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From smart casual to formal to chic, the new Chanel Première watch is a perfect fit. Chanel has got the film to prove it. The Première watch collection is being marketed as an accessory for any occasion and for any woman. From the creators of classic style and taste, Chanel is debuting the line in a short film, with several stylish women going about their daily fabulous lives avec montre. As we've seen in the past, Chanel will most likely feature the Première collection in an ongoing multichannel campaign.
The collection is made up of larger and smaller versions of the timepiece made from white gold, yellow gold and steel. The face is black lacquered in a rectangular octagon and the strap is a chain-link bracelet. Some styles include diamonds on the face and wristband for an added touch of luxury. The look is very versatile and adaptable to any wardrobe, which is what Chanel intended to evoke through the quick and playful video. Women are seen cabbing, painting, biking, lunching and shoe-trying with the watch demonstrating its classic style.
In the past, Chanel's J12 watch line utilized a multimedia campaign from magazines to apps where people could virtually see how the watch looked on them. If this is any indication of what Chanel has in store for us, this short film seems like it is just the tip of the marketing iceberg for the Première collection. It seems to be a great start because the watch is irresistible in the commercial alone!
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Looking for a QUICK EASY recipe for the holidays. This recipe is not only fun to make, but doesn't take too long. It looks great and would be a wonderful appetizer for a New Year's party! Crab Rangoon is an Asian inspired appetizer with fried dough filled with a crab mixture. Many people have not tried this before, but it is a real treat. Even some of my friends who hate crab love it because the cream cheese is the overpowering flavor.
So here's the recipe and you can give it a shot!
Go to the grocery and get 2 packs of large won ton wraps. (like for egg rolls). They are in the vegetable aisle at Giant Eagle and most places. That is the outside wrap.
Then for the filling, combine crab meat and cream cheese. You probably need 2 to 3 packs of cream cheese, but it all depends on how much you wanna make. The crab to cream cheese ratio is a lot of cream cheese to a little crab but it's all up to you. I also use imitation crab because it is cheaper.
So then you lay out a wrap flat, put the mixture in the middle, then pitch the edges so its closed. Make them all first, then fry them at the end. Fry them in a pan filled with vegetable oil until they are golden brown. It makes for a wonderful recipe.
Serve sweet and sour sauce on the side. Hope you enjoy!!
* My mom and i wanted to make a Crab Rangoon recipe but couldn't find a good one so we decided to start experimenting and we came up with this. I really like how it turns out and I hope you will too


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San Francisco to Keep JROTC, Ending Three-Year Dispute
A three-year battle over the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps in San Francisco public schools appears to be over.
The program had been scheduled to be phased out this month after school officials voted in 2006 to end the training.
But by a 4-3 vote on June 9, the board agreed to restore the JROTC program to its original condition by allowing it to satisfy physical education requirements. The move is expected to increase enrollment in JROTC, while allowing the 55,000-student school district to justify the cost.
Vol. 28, Issue 35, Page 4Published in Print: June 17, 2009, as San Francisco to Keep JROTC, Ending Three-Year Dispute
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Schutz Christmas Story - St Mary Schola
St Mary Schola concert featuring Schutz Christmas Story.
In our 10th concert season we present this joyous seasonal concert featuring the rarely performed Christmas Story of Heinrich Schütz, Historia der Geburt Jesu Christi, bringing to life angels, shepherds, wise-men and an extended ensemble of period strings, lute, organ, recorders, and brass instruments. The program will also include medieval processionals, Shaker songs, motets of Praetorius and Tallis.
Come and see why Allan Kozinn, Portland Press Herald, called us "one of the most finely polished choirs in Portland."
Pre-concert talk 30 minutes prior to performance. Friday, December 7 is $20 and Sunday, December 9 is $30 because only Sunday, December 9 features a reception afterward.
Location: Episcopal Church of Saint Mary, Falmouth, ME.
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Friday, December 7 at 7:30 PM Sunday, December 9 at 4:00 PM
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Your nails can say a lot about you and your health. For people with strong and healthy fingernails and toenails, they may rarely consider their nails at all. However, when nail diseases or disorders manifest themselves, it can quickly become an impediment to enjoying daily life. Nail discoloration and other problems can also be an indicator that there are more serious underlying health issues that should be addressed. At Aloha Foot & Ankle Associates Mission Viejo CA, we are committed to helping our patients treat their nail disorders and address any health conditions that may be contributing to their nail problems.
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With the newest release of Apple's Mac OS X Snow Leopard I raised the question if it was possible to install Mac OS X in a virtual machine, because that would be nice to test drive the new OS before updating my precious iMac.
When looking into VMware Fusion I noticed that I could select Mac OS X as an operating system, although experimental, but only OS X Server was listed. So I did some investigation and it appears that you can only virtualize Mac OS X Server and not the client version.
First I want to note that there is no technical limitation to this, but there is only a legal one. Let's take a look at Apple's Software License Agreement for Mac OS X Server
2. Permitted License Uses and Restrictions.
A. Mac OS X Server Software. Subject to the terms and conditions of this License, you are granted a limited non-exclusive license to install and use one copy of the Mac OS X Server software (the "Mac OS X Server Software") on a single Apple-branded computer. You may also install and use other copies of Mac OS X Server Software on the same Apple-branded computer, provided that you acquire an individual and valid license from Apple for each of these other copies of Mac OS X Server Software. You agree not to install, use or run the Apple Software on any non-Applebranded computer, or to enable others to do so.
This agreement clearly states that you are allowed to run multiple copies on the same Apple-branded computer.
Now let's look at the very same Apple's Software License Agreement except for Mac OS X (client version)
2. Permitted License Uses and Restrictions.
A. Single Use License. Subject to the terms and conditions of this License, unless you have purchased a Family Pack or Upgrade license for the Apple Software, you are granted a limited non-exclusive license to install, use and run one (1) copy of the Apple Software on a single Apple-branded computer at a time. You agree not to install, use or run the Apple Software on any non-Apple-branded computer, or to enable others to do so.
This version of the agreement clearly states that you are allowed to run only one copy on a single Apple-branded computer. So this is the real reason you can only virtualize Mac OS X Server. Also notice that Apple clearly states "Apple-branded computer" and that's why VMware offers the OS selection on VMware Fusion only and not on Workstation or other VMware products.
Well just because you are not allowed to do something doesn't mean that you can't, so I created a new Virtual Machine on VMware Fusion and selected Mac OS X Server Leopard as the guest operating system. I inserted the Mac OS X Leopard installation DVD and fired up the VM, but shortly after I got an error message saying:
"The guest operating system is not Mac OS X Server. This vm will power off." Well as expected VMware made sure to check the version before letting you install the software, because they are not allowed to enable you to violate Apple's Software License Agreement. So this lead me back to the good old Google and after digging through a lot of information I found a nifty workaround for this here.
Before you read on I must say to you that you are going to violate both VMware's and Apple's license agreements, so don't do it. I certainly wouldn't!
This blog offers two distinct methods to circumvent the installation restriction in VMware Fusion. The easiest method is to make a change to Fusion itself using the following shell script.
sudo bash cd "/Library/Application Support/VMware Fusion/isoimages" mkdir original mv darwin.iso tools-key.pub *.sig original sed "s/ServerVersion.plist/SystemVersion.plist/g" < original/darwin.iso > darwin.iso openssl genrsa -out tools-priv.pem 2048 openssl rsa -in tools-priv.pem -pubout -out tools-key.pub openssl dgst -sha1 -sign tools-priv.pem < darwin.iso > darwin.iso.sig for A in *.iso ; do openssl dgst -sha1 -sign tools-priv.pem < $A > $A.sig ; done exit
Instead of sed (which seems to add an extra newline to the end of the iso) you might want to use
perl -n -p -e 's/ServerVersion.plist/SystemVersion.plist/g' < original/darwin.iso > darwin.iso
After this change the installation of Mac OS X Snow Leopard is said to be run without any problems. Also this modification and installation is said to be working on VMware Fusion 2.0.4. and 2.0.5.
The next question I raise is if it will be possible to move this VMware Fusion VM to VMware Workstation. If I read Apple's Software License Agreement correctly I am not violating it when I boot my iMac with Windows or Linux and use VMware Workstation to run MAC OS X as a virtual machine, because in this case I run only one copy on a single Apple-branded computer. AFAIK the software license agreement does not specifically say that you are not allowed to run it virtualized.
Well I don't know if it's possible as I haven't tried this, because I don't have any bootcamp partition to try it on. As if I ever wanted to boot my iMac with something other than MAC OS X. duh!
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If you have a curvy or pear-shaped figure, finding a dress that fits just right can be a struggle. Luckily, Dominicana Cenia Paredes has launched a new collection that will answer your fashion prayers.
You may have seen some of Paredes' amazing designs on celebs like Adrienne Bailon and Julissa Bermudez, but now the NYC-based designer is taking her innovative creations to HSN. Her new "Sea The Future" collection includes three of her signature dresses in a variety of bright colors and patterns. However, what truly sets these elegant dresses apart are their distinct fits.
RELATED: Gina Rodriguez Brings Diversity to the Fashion World With "Nude For All" Campaign
As a pear-shaped women herself, Paredes knew first hand of the need for more diverse fits in the fashion industry. This led the Fashion Institute of Technology graduate to create her curve-flattering fits. "The majority of today's fashions are designed for a smaller version of the traditional hourglass figure, which only accounts for eight percent of America's female population, while about twenty percent of America's female population have pear-shaped body types," she said.
Her new collection includes two fits: the Cenia Fit, which was created with pear-shaped women in mind leaving more room at the hips and less at the bust area; and the Regular Fit, made with curvy women in mind, which has more room at the bust, waist and hips.
All dresses are made with stretch fabrics and are fully-lined leaving you with a smooth and sexy look — no shapewear neeed. The collection ranges from $80-$99 and is available now at hsn.com.
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The first and original subscription haul for dancers!
Sugarhaul is an easy way for dancers, of every style, to discover new dance related products or get more of their already favorites.
Founder, Julie Santefort, discovered as she navigated through competitive dance with her daughter, Brooke, that there are a bazillion dance related products to try. Everything from stretching and massage equipment to stage makeup and essential oils. She also saw the incredible amount of dedication these artists and athletes have to their work, leaving them with limited social time.
The dilemma then, is how to discover the multitude of products without spending all day online looking for them, spending an arm and a leg, buying a full size product when you're not sure if its right for you, or if you're younger, waiting for mom to take you shopping.
So the dance bag haul was born. Or as we like to call it, the Sugarhaul. With a bimonthly subscription to the Sugarhaul you will receive products, some full size, some trial size, and some samples. A super convenient and fun way to discover some new favorites or even get more of your trusty standbys. To make it just a bit more fun, Sugar puts all the products in a nylon drawstring backpack. All the backpacks, other than the initial Classic, are limited edition and will only be available until they are gone.
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I typically soak my really cruddy CI in lye prior to a run in th E-tank. It seems no matter how long I soak in lye and rinse after, there is a considerable amount of crud that comes off in the E-tank. The crud and rust typically settles to the bottom of the tank between runs. My question is... should I change the water before each run? Or is reusing the water a number of times ok.
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I would wash the crud off between the lye tank and the e-tank... there is enough stuff that settles to the bottom of the e-tank, no need to add to it. But I've used the same e-tank electrolyte solution for a couple of years and hundreds of pieces.
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I remove all the crude off a piece before putting it into the etank. So before it goes into the etank, I wash it with dishwashing liquid and use a stainless steel brush to remove any remaining crude. If this doesn't work, it goes back into the lye bath for some period of time. Repeat washing and brushing. The total time in the lye bath is variable. It could be a week or so. If there is still hard to remove crude, like in the numbers/letters, I spray with oven cleaner and let sit in a garbage bag for a day or two. Don't know why, but this usually works.
When it goes into the etank, there is only rust to remove. As D says, it settles to the bottom.
I changed my etank from 30 gal. to 44 gal after approx. 1 1/2 years. So haven't done hundreds, but haven't had to change it otherwise. Just add water or laundry booster as needed.
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Come back to the Jersey Cape after the Summer Season, discover what the locals already know about Cape May County after the summer season.
Cape May County offers deep discounts in the fall, the crowds are gone and sightseeing and fishing during September and October are some of the best months to come back to the shore and enjoy the best season in Cape May County. Spend a quiet romantic weekend at your favorite Cape May County Hotel or Bed and Breakfast, or go sightseeing without the crowds.
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Monday - CrossFit WOD
5 Rounds250m Row
10 Thrusters (35#)
15 Burpees
2 min Rest
Time: 26:07
I was super tired this morning even though I went to bed around 10 on Sunday. I felt like I had to do a lower weight than usual on the thrusters because I felt so lethargic. Hopefully tomorrow workout will go better!
Tuesday - 2.7-mile Trail Run
Trail runs are a good thing to throw into your workout mix because they train different muscles than just pavement running. I personally think that trail running is harder, especially if it includes hills! I'm lucky to have a great 9.5-mile trail around where I work, its a great break from the city!
Wednesday - CrossFit WOD
Pre-WOD: work up to 1-rep max deadlift. I PR'ed at 115 lbs! It didn't even feel super hard so I can try for even higher next time :)
WOD: AMRAP* 12 minutes:
4 sumo dead-lift high pull (SDLHP) (35#)
6 push press (35#)
8 lunges (35#)
Score: 8 round + 4 SDLHP
This workout felt much better than Monday's because I wasn't as tired. I know my legs and arms are going to be sore!
*AMRAP = as many reps as possible
Thursday - CrossFit WOD
WOD: 4 rounds:
800 m run
25 wall balls (started with 10# but switched to 6# because my legs were sore from Wed.)
Time: 22:29
Post-WOD: 100 sit-ups
I really like running workouts (since I'm actually good at running) so this felt great!
Friday - Rest Day
Took a break so I wouldn't be sore for Saturday's run
Saturday - 5-mile timed run
Time: 43:44 = 8:45/mile
My course is mapped below. I love running along the lake and wish I lived closer so I didn't have to do so much city running because it takes forever when you don't get the stoplights right. I haven't run 5 miles since late March or early April but this run felt surprisingly good! I stopped a few times to stretch and for stoplights but other wise I ran the whole time. I'm looking forward to next weekend's run!
Sunday - Rest Day
I was going to do a light workout today but Ryan and I took a long walk downtown for some shopping and my feet were tired once we got home. Plus, shopping is considered a workout, right?


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Netflix has announced that it has added profile functionality to its service as of today, so up to five people can have separate accounts on one subscription.
Although this new addition will be coming to many devices – PS3, Xbox 360 smart TVs, iOS, Apple TV – Wii users will have to wait a few months, while Android users are unfortunately left wanting with no news on when profiles will arrive for the mobile OS.
TechRadar spoke to Eddy Wu, director of product innovation, about the lack of Android support and he explained to us that it was purely because of resources in-house at Netflix.
Android delay
"There will be a delay on Android and part of this is resources within the profile team," he explained.
He also hinted that there could be an overhaul of the Android service coming next year, noting: "There is stuff going on with Android, in that world, that we can't really talk about just yet."
There have been rumours that an Android and iOS remote app for Netflix was in the works but this is something that is yet to be confirmed.


text: Feature: CE ConnectionSurviving sepsis: A review of the latest guidelinesMiller, Julie BSN, RN, CCRNAuthor Information Julie Miller is staff development educator in critical care at Trinity Mother Frances Hospitals and Clinics in Tyler, Tex. The author and planners have disclosed no potential conflicts of interest, financial or otherwise. Nursing2014: April 2014 - Volume 44 - Issue 4 - p 24-30 doi: 10.1097/01.NURSE.0000444530.66327.de Free Take the CE Test Metrics About one in four people who develop sepsis will die. Screening every potentially infected patient for sepsis and providing the evidence-based interventions presented here is critical to turning the tide on this killer. FigureAFFECTING MILLIONS OF people worldwide, sepsis is a systemic response to an overwhelming inflammatory process caused by an infection. Approximately one in four people who develop sepsis will die.1 In January 2013, the international Surviving Sepsis Campaign Guidelines Committee published its 2012 surviving sepsis guidelines (SSG), an update to the 2008 guidelines for early identification and management of sepsis in adults.1 The guidelines highlight the importance of screening every potentially infected patient for sepsis and providing best-practice interventions for managing sepsis, severe sepsis, and septic shock. This article provides an overview of care for the adult patient with sepsis, focusing on sepsis identification and the first 6 hours of goal-directed treatment according to current guidelines. Defining sepsis Sepsis is the presence of infection along with systemic manifestations of infection. If sepsis isn't recognized and treated early, it progresses rapidly to severe sepsis, defined as sepsis plus sepsis-induced organ dysfunction or tissue hypoperfusion. Sepsis-induced tissue hypoperfusion is defined as infection-induced hypotension, elevated lactate level, or oliguria.1 Patients with severe sepsis may have low systolic or mean arterial pressure (MAP), a lactate level above 2 mmol/L, or a urine output of less than 0.5 mL/kg/hr for at least 2 hours despite adequate fluid resuscitation.1 Recognizing that a patient has sepsis before it progresses to severe sepsis is essential for early intervention to prevent further progression to septic shock. Septic shock is sepsis-induced hypotension that persists despite adequate fluid resuscitation. Sepsis-induced hypotension is defined as systolic BP (SBP) less than 90 mm Hg, MAP less than 70 mm Hg, or a decrease in SBP greater than 40 mm Hg or less than two standard deviations below normal for age in the absence of other causes of hypotension.1 Screening patients for sepsis includes monitoring for signs and symptoms of infection and identifying subtle changes in vital signs, mental status, urine output, lab values, and/or markers of tissue perfusion. (See Screening patients for sepsis, severe sepsis, or septic shock.) Identifying sepsis quickly allows for early goal-directed therapy, potentially reducing the patient's mortality risk. To illustrate, let's look at a case study.Table: Screening patients for sepsis, severe sepsis, or septic shock1Table: Targeted time frames and goals of initial therapy1Recognizing sepsis Ms. C, 45, embedded a fishhookin her right foot 3 days ago on a fishing excursion with friends. She removed it and didn't seek emergency care for the injury. Because she's been feeling "off" for the last 2 days and her right foot is tender and swollen, a friend brought her to the ED. The friend reports that Ms. C's been acting odd and saying "crazy things." Assessment reveals a cool, edematous right foot with patches of erythema on the foot and ankle; oral temperature 101° F (38.3° C); heart rate 102; respirations 24; and BP 88/42 (MAP 57). She's alert and oriented to person, time, and place but can't describe her current situation of needing to seek medical attention for her infected foot. She doesn't remember when she last urinated. Her friend reports she had a tetanus shot last year. An infection in her right foot is suspected and she has signs and symptoms of systemic inflammation (tachycardia, fever, tachypnea, mottling, altered mental status, hypotension, and probable oliguria). Ms. C is identified as having sepsis. She may have severe sepsis, so the healthcare provider initiates early goal-directed therapy. It's been 10 minutes since Ms. C was first suspected of having sepsis. Initiating goal-directed therapy The SSG recommend early goal-directed therapy for patients suspected of having severe sepsis or septic shock and provide targeted time frames and goals for these interventions. Early sepsis management is considered to be similar to management of polytrauma, acute myocardial infarction, or stroke, where the speed and appropriateness of therapy administered in the initial hours are likely to influence the patient's outcome.1 (See Targeted time frames and goals of initial therapy.) Upon recognizing severe sepsis or septic shock: obtain at least two sets of blood cultures using aerobic and anaerobic bottles before starting I.V. antibiotics. determine the serum lactate level. administer broad-spectrum antibiotics within 1 hour of recognition of severe sepsis or septic shock; antibiotic administration shouldn't be delayed more than 45 minutes to obtain the blood cultures. initiate isotonic crystalloid fluid resuscitation at 30 mL/kg to treat hypotension or a lactate level of 4 mmol/L or greater.1 Initiating therapy for Ms. C Within 1 hour after clinicians recognize severe sepsis in Ms. C, peripheral venous access is obtained and specimens are drawn for blood cultures, serum lactate level, basic metabolic panel, complete blood cell count and differential, prothrombin time/international normalized ratio (PT/INR), and an activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT). An I.V. broad-spectrum antibiotic is administered for the suspected foot infection. An infusion of 0.9% sodium chloride solution is initiated at a rate of 1,000 mL every 30 to 60 minutes to a total of 3 L (3,000 mL) in 3 hours (Ms. C weighs 220 lb [100 kg] so she receives 30 mL/kg). Her BP isassessed frequently, focusing on achieving a MAP of 65 mm Hg or greater. Because Ms. C couldn't recall her last void and she's hemodynamically unstable, an indwelling urinary catheter is inserted to closely monitor her urine output. Initial resuscitation goals for Ms. C include a urine output of 0.5 mL/kg/hr or more and a MAP of 65 mm Hg or greater. At the 2-hour mark after severe sepsis was recognized, Ms. C's BP is 92/36 (MAP 55), she's receiving the third liter of 0.9% sodium chloride solution, her urine output is 0.3 mL/kg/hr, and her initial lactate level is 4.5 mmol/L (normal, 0.5 to 1.5 mmol/L). Lactic acidosis is generally defined as a plasma lactate concentration greater than 4 mmol/L, even without overt acidemia.2 Because she isn't responding to fluid resuscitation and her MAP and urine output remain low, the healthcare provider prescribes I.V. vasopressor therapy using a norepinephrine infusion to achieve a MAP of 65 mm Hg. Meanwhile, the initial fluid resuscitation continues at 30 mL/kg. Once this is complete, the healthcare provider prescribes another infusion of 0.9% sodium chloride solution at 100 mL/hr. Because Ms. C's been started on vasopressors, the ICU is notified of a probable admission and possible central venous catheter (CVC) placement. Ms. C's vital signs are reviewed, particularly her BP of 92/36 (MAP 55). The abnormally low diastolic pressure creates a wide pulse pressure (the difference between the systolic and diastolic BP, normally one-third the systolic). Ms. C's pulse pressure is 56 mm Hg (92-36). Her pulse pressure should normally be one-third the systolic BP, or 30 (92 ÷ 3).3 In sepsis as well as other systemic inflammatory syndromes, the arterioles and capillary beds vasodilate, resulting in a widened pulse pressure and at times a low diastolic pressure. As the capillary beds dilate, fluid leaks into the interstitial spaces, resulting in an intravascular volume deficit. The dilated capillary beds and resulting dehydration impair oxygen delivery to the tissues and promote intravascular thrombosis.3 Early goal-directed therapy focusing on fluid resuscitation at 30 mL/kg restores circulating blood volume, increases tissue perfusion, and lessens the chance of thrombus formation. If fluid fails to restore an adequate BP (MAP of 65 mm Hg or more), I.V. vasopressors such as norepinephrine are added to constrict the arteriole beds and restore homeostasis. Ms. C is transferred to the ICU, a triple-lumen CVC is placed in her right subclavian vein, and a central venous pressure (CVP) reading of 6 mm Hg is obtained. The SSG recommend a target CVP reading of 8-12 mm Hg to indicate adequate circulating volume.1Table: Sorting out causes of altered ScvO2 or SvO25,8Fluid continues to leak into the interstitial spaces, requiring Ms. C to continue receiving fluid replacement and I.V. norepinephrine to restore hemodynamic stability. As Ms. C is receiving substantial amounts of crystalloids to restore circulating volume, a colloid such as albumin may be added. Hydroxyethyl starches should be avoided. When fluids fail Norepinephrine is recommended as the first-line vasopressor if fluid fails to restore an adequate BP.1 Norepinephrine is a strong alpha-adrenergic receptor agonist that causes peripheral arteriolar vasoconstriction.4 This action slows the leakage of fluid into the interstitial spaces and helps maintain circulating blood volume. Norepinephrine also acts on the beta1 receptors in the heart, increasing myocardial contractility and heart rate.4 This may increase oxygen consumption by the tissues, so the patient's oxygen saturation and response to therapy must be closely monitored. To gauge the patient's oxygen consumption, the healthcare provider may want to measure central venous oxygen saturation (ScvO2) using blood obtained from the CVC distal port. ScvO2 is an indicator of tissue perfusion and reflects the percentage of oxygen being returned to the right side of the heart after tissue consumption.5 The target ScvO2 for Ms. C is 70%. An abnormally low or high ScvO2 or mixed venous oxygen saturation (SvO2) should be evaluated for cause. (See Sorting out causes of altered ScvO2 or SvO2.) One hour after starting the norepinephrine infusion (4 hours since severe sepsis was identified), a venous blood gas sample and a lactate level are obtained from the distal port of Ms. C's CVC. Her ScvO2 is 68% and her lactate level has dropped to 2.8 mmol/L; both values indicate improving tissue perfusion. Her skin is warm and moist, her urine output is 0.8 mL/kg/hr, and she's asking the staff why she's in the hospital, indicating improving mental status. Over the next few days, Ms. C is continually monitored for signs and symptoms of improvement in clinical status and deterioration into septic shock. Early identification and rapid goal-directed therapy to treat severe sepsis in the first 6 hours from identification are essential to reducing mortality. Ms. C's severe sepsis was identified early, her altered tissue perfusion corrected with rapid administration of I.V. antibiotics, I.V. fluids, and the addition of an I.V. vasopressor when fluid failed to maintain the targeted MAP of 65 mm Hg and CVP of 8-12 mm Hg. The healthcare provider may discontinue antibiotic therapy using procalcitonin levels or similar biomarkers. Procalcitonin levels that drop to 0.5 mcg/L or by more than 80% to 90% from baseline have been used as a marker for timing antibiotic discontinuation.6 The SSG offer supportive therapy recommendations for patients who continue to deteriorate or who don't respond to early goal-directed measures. Other hemodynamic therapies that may be added include additional vasopressors and inotropic agents (see Vasopressors and inotropic choices for managing sepsis). In the 2008 SSG, dopamine was recommended as a substitute for norepinephrine.7 Dopamine is now recommended only as an alternative to norepinephrine in cases where the risk of tachydysrhythmias is low or the patient is experiencing bradycardia.1 Additional hemodynamic support includes adding I.V. hydrocortisone daily if the patient fails to achieve hemodynamic stability with I.V. fluids and vasopressors.1 Because Ms. C achieved hemodynamic stability with fluids and vasopressors, she didn't need a course of hydrocortisone. Other recommendations to support the care of the patient with severe sepsis after the first 6 hours are outlined in the guidelines. Recommendations for transfusing packed red blood cells after tissue hypoperfusion has resolved and in the absence of extenuating circumstances (myocardial ischemia, acute hemorrhage, severe hypoxemia, or myocardial infarction) include a hemoglobin level less than 7 g/dL. For patients with severe sepsis, prophylactic platelet transfusions are recommended only if the platelet count is 10,000/mm3 or less in the absence of severe bleeding, or 20,000/mm3 or less for a high risk of bleeding. For patients who are actively bleeding, going to surgery, or having another invasive procedure, the guidelines suggest platelet transfusion for counts of 50,000/mm3 or less.1Table Va: sopressors and inotropic choices for managing sepsis1,4In the past, immune-modulating nutritional supplements such as I.V. selenium and the administration of I.V. immunoglobulins have been tried to improve sepsis outcomes. Neither of these interventions is recommended in the 2012 SSG. The administration of recombinant-activated protein C is discussed in the guidelines but isn't available for administration since its withdrawal from the market.1 Supportive recommendations For severely ill patients with sepsis who may need mechanical ventilator support, the guidelines provide ventilator strategies for reducing mortality from sepsis-induced acute respiratory distress syndrome. The guidelines recommend using the least amount of sedation and avoiding administration of neuromuscular blocker agents to patients with sepsis who are receiving mechanical ventilation.1 For ICU patients with severe sepsis, the guidelines provide recommendations for glucose control. The SSG recommend not treating with insulin infusions until two consecutive glucose readings are above 180 mg/dL. Glucose control is targeted at maintaining the blood glucose level at less than 180 mg/dL and monitoring blood glucose every 1 to 2 hours until glucose values and insulin infusion rates are stable, and then every 4 hours thereafter.1 Other recommendations address managing patients who may need dialysis, bicarbonate administration, stress ulcer prophylaxis, prevention of deep vein thrombosis (DVT), and nutrition. In patients who require renal replacement therapy for acute renal failure, continuous renal replacement therapies and intermittent hemodialysis are seen as equivalent. The guidelines recommend against treating sepsis-induced lactic acidemia with bicarbonate therapy for pH levels greater than or equal to 7.15. The guidelines support preventing DVT by administering prophylactic anticoagulation with subcutaneous low-molecular-weight heparin or unfractionated heparin. The guidelines also support the use of intermittent pneumatic compression devices, both for patients receiving prophylactic anticoagulation and for those with contraindications to anticoagulant therapy. The guidelines support administration of proton pump inhibitors or H2 blockers to prevent stress ulcers in patients with severe sepsis/septic shock who have risk factors for bleeding. Nutritional support (oral or enteral nutrition) should be started within 48 hours of recognizing severe sepsis in combination with low-dose I.V. glucose (up to 500 kcal/day) for the first week. If the patient requires parenteral nutrition, the guidelines recommend combining it with enteral feedings.1 The final supportive recommendation involves guidelines for setting goals of care. As sepsis is associated with high mortality, the guidelines recommend discussing and setting goals of care (including end-of-life care) with the family and patient as soon as possible but no longer than 72 hours after admission.1 Ms. C's tissue perfusion continued to improve and she was weaned off her vasopressor support on day 3 in the ICU. On day 4 she was transferred to the medical-surgical unit and her antibiotic therapy was transitioned to oral preparations. Her central line was discontinued and her urinary catheter was removed. She was discharged home on oral antibiotics on day 6 following admission. Timing is key Early identification and initiation of goal-directed therapies for sepsis are essential for reducing mortality. By learning how to identify and screen every potentially infected patient for sepsis, nurses can save lives.REFERENCES 1. Dellinger RP, Levy MM, Rhodes A, et al. Surviving sepsis campaign: international guidelines for management of severe sepsis and septic shock: 2012. Crit Care Med. 2013;41(2):580–637. Cited Here | View Full Text | PubMed | CrossRef 2. Emmett M.Causes of lactic acidosis. UpToDate. 2013. http://www.uptodate.com. Cited Here 3. Carlson B. Fitzsimmons L. Shock, sepsis, and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome. In: Urden LD, Stacy KM, Lough ME. Critical Care Nursing: Diagnosis and Management. 7th ed. St. Louis, MO: Mosby; 2014. Cited Here 4. Micromedex. http://www.micromedex.com. Cited Here 5. Headley JM, Giuliano KK. Continuous venous oxygen saturation monitoring. In: Lynn-McHale Weigand D, ed. AACN Procedure Manual for Critical Care. 6th ed. St. Louis, MO: Saunders; 2011. Cited Here 6. Schuetz P, Chiappa V, Briel M, Greenwald JL. Procalcitonin algorithms for antibiotic therapy decisions: a systematic review of randomized controlled trials and recommendations for clinical algorithms. Arch Intern Med. 2011;171(15):1322–1331. Cited Here | View Full Text | PubMed | CrossRef 7. Dellinger RP, Levy MM, Carlet JM, et al. Surviving sepsis campaign: international guidelines for management of severe sepsis and septic shock: 2008. Intensive Care Med. 2008;34(1):17–60. Cited Here | View Full Text | PubMed | CrossRef 8. Preuss T, Lynn-McHale Weigand D. Blood sampling from a central venous catheter In: Lynn-McHale Weigand D, ed. AACN Procedure Manual for Critical Care. 6th ed. St. Louis, MO: Saunders; 2011. © 2014 by Wolters Kluwer Health | Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.View full article text


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PSLV launches Oceansat-2 and six nano satellites
Indian scientists at ISRO successfully launched Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV- C-14) from Sriharikota on Wednesday which in turn released India's 16th remote-sensing satellite Oceansat-2 and six nano European satellites.
The launch was carried out as per schedule at 11.51 am and ended at 12.06 pm.
The PSLV- C-14 rocket first released Oceansat-2, weighing 960 kg, at an altitude of 720 km above the earth in a sun-synchronous orbit (SSO), followed by the four nano satellites, called Cubesats, each weighing one kg. The remaining two, each weighing eight kg, were attached to the rocket's fourth stage.
Of the six nano satellites, four are from Germany, one is from Switzerland and one from Turkey.


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Knowledge of the Business World: Practical Business Program Introduces Teachers to the Würth Company
Künzelsau. The practical business program "WIPP-L" for teachers initiated by the Competence Center Economic Education in cooperation with the Ministry of Education Baden-Württemberg offered the twenty participating teachers of the administrative district Stuttgart the opportunity to sample business atmosphere: In the trading company Würth the teachers were given an overview of the processes and functions of the business within a one-week training period from July 13 - 17, 2009.
Among others, they worked in the following departments: Finance/Controlling, Customer Management, Marketing/Advertising, Product and Sales Organization. On top of this, all participants accompanied a Würth sales representative in order to visit craft customers and learn more about the tasks and projects of a sales representative.
With the practical business program organized for the first time, the Competence Center Economic Education intends to convey knowledge to the participants about business management and applied economics. The starting pistol was fired in Stuttgart in April. During a self-learn phase the teachers went through an e-learning program first that also included a management business game. The excursion to Würth helped the participants to consolidate their knowledge and get a first-hand impression of practical business.
"The program covers an immense range of knowledge and offers an overview of the structure and the mode of operation of a business", says Thomas Bauer, teacher at Realschule Pfedelbach. "Now we need to deal with transferring this knowledge to our schools in practical terms."
The knowledge conveyed is supposed to be used in putting academic projects into practice such as building up a student-run business. The program also helps teachers to establish contact with people inside the company. "The program clearly showed me that it is important to share economic knowledge with the students as a team of teachers and in an interdisciplinary fashion, building up a network with neighboring schools and educational partners in the region", remarks Ingrid Modi, teacher at Theodor-Heuglin-School in Ditzingen-Hirschlanden.
Following the program another meeting is scheduled for the spring of 2010 where participants are supposed to present how they integrated the knowledge gathered into their everyday life at school. Thanks to the very good response it is planned to continue the practical business program for other administrative districts in Baden-Württemberg in the future.
Competence Center Economic Education
The Competence Center Economic Education Baden-Württemberg is an initiative of the Charitable Würth Trust and was established by the entrepreneur Prof. Reinhold Würth in 2005. The principle objective of the Competence Center is to bring schools closer to economic topics. There is a close cooperation with the Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs, Youth and Sport of Baden-Württemberg.


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Hearing Protection Standards
It is estimated around 30% of UK workers are exposed to hazardous levels of noise at some point during their working day and over 10% are exposed at all times. Noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) is one of the most common health issues facing companies today and whilst NIHL is permanent and irreversible, it is also 100% preventable. Noise induced hearing loss develops gradually and symptoms of long term damage are often undetectable for years. Before operating loud machinery, be sure to review your workplace requirements and ensure all employees are efficiently equipped.
When introducing hearing protection into your workplace it is advisable to avoid prescribing one protection style for all environments and users, it's important when implementing ear muffs and plugs to choose the correct style for each environment and its demands, warmer environments can be better suited with plugs, whereas outdoor environments are more suited to the long term use of muffs. Without sufficient (or any) protection, ears are vulnerable to loss of hearing, long term damage and tinnitus.
Loss or long term damage of hearing is caused by excessive damage to the structures within the cochlea and can be the result of long term exposure to surprisingly moderate decibels and frequency of sound. Little can be done to salvage this once the damage has been done and hearing aids are often required in later life.
Tinnitus is caused by exposure to a sudden, extremely loud, explosive sound or by the prolonged exposure to hazardous noise levels. Tinnitus can result in permanent hearing damage, constant distracting sound in the ears (buzzing, humming and ringing) and disturbed sleep. There is currently no treatment for tinnitus and it is thought to be incurable.
To find out more about how to choose the right ear safety equipment for you, contact a specialist at Tower today, for free, expert advice. Alternatively see our easy to use guide below on deciding what protection suits the hazards you face in a normal working environment.
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EN352-1 Earmuffs - Headband
|The present section of the standard deals with headband earmuffs and establishes requirementsin terms of manufacture, design and performance, test methods, instructions relating to marking and information intended for users. It stipulates putting at disposal the information relating to earmuffs acoustic fading characteristics, measured in conformitywith EN 24869-1 and therefore specify a minimal fading level necessary to establish their conformity with the present specification. This section of the standard does not deal with earmuffs designed to be fixed on a helmet or to be a part of a helmet or with the performance of electronic devices likely to be inserted in the earmuffs, or even with amplitude sensitive earmuffs. This standard does not deal with ear protection performance as far as impulse noise is concerned.
EN352-2 Ear Plugs
|This part of the EN 352 standard specifies constructional, design and performance requirements, marking requirements and user information for ear-plugs. It calls for the sound attenuation of the ear-plugs, measured in accordance with EN 24869-1, to be declared and to be not less than a specified minimum.
EN352-3 Helmet-Mounted Earmuffs
|This part of the EN 352 standard specifies requirements for construction, design, performance, marking and user information for earmuffs fitted to an industrial helmet which complies with EN 397, Industrial safety helmets. In particular, it calls for the sound attenuation of the earmuffs, measured in accordance with EN 24869-1, to be declared and to be not less than a specified minimum.


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Camino Minerals Raises $2,100,000 to Fund Drilling at Los Chapitos Project
Camino Minerals Corporation ("Camino" or the "Company") (COR: TSX-V) is pleased to announce that it has completed a non-brokered private placement for gross proceeds of $2,100,000 which will be used to fund an initial Reverse Circulation ("RC") drill program at its Los Chapitos project ("Chapitos"), located in southern Peru, and for general working capital.
The non-brokered private placement consisted of 10,500,000 units at a price of $0.20 per unit, each unit being comprised of one common share and one non-transferable share purchase warrant. The common shares, warrants and any shares issued on the exercise of warrants are subject to a four month hold period expiring June 15, 2017. Each warrant will entitle the holder to acquire one additional common share of the Company at a price of $0.25 per common share until February 14, 2019. The warrants are subject to an acceleration right in favor of the Company: should the closing price of the common shares of the Company on the TSX Venture Exchange be $0.35 or higher for ten consecutive trading days, the Company will be entitled to accelerate the expiry of the warrants to the date that is 30 business days from the date of the issuance of a news release by the Company announcing the exercise of the acceleration right.
The Company paid $94,700 in cash and issued 473,500 warrants ("Finder's Warrants") to finders in respect of the placement. Each Finder's Warrant is subject to a hold period expiring on June 15, 2017 and will be exercisable into one common share of the Company at a price of $0.25 per share until February 14, 2019. The Finder's Warrants will be subject to the same acceleration clause as the private placement warrants.
The Phase 1 RC drill program will focus on the Adriana and Katty zones, located on the eastern side of the property. The Adriana Zone is exposed over an area measuring 75 meters by 150 meters. Chip sampling over the middle of the zone returned an average grade of 1.28% copper across 68 meters. Magnetic and IP-DAS geophysical surveys indicate that the zone is potentially larger than exposed and the surficial oxide mineralization will transition too sulphides about 250 meters below surface. The Katty Zone lies along trend about 1 kilometer to the southeast, measures 50 meters by 125 meters and returned average values of up to 3.23% copper across 10 meters. Interpretation of the magnetic survey data shows a structural connection between the Adriana and Katty zones. The initial phase of drilling will test below the exposed surface oxide mineralization and continue to depth into the geophysical anomalies. A summary presentation of the results from the geophysical surveys, and updated surface sampling, can be found on the company website at www.caminominerals.com.
Kenneth C. McNaughton, M.A.Sc., P.Eng., the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company, is a Qualified Person (QP) and is responsible for the Chapitos Project exploration program.
About Camino Minerals Corporation
Camino is a discovery-oriented mineral exploration company. The Company is focused on the acquisition and development of high grade copper and precious metal projects. For more information, please refer to Camino's website at www.caminominerals.com
For further information and investor inquiries, contact:
Ken McNaughton
President and Chief Executive Officer
Phone (604) 566-8778
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Small Cities Struggle Through Recession
This article looks at a variety of indicators that show troubled times ahead for America's small cities. The trends are based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
"A review of newly released census data shows, for example, that smaller cities of between 20,000 and 50,000 residents have lagged behind their larger counterparts in attracting higher-educated residents in this decade. The smaller locales include remote towns, inner suburbs, the distant suburbs known as "exurbs" and other distinct areas.
In 2000, the smaller cities ranked at the top in the share of people with college diplomas. They slipped to No. 2 last year with 30 percent holding degrees - in between medium-sized cities, which had 31 percent, and big cities, at 29.8 percent."


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Christmas season is in full swing -that means parties, and parties mean FOOD! We are in the heart of potlucks and parties with family, friends, co-workers, neighbors, church groups, etc. If you need some quick ideas for holiday treats and desserts... or especially if you are invited to a cookie exchange... here are some quick ideas:
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Yep, you heard me right. Turns out that Friday, March 18th Netflix released not only season 2 of (one of the best TV shows I have seen in a loooong time) Daredevil, but also (a personal favorite of mine) a new Pee Wee Herman movie!
It has been ages (mostly due to the fact that there wasn't a new one made) since I have seen a new Pee Wee ("Big Top Pee Wee") movie and I had been looking forward to this ever since it was announced that Pee Wee was coming back to the big (albeit technically it's a Netflix sized) screen. Full disclosure, I am a fan of Mr. Herman (as a matter of fact, his creator Paul Rubens, is one of the top 5 people I have always wanted to meet) and have supported him throughout the years. However, I am still the same critical person you have come to know and love and I was not a fan of the aforementioned Big Top movie, so the fact that there was a new movie actually had me hopeful and excited to see what they would come up with. After all, his Broadway show was AWESOME (as was his TV show "Pee wee's Playhouse") and 50% of his movies were also equally awesome (Pee Wee's Big Adventure is a must see).
Sadly, I hate to say that not only was this movie not worth the wait, it wouldn't have been any good had it been made shortly after Big Top, as a matter of fact, if this movie had been made way back then, it (probably) would have been the end of Pee Wee for an even longer time. The movie was barely entertaining, not at all funny, and a pale "road trip movie" where the main character has to carry the movie and interact with many "zany" characters along the way as he desperately goes from point "A" to point "B" for plot reasons (think of his first movie and maybe.....the film "Bubble Boy").
"Should I see it?", you may be asking. Well, If you are a die-hard Pee Wee fan you (probably) have already seen it, and if not, go see The Big Adventure again and pretend it is updated with "today's" celebs.
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Take a look through some quick answers to our most common questions below...
Planning a visit
Adults must be accompanied by children to enter LEGOLAND Discovery Center. We will host exclusive adult nights for our Adult Fans of LEGO without children one Wednesday of every month!
All children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult (18+) and supervised at all times.
Good question! Later in the afternoon is often quieter than first thing in the mornings. Weekdays are also quieter and perfect for parents and their toddlers to come and spend time at the Center.
Like any popular indoor children's attraction we have to limit the number of guests at any one time. The best to guarantee your child's place is by booking your tickets online!
We encourage families to interact together and explore their imagination and creativity through a world of open play, and therefore visits are not guided. The typical visit takes 2-3 hours, but you are welcome to stay for as long as you wish.
Unfortunately, due to allergies and limited space in the attraction we cannot accommodate outside food. We have a great cafe in the Center with a variety of tasty food and snacks!
Yes, we are fully accessible for visitors with disabilities and wheelchair users.
Yes. We ensure that there are always staff members at the LEGOLAND Discovery Center who are trained in first aid.
We are stroller friendly, with family bathrooms with diaper changing facilities.
We understand that some people may misplace their belongings during their visit. We will hold items left behind for 30 days. After 30 days we will donate lost belongings to charity. If you think you may have left an item behind, please email email@example.com.
We don't currently offer gift cards; however, guests wishing to gift a pass may purchase a Gift Ticket, which offer flexible entry and can be used at any time.
LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Boston is an indoor attraction with capacity limitations, so we are unable to allow reentry.
There is plenty of parking available at Assembly Row, including a parking garage located right next to the attraction. Parking is *FREE* for the first 3 hours!
All weapons and firearms of any type are prohibited at LEGOLAND Discovery Center Boston.
As with many businesses, we are actively monitoring the situation with regards to the outbreak of Covid-19 coronavirus and are in regular contact with health authorities. The advice from the health authorities has not changed, so our business is operating as normal and standard terms and conditions on bookings continue to apply.
The safety and wellbeing of our guests and staff is our priority and we will take all necessary precautions to ensure their continued welfare. As such, and in line with general public health guidance, we have implemented enhanced cleaning regimes throughout LEGOLAND Discovery Center and increased the availability of hand sanitization products, and we ask all guests to observe good hygiene practices during their stay with us.
If you are planning on visiting LEGOLAND Discovery Center from an area that has been directly affected by the coronavirus AND if you are showing symptoms similar to those associated with the virus (for example: fever, cough, breathlessness), we please politely ask that do not visit LEGOLAND Discovery Center and instead contact immediately your local health authority or doctor for further advice and instruction. Please then contact LEGOLAND Discovery Center or your travel agent, regarding your booking.
LEGOLAND Discovery Center Boston has been temporarily closed as mandated by Gov. Baker, in an effort to help contain the spread of coronavirus Covid-19. We remain in contact with the authorities on when we can re-open.
The health and safety of our guests and staff is our priority. We understand that this is a concerning and frustrating time for many, but I hope you appreciate this is a dynamic situation and we will keep you updated of any developments.
If you have purchased tickets or had a group/school reservation for the dates when we will be closed, please know that we would be happy to reschedule you at a future date. For additional questions, please contact email@example.com.
To ensure our guests have the best experience possible, we have limited the number of visitors that can be in the Center at one time. All guests buying tickets online OR at the door will be required to make a reservation for an entry time.
Advanced Purchase - Best Value and Guaranteed Entry
- Upon your arrival to the Center, you will enter the "I Have Tickets" line at the start of your reservation.
- Please note during peak periods such as holidays, Spring break and Summer there may be a small wait upon entering the reservation line.
Walk-Up Purchase
- If you purchase tickets at the door, you will be required to reserve the next available time slot. You will enter the 'I Have Tickets' line at the start of your reserved entry time. The only way to guarantee your entry is to reserve your tickets online.
- Please note, during peak times, we may sell out of walk-up tickets. The only way to guarantee your entry is to purchase your tickets on advance online.
Once inside, stay as long as you like.
When booking your ticket you will be asked to select a date and time for your arrival. This helps us make your experience more enjoyable by reducing queue times, speeding up your entry in to the attraction and reducing crowding. Once inside the attraction, you may stay as long as you like!
For the best price, book online at least 24 hours in advance of your visit - you'll save up to $10 per ticket!
Yes, we do. Simply show your valid military ID to receive $5 OFF the standard, walk-up admission price. This offer is valid for you and 5 other guests.
Please note that you must show a valid military ID at the Admission Desk at the time of your visit in order to use your Military Saver tickets. Not valid with any other discount, including online tickets and combination tickets.
Yes, AAA members can show their member I.D. at the admissions counter to save $3 off their full-price, walk-up ticket.
Valid for up to 4 people. Cannot be combined with any other offer, including online tickets and combination tickets.
Reserved tickets are any tickets purchased on our website or at the Center.
Unreserved tickets are tickets purchased or received from our third party partners. Guests that are a half hour late or more for their reservation are required to use this line as well. Unreserved tickets enter the Center as soon as possible when there are open reservations.
To ensure our guests have the best experience possible, we limit the number of visitors that can be in the Center at one time. There are 15 minute windows between reservation times to control capacity in the attraction. This creates a better experience for all our guests!
During peak times, you may experience a short wait in the "I Have Tickets" line as guests enter the Center. The first experience in the Center is a live show that takes approximately 15 minutes. Guests may need to wait in line until the next show begins during their reservation time.
Guests that are a half hour late or more for their reservation will enter the "I Have Tickets" line, but may experience a longer than usual wait time.


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Make a splash at the beach
Stoupa has a wonderful, picturesque beach with golden sand and clear blue water. Take a short stroll from the beach and you'll find a selection of delightful cafés, bars and restaurants to enjoy a refreshing drink or a bite to eat.
Why not hire a pedal boat or canoe and have some fun on the water? It'll keep the children occupied for a while and you'll be able to see the coast from a different perspective.
If you begin to get curious about what lies beneath the clear blue waters, make sure you visit Kalogria Beach. It has a stunning, mountainous backdrop and is home to a diving school where you can learn to scuba dive or snorkel. There's also a great range of water sports for you to try too.


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Jennifer Love Hewitt sporting broken wrist
HollywoodNews.com: Jennifer Love Hewitt may have a hit on her hands with her Lifetime show 'The Client List,' but it seems not all things are going well for her.
Hewitt recently revealed on Twitter that she broke her wrist while getting ready for Season 2 of her show, states TooFab. "Guess who broke her wrist yesterday boxing to get fit for season two," Hewitt posted.
"Thanks for all the concern about my wrist. Has slowed me down but hasn't stopped me." she later added.
Hewitt's second season is expected to premiere sometime in 2013.
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29 Jan 2014
Robotic floats armed with revolutionary new sensors will be launched in the Indian Ocean, as part of a new India-Australia research partnership to find out what makes the world's third largest ocean tick – and how both nations can benefit from it.
[Image of the Susan Wijffels holding an Argo float appears]
Susan Wijffels: This float is actually a clever robot.
[Image changes to Scientists aboard the Southern Surveyor deploying the Argo Float]
When you pop it over the side in the ocean it will dive to one kilometre, drift for a while, and then dive to two kilometre's depth and then start measuring things all the way up to the surface.
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Once it's popped up to the surface it will send all of its data back to me at my desk via satellites – it's very clever and it can do this for eight years.
[Image changes to computer generated pictures of the Argo Float transmitting its data to a satellite]
Another way I do research in the deep ocean is by putting a giant float out in the middle of the ocean which has a lot of neat sensors in it.
The Indian Ocean contains vast fisheries and mineral resources that are of strategic importance to both Australia and India. It also plays a direct role in driving the climates of its surrounding regions – home to more than 16 per cent of the world's population.
The new 'Bio Argo' floats, to be launched in mid 2014, will enhance the already successful Argo float technology to measure large-scale changes in the chemistry and biology of marine ecosystems below the Indian Ocean's surface.
The Argo floats are a network of 3600 free-floating sensors, operating in open ocean areas that provide real-time data on ocean temperature and salinity.
The 'Bio Argo' floats will include additional sensors for dissolved oxygen, nitrate, chlorophyll, dissolved organic matter, and particle scattering. They will target specific gaps in our understanding of Indian Ocean ecosystems of immediate concern to India and Australia, such as the Bay of Bengal and the waters of north Western Australia.
CSIRO's Dr Nick Hardman-Mountford said the pilot project, led by CSIRO in collaboration with the Indian National Institute of Oceanography (CSIR-NIO) and the Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services, will improve our understanding of cause and effect in the Indian Ocean's climate and ecosystems.
"By studying the Indian Ocean in this detail, we can investigate the origin and impact of marine heatwaves like the one that devastated the coral reefs and fisheries off north Western Australian in 2011 – and improve our prediction of them in the future," Dr Hardman-Mountford said.
CSIR-NIO Director, Dr Wajih Naqvi, said the novel technological innovation will give researchers from both countries a new understanding of the Indian Ocean.
"We expect the technology being utilised in this project to provide new insights into the biogeochemistry of the Indian Ocean and how it is being impacted by human activities," Dr Naqvi said.
The proposed advances in ocean observation, ecosystem understanding and resources management, which will benefit the entire Indian Ocean Rim, can only occur through collaboration between India and Australia.
Dr Nick D'Adamo, Head of the Perth Programme Office supporting UNESCO's Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) – a partner in the project – praised the collaborative nature of the project.
"By combining the research capabilities of India and Australia we will see an improved ability to predict and prepare for global climate change, as well as better conservation of marine biodiversity," Dr D'Adamo said.
The $1 million project was funded in part by the Australian Government under the Australia-India Strategic Research Fund.
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