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1 An Environmentally Robust Proximity Warning System for Hazardous Areas William H. Schiffbauer Gary L. Mowrey, Ph.D. Electronics Technician Electrical Engineer National Institute for Occupational National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Safety and Health (NIOSH) Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA KEYWORDS Machinery, Safety, Proximity Warning Systems, Collision Avoidance ABSTRACT Proximity warning devices can improve workplace safety by alerting workers when they are in a hazardous area near moving equipment. Industrial work sites often present extreme challenges to safety-based proximity warning devices. Many commercially available types of proximity warning sensors and systems can be rendered useless when covered with mud, ice, snow, ore, rock, and other material. The list includes radar, ultrasonic, capacitive, and visual types of sensors and systems. Addressing these shortcomings, NIOSH personnel have developed a patented active proximity warning system called HASARD (Hazardous Area Signaling and Ranging Device) which employs lowfrequency, low-power magnetic fields which are quite impervious to severe environmental conditions. A shapeable wire loop antenna which provides the marker of dangerous work areas, has been mounted on a continuous mining machine and was mounted inside 1.3-cm thick angle iron. This loop antenna was exposed to more than six months of active underground coal production, which included being covered by and scraped over with tons of rock, sprayed by a continuous stream of water, and immersed in thick mud. After six months the loop antenna showed signs of wear, but was still capable of performing its intended function. The HASARD system is now being applied to other industrial applications and is showing much promise, especially in harsh environments. This paper details the system, describes the tests that have been done, and mentions other areas where it can benefit the safety of industrial workers.
2 INTRODUCTION Researchers at the Pittsburgh Research Laboratory (PRL) of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) have been investigating methods and equipment that will provide for the safety of workers near moving vehicles and other industrial equipment. Their work was based on a need identified from statistical data that highlighted many accidents and fatalities in industrial work settings where employees were struck or pinned by moving equipment. The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) database showed that there were a high number of surface and underground personnel that were killed when working near machinery and powered haulage (1). For example, between 1992 and 1997, there were 24 fatalities just involving continuous mining machines (CMs). Another example is that 45 fatalities occur annually with forklifts in the United States. Also, in highway construction, between1992 and 1998, 318 vehicle and equipment-related fatalities occurred within work zones, where a worker on foot was struck by a vehicle. The victims were as likely to be struck by a construction vehicle or a piece of construction equipment as by a passing traffic vehicle. These statistics are a small sampling of data that identifies the need for proximity warning systems for protecting workers near vehicles and equipment. Many of these fatalities may have been avoided if a reliable proximity warning system was employed. Addressing the needs of worker safety, NIOSH personnel obtained and tested a variety of different types of proximity warning systems to determine their reliability and effectiveness under varying conditions. The first tests were focused on underground coal mining. Coal mines have extremely harsh working conditions, especially in the coal production area called the face. The primary machine causing injuries and fatalities in that environment is called a continuous miner (CM) (figure 1.) First the various proximity warning systems were installed and evaluated on a CM and some associated mining equipment at the Pittsburgh NIOSH surface test facility. The systems tested were commercial products and also one called HASARD that was developed in-house by NIOSH. The HASARD system was found to be the most reliable in the underground coal mining environment. Consequently it was chosen to be tested under actual coal production conditions in an underground mine near Pittsburgh, PA. The system was exposed to water sprays; falling debris, including mud, coal and rocks; sliding sheets of rock; extreme vibration; and collisions with walls, and other vehicles B these exposures are normal in a coal production section. A few structural changes were made to ensure the integrity of the system and the loop antenna. The final HASARD system survived for six months under typical coal production conditions (2). FIG. 1 CONTINUOUS MINER
3 BACKGROUND NIOSH personnel reviewed relevant statistics, accident reports, and verbal descriptions for situations which have led to worker injury and death caused by moving vehicles and equipment. Some commonalities surfaced which could benefit from the application of a properly selected proximity warning system. Vehicle blind spots Most vehicles have blind spots that obscure the driver=s vision. This is particularly true in large construction vehicles and haul trucks (3), but it is also very true in much smaller vehicles. Mirrors and cameras have been used to minimize the problem, but accidents still occur -- the vehicle operator must first see the problem and then react accordingly. Dirty mirrors and lenses, poor lighting conditions, fog, and driver fatigue can cause the driver to not see other vehicles and people on foot. An additional warning system could be beneficial. Vehicle operator unaware of the presence of workers on foot Around underground mining machines the work area is very dark and cramped. The operator and his helpers have to work in close proximity to the machine. It is normal for the operators to use the walls to help to steer the vehicle. Additionally, the vehicles commonly bump into one another when loading and unloading ore or coal. Operators are not always aware of the position of their helpers, and/or any other person who may be in the work area. A marker on each worker, which is activated as they approach a dangerous area, could alert the operator and prevent a potential injury or fatality. Vehicle operator unaware of edges of roads Accidents sometimes occur when an equipment operator inadvertently contacts the berm along the edge of a haul road. The problems have to do with poor visibility and blind spots. A road edge marker could provide improved safety. Worker fatigue Worker fatigue certainly has been a factor in many fatalities. The worker may see the impending hazard, but it may not register in his mind. A call from a warning system may help.
4 Improperly marked hazardous areas Fork lifts have been involved in many workplace fatalities. Some cases have been attributed to improperly marked work areas. Additionally, commonly applied back-up alarms tend to be ignored after long-term exposure. Another level of warning needs to be applied. Repetition of tasks causing the worker to be unaware of new hazards When workers perform a task over and over again it becomes so automatic that the work no longer requires concentration. Their minds can drift leaving them unresponsive to dangerous events that could occur. Each of the cited cases could benefit from a proximity warning system. However, it is very important that the proper system is selected for the job, and that the system is reliable in the environment in which it is used. It is also imperative that proximity warning systems provide fail-safe features to ensure that if the safety device fails, the worker is warned of the failure. If a worker gains confidence in a safety system and it fails, the worker and co-workers can be put in jeopardy. An alarm that is always going off (nuisance alarms) can also be a major source of danger. It could cause workers to ignore the alarms. Maintenance and testing of proximity warning systems should occur on a regular basis to ensure confidence in the safety system. The first NIOSH application of a proximity warning system was developed for the protection of operators and workers around a CM. A number of different types of commercially available proximity systems were considered and tested for the job. They included radar, ultrasonic, capacitive, and visual types of sensors and systems. Testing proved that for the underground mining application, none of these devices were appropriate due to the following and generally common reasons. Any object which got into the detection zone would cause the alarm output to trip. This would include the walls of the mine and other vehicles which normally come in close proximity to, or in contact with, the machine. Additionally, falling coal, rock, and even the water sprays, would set off the alarms. Each of these systems could be described as a passive type of proximity system, in that any object in its detection path would set off an alarm. Hence NIOSH developed an active type proximity based system (HASARD) since no commercially available active type systems could be found at the time. NIOSH has been granted a U.S. patent for the HASARD system, Patent No. 5,939,986 (Aug. 17, 1999). HASARD DESCRIPTION HASARD is an active system. The active feature is very important and is somewhat unique since most proximity warning systems (4) are of the passive type. Passive types of systems are triggered by all objects they detect within their range which is not always desirable. In surface mining operations large
5 haul trucks frequently run over large pieces of earth, rock, and other debris. If the system triggered with every large piece of material it detected, it would quickly become a nuisance to the driver of the truck, causing him/her to tend to ignore it. In contrast, HASARD, being an active system, can minimize or even eliminate nuisance alarms. HASARD requires a transmitter on one object and a receiver on another object. In this way, objects to be avoided are positively identified and are avoided. In construction sites a HASARD transmitter on a large haul truck and a receiver on a worker on foot (WOF) could effectively prevent an accident. A transmitter and receiver combination could be put on a wide range of objects such as people, edges of roads, poles, etc. HASARD includes a number of accessories to provide remote alarms, data logging, and shut-down features. The transmitter creates a current through a properly tuned loop antenna, producing a magnetic field about the loop. Figure 2 shows how a magnetic field is produced around a conductor. The loop acts like any low-frequency transformer. The magnetic field generated is held constant due to its constant current design. The loop antenna is usually constructed of one to three or more turns of 14 gauge wire. It must be tuned in place to account for the metal in the machines and the antenna housing. The magnetic field produced by the antenna is generally referred to as the magnetic moment (m) (5). m is the product of the current (I), the number of turns in the loop (N) and the area (A) of a current carrying loop. By measuring the resultant magnetic field with a calibrated 3-axis receiver, the distance between the transmitter loop antenna and the receiver can be determined. These properties are the essence of the HASARD system. The receiver can be made to provide some action (e.g., sound an alarm, shut down the equipment, etc.) whenever a magnetic field signal of a certain level is detected. From the HASARD perspective, as soon as a person enters a potentially dangerous zone around a vehicle, some warning signal or action can be triggered. HASARD UNDERGROUND TESTS Figure 3 shows a top view of the HASARD system as it was applied to a CM. The HASARD transmitter puts a signal into a loop of wire (the antenna) that is positioned around the periphery FIG. 2 MAGNETIC FIELD FIG. 3 HASARD TOP VIEW
6 of the machine. A HASARD receiver is being held by a worker. As shown, the magnetic field generated by the loop conforms to the shape of the loop. The zone indicated is defined by a certain level of magnetic signal generated by the transmit loop antenna. The receiver contains circuitry for two threshold detectors which are calibrated to trip at signal levels which are relative to specific distances from the transmit loop antenna. These threshold detectors are calibrated to identify the zones around the CM. The receiver (figure 4) includes a vibrating motor. The motor is triggered by the output of one of the threshold detectors when a signal of a certain amplitude is received, which causes the entire receiver to vibrate, thereby alerting the wearer. Figure 5 shows how the HASARD system is typically used with a CM. Included in the receiver design is a short-range UHF (ultrahigh frequency) transmitter that can convey the status of the receiver to a remote data collection point. The data conveyed includes radio status, as well as safe, caution, and risk signals. This data can be used to shut down a machine and/or turn on the brakes, if required. Designing transmit wire loop antennas for HASARD for coal mine use was particularly challenging because the antennas had to be protected from much abuse. In order to provide strength and protection, 1.3 cm thick metal covers were specially constructed. The antenna shown in figure 6 survived six months of intense coal production. HASARD SURFACE FIELD TRIALS The HASARD system was tested for use in surface mining operations. In one case it was evaluated in combination with researchers at the Spokane Research Laboratory (SRL) of NIOSH. SRL researchers were investigating various sensing and warning system technologies (6) that could be used to detect the presence of on obstacle in the blind spot of a large haul truck. The obstacle to be avoided in the SRL evaluation was a small pickup truck. HASARD was compared with other types of systems including radar, and Radio Frequency Identification Systems (RFID). The SRL study was limited to radio FIG. 4 RECEIVER FIG. 5 TYPICAL HASARD SYSTEM
7 FIG. 6 ANTENNA frequency devices. For purposes of comparison, this study classified HASARD as an RFID type of system, although it might have been more appropriately identified as a magnetic sensing system. The testing centered on a 50-ton Komatsu 210 M Haulpak at an SRL surface test facility. While this truck was much smaller than most trucks used in surface mining operations, it provided an adequate platform for these tests. The system configuration for underground applications of HASARD consisted of putting the transmitter and antennas on the CM and placing the receiver on the person. For the surface tests, the transmitter was placed on a small truck, and the receiver was placed on the large haul truck. The experiment consisted of placing a rectangular loop antenna on the roof of the small truck (figure 7). The antenna was encased in PVC pipe. The receiver (figure 8) incorporated a simple LED bar graph display that indicated the signal strength from 1 to 10, with 10 indicating the strongest signal. The receiver was used to map the detection area. The results of the tests showed that a very uniform detection zone of about 30 feet could be provided at each corner of the large haul truck. In retrospect, if the transmitter and antenna were placed on the haul truck and the receiver was placed on the small truck, the range of operation would have increased substantially due to the fact that a larger antenna generates a bigger magnetic envelope. The selected test configuration proved that HASARD could be used as an effective warning system for surface mining operations. FIG. 7 SMALL TRUCK LOOP FIG. 8 - RECEIVER
8 HASARD has been also employed on a highwall-mining application. A manufacturer contacted NIOSH for help in locating an appropriate proximity warning device for their system. The company had tried other proximity devices but were unsuccessful in finding one that was reliable. Their system consisted of a CM, multiple-car haulage, and a large launch vehicle (figure 9). The problem addressed by HASARD was on the launch vehicle. The vehicle included a 40-foot long and five foot wide conveyor belt that ran through the center of the machine and was located just below worker foot level (figure 10). In most cases the conveyor belt area was covered by a stacked conveyor section, but there were times when that was not so. There was a danger that an operator may be injured by contacting the moving belt, or by tripping or falling on to it. To address the problem, a transmit loop antenna was placed below the belt and along the length of the launch vehicle. The loop antenna established a danger zone over the whole length of the belt. Workers on the launch vehicle were required to wear a receiver. The system was designed so that if anyone got close to or fell on the conveyor belt, a radio remote switch would be activated via the workers receiver and the belt would be shut off. HASARD=s success resulted in the patent being licensed by the company so they could use it on other mining systems. OTHER APPLICATIONS Industrial work sites experience many fatalities each year. The fatalities are wide ranging and involving many different pieces of equipment. NIOSH data has shown that forklifts trucks are one major cause of fatalities. Presently most, if not all, fork-lift trucks have back-up alarms. However, accidents are still occurring. Perhaps the workers have become oblivious to back-up alarms. The driver of the fork-lift can only be sure of avoiding a worker he sees. It=s mainly up to the WOF to avoid the danger. The unseen worker could use another level of protection. Implementation of the HASARD system would require each WOF to be outfitted with a receiver and a transmitter would be installed on the fork-lift. The WOF would receive a vibratory alert when a fork-lift was approaching. The fork-lift operator would be alerted to a WOF in close proximity. HASARD could also be used to apply the brakes. FIG. 9 LAUNCH VEHICLE FIG. 10 CONVEYOR BELT
9 In construction work zones, two-thirds of WOF fatalities, from did not involve traffic vehicles (7). Of those fatalities, over half involved a backing construction vehicle. Recent events indicate an increasing number of fatalities. On June 9, 1998, President Clinton signed into law a federal transportation bill called TEA-21, The Transportation Equity Act for the 21 st Century (referred to as TEA-21). TEA-21 authorized $217 billion in funding over six years. Road construction projects are expected to increase by 40%. Addressing their concerns NIOSH recently started a NORA-based (National Occupational Research Agenda) research project entitled AEvaluating Roadway Construction Work Zones which will focus on minimizing work zone fatalities. HASARD will be employed as part of this project. It will be installed and tested on a variety of construction vehicles, and will be evaluated for its effectiveness. CONCLUSIONS NIOSH has created an innovative safety-based proximity warning system called HASARD that has the potential to not only warn workers around dangerous vehicles and machinery, but also to shut down the vehicle or machine should it pose a danger to the worker. The system was installed in a very harsh production environment where it survived for the duration of the project. HASARD has been tested and compared to other warning systems and has demonstrated its ability to provide a uniform and reliable marker in blind spots around heavy trucks. HASARD has also demonstrated that it can be applied to heavy equipment where a uniform marker and machine shutdown capability is needed to keep workers out of harms way. HASARD was so successful in this effort that a company licensed the patent for use on its other equipment. Other applications to which HASARD could provide a safety benefit include use on fork-lifts, and work zones on construction sites. HASARD will soon be tested on haul trucks inside of a construction work zone. REFERENCES 1. Schiffbauer, W. H., 1999, AA workplace safety device for operators of remote controlled continuous mining Am J. of Ind. Med., Suppl. 1. Sept. 1999, pp Schiffbauer, W. H., 2001, AAn Active Proximity Warning System for Surface and Underground Mining SME Annual Meeting, Feb , 2001 Denver, Colo. 3. Johnson, G. A., Griffin, R.E., Laage L. M., AImproved Backup Alarm Technology for Mobile Mining Bureau of Mines Information Circular 9079, 1986, 19 pp. 4. Jurgen, R. K., 1998, AObject detection collision warning and avoidance systems, Published by Society of Automotive Engineers, Warrendale, PA, ISBN , 1998, 300 pp.
10 5. Fink, D. G., McKenzie, A. A., AElectronic McGraw-Hill, Inc. ISBN 0B , Ruff, T. M., 2000, ATest Results of Collision Warning System for Surface Mining Dump NIOSH Report of Investigations 9652, 2000, 44 pp. 7. Pratt, S. G. 2001, AFatalities of Workers on Foot in Highway Work Zones: What are the Presented at the 2001 International Conference on Roadway Work Zone Safety, May 9-12, 2001, St. Louis, MO.
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Paxon, like all kids, loves cupcakes. These Cheesy Chicken Pot Pie Cups is a fun main dish that looks like a cupcake, yet contains the veggies kids need. Tim and I like them, too and they made great leftovers for our lunches!
Cheesy Chicken Pot Pie Cups
Recipe courtesy of Call Me Mrs. Rapp
Yields 8-16 pot pie cups (depending on if you split the biscuits in half)
*8-count biscuits (I used Homestyle)
*1/4 teaspoon black pepper
*1/2 teaspoon salt
*Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
*Separate biscuits and place each biscuit in a cup of a lightly greased 12-hole muffin pan, pressing dough up sides to edge of cup.
*In a medium bowl, combine chicken, chicken soup, veggies, cheddar cheese, parsley flakes, and black pepper. Mix well to combine.
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text: So here is the plan. My iPhone 4 plan is running out in October, and I'm not planning (unless the iPhone 5 is extraordinary) on upgrading to the iPhone 5 as I simply don't use my iPhone enough to make it worthwhile paying so much for a iPhone on plan (I'm 15, and planning on unlocking my iPhone 4 and selling it). So here is my question. How much will the HTC One X and/or the Samsung Galaxy SIII go down in price? Unlocked and/or on a plan totaling $1000 on plan. Or because I'm not keen on Android, how much will the iPhone 4s go down in price and how much will the iPhone 4 price go down? I think the iPhone 4s should be good for me. Thanks, anyway.


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Some more players to keep an eye on, this time on the Aggie defense.
- Rodney Butler, LB (sophomore)
The 6'1", 212-pound middle 'backer got his feet wet as a true freshman, chipping in 39 tackles, two tackles for loss, and a pass breakup. Coach Martin singled Butler out as the most-improved defensive player in the spring. You can expect him to lead the team in tackles this fall.
- Kalei Auelua, DE (sophomore)
Auelua came to NMSU after a knee injury forced him to grayshirt at the University of Washington in 2012. After contributing off the bench as a true freshman, the Honolulu native is expected to make a difference on a defensive line that recorded a mere 11 sacks last season. He has excellent strength and leverage and can be a force when he gets into the opponent's backfield. Scout.com ranked him the fourth-best player in Hawaii coming out of high school.
- Tre Wilcoxen, LB (redshirt freshman)
An early enrollee for the Class of 2013, Wilcoxen was in line to play before an injury derailed his plans. He's back now after a redshirt year, and looks to fill a need as a part-time starter at Will linebacker. The 6'0″, 200-pound Wilcoxen played mostly safety in high school, but he can use his speed off the edge to confuse the opposition. It's a risky move, but Wilcoxen seems up to the task.
- Kedeem Thomas-Davis, CB (junior)
The Aggies' secondary was short on depth and experience in the spring, and the El Paso native took advantage, recording a diving interception in the spring game. Thomas-Davis had 19 tackles coming off the bench in 2013 and looks to contribute more despite his lack of size (5'9", 170 pounds).
- Dalton Rocha, LB (redshirt freshman)
Rocha had a good spring, making the adjustment to middle linebacker after finishing an all-county career as a defensive end at St. Bonaventure (CA) High School. Coaches like his intelligence and toughness. He should play in a reserve role.
- Jaden Wright, LB (freshman)
A gifted-but-raw prospect from Lewisville, Texas, Wright elected to grayshirt the 2013 season in order to refine his skills. Now, he's enrolled in school and shined in the spring game, where he recorded a key pass breakup as well as a handful of tackles. It's a lot to ask for a freshman to play middle linebacker, but it's also exciting for the future of the Aggies' defense.
- Samuel Oyenuga, LB (redshirt sophomore)
Oyenuga has had an interesting ride since arriving at NMSU as a three-star recruit out of Rowlett, Texas. After redshirting in 2011 and showing some moxie in 2012, he missed all of 2013 due to a torn ACL. Now he's moved from cornerback to linebacker. He's tough, physical, and one of the defense's fastest players, so there's a very real chance he could excel at his new position.
- Lewis Hill, CB (junior)
Hill seemingly came out of nowhere to record 33 tackles, three pass breakups, and an interception in 2013 as a part-time starter. Originally from Frisco, Texas, Hill has elite speed and could be one of the few sure options in a young secondary. He's penciled in as a starter, despite missing the spring with shoulder surgery.
- Adaryan Jones, CB (freshman)
A two-time all-district pick, Jones played with fellow NMSU signee J.B. Copeland at Carroll Senior High in Texas. A constant presence in the secondary, Jones had three interceptions and 36 pass breakups in his two years as a starter. A smart kid with great size (6'1", 170), Jones has all the tools to succeed in the Aggie defense.
- J.B. Copeland, LB (freshman)
It's not every day that you find a linebacker who runs a 4.48, but Copeland is one of them. Jones's teammate at Carroll is extremely agile and athletic, and he should be able to find a home at outside linebacker. Copeland said that part of the reason he chose NMSU was because he could get a chance to play right away, so he just might get his wish.
- Jacob Nwangwa, S (freshman)
To say that Nwangwa has a nose for the ball would be an understatement. He forced four fumbles, picked off seven passes, and broke up 17 others in his two years as a starter. The Arlington, Texas native has a chance to challenge at a position that lacks depth.


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From the CYBILS FAQ website:
What's a Cybil?
The Cybils awards are given each year by bloggers for the year's best children's and young adult titles. Nominations open to the public on October 1st.
Without further ado, here is the link to their 2013 winners. Detailed reviews are provided for each winning title, and many are books reviewed or featured in earlier posts here or on my Goodreads pages. I've read most of the winners and the nominees, but my "to-be-read" list and library holds just got longer.
Take a look. This list represents some of the best of the best.


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Anonymous on 11/08/2015
This place has a big bed bug problem! They were always biting him but not me so you can imagine his frustration!
Anonymous on 07/04/2014
we lived there for a year in a half and it was infested with bed bugs my wife got all bitten up and we left for two days and they kicked the door in and moved all are stuff out and through it away we did not give them a 30 day nor did they give us a 30 day eviction or nothing
Anonymous on 09/15/2011
After living here for three years I find my room infested with bedbugs. I'm sure the carpeted halls and laundry room are where they came from. The management got angry when I reported them!
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February 18, 2010
Today is the big day in court. I am at a studio that had no problem with me coming into work late in order to make this right. In small claims court, you cannot be represented by an attorney, so I went to represent myself. Small claims court has some funny characters, and we got to watch some interesting cases before ours was called.
Epilogue was represented by Invoice Guy. When both of our stories were told, the judge started leaning towards the direction of my side winning the case. The original agreement we made held up legally in court. It was in writing and both parties had agreed upon it, making it legally binding. The only evidence they had to show were the time sheets from their time clock which matched all of my records.
Since there were no other agreements in writing, this is the final agreement. The judge awarded a judgment in my favor to pay the entire amount that they owed me, plus court fees.


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One day in late March 2009 I sat with my wife, Donna, at Club Tee Gee in Atwater Village, having a quiet drink. It was a Tuesday afternoon, my birthday, and the waning days of a fortunately brief spat of unemployment for the two of us.
April 1 (truly!) marked my first day in the editor's chair of Times Community News. The little chain at the time claimed four newspapers: the Glendale News-Press, Burbank Leader, La Cañada Valley Sun and Crescenta Valley Sun. It also had an essentially unusable website, no social media, and a print design stuck in 1982.
As I come up to my five-year anniversary, I thought it interesting to pop down memory lane for some of the changes, some for the better and some less so, that happened during that time period.
The first big thing that happened, and one that did not exactly endear me to residents in the northern reaches of our coverage area, was the closure of the Crescenta Valley Sun in July 2009.


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Some would say Robert McMullins thirst for knowledge is an inspirational thing. In his 18 years as an IT professional, McMullin claims to have accumulated more than 200 skills certifications in disciplines ranging from Linux administration to project management.
Others, however, would no doubt say McMullins pursuit of certs borders on an obsession. McMullin says his wife, for example, often complains about the 4 hours of mostly evening and weekend time McMullin spends each week preparing for new certifications or maintaining the ones he has.
"She says I spend too much time studying," said McMullin. "Basically, its something you have to schedule and treat like a part-time job."
McMullins dedication to skills certification is perhaps understandable. One of his responsibilities as IT coordinator at reseller and services provider Micrologic Business Systems, in Independence, Mo., is to decide which training and certifications his company will subsidize for its 40 or so technicians.
Further reading
Most IT professionals, however, have neither the time nor the money to emulate McMullins all-inclusive approach to IT skills certification. For most, the real challenge is selecting the right certification to pursue from a rapidly lengthening list of possibilities.
As the IT job market remains tight and hiring managers insist on skills certifications from job seekers, the number of training and certification programs coming from vendors and independent providers is still growing, although not as quickly as during the late 90s, according to David Foote, president and chief research officer of Foote Partners LLC, a New Canaan, Conn., research company that follows IT salaries and bonus pay.
Certification options are proliferating fastest in hot disciplines such as security, project management and Linux, where experts expect job opportunities to be greatest over the next couple of years. (For more on specific certifications see "Breaking the Code on Security Certs", "IT Pros Flock to PM Certifications", and "Getting a Line on Linux Certifications")
Adding to the confusion, the list of whats hot and whats not changes about as fast as teen-age fashions. During the past two years, for example, holders of general and entry-level certifications such as the Microsoft Certified Professional have seen certification-related bonus pay drop 21.4 percent, according to Foote Partners. At the same time, certification bonus pay in the hot security space has jumped 31.2 percent.
As a result, say experts, IT professionals and hiring managers alike must become smarter about choosing the certifications into which they should invest their valuable time and training dollars. That means understanding what characteristics allow certifications to deliver and retain value over time.
So what should you look for in evaluating IT skills certifications? Some criteria are obvious, say experts. A good first step, for example, would be to conduct a "buzz" test, an unscientific study of which certifications are generating interest and activity in your field or related fields. Just because a certification is generating lots of buzz now doesnt mean it will stand the test of time, experts caution. But, at least in the short term, its going to carry some weight with hiring managers.
"Certifications are in some ways like popularity contests, and certain skill sets can gain popularity quickly," said Michael Skaff, IT manager at AdSpace Networks Inc., in Burlingame, Calif., and an eWeek Corporate Partner. "Theres nothing wrong with jumping on the bandwagon."
Some certification-sponsoring organizations are attempting to boost their buzz. Next month, for example, the Project Management Institute Inc., of Newtown Square, Pa., will launch an advertising campaign in the hope of boosting interest in its already-popular PMP (Project Management Professional) certification.
In assessing the momentum behind a given certification, experts say, its important to narrow your focus to the specific industry in which you work (or want to work) and even to a specific potential employer you may have targeted.
Another way to determine the momentum behind a given certification is to simply look at the number of your IT professional cohorts who are going after it. Full classes suggest healthy employer demand. But be careful, say experts: Jump into a popular certification too late, and you could be buying into a certification that does little to differentiate you from hordes of other IT professionals with the same initials behind their names.
"You have to look at whats going to maximize your marketability," said Micrologics McMullin. "The last company I worked for already had a lot of Novell-certified people, so I went after Microsoft certification. ... It helped me stand out."
In the certification arena, buzz is beautiful. But its also a moving target, and its important to anticipate where it will move next. In recent years, for example, the focus of much investment has been on technical certifications related to successful vendor platforms. More than 166,000 IT professionals, for example, have received Oracle database certification, and many more have received MCSE (Microsoft Certified System Engineer) certifications on Windows NT and other popular platforms.
Those technology-oriented, "hot platform" certifications will continue to appear. But, as more organizations look for IT professionals who can apply their skills to multiple platforms and who can help make IT organizations more efficient, certifications that stress cross-platform operational issues and even softer strategic skills—such as project management certifications or management-focused certs such as the Certified Information Security Auditor and Manager—will become more important, predicted compensation researcher Foote.
Focusing on such vendor-neutral certifications will also allow IT professionals to avoid finding their vendor-specific certs devalued when, for business or market share reasons, a vendor recedes in importance. "In the recession, particularly, a lot of people played the wrong vendor card while a lot of generalists made out well and kept their jobs," said Foote.


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The Indigenous Cultural Competency Training is a platform to establish a process of promoting cultural competency for Indigenous relations within Canada. The facilitation is delivered in a sensitive, respectful manner to address complex-issues from a historical narrative that is inclusive to both Indigenous and non-Indigenous attendees.
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– Overview of terminology and definitions regarding Indigenous people of Canada;
– Provide statistics and demographical information beneficial to service providers who service Indigenous people within Canada;
– Historical Events regarding Pre-Confederate/Post-Confederate relations specific to Canadian History;
– Discuss impacts on cultural identity through key historical events such as the Indian Act, Residential School System and the Sixties Scoop;
– Distinguish between contemporary context of on-reserve and off-reserve experiences;
– Discuss current issues and socio-economic conditions impacting Indigenous People presently;
– Address Stereotypes and Misconceptions of Indigenous People within Canada;
– Promote awareness of Trauma-informed perspectives to better understand historical, inter-generational, and complex trauma;
– Highlight the many contributions Indigenous peoples of Canada have provide within the social fabric of Canadian History;
– Promote awareness of Cultural Competency to assist with individual and organizational growth and development.
By attending the session it is with intent of Native Canadian Centre of Toronto (NCCT) that information and dialogue established within the setting will promote change within the individual, workplace, organization and community. It is of great interest of NCCT to be advocates for change, challenge status-quo and foster healthy relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people of our community.
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One of the few remaining men of "The Greatest Generation" has gone to his final reward and leaves a void in the Hillsville‑Galax community. We have lost an outstanding citizen.
John K. Pitcher died at his home on Gladesboro Road on Jan. 19.
A veteran of World War II, he served in the 3rd Infantry Division, U.S. Army for three years and saw active duty in Germany.
He was a Master Gardener and grew flowers and a variety of trees which he donated to beautify the Hillsville‑Galax area. The fruits of his efforts may be seen in many places here.
Kudos to Shirley Harmon Steele for preparing a history of Woodlawn School from 1878 to 2013 and sharing it with the community and former students. What a gift she has given us!
Shirley is sharing a wealth of information and photos. She has spent countless hours gathering information and photos and assembling the CDs about the history of the school and the students who have attended it.
Shirley donated all proceeds from the CDs for the benefit of Woodlawn Middle School students. CDs are available for purchase at Woodlawn Middle School during school hours.
On Jan. 22, the citizens of this nation either mourned or celebrated the anniversary of Roe vs. Wade. Few issues in our country's history have divided us so.
For an example, look no further than myself. I am 16, and I firmly believe that abortion is the greatest evil of our country. But many girls my age or younger have had or will soon have an abortion, and fiercely defend their right to do so.
The difference between us is not our parents, education, or friends. It runs much deeper.
Sad but true. Fools' names, like their faces, are always found in public places. Your satisfaction comes from your belief that you can deceive others as you've deceived yourself.
This is accomplished by your relationship with handchosen friends with similar kind of thought as you.
You are now able to enjoy the fiddler but realize that soon there will come a time that he must be paid. There are honorable methods of communicating with God that you have chosen to obey not.
You are simply using Facebook to develop a friendship of the world.
So, let me get this straight. The animal shelter manager was unaware that the Humane Society was interested in a specific dog.
This same dog that they promptly euthanized was pictured the weekend before in The Gazette. One would think that they would keep dogs that have been featured in the paper for as long as possible.
The shelter claims it had to make space for seven dogs that were "supposedly" being turned in to the shelter. We need specific answers from the shelter manager.
I would like for all local citizens to know about an extraordinary opportunity to enjoy the history of Woodlawn School.
Because this is the last year for Woodlawn School to be in existence, it was appropriate for a former student and graduate of Woodlawn High School to delve into the history of the school.
Shirley Steele, class of 1959, has compiled a three-CD PowerPoint of pictures and information about Woodlawn School from1878 to 2013.
The family of Audrey Hope Gillespie would like to extend heartfelt thanks for the kindness and generosity extended during Sunday's [Feb. 3] benefit held at First Baptist Church in Galax. The response and attendance was very uplifting.
To the many individuals, businesses, churches, musicians and volunteers who contributed, as well as the hundreds who attended, we say "thank you!"
The family would especially like to extend gratitude to First Baptist Church of Galax for hosting the benefit.
I am an eighteen year resident of Carroll County. In those years my family has adopted three wonderful pets from the shelter in Galax.
The high kill rate at the shelter has been a long time concern of mine. Happily, in the last year the kill rate has dropped. The local humane society has been able to take advantage of the new transfer policy now in place at the shelter. Many, many adoptable animals have found good homes thanks to that policy.
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The House of Unexpected Sisters (No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency #18)
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Precious Ramotswe learns valuable lessons about first impressions and forgiveness in this latest installment of the beloved and best-selling No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency series.
Mma Ramotswe and Mma Makutsi are approached by their part-time colleague, Mr. Polopetsi, with a troubling story: a woman, accused of being rude to a valued customer, has been wrongly dismissed from her job at an office furniture store. Never one to let an act of injustice go unanswered, Mma Ramotswe begins to investigate, but soon discovers unexpected information that causes her to reluctantly change her views about the case.
Other surprises await our intrepid proprietress in the course of her inquiries. Mma Ramotswe is puzzled when she happens to hear of a local nurse named Mingie Ramotswe. She thought she knew everybody by the name of Ramotswe, and that they were all related. Who is this mystery lady?
Then, she is alerted by Mma Potokwani that an unpleasant figure from her past has recently been spotted in town. Mma Ramotswe does her best to avoid the man, but it seems that he may have returned to Botswana specifically to seek her out. What could he want from her?
With the generosity and good humor that guide all her endeavors, Mma Ramotswe will untangle these questions for herself and for her loved ones, ultimately bringing to light important truths about friendship and family—both the one you're born with and the one you choose.
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The coup detat led by General Franco in Spain in 1936 brought about a change in policy in the Spanish Protectorate in Morocco.
The Franco governments innovation was to Moroccanize the teaching paradigm, which transformed the Spanish-Arab educational model into a Moroccan model. The Spanish-Arab concept gave way to a Moroccan concept, which entailed the recognition of a national identity based on linguistic and religious precepts on the part of Spain.
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Next: Everybody Hates Hugo
Jack, Kate, Locke, and Desmond attempt to repair the damaged computer. Locke's life before the crash reveals a past love. And Michael, Jin, and Sawyer find a Flight 815 survivor.
We back up in time once again to see the journey into the hatch from Kate's perspective, where she escapes the pantry that she's been locked into and overpowers Desmond using a gun found in the hatch's armory - damaging the computer in the process.
Jack demands answers. Desmond explains that he was in a solo sailing race around the world when his boat ran aground on the reef. A man named Kelvin brought him to the hatch and instructed him to enter a series of numbers into the computer every 108 minutes in order to "save the world."
Locke is intrigued; Jack is skeptical. Desmond tells him to watch a film called Orientation for answers. The film details the DHARMA Initiative, a countercultural research project begun in the 1970s. It also provides key instructions for the operation of the computer in Station Three, i.e., the hatch, and hints at an unfortunate "incident" that made necessary the institution of this protocol. But it does little to convince Jack, who thinks it's all a mind game - a psychological experiment. Desmond remains committed, however, and makes every attempt to repair the computer.
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Unable to fix the computer, Desmond flees, leaving Jack and Locke at odds over what to do. Kate fetches Sayid, who manages to fix the computer in the nick of time. Now Locke must convince Jack to take a leap of faith and assume Desmond's job, just as in the flashbacks, where Locke's new girlfriend, Helen, convinces Locke to take a leap of faith and let go of his anger towards his father.
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"I married her!!"
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