin (Senior Lecturer at the University of Otago), and Christchurch (private practice). Joe is interested in digital technologies that can be used in clinical practice, and has a particular interest in digital dental photography. He firmly believes that good clinical photography can play a fundamental role in treatment planning, as well as achieving high quality clinical outcomes. In addition to documenting every case in his own clinical practice, Joe has been teaching dental photography to both undergraduate and postgraduate students at the University of Otago for the past 5 years, and has lectured on this topic overseas. He has also carried out a number of research projects on clinical photography.
Course Duration
6 Hours
Face to Face and Hands on
Maximum Number of Participants
Open to Dentists, dental specialists, dental hygienists and therapists, oral health therapists, orthodontic auxiliaries, and dental assistants.

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During the Spring/Summer 2014 fashion weeks last October, as I traveled through London, Milan and Paris, I tested out the newest Ralph Lauren Soft Ricky bags. Men test out cars, women test out bags... I love it! Above is the red one I carried in London during LFW.
Super light and malleable with lots of room for my laptop and camera, plus the requisite pocket on the inside (I love me my pockets. Pockets in bags, pockets in skirts. Pockets are needed!). It also holds it shape, even after all the lugging about of my gear. What I most love are all the yummy colors it comes in. Next week, I'll show you the one I carried around in Milano!
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text: How to Treat Your Guided Hunt Like An Investment Tony Kalna Jr. - December 12, 2017 In addition to terrain and habitat, hunters should also ask about the style of hunting. (Shutterstock image) In addition to terrain and habitat, hunters should also ask about the style of hunting. (Shutterstock image) What you need to know when planning a guided hunt. This feature is part of a Game & Fish series on hunting with an outfitter.Most hunters don't own land for managing trophy whitetails, wild turkeys or other game, but still have dreams of bagging trophy-class bucks and boss gobblers. And since those dreams often require traveling out of state, hiring a good outfitter is often a smart idea. Of course, with a three-day guided whitetail hunt ranging from $1,000 to $3,500 and a similar turkey hunt running up to $1,500, hiring a good outfitter is an investment, and all investments require intensive research. After deciding what to pursue — whitetails, elk, black bears, turkeys, etc. — hunters must decide between a fully guided or semi-guided hunt, or conduct a do-it-yourself hunt by only paying for access to property. Other important information that should be acquired during the planning stages are regulations, bag limits, cost of permits and even whether hunter education is a prerequisite; some states require hunter education regardless of age. Even time of season should be considered, as some portions of seasons have much better success rates, which hunt prices usually reflect. When in search of a good outfitter, most folks start on the Internet and at local sporting and firearms shows. Both are excellent places to begin, but an overlooked resource is at fundraising events for conservation organizations.Quite often, guides donate quality hunts to groups such as Quality Deer Management Association, National Wild Turkey Federation and more. Many times, these hunts go for much less than the standard price, and the money goes toward conservation and preserving hunting traditions. Jim Mraz is a board member of the St. Louis Big Game Hunter's Association, also serving on the committees of other organizations. In addition to having been on dozens of guided hunts, Mraz serves as a guide at Ozark Mountain Outfitters. Over the years, he has seen the good and the bad, from both sides of outfitting. "People just don't ask enough questions when it comes to hiring an outfitter," Mraz said. "Be specific in your questions and ask a lot of them."Also in this series How to Choose the Right Deer Hunting Outfitter Don't Be THAT Guy: How to Get Along With Hunting GuidesOne of the first questions to ask an outfitter is how long they've been in business. Then, ask for the names and phone numbers of references, and don't be shy about calling those references or asking them questions. How much game did they see? What did they think of the lodging, food and gear? Did any guides stand out as being better than others? "Ask outfitters what their success rate and shot opportunity rate is, too," Mraz said. "But don't just rely on these ratios, because some hunters are bad shots and some are picky about what they want to shoot."This is why talking to references is so important. More information to determine is whether the hunt will take place on public or private lands, and the number of other hunters at camp that same week. Also, it might be good to know what type of habitat will be hunted, for determining gear needs. In addition to terrain and habitat, hunters should also ask about the style of hunting. Are all hunts limited to tree stands and blinds, or are spot-and-stalk or still-hunting allowed? Also, what is the average distance for a shot? "Don't forget to ask the outfitter what the population of the deer, turkey or other species you are hunting is at your destination," Mraz said. "An outfitter might have tens of thousands of acres, but if all that land is in a region where wild game numbers are limited, then you might be better off finding a different outfitter."Of course, even after asking about game numbers, hunters should do some additional homework before booking a hunt by calling the state wildlife agency and asking about the region and counties. "You will definitely want to know what gear you need to bring with you on your dream hunt," Mraz said. "Most of the time you bring your own clothes, sleeping bag, firearm or bow, and other personal accessories but you need to be clear about what exactly is provided and what you should bring."TIPPING ON A GUIDED HUNTJust like a good barber or server deserves a tip for exceptional service, a good guide deserves a tip. Unfortunately most hunters don't know how much to leave."If a guide does a great job for you and you are successful on your hunt, you should tip them at least 10 percent of what your hunt cost," said Jim Mraz. "A good guide works hard for you for many hours a day and does a whole lot more before the hunt and behind the scenes that you'll never know about."Mraz also says that tipping doesn't stop with just the guide. If there is a camp cook or a horse handler (wrangler) you should tip them $50 to $100.However, if your hunt was a disaster and your guide was grouchy and lazy, and if the food was bad, tip them accordingly or not at all. But if you've done your homework, you should have the hunt of a lifetime and tipping will be a joy. Some outfitters provide breakfast, lunch and supper, while others may only offer certain meals, or even none at all. Also, ask about accommodations, as some folks might be willing to stay in a tent, while others might want something more comfortable. "Hunters should also be well aware of any physical requirements that may be required of them," Mraz said. "Some hunts demand that you be in top shape to walk up and down steep ridges or ride horseback all day. You need to know in advance so you can get in shape for the hunt or book a hunt that requires that you have less strength or physicality." Trending on G&F.com 2017 Game & Fish Holiday Gift Guide 45 Points! Possible State-Record Buck Picked Up in Oklahoma Go Wild: Q&A with Nick HoffmanAnd absolutely be sure to ask about required permits. Some states require habitat stamps or additional permits in addition to the pursued game tags. This is also a good time to learn about the regulations, as ignorance is not an excuse, even if the guide provides inaccurate information. Also, be sure to research how to ship or transport trophies home. It is often illegal to transport whole animal carcasses due to laws trying to prevent Chronic Wasting Disease from spreading. Find out if the outfitter provides or has access to meat processing, taxidermy and shipping. And be sure to ask if this is included or requires an additional fee. "Finally you will also need to know specifics about how much your hunt will cost," Mraz said. "Aside from the basic outfitting fee, are there any trophy fees, field-dressing, caping and butchering or other fees?"Be sure to ask for complete details on how much money down is required and how the balance is to be paid. Many outfitters will ask for a down payment of half the cost of the hunt to book it, and the balance to be paid upon arrival. And ask about cancellation fees or if there are any refunds available for unforeseeable circumstances. Every hunter has preferences about hunting and what he or she wants, needs and expects from an outfitter. Just like dining at a fine restaurant for a special occasion, look online for what their menu and pricing looks like and even ask for references from friends before going.Booking an outfitter is a much bigger investment and may be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Taking time to "look at the menu" before booking is a must.


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Life happens, while you're making other plans. I don't know who that quote could be attributed too, but it's such an appropriate sentiment. Here's what's up and coming and "in the plan" for Magnetic Wind in the next six months…but remember, life happens in there somewhere, so there is potential for even more magnetically awesome stuff in addition.
Albums –
The release of the new Voices of My Ancestors is anticipated for late summer. This album is dedicated to the influences of my Ojibwe heritage. It is a diverse album that combines ambient, downtempo chill and ethereal vocal tracks with new twists on old folk songs (such as I'll Fly Away).
I'm working on an album of mantras stemming from the Hindu and Buddhist traditions inspired by my recent experiences with Kirtan. Look for a fall release!
Other albums in the works include Vol. 2 of Sounds of Rumi, a piano based album called Reflections and a break away from my minimalism to more of a downtempo chill sound in Phoenix Rising. 2012 will bring the release of Ascension (more ethereal new age ambient) and Higher Vibrations along with other goodies!
Collaborations –
Disturbed Earth (Australia) and I have been working on a track that will be included in his upcoming album Sister Cities. Other artists on the album include Nathan Youngblood, Mike Radice and Shane Morris.
There are some other really fabulous collaborations coming up that I'll reveal more about this summer.


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Information and discussion on all aspects of British photographic history
Barry Lane, who has died aged 72, was the first, and only, photography officer at the Arts Council and was later Secretary-General of the Royal Photographic Society between 1995 and 2001. As a champion for photography at the Arts Council Lane played a pivotal role in supporting and exhibiting a new wave of emerging British photographers through funding and exhibitions. After he left the Arts Council as Head of Photography he was not replaced and photography had to look to other supporters to ensure it remained funded and exhibited.
He joined the Royal Photographic Society in 1995 and left after disagreements over the future of the RPS Collection.
BPH's thoughts are with Sue, his partner, and family. A full obituary is in preparation and will be published shortly.
UPDATE: A memorial service for Barry Lane will take place on Tuesday, 14 March 2017 at 2pm at Westbury-sub-Mendip parish church. Everyone is welcome to attend and and afterwards in Westbury Village Hall.
Westbury is on the A371 4 miles equidistant between Wells and Cheddar. The nearest railway stations are Castle Cary (16 miles) and Bath (20 miles).
Family flowers only and donations to Greenpeace and Dignity in Dying via the undertakers, Unwins, Wells, t: 01749 679927
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G-Mobile protects and grows SMS business with PCCW Global's A2P ValueMax
HKT (SEHK:6823) – Hong Kong, January 8, 2018
PCCW Global, the international operating division of HKT, Hong Kong's premier telecommunications service provider, and G-Mobile, a Mongolian mobile network operator, have signed a services agreement to protect and increase the Mongolian operator's SMS revenue with PCCW Global's A2P ValueMax, a solution that improves an operator's A2P SMS business by preventing SMS fraud, maximizing SMS revenue and enhancing the subscriber experience.
Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) are victims of SMS "grey route" and "sim-box" fraud, where unscrupulous A2P providers take advantage of friendly, open-door SMS policies to send bulk messages without paying mobile networks.
Typically, large corporates such as banks, Internet companies and airlines make use of these providers' services in good faith, paying full price for legitimate SMS delivery methods. But some providers then use SMS "back doors", bypassing legitimate delivery methods and cutting out MNOs to maximize their profits. These shady delivery practices not only adversely affect global MNOs revenues and profits, they also provide an inferior SMS experience resulting in reduced trust from subscribers and enterprises.
From its position as a global carrier, PCCW Global tackles this problem head-on with A2P ValueMax, a unique solution which combines the on-site installation of the best-in-class SMS firewall with an additional managed security layer. PCCW Global's security experts provide firewall setup validation, relentless firewall stress testing and, most importantly, SMS Market Intelligence. The solution allows an MNO to achieve full dynamic protection against A2P SMS fraud.
SMS Market Intelligence extensively profiles SMS traffic to provide detailed information about SMS delivery, fraud and pricing. Combined with dynamic firewall management, this fully-managed solution offers a unique end-to-end visibility of A2P SMS business for any MNO.
Ms. Ronnie Klingner, President, Mobility, Security and Digital Solutions, PCCW Global, said, "The A2P ValueMax solution enables mobile operators to speedily regain control of their revenue streams. Its value is not only based on improved security, but also on revenue growth as well. Our intention is to change the SMS ecosystem by reversing the current trend of price erosion and replacing it with a better understanding of SMS market dynamics, while eliminating fraudulent traffic that reduces the real service value of the SMS."
Mr. Magnai Ganzorig, Chief Executive Officer of G-Mobile, said, "As an operator committed to delivering trusted and reliable services to our subscribers, we are looking forward to improved security across our network. Recovering lost revenue will also go a long way to ensure that we are in a position to introduce the very best mobile technologies into our network - advancements that will ultimately benefit our subscriber base."
About PCCW Global
PCCW Global is the international operating division of HKT, Hong Kong's premier telecommunications service provider, which is majority-owned by PCCW Limited. Covering more than 3,000 cities and 150 countries, the PCCW Global network supports a portfolio of integrated global communications solutions which include Ethernet, IP, fiber and satellite transmission solutions, international voice and VoIPX services, managed network & security services and our expanding "as-a-service" solutions including OTT video and Unified Communications.
PCCW Global is headquartered in Hong Kong, and maintains regional centers in Belgium, China, France, Greece, Japan, Korea, Singapore, South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. To learn more about PCCW Global, please visit www.pccwglobal.com
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HKT (SEHK: 6823) is Hong Kong's premier telecommunications service provider and leading operator in fixed-line, broadband and mobile communication services. It meets the needs of the Hong Kong public and local and international businesses with a wide range of services including local telephony, local data and broadband, international telecommunications, mobile, and other telecommunications businesses such as customer premises equipment sales, outsourcing, consulting, and contact centers.
HKT offers a unique quadruple-play experience in Hong Kong delivering media content on its fixed-line, broadband Internet access and mobile platforms jointly with its parent company, PCCW Limited.
HKT also provides a range of innovative and smart living services beyond connectivity to make the daily lives of customers more convenient, whether they are at home, in the workplace, or on the go. For more information, please visit www.hkt.com
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G-Mobile is the youngest cellular operator in Mongolia with first fully domestic investment. G-Mobile started its telecommunication services in 2007 and since then it has rapidly grown their network across the vast territory of Mongolia. The MNO has successfully delivered an array of telecommunications services in the region based on CDMA450MHz, WCDMA DC-HSPA+ and 4G LTE - allowing its customers to walk hand-in-hand with technological advances around the world.
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text: Figure Skater's Edgy Song Choice Grabs Notice Jimmy Ma skated to Lil Jon's 'Turn Down for What' By Kate Seamons, Newser Staff Posted Jan 6, 2018 8:00 AM CST 29 comments Figure Skater's Edgy Song Choice Grabs Notice Jimmy Ma skates. (YouTube) Starr Andrews' routine. (YouTube) 1 of 2 (Newser) – All eyes will be on Jimmy Ma on Saturday—a figure skater with essentially no hope of getting to the Olympics, but a fan favorite after his short program at the United States Figure Skating Championships Thursday. As Stanley Kay wrote for Sports Illustrated, "I haven't watched much figure skating since 2014. But if this performance from Jimmy Ma is any indication, I'm going to be watching a lot more." The reason was Ma's edgier routine, which notably featured DJ Snake and Lil' Jon's "Turn Down For What." If that song doesn't ring a bell, USA Today advises that "you are (a) over 25, and (b) should do a YouTube search as it will provide a better description than anything I can offer through words." "Figure skating is an extreme sport," the 22-year-old told USA Today after competing. "If there was anybody flicking through who might not normally watch I hope that seeing and hearing me might have pulled them in." Should they tune in Saturday, they'll see him skating to something much less surprising though: Rachmaninov. As of Thursday's short program, Ma is in 11th place, with only three men's slots open for Pyeongchang. PopSugar notes another skater's song choice stood out: Starr Andrews skated to Whitney Houston's "One Moment in Time," but it was a version Andrews sang herself. (Read more figure skating stories.) View 1 image My Take on This Story Report a story error Show results | 12% Hilarious 25% Intriguing 3% Depressing 38% Brilliant 3% Scary 19% Ridiculous


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All set for DCG business symposium
Networking event aims to find answers to pressing channel challenges
The Dubai Computer Group (DCG) has announced it will this evening host a Business Symposium and Networking Event to support its members find answers to some of the most pressing challenges in a volatile business landscape.
The event, which kicks off at 18:30 todat at JW Marriot Marquis, in Dubai's Business Bay area, is expected to have a full attendance.
The symposium will cover many topics on the challenges the industry is facing and come up with solutions to tackling the issues of trade finance, credit risk, compliance, credit re-structuring, credit insurance management, project financing and converging organisation governance
Shailendra Rughwani, president, DCG said: "I am proud today to see DCG, a group which we had started 11 years back has now grown as a full-fledged community, a symbol of unity for the IT companies operating in Dubai. The Networking event was an idea envisioned last year is getting huge response from members and non-members alike and wev expect it to become one of the most important event for IT resellers to attend."
Rughwani added that the event has been designed to bring prominent personalities from different sectors and the IT channel to interact with DCG members to enhance business for the computer group. "We would like to thank all the members and the Board of DCG for this huge success," he said.
Dharmendra Sawlani, general secretary, DCG, added that: "Today's DCG Business Symposium and Networking is the third event in our series on the concept of 'Bridging Business and Connecting Ideas'. The message we endeavor to pass on to the industry via this event is that for us to succeed in this rapidly changing world of technology, we have little choice but to evolve and innovate."
Sawlani said it was important that DCG members and the entire IT channel in Dubai to improve the business practices and manage financial risks better. "I believe that we do have that efficacy. What our industry is facing today is the challenge of business innovation," he noted. "Events like these are opportunities for our members to brainstorm and tackle impediments to their growth and progress in the market."
The Business Symposium is supported by Huawei Enterprise in partnership with FDC Provalue and New Trend Computer Networks LLC.


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Comes the longest night of the year, more fun and more chances to shine with sequins, glitter, gold and mirras. Now we have recommended the best sequin dresses, shoes and accessories to accompany and essential styling tips , mine, for a fashionista this Christmas. Now it address how to look the rest of the day until they reach the campañandas, or a little earlier.
We will be shopping at the salon, here and there looking for gifts or meat for the last night. We need something that is trend, yet practical and warm with which it is falling. The two proposals are splendid fashion Moves. The yeti accompanying a coat of tartan trousers and wearing a jacket with wide lapel suede and jeans.
Fashion hippie choose a mix of colors might seem strange but not in sight. We oxblood, moss green, ocher and beige do we dare? A gold fittings give the final bell.
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In Jared | Looks for New Year's Eve: the colors you are going up! All thanks to the dress


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Monday, 5 March 2012
Track of the Week: Taffy – So Long
Label: Club AC 30
It came from Japan
It's not deliberate, but KPL can be rather Anglo-centric at times. Great news then that some excellent new pop is coming your way from Tokyo and bringing with it the terrific sounds of a mixed gender group bashing out some artsy pop with potential for wide appeal.
Taffy recall mid-90s pop wonders such as Echobelly and Elastica in such a way that feels a culmination of their influences rather than Britpop revivalism. They've gained comparisons to The Primitives and Teenage Fanclub and are signed to the same label as Ringo Deathstarr. This is pop lineage of the finest order and heavily implies that they've the tunes to back up any praise that's heaped their way.
Debut single 'So Long' certainly hints that this is the case. With an Elastica guitar rev that paves the way for a post-punk meele with each instrument engaged in an attempt to take control. The cooly detached vocal glides over the top guiding us to the long awaited chorus. The perfect combination of agitated and melodic, sweet and scruffy it's a refreshing single the band should rightly be proud of.
'So Long' is being released on Record Store Day (21st April) with album Sunset Caramel following it on 7th May.
Head over to soundcloud to listen to this track
And a shout to the Von Pip Musical Express for bringing this to my attention.
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TNPSC Coaching classes at DAINEY EDUCATION
DAINEY EDUCATION offers intensive training for TNPSC exams in Coimbatore. The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) Exam conducted every year for selection of candidates into various posts.
Here we're providing best coaching for TNPSC exams (Group II/IV/VAO).
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5. Detail Discussion of Previous Year Questions.
6. Conducts separate test batches (Topic wise / Subject wise) though online.
7. Detail report on your test performance will be analysed. (Ranklist)
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3GT Episode 70: Super Duper Sunday
The so-called Super Bowl Sunday is coming soon. But these three guys don't seem too excited about it. Why?
Are they just nerdy mama's boys? Partially. Fuddy-duddy Sabbatarians? Probably. Legalistic killjoys? Careful!
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Vitabath Sweet Vanilla Amber Body Wash & Lotion #VitabathLuxury
Earlier this year Vitabath debuted their new Sweet Vanilla Amber Body Wash and Hydrating Lotion, which smells and feels amazing. The new body care formulas are sulfate and paraben free and packed with healthy vitamins to nourish the skin.
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I was able to take home and sample the new scent after attending the Getting Gorgeous event a few weeks ago. The feel of the Sweet Vanilla Amber body wash and lotion were great for refreshing my skin after being out in the summer weather. After using I was left with a light and sweet scent, which was very relaxing since its a warm scent of rich amber laced with calming vanilla and soft tiare flower.
The Vitabath Fragrance Collection offers much more than just fresh scents. Whether you're cleansing with a favorite scented Body Wash, smoothing the skin with Hydrating Lotion, or spritzing on a Fragrance Mist, your skin is soaking up vitamins that offer unequaled soothing moisture.
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We are at the forefront of SVG / STATCOM technology developments. Our installed base is larger than that of any other supplier and our skilled engineers work tenaciously to overcome complex power issues with breakthrough solutions.
With high levels of performance, efficiency and reliability, Static Var Generators (SVGs) / Static Synchronous Compensators (STATCOMs) represent the next generation of Flexible AC Transmission Systems.
We pioneered SVG / STATCOM technologies and have a proven track record in their successful implementation. These fast-acting devices can produce or consume reactive power more quickly than AC capacitor banks, reactors or SVCs. They also have a higher power density than SVCs, making them ideal for applications or locations where space is limited.
The compact footprint of our SVG / STATCOM means it can be containerised for ease of deployment and relocation. This brings significant advantages in utility and industrial scenarios where geographical requirements for reactive power compensation can shift over time. Such operational flexibility makes the SVG / STATCOM a key enabling technology for utilities companies faced with the complex task of reinforcing weak grids.
Experienced power engineers and project managers ensure seamless specification, supply, installation and commissioning of our advanced SVG / STATCOM technologies. We can also convert existing reactive power compensation installations from SVC to SVG / STATCOM.
The SVG / STATCOM is a voltage source converter (VSC) using insulated gate bipolar transistors (IGBTs) or insulated gate commutated thyristors (IGCTs) to achieve reactive power compensation.
Compared to traditional SVC technology, the SVG / STATCOM offers faster response, stronger flicker restrain capability, lower harmonic content and a wider range of operation. SVGs / STATCOMs also have a more balanced ratio between capacitance and conductance than SVCs, which enhances their constancy. And as well as having a smaller footprint, they have fewer internal components, reducing maintenance requirements.
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I do have a dress finished, but I currently have a combination of a nasty cold and allergies, and don't want "Rudolph nose" pictures on the internet. Besides, I have to spend my days complaining about the "worst:" cold of my life to any poor soul who dares to come within 15 feet of me. I do not handle sickness well, or quietly. So, I will take a break from my obnoxious whining for a few minutes to show you all some fantastic vintage images.
Vintage advertisements, particularly for clothing, shoes, and accessories, can be very helpful for getting a period correct look if you like dressing vintage. Personally, no matter how correct my look was, my 60s free love hair would mess up the outfit. But my hair is another story for another time.
|A cute little baby on the cover. So sweet!
|Cute and sensible 60s shoes.
|This outfit ( suit, coat, shoes, accessories) cost $72.85 in 1961. According to an inflation calculator, that is $554.69 in modern dollars!
|I can't image having to wear a bra without lycra. Ahh, the things we take for granted as modern day women.
|I NEED this stove! I am not certain, but I believe Trudy and Pete Campbell have a similar pull out style stove on this season of Mad Men. Does it look similar to anyone else?
|A great coat. I believe it is Dior, but the text is hard to identify the correct picture.
|What I wouldn't do for this coat. I think this one is a Galanos.
|This is made of wool and surah silk. Designer is Norman Norell?
|I just had to include this, because, at first glance, you would never guess this is a ....... tampon advertisement!
That is all for today. I do have some more pics from this issue that I will post. Are magazine speads something you all like seeing? I have a few more 50s and 60s magazines, and my mother has quite a few that I could share here. Just tell me what you think!


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Waterfalls, lush meadows, newborn fawns, magnificent trees, blazing sunsets… Yosemite and the surrounding area are perhaps the most photographed in the world, and for good reason. Ever-changing weather and seasons make the Sierras a photographer's heaven, for both amateurs and professionals. PRIVATE Guided Half-Day and Full-Day Photo tours available.
Yosemite is one of the most famous rock climbing areas in the world. Spend a day with our expert SYMG guides who will customize the climb to your level of experience. This is a challenging, enjoyable, and memorable experience for adults and children alike. All equipment is provided.
Yosemite National Park with all its splendor and grandeur. The Park is a hiker's paradise with trails for hikers of all abilities. Provides the opportunity to experience the beauty and solitude of nature.
Just minutes from the Château lies the Mother Lode, the historic Gold Country where experienced miners will teach the techniques, history and secrets of panning.
Enjoy the waters of a private trout pond. A fly fishing adventure with guides and equipment is available.
Experience the Sierra Nevada mountains by horseback. For all levels of riders; one-hour to full-day rides. Whether riding in Yosemite Valley or through a grove of giant sequoias, Sierra horseback riding is unsurpassed. Seasonal.
The year-round allure of nature brings many to the shores of Bass Lake. Rent a canoe, fishing boat, ski boat, Wave Runner or Jet Ski.
Our friends at Discover Yosemite allow you to travel in style and tour in luxury! Discover Yosemite is the only touring company servicing Yosemite National Park that offer 100% custom tours. These tours will allow you to see all the beauty the Sierra Nevada Mountains have to offer.
A favorite springtime activity, Zephyr White Water Expeditions is offered nearby on the Merced, Tuolumne, Stanislaus and Carson Rivers. Our guests enjoy challenging rapids, beautiful scenery, lots of laughter, picnicking by the river, and informative river guides.
The excitement and serenity of a mountain bike adventure, along the most scenic byways of the Sierra Nevada. The Southern Yosemite area has several bike shops with sales, rentals and specially trained guides who are happy to offer their services and expertise.
Reel them in at local lakes and streams. Bass Lake is a beautiful mountain reservoir planted frequently in early spring and summer. Bring your own rod and reel, or allow the marina personnel to outfit you.
Ride an original narrow-gauge Logger through the tall pine trees. Seasonal.
There are three golf courses nearby. In Ahwahnee, River Creek Golf Course and Ahwahnee Golf Course wind through foothill countryside with oak, pine and manzanita hazards. Within Yosemite, Wawona Golf Course tests one's ability to focus as you stand amidst breathtaking beauty.
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Disaster Transport closes forever Sunday0
From wkyc.com…
SANDUSKY — A Lake Erie legend is about to be silenced forever. The Disaster Transport indoor roller coaster at Cedar Point will make its final screech-filled run on Sunday, July 29.
The ride, which has been sitting near the park's main entrance since opening in 1985, will be completely demolished and removed to make room for a new attraction set to be unchained in 2013.
Park officials announced Disaster Transport's closure back on July 13.
The ride first made its debut as Avalanche Run — an outdoor bobsled-style coaster. Then, in 1990, the ride was re-named Disaster Transport, enclosed and given a new outer space theme.
The two-minute ride, which takes 10-person trains along the dark track at speeds up to 40 mph, has thrilled more than 30 million people since it was first unleashed.
A "last ride celebration" will be held at 9 p.m. Sunday to use Disaster Transport's final day as a way to raise money for Give Kids The World. Registration for the party, which involved a $20 fee and $50 minimum donation, ended at noon Friday.
As of Friday afternoon, more than $16,000 had been raised.
Those at the party will be given a Disaster Transport T-shirt and a souvenir.
The special event wraps up with an hour of exclusive ride time on Disaster Transport from 10:30-11:30 p.m. Those who raised the most money will have the privilege of choosing their seats on the last train while riding with the lights turned on.
Disaster Trasnport will become the second roller coaster permanently closed at the Sandusky scream park this year. Prior to the 2012 season starting, Cedar Point sent the WildCat roller coaster to its ride graveyard and removed it to create space for Luminosity, a new night-time show.
In addition to Disaster Transport, the Space Spiral, a 330-foot rotating observation tower and icon of the park's skyline, will also be closed before the end of the 2012 season. It, too, will be demolished to make room for the new 2013 attraction. Its final operating day has not yet been announced.
As far as the new attraction for 2013, a leaked memo indicated it would be a wing-style roller coaster with the biggest drop, fastest speed and longest run of any similar ride.
It would be the first roller coaster Cedar Point opens since they first debuted Maverick in 2007.
Park spokesperson Annie Zelm said an official announcement about the 2013 attraction should come in mid August. Until then, the park has been releasing multiple teases about the upcoming attraction.
Meanwhile, Kings Island, which is Cedar Point's sister park near Cincinnati, announced on Friday the permanent removal of the long-dormant Son of Beast wooden roller coaster.
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From wkyc.com…
SANDUSKY — There's a lot of buzz brewing up along the shores of Lake Erie, and it's all because of a pair of white, haunting eyes.
The animalistic stare is the first official tease from Cedar Point regarding its new attraction for 2013.
Cedar Point posted the image on its blog Saturday with the following tease: You didn't think we would give away 2013 THAT easy did you? Watch out for inversions and (!%!@@!#%(!@!!^
The day before unleashing that teaser, Cedar Point announced on its Facebook page that two rides were being removed to make room for a new attraction. "Something big is happening," the post declares. "Disaster Transport and Space Spiral will be dismantled this season to make space for @!!$!(*%%. We're sad to see them go, but are excited as we fly into the future. Stay tuned for more!"
Park spokesperson Annie Zelm says neither ride will be moved to another location after being dismantled.
A press release says the rides are being removed "to make better use of prime space in the front of the park and enhance the overall appearance of that corridor."
But this news comes as no surprise. Back in May we told you about the potential removal of those rides after a memo was leaked regarding a new attraction for 2013 — a wing-style roller coaster that's said to have the biggest drop, fastest speed and longest run of any similar ride.
A wing coaster takes riders on a journey without a visible track above or beneath them. That sensation is created since riders are seated on each side of the track with their feet dangling in the air.
Dollywood in Tennessee and Six Flags Great America in Chicago each debuted a wing coaster this year (see video below to watch one in action).
If the new ride is in a fact a roller coaster as the memo indicated, it will be the first one built at Cedar Point since the park unleashed Maverick in 2007.
As a result of the new attraction, Cedar Point says Disaster Transport will make its final run on Sunday, July 29 before screeching to a halt forever.
"I think fans of the park who really want it to be special have felt for a long time that Disaster Transport was a hideous warehouse-looking structure blocking views of the lake," says Jeff Putz of CoasterBuzz.com. "While some people may be sentimental about the ride, especially if it was one of their first as a young child, it certainly isn't very exciting. Once they see the replacement, I doubt anyone will give it a second thought."
The ride first made its debut along the edge of Lake Erie in 1985 as Avalanche Run — an outdoor bobsled-style coaster. In 1990, the ride was re-named Disaster Transport, enclosed and refurbished with a new outer space theme.
The two-minute ride takes 10-person trains along the dark track at speeds up to 40 mph.
Cedar Point says more than 30 million people have experienced the ride since it made its debut.
Distater Transport's building also housed a special indoor haunted attraction each Halloween season for HalloWeekends — most recently Happy Jack's Toy Factory. But as a result of the building's removal, Zelm says that Happy Jack's Toy Factory will not be returning for this year's HalloWeekends. Instead, Zelm says the park will introduce a new HalloWeekends attraction for the 2012 spooky season. That attraction has not yet been revealed.
Those who want to be the final riders on Disaster Transport can participate in an online auction to benefit Give Kids The World. For a $20 registration fee and a $50 minimum donation, anybody can enjoy a private party and exclusive ride time on Disaster Transport after the coaster closes to the public. The fundraisers with the highest totals will earn the privilege of choosing their seats on the last train while riding with the lights on.
This marks the second roller coaster to be placed in the Cedar Point graveyard this year because the park removed the WildCat prior to opening day to make room for Luminosity, a new night-time show.
The park has not yet announced a final operating day for Space Spiral, but officials say the ride will be closed forever before the end of the season.
The 330-foot rotating observation tower opened in 1965 and has been an icon of the park's skyline ever since.
Zelm says Cedar Point has not yet set a firm date on when they will officially unveil the new attraction for 2013, but they are looking at unleashing the news in mid August.
Memo: Cedar Point to build coaster in 20130
From the Sandusky Register…
Cedar Fair stands ready to spend big money on a new roller coaster for 2013 at Cedar Point that will change the park landscape.
Code-named "CP Alt.Winged," the coaster will have the "longest drop, run the fastest and be the longest ride" of its kind, Cedar Fair CEO Matt Ouimet wrote in Feb. 15 memo to Cedar Fair's board of directors.
The total projected cost of the project is $25 million, a price that includes removing the park's Space Spiral and Disaster Transport rides and restructuring the park entrance.
Ouimet was unavailable for comment Tuesday.
Lee Alexakos, corporate vice president of marketing, declined to confirm the information in the memo.
"We have not announced any plans for 2013 but we did announce a $25 million investment," Alexakos said. "This will be one of the largest capital expenditures ever."
Alexakos said that with any ride or attraction Cedar Point undertakes, the company is always looking to set records.
The Swiss-based Bolliger & Mabillard Consulting Engineers is set to design the new ride, which was described in the memo as having a "Front Gate Statement— a roller coaster that flies overhead, rolls and flies back— highly visible above guests entering the park."
The firm designed Cedar Point's Raptor.
A winged coaster is designed to suspend riders on wings to the sides of the rails so there is no track above or below the guest.
Engineering schematics show a proposed coaster with gravity defying twists, curves and rolls.
"Rob Decker (Cedar Fair VP of planning and design) and others have done a great job of creating a compelling, economically attractive new coaster for Cedar Point," Ouimet wrote. "We believe this particular ride design with this particular manufacturer balances the desire for marketable innovation and risk associated with early adaptations of prototypes."
Bolliger & Mabillard designed the first winged coaster for installation in Italy at a park known as Gardaland. The Six Flags Great American park outside of Chicago also has one of the company's winged coasters, called X-Flight.
The new ride at Cedar Point could promise to be a work horse available to guests at almost any time they are in the park.
"Rob talked to operators of the first one in Italy and found no unanticipated negatives and very high ride reliability (less than 1 percent operational downtime).
Design plans show the new ride with a 170-foot tall lift that will fly overhead of park guests entering the park. It will have the longest track and longest ride time of any coaster of its style as it flies overhead, rolls and then fly back.
The huge roller coaster will dominate the front gate and the track will travel over a large parking area at the park.
"We have several coasters that cover parking lots," Ouimet wrote. "Not necessarily ideal, but certainly acceptable given tight site constraints and the amount of land such attractions require."
Disaster Transport and the Space Spiral both would have to come down if the site plan currently under consideration is chosen.
Part of the $25 million investment will also include renovations and upgrades at the park entrance from the parking lot.
Cedar Point general manger John Hildebrandt was not available for comment on Tuesday.
Interview with Cedar Point Director of Maintenance & New Construction Ed Dangler0
From WKZO.com…
Coaster buffs like myself will enjoy a full 30 minutes with Ed Dangler, Director of Maintenance and New Construction at Cedar Point. Topics include various coaster wheel assembly arrangements, launch and restraint systems, how coasters and maintained and repaired, the process through which Cedar Point decides what to build and how to build it and much more!
Interview Highlights
- No wooden coaster in the near future for Cedar Point, maybe after two more years. 16:12
- Part of the WindSeeker's foundation will be on the beach [like suggested by the construction stakes earlier this season]. 18:10
- WindSeeker Challenges 18:15
- Winter Weather
- Water Table
- Process of Adding a Ride 20:32
- Executive Planning Board to decide ride based on the need to offer guests something new and excited.
- Ride manufacturing is in charge of the design.
- TUV overseeing WindSeeker Construction.
- Dick Kinzel decides if they want to be the first at something, such as the tallest and fastest roller coasters. 25:35
- Nostalgia is a delicate decision at Cedar Point. A long and thought out process to remove a ride. 26:00
- Guest input is important. Cedar Point is good friends with ACEers. They read and encourage comments. Social media gives them instant feedback. 28:00
New for 2011: WindSeeker0
Cedar Point has announced that it will introduce WindSeeker, a 30-story-tall swing ride to the Sandusky, Ohio, amusement park/resort for next summer. WindSeeker will tower above everything around its location on the beach, rising almost as high as the Millennium Force roller coaster's giant first hill.
In the early 1900s, the Cedar Point Beach was a hub of activity as families played in the sand or frolicked in the lake. One of its most popular attractions was the Sea Swings that would dip riders into the cool waters of Lake Erie as it spun in a circular motion.
Now 100 years later, Cedar Point will add a 21st century version of that thrilling ride to the park for next summer.
The new WindSeeker will be a 301-foot-tall tower that will spin riders nearly 30 stories above the Lake Erie shoreline. Seated in two-person swings that will allow their feet to dangle, riders will slowly begin rotating in a circular motion as the swings ascend the tower. At the top, the swings will be reaching speeds between 25-30 mph, flaring out almost 45 degrees from the tower. WindSeeker will be able to accommodate 64 riders (32 swings) at one time.
"Spinning almost 300 feet above Lake Erie and the Cedar Point Beach will be a very exciting ride experience for our guests," said John Hildebrandt, the vice president and general manager of Cedar Point. "Day or night, WindSeeker will provide riders with dramatic views of the park and the Cedar Point Peninsula. It will be an extremely popular addition to Cedar Point."
WindSeeker will be positioned near the present location of the Ocean Motion swinging boat ride and will extend the park's midway onto the Cedar Point Beach. At the end of the season, Ocean Motion, built in 1981, will be dismantled. It is currently available for sale.
In comparison to other Cedar Point rides, WindSeeker will climb nearly two stories higher than the cabin on the park's Space Spiral observation ride and is only a few feet shorter than the first hill on Millennium Force. Another swing ride, the Wave Swinger that opened in Frontiertown in 1979, is 31 feet tall and has a top speed of approximately 9 mph.
The ride is manufactured by Mondial, a 23-year-old Dutch-based company. WindSeeker will cost approximately $5 million to build. Riders must be at least 48 inches tall and will be secured with individual over-the-head lap bars with interlocking seat belt.
Overall, Cedar Point will add more than $6 million in capital improvements to the park for 2011.
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Date Posted:2 April 2013
Alcantra and Ultra Suede are the brand names for a high quality type of microfibre, made synthetically to be soft, good looking and more resilient that the old natural suede?s and other cloth trims of decades gone. Used in many luxury cars nowadays, it gives a lovely sophisticated feel to many of these vehicles. As tough as it has been engineered however, you cannot use normal generic fabric cleaners on them, as it is easy to damage the material and lose the softness and texture that makes it so good.
Our Fabra Cadabra cleaner is made to be compatible for cleaning Alcantra trim, so when we had a low mileage GT2 RS 911 Porsche arrive that had dirty hand marks on the shifter and other bits of the bright red trim, we knew exactly what to do to clean it up quickly.
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Hi, Bryan Here….
'Grand Theft Auto 5' just keeps looking better and better. Man, I can't wait till Spring of 2013 for this to release. The first trailer for the video game was great, but this new one takes it to a whole new level. This new trailer shows us that there are 3 main characters we will be playing as during the game, Michael, a family man who lives in the post Vinewood hills; Franklin, a professional automotive repo man; and Trevor, who appears to be a complete and total psychopath. Players will have to utilize each character's strengths and abilities to execute intricate heists.
The action sequences look intense, like something out of a James Bond or Michael Bay movie. I saw someone drive a Jeep out of a plane mid air, fighter jets blowing up other aircrafts, and a train collision. Not to mention, tons of blood and violence. And I hear that all the music will be original music in this one as well as no celebrity voices. The game looks beautiful. Enjoy the trailer.
'Grand Theft Auto 5' will be available on PS3 and XBOX 360.
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November 14th, 2012 at 1:39 pm
I like the humor in it and how it looks like a strange mix of a Michael Mann movie, a Bond film and The Hangover:P Pretty stoked!
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Now I want to see Bond in the third Hangover film directed by Michael Mann. But yes, this looks prettay prettay prettay good.


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When a sports participant lacks confidence, a coach might advise the player to "fake it until you make it."
In other words, if you act as though you're confident, you'll eventually develop real confidence. It's a mindset.
Similarly, adopting a creative mindset can make a difference for those — about 50 percent of adults — who believe they lack the creativity gene.
It's mainly a choice, say professors Jeff Dyer, Hal Gregersen and Clayton M. Christensen, authors of "The Innovator's DNA: Mastering the Five Skills of Disruptive Innovators."
Your creativity potential
Their recent post in the Harvard Business Review, encourages readers to think differently about their potential to become disruptive innovators.
With more than 6,000 professionals, including entrepreneurs and managers, who have taken their assessments, the authors have a large research database to draw upon. They write that disruptive innovators "see themselves as creative and act that way."
For example, Stepan Pachikov, founder of Evernote, exemplifies the skilled questioner. He started with the simple: "What kind of database will help me remember things?"
That led to a popular program that many people now rely on to recall things quickly they might otherwise forget and thereby improve their personal productivity.
The check-up
If you'd like to assess whether you're selling yourself short on the creativity scale, the authors offer five agree-or-disagree statements to try.
For example, would you classify yourself as high in trying new ways to do things? If so, you're an experimenter. You can view other assessment questions and how to score your results here.
Their optimistic message is to take heart if you've lamented that you're not creative. By changing your approach and keeping at the hard work of change each day, you will become more creative.
You've got it
You may not create a new software program like Evernote but you can look at things at work or in your personal life in new ways. The process can inspire you to define yourself in new ways, as well.
And, ultimately, you'll rethink whether you were blessed with the creativity gene.
You might also enjoy How to Increase Your Creativity Quotient.


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Oregon is home to 1.3 million head of cattle, many of which graze on sagebrush grassland. But some of that same land is also home to the greater sage-grouse, which is a candidate for listing under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).
The bird occupies about half of its historical range in the U.S. and Canada because of degradation to its habitat. In Oregon, juniper trees, wildfires, and aggressive weeds have disturbed its ecosystem.
In an effort to preclude an ESA listing, the OSU Extension Service has been informing landowners about a system in which they can voluntarily agree to conserve the species' out-of-balance habitat. As part of this, Extension has developed inventory and monitoring guidelines for landowners, whose cattle stand to benefit from the rangeland improvements.
The science has been used to develop conservation plans from OSU's Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center. In May 2014, federal officials and cattle ranching representatives signed a historic agreement to protect sage-grouse habitat on certain federal and private lands. Nearly 40 landowners in Harney County representing 250,000 acres have formally expressed interest in signing the agreement, too, and six counties in eastern Oregon have indicated they want to use the agreement as a template.
Read more about the agreement in Oregon's Agricultural Progress magazine.
Sources: Dustin Johnson, a livestock and range specialist with the OSU Extension Service; Oregon Agriculture and Fisheries Statistics 2012-2013; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.


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This is a unique visitor attraction located in the Kerry The Kingdom, Tralee, which also houses the exhibition Kerry In Colour and the Kerry County Museum. The visitor is transported back in time on a battery operated Time Car. Mar-Dec
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Dingle Peninsula, Co. Kerry, Ireland
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Cahirciveen, Co. Kerry, Ireland, V23 VR62
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The centre has an audiovisual show, cafe, exhibits on all aspects of the Skelligs. The themes are the Hisory & Archaelogy of Skellig Michaels Early Christian Monastery, the seabirds, their habitat, the lighthouse and the underwater world. Apr-Sept.
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Grilled Teriyaki Salmon
- Total Time: 5 mins
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- Makes: 10 servings
The salty-sweet taste of soy and brown sugar come together in this teriyaki salmon recipe. Seasoned with red pepper flakes and garlic, these grilled tender salmon steaks are sweet perfection. Enjoy on its own or serve with mango salsa or on top of a bed of greens.
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text: People have lots of ideas about the Human Rights Act (HRA) many of them incorrect: a disability commission recently revealed that in their survey, 70% of respondents could not name even one of their human rights! Due to recent ponderings on Talking Point re the relevance of the Human Rights Act to our client group I decided to post something that may clarify some of the issues. One of the main reasons the HRA is not helpful to people with dementia and their carers is because generally speaking it ought to be the person who has had their rights violated who should take the case. People in mid to late stage dementia would possibly struggle to put such a case together and carers are often too exhausted to even contemplate such a move. Secondly, the HRA only covers public bodies such as the NHS and local authorities. Most of the people in the community that I talk to are interested in using the HRA with regard to practices in care homes. In fact they are on to a non starter as private homes will not be covered by the Act. If you are thinking 'Surely this is against my/his/her human rights?' consider which article of the Act has been violated. Is it for example, the 'Right to Respect for a Private and Family Life' or 'Right to Free Association' or 'Right to Liberty and Security' ? There are HRA cases that relate to people with dementia, most promiently the Bournewood case where a man with learning disability was 'detained' in hospital as a voluntary patient instead of being sectioned. Other cases that could be relevant involve insufficient record keeping regarding important care decisions, lifting and handling, and gay and lesbian rights such as the right to be named on the nearest relative list within the Mental Health Act, the right to be named as a hereditary tennant on a rental agreement. Regards, Sally


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Family, activist meet about alleged brutality
The family members of a man arrested recently on rape and murder charges rallied against perceived "harassment and brutality from law enforcement in the Lake Charles area."
About 20 family members and friends of Marlin James Jenkins held a private meeting Monday that they had previously announced would be open to the public.
Jenkins was indicted March 5 on three counts of aggravated rape and one count of second-degree murder.
The American Press was not allowed into the meeting, but spokesmen for the family talked to the newspaper before the session began.
"The Jenkins family contacted us because of an alleged false arrest and abuse during the arrest of Mr. Jenkins," said George Fisher, chairman of the Louisiana chapter of the National Action Network.
The family reportedly filed a complaint with the U.S. Justice Department against the Lake Charles Police Department. Jacqualine Sonnier, Jenkins' aunt, alleges that on the day of his arrest the suspect was beaten and is now blind in one eye.
Sonnier said Jenkins did not receive medical attention until she spoke with an assistant warden at Calcasieu Correctional Center, and there has not been a followup.
Officials at Calcasieu Correctional Center said no "apparent injuries or complaints of injuries" are listed in Jenkin's health screening, which is performed at intake.
"His medical file has a past history of treatment of eye problems, including a detached retina," said Darren Boyd, assistant warden at CCC. "The only self-initiated medical request he submitted was for tooth pain."
Sonnier stated she is concerned about the circumstances of the arrest.
"I spoke with Detective (Frank) Fondel, and those stories are not adding up," Sonnier said.
"He's not responding to us, and the information we have gotten is not accurate," she said.
Sgt. Mark Kraus, a spokesman for the Lake Charles Police Department, said he was not aware of the meeting until contacted by the media for comment.
He released the following statement:
"Chief (Don) Dixon has the utmost respect for the integrity of the investigations that Detective Fondel is involved in. Members of the administration, including myself and Chief Dixon, were at the scene at 333 Mill St. when the defendant was arrested. Chief Dixon personally advised Marlin Jenkins of his Miranda warnings and his entire body, to include his face, was photographed within one minute after his arrest.
''Immediately following the arrest, he (Jenkins) was taken to Lake Charles Memorial Hospital to retrieve a DNA sample, and he never once complained."
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Slaying suspect linked to rapes
Lake Charles police have arrested a man in connection with the rape and slaying of a woman whose body was found Jan. 15, and they say the man, Marlin James Jenkins, 38, has sexually assaulted at least two other women.
The body of 50-year-old Linda Jackson Moore was found earlier this month behind a detailing shop at the corner of Shattuck and Belden streets.
Police ruled her death a homicide, but Police Chief Don Dixon, speaking at a news conference Monday, declined to give the specific cause of death, saying that to do so could compromise the case.
"I will say she died a violent death, and she put up quite a fight," he said.
While investigating the death, Detectives Lecia McCullough and Franklin Fondel arrested Jenkins for the rapes of two women, Dixon said.
After further investigation, and with the aid of an anonymous Crime Stoppers tip, they connected Jenkins to Moore's death, he said.
"We also believe there may be other victims out there who have not come forward out of fear of Jenkins," Dixon said. "This man was on a spree and is now in jail with no bond.
"Nobody deserves to be victimized and then afraid to report it."
He said Jenkins, of 333 Mill St., has been charged with first-degree murder, aggravated rape and seconddegree robbery — in addition to two counts of aggravated rape in the other cases.
Calcasieu Parish Sheriff Tony Mancuso attended the conference to debunk rumors that Moore's death was connected to the Nov. 23 death of Sierra Bouzigard, who was found on John Koonce Road in Moss Bluff.
"Keep in mind, all agencies stay in close contact regardless of the crime," Mancuso said.
Officials are still awaiting forensic test results in the Bouzigard case, he said.
"We will be comparing notes with Lake Charles police and the task force in Jennings," Mancuso said. "But right now, none of these (cases) seem to connect."
Victims and people with information on the crimes can call 491-1311 and ask for McCullough or Fondel.
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Time of essence in case
*published Dec. 1, 2009
Immigration issue clouds outlook in slaying of teen
Setbacks at every step have slowed the investigation into the death of Moss Bluff woman Sierra Bouzigard, Calcasieu Parish Sheriff Tony Mancuso said Monday.
"It took us 12 hours to identify the body," he said. "That was 12 hours where we didn't have a direction to go, didn't know who to speak to first."
The body of Bouzigard, 19, was found at 7:40 a.m. Nov. 23 on the side of John Koonce Road in Moss Bluff. Parish Coroner Dr. Terry Welke has ruled that she died of blunt force trauma to the head.
Since last Monday, Mancuso said detectives have talked to 22 people who may have known or had contact with Bouzigard.
"It appears she made several visits to different people in the Moss Bluff area on Sunday," Mancuso said.
He said much of the case hinges on crime lab results and phone records from several of the people investigators have interviewed.
"The phone companies have told us that they can get us the records within 14 days," Mancuso said. "We want the records to corroborate some stories and hopefully figure out where she was last."
He would not discuss the possibility that another area had been checked for evidence.
"Because we're dealing with the real world, we need people to understand that it will take time to get results back from our crime lab," Mancuso said.
On average, results can take from two weeks to 30 days to process because of certain procedures and the requirement that the results be verified by multiple forensic specialists.
Of the people interviewed in the case, 16 were illegal immigrants.
Calcasieu Correctional Center book-in records show they were arrested on Nov. 25 and lived in two apartments on Sistrick Road, off Sam Houston Jones Parkway.
Detectives said two Sheriff's Office interpreters worked around the clock, with a federal interpreter, to handle the interviews.
Because detectives had filed no local charges, the immigrants were turned over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and are now at a federal detention center in Basile.
They are charged with entry without inspection — a federal misdemeanor.
Mancuso said their immigration status is an issue because the Sheriff's Office does not have jurisdiction over illegal immigrants.
Deportation proceedings have begun, and processing will reportedly take about a month.
"I can't promise we will have enough by then," Mancuso said.
If one of the deported immigrants becomes a suspect, Mancuso said his department would have to issue an arrest warrant.
"It is a problems for us," he said. "He would have to be located there, and then we would need that country's government to cooperate."
He noted that a rape-homicide case remains open because of a similar situation.
On Feb. 19, 2008, the body of Wanda Barton, 26, was found in her mobile home.
Deputies listed 20-year-old Jose Manuel Garcia Guevara as a person of interest and said they believed he fled to Dallas and then back to his hometown of Rioverde, San Luis Potosi, Mexico.
In April 2008, a grand jury indicted Garcia Guevara on charges of second-degree murder, aggravated rape and aggravated burglary. He is still at large.
Mancuso would not say how Bouzigard was connected with any of the people detectives interviewed.
He said there are no suspects at this time, only persons of interest, and that no charges have been filed in the case.
"We still have a long ways to go in this investigation," Mancuso said.
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Suspect in fatal shooting re-arrested
published July 9, 2009
A man arrested earlier this week on a charge of second degree murder has been arrested on a charge of possessing a firearm with an obliterated serial number, authorities said.
Austin Michael Rousseau, 20, and four others were arrested July 6 in connection with the death of Daniel Gueringer.
Rousseau was released on $25,000 bond.
The four other men — Bryce Perkins, Derek Peloquin, Greg Wisner and Taylor Johnson — remain in jail.
Perkins was charged with second-degree murder; Peloquin and Wisner were charged with accessory after the fact and obstruction of justice; and Johnson was charged with inciting a riot and criminal conspiracy.
Perkins, whom police have identified as the shooter, has also been charged with possessing a firearm with an obliterated serial number.
His bond was set at $560,000.
Police on Tuesday reportedly found a gun that they were able to connect to Rousseau.
Rousseau's bail on the murder charge was set at $200,000, but Judge Kent Savoie allowed his father, Michael Rousseau, to sign a surety bond for his release.
The bond allows a third party to assume responsibility for the full amount of the bail if the suspect does not appear in court.
Under the bond's special conditions, Austin Rousseau must live with his father and submit to drug tests.
The bond does not require any collateral, only a $30 administrative fee.
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Fifth person arrested in LC slaying
*published July 8, 2009
Lake Charles police arrested a fifth person on Monday in connection with the shooting death of Daniel Gueringer, 20, according to documents.
Taylor Ryan Johnson, 20, of Iowa has been identified as the "uninvited guest" who showed up at a Fourth of July party at 4030 W. Prien Lake Road.
He is charged with inciting a riot and criminal conspiracy.
According to records, Johnson attempted to start a fight with several subjects at the party by bumping them and elbowing them. After being told to leave the party, Johnson called Bryce Wayne Perkins, 23, and Austin Michael Rousseau, 20, to meet him at the house.
During an argument between Johnson, Perkins and Rousseau and other party-goers, Perkins allegedly shot Gueringer, who detectives say was trying to break up a fight.
The report states that Johnson was overheard by several people saying he was going to kill someone.
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Tetralogy of Fallot
When a child's heart does not form properly because of a birth defect, the effects can follow that infant throughout his or her life. In some cases, complications may string together to create a single defect with multiple problems. Children diagnosed with tetralogy of Fallot, a single condition that becomes four different defects, can suffer from these abnormalities well into adulthood.
Powerful medications such as Depakote can contribute to the development of this birth defect. For more information regarding your options if your family has suffered because of the adverse effects of Depakote, contact the Depakote lawyers of Williams Hart today by calling 800-761-3187.
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When defining tetralogy of Fallot, there are four major heart malformations that occur in the child. These major four problems include the following:
- Pulmonary stenosis
- Overriding aorta
- Right ventricular hypertrophy
- Ventricular septal defect
In addition to these defects, which can cause significant problems for a developing child's heart health, tetralogy of Fallot may lead to additional health problems. These can include:
- Forked ribs
- Left pulmonary artery stenosis
- Bicuspid pulmonary valve
- Atrial septal defect
- Atrioventricular septal defect
With these additional concerns, a child who has developed tetralogy of Fallot may experience heart failure within his or her first year. As time progresses, the chances that heart failure or cardiac arrest will claim the child steadily increase. This condition can be treated, but requires substantial surgical intervention to rebuild or reshape much of the heart.
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What Drugs Are Best for Migraine Headaches?
The type of medicine you need for your migraine headaches depends on the severity and frequency of the attacks you experience. People with mild or moderate headaches might be able to treat their symptoms with over-the-counter medications. Other people need stronger prescription medicine, and still others might want to opt for preventive medication when nothing else seems to work.
If you are experiencing serious medical symptoms, seek emergency treatment immediately.
Non-prescription Medication
Over-the-counter remedies can be used by people with mild migraines. These work well when they are taken as soon as there is a sign of an attack, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center. Non-prescription pain relievers include ibuprofen products such as Advil and Motrin, the anti-inflammatory naproxen product, Aleve, and aspirin. Tylenol and Excedrin Migraine are helpful acetaminophen products. Excedrin Migraine, which also contains aspirin and caffeine, eases the pain of moderate headaches but may not work as well for severe attacks, the Mayo Clinic says. Ulcers, gastrointestinal bleeding and rebound headaches might occur with ibuprofen and aspirin if taken too often over an extended period of time.
Prescription Drugs
Triptans work by maintaining serotonin levels in the brain that play a major role in migraine headaches. People with severe migraine attacks have used them successfully. Sumatriptan or Imitrex is an effective drug available as a pill, nasal spray or injection. Other triptans include Axert, Zomig, Amerge, Maxalt, Frova and Relpax. A new drug, approved by the FDA in 2008, called Treximet, combines sumatriptan and the anti-inflammatory naproxen. It has been found that the combination works better on migraines than either drug alone, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center. Side effects of triptans can include nausea, dizziness, rapid heart rate and muscle weakness. Another prescription drug called ergotamine, marketed under the names Migergot and Cafergot, is not as expensive as triptans, but is also less effective, according to the Mayo Clinic. People who have migraines that last for more than 48 hours might have the best results with ergotamine. There can be side effects of nausea, dizziness and muscle cramps, however.
Anti-nausea Drugs
Migraine headaches are often accompanied by nausea, so medications have been developed to be used with migraine drugs. These anti-nausea products include metoclopramide (Reglan) and domperidone (Motilium). They appear to help the absorption of migraine medications by the intestine.
When other prescription drugs do not work for migraine sufferers, narcotics might be prescribed. These drugs often include codeine, but can also include morphine, meperidine (Demerol), and oxycodone. They are only used as a last resort to fight migraine pain. Side effects include drowsiness, impaired judgment and nausea, and these narcotics can become habit forming, as well.
Preventive Medication
Drugs to prevent migraines might help people who suffer from two or more severe attacks a month if other medications are not working. They have been known to reduce the frequency and severity of migraine attacks. Prescriptions can include cardiovascular drugs known as beta blockers that are normally used to treat high blood pressure and heart disease, but which have also been found to reduce migraine attacks, according to the Mayo Clinic. Antidepressants, anti-seizure drugs and antihistamines have also been used to prevent migraines. A doctor can help you choose the best medicinal route if you need preventive medication.
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Waves around two-storeys high were reported on its eastern shores as Hurricane Ivan ripped up trees and roofs and left two people dead.
Prime Minister PJ Patterson declared a state of emergency and the national electricity grid was shut down leading to a black-out across the island.
Troops are patrolling the streets, but there have been reports of looting.
Hurricane Ivan has already left a massive trail of damage in the Caribbean, killing at least 27 people, mostly in Grenada.
Course changing
Winds have increased in the last few hours to 155mph (250km/h). Forecasters warn it is now an extremely dangerous category four - on a scale of five - and could well intensify.
At 1500 GMT the eye of the hurricane - dubbed Ivan the Terrible by Jamaicans - was about 30 miles (50km) southwest of the western tip of Jamaica, the Miami-based National Hurricane Center said.
As dawn broke, Jamaicans were able to see the extent of the devastation.
Trees and roofs are flying around, power lines are down and the city is without light, Kingston resident Ouida Ridguard told the BBC.
"The rains have been torrential. The sound of the wind is frightening and it is quite devastating," she said.
"This is definitely the worst thing I have experienced in my lifetime - and I have been through two major hurricanes," she added.
Flash flooding
The driving rain and intense gusts of howling wind began on Friday afternoon.
Half a million people in low-lying areas - a fifth of the population - were urged to evacuate homes and head for shelters.
Although many of the 1,000 shelters had filled up, some residents were loath to leave their homes for fear of looting, our correspondent says.
The electricity grid was shut down for safety reasons, and only a skeleton service was in operation.
There is no water coming through the taps in houses, says the BBC's Nina Robinson, who is also in Kingston.
'Ivan the Terrible'
Hurricane Ivan threatens to be the worst natural disaster to hit Jamaica for 50 years.
The Cayman Islands are also in its path.
Cuba is facing hurricane warnings, and the south-eastern United States is also under threat.
A mandatory evacuation has been imposed in Florida Keys with more than 60,000 people - already storm-weary after two major hurricanes in the last month - asked to leave their homes.
So far the place hardest hit by Hurricane Ivan has been the tiny island of Grenada.
The first deliveries of aid supplies arrived on the island but the International Red Cross said more than two-thirds of Grenada's 95,000 inhabitants were now homeless. It has called for more donations.
BBC FM in Jamaica will be off air until Hurricane Ivan has passed. Listeners can follow BBC World Service on shortwave frequencies 6195 and 15190 between 0300-1000 local time and on 5975 between 1600-2000 local time.