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ASIAN POP / Could Obama be the first Asian American president?
"White skin notwithstanding, this is our first black president. Blacker than any actual black person who could ever be elected in our children's lifetime. After all, he displays almost every trope of blackness: single-parent household, born poor, working-class, saxophone-playing, McDonald's-and-junk-food-loving boy from Arkansas."
With these words in the New Yorker in 1998, Toni Morrison granted our 42nd president, William Jefferson Clinton, a kind of cadet membership in the grand cultural narrative of black America. While her intent was never to make him out as a role model, her essay nevertheless reflected how implausible, how impossibly distant the idea of an African American occupant in the Oval Office seemed at the time.
Morrison couldn't have known that, exactly a decade later, her assertion would be given the lie: We now face the very real prospect in Barack Obama of an "actual black person" being elected president — though one whose own cultural narrative is so unique and complicated that some would argue it has as many contrasts as commonalities with that of the average black American.
In fact, reading Obama's absorbing 1995 memoir "Dreams from My Father," it strikes me that the tropes that surround and define Obama can just as easily be read as those of another community entirely. Which raises the question: Could it be that our true first black president might also be our first Asian American president?
Fitting the curve
He was born and raised in Hawaii, the only majority-Asian state in the union; he spent four formative years in Jakarta, the home of his Indonesian stepfather Lolo Soetoro, where he attended local schools and learned passable Bahasa Indonesia. The family with whom he's closest — half-sister Maya Soetoro-Ng and her Chinese Canadian husband, Konrad Ng — are Asian American. So, too, are the most senior members of his congressional team — his Senate chief of staff Pete Rouse, whose mother is Japanese American, and his legislative director Chris Lu, whose parents hail from China.
Evidence for Obama's affinity with the Asian American experience runs true even as one delves deeper into his history. "A lot of aspects of the senator's story will be recognizable to many Asian Americans," says Lu, a Harvard Law School classmate of the senator's who joined the team in 2005. "He talks about feeling like somewhat of an outsider; about coming to terms with his self-identity; about figuring out how to reconcile the values from his unique heritage with those of larger U.S. society. These are tensions and conflicts that play out in the lives of all children of immigrants."
And how he talks about those tensions could be rote recital from the Asian American literary canon. With minor search-and-replace, much of the first half of "Dreams" could have been excerpted from an Asian American coming-of-age work, like Gus Lee's "China Boy," Gene Yang's "American Born Chinese," or Michael Kang's "The Motel."
For instance, Obama recalls how, on his first day at school in Hawaii, his well-intentioned teacher made a point of complimenting him on his beautiful, alien name, waxing on about the fantastical magnificence of Kenya, and asking "what tribe" his father was from — thereby condemning young Barack (classmate: "I thought your name was Barry!") to the status of outsider, foreigner, weirdo.
"I heard titters break across the room," writes Obama. "I spent the rest of the day in a daze ... The novelty of having me in the class quickly wore off for the other kids, although my sense that I didn't belong continued to grow ... Most of my classmates had been together since kindergarten; they lived in the same neighborhoods, in split-level homes with swimming pools; their fathers coached the same Little League teams; their mothers sponsored the bake sales. Nobody played soccer or badminton or chess, and I had no idea how to throw a football in a spiral or balance on a skateboard."
And he talks about how, as he grew older, he began to realize that his pervasive sense of difference extended beyond the mere purgatory of elementary school. "TV, movies, the radio ... Pop culture was color-coded, after all," he writes. "I began to notice that Cosby never got the girl on 'I Spy,' that the black man on 'Mission: Impossible' spent all his time underground. I noticed that there was nobody like me in the Sears, Roebuck Christmas catalog ... and that Santa was a white man."
By the time Obama talks about his remote father's outsized academic expectations for him ("Have I told you that your brothers and sister have also excelled in their schooling? It's in the blood, I think"; "Barry, you do not work as hard as you should ... If the boy has done his work for tomorrow, he can begin on his next day's assignments. Or the assignments he will have when he returns from the holidays") and about his overprotective mother's use of guilt as leverage ("A healthy dose of guilt never hurt anybody," she tells him, "It's what civilization was built on, guilt. A highly underrated emotion") the Asian American reader's feelings of deja vu will have slipped from amusing to uncanny.
Translating identity
But even if Obama's personal narrative reads like it was written to an Asian American template, why should that matter? The fact is, understanding this dimension of his makeup offers critical insights to how his outlook and political sensibilities were forged, even providing explanation for some of his more controversial positions, such as his charge to black America about the crises of disengaged parenting and broken families.
"The senator often talks about the importance of education, the value of hard work, and the need for a sense of personal responsibility," says Chris Lu. "That resonates with a lot of Asian Americans, who feel they've pulled themselves up by their bootstraps, and understand the notion that what we accomplish in life is in large part a measure of who we are as people, and how hard we strive."
To some African American leaders, notably the Rev. Jesse Jackson, Obama's continued reminders of the duty of parents to their children and citizens to their society sound elitist and patronizing. To Asian Americans, they sound ... well, they sound familiar. They're at the core of the ethical foundation many of us have inherited, that fusion of post-Confucian philosophy and immigrant ethos the media often calls "Asian values." Aspiration tempered with pragmatism. Strenuous effort and rigorous accountability as the bedrock of success. Moderation in all things, humility in times of triumph, patience in periods of tribulation.
This is a point often missed by those who have assessed Obama at face value, seeing in him a fiery street preacher or a bright-eyed idealist, an iconoclast or an ideologue, and expressed disillusionment with what they see as "triangulation" or "pandering" in some of his recent positions. The people who know him best say that the senator is nothing if not consistent — that throughout his career and campaign he has stayed true, if you will, to his Asian American roots.
The coat of many colors
Calling Obama the first Asian American president doesn't obscure or invalidate his other identities — black, white, multiracial, transnational, pancultural. If anything, it simply highlights the fact that his diverse heritage uniquely invites those around him to project on him a full spectrum of hopes and dreams.
"He's basically a human Rorschach test," says Lu. "African Americans think, and rightfully so, that this is a guy who understands their experience. But it's similar if you talk to Latinos and Asian Americans, or to our 22-year-old field organizers. People see in him the qualities they want to see."
The important thing to note is that this isn't a case of "either/or," but "and." Perhaps the way to read Obama was best pointed out by another black man of mixed heritage, another pioneer whose arrival on a heretofore lily-white landscape shook the firmament. If we are all Tiger Woods, there's no reason we can't all be Barack Obama. We are the world's foremost Cablinasian nation, and in an increasingly flat and unbounded global landscape, this is not a weakness, but our greatest competitive strength.
"It's amusing watching people come up with these caricatures suggesting he's not American," notes Lu. "He's not only American, his story is the quintessential American story. It's the story that our nation is all about."
The prompt for writing this piece, which I've been musing on for a while, was my recent attendance at the UNITY Journalists of Color convention in Chicago. Given the event and location, it wasn't entirely unexpected that Barack Obama was scheduled to speak at the conference; similarly, it wasn't entirely unexpected that a similar invitation extended to John McCain was rejected. Obama was speaking on home turf, to an audience of familiar faces. McCain would have been out of his element and almost certain to face tough questions about immigration, affirmative action, gay adoption, even his past use of the term "gook." So, Obama appeared on his own, in a brief, CNN-simulcast interview by CNN correspondent Suzanne Malveaux and Time magazine world editor Romesh Ratnesar. The organizers of the convention went to great pains to ask attendees to demonstrate "professional decorum" by resisting the urge to treat Obama with anything but polite respect; unsurprisingly, coverage of his talk focused more on the audience and its reaction than on the substance of his remarks.
In fact, Obama did get a brief standing ovation — though far less sustained and extreme than the White House Correspondents Association regularly grants the President and other key subjects of their coverage each year. Which brings up the question of double standards. Did journalistic standards demand that attendees sit stoicly in their seats? Was a slap on the wrist warranted for those moved to clap on their feet? The question rests on the notion that being moved by a person's remarks — or grateful for his presence — at a single event is a sign of a conspiracy to compromise basic fairness in reporting. That seems bogus — even offensive.
If the abundantly collegial nature of "mainstream" events like the WHCA gala is given a free pass, focusing on UNITY's reaction to Obama is a blanket assertion that minority journalists are less mature, less conscientious, less dedicated to their craft than their white counterparts. It's particularly ridiculous when one considers that journalists of color make up a tiny fraction of the political press corps — people who would actually be covering the campaign. And the ones who are covering it know they're under a microscope, and thus they're likely to be even more self-aware and restrained in their work than their colleagues. Finally, as far as balance is concerned, no one seems to have written a line about the fact that McCain refused to attend, despite being a few states away in Ohio at the time (while Obama, meanwhile, flew overnight from Europe to make it to the event). McCain has made his willingness to face tough issues and buck expectations a core part of his political persona. Even if he saw UNITY as hostile territory, well, it would have been a mark of courage — and possibly a way of redirecting attention away from Obama's barnstorming world tour — had he attended; it would also have emphasized his desire to truly be a president for all Americans. But, like the WHCA, he faced nary a question. Does the burden of proof in these cases rest solely on the shoulders of people of color?


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In contemplative teaching, we tend to understand the process of inner transformation as follows: non-judgmental inner awareness – that is, watching your own mental-emotional processes without judging – leads to greater compassion and wholeness over time.
But this doesn't just happen in and of itself. It takes practice. It takes the act of taking a break from our habitual mental processes to get a little space to even be able to observe them. That's contemplative practice.


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It is a buzzword that has been around for ages now, and when I first heard it I thought it was more hassle than it was worth. That was because management had decided to introduce it into an already established project. That doesn't work. It is better to start to implement it when a project starts.
Ideally you have a design which separates the "business logic" from the interface. For example, with WebcomiX, the whole Comic and navigation and refreshing was in a stand alone library. It was easy to add unit tests to check that …
- A GenericComic loaded its config data correctly.
- The ComicCollection loaded a lot of GenericComics correctly.
- The StatusRefresher refreshed the favourite GenericComics correctly.
If every on screen button just calls a method on one of your models, then it is easy to simulate the app in use without actually having an app yet. You do this iteratively as well. You start with your basic classes and get them working in tests. Then you add the more complex ones and get them working in tests. You know at any time that if the unit tests start failing then you have broken something. It is much easier to debug tests than it is to debug a full application.
Of course, if you change how something works, you have to change the tests as well. Don't let tests stay broken for too long or you might as well forget about them. If they are not passing then they aren't doing their job.


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I was recently on WBIR's Live at Five at Four with the fabulous Miss Cheryl Burchett and our DIY on the FLY segment and I shared some yummy apple recipes for fall! Here are the recipes and instructions to make your own apple-licious comestibles and libations!
One of the best things about fall is a crisp, tart, tangy apple. I am a big fan of the granny smith variety. They're the perfect choice for a caramel apple, because they're tart enough to contrast with the sweet of caramel, chocolate and the crunch of chopped nuts. These are so easy to make and if you're feeling adventurous, try serving them with Madge's Fall Down Apple Cider Cocktail. Don't drink too many though, or you'll fall down!
Madge's Chunky Caramel Apples
3 large granny smith apples
1 bag soft caramels (I use Kraft)
2 tbsp water
Miniature chocolate chips
Toasted and chopped almonds
(Other possibilities include walnuts, pecans, white chocolate chips, chopped candy corn, chocolate or rainbow sprinkles...)
Wooden dowels
Optional rubber gloves
1. Toast almonds in a 350 degree oven until crisp, check often to be sure they don't burn. Cool and chop using knife or food processor.
2. Melt caramels over stove top in non-stick pan using medium heat. Stir until all lumps disappear.
Insert dowel into center top of a clean apple. Place apple in pan and spoon caramel over entire surface.
While caramel is still hot, place in a bowl of toppings and use hands to pack toppings into caramel. (I usually wear gloves to prevent caramel from sticking to my fingers.) Place covered apple on greased cookie sheet and cool in refrigerator. Some toppings may slide down apple, after a few minutes of cooling you can bring apple back out and repack. Repeat for all three apples, if using smaller apples one pack of caramels should cover four.
5. Wrap cooled apples in cellophane bags and make custom tags using kraft paper tags, patterned scrapbook papers and printed words including: Tasty, Scrumptious, Delish, Yummy. I like to use a tape runner for quick assembly! Attach tags to apple with decorative ribbon. These are fabulous hostess gifts and also much adored Christmas presents! Store in refrigerator until consumed.
Apple cider
1 shot spiced rum
1 shot regular apple schnapps (don't get the sour kind...or you may be sad)
1 stick cinnamon
Brown sugar
Granny smith apple slices
You can serve cider hot with mulling spices or chilled. Dip edge of martini glass in cider. Dip into a plate of brown sugar to rim edge. Pour cider into glass. Add alcohol. Garnish with fresh granny smith apple slice and a cinnamon stick.


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Well, first of all, those of you who've noticed the schedule around here may be wondering why I'm not advertising this week's Test Day. That would be because it's on UEFI, a technology that's basically only available to motherboard manufacturer's or companies with access to motherboard manufacturers' advance hardware test programs, so the only people who can contribute to this test day are really folks working for Red Hat or motherboard manufacturers – and all of those already know about it. So, that's that. 🙂
Secondly, I was asked by James Laska if I could come up with some metrics for the video driver triage days we've run for Fedora 11. After an absorbing hour or two whacking at the data set by grepping through the test day wiki pages for bug IDs, feeding them into python-bugzilla and then sorting the result via OpenOffice.org (why yes, I AM a fan of Heath Robinson…oh, and of course, I use nedit for its awesome ability to do rectangular selections), here we go for the Nouveau and Radeon test days. Unfortunately I can't get data for Intel yet because of a bug in python-bugzilla, but once Will's fixed that, I shall.
So! To start with Nouveau:
40 bugs were reported as a result of the test day. As of now, 14 (35%) are in ASSIGNED state, 10 (25%) are in NEW state, and 16 (40%) are in CLOSED state. Of the CLOSED bugs, 4 were closed as DUPLICATE, 2 were closed as NOTABUG, and the other 10 were closed as RAWHIDE (i.e. fixed).
And, Radeon:
46 bugs were reported as a result of the test day. As of now, 26 (57%) are in ASSIGNED state, 14 (30%) are in NEW state, and 6 (13%) are in CLOSED state. Of the CLOSED bugs, 5 were closed as DUPLICATE, and one was closed as RAWHIDE (i.e. fixed).
So the Nouveau test day has already been pretty successful: just two weeks after it happened, it's already resulted in ten fixed bugs. Radeon test day has only resulted in one fixed bug so far, but plenty of valid reports which should hopefully be addressed as work continues on the driver. Also, a quarter or so of the bugs filed haven't yet been triaged (that's the difference between NEW and ASSIGNED), so Matej, François and myself should get those done.
Intel data coming as soon as the python-bugzilla bug's fixed!


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Jennifer S.B. Calienes is a Massachusetts based consultant working on a range of national dance initiatives with AXIS Dance Company, DANCECleveland, Urban Bush Women and the Hatchery Project. As Founding Director of the Maggie Allesee National Center for Choreography (MANCC) at Florida State University (2004-2014), Calienes developed the nation's first choreographic center, and the only such center in the world situated within a research university. Partnering with artists, presenters, residency sites and funders, the Center became a catalyst, model, and acknowledged anchor for contemporary dance makers across the U.S. during a time of great economic uncertainty. Artists who received subsidized research and developmental residencies at MANCC have gone on to present work to communities across the globe and have received widespread recognition. From 1999-2004, Calienes served as program manager for the National Dance Project, a program of the New England Foundation for the Arts, which supports the production and distribution of dance in the United States. While at NEFA, Calienes helped expand core programming and established international partnerships with the U.K., Japan, the Netherlands, France, and Australia. Calienes is an active advocate for contemporary dance makers and the support of new work, and has served as panelist, chair and facilitator for programs at the Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, the MAP Fund, the National Endowment for the Arts, and United States Artists. Calienes holds a BS in arts administration with a dance concentration from Butler University.
Sara Coffey is the founder and director of Vermont Performance Lab, a performance incubator that serves as a laboratory for creative research and community engagement. She has been working in the performing arts field as a manager, programmer, producer, and fundraiser for over twenty years. She worked with MASS MoCA on its inaugural performing arts seasons and on developing its dance residency program from 1999-2001. She also has managed the dance companies of David Rousseve and Bebe Miller, and performance projects for David Gonzalez, Martha Bowers, and Laurie McLeod among others. Prior to that she worked with 651 Arts Founding Director Mikki Shepard managing its Neighborhood Arts Network and humanities programs. Sara has served as a panelist for the National Endowment for the Arts, the Vermont Arts Council, the MAP Fund, among others. Currently she serves as a hubsite for the New England Foundations for the Arts National Dance Project and is an active member of New England Presenters, the Alliance for Artist Communities and the Vermont Council on Rural Development. In 2014, she was appointed chair of a task force to lead efforts to redevelop the Broad Brook Grange in Guilford, Vermont, into a community and arts center. Sara holds an M.A. in performance studies from NYU and a BA in anthropology and dance from Marlboro College and the School for International Training.
Sheila Lewandowski is Executive Director and co-founder, along with fellow Bennington Alumnus Brian Rogers, of The Chocolate Factory, an award-winning incubator for experimental performance in Long Island City, Queens. Sheila's passion for engagement in her community started as a child of an immigrant father and artist mother living in Staten Island's largest New York City housing project known as Stapleton Houses. She cofounded The Chocolate Factory in 2004 to help keep arts vibrant in Long Island City, where burgeoning development threatens to displace culture. In addition to her work at The Chocolate Factory Sheila is a community organizer and advocate for artists, and works to increase awareness of the importance of the arts in policy making in everything from education to housing to economic development to labor on a local, regional, state and national level.
Sheila has received recognition for her activities including as a "Top Woman in Business," "Wonder Woman of Queens," and a leader in her local community by the Long Island City Business Development Corp., New York State Assembly, New York City Council, Queens County Progressive Democratic Club, New York State Senate, among others. Most recently Sheila was selected to participate in the National Arts Strategies Chief Executive Program as one of fifty leaders in arts management from around the globe. She is a member of her local Community Board in Long Island City, the Board of the Non-Profit Coordinating Committee of New York (NPCCNY) and the New York City Council-at-large representative to the board of the Queens Botanical Garden. She continues to volunteer her services on numerous community, city, and state projects.
Carla Peterson was appointed Director of Maggie Allesee National Center for Choreography at Florida State University's School of Dance in Tallahassee, Florida in May 2014 after serving as Artistic Director (and chief curator) of New York Live Arts (2011–2014) and of Dance Theater Workshop (2006–2011). Previously, she served as Executive Director of Movement Research, an internationally recognized dance laboratory in New York City (2002–2006), as both Managing Director of the National Performance Network and Director of The Suitcase Fund at Dance Theater Workshop (1993–1996) and as Assistant Performing Arts Director at the Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus, Ohio (1988–1993).
Carla has worked widely as a freelance arts consultant with artists, not-for-profit arts organizations and foundations and continues to serve on national dance and performing arts panels. She received a 2005 "Bessie " (New York Dance and Performance Award) in recognition of her leadership at Movement Research and service to the dance community. In 2012, she was made a Chevalier de L'Ordre Des Arts Et Des Lettres by the French government. She currently serves on the boards of Movement Research and Mount Tremper Arts, and on the Steering Committee of the New York Dance and Performance Awards, aka The Bessies, since 2009. She holds an M.F.A. from The Ohio State University and a B.S. from the University of Illinois.
Craig T. Peterson, currently the Director of Programs and Presentations at Gibney Dance in NYC, is a curator, cultural organizer and programmer of contemporary performing arts. For ten years he served on the staff at Dance Theater Workshop (DTW, now known as New York Live Arts), one of America's preeminent contemporary performing arts institutions based in NYC. For four years he served as the organization's Co-Artistic Director, responsible for developing, implementing and producing a platform of programs designed to support, serve and present the work of local, national and international performing artists. After moving to Philadelphia in 2009, Peterson launched and directed the Live Arts Brewery (LAB), a research and development program meant to support integrated, long term residencies and engagement activities for local and national artists as part of the Philadelphia Live Arts Festival (now known at FringeArts). For three years he was the Director and Producer of the annual Philly Fringe Festival, a three-week city-wide festival featuring the work of more than 150 performing artists and companies. He has served on numerous panels for inter/national arts funding institutions, consulted with various arts and social service organizations as a program site assessor and lecturer, and has traveled extensively nationally and internationally to identify emerging talent and connect with artists and arts organizations worldwide.
Brian Rogers is a director, video and sound artist, co-founder and artistic director of The Chocolate Factory, which supports the creation of theater, dance, music and multimedia performances at its 5,000 sq ft facility in LIC, Queens.
Since 1997, Brian has conceived and/or directed numerous large-scale performances at The Chocolate Factory and elsewhere including Hot Box, the Bessie-nominated Selective Memory, redevelop (death valley) (2009), 2 Husbands (2007), Gun Play (2006), Audit (2004), and Fundamental (2002). As a video, sound and performance artist, Brian has collaborated with numerous dance and theater artists including Shaun Irons and Lauren Petty, Aynsley Vandenbroucke, Tara O'Con, Jillian Sweeney, and the Movement Research Spring 2008 Festival. He presented his first solo exhibition of new video works in November 2012 at Ventana 244 Gallery in Brooklyn, self-released an album of electronic music in September 2013, and collaborated on a new performance by Irish dance artists Emma Fitzgerald and Aine Stapleton at the Project Arts Center in Dublin in June 2014.
In addition to his own work, Brian curates The Chocolate Factory's Visiting Artist Program (now in its eighth year), which supports the work of more than one hundred theater, dance, music and multimedia artists each year.
Claudia La Rocco is the author of The Best Most Useless Dress (Badlands Unlimited, 2014), selected writings encompassing poetry, performance texts and criticism. She edited I Don't Poem: An Anthology of Painters (Off the Park Press, 2015) and Dancers, Buildings and People in the Streets, the catalogue for Danspace Project's PLATFORM 2015, which she also curated. She founded thePerformanceClub.org, which won a Creative Capital/Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant, and is a contributing editor to Emergency Index (Ugly Duckling Presse). She is on the faculty of the School of Visual Arts graduate program in art criticism and writing, and has been a guest lecturer and artist at numerous universities, including Princeton, Stanford, and Yale. She has been presented by such organizations as The Kitchen, The Drawing Center, The Poetry Project, O Miami, San Francisco's Center for New Music, On the Boards, Kiria Koula and Tokyo's Dance New Air Festival. Her current collaborators include the choreographer Michelle Ellsworth, the performance company Findlay//Sandsmark and the composer Phillip Greenlief. A contributor to Artforum and The New York Times, she is writer-in-residence at On the Boards for the 2015-16 season. She has essays in the anthology Danse-A Catalog (Noemie Solomon, ed., Les Presses du Reel, 2015) and On Value (Ralph Lemon, ed., forthcoming from Triple Canopy). She has had residencies at Arizona State University, Headlands Center for the Arts, and the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. Her first novel has been commissioned by The Chocolate Factory, where it will have its premiere performance in December 2015.


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A processor that is executing ARM instructions is operating in ARM state. A processor that is executing Thumb instructions is operating in Thumb state. A processor that is executing ThumbEE instructions is operating in ThumbEE state. A processor can also operate in another state called the Jazelle® state. The assembler cannot directly assemble code for the Jazelle state.
Each instruction set includes instructions to change processor state.
To change between ARM and Thumb states, you must switch the
assembler mode to produce the correct opcodes using
ARM or
THUMB directives.
To generate ThumbEE code, use
THUMBX. Assembler code
CODE32 and
CODE16 can still be assembled
by the assembler, but you are recommended to use
ARM and
THUMB for
new code.
A processor in one state cannot execute instructions from another instruction set. For example, a processor in ARM state cannot execute Thumb instructions, and a processor in Thumb state cannot execute ARM instructions. You must ensure that the processor never receives instructions of the wrong instruction set for the current state.
The initial state after reset depends on the processor being used and its configuration.
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working of a diesel rail engine…
Tag: traction motor
Is the working of diesel and electric locomotive same?
Locomotive engines are the most important thing in railways. Normally there are 3 types of locomotives. They are steam, diesel and electric locomotive engines. Diesel and electric engines are mostly used by railways. Without diesel or electric power, engines don't work. But do you know, the working principle of both the locomotive engines is same?


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We just received a check for $456.00 from TD Bank. So think about joining this program and helping the JCC to reap the benefits.


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International Students
The opportunity to equip international students for ministry furthers the seminary's purpose and missionary vision. Life at The Master's Seminary is enriched by the presence of its international students.
International Student Applications
In addition to the usual application materials and procedures, international applicants must meet the following three requirements:
- Each international applicant, whose native language is other than English, will need to provide a TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) score dated within the last two years (see academic catalog for degree specific score requirements). Applicants may make arrangements to take the examination by contacting Educational Testing Service. Test results must be sent directly to The Master's Seminary (institution code: 5997).
- Each international applicant must have their Official Transcript sent to TMS directly from their former institution(s).
- Course-by-course Translated and Evaluated Transcripts are also required for all prerequisite degrees. The translation and evaluation of the transcripts must be done by a service that holds a National Association of Credential Evaluation Services membership, and it must include 1. name of degree earned, 2. degree conferral date and 3. GPA. We strongly recommend World Education Services.
International Student Requirements
- International students at The Master's Seminary must obtain an F-1 student visa in order to join us for classes on our campus. Following receipt of a letter of acceptance from the admissions department, and subsequent payment of the advance tuition deposit, the incoming international student will be contacted by the seminary's Designated School Official who will gather the information needed to produce the Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant Student Status, also known as the Form I-20. As a part of this process, the student will be required to provide evidence of adequate funding to cover tuition and living expenses for the first academic year for himself as well as the support and care of any F-2 dependents who will be coming with him. The seminary is unable to issue an I-20 until an affidavit of support guaranteeing these funds has been received and all application forms, transcripts, and other necessary materials have been officially approved. Without a form I-20, a student visa cannot be obtained.
- International students who are admitted to the United States on a student visa are required by law to maintain full-time status.
- No off-campus employment is permitted without prior authorization from the Immigration and Naturalization Service of the United States Department of Justice. F-1 student's dependents in F-2 status are not authorized for employment under any circumstances.
Scholarships for International Students
When scholarships are granted, they apply toward tuition expenses only. The seminary typically has no subsidies to provide for room, board, or living expenses.
For helpful information on studying in the United States, you can visit: Study in the States.


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Advanced tactical equipment manufactured by DA® is now available to customers within the US, but because "No One Gets Left Behind" they're also planning on offering their high-quality products to the Canadian and Mexican markets this year as well. The online store for the US is now up and running at US.DirectActionGear.com - the site is also accessible on mobile devices.
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I love all camping but here are a few of the reason this trip was especially nice:
1 - No bugs. It was amazing camping and not having to worry about citronella candles and bug spray.
2 - Girl Scout Cookie s'mores. Enough said!
|My daughter wants in on the action!
3 - Cheaper rates. Because it isn't peak season the rates at state parks are generally lower. We paid less than half the summer rate last week.
4 - Our empty campground. We were the only family camping. As much as I want other families to be enjoying the outdoors, it was wonderful having the place to ourselves. On our road trip last summer we found the same thing. We left before school was out and the campground were relatively empty.
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Een onderhoudsvrije moestuin. We creëren een polder met een diepte van 100mm.
Een deel van de polder is sedum, ander een deel moestuin en een deel kan voor "waterplanten" zijn.
Het sedum verbruikt geen water, zo komt extra regenwater ter beschikking voor de moestuin
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Grass roofs of ir. A.J.Meulenbroek ci.
Larenseweg 106, 7451 NA Holten, tel 0573-221102
CV and views on desertification
- Youth on a farm in Twente
- Training HTS Hengelo and TU-Delft-civil engineering
- FAO work and Foreign Affairs Cyprus, Kenya, Mali
- "Greenbelt" stopping the desertification in the Sahel
- First green roof 1990 Praktiker Dessau Germany
Work in relation to building grass roofs
The Delft period 1992 to 2000
• 2 x cabins camping site Delftsehout
• 1 x holiday residence campsite Delftsehout (T)
• 105 views principle design 63 holiday homes on the campsite Katwijk Noord, realized by third parties (T)
• 1 x linking three roofs on photos at Castle
• 2 x cabins camping site Wapseveen
The move to Holten 2000 to 2009
• 1 x home Waardenburg (t)
• 1 x test set-up L106 Holten (T)
• 1 x bungalow Beerse bumps (T)
• 1 x Office/workshop in Maasdijk municipality Naaldwijk (T)
• 1 x House with sleeping floor down very fine, approaches the "contiguous design" Thorn (t)
• 2 x Petting Zoo Laren (Gld), nomination Architecture Prize 2003 Gelderland (T)
• 1 x House in Deil (T)
• 2 x Office in Rijssen (T)
• 1 x large toilet building camping Luttenberg (T)
• 1 x holiday residence in Vledder (T)
• 1 x mini home L106 Holten (T)
• 12 x 12 properties designed and Roodehaan Groningen 6 realized (T)
• 1 x unit 4 x 7 m. (carport) L106 Holten garden furniture (T)
(T) reasonably accessible for the public.
(t) by appointment through Aloys Meulenbroek
All clients have visited Holten to look at the pilot House.
In this period are many designs and realizations of grass roof buildings by my one-man company Stevelink.
Views on desertification
Since 1990, I have the conviction that Europe is a high risk of desertification. This is the guiding principle for the design and realization of grass roofs. Climate change in Europe over the last 20 years confirms this risk. Above all the change in the distribution of precipitation and wind direction is cause for alarm. Green roofs are no more a choice but a necessity!
But above all these roof introduce a new luxury.
In general to calculate I have to visit to discuss technical solution and planning and choice of materials to Cyprus standard.
A brief calculation with Dutch standards.
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The natural vegetation of roofs can consist of: sedum, grass, legumes or other vegetation; it can even be a vegetable or herb garden.
Is a grass roof house a choice? It shouldn't. With our urbanization we create desertification of our environment. This should stop else a domino effect will create desertification of all Europe.
The distribution of the precipitation after place and time is chancing strongly from a moderate sea-climate into a pattern that belongs to a continental climate.
For example, the one after the other meteorological record is broken recently especially "the driest period since" ....
The KNMI climate change predicts on the basis of meteorological statistics. Since the hydrological condition changes on the surface, also the meteorological system is changed. This creates new causal connections that should be involved in predicting climatic developments in the future.
Now we are going "to walk" around and on grass covered roofs
Two of the eight Groningen
Creator and Builder ir.Aloys Meulenbroek
Construction at a farm
How beautiful can a plumbing building are?
Roof detail
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Are you recovered from the initial shock?
We're going for a better House!
What do you expect?
If you really could be there, you would be able to feel how pleasant a house like this can be.
Inside, feel, smell, see; you would have to experience it, you have be inside to know.
Wijnand Beemster (editor-in-Chief urban planning & architecture) outside you have built very environmentally conscious. Within, you are rewarded with a nice bright living space, the luxury.
Once a Councilor walked right through a grass roof House under construction. He said: the people of the province should see this to understand. Because I found this so aptly, I told this a reporter. That Councilor was very indignant about this. Until later I would understand that I've had a precious insight in human thinking about grass roof houses.
Are you curious? We take a look inside.
First, a bit about technique from this particular ventilation.
Technology and living comfort are components in development, we are ready for the future.
The ventilation ducts over the entire ceiling
Office in Rijssen
Recreation and ...
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Cyprus the place to build a new idea on old ground.
In Cyprus the climate comfort in a house of thick walls is traditional. Why did it stop to build? This way of building does not suite other comfort but climate. Our new way of building, the natural roof has all other comfort as natural ventilation, no dust, heals and no need off airco and so a climatological comfort better than ever before. The house opens on one site and is integrated with the garden. At the back of the house the roof is part of the garden.
Dreaming of a little step.
There was a man and his car. Driving on the road, he has a bad feeling; about fossil fuel and all the paved surface he was driving on. But in the end at home he drives his car into the natural roofed garage and he gets a good feeling. Eating vegetables growing above where his car is.
Another little step.
"Nothing is so changeable as the weather" so you natural roofed house can make the difference for the whole world.


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In this article, I would like to demonstrate the Visualization of Visio Workflow in SharePoint site.
What is Workflow Visualization?
Workflow Visualization was introduced in SharePoint 2010 & Visio Services is the infrastructure required to enable this feature. Workflow Visualization helps in representing a visual clue on the activities of a workflow & the current state.
Additional to SharePoint 2010, you require the following.
· Visio 2010 Client Application
· SharePoint 2010 Visio Service started
· SharePoint Designer 2010
· Silverlight
In our scenario, there are 2 document libraries.
· User Docs library for submitting documents
· Approved Docs library serves as the destination for moved documents.
If a user submits DOCX file to User Docs, it will get moved to the Approved Docs library. If a user submits PDF, TXT files, he will receive an email notifying re-submission.
Create the Workflow
In this step, we are creating a workflow in Visio 2010.
Open Visio 2010 & choose the Flowchart category as shown below.
In the next page, choose Microsoft SharePoint Workflow as shown below.
Click the Create button. You will be getting the design screen with Shapes toolbar. The Shapes toolbar contains mainly 3 SharePoint shapes:
1. SharePoint Workflow Actions
2. SharePoint Workflow Conditions
3. SharePoint Workflow Terminators
Actions contain action items like Start approval, Send an email, Add a comment, Set field etc. Actions performs changes to the underlying objects.
Conditions contain conditions like Compare data source, Title contains keywords, File type etc. Obviously, the condition branches to separate Yes / No areas.
Terminators contain Start and Terminate items, which are used to denote begin & end a workflow.
For starting with, drag & drop the Start item from Terminators category. Then add the following actions & condition items.
Our idea is to create a workflow for a document library.
The first condition File is a specific type checks if document is DOCX, evaluating to Yes or No. Right click on the Yes connector and choose the option Yes. Right click on the No connector & choose the option No.
Now the Yes/No branches are defined as shown below:
The second & third actions Copy list item & Delete item denotes that the document will be copied to another library & will be deleted from present one. (Moving operation)
The No branch will send an email to the user requesting change in document type.
Validations: For validations, you can choose the Process menu category and click the Check Diagram button.
If No Errors found, you will get the following message box.
Parameters: You have noted that, still we have not specified the document type extension, email content, library names etc. These are set during the association phase within SharePoint. This dynamicity makes the workflow reusable.
Save changes for the Visio file.
Export the Workflow
Now we are ready to Export the Workflow. Exporting is required for compatibility with SharePoint Designer. Without exporting, we cannot use the workflow within SharePoint.
From the Process tab, click the Export button.
In the appearing dialog box, enter the file name.
Create Document Libraries
Create 2 document libraries.
1. User Docs
2. Approved Docs
Import the Workflow
Now we are ready to do the import in SharePoint Designer. The exported Visio file is imported into SharePoint Designer 2010.
Open SharePoint Designer 2010 from start menu.
Please note that if you have MS-Office 2010 32-bit installed, you require SharePoint Designer 32-bit.
Choose the Open Site option & enter URL for your SharePoint site.
Once the site is opened, choose the Workflows group from the left pane.
You can see the Import from Visio button on the toolbar. Click on it & locate your Exported Visio workflow file.
Click the Next button to continue. Enter the workflow name & choose the library to work with.
You will see the following editing screen.
Click on each link & make the following changes.
For the email link, you can create a customized message including current user name & current document name.
In the workflow settings section, choose the Show workflow visualization on status page option
Now save & publish the workflow.
Testing the Workflow
Back in SharePoint; add a new document to the User Docs library. For time being, choose a TXT file, so that you will get a notification.
After adding the TXT File, choose the Workflows context option as shown below.
In the appearing page, you can see our Docx Mover Workflow as shown below:
Click on it & click the Start button. Wait for few seconds for the workflow to complete. Now back in library, you can click the workflow status.
Now you can see the Visualization page:
You will be getting email notification too, if you have email configured Or development email server exists.
This concludes our article on Visio Visualization.
For configuring SMTP4Dev Tool, you can use the following link:
In this article we have explored the Visualization of Visio Workflow in SharePoint site. The Visio file & Exported file is attached along with the article.


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Hi, my name is H, and if you dig hard enough or know how blogger works better than I do, then you can figure out what my name used to be.
This blog was inspired by
1) My husband, who is starting a blog of his own for writers (go see it @ thewritecrowd.com),
2) the fact that I read at least a dozen blogs a day (or skim) looking for good info that will actually be helpful and
3) the idea that I wanted to have a blog that actually has helpful info for REAL folks.
I have a real weakness for women's magazines. They're good to pass the time, but when it comes down to REAL helpful tips, I'd say only 20% of the content (or less!) in any given magazine actually applies to really improving my life, or helping me out.
So, why am I a Real Person? Well, for one thing, I don't fit into a category. No one magazine or blog is really the ONLY thing that I need to get helpful ideas, or tips. I don't have a set schedule of weekly crazy that I have to go to, but I do have things that need to get done. Bill-paying, financial stuff, cleaning, organizing, etc. There are not enough hours in the day, but all of it HAS to get done, so...
Here is Real Life and Times. A blog that consolidates what I think is the best of the best, a quick read of the most helpful tips for Real People who don't have the time to scope out dozens of magazines, blogs and websites looking for the most helpful stuff. As for me? I'm Real, but this is my fun time. I LIKE scoping out that stuff, and if I can help some of you out along the way, then its my pleasure to do so.
Here's my family:
Myself: I'm a 27 year old female, with a BA in Sociology, and an MBA. I have been married for almost a year to my wonderful husband. I work in advertising, and I've practically lived in online communities of some shape or another for the past seven years. I was born outside of Chicago, grew up in New York, and moved to Texas a couple of years after graduating from college.
My Husband (J): A 34 year old male, who has gone back to school for his bachelor's degree, and currently works as an educational aide in a classroom for kids with emotional and behavioral issues. He is also a poet, a writer, a singer and a movie buff. He was born in Texas, lived in Oklahoma for some time, went for some of his undergrad in Indiana and moved back to Texas again almost 10 years ago.
My stepdaughter (S): A 12 year old female, who is currently in 7th grade, and is learning to play and love playing the viola. She goes to school where J works, so that's a fun dynamic. Technically, since her mother and J share custody, she is only supposed to be with us Wednesday nights and every other weekend. But, her mother drops her off before school most days so that either J or I can take her, and J picks her up from school and hangs on to her until her mother gets off of work, and then she stays the whole time from Wednesday till Monday the weekends that we have her. Its a good deal.
My brother-in-law (J2): A 32 year old male, who is currently unemployed. He has a learning disability that has yet to be diagnosed, and I suspect a social issue that goes beyond just awkwardness as well. He means well most of the time, and he did work at one point. We just need to help him get up to speed.
The Cat (F): A 17 and a half year old female, who is crazy. I've had her since she was born, and she has moved with me from Long Island, to Queens, to Brooklyn, to Texas without batting an eye. She has six toes on her front paws, and eats everything from corn to wasabi, from honeydew to chocolate.
The Other Cat (P): An 8 year old female whom I never see, but comes out on rare occasion to chat. She spends about 23 hours a day in the kitchen bay window. She'll snub all human food except for vodka sauce and tiramisu.
The Dog (M): A 7 year old male, who belonged to my mother-in-law before she passed away. Previously thought to be completely untrainable, he has recently learned to sit, lay down, stay and walk on a leash. Rollover gained me a bite on my upper arm, so we're still working on that. Also has a depth perception issue, so he constantly bumps into things that have never moved from the positions they're in.
Next post, I'll walk through our current living situation.
Friday, October 12, 2007
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Holiday Accommodation & Location Details
Lakeside Lodge is in a great location near the popular seaside resort of Newquay in North Cornwall. The all on ground floor holiday lodge is in a peaceful setting with a lovely private decked terrace and surrounded by wonderful tropical style gardens. If you are looking for somewhere to getaway from it all then this is the spot for you.
The timber holiday lodge is nestled in a quiet spot of the gardens of the owners own home and what a stunning setting. Enjoy the lovely Cornish sun as you relax on the decking area and enjoy a glass of wine and watch the sun go down…idyllic to say the least.
More About the Lakeside Lodge in North Cornwall
The lodge is all on the ground floor and comprises of a living/dining room which has french doors to the decking area. There is a kitchen which is well equipped and two bedrooms. There is one double (5ft) bedroom and one twin bedroom. The lodge also features a shower room with toilet.
Extra features really make this lodge really comfortable and this includes the electric woodburner in the living area. The accommodation also has all the electricity, bed linen & towels included within the price. Should they be required you can have a travel cot & high chair. For those quiet evenings in there is a 32″ Freeview TV, DVD and an iPod Dock.
The kitchen has an electric cooker, microwave, washer/dryer, dishwasher and a fridge/freezer. Keep connected with the Wi-Fi. Relaxing outside in the good weather you have the outdoor furniture on the enclosed decking area & there is also a gas BBQ. Parking for 2 cars. Discover our wide range of log cabin holidays throughout the UK.
Please note:- Couples and family bookings are only allowed at the Lakeside Lodge
Getting Out and About From the Lakeside Lodge
There is just so much to see and do in this part of North Cornwall. Newquay is one of the main seaside resorts in the area and staying at the Lakeside Lodge you will be less than a 10 minute drive from the centre of all the action. 9 superb beaches around Newquay give you so much choice and whether you are a surfer or not you will love the relaxed and laid back way of life here.
Some of the tourist attractions for you to check out include Crealy Adventure Park, Dairyland, Go Karting, Surf School & so much more. Enjoy a range of water based pursuits from swimming to Kayaking and of course Surfing. Other places to visit include Padstow, Truro, St Agnes and many more.
Lakeside Lodge is available to book throughout the year and weekly prices start from £408. Looking for a shorter break? If so then there are three night weekend getaways & four night weekday breaks. Beach is less than 1 mile, shop around 300 yards, pub quarter of a mile and restaurant under 300 yards.
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A few months ago, I met a Christian leader who wanted me to help him set up his blogging site. In our discussions, he specifically insisted that his bio must reference his work as a life coach. He did not want any outright reference to his work as a minister. His take was that most people don't want spiritual talk or solutions to their issues. In his view, most people he encountered wanted principles that would make their lives better. Therefore, he needed to shed off his ministerial references if he could reach a wider audience other than just the church.
Many years ago, I wanted my bio to read the same. I wanted to become a leadership guru. My theological and ministry training was geared towards acquiring top-notch leadership knowledge and skills to train leaders and run a world-class organization. I also did not want any reference to my religious credentials.


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Report NEP-EVO-2011-05-30This is the archive for NEP-EVO, a report on new working papers in the area of Evolutionary Economics. Matthew Baker issued this report. It is usually issued weekly.
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Other reports in NEP-EVO
The following items were announced in this report:
- Daron Acemoglu & Matthew O. Jackson, 2011. "History, Expectations, and Leadership in the Evolution of Social Norms," NBER Working Papers 17066, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Oded Galor & Stelios Michalopoulos, 2011. "Evolution and the Growth Process: Natural Selection of Entrepreneurial Traits," NBER Working Papers 17075, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Normann, Hans-Theo & Wallace, Brian, 2011. "The impact of the termination rule on cooperation in a prisoner's dilemma experiment," DICE Discussion Papers 19, University of Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf Institute for Competition Economics (DICE).
- Dominic Rohner & Mathias Thoenig & Fabrizio Zilibottix, 2011. "War Signals: A Theory of Trade, Trust and Conflict," HiCN Working Papers 95, Households in Conflict Network.
- Elvire Guillaud, 2011. "Preferences for redistribution : an empirical analysis," Université Paris1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (Post-Print and Working Papers) halshs-00594072, HAL.
- Abeler, Johannes & Altmann, Steffen & Goerg, Sebastian J. & Kube, Sebastian & Wibral, Matthias, 2011. "Equity and Efficiency in Multi-Worker Firms: Insights from Experimental Economics," IZA Discussion Papers 5727, Institute of Labor Economics (IZA).
- Berggren, Niclas, 2011. "Time for behavioral political economy? An analysis of articles in behavioral economics," Ratio Working Papers 166, The Ratio Institute.
- McMahon, Michael, 2011. "Classroom Games in Economics : A Quantitative Assessment of the `Beer Game'," The Warwick Economics Research Paper Series (TWERPS) 964, University of Warwick, Department of Economics.
- Jaśkiewicz, Anna & Matkowski, Janusz & Nowak, Andrzej S., 2011. "On Variable Discounting in Dynamic Programming: Applications to Resource Extraction and Other Economic Models," MPRA Paper 31069, University Library of Munich, Germany, revised 24 May 2011.
- Gerald Eisenkopf & Ruslan Gurtoviy & Verena Utikal, 2011. "Size Matters - When it Comes to Lies," Working Paper Series of the Department of Economics, University of Konstanz 2011-14, Department of Economics, University of Konstanz.
- Karen Kaiser, 2011. "Variety Aversion and Information Overload: An Experimental Approach," Working Papers 2011-01, Banco de México.


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Dreamweaver and Site Assist Pro unable to create?
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When I try to create a new Site Assist Proffesional site, I only see Modify Site
So I delete the current site and try again, then I see the New Site Proffesional Site menu
But selecting this Dreamweaver states:
"You must create a site before using the Site Assist Professional site wizard
create a new site by accessing Site -Manage site".
I have not seen this when running in my older desktop on XP OS, Dreamweaver CS4?
I tried uninstalling Site Assist Pro extension and re-installing.
and deleting the wincache in Dreamweaver.
If you create a site and name it whatever in Manage new site, then you can run the Site Assist Wizard.


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Norman Personal Injury Lawyer
If you suffered an injury in an accident, you may be facing high medical bills, lost income, and many other costs relating to the injury. If the accident was the fault of someone else, you may file a lawsuit against that person to claim compensation that can help you with these financial expenses.
Norman has many personal injury statutes and laws you should be aware of before filing a lawsuit. A Norman personal injury lawyer can explain all of these, but the most important concepts to know are below.
Shared Fault Laws in Norman
In some cases, two or more people may be at fault for the accident. When this happens in Norman, the modified comparative fault law applies. Under this law, those who are less than 50 percent responsible for the accident can claim compensation.
The jury will assign a percentage of fault to each party. Anyone who is less than 50 percent at fault will have their compensation reduced by that percentage. For instance, if the injured individual is 25 percent at fault, their compensation would be reduced by 25 percent. However, those who are more than 50 percent at fault for an accident cannot receive any compensation.
Compensation for Injured Individuals
Expenses relating to the accident are referred to as damages in personal injury claims. Damages are divided into two categories, economic and non-economic.
Economic damages are those that can have an actual financial amount placed on them. These include medical expenses, lost income, rehabilitative costs, funeral costs if applicable, and other injury-related expenses.
Non-economic damages are those that do not have a readily quantified dollar amount placed on them, such as pain and suffering, loss of a limb, paralysis, or disability. In 2011, Oklahoma passed a law placing a cap of $350,000 for these damages.
Statute of Limitations in Personal Injury Cases
In most cases, injured individuals in Norman have up to two years from the date of injury to file a claim. This is the statute of limitations and if someone fails to file a personal injury claim in that two-year period, it will likely be thrown out of court.
There are some exceptions to this statute, such as libel and slander claims that have a statute of just one year. A personal injury claim against a governmental entity is generally a year as well.
Anyone suffering from a personal injury should speak to a personal injury lawyer in Norman as soon as possible. This will not only ensure they are able to file a lawsuit before the statute of limitations runs out, but also that the details of the accident will still be fresh in the individual's mind.
A Norman Personal Injury Attorney Can be an Advocate
Moving past a personal injury can be extremely difficult. Often, you are coping with medical bills, time away from work, and healing from the injury itself. It can be difficult to know where to begin but a lawyer can help.
If you suffered an injury and believe someone else was at fault for the accident, it is important to speak to a Normal personal injury lawyer. An attorney can explain the different laws surrounding these claims and help you every step of the way to receive the best possible outcome for your case.


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The final season of the year is round the corner and everyone is busy preparing for it. This season is one of the most colourful and energetic seasons not only because of the lights and the decorations but it remarks the end of a spectacular year and the beginning of a new innings in the New Year. People always buy gifts in the Christmas season to send to their near and dear ones. This has been a long going event and Hyderabad Online Gifts (http://www.hyderabadonlinegifts.com) has come up with a great way to do so. With the advent of the online shopping websites, it has become a cake walk to send gifts to any part of the world.
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With the world becoming competitive every minute, it is necessary to keep pace with time and walk along. In this fast paced life people usually are away from home to meet ends for the responsibilities they have. Keeping all this in mind, Hyderabad online gifts has set up its website with loads of goodies and gifts for the Christmas season. Now anyone can send Christmas gifts to Hyderabad from any art of the world. There are humungous choices to choose from on the portal of Hyderabad online gifts. They have made sure that each and everyone gets something unique this Christmas for their loved ones. When it comes to the near and dear ones; gifting goes to a different level and a special gift is a must. One may find, flower bouquets, soft toys, chocolates, cakes, sweets, accessories like watches, bags, purses and many more things to be purchased online.
Spread the sweetness
It does not matter if the gift is small or big, all that matters is the gesture that people put in to buy that gift and send it across. If the person is in the same city; it is a different story. But if the person is miles away and is still remembered and obliged with a gift, it is something special both have in between them. This can be celebrated with a little more sweetness by adding Christmas cakes to it. Any Christmas is incomplete if there is no cake in it. Now send Christmas cakes to Hyderabad without worrying about it turning bad. Hyderabad online gifts; not only sends gifts but amazing and delicious cakes as well. They have tie ups with the cake shops and bakers at every point in Hyderabad and make sure that the nearest cake shop is contacted for the order placed and the delivery happens in time and that too as fresh as it can be.
Every year children wait for Christmas so that they can relish their favourite cakes and sweets and feed their sweet tooth to the core. All this and many more are serviced by Hyderabad online gifts to keep the spirit of Christmas alive. When children help their parents to decorate the Christmas tree; they do so in the wake of getting gifts under the same tree; the night before Christmas Eve and this is when Hyderabad Online Gifts portal comes into picture and brings a smile on every child's face.
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Company Name: Hyderabad Online Gifts
Contact Person: Aarti
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: +919212630303
City: Hyderabad
Country: India
Website: http://www.hyderabadonlinegifts.com