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Part 3/3 of Reveal, Reuse, Reduce Series: Reduce Duplicate Parts
As we saw in Part 2, EXALEAD OnePart helps companies optimize the reuse of components and parts, avoiding creating duplicate parts at the front end; this contributes to efforts to halt the propagation of unnecessary processes and costs throughout the enterprise. OnePart can also be leveraged to tag and root out existing duplicates. While conducting the search, the user may come across two or more parts that are pretty much the same. With access to all related metadata, the determination of which part to keep and modify or reuse, and which obsolete parts, and their attendant costs, to rework or recycle over time, is more obvious. Let's see how this process can be automated.
Going One Step Further
Clearly, when a company's part numbers are in the thousands or the millions, or when faced with a merger or acquisition that will multiply the number of parts, finding and winnowing down duplicate parts can be an overwhelming proposition. The power of EXALEAD OnePart simplifies the task by grouping and recategorizing parts, at which time the decision to reuse, modify, or eliminate can be rapidly made.
OnePart introduces a new way to work, focused on defining the existing stock of parts according to their metadata and shape. It does not come with pre-defined groupings; the company chooses how to categorize its parts and OnePart adapts in consequence. These unlimited categories are then entered into the PDM and ERP systems so that parts can be better managed in the future, saving time and money.
How does it work?
- First, quality and method engineers define the kinds of "universes" that exist within the company's legacy parts. For example, a part that has been created in copper and purchased externally could make up one universe. The parts that meet these criteria are found by using OnePart's metadata search capabilities.
- Next, the universes are segmented into clusters according to their shape. As an example, a cluster could represent all of the clamps of the same size. The engineer wants to reduce the 20×20-sized clamp cluster first, because it represents the most expensive inventory (according to unit price x quantity in stock).
- The cluster displays all of its parts. Those listed first are those that are recommended to be the master, based on the rules defined by the Engineering, Manufacturing, and/or Procurement departments. As an example, masters could be those parts with the most recent (less than six months) and active history in the ERP system with REACH Directive approval.
- When all the parts in the cluster are determined to be either the master, alternate, or obsolete, then the result is massively propagated into OnePart and the 3DEXPERIENCE Platform. A workflow of acceptance can be used to propagate into the stock through the ERP.
Because the parts catalog is narrowed down, engineers and designers have more time available to be more creative than they would by simply creating (or recreating) required parts. And the discovery of a broad selection of existing possibilities can lead to further creativity and innovation.
A New Paradigm to Directly Optimize Working Capital
A less obvious beneficiary of reducing duplicate parts is the Purchasing department. Purchasing personnel are able to search the ERP and associate its contents with documentation found in other systems. They can go one step further and benefit from the results of using OnePart to pare down duplicate parts. This simplifies the system and the responsibilities of the Procurement team, as they can better negotiate with vendors based on volume. Reducing the number of parts in progress is an expenditure analysis application for the financial controller that directly impacts the balance sheet, lowering inventory and ultimately working capital.
Here the benefits of OnePart are obvious. Continuing on the path of New Part Creation leads to additional spending. Using it to reuse saves time and money. Implementing it as part of an ongoing parts management program adds significant value over time.
In this 3-part series, we've seen that designers and engineers are looking for a solution that finds and gathers all existing product part-related information, no matter the format—adding similarity, metadata, and semantic-linked documents and related information to shape-search capabilities. It should allow users to quickly discover if the part exists by simply shortlisting the possible designs, comparing them, checking their similarity, navigating parent/child relationships, and assembling related documents to reuse legacy parts, reduce duplicate parts, and revitalize the product development enterprise.
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Before you put your car away for the season give it a good wash and wax job. It is VERY IMPORTANT to always store your car clean. Don't forget to wash off the undercarriage. That's where most of the rust starts. A good coat of wax on the car will protect the finish against stains if something happens to get on it during the time it is being stored.
If you use a car cover, put it on while the car is clean and dry to protect against dirt, dust and possible scratches. DO NOT cover your car with plastic or one of those blue tarps that you can get at the hardware store. It only traps moisture and trapping moisture between the finish and a piece of plastic will make the paint bubble and rust will begin to form.
Take your vehicle for a drive and get everything warmed up before you park it. By getting your car up to operating temperature it helps to burn off contaminants in the oil and it also gets rid of moisture in the crankcase and the exhaust system. NOTE: Don't start your car during the winter unless you plan to drive it or allow it to get up to normal operating temperatures. "Short running" the engine will allow moisture to build up in the crankcase and exhaust system.
Change your oil and oil filter. Fresh oil will protect the internal parts of your engine better because there are less hydro-carbons and other contaminates in fresh oil. If you would rather change your oil in the spring, be sure to do it as soon as possible after you get the car out of storage.
Check and fill all major fluids, including brake fluid, clutch fluid reservoir. Also be sure your antifreeze is clean and fresh to avoid the cooling system from freezing or possible corrosion.
Fill the gas tank just before you park the car for the winter. (This will help prevent moisture from condensing inside the tank). Remember, premium unleaded gasoline without alcohol is the only thing you should use in your MEL. If you are not planning to visit your car during the winter, be sure to add a good fuel stabilizer.
Remove the battery and keep it charged. When storing a battery you should keep at as close to room temperature as possible and it should be kept off of the floor so that it doesn't discharge. Store it on a wooden shelf or on a large block of wood (a piece of 4×4) several inches off of the floor to keep it from discharging.
Put steel wool or rolled up scotch-brite pads in the tailpipes. Block off the air-intake openings to keep mice from using your car as a food pantry.
On cars with manual transmissions you can place a board on the clutch pedal rod to partially depress it, that helps to avoid the risk of the clutch and flywheel rusting together. (If you are only storing the car for a few months this really shouldn't be necessary).
Never set the parking brake. The brake shoes or pads could stick to the drums or rotors or the cables could rust or freeze up during storage.
If you store your car off of the ground on jack stands, the stands should be under the suspension. If not, damage to the shocks and other suspension parts can occur.
If you store your car on the ground be sure to over-inflate the tires slightly. Five to 10 pounds should be enough. Even tires that are new or in good condition can lose around one or two pounds of pressure per month. I remove all 4 wheels and thoroughly clean them . Wax the wheels and coat the tires with clear floor wax. When you get your car back out in the spring, re-check the pressures to insure against tire damage.
Put a moisture-absorbent, like baking soda, inside the car to keep mildew from starting inside the cars interior. (From mildew come mold, from mold comes a new interior). If you store your car inside a heated area leave the windows opened about 1/4 to 1/2 inch to allow the air to circulate.
Do NOT treat inside surfaces with Armor-All (or similar) products before storing your car. They contain chemicals that can encourage mildew and mold. Mouse traps or poisons placed around the car are also a good idea, BUT be sure that your dogs and cats can't get to it. Place them around the car every several feet. Leave your sun visors down so it is more difficult for mice to get into the headliner if they do get into the car. NOTE* Mothballs will repel some pests, but the smell stays in the car for a long time. Don't put them IN your car. Scented drier sheets or bars of soap placed in an open plastic butter tub or coffee can in the trunk and front and back floorboards work great and they smell a lot better too.
Always store your car on a vapor barrier like a large piece of plastic. Try not to store your car where vehicles will be coming in and out during the winter months. They bring moisture in with them.
Make notes and leave them on the front seat or tape them to the windshield to remind you what needs to be done in the spring to get the car ready for the summer season.
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A hearing on whether a reporter should be ordered to testify about how she obtained confidential information in the Colorado theater shooting case is being continued until next week.
New York-based Fox News reporter Jana Winter cited anonymous law enforcement officials in reporting that suspect James Holmes had sent a psychiatrist a notebook of drawings that foreshadowed the July 20 attack.
Prosecutors and Holmes' lawyers argued about the issue in court Monday, but the defense wants to again question a detective about whether he might have told someone else about the notebook, who may have then talked to Winter.
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By adding the video control option, one is able to mow the lawn from the living room as if it were a video game.
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Summit Lawn Mower Company is introducing remote control lawn mowers designed to increase productivity and safety on steep hills. The heavy duty track drive design combined with a low center of gravity allows these mowers to navigate on slopes too steep for conventional power equipment.
If you have ever heard of someone flipping a riding lawn mower down a hill, you can certainly appreciate the idea of using a remote control lawn mower designed for steep hills. In addition to safety, these machines also increase productivity for lawn care professionals who deal with steep hills in mountain regions. The absence of a rider's weight up top combined with the wide footprint of the track drive down below is what makes these machines able to crawl around on the steepest of slopes with ease. By keeping the operator out of harm's way, safety concerns almost become obsolete.
Even though robotic lawn mowers have been on the market for quite some time now, a commercial grade remote control lawn mower is a relatively new concept to the slope mowing industry, especially here in the United States. While several companies overseas already manufacture hydro-static powered remote controlled slope mowers, Summit Lawn Mower Co is the only U.S. based manufacturer offering them here in the states.
Lawn care professionals normally resort to equipping their men with weed eaters to maintain slopes too steep for their zero-turn riding mowers. At the end of the year, the payroll for maintaining slopes really adds up when you factor in the time those men spent using weed eaters as lawn mowers. By using one man with a remote control lawn mower on the slopes, a lawn care professional is able to keep the wheels spinning on his fleet of zero-turn "money-makers" increasing his productivity and reducing injuries at the same time.
In addition to commercial slope mowers, Summit Lawn Mower Company also manufactures smaller residential units ideal for the average lawn that may include moderate slopes, ditches, or other obstacles. These models are a perfect fit for the elderly, handicapped, and the guy who has everything and wants something else. The elderly can once again enjoy the joy and satisfaction of maintain his own lawn again without risking injury.
By using a single joystick for movement, operating one of these mowers is very easy for anyone to master. The transmitter has two main joysticks. One starts and stops the engine and the other is for driving the machine forward, reverse, left & right. The transmitter also has toggle switches for controlling optional upgrades such as video control, headlights, or deck height adjustment.
Optional upgrades are also available. By adding the video control upgrade, the operator is able to mow the lawn from the comfort of his living room as if he were playing a video game. The camera is mounted to the rear of the mower with 180 degree panning control allowing the operator to see and hear what the mower sees and hears on any television with RCA inputs. By adding the remote deck height adjustment, the operator is able to raise and lower the cutting deck from 1-6 inches from the remote control. All mowers are equipped with remote engine start/stop as a standard feature.


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UNC Researcher Presents at Kent State College of Public Health Speaker Series
Kent State University's College of Public Health presents the first speaker in its Public Health Speaker Series this fall semester. Dr. Ed Baker, research professor at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, will present "Managing the Public Health Enterprise: Preparing the Workforce for Change" at the Moulton Hall Ballroom on Wednesday, Oct. 26, at noon. The event is free and open to the public.
Baker's research interests range from occupational diseases to administration issues in public health. The majority of his research highlights the significance of developing and investing in the public health infrastructure.
The talk will also be streamed live at https://ksutube.kent.edu/watchlive.php?playthis=3446 and available afterward on the Kent State College of Public Health website at www.kent.edu/publichealth/speakerseries.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 142 diseños de 16 diseñadores freelance.
buycarrierservices.com is in its very infancy. Its mission is to reduce the total cost of buying and selling within the global b2b carrier/telco/ISP community. Carriers and ISPs looking for carrier services publish their tenders requirements at buycarrierservices.com where other carriers will provide pricing based on the requirements. The tender issuer can then select one of the carriers bases on their criteria. The bidders profit as well as they will see more opportunities in one place then they were ever able to find before.
The color of the logo will then be incorporated into the new website that is in the process of being designed.
The "global carrier industry", the former incumbents including the likes of AT&T, BT, China Telecom, Deutsche Telekom, Eircom, etc. as well as the many ISP's and "new" telcos that wish to purchase data capacity in the forms of IP-Transit, network access, local loops, dark fiber, waves, broadband capacity, complete global networks and even colocation for their own infrastructure requirements as well as to satisfy customer demand on a project by project basis.
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Pulitzer Center Journalist Comes to Kent State to Speak on Fracking
Pulitzer Center Journalist Dimiter Kenarov visits Kent State on Wednesday, Feb. 20, at 7 p.m. in the Kent Student Center Kiva to discuss his newest project focusing on hydraulic fracturing as a "game changer" in Poland. The evening will consist of a panel discussion with Kenarov, Bob Downing from the Akron Beacon Journal, Yoram Eckstein, Ph.D., and Donald Palmer, Ph.D., both professors from the Department of Geology at Kent State. The event is hosted by the School of Communication Studies.
"The School of Communication Studies' first annual communications global communication issues forum 'Fracking: Promise or Peril?' offers us an outstanding opportunity to partner with the Pulitzer Center to bring international journalists to Kent State University to share important reporting on issues of global significance and to emphasize the centrality of communication in addressing issues of importance worldwide," says Paul Haridakis, director of the School of Communication Studies. "The forum at the Kiva brings the media and science together as Kent State geologists and journalists participate in an engaged conversation on the local and global practice of fracking."
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Monica Puig isn't the first Puerto Rican women's tennis player to win a gold medal at the Olympics. She's just the first to win one for Puerto Rico.
And Gigi Fernandez was thrilled to see it happen.
Fernandez, a Puerto Rican who won Olympic gold in doubles in 1992 and 1996 but did so while representing the United States, has dealt with plenty of social-media criticism in recent days as the wounds caused by her decision from a generation ago were reopened, in part from her own Twitter commentary. But after watching Puig's historic win on television from her Connecticut home on Saturday, Fernandez said her only regret was not being in Rio de Janeiro to watch it live.
"Nothing about Monica winning has bothered me at all," Fernandez, a 17-time Grand Slam doubles winner who now coaches and is a mom to 7-year-old twins, said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press. "What bothered me was some of the things people were saying to me. For some reason people thought I wouldn't be happy for her. I'm wildly ecstatic. I cannot believe how well she played."
Puig, who was unseeded, knocked off second-seeded Angelique Kerber of Germany 6-4, 4-6, 6-1. Afterward, Puig wrapped herself in a Puerto Rican flag and wiped away plenty of joyous tears.
After Puig's win, there was a note awaiting her from Fernandez as well.
"I know her and she wrote to me, congratulating me, so that's very nice," Puig said. "She played in the doubles, and I know that she won the gold medal. ... For me, it's inspiring, really."
Her win instantly became big news in Puerto Rico, where fans flocked into restaurants and bars to watch her final match on television.
"Best sport moment I have ever witnessed," former major league baseball player Alex Cora said after watching Puig's win in Puerto Rico.
Yet not all the reaction was joyful, especially what was directed toward Fernandez. Tweets sent her way ranged from a handful of those coming to her defense to some being downright profane.
For her part, Fernandez didn't often engage back.
"I'm trying not to fuel the fire and let Monica have her stage," Fernandez said.
But during the opening ceremony of the Rio Games, Fernandez started this new round of old debate with a tweet.
Puerto Rico's flagbearer for the opening was Jaime Espinal, a wrestler born in the Dominican Republic. Fernandez tweeted a photo of the Puerto Rican team walking into Maracana Stadium with words in Spanish that translated to asking if Espinal is Dominican or Puerto Rican.
"Double standard," she wrote.
That opened the floodgates, re-opening the issue that started when she decided to play doubles for the U.S. at the 1992 Barcelona Games and four years later in Atlanta. It's a decision that Fernandez insists wasn't easy, but was made simply because she wasn't even sure Puerto Rico could qualify for doubles — her specialty — and get into those Olympics. So when a chance to play for the U.S. and partner with Mary Joe Fernandez came, Gigi Fernandez felt she was making the smartest move.
"If I was destined to win a medal, it would have been in doubles and Puerto Rico did not have another player that I could have played with," she said. "I struggled with the decision. But now it's behind us."
She was the first Puerto Rican professional athlete, part of a group — Mary Joe Fernandez and Gabriela Sabatini also included — that, as Puig said Saturday night, all played a role in inspiring her to pick up the game.
Puig knocked off the world's second-ranked player in Kerber in the final, and also beat No. 4 Garbine Muguruza earlier in the tournament.
"I cannot believe how well she played," Fernandez said. "To take out two of the top five players and win gold is just remarkable. I don't know what possessed her — but she needs to carry it for the rest of her life."
And when Puig goes back to Puerto Rico, Fernandez knows what awaits.
"A heroes' welcome, probably a parade and they might rename the capital of Puerto Rico to Monica," Fernandez said. "She definitely deserves everything she's going to get."


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Congress Looks at Doing Away with $1 Bill
WASHINGTON (AP) - Americans have shown about as much appetite for the $1 coin as kids do their spinach. They may not know what's best for them either.
Congressional auditors say doing away with dollar bills entirely and replacing them with dollar coins could save taxpayers $4.4 billion over the next 30 years.
Vending machine operators have long championed the use of $1 coins because they don't jam the machines, cutting down on repair costs and lost sales. But most people don't seem to like carrying the coins. In the past five years, the Mint has produced 2.4 billion Presidential $1 coins. Most are in storage, and production was suspended about a year ago.
Lawmakers are also exploring how the Mint could use different metals to reduce the cost of making coins.
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text: Friday, May 17, 2013 Faculty Loan Repayment Opportunity: Application Cycle Open Physical therapists from disadvantaged backgrounds can apply for up to $40,000 in student loan assistance through the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Faculty Loan Repayment Program (FLRP). Applications now are being accepted for the program, which offers health professions faculty, including physical therapists, the opportunity to pay off qualified student loans. FLRP is designed to increase the recruitment and retention of health professions faculty with the goal of preparing the next generation of health care professionals. In return for loan assistance, accepted applicants will provide 2 years of service at an approved health professions institution. Deadline for applications is June 27, 2013. For more information or to apply, visit the FLRP website. APTA continues its public policy priority to include physical therapists in additional student loan repayment initiatives. Comments Why are faculty members who reap the benefits of outrageous tuition costs getting anything? If you have a doctorate and are a university professor, your disadvantaged background is now a moot point. You are the 1% everyone likes to complain about these days. Why not give the students of the winning applicant a $40,000 tuition reduction? Posted by Sean on 5/17/2013 6:38 PM The website we are directed to has nothing about physical therapists, under the loan reimbursement section Posted by Rob on 5/17/2013 9:15 PM Sean, you are very misinformed. You wrongly assume that somehow higher tuition costs are going to "university professors". First, if you compare the rise in costs for education with the rise in costs for consumer goods such as a car, you will find that the cost of cars has risen higer over the last few decades than the cost of education. Second, I have been teaching in a PT school for 25 years, and my income is far, far below the "1%" of the population who have the highest incomes. Perhaps you should check your facts before you respond ignorantly. I support the FLRP to help faculty who are from disadvantaged backgrounds who are at relatively low-paying faculty positions and are trying to re-pay their education loans. Posted by Tom on 5/18/2013 2:01 PM In the link provided there was no mention of a loan repayment program that includes physical therapists. Posted by Tieya Qualls on 5/18/2013 3:10 PM I am on faculty at a top tier PT Department and my salary is equivalent to my clinical PT peers of similar years of experience. Sean, you are misinformed. Posted by Mike on 5/21/2013 4:34 PM 1% of the American public posses a doctorate according to the US Census 2000. I guess ignorance is only important when it is not possessed by a professor? BTW you can go buy a used car at a more reasonable rate. Where can someone get a used PT degree? Many PT school teachers put in far less than 40 hours per week. In addition, they reap the benefits of students paying full tuition rates when they are out of school on clinical rotations. These young adults come out with nearly $150,000 in debt and an average starting salary of around $58,000. The greed of the universities and the complete lack of responsibility "Tom" takes is embarrassing. He works somewhere he feels is underpaying him. What most of us would do is find a job with better pay. But not the career academic. Instead, he thinks we taxpayers should give he and his ilk a handout. And that my friends is what is wrong with our universities today. Posted by Sean on 5/22/2013 3:34 PM If you click on the Eligibility link on the website it VERY clearly says under Allied Health: Physical Therapists. Posted by Kelly on 5/22/2013 3:35 PM The link is working properly. It directs you to the overview page of what the program is. If you click on the "Eligibility Requirements, Funding Preferences, and Application Process" link listed in the description, it clearly has physical therapists listed under Allied Health Professions. Posted by Jennifer on 5/22/2013 3:36 PM Does anyone know of any programs like this for Physical Therapist that are NOT faculty or those going back for their DPT? Posted by Steph on 6/5/2013 7:33 PM


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Jonathan Wilson is the author of the novels A Palestine Affair, a 2004 finalist for the National Jewish Book Award, and The Hiding Room, and of Schoom, a collection of stories. His work has appeared in The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, Best American Short Stories, and Ploughshares, among other publications, and he has received a Guggenheim Fellowship. He teaches English at Tufts University and lives in Newton, Massachusetts, with his wife and two sons.
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America's Designer Photographed With Transsexual!
The rumor is that Jason Wu, the hot young designer of Michelle Obama's inauguration dress, was upset that the New York Times outed him in a story. But was he really "in?"
Jezebel reported that Wu said that a Times profile that mentioned his boyfriend essentially outed him to some of his extended family. Maybe. But it seems that him being gay wasn't much of a secret outside of that. Ex-Village Voice nightlife personage Tricia Romano dug up this pic of Wu in 2006 with noted tranny Amanda Lepore at an AIDS benefit. And only gays hang out with Amanda Lepore at AIDS benefits! Actually not, so this post is basically just a good reason to show you her photo of Amanda Lepore and Jason Wu, Michelle Obama's designer. He's on the rise!
[Pop and Politics. Wu was reportedly making some sort of replica dolls of Lepore at this benefit, which is strange regardless of sexual orientation.]


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SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — South Korea's Ha-Neul Kim upstaged friend Inbee Park to take the first-round lead at her first U.S. Women's Open.
Kim shot a bogey-free 6-under 66 on Thursday at Sebonack to lead Park by a stroke. The top-ranked Park is trying to make history by winning the first three majors of the year.
Currently a member of the KLPGA Tour, Kim is a seven-time winner in South Korea. She kept giving herself short birdie putts and making them.
Kim birdied her second-to-last hole with daylight waning to claim the lead after Park held it for most of the day with her 67 in the morning session.
No player has won the first three majors in a season with at least four majors. The 2008 U.S. Women's Open champion, Park has already won five times this year, including her last two tournaments.
Castro shoots 5-under
BETHESDA, Md. — Roberto Castro took the first-round lead in the AT&T National at Congressional, shooting a 5-under 66 on the difficult course that has hosted three U.S. Opens.
Winless on the PGA Tour, Castro made three straight birdies late in his round with a 20-foot putt, a perfect 3-wood into a par 5 and a chip-in.
Huston fires 65
PITTSBURGH — John Huston shot a 5-under 65 to take the first-round lead in the Senior Players Championship, the third of the Champions Tour's five majors.
McIlroy falls behind
MAYNOOTH, Ireland — Saying he's "feeling a bit lost" in a difficult year, Rory McIlroy shot a 2-over 74 in the Irish Open to fall eight strokes behind first-round leader Oscar Floren.


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ONARCHITECTURE- Huja speaks: Mall project can be done for 'a lot less'
On June 16, City planners will ask City Council for $4.5 million to jump-start the proposed $7.5 million Downtown Mall renovation. Amid concerns from the downtown business community, who fear the project could drag on the way the recent Third Street project did (it ran nearly a year over schedule), planners say they want to accelerate the renovation, laying several hundred thousand new bricks and performing various upgrades and possible additions between January and the end of spring next year.
However, some City Council members think it may be time to slow down, re-think the project, and slash its budget.
Councilor Satyendra Huja, who was instrumental in planning the original Mall project, believes the renovation project can be done for "a lot less" than $7.5 million. In fact, he's asked City staff for a full budget accounting of the project to see where cost savings can be realized.
"I support repairing the bricks on the Mall, but I do not support changing the character of the Mall," says Huja, who believes it unwise to alter something that has been so successful. "I think the renovation should be simple, clean, and elegant," he says.
"I look forward to seeing that accounting document," says Mayor Dave Norris. "[Huja]'s convinced that we can do what we need to do for half the cost that the staff and consultants are proposing, and since he is clearly more of an expert on this matter than I am, I'm to a certain extent going to follow his lead on this one."
To be fair, it appears that the City has already gotten the message. According to spokesperson Ric Barrick, while the proposed budget is still $7.5 million, there's an effort underway to "reduce the public-paid elements of the project," and he says the City is "likely to spend much less."
Huja also says he would like to see more of a focus on the side streets, of which there are only four left to be finished. Norris also believes the side streets should be completed, and he says he's asked City Manager Gary O'Connell to see if they could be included in the Capital Improvement Program budget and finished in the next five or six years.
"Or, if we scale down the Mall improvements," says Norris, " then we will have funds available to do the side streets even quicker."
"First, we need to use the bricks we have," Huja suggests, "clean them up, and reuse them. This will save money and preserve the character of the Mall."
Indeed, last week in this column, Mall designer Lawrence Halprin urged the City not to change the size of the bricks (planners have proposed replacing the existing 4" x 12" bricks with 5" x 10" bricks), saying it was "important to maintain the original brick size and pattern as the ground level establishes the character for the Mall."
Likewise, UVA architecture professor and Halprin scholar Beth Meyer thinks that reuse is a wise option. "There are hundreds of thousands of bricks already there," she says. "Why not use them?"
"Normal bricks are scaled to the hand; the current bricks are scaled to the foot– literally," says Timothy Slater, a New York-based architect and urban planner who was born in Charlottesville and did an internship with the city several years ago. "It's a subtlety that greatly affects the linear character of the Mall. How does compressing that scale not affect the entire perception of the place?"
Slater says he's "embarrassed and amazed" that the vast majority of city planners and business people don't understand the subtleties of the design of "Charlottesville's greatest, perhaps its only asset."
"Instead of tinkering with the Mall," he says. "The City needs to shift their focus to nearby blocks, leveraging the Mall's success as a wildly popular public space to bring good development, and more consumers, downtown."
But City planners and the MMM Design Group, the design firm in charge of the project, have insisted that the existing 4"x 12" bricks are a problem, claiming they are unstable when laid in sand, have caused a "tripping and tipping" concern due to their length and girth, are prohibitively expensive because they would have to be specially ordered from a manufacturer in Nebraska, and would therefore create a "greater environmental imprint" due to the fuel burned to truck them that far. In addition, MMM has said that the brick manufacturer they want to use, Old Virginia Brick (a Salem-based company that was acquired in 2006 by "a private Charlottesville-based investment group that also has holdings in banking, real estate development and building materials, according to Virginia Business Magazine ) wasn't "willing" to make the 4" x 12" bricks.
When MMM discussed the project before the Board of Architectural Review recently, there was no discussion about reusing any of the 4" x 12" bricks. Instead, MMM proposed replacing them with the 5" x 10" bricks, saying they could be more easily obtained from Old Virginia Brick, were more stable, and would be less expensive. However, like Halprin and Slater, BAR members worried that the new brick size might radically alter the character of the Mall and asked to see sample patterns of the 5" x 10" bricks on larger pallets.
Contrary to what MMM and city planners have said, however, masonry expert Robert Vaughn, a member of the Virginia Masonry Association and owner of the Richmond-based masonry company Shade & Wise, says that 4"x 12" bricks are "very stable" if they're installed correctly and set on a good concrete base. He did say that the 4" x 12" size is "out of the ordinary," but said that several manufacturers in Virginia or in a nearby state could probably make them. Likewise, Charlottesville masonry expert Stephanie Marshall with Marshall Contracting & Masonry also said that the 4" x 12" bricks "shouldn't be hard to obtain."
Surprisingly, Vaughn also said that he was unfamiliar with the proposed 5" x 10" sized bricks. "I've really not seen anything like that," he said. "That's a very unusual size."
Indeed, according to data compiled by the Brick Industry Association and the National Association of Brick Distributors, standard bricks sizes, which represent roughly 90 percent of all sizes currently manufactured, are typically 4" x 8", 4" x 12", and 4" x 16."
Last week, the Hook asked the City and MMM to address Vaughn's comments, but they had not responded by press time.
Vaughn also had a suggestion for addressing the concerns of downtown business owners, one that has yet to be discussed publicly by planners–work at night.
"On an open Mall, it would be best to work after-hours or at night, just like VDOT does when they do road projects," he said. "Both the West Broad Village in Richmond and the Short Pump Town Center were done mostly at night."
Marshall also seemed to questioned the current plan to lay the bricks in a matter of months, saying it would take at least three years to do the job properly. And by properly she means using mortar joints, not simply laying them in sand. "The bricks should be set in mortar so they don't move around," she says. In addition to the amount of labor involved, Marshall said the project would also be dependent on the weather. "Bricks are like sponges," she said. "...you can't have any moisture around while you're working."
And like Vaughn, she says that preparing a sound concrete base is key. "As it is with everything," she says, "you need a good foundation."
Editor's Note: Just hours before we went to press the City issued a press release inviting the community to a "Design Reveal Community Meeting" on the Mall project to be held on June 23 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm in City Space at 5th Street NE on the Downtown Mall.


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You know, I am getting a domain for Ancient Messages and moving sometime this week, so I don't know if I should even bother. Ahhh, I'll do it anyway.
....There's 785 sites in the queue.
I've been keeping it quiet because I'm still milking Keenspace's services, especially with bothering people to do guest strips.
And do you know that on an 800x600 window, "Just Kidding" is JUST out of sight?
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Ancient Messages
One day we'll see our names in stone where fires burn.


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Zombies Attacks[edit]
Zombies are all at once an innocuous and highly annoying new race for The Sims 3 Supernatural. One of the only races unable to be created outright in Create A Sim (the other being Mummies), Zombies are a pain in the neck, but not nearly as bad as they could be. There is a game-breaking bug related to Zombies in unpatched versions of the game, so be sure to check out the end of this section for details.
Zombies typically make their appearance only during full moons. When that happens, up to four Zombies will pop out of the ground on any lot of the currently controlled Sim. This likely will happen at your home lot, unless your controlled Sim is in the criminal career track. However, if you're having a late-night party, be warned: they can pop up on any community lot, which will cause you some headaches outdoors. Zombies will spawn on any terrain tile randomly, so fencing off an area won't stop them (but it will trap them for the night because they can't operate gates or doors).
Zombies have few of the powers they have in conventional fiction. They can't run, they can't enter houses (unless it's a controllable zombie), they can't spread the Zombie curse, and they can't do any real damage to Sims. They can and will destroy crops, however, thus showing their real threat in The Sims 3 universe.
Defending Against Zombies[edit]
Assuming normal circumstances, when Zombies appear, they will immediately seek out nearby Sims to attack. Such attacks can be interrupted merely by canceling the action in the action queue if it's happening to your controlled Sim. If a zombie targets a townie, you can still interrupt the attack before it starts by performing literally any social interaction you wish against the zombie.
If all the Sims on the lot are engaged, or all the Sims are indoors, the Zombies will then target any crops that happen to be outside. All growable things can be targets, from simple tomato plants to money trees. If the zombie starts to attack it, you'll have about 30 seconds (30 in-game minutes) to interact with the zombie in any way. Any command will force the zombie to stop, even if you immediately then cancel whatever you wanted to do.
That said, it's pretty tough to play defense if you're attacked by the full horde of four. Unless you have as many controllable Sims in your home as you have zombies, it's tough to try to interrupt them all. If the zombies are allowed to fully consume a crop, the crop will die and cannot be restored; it will need to be replanted.
The Zombies' obsession with crops can put a serious strain on several different careers. It can completely shuts down a self-employed gardener, and it can make it tougher for Alchemists to gather their ingredients. However, you can purchase the new plant pots in Buy Mode to allow you to grow crops indoors. They cost at minimum $200 apiece though, so you probably can't afford too many of them with a Generation-1 family.
As a less expensive alternative. You can surround your garden with the Graveyard Fence and the Graveyard Gate, lock the gates to everyone but those in your household. This will prevent them from getting to your crops. The other fences I've tried didn't work.
Unfortunately, there is no other way to stop the Zombies. Magical spells have normal effects but nothing special or different. For example, if you have a Witch cast Fire Blast on a zombie, its skin will change to the "Signed" skin, but it doesn't actually hurt the zombie. Zombies, strangely enough, can die from old age, and you'll see on occasion a zombie pop up during a full moon just to immediately die.
Your one saving grace can come in the form of Alchemy or high-level Spells. Using a Potent Cure Elixir or Sunshine Charm on a zombie will convert it back to a normal human Sim. However, the game will continue to spawn new Zombies during full moons if there aren't enough.
Controlling a Zombie[edit]
Zombies can be controlled through a couple different means. If you have a Genie in the family, you can order the "Ensorcel Sim" command to add the zombie to your family for a few Sim hours. If you have Free Will off, you can at least keep the zombie from causing too much damage.
If you want to intentionally control a zombie, you can convert a Sim (i.e., a family member) by throwing a Zombification potion at them. The change is immediate, and they'll take on a different physical appearance.
Unlike all the other Supernatural races, Zombies have no benefits. Though they can operate any object, they're slow, and all social interactions are replaced by zombie attacks or scares, thus shutting them down for any social activities.
Zombie Bug[edit]
The following is a confirmed issue from EA, and could potentially break your game. The bug has been patched since retail, so be sure to update your game.
If you save your game at night during a full moon phase, zombies can permanently over-spawn and appear every night, completely shutting down not just farming and gardening, but your ability to have any healthy plants at all. Worse still, this bug is permanent to a corrupted save file.
If any neighborhoods were infected with the bug before the patch, even once the patch is applied, that neighborhood will be overrun, and you'll need to start a new neighborhood to get around it.


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2001 Hot Rod Virtual Power Tour--Day Two, May 4
Exclusive Daily Updates From The Road. Tasty Tacos, Hot Drags, Cool Pastures, and Escaping Joliet's Jaws of Death
We're off! The 7th Annual Hot Rod Power Tour got underway on Friday morning, May 4, with a convoy making its way south through Detroit's bumpy city streets and onto I-94 West, toward Joliet, Illinois. Throngs of well-wishers lining the route to the highway waved and photographed the hundreds of rods on the first leg of the trip, likely due to all the local publicity the Tour has been receiving, including front-page newspaper stories two days in a row! Even after we hit the interstate, we spotted more thumbs-up spectators on the overheads encouraging us on, and likely hoping to be Long Haulers themselves some day.
The highlight of the traveling portion of Day Two was our stop at Motor State Distributing (part of Lane Automotive) in Watervliet, Michigan. In addition to providing free tacos and sodas, the company also gave out special-edition Hot Wheels Mustang model cars with a Hot Rod Power Tour logo on the packaging--cool swag, man! (Our warm thanks to the Lane family for their generous hospitality.)
Arriving at the Route 66 Raceway in Joliet, Illinois was a delight as well. The pristine facility has spacious grassy areas for our mammoth mingling of machines, along with a first-rate dragstrip. Some really quick rods making test-and-tune runs provided some extra spectacle to the event.
Another sort of thrill-ride took place in downtown Joliet, when one of emaps editors (the irrepressible Jim Youngs of Kit Car with wife Carolyn), took a wrong turn on a drawbridge in their freshly-painted Rodster. Pinned between the gate and the rising ramp of the bridge, they didnt realize a concrete counterweight was descending from above, and was about to add a whole new graphic treatment to the hood and roof (not to mention the Youngs and your Online Editor as well). Jim beat a hasty retreat by pulling a bat-turn, and we decided never again to risk life and limb on the "Jaws of Death" in Joliet. The towns dragstrip is a much safer place to play. After all, theres nothing overhead to worry about.
Next stop: Effingham, Illinois and Mid America Designs, Inc.


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Barbara Friedberg, founder and principal of Barbara Friedberg Personal Finance in Santa Clara, Calif., doesn't necessarily believe that investing only in the world's hottest and growing markets will make for better opportunity and greater returns. Nor does she fancy putting her money in markets that could be potential hot spots but that others haven't yet ventured into as yet, or even limiting herself to those countries in the world that are safer, more stable plays.
When it comes to getting the best out of international investing, Friedberg's one major rule of thumb is to be as broadly diversified as possible over the entire globe, with a bit of exposure to many different countries and a range of asset classes.
"You're much better off doing that than saying 'Okay, so now Brazil is hot, let me put 50% of my international exposure there,' or 'China is doing great, so let me tilt my portfolio that way,'" Friedberg said. "My general focus with international investing is that you want to hit the entire world, and that means developing and developed markets, small cap and large cap stocks and even some international bonds."
Friedberg dedicates about 20% of her clients' portfolios to international investments, and she divides this between developed and emerging markets. ETFs are her vehicle of choice, both for developed as well as emerging markets (she likes Vanguard's VWO emerging markets ETF, for example). She also likes investment vehicles such as the GWX small-cap ETF, because she believes that small-cap companies have a greater chance to grow quickly than larger ones.
"Generally, I put a larger percentage of my international allocation in more stable markets and I have a proportionately smaller percentage invested in emerging markets, small caps and in REITs," Friedberg said.
Friedberg also said that crisis creates opportunity and that the systemic shocks and problems that cause most investors to retreat can also prove to be the most fruitful time for others if they invest.
Europe's problems, for example, caused a major withdrawal from the region, "but Europe isn't going anywhere, it's going to come back at some point," Friedberg said.
That's why she has a more long-term investment horizon, one that encompasses a broad range of markets, some of which may be trending down at a particular time, but will eventually go up again.
"One of the best ways to minimize risk is to include assets with less correlation to each other, so as one moves up and the other moves down, the entire port is not tanking at same time," Friedberg said. "Even though the correlation between the U.S. market and international markets is getting closer, we can still benefit from it."
And the broader the international exposure, the better. Even if it's in the form of a one-stop shop like Vanguard's All-World ETF, "you'll be hitting everything by putting your money in there and not worrying about it," she said. "I believe in not jumping in and out of markets, but picking investments to stick with."


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A federal judge has ordered the FDA to make the so-called "morning-after pill" available over the counter to girls regardless of how old they are.
The ruling in federal court in Brooklyn, released Friday, changes the order that now requires girls 16 and under to have a prescription.
The purpose of the morning-after pill is for emergency contraception. It prevents pregnancy after unprotected sex.
U.S. & World
The Center for Reproductive Rights and other groups have argued that contraceptives are held to a different and non-scientific standard than other drugs and that politics has played a role in decision making. Social conservatives have said the pill is tantamount to abortion.
Judge Edward Korman has given the FDA 30 days to comply.
F. Franklin Amanat, a lawyer for the government, said the Department of Justice has no immediate comment.
"We are reviewing the decision and evaluating the government's options," he said.
Andrea Costello, an attorney with the Partnership for Civil Justice Fund, called it a landmark victory.
"This is a landmark decision in terms of providing women and girls in the United States access to a safe and effective form of birth control," Costello said.
The FDA was preparing to let the pill be sold without a prescription or age limit when, in 2011, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius overruled FDA scientists and said the age restrictions should remain in place. President Barack Obama said he supported the decision.
The judge said the case isn't about the potential misuse of the morning-after pill by 11-year-olds. He said the contraceptives would be among the safest drugs sold over-the-counter and the number of 11-year-olds likely to use the drugs was minuscule.


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Wireless Inkjet Installation and Communication Troubleshooting Table of Contents ('13 Update)
Document ID:SO4452
Usergroup :External
|Lexmark Genesis S815
|Lexmark Genesis S816
|Lexmark Impact S301
|Lexmark Impact S302
|Lexmark Impact S305
|Lexmark Impact S308
|Lexmark Interact S602
|Lexmark Interact S605
|Lexmark Interact S606
|Lexmark Interact S608
|Lexmark Interpret S402
|Lexmark Interpret S405
|Lexmark Interpret S408
|Lexmark Interpret S409
|Lexmark Intuition S502
|Lexmark Intuition S505
|Lexmark Intuition S508
|Lexmark Pinnacle Pro901
|Lexmark Platinum Pro902
|Lexmark Platinum Pro905
|Lexmark Platinum Pro908
|Lexmark Prestige Pro802
|Lexmark Prestige Pro805
|Lexmark Prestige Pro808
|Lexmark Prevail Pro702
|Lexmark Prevail Pro705
|Lexmark Prevail Pro706
|Lexmark Prevail Pro708
|Lexmark Prevail Pro709
|Lexmark Pro4000
|Lexmark Pro4000c
|Lexmark Pro5500
|Lexmark Pro5500t
|Lexmark Pro715
|Lexmark Pro915
|Lexmark Prospect Pro202
|Lexmark Prospect Pro205
|Lexmark Prospect Pro208
|Lexmark Prospect Pro209
|Lexmark S315
|Lexmark S415
|Lexmark S515
|Lexmark X4630
|Lexmark X4650
|Lexmark X4690
|Lexmark X4950
|Lexmark X4975
|Lexmark X6650
|Lexmark X6675
|Lexmark X6690
|Lexmark X7675
|Lexmark Z2420
|Lexmark Z2490
This article and table of contents is organized into basic installation and troubleshooting concepts as follows:
NOTE: If these articles do not assist you in resolving your installation anomaly, please provide feedback to Lexmark. See Still need help? section below. Lexmark welcomes comments from customers as part of an ongoing endeavor to improve online support services and article quality.
Answer these questions, since the most common issue encountered is lost network communication with both computer and printer.
Whether or not your computer is communicating over the wireless network is important when trying to distinguish between a wireless-network communication issue or a network communication issue.
Wired vs. Wireless
|Network communication occurs via ethernet cable between computer and router.
|Network communication occurs via radio communication between computer and router.
This further identifies a network communication issue versus a wireless communication issue.
Decision Table
|No, I cannot access the internet with a wired or wireless connection to the computer.
|Perform the Reset Procedure below. Contact router or ISP if this does not re-establish network communication.
|Yes, I can access the Internet but only with an ethernet cable connected between computer and router.
|Click here to start troubleshooting, or explore the topics covered below.
|Yes, I can access the Internet with a wireless network connection and only the printer fails to communicate or print.
|Click here to start troubleshooting, or explore the topics covered below.
ISP – Internet Service Provider
If you are experiencing wireless communication errors or cannot print, please try these basic steps before proceeding the table of contents.
On the Printer:
- Turn off the printer or all-in-one, and unplug it.
- Wait 30 seconds.
- Plug the printer back in and power it on.
On the PC:
- Save your work, and reboot the machine.
On the Router and/or modem (if printing wirelessly):
- Unplug the router and modem.
- Wait 30 seconds.
- Plug in the modem, and wait for it to come to a ready state.
- Plug in the router.
At this point, try printing again. These steps help fix a number of communication issues between the host (PC) and the client (the printer/all-in-one).
If following these steps did not fix your issue, please continue reading for other solutions.
Table of Contents: Recommended Topics and Article Links
IMPORTANT! Some articles below reference a specific printer or AIO model; however, please view this content as many wireless concepts are identical.
Installation and Communication Troubleshooting Topics
See also Firewall and Firmware topics below if article content does not help resolve issue.
|Communication Basics
|Topic or Article Title
|Article link
#1 – Print the Network Settings(Setup) Page
This article benefits any person wanting to know more about the printer's network configuration settings. This procedure benefits both first-time installers and users having difficulty with printer communication.
More common uses of network settings page.
See Network Setup Page instructions below.
Click here for a list of Trouble codes and suggestions. Otherwise, you can locate additional troubleshooting information below.
#2 – Wi-Fi Indicator Light Behavior
Benefit: Provides troubleshooting basics and a basic understanding of the various personality traits of the Wi-Fi indicator light.
|Click here
|#3 – How to Troubleshoot a Wi-Fi Connection: "Wireless Trouble Codes" on Network Settings Page
|Click here
"Connection Failed" Error When Trying to Configure the Print Server Using the Wireless Setup Utility/Wizard
Benefit: Installation related article relating the printer's inability to the join the wireless network.
|Click here
How and When to Rejoin Your Printer to Your Wireless Network.
Benefit: New or warranty exchange printers; new or replacement routers; a change in SSID or security parameters on the router; relocation of printer to a different network and many other reasons to consider this article.
|Click here
How to Reconfigure the Printer Using the Wireless Setup (Configuration) Utility
Benefit: If the router has been reset, or if you have changed routers, or if router security settings have been changed, this procedure is for you.
|Click here
"Communication Not Available" Error; Printer No Longer Responding to Print Requests; Documents Fail to Print or
Benefit: Provides post installation advice.
|Click here
|General Wi-Fi Information and Network Connectivity Tests
|How to Determine Wireless Signal Strength or Radio Signal Strength
|Click here
|How to Ping an IP Address; Important Low-level Communication Test
|Click here
|How to Access the Embedded Web Server; A Brief Description of Available Settings
|Click here
|Methods for Identifying the IP Address of the AIO or Printer
Note: This article references a 4600 Series AIO but is applicable to all printers.
|Click here
|How to Obtain the Computer's IP Parameters; How to Make Sure the Printer Is on the Same Network
|Click here
|The Network Settings Page as a First Step Recommendation for Identifying Network Communication Problems
|Click here
|Verifying Your Current Active Network (Windows)
|Click here
|Professional 700,800,900 Series AIOs: How to Switch from a Wired to Wireless Network and Network Adapter Behavior
|Click here
|Installation Specific Topics
|"Grey Continue Button" Prevents Installation
|Click here
|Proper Connection of Computer with Broadband Telephone Service
|Click here
How to Prevent Having to Re-run the Wireless Setup Utility
Benefit: This article will benefit users that perform this procedure before resetting the router. This is a preemptive measure to having to reconnect a USB cable to the host computer, but it does require a functioning wireless printer connection.
|Click here
|Special Proprietary Speed Modes on the Router May Not Work with Lexmark Wireless Inkjet Printers
|Click here
|Could Not Find the "Lxdw_device" service on Local Computer after Installation
|Click here
|Installation Failure Involving Lexmark S200, S300, S400, S500, Pro 700, 800, 900 Series AIOs with Slovak Language
|Click here
|Warranty-exchanged or Replacement Printer Instructions
|Click here
|New Router, Reset, or Reconfigured router Instructions
|Click here
|Advanced Users Quick Troubleshooting Path: Post-installation troubleshooting path
|Advanced Users: Quick troubleshooting for installation "Connection Failed" errors.
|Smart Solutions Communication
|Incorrect Date After Printer Restart Prevents Contact with Smart Solution Server
|See Firmware topics below.
|How to Configure the E-mail Server Settings for Use by Smart Solutions
|Click here
|How to Configure Date and Time to Enable Smart Solutions
|Click here
|TWAIN Scanner Communication
|Unable to Scan with "Lexmark Printer Home"
|Click here
|Basic Communication Tests and "TWAIN" Driver Issues That May Cause "Scan Was Not Successful" Message
|Click here
|Cannot Find TWAIN When Scanning OCR
|Click here
|How to Use "Twacker" to Test Function of TWAIN driver
|Click here
|Topic or Article Title
|Article Link
|TCP/IP Ports Utilized by 2007 & 2008 Lexmark Series AIOs and Printers
Note: Exceptions apply for single function printers.
|Click here
|Communication Failure When Trying to Scan or Print;
Firewall Blocking Processes and Ports Utilized by 2007 and 2008 Lexmark AIOs and Printers
Note: Exceptions apply for single function printers.
|Click here
|Communication Failure When Trying to Scan, Print, or Perform a Smart Solution Function;
Firewall Blocking Process and Ports (Update 2011)
|Click here
|The Effects of Firewall Applications; Cannot Print or Scan; Firewalls Prevent Unknown
Processes from Functioning
|Click here
|Communication Problems Due to Windows Firewall Exceptions Not Being Selected for Lexmark
|Click here
|USB or Wireless Network Printer Is Not Responding and Print Queue Is Showing Multiple Pending Print Jobs; Possible Firewall Issue Blocking Required Processes
|Click here
|Communication Error When Trying to Print or Scan (Insight provided CA Security Firewall)
|Click here
|ESET Smart Security Firewall Silently Blocking Lexmark Entries During Installation
|Click here
|Comodo Firewall Prevents the Lexmark Printer Driver Communication
|Click here
|Virtual Private Network (VPN) Software Firewalls
|Scanning Over a Wireless Network Using the Operator Panel Can Be Blocked by the VPN Software Firewall
|Click here
|How to Disable the Microsoft Windows Vista Firewall
|Click here
How to Verify Microsoft Windows Vista Firewall Exceptions
|Click here
|How to Configure your Firewall in Linux
|Click here
|Mac OS X.5 Firewall Preventing Successful Site Survey with Lexmark Wireless Setup Assistant; Not Able to See 'Join a Network' Screen
|Click here
Firmware Topics and Performance Improvements
|Topic or Article Title
|Article Link
|X4900 and X7600 Series Firmware Update
|Click here
|X5600, X6600 and X7600 Series AIO Improvements with Answering Machines and Fax Over Internet Protocol
|Click here
|How to Update the Printer or AIO or Printer Wireless Print Server Firmware via the Embedded Web Server or a USB Connection.
|Click here
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I've noted a particularly disturbing conflict within my profession I thought I would take the opportunity to address publicly. My goal in doing so is not to fuel fires, but rather to open up dialogue between the two sides and see if we can't redirect some of the hostility towards more productive measures.
The subject of my interest is the ongoing "dispute" between the goals of veterinary specialists and general practitioners (GPs) of veterinary medicine. It's something I've only become attuned to as a working professional, and never considered during the inception of my career during veterinary school and residency.
I've seen countless examples of veterinary specialists who are quick to blame GPs for poor referrals, poor record keeping, poor case management, and "overstepping" their boundaries. GPs are equally verbal about their unhappiness with specialist's egos, their persistent "stealing" of cases, lack of providing follow up, expense, and inaccessibility.
The bitterness isn't pervading, but it's sour enough to damper at least a portion of each of my workdays, some more significantly than others.
No soul would argue the fact that GPs and specialists alike share the same passion for our profession. We chose this path not only because we love animals, but also because we love science and medicine. We each knew how difficult attaining admission to veterinary school would be and we each reveled with our first (and in some cases only) acceptance to school.
We all grew from the same seeds planted in the dark and quiet lecture halls of our respective universities. We suffered together in the sticky trenches of gross anatomy, and shared in the joys and nuisances of clinics. In the end, we each pursued varied avenues of the same profession, working in different geographical and socioeconomic areas, with some of us working as GPs and some of us pursuing further training.
We hugged vehemently at graduation. We promised, and successfully managed, to keep in touch. And we now find ourselves sharing the joys and nuisances of marriage and parenthood amid our lives as working professionals. So why, if our foundations are so solid and deep-rooted, is there such palpable hostility between the two sides?
We are taught as children that there are two sides to every story. In considering this, I know that what I can't see as a veterinary specialist is how GPs are scheduled to see so many more cases per day than I am, back to back, in rapid-fire succession. The pressure of this must be so immensely draining.
I know that despite being a dog or cat's oncologist, I will never have the same bond with that pet as their GP does, as they were the most integral part of their healthcare from their very first puppy or kitten exam through the illness that brought them to my exam room. Their need to maintain contact and be updated stems from a place I could never begin to comprehend. There are these and a thousand more miniscule factors, whose magnitude projects larger than I could ever consider, that make the job of a GP so taxing.
What the GP will never see is the frustration on an owner's face when their pet arrives to see me and I have no records to indicate to me why they are there because they were not sent ahead of time. They will not understand that faxing over a biopsy report with no signalment or history or descriptive information and expecting a detailed reply as to the "next best steps" borders on malpractice. They cannot see that sending a case to see me to "get the protocol so my vet can do the treatments at their hospital because it's cheaper" is invariably infuriating.
The rationale from GPs, that owners "hear what they want to hear" or "don't have the money to spend on referral hospitals," starts to wear thin to us specialists when you consider that the price of a referral is nominal, and could provide owners with the information they need to make a choice, even if that choice is to do nothing.
Likewise, the gritty abrasiveness of specialists who complain about poor referrals or speak badly about GPs who send cases without adequate records, or mismanage cases without knowing the full details of what truly transpired in the exam room, needs to stop.
This is not to say that gross negligence on the part of either party should be ignored. If a GP makes a glaring error in prescribing an incorrect chemotherapy dose, I am obligated to point out their error. If I fail to return a phone call in a timely fashion, or if I speak in a condescending manner to a GP, I deserve to "lose" the potential referral. But neither of the above mentioned arguments are helpful for either side or for our profession as a whole.
We can be frustrated with each other, but we also need to remember that we do not walk in each other's shoes. I could never do what a general practitioner does. In fact, I realized very early on in veterinary school that I would never attempt to do so. I know it is beyond my capabilities. Nor could a GP do what I do on a daily basis. As such, I would argue that we need to co-exist peacefully and productively, with each side recognizing our limitations and our talents.
We all entered the profession from our passion and love of animals and science. It seems we could all do with putting our egos aside and keep in mind the real goal: promoting and maintaining the health and wellness of our patients. On that, we're still all on the same page.
Just as we were on day one of Gross Anatomy.


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Jon Gruden must really like his new job.
The newest Monday Night Football broadcaster has had a shaky start to his television career, but that hasn't stopped Gruden from apparently deciding, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter, that he'd like to stay in the booth for a few more years. Gruden signed a multi-year deal with the network which will keep him in the broadcast booth for the near future. As Gruden might say, this guy LOVES to CALL FOOTBALL GAMES. GOL-LY. That is TREMENDOUS.
That's Gruden's signature style thus far in his young broadcasting career: enthusiasm. Blind enthusiasm. Enthusiasm for everything and everyone that has ever been involved with professional football in any way, shape or form. TREMENDOUS. Just LOOK at that EFFORT, Jaws. Etc. After a while, you either get inured to all the love, and enthusiasm stops meaning anything to you ... or your ears begin to bleed. Pick your poison. ("Jaws, did you SEE the way he PICKED THAT POISON?! HA-HA! YOU HAVE GOT TO LOVE THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE!!")
But if this decision was unexpected, it's not because Gruden is shaky in the booth. (Which, despite the rare flash of competency, he is.) Gruden was expected by many to return to coaching this offseason. His name has been tied to the Redskins, and he's been long-rumored to be on Notre Dame's all-time pipe dream short list, probably just a notch below Florida's Urban Meyer for Irish boosters. And with all the impending vacancies in the NFL this offseason, Gruden could have had his pick of the litter.
Instead, he'll return to Monday Night Football, where his primary function is to be really loud and joyful. There are worse jobs in the world. But we can't help but think the Super Bowl winner could be doing more good -- for a football team, for our earlobes, and for Ron Jaworski's sanity -- coaching.
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SUGAR STIX is a new company with its focus on children's products. The logo will be used for retail store front, web store - ecommerce (http://www.sugarstixstore.com), and print. The retail store is a "boutique" and will have areas dedicated to; home made goods, crafts, clothing, games, and accessories.
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Salaam and Greetings of Peace:
On December 17th, 1273 AD, Mevlana Jalal al-din Rumi died at Konya. A universal genius, one of the greatest servants of humanity, founder of the Mevlevi Sufi Brotherhood, his poetry and doctrine advocates unlimited tolerance, positive reasoning, goodness and charity, and awareness through love. Looking with the same eye on Muslim, Jew and Christian alike, his peaceful and tolerant teaching has reached men of all sects and creeds.
The 17th of December is called Sheb-i Arus, meaning 'Nuptial Night' or 'Wedding Night'. The night of his death is called thus because of the union of Mevlana with God. As Rumi's epitaph states:
'When we are dead, seek not our tomb in the earth, but find it in the hearts of men.'
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Anybody can screw something up, and badly, but to screw things up the Fall River way requires government participation.
There's screwing things up, and there's screwing things up the Fall River way. Anybody can screw something up, and badly, but to screw things up the Fall River way requires government participation.
Take a look at the Quequechan River Rail Trail, Fall River's latest effort to "have nice things."
Out on the rail trail, where turtles bask on logs and swans swim majestically, out there where the grass grows and the water flows, it's pretty easy to pretend you're in Bristol, or Barrington, or some other place where the houses are single family and the families are dual income.
Oh, and by "dual income," I don't mean you lift boxes at Amazon and your wife makes coffee at the Dunkin' Donuts. By "dual income," I mean that your wife is an administrator in a suburban school system and you are a Realtor specializing in houses that are not in Fall River.
Ever see the bike/walking trail in Bristol? You go out there, and it's a bunch of two-parent families whose kids have straight teeth and bright futures, and some dude pedals by and he has a man bun, and his girlfriend says to him, "C'mon, Cameron, let's go get a smoothie."
Isn't that what you want? Of course it's what you want. It's what everyone in America wants. It's what I want, and I don't even own a bicycle. In fact, like a lot of people in Fall River, if I see a grown man riding a bicycle, I assume he lost his driver's license for DUI, but he still has a job, and it's within biking distance.
Despite pervasive and continuous image problems, we did it. Brave little Fall River, bad joke of the Commonwealth, came up with a bike/walking trail.
If I seem cynical, it's because the morning I wrote this, police were called to the corner of Bedford and Orange streets where, according to the scanner, a man and woman were standing on the sidewalk asking people walking by if they had any Xanax.
But despite Xanax panhandlers, Fall River built its bike/walking trail, and it's beautiful.
If you're really cynical about Fall River, when the trail opened, you said, "Wait'll somebody gets killed out there."
Which has not happened yet.
Every time I went out on the rail trail, it was relatively clean and quiet and people were enjoying themselves in a quiet, Bristol-ish fashion. There was a small problem with people stealing turtles from the river, but either it stopped, or we all got used to it, or they ran out of turtles. Whatever happened, it became less of an issue, finally disappearing altogether.
And there was an issue about police call boxes not working on the trail, but that didn't last long, either.
I took that stuff as it came at me, and I remained a hopeful columnist.
The theory was (and is) that rail trails, and streetscapes, and "luxury apartments" in old mills, bring in college-educated money-earners who think old mills are "cool" because their mothers never sweated in one. They demand better city services, better bars, better restaurants, cleaner streets and better schools. We all benefit. Soon, your wife will be working in the kind of coffee shop where people leave tips.
But, even as folks went all Bristol on the rail trail, the City Council was voting to let a business build a road that would cut through the trail. They voted for it unanimously, too.
Hell, I don't blame the business owner. He wants a road, he fills out the paperwork, he gets a road. I blame the City Council because, quite frankly, it doesn't seem as though they really knew what they were doing when they voted. Hey, it was late, there was a lot on the agenda, and the request was all full of, like, big words and stuff. What do you want from these people?
Of course, seven months after that vote, people who love the trail figured out what was going to happen, and they demanded to speak to Mayor Jasiel Correia. This is an election year, so Correia gave up early and completely. If the people don't want the road, the road will not be built, he said, taking the side of the people seven months after the city took the developer's side.
The council's gonna vote again. The developer meanwhile, has just discovered what it means to be "Fall River-ed."


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With the summer holidays just round the corner, we've had a couple of school/ kindergarten "end of the year" parties. For one of those events I made this salad, it went down very well and one of my friends asked for the recipe…so this is for you Francesca.
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100g/3.5oz sultanas
1 handful of mint leaves
5 tbsp olive oil
1 1/2 limes (juiced)
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Boil 600ml of stock, take off the cooker and pour the couscous into the pan. Leave to soak for about 5 minutes. Add 5 tablespoons of olive oil and stir it with a fork to get rid of any clumps. Free the pistachio nuts from their shells (you might need double the amount if your kids help out). Chop up the apricots and mint leaves. All you have to do now is add all the ingredients and pour the dressing over it.
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You may already know that we're training to run the Rock 'n' Roll Las Vegas Marathon this November and the Miami Marathon this February. Running a marathon is a personal challenge, but we're not in this just for the glory. We're running for something important. We are running as a team to raise money for Chai Lifeline, a wonderful organization dedicated to helping very sick children and their families. We heard about this and we had to do something. However, we know we can't do it alone. We need your help.
Chai Lifeline is a wonderful organization that provides year–round emotional, social, and financial support to more than 5,800 children and their families every year. Chai Lifeline´s programs and activities change their lives forever, returning joy and hope and enabling them to live full and happy lives despite the presence of illness. Its most famous program is Camp Simcha and its sister camp, Camp Simcha Special. Every year these two camps offer nearly 500 kids a chance to forget about illness and just be kids again. To get a better idea of what Chai Lifeline does for families, please watch the videos below. We know they will touch your heart the way they touched ours.
Training is not easy, but neither is dealing with illness. If the children of Chai Lifeline can fight each day, if they can push themselves to go through hospital stays and treatments, we can do this for them. But we can't do this without your support. We need your help to raise as much money as possible for these kids. So please, push the donate button and help us put smiles on the faces of sick children. Let's do this together! Let's make dreams come true.


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The first video is adorable. These are Chloe's babies on their birthdate.
The first pictures of Zoey's kittens had them crawling all over each other. I also like how Mom Zoey kept a watchful paw on the kittens. Since there were three of them instead of two, you'd think they'd be smaller than Chloe's kittens, but their weights ranged between 2.9 oz - 3.1 oz.
Don't you just love their little "squeaks?"
These videos help me to feel like I've been there with them since their birth. I can't wait to share with you which two choose me next week. Then, I can be more specific with the pictures. Right now, I hope you enjoy watching two litters of kittens grow up.