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CW presents an overview of CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2017 at Las Vegas, along with what leading exhibitors with a presence in India are offering.
Spotlighting the latest technologies, products and best practices for the construction and construction materials and fluid power, power transmission and motion control industries, CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2017 and the co-located IFPE exhibitions is being held from March 7-11, 2017, at the Las Vegas Convention Centre in Nevada, US. And, presenting an overview of CONEXPO-CON/AGG, CW, as media partner, also brings to you what leading exhibitors with a presence in India are showcasing.
Show highlights
In addition to exhibits, CONEXPO-CON/AGG and IFPE 2017 is offering in-depth industry education with a record number of sessions. The show also has a more efficient layout. It spans across a record of more than 2,500,000 net sq ft exhibit space (232,000 m) with 2,500-plus exhibitors expected.
The Tech Experience - see the future now
The new 75,000-plus sq ft (6,900 sq m) Tech Experience is showcasing ideas and technologies that will transform the future of construction to enhance safety, productivity and profitability. It is designed as an engaging experience that will bring to life the trends and solutions that are developing now and emerging in the next several years for the jobsite, workforce and infrastructure. Also featured is a Tech Talks educational forum and the Infrastructure Vision 2050 initiative of the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM).
Unveiling the first 3D printed construction excavator
As part of the Tech Experience, CONEXPO-CON/AGG and IFPE 2017 have teamed up to unveil the world´s first fully-functional 3D printed construction excavator and the first large-scale use of steel in 3D printing, known as additive manufacturing. The excavator, on display at the joint trade shows, bring to life how technology is transforming the construction industry in line with the CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2017 theme,´Imagine What´s Next.´ In addition to the pre-printed excavator, attendees are also able to view a demonstration of the 3D printing technology.
Education to succeed
The show is further offering a record number of 150-plus education sessions, including a new Technology track, to provide attendees with the latest industry knowledge and best practices to improve their professional skills and company productivity. The new track focuses on industry innovations and future growth opportunities in the technology field, including drones, autonomous machines, 3D imaging, smart apps, gamification, big data and IoT. It complements the new Tech Experience, showcasing the ideas and technologies that will transform construction in the future. The education tracks also offer the latest trends and best practices focused on: Aggregates; asphalt; concrete; cranes, rigging and aerial lifts; equipment management and maintenance; earthmoving and site development; Management: Business best practices; Management: Workforce development skills; and safety and regulations.
CW connected with leading equipment manufacturers (exhibitors) with a presence in India, to know what they are offering. Read on to know what they have to offer...
´We will be displaying the range of ARROW kerb casting machines.´
- Tim Andrews, Managing Director, ARROW MACHINERY
Tim Andrews, Managing Director, ARROW MACHINERY, speaks on the company´s offerings at and expectations from the show.
Product offerings: We will be displaying, via static display, the range of ARROW kerb casting machines including the ARROW 750XL, 350 and ARROW 770 Kerbmaker.
Expectations from the expo: CONEXPO has always been a great platform for us and generates a lot of enquiries from all over the world.
We hope for a great show.
´The company is presenting its two big attractions at the expo.´
- Stefan Kohler, Regional Director of Sales, Goldhofer Aktiengesellschaft
Stefan Kohler, Regional Director of Sales, Goldhofer Aktiengesellschaft,
shares more on the company´s offerings at CONEXPO-CON/AGG.
Product offerings: At
Gold Lot G4416, Goldhofer is presenting its two big attractions: A 6-axle ADDRIVE with three self propelled axle lines and an STZ-P 9 (3+3+3) AA low loader semitrailer for use on North American highways. The company is also showcasing its THP/DC Dual Lane solution, which has now reached the production stage.
Key features of the ADDRIVE: With its enormous versatility and wide range of potential applications, this switchable drive optimises working with heavy-duty modules - whether they are operated as towed modules or as self-propelled modular transporters. That means greater efficiency in terms of fleet management, since ADDRIVE offers greater flexibility and improved economics.
The attractions of the system includes efficient vehicle mobilisation and fast and easy reduction of the overall weight.
The semitrailers: For years, the semitrailers in Goldhofer´s STZ-P series have proven themselves as reliable partners in the heavy haulage industry. With swing-axle technology, maximum frame strength and extendible decks plus a choice of vehicle widths and various wheelbases, these semi lowloaders set the standard. The STZ-P 9 (3+3+3) AA is also extendible between the bogies to comply with US regulations regarding axle spacing.
´We have been participating at the expo in Las Vegas since the very beginning.´
- Giulia Riboni, Marketing Manager, MB Crusher
Giulia Riboni, Marketing Manager,
MB Crusher,
shares more on the company´s offerings at and expectations from CONEXPO-CON/AGG.
Product offerings:
MB Crusher is participating at CONEXPO-CON/AGG with its branch office MB America, Inc. At its booth #S-5211 in the Silver Lot, MB Crusher is featuring a BF120.4 crusher attachment and a MB-S18 screening attachment on an excavator, and a MB-L140 crusher attachment and MB-LS140 screening attachment on a skid loader. The company will be working with concrete debris and granite rocks. In addition to the live demonstrations, MB will have its drum cutter and grapple models on static display. Both product lines were introduced in late 2015 and early 2016. Investments and product upgradations: Commitment to customer satisfaction, improved results and a company policy that aims to total quality are values that MB follows since day one.
And so, MB Crusher invests on products upgradation or new products - competitive products that add value to the construction site, resulting in savings on overhead costs with real benefits in terms of time and efficiency.
Expectations from the expo: MB Crusher is participating at the show in Las Vegas since the very beginning. MB Crusher´s presence has enabled it to establish and strengthen a relationship of trust with its customers, to whom it always pays special attention. Participation at the expo represents an important opportunity for visitors to become acquainted with and appreciate the high quality of MBs products, as well as the strength with which it has managed to build the foundations that have allowed it to quickly become No. 1 in its field in just a short time.
Market scenario: MB means solutions, innovations and versatility for crushing and recycling. That is the reason why we need to inform about a completely new concept of crushing, never seen before, and to make people understand the great advantages in terms of saving time, money, staff, without forgetting the environmental sustainability. Education on today´s market is a major factor for awareness about solutions. Today, the MB Crusher bucket is no longer considered a niche or specialist piece of machinery; it is becoming part of the standard equipment for every construction company. In fact, the extensive know-how in the engineering sector and investment in technology and innovation have allowed MB Crusher to offer its customers major advantages. The choices made by MB, in fact, are precise choices that, along with their activity performed with passion and desire for improvement, create the best guarantee for those who rely on MB products, knowing they can always find solutions to meet their expectations.


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British Prime Minister Theresa May wants reassurances that a section of the Brexit withdrawal agreement known as the Irish backstop is temporary. EU leaders say they will at least try to avoid triggering it. Source: Deutsche Welle
China's November refinery throughput rose from a year earlier, heading for an annual record, official data indicated on Friday, although the runs eased from highs touched in the previous two months as product inventories swelled and sales slowed. Source: Reuters

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Columbus, Ohio is booming, and not just because its population is growing. The city has been deemed "the San Francisco of the Midwest" for a reason! Columbus, or C-Bus, is home to nationally acclaimed distilleries and coffee roasters, an innovative food scene, imaginative chefs, and a host of music halls and dive bars. The nightlife is simply unforgettable! Whether you love football or contemporary art, you'll feel at home in the best city in Ohio. (A little word of advice: Start buying Buckeye gear. More than 90% of the people in Columbus are football fans. Trash the Ohio State Buckeyes and you may have a hard time making friends.)
Neighborhoods on all sides of Columbus are bursting with new places to shop, eat, and play. There's Ohio State University's Wexner Center for the Arts for contemporary art fans, and for avid bikers and hikers, there's the Scioto Mile—33 acres of new riverfront parkland in the heart of downtown!
The city's population is very diverse too, which means you can find food and activities from around the world. In fact, Columbus is home to the second largest Somali population in the country. There's plenty to do, plus plenty of fun (and smart) people to meet! According to the Intelligent Communities Forum, Columbus is one of the seven most intelligent cities in the world. That's right. IN THE WORLD.
Overall, the cost of living is incredibly affordable in Columbus. Despite being Ohio's capital and largest city, Columbus boasts very affordable rental rates. On average, one bedroom apartments in Columbus rent for about $857 a month, with two bedroom apartments costing approximately $1,054 (September 2016). If you're apartment hunting on a budget, look into the following Columbus neighborhoods: Near East, South Side, and North Linden. More luxurious, expensive apartments can be found in Upper Arlington, Weinland Park, German Village, and University.
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BOSTON, Nov. 5 (UPI) -- If elected president, Mitt Romney would undo healthcare reform, transform U.S. Medicare and Medicaid, and threaten health infrastructure, two researchers say.
Dr. Eli Y. Adashi of Brown University in Providence, R.I., and John E. McDonough of the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston reviewed the Republican nominee's campaign website, public addresses, debates, interviews and other statements and found five essential elements of his health policy intentions.
The article, published in The New England Journal of Medicine, said Romney would seek repeal of large portions of the Affordable Care Act, especially the provisions that expand health coverage for the uninsured through private plans and Medicaid. However, the researchers said many Affordable Care Act sections would be untouchable even if the Senate changes to a Republican majority. However, the elements that would have the greatest impact and cost the most -- Medicaid expansion and health insurance subsidies -- could be repealed if the GOP had 51 votes.
Also uncertain is whether a Romney administration would seek repeal of the $716 billion in Medicare savings -- from reducing the Medicare Advantage taxpayer subsidy so it costs the same as traditional Medicare and -- would be used to finance about half the Affordable Care Acts' cost, the researchers said.
Though Romney has committed to repealing these savings, his running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan, incorporated them into his House budget resolutions in 2011 and 2012, with overwhelming support from the House Republican Caucus. Rescinding these savings would speed up the insolvency of the Medicare Part A Hospital Insurance Trust Fund from 2024 to 2016 and trigger an average increase of $323 in the premiums paid by most Medicare beneficiaries from 2013 to 2022, the researchers said.
Romney said he would also attempt to move Medicare toward a defined-contribution -- or premium-assistance, or voucher -- model beginning in 2023. Romney said he would turn Medicaid into a block-grant program, capping the federal funds provided to state governments to cut costs, the researchers said.
The former governor of Massachusetts said he would seek to make individually purchased health insurance tax-deductible -- like employer-based coverage -- and pre-empt much state regulation of the private health insurance market.
He would oversee massive reductions in federal spending on all health programs as a by-product of his budget and tax proposals.


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Is he flirting with me or has he a bottle in his apron?
"Oh Manuel, my heart is all a flutter and my mind is awash with questions and confusion. You are the only person that can guide me. You appear to be worldly wise and I'm sure that you are much versed in affairs of the heart.I had to check it wasn't some sort of spam that had got through. Was this for real? Having contacted the young lady already I can assure you it was real. The point of the email is how can you tell if the waiter is just flirting for cash or if he is flirting for real.
Manuel, I dined out last evening and had such a wonderful time. It wasn't just because the food was sublime, nor was it the company I dined with (work chums), but rather it was the dashing and ever so handsome waiter. He was French, a dashing and handsome people as you know. I was captivated by him. He moved like a ballerina but bore the physic of a Greek God. He was witty and polite and....... oh Manuel he was everything I could ask for in a man.
I flirted with him, he flirted with me. It was like an unsung duet. He was René to my Renata, Bogie to my Bacall, fish to my chips. But, but Manuel the night ended and he was no where to be seen as I left. I wanted him to gently take my hand and kiss it, whisper a sweet farewell to me, maybe, maybe ask to see me again. My chums said he was just flirting and that's what waiters do. Is that right Manuel? Is that what waiters do? Do you carelessly play with our hearts just for money? Oh Manuel tell me it isn't so? Tell me Manuel, tell me it was more than that.......And Manuel how should I have made my intentions clear to him? Will you help me Manuel, will you.......I cry myself to sleep just wondering....
Your sincerely
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The main aim for any waiter, even hottie French waiters, is cash. I know this will not come as a shock to you. I'm sure I've mentioned this a couple of times. But being able to spot if the waiter is hot for your wallet or hot for some lovin is easy when you know what you are looking for....
- Is it just you or is everyone at the table getting lots of winks and flattering comments. If it just you, then he's hot for love (HFL). If he's sharing the love around then I'm sorry but he's hot for cash (HFC).
- Are you the prettiest/funniest/loveliest at the table? Be honest. If you are, well done he's HFL, if not he's HFC.
- Is he paying you more attention than everyone else? Has he refilled your wine glass ten times whilst the others are dying from dehydration? Are his other tables walking out and he doesn't care? Phone mom and tell her you wont be home, your waiter is HFL. Prepare yourself for his bedsit though...
- Is he only nice to you at the table but ignores you whilst you are going to the bathroom. For example you smile at him and he pretends he didn't see you. If so, then there's no love for you tonight.
- Check his apron. Is there a bottle in there or is he just really glad to be serving you? If you see the sleek contour of a diet sprite bottle just forget about him.
- Does he come to you first when he is taking orders? Does he tell you your choices are, "fantastic" or "superb" or in anyway commend you for ordering a regular coffee? HFL for sure. If he says anything like, "yeah whatever" he may not even care about the cash anymore.
- Has he brought you numerous glasses of wine that you didn't ask for or did he recommend the over priced Chablis?
- Did he tell you 6 or 7 times that he finishes in a half hour? He's ready for love.
- Are the other male waiters trying to muscle in on your table? Are they making numerous unrequested visits to your table? They are checking you out. He has been talking whilst you have been eating.
- Does he slip you a little note from his order pad with his number on it? BINGO! DING DING DING! JACKPOT!
.....but don't forget to tip him, cash is still his first love.


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More of the same for me today. Back to the library with the laptop.
I checked in with the Mets this morning about season tickets, and there's partial plans haven't been determined yet. I'll keep an eye on it for you.
In the interim, if you have any questions for the Mets you aren't getting answered, forward them to me and I'll make the calls.


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Art is science in love.
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Somewhere in the world, it's snowing. But you don't need to go far—it's always snowing on this page. Explore light flurries, snowflake families and individual flakes. There are many unusual snowflakes and snowflake family 12 and family 46 are very interesting.
Flakes are grouped into 50 families using k-means clustering. Families are ordered by the number of flakes in each family—family 1 has the largest number of flakes and family 50 the smallest.
The flakes below are random samples from each family.
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Lilys outfit. Burda 09/2013. 142/144/147
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I could'nt wait to try out the new kiddie's patterns in the latest burda. I'm so pleased with all three items although the waistcoat had to have major alterations as it was massive. Lily is nearly ten months so i made the size 74/12 months. this was the muslin for the pattern's but my daughter loved the dress etc so lily was wearing her new outfit to.day.I made a couple of matching bow bands as well as tbey're so cute on her. I think i'll make a couple of the tops in this issue for lily as well to go with the little trousers. I recommend these patterns very highly. Whats not to love!! they're easy quick to make and look good on x
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Aug 30, 2013, 09.22 PMby zsyzu
What a doll! Her little outfit is so cute! Well done!
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Aug 30, 2013, 10.21 PMby Mary Athey
thanks zsyzu, it's so.easy to make things for lily as she looks good in anything x
Aug 29, 2013, 08.18 AMby Helguchi
OMG!! Lily is just too gorgeous. What a beautiful face she has and those stunning eyes. Sorry but she just calls my attention such an adorable baby. Can't help it. lol And the outfit is very cute by the way. I love the fabric because is very different than the industrial baby clothes you usually see in store. Very cute!
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Aug 29, 2013, 08.21 AMby Mary Athey
Thanks helguchi, i feel the same about lily, she is such a beautiful child and has such a sweet nature, shes a joy to look after and i get to see a lot of her as i'm the champion baby sitter lol. My daughter loves the fact that i can make lily and her clothes that no one else has x
Aug 27, 2013, 07.38 PMby nishavinod2009
She is so stylish! thanks to the seamstress!
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Aug 27, 2013, 07.41 PMby Mary Athey
Thank you so much nishavimod for that lovely compliment xx
Aug 27, 2013, 05.29 PMby Oksana Starzhynska
Very beautiful outfit – so "adult" chic!
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Aug 27, 2013, 06.44 PMby Mary Athey
thank you oksana, i think the waistcoat gives it a 70's feel but the fabric gives it a modern twist and of course i have the perfect model x
Aug 27, 2013, 05.08 PMby KristinaBerisha
OMG she is so sweet , looking at her i forgot to look her outfit LOL . everything is so sweet
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Aug 27, 2013, 06.42 PMby Mary Athey
thank you kristina. yes she is a beautiful child and a happy smiley one x
Aug 27, 2013, 12.12 AMby schnui
So cute!! You are a clever Grandma as well!!!
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Aug 27, 2013, 12.30 AMby Mary Athey
aww thank you, its easy though when i have such a gorgeous model x
Aug 26, 2013, 09.51 PMby rita61
Pretty! I'm still waiting on my magazine, but I'll be making these items, with your recommendation! :-)
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Aug 26, 2013, 10.27 PMby Mary Athey
thanks rita, all three are brillant patterns. i especially love the dress and leggings, both are super quick to sew and the possibilities are endless with them x
Aug 26, 2013, 04.13 PMby liliv-1
Oh yes it's an adorable outfit! Lily is very pretty!!
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Aug 26, 2013, 04.16 PMby Mary Athey
thanks liliv, it did look very cute on her xx
Aug 26, 2013, 02.03 PMby kisses
So adorable in her new outfit
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Aug 26, 2013, 02.14 PMby Mary Athey
Is'nt she kisses, i feel so proud when my daughter likes what i make lily I'll be making lots of the bows as my daughter loves them on her. i've made three more to.day lol x
Aug 26, 2013, 01.28 PMby Ellen Hatteland
Adorable little girl :) She looks very lovely in her new outfits :)
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Aug 26, 2013, 01.46 PMby Mary Athey
this is the little outfit i was telling you about ellen. you had made one similiar to this for your nephews daughter. I did'nt make the blue bow in the main pic but i made the other two and according to my daughter i'll be making lots more lol x
Aug 26, 2013, 07.00 PMby Ellen Hatteland
Very nice Mary! :)
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Term limits set for committee
The College Football Playoff selection committee concluded its first meeting by setting staggered term limits for its 13 members.
The committee will set the matchups for the new postseason system that starts next season. The goal is to always have experienced members of the committee.
The terms for former Air Force Academy superintendent and retired Gen. Mike Gould, Southern California athletic director Pat Haden, former Nebraska coach Tom Osborne and former Big East commissioner Mike Tranghese will end February 2016.
Terms for Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez, West Virginia athletic director Oliver Luck, former Mississippi quarterback Archie Manning and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will end in February 2017.
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My little five-month-old and I are hoping you can help us. She and I have had a tenuous breastfeeding relationship from the start, working through the hurdles as they've come at us. For most of her life (and she has been exclusively breastfed), she's struggled with intense gas that sends my otherwise happy girl into paroxysms of pain and screaming fits. These never last all that long, and aren't limited to any one time of day—but they are very disturbing. We notice more in the evening because she's sleepier and there's less to distract her, but she struggles with this all day. Here's a description of the current state of things:
- When we nurse, she pulls off often (once let-down happens), cries, attacks my breast right away again as though she's starving, and repeats. Eventually she calms down (sometimes).
- She is a very plump baby, and has always had outstanding weight gain.
- She generally (yes, I am giving all the details) poops every 4-7 days. Her stools are not green or watery, but have been "frothy" a few times.
- We used to nurse on demand, but this was our struggle. Then I moved to nursing about every 2.5 to 3 hours. That seems to help things, but we are still struggling.
- She wakes up once in the middle of the night to nurse, about 8 hours after we put her down at 7pm. Then she nurses about 3-4 hours after that, first thing in the morning, around 7am.
- I nurse as long as I can from one breast and then switch to the other. "As long as I can" means until the above-described off-on keeps going with no end in sight. (This is usually about five minutes.) She will often nurse for a little from the next breast, doing the off-on thing, but seem content after that. I think what is going on is that she gets some, but not enough from the first side, and some from the second to get just enough.
- She often makes my nipples sore. We have had this problem since she was a newborn. Nothing is wrong with her latch (several lactation consultants have confirmed this). She appears to be clamping or doing something strange with her tongue. We live with it for the most part, but occasionally it is very painful still.
- Like I said earlier, she appears to be in pain. I can hear her little gut rumbling, and she often has gas. She will just be sitting calmly and then stiffen and cry suddenly. Two minutes later, she's fine, and I'm sad and confused.
I should also mention that my milk supply has been a continual mystery to me. Sometimes I am just bursting, but there have been a handful of days in which, by evening, it would seem that I didn't have enough milk and would have to drink lots of water and herbal tea to get my supply back up. The days where my supply has seemed inadequate (and I think this because of how baby acted those days—hungry) have been days where she just wants to nurse constantly, and I can't keep up. By her first night feeding, I will be just bursting again.
I have read tons and I keep going back and forth—is it my let-down? An allergy? Teething? ... I thought she might have been teething at 3 months because of this. Everyone tells me it will get better when she's older, but at the moment I have a very fussy baby who just wants to be happy, but seems to be in pain. Any thoughts and advice you have that can help me solve this mystery would be so appreciated.


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Chick-fil-A, Black Angus Plan Escondido Restaurants
Thursday, December 12, 2013
The Escondido Planning Commission has approved plans for new Chick-fil-A and Black Angus Steakhouse restaurants planned for the city.
Chick-fil-A plans to build a new 2,908-square-foot eatery with a drive-through in the Promenade Shopping Center at 1290 Auto Park Way near Interstate 15, according to a commission staff report. Plans call for demolishing an existing building that previously housed El Pollo Loco and La Salsa on the 19,418-square-foot site.
Planners also gave the go-ahead for a Black Angus restaurant planned for the Westfield North County mall, at 200 E. Via Rancho Parkway off I-15. The restaurant will be in a new free-standing, 7,989-square-foot building.
According to the companies' websites, Atlanta-based Chick-fil-A currently has eight restaurants in San Diego County. Black Angus Steakhouse, with headquarters in Los Altos, has three locations in the region.


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During ramzan a lot of muslim brothers send iftar items to the mosque and the people do the iftar with this items.what will happen to our fast if we do the iftar with the items send by a person whose earnings are haram(like bank employee,etc). we cannot know who send what in the masjid. Please clarify this.
Praise be to Allaah.
It is not essential, indeed it is not wise and it serves no interest, to ask about the source of income of those brothers who send food, because that involves too much unnecessary effort. The basic principle concerning the wealth, food and drink of the Muslims is that it is permissible unless it becomes apparent to you that it is otherwise.
If a Muslim knows that this food was bought with haraam earnings, then he should avoid it.
We have already answered several similar questions. Please see nos. 5559, 4820, 37711
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Asus EAH3870X2 1GB Top Review
When we visited CES we caught a few glimpses of the 3870 X2 floating around in manufacturers' demo rigs. Since then, the anticipation has been killing me to see whether the 3870 X2 series can take away the graphics crown that Nvidia has been wearing for the past few years. The Asus EAH3870X2, as well as all of ATI's partners' boards, are made up of the marriage of two ATI RV 680 graphics processors attached to a single PCB. Using two processors on a single card is not a new idea, but this time around it is ATI and its partners taking a shot at making it work correctly. Since two of most things are better than one, will the 3870 X2 follow suit and provide the competition to Nvidia's dominance that ATI so desperately needs to be capable of having? Or will it fall just short of reaching the performance zone it should be playing in?
The Asus EAH3870X2 1GB TOP (Top Overclocking Performance) video card features core clocks of 825MHz, memory clocks of 900 and an Asus designed heatsink assembly that promises to be a step above the standard fare delivered by ATI. Another couple notes of difference to separate the Asus model from the crowd are the four - yes four - DVI ports as well as .8ns memory for some nice overclocking potential on the memory. Will a two GPU solution based on the RV680 GPU be the cure for the ATI blues?
We recently reviewed the ATI version of the 3870 X2 on an AMD platform to see how well the manufacturer's components performed as a platform. Now we are giving equal time to the competition to show what the other side of the fence is capable of. In this election year it just seems right!
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With the size of the box, the EAH3870X2 has got to be huge. The front panel highlights the the fact that the 3870 X2 has two GPUs. Some of the other highlighted features are that the EAH3870X2 has .8ns memory, four DVI outputs, HDMI connectivity and the inclusion of one of the newest DX10 games on the market, Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts. The rear panel lists some of the exclusive features of the board, including Splendid, Gamer OSD, Video Security, and Smart Doctor. The text is available in several languages.
The flip up panel on the box shows off the features of the Gamer OSD (On Screen Display), as well is giving information about Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts.
After opening the box you can see that it is partitioned off, with the EAH3870X2 securely packed into a foam block to eliminate any chance of damage. All of the accessories have been packed under the divider. The Quick Start Guide and software are kept up top.
The accessory package that comes with the EAH3870 X2 includes adapters to manage all of the connectivity options available with this card. Included are a DVI to HDMI adapter, two DVI to D-sub, one S-video to component, one crosslink Crossfire connector and a dual 4-pin molex to 6-pin PCI-E connector. Asus has sent a DVD disk holder, the Quick Start Guide and the driver, manual and Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts full game discs.


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Andy Davies様は99designsでウェブページデザインコンペを開催しました。
I'm Andy Davies the CTO for Midpoint. We are a start-up and and we are really good at implementing the business model and technology. However design and creativity is not our strongest point!
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From a navigation viewpoint I think the navigation on JohnLewis.com is excellent.
In general web 2.0 / Ajax look and feel is what I'm looking to achieve.
What we are trying to achieve is quick progress to logon / encourage people to register / find information about us and our service / see real-time prices
Need the savings calculator to be redesigned to fit in with new design. Look at th original on midpointtest,com
The central area of the landing page needs to be a tool that shows a selectable currency with real-time updates against a number of other popular currencies. We will display our price (the midpoint) and the markets. Once login if you click the midpoint price is generates a trading window. Potentually 2 or more currency windows in the central system.
See powerpoint for an idea of the currency window.
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Alex Biega was an ECAC all-tournament selection in 2008 (photo courtesy Jim Rosvold).
Game Notes (PDF) | ECAC Hockey Live Scoreboard
In the News
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Game On
The Harvard men's hockey team seeks to start a run to its ninth ECAC Hockey championship and an NCAA tournament berth as it visits Princeton this weekend for a best‑of-three first-round playoff series.
The Particulars
The Crimson (7-19-3) and Tigers (12-14-3) will face off Friday and Saturday with a deciding game to be played Sunday, if necessary. All games will start at 7 p.m. at Baker Rink.
Follow From Home
Live video of the games will be available from B2 Networks on a pay-per-view basis. WHRB-FM 95.3 and WHRB.org offer live audio, while Princeton will provide live statistics.
Behind the Bench
Former Crimson captain, NCAA Frozen Four Most Outstanding Player and 13-year National Hockey League veteran Ted Donato '91 is in his sixth season as The Robert D. Ziff '88 Head Coach for Harvard Men's Ice Hockey. He owns an 89-20 record, three ECAC title-game appearances and two NCAA tournament bids.
From the Head Coach
Scroll to the bottom of this page to view Ted Donato's weekend preview interview with WHRB's Tom Brennan.
Harvard has an 83-44-4 all-time record in the ECAC playoffs and has won eight titles to trail only Cornell in wins (87) and championships (11). In the last nine league tournaments, the Crimson is 28-10 with three league titles (2002, 2004, 2006), three runner-up showings and seven total semifinal appearances.
He's Honored
Louis Leblanc (Kirkland, Que.) was recognized Thursday as the 2009-10 Ivy League Rookie of the Year. He is the 12th Harvard player to earn the honor and the first since Tim Pettit '04 in 2000-01. With 11 points and seven goals in Ivy games, he was the Ancient Eight's top rookie scorer by a three-point margin. He also had three more goals than the league's second-leading freshman sniper, despite missing one of the Crimson's 10 Ivy games with an injury. He was +4 in Ivy play.
Ancient Honors
Kyle Richter (Calgary, Alta.), Alex Biega (Montreal, Que.) and Louis Leblanc earned All-Ivy League honorable mention. Richter stopped 121 of the 131 shots he faced in Ivy play for a league-leading .924 save percentage. Richter ranked second among Ivy goaltenders with a 2.48 goals-against average. It is his second All-Ivy selection; he was a first-team pick in 2007-08.
Biega scored two goals, one on the power play, in Ivy action. He added a pair of assists and was +3. Biega received recognition from the Ivy League for the third straight season. He was a first-team selection last season after earning honorable mention as a sophomore.
ECAC Hockey All-Rookie
Louis Leblanc has been named to the ECAC Hockey All-Rookie team. He scored all 11 of his goals and registered nine of his 10 assists in league play, leading league freshmen in goals and ranking third among league rookies in points. He tied for second the the league with three ECAC game-winning goals.
Leblanc was joined on the ECAC All-Rookie squad by Rensselaer forwards Jerry D'Amigo and Brandon Pirri, St. Lawrence defenseman George Hughes, Cornell defenseman Nick D'Agostino and Union goaltender Keith Kinkaid. He is the 24th Harvard player to be selected to the team.
Last Weekend
The Crimson closed the regular season with a pair of one-goal road losses. Clarkson defeated Harvard, 2-1, in overtime Friday. The game was scoreless for two periods until Doug Rogers (Watertown, Mass.) scored in the opening minute of the third. The Golden Knights answered 11 seconds later and went on to add an overtime winner. Rogers went 19-6 in the faceoff circle for a season-high wins total. Ryan Carroll (Hackensack, N.J.) made 20 saves as each team recored 22 shots on goal.
In a penalty-filled regular-season finale the following night at St. Lawrence, Harvard fell behind by four goals before getting back in the game with goals by Louis Leblanc, Danny Biega (Montreal, Que.) and Chad Morin (Auburn, N.Y.) scored in a five-minute stretch spanning the second intermission, but the Saints hung on, 4-3.
No Cigar
Harvard has lost each of its last three games by one goal or one goal plus an empty-netter. Four of the last five losses have come by that slim margin.
Nov. 14 at Baker Rink
Michael Biega (Montreal, Que.) scored with 57 seconds remaining to complete a two-goal comeback for a 3-3 tie with host Princeton. Biega, brother Alex and Doug Rogers each registered a goal and an assist, while Kyle Richter made 28 saves. The Tigers' Dan Bartlett and Mike Kramer had a goal and an assist each.
Jan. 29 at Bright Hockey Center
Conor Morrison (London, Ont.) scored the tying goal in the second period, but Princeton answered before the end of the frame and Zane Kalemba made 13 of his 34 saves in the third period as the Tigers defeated the Crimson, 2-1. Kalemba withstood a flurry of shots during a Crimson power play in the game's final minute. Ryan Carroll made 32 stops for Harvard.
This series is a rematch of the 2008 league championship game, which the Tigers won, 4-1. Princeton scored once in the first period and again in the second. John Pelle '08 cut the deficit to 2-1 in the first minute of the third period, assisted by Mike Taylor '08 and Alex Biega, but two late goals sealed the win and league title for Tigers and ended the Crimson's season one win shy of the NCAA tournament. Zane Kalemba made 35 saves to lead Princeton, while Kyle Richter stopped 24 shots.
Still Around
Nine current Harvard players skated against the Tigers in the 2008 ECAC title game: Alex Biega, Michael Biega, Jack Christian (Wilton, Conn.), Chris Huxley (Weymouth, Mass.), Matt McCollem (Westford, Mass.), Pier‑Olivier Michaud (Mont-Joli, Que.), Chad Morin, Kyle Richter and Doug Rogers. Twelve players who played for Princeton are still on the Tigers' roster.
The First Playoff Meeting
Harvard swept a home quarterfinal series against Princeton, 6-2 and 8-0, in 1993.
Series History
Only Yale has faced off against Harvard more than Princeton. Starting with a 6-3 win March 1, 1902 in New York City, Harvard holds a 144-54-10 series edge. Harvard is 7-5-1 against Princeton under Ted Donato but is 0-2-1 in its last three trips to Baker Rink.
Tiger Hunters
Doug Rogers has a team-high 10 points (7-3-10) in nine career games against Princeton. He registered his first career hat trick against the Tigers Feb. 15, 2008. Alex Biega has eight career points (1-7-8) in nine games against Princeton. Rogers (3-7-10) and Biega (0-7-7) are also Harvard's active career leaders in ECAC playoff scoring.
Scouting the Tigers
Princeton went 3-4-1 in the final eight games of an up-and-down regular season. The Tigers lost twice in 11 games over nearly two months, but that followed a seven-game winless skid. Princeton is 7-6-1 at home and split there against Yale (7-4 loss) and Brown (7-3 win) last weekend.
Dan Bartlett paces the Tigers with 16 goals and 28 points. Mark Magnowski (9-17-26) leads the team in assists. Mike Kramer has scored 11 goals and assisted on 14 others. Zane Kalemba, the 2009 ECAC Player of the Year and 2008 playoff Most Outstanding Player, is 8-10-3 with a .900 save percentage and 2.30 goals-against average.
Last Season
Brown overcame a combined shots disadvantage of 86-49 to defeat the Crimson, 1-0 and 2-0, in the first round of the 2009 ECAC playoffs. The Bears' Mike Clemente stopped 39 shots in the first game and 47 in the second to hand Harvard its first official consecutive shutouts in 109 seasons of hockey.
Harvard in the ECAC First Round
This is the Crimson's fourth appearance in the first round of the ECAC Hockey tournament. All three previous series have come at Bright Hockey Center. No. 6 seed Harvard swept Vermont, 3-0 and 5-3, to start its run to the 2004 league title. The seventh‑seeded Crimson downed Yale, 5-2 and 2-1, in 2007.
Whitelaw Trophies
Harvard won its first ECAC tournament title in 1963, the second year of the event. The Crimson later claimed championships in 1971, '83, '87, '94, 2002, '04 and '06.
Seven of Eight for the Ancient Eight
Ivy League teams have won seven of the last eight ECAC tournaments. After Harvard and Cornell alternated titles for five years, Clarkson claimed the 2007 event. Princeton and Yale won in 2008 and '09, respectively. Ivy teams have won 10 of the last 13 tournaments and 22 of the 48 overall.
Click here for Harvard men's hockey game notes in PDF format.
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LIVONIA, Mich., April 13, 2007 Roush introduces the first dedicated propane-powered F-150 pickup truck using an advanced liquid propane injection (LPI™) system. The Roush F-150 LPI™ is designed and manufactured to operate solely on propane while providing the same horsepower, torque and drivability of an F-150 equipped with a gasoline-powered 5.4-liter, 3-valve Triton™ V-8 engine.
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The standard toroidal fuel tank and optional in-bed fuel tank include a special high flow fuel pump, dual filters, and the required control valves needed to run the engine. The tank also contains the fuel sender and electronic auto stop fill system. Fueling is done through the fuel filler door, and an automatic stop fill device prevents overfilling. This will allow the vehicle to be filled without using the "bleeder" system that vents propane vapors during filling. Fuel is also filtered prior to entering the tank.
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The Propane Education and Research Council (PERC) is dedicated to promoting the safe, efficient use of odorized propane as a preferred energy source. Through the Council, the propane industry has committed itself to improving consumer and employee safety, to fund research and development of new and more efficient propane equipment, and to expand public awareness of propane and its many uses and environmental advantages. For more information visit <http://www.propanecouncil.org>www.propanecouncil.org.


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Innsbruck, Austria — February 2nd 2008: The Bergisel Stadium in Innsbruck, Austria was packed with screaming fans as riders reached incredible heights and laid down some of the sickest tricks ever seen on a Quarterpipe at the Billabong Air & Style. Kevin Pearce (USA) took the Swatch TTR FIVE(5)STAR Title, his second Air & Style win of the season, and moved into World No. 2 on the rankings, right behind Risto Mattila (FIN) who still holds on to his TTR Tour lead.
Pearce was more than happy with his evening's accomplishments: "It's just amazing to come here and get another Air & Style win. I totally wasn't expecting it. The TTR events have been working out well so it's awesome that I'm still up there. I'm stoked!
The atmosphere was full of intensity, as a roaring crowd pushed the riders to lay it all on the line, resulting in some hard hits on the coping, but also some huge airs with even bigger style. Pearce stomped a smooth BS 5 Alley-oop, rising to just over 7m, landing him on the top of the podium. Scotty Lago (USA) took second on his 3rd hit pumping up the crowd with a huge FS 7 Alley-oop as Peetu Piiroinen (FIN) rounded out the Top 3 with a massive BS 5 that pushed him into Swatch TTR World No. 3.
Terje Haakonsen's record Quarterpipe height of 9.8m was almost broken, had Jack Mitrani (USA) landed after being the first rider to look down from 10.2 m. Mitrani did however take home the Swatch Highest Air Title of the night after successfully landing an 8.2 m BS Air and is now TTR World No. 30.
Other big changes in the TTR rankings include Andy Finch (USA) moving down to World No. 4 as Swiss rider Markus Keller moves into the Top Ten at World No. 9. Antti Autti's (FIN) sick Inverted 7 and 4th place finish at the Air & Style moves him up to World No. 11 with Scotty Lago close behind in the No. 12th position. Arthur Longo (FRA) stomped huge BS Airs that placed him 15th and earned him World No. 16 as Kim Rune Hansen (NOR) sits just below at World No. 17.
With the FIVE(5)STAR Billabong Air & Style now over, the Tour moves on in full force, with the FOUR(4)STAR Quiksilver Natural Selection taking place this weekend, and the SIX(6)STAR Arctic Challenge on the horizon. Risto Mattila, who is still Tour leader was a little disappointed with his run, but has the Burton US Open in his crosshairs: "I'm still super stoked to be World No. 1. I didn't do too well in this competition and I was hoping for a better result. But I'm still going to do the Burton US Open cause it's the biggest competition. I need really good results so I'm going to really push it there.
Check out www.ttrworldtour.com for more updated ranking changes and the TTR video player for behind-the-scenes action from the Swatch TTR FIVE(5)STAR Billabong Air & Style. Also check out the TTR Blog for fresh news from the FOUR(4)STAR Quiksilver Natural Selection in Jackson Hole.
Billabong Air & Style Final Results
1. Kevin Pearce USA Burton
2. Scotty Lago USA Billabong
3. Peetu Piiroinen FIN Burton
4. Antti Autti FIN Billabong
5. Arthur Longo FRA APO
6. Colin Frei SUI K2
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McGore #142739 v. Unknown Parties et al
Plaintiff: Darryl McGore #142739
Defendant: Unknown Parties, Trudy A. Duquette, Kelly M. Wellman, Terry C. Ritz, Ashley R. Alberts and Karen Rosa
Case Number: 1:2018cv00236
Filed: March 7, 2018
Court: Michigan Western District Court
Office: Southern Division (1) Office
County: Baraga
Referring Judge: Phillip J. Green
Presiding Judge: Paul L. Maloney
Nature of Suit: Prison Condition
Cause of Action: 42:1983
Jury Demanded By: None
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Despite another strong outing by the MIT rifle team, the host Engineers suffered their first setback of the season, dropping a 4581-4405 decision to the United States Naval Academy in a Mid-Atlantic Conference match this past weekend. Tech fell, 2267-2178, in smallbore and 2314-2227 in air rifle.
The Engineers (2-1) were led by phenomenal efforts from Emily Houston, Nigel Kojimoto, Jennifer Paek, Justine Li, and Elizabeth Phillips. Houston led the group overall, shooting a 569 in smallbore and a 572 in air rifle, while Kojmoto followed with a 549 in smallbore and a personal high 573 in air. Paek, meanwhile, shot a personal best 548 in smallbore and a 543 in air, while Phillips posted a personal high 541 in air and a 512 in smallbore. Competing in just air rifle, Li registered a 539.
Other highlights included personal best scores for freshmen Tim Jenks and Giulia Pantalone, who shot 503 and 514 in smallbore and air, respectively.
"Giulia's 514 and Tim's 503 were quite impressive because they had never shot before coming to MIT and have only been shooting for six weeks," MIT head coach Jerry Mulloy beamed.
Also competing for MIT were Matthew Pires, who tallied 470 in smallbore and 454 in air, and Lionel Sotomayor, who shot 468 in smallbore and 498 in air.
Navy's Chris Burleson posted the event's top scores with a 581 in air rifle and a 576 in smallbore.
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - A Minneapolis couple, together for 11 years, was first in line to get a Hennepin County marriage license under the state's new same-sex marriage law.
Jeff Isaacson and Al Giraud arrived at the Hennepin County Government Center around 6 a.m. Thursday. It's the first day gay couples can get marriage licenses in several large Minnesota counties, although Pipestone County in southwestern Minnesota actually issued one license application earlier this week.
Isaacson and Giraud met while living in Florida and moved back to Isaacson's home state of Minnesota in 2005. They said they considered getting married in Iowa when gay marriage became legal there in 2009, but decided to wait until they could do it in Minnesota.
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Fate lies in the hands of the Houston Dynamo Academy U-16s, presented by Statoil, at the U.S. Soccer Development Academy Finals Week.
Following a narrow 1-0 win over Real Salt Lake - Arizona, the Dynamo sit at the top of Group 1 with four points with one match to go in group play. A win over Albertson SC on Thursday (6 p.m. CT at Houston Amateur Sports Park) would secure the Dynamo's spot in the championship match for the U-15/16 age bracket at BBVA Compass Stadium on Saturday. A draw against Albertson would require Real Salt Lake AZ to draw or lose to Texans SC Houston. A Dynamo loss would eliminate them from the tournament.
The Dynamo got off to a dream start against RSL-AZ, tallying the game's only goal in the second minute. Dynamo midfielder Christian Lucatero drew a foul 25 yards out from goal right at the one-minute mark. He stood over the free kick himself, and curled a left-footed shot over the wall and past the stranded RSL 'keeper to give Houston the early lead.
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Forward Elo Ozumba nearly doubled the Dynamo's advantage just three minutes later when Lucatero whipped in another free kick. Ozumba got a head on the cross and looked to have the RSL goalkeeper beat, but it fell just outside the post.
Both teams dealt with yet another weather delay in 18th minute, as lightning in the area forced teams to seek shelter for about an hour. This was the third delay in two nights at Finals Week, including another hour-long stoppage on Sunday night.
RSL came out of the break intent on applying pressure to get the equalizing goal, but it was nowhere to be found.
They believed they had it in the 30th minute, when midfielder Jose Hernandez went down in the box and earned RSL a penalty kick. But Moises Rodriguez hit his attempt off the outside of the left post and the Dynamo were able to see out the first half.
READ: Two Dynamo Academy players earn national invites
The second half was filled with chances for both teams. A back-and-forth opening ten minutes saw two opportunities for both teams. Lucatero continued his impressive display with a couple of long-ranged efforts that went wide of the net. RSL countered with a missed open header and 30 yard shot from Luis Lopez that forced a save from Dynamo goalkeeper Andy Rios.
In the 63rd minute, Lucatero freed forward Josue Palomino with a through ball on the left flank. Palomino sent a teasing cross into the penalty area, but an unmarked Ozumba was unable to time his header to put the ball on frame.
From there it was all RSL in the final 17 minutes, culminating in a free kick from 19 yards out after a Dynamo hand ball in the 77th minute. RSL unleashed a powerful shot that got up and over the wall, but smashed against the crossbar. The Dynamo defense absorbed the pressure from RSL in the final minutes and were able to hold on for their second shutout of Finals Week and the all-important win.
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"Whenever a public safety emergency strikes, such as a devastating fire, flooding, tornadoes, and in the day-to-day interaction among public safety professionals, there is no real integrated communications system statewide. Throughout our state, fire, law enforcement, and medical professionals cannot talk to each other effectively. The recent tragedies at public schools across the country have demonstrated in terrible detail the overwhelming need for public safety response officials to be able to communicate efficiently and productively. By working as a team, Project Hoosier SAFE-T will make a difference for local communities."
- M. Tracy Boatwright, Indiana State Fire Marshal, September 13, 1999
"Now that we have the SAFE-T system on line, we are very happy with it. It has been a huge asset for our officers on the street. We are looking forward to having Montgomery County officers come on the system, so that we can take advantage of SAFE-T's interoperability."
- Dave Johnson, Chief of Police, City of Crawfordsville, Indiana, January 22, 2003
"As the former Executive Director of Indiana's State Emergency Management Agency and the former Commissioner of the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management for the City of New York, I have significant experience with integrated communications systems in disaster response situations. I am writing in support of your efforts to develop Project Hoosier SAFE-T. Following the September 11th terrorist attack, communications interoperability is vital for effective and safe operations."
- Jerome Hauer, Kroll, October 17, 2001
"Project Hoosier has several positive aspects as follows:
Project Hoosier SAFE-T is innovative, and it will enable public safety agencies to provide more effective and efficient services to the citizens of the state. Citizens expect and deserve the best public safety services and these services cannot be the best without an integrated communication system."
- George S. Ake, Project Coordinator, Capital Wireless Integrated Network, October 15, 2001
"As a local elected official involved in the search and rescue efforts of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995, I am writing in support of your efforts to develop Project Hoosier SAFE-T, a statewide voice and data communications system that will enable local, state and federal public safety agencies to communicate with each other during disasters, emergency situations and in daily operations.
During search and rescue efforts at the Oklahoma City bombing, our public safety personnel had limited capability to communicate with the many agencies that responded. For example, fire fighters, law enforcement officers and emergency medical personnel were not on the same radio systems. Furthermore, federal, state and local agencies were also operating on separate radio systems. While the hard work of our first responders saved many lives, the ability to communicate on one radio system would have significantly increased the safety of rescuers and those individuals they served.
Your efforts with Project Hoosier SAFE-T will address many of the same issues we faced in Oklahoma City and that Indiana's public safety agencies face today - outdated radio communications equipment and lack of interoperability. I commend the teamwork and commitment demonstrated by Indiana to develop an integrated radio communications system that will enable local, state and federal public safety agencies to respond more safely and effectively to incidents like ours."
- Ann Simank Councilwoman, Ward 6, The City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, October 17, 2001
"I know that a great deal of planning and effort has been put forth by the state and I am particularly impressed by the Hoosier Safe-T project. That is an excellent use of the money as it benefits all local governments in the state."
- Sonya L. Margerum, Mayor, City of West Lafayette, Indiana, April 25, 2003 "As a recent attendee of the National Interoperability forum in Washington, DC, I am writing in support of your efforts to develop Project Hoosier SAFE-T, a statewide voice and data communication system that will enable local, state, and federal public safety agencies to communicate with each other during disasters, emergency situations, and in daily operations.
Your efforts with Project Hoosier SAFE-T will address many of the same issues we faced in Beaverton and Washington County and that Indiana's public safety agencies face today - outdated radio communication equipment and lack of interoperability."
- Rob Drake, Mayor, City of Beaverton, Oregon, October 16, 2001
"On December 6, 2001, a gunman entered a factory in Goshen, Indiana, and started shooting employees of the factory. Numerous agencies responded to the scene and initiated action to resolve the situation. Our department was one of those agencies. As it turned out, the gunman took his own life after fatally wounding one person and injuring six others. Cooperation between all agencies was excellent.
However, as is common in Indiana, any time agencies try to work together, radio communication is poor at best. Police agencies typically cannot communicate with each other, nor with emergency medical people, nor fire support personnel. Goshen was not an exception to this. Routinely, information had to be passed from one agency to another before the people that needed the information could get it. This created some confusion and obviously delayed reactions in this situation. Project Hoosier SAFE-T would have had a very positive impact on the communications at this incident and hopefully getting SAFE-T in full operation could alleviate or reduce potential problems in the future.
As I stated earlier, this is not uncommon. I have been on numerous details where I had three different radios. This was necessary so I could communicate with other agencies. It is not only inefficient, it is impractical and not very safe in emergency situations. Hopefully this situation can be remedied in the not too distant future."
- Larry R. Rollins, Captain, Indiana State Police, North Field Operations, December 27, 2001
"I am writing you to reinforce our commitment to a better communications system for emergency workers such as police, fire, and EMS. As Sheriff of Elkhart County I recently had to deal with an 'active shooter' situation at Nu-Wood Industries, a business here in Elkhart County. As the situation unfolded and eventually was concluded, there were a number of jurisdictions on scene willing to assist in whatever way was necessary. Assisting agencies came from as far away and Indianapolis, and included the FBI, ATF, Indiana State Police, along with local fire, EMS, police departments, and Goshen College.
There were a number of logistical problems that had to be dealt with. The next problem was not being able to communicate with various agencies at the scene. I believe you are aware of that problem, and are working to remedy it through the Project Hoosier SAFE-T. I would encourage you to continue to work on that agenda item, finding full State funding in order to provide the necessary communications service to officers and agencies providing public service and protection to the citizens of Indiana."
- Thomas G. Snider, Sheriff, Elkhart County, Indiana, December 27, 2001
"As a member of the Integrated Public Safety Commission, I am proud that the City of Greenwood was the first municipality to join the Project Hoosier SAFE-T Network. The network has been deployed for a year, and it has been a significant asset for our public safety officers. The SAFE-T network played a pivotal role in helping our public safety officers respond quickly and efficiently after the September 20th tornado that damaged dozens of homes and businesses throughout our city. I look forward to Project Hoosier SAFE-T's full statewide implementation. Based on its performance in the City of Greenwood, I believe the SAFE-T network will be a huge success for public safety agencies and for the citizens of Indiana."
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LYSINE WORKS ON MOUTH ULCERS!!!23 messages in this subject.
|I have had mouth ulcers on & off since 1996 and a pharmacist put me on to lysine in 97 or 98(its generally used for cold soes). I took a course of it for two months and I didnt get any for a year or two. They came back, but I just take a 500mg tablet of Lysine every day and if I bite my lip of gums or knock them with the toothbrush, I up the dosage to 2 in the morning & 2 in the evening until it starts to go(which is in two or three days.....as opposed to 2 or 3 weeks). It really does work...give it a go, what can u lose!!!
|Reece 20 June 03
|Cheers Reece... gonna get some of that stuff tomorrow!
|Nelson 20 June 03
|Does anyone know how much Lysine to take and for how long? Do you take higher doses when you have a canker sores and smaller doses when you are inbetween sores? Can you take too much Lysine?
|steph 21 June 03
|Have had mouth and tougue ulcers since Easter!! Found out about Lysine 3 weeks ago and havent had one come to fruition since...bloody wonderful!!! I am taking 1 500gm tablet morning and night I will get the tingle but take the tablet and nothing comes up!!My health food store lady said that you can not overdose on Lysine and about 500gm to 100gm a day constantly wont hurt as it is a natural almino acid that leeches from the body naturally daily.
|patrice 1 July 03
|I meant to type....My health food store lady said that you can not overdose on Lysine about 500mg to 1000mg a day taken constantly wont hurt...
|Patrice 1 July 03
|Lysine does seem to work - for me anyway. At the first sign of an ulcer I took 1000mg twice a day and within three days it was gone.
|Andrew 1 July 03
|Is it called that in the UK?
|3 July 03
|yes- its called Lysine in the UK- you can get it from Holland and Barratt (theyve got a half price sale on at the mo!) and other health food shops.
|Alice (UK) 3 July 03
|I asked for lysine in a pharmacy in Mexico and got Cloxinato de Lisina... anyone got any idea what it is ?
|Dom Walton 17 July 03
|From what I can tell Dom, its some kind of painkiller (analgesic)... unfortunately I dont think its anything to do with l-lysine....
|monkey 17 July 03
|Im not sure if the Lysine is working but touch wood i havent had an ucler for about a month now!!
Ive had a few scares where a bump appears - but instead of taking one tablet i take two!
Its totally worth trying. Good Luck.
|Nelson 18 July 03
|Do you need a prescription in the U.S. for Lysine? Been suffering for years and especially now with one under my tongue.
|Jack 24 July 03
|No prescription needed in the U.S. ~ Its available just about anywhere that your can purchase vitamins. The type I was taking was huge, it look like a horse pill. Good luck!
|Sue 24 July 03
|OK, its not exactly a scientfic test but for Ive just had two pre-ulcers (nasty, large bumps, slightly tender) vanish *without* opening up after two days of the Lysine (first time Ive tried it). I must say thats the first time an ulcer has got that close but not developed fully as far as I can remember. It may just be the placebo effect of course...
|Budge 28 July 03
|L-Lysine definitely has some kind of effect on mouth ulcers. It's not a miracle cure but without any doubt it shortens the length of time they stay around.
|Dave 15 November 11
|Lysine is an amino acid. l-lysine is vegetable derived s-lysine is animal derived.
It is part of the amino acid chain. Lacking complete protein is a cause, as is lack of
B group vitamins.
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|Marianne 19 November 11
|I have had very painful and large mouth ulcers off and on for the past 30-40 years and never found anything that did more than deal with the pain after the fact until I started using l-lysine a few months ago. I think it is a miracle cure, because the 1,000 mg pill I take daily has prevented beginning ulcers from becoming painful at all and they go away almost as quickly as they show up. I haven't detected any side effects or problems with taking it once a day, as a preventative measure. I'm sold and grateful to have finally found something that works!
|Larry 12 December 11
|Do you need to go to the doctors to be prescribed this product?
|Helen 13 December 11
|It is readily available in pharmacies and health shops, or on-line... blue button top right.
|Dom Walton 14 December 11
|Has anyone used lysine on a 10 year old child before? Do I give it to him constantly daily or just when he starts to get the sores? Should he take 500 mg or 1000 mg? He's a very skinny kid, less thanj 75 lbs but average to tall height.
|Lnita 28 August 14
|Like one of those above, a pharmacist told me about Lysine. I knew certain things triggered what we called "fever blisters." Being sick, sun-burns or extreme upset. All my life me and my mother dealt with these painful, ugly sores. So, I tried the Lysine and it changed my life and my mother's too. If we feel one coming on...(maybe you'll get a little itchy spot on your lip and then a little bump, we'll take a Lysine. I'll take 1 of those big horse-pill sizes and maybe take another one before I go to bed at night on the first day. After that, I might take 1 a day for three days. If I've let the cold sore sneak upon me, I might have to treat it a little more aggressively but I never have a blister that stays on my mouth anymore. I always get rid of them before they start and at most have a little place that disappears quickly. Lysine has truly been like a miracle for me. My son gets them too and he uses Lysine and has had the same results. If you are a cold sore sufferer, I believe Lysine can change your life just like it did mine. I hope one more testimonial helps. I found this out about 15 years ago and it has worked for me ever since.
|Regina Stokes Russell, Christian fiction author. 17 September 14
|Would mouth ulcers be considered canker sores, as well. Problems with that since menopause. DESPERATE FOR HELP!!!!!
|email@example.com 20 November 17
|I have had mouth ulcers for almost a year straight. I am so miserable. I have been in lysine and I believe they help a little, but I'm really miserable. Any suggestions on anything else. I have tried so many things and they will not go away. Thank you
|Andrea 18 December 17
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