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borrowed a wacom drawing tablet from a friend of mine last night and got crazy with it..
First time using it.. I was like... sh*t! How the f*ck do you use this thing... and after a couple hours of training I actually have fun with it. Now i think I want to own one.. But wait, I already planning to buy a new guitar this raya. Argh! Now it is wacom tablet vs new guitar... Ohh the dilemma... (why can't I just buy both? -bnykk duwit!!)
a sketch of the night. (full of trial and error)
and i was filled with headache the entire night... (ohh kegilaan!)


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Every three or four months I inspect each piece of my collection for corrosion or verdigris. I think that is a very good idea for anybody with an extensive collection that they cannot keep in touch with on a daily basis. This time, I discovered some verdigris on a couple of my older pieces which had been stored in the same package, this told me that I had stored them wrong, not allowing enough airflow to get to them and that I had not allowed them to dry after I had cleaned them the last…Continue
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Triptych: 21.4902 (right), 21.4903 (center), 21.4904 (left) MFA impressions: 11.14061VR (11.14061, 11.14113, 11.14114), 21.4902-4
Eishi zu (on each sheet) 栄之図
Censor's seal: kiwame (on each sheet) 改印: 極
Spring 1913, purchased by William S. and John T. Spaulding from Frank Lloyd Wright in Japan; December 1, 1921, given by William S. and John T. Spaulding to the Museum.
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William S. and John T. Spaulding Collection
Japanese, Edo period, about 1796 (Kansei 8)
- Artist Chôbunsai Eishi, Japanese, 1756–1829
- Publisher Izumiya Ichibei (Kansendô), Japanese
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Ukiyo-e shûka 8 (1980), Eishi list, #55; Brandt, Hosoda Eishi (1977), fig. 183, list no. 257 (left sheet only)
Vertical ôban triptych
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Woodblock print (nishiki-e); ink and color on paper


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This is one of me way up high in a big tree. Seriously. It's the biggest tree at Lake Travis, maybe the world. And I climbed it.
You can really see my big muscles and my great vest in this shot. The vest is very official looking, don't you think?
This is a shot of me and my big stick. I've got it under control. It helps to make that look with your eyes.
This is me relaxing in another tree.
Same tree...
So, that's about it for my very good and fun day at Lake Travis. I think I might get to go back again tomorrow. It's up to Lindy.
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In a recent posting I looked at how Parfit discusses the Formula of Humanity's declarations against treating persons merely as a means in his 2002 lectures. Now I want to turn to looking, by contrast, at how Parfit's account of this topic is set out in Climbing the Mountain, the first book-length form of the work that eventually became On What Matters. The material from the 2002 lectures that I have been looking at in recent postings on Parfit is developed in Climbing the Mountain into three chapters, two of which expand on the discussions given first in the first of the 2002 lectures, and the last of which introduces topics that were not part of the first of the 2002 lectures at all. So it will require 3 postings to look in full at the way the treatment of the Formula of Humanity is presented in Climbing the Mountain.
Chapter 5 of Climbing the Mountain replicates and expands the discussion of the element of the Formula of Humanity that concerns treating people merely as a means and opens with material that is essentially the same as in the first 2002 lecture. This includes distinguishing between treating people as a means (meaning just using someone's abilities, activities or body) and treating them "merely" as a means (viewing them purely as an instrument or tool). However, an objection is mentioned from Frances Kamm who took this understanding of treating someone merely as a means to be too weak since, on this account, it would appear sufficient for a slave-holder not to be said to be treating someone merely as a means if he allowed the slaves to rest during the hottest part of the day. Parfit takes this objection seriously though it is far from clear to me why he does since, after all, treating someone as a slave is prima facie to treat them merely as a tool (as Aristotle recognised clearly). After all, if a tool is essential for a task one wants to perform then you don't act in such a way as to break it so the slave-holder in the example is merely a prudent tool-owner, not someone who is failing to treat his slaves merely as a means.
Parfit, however, affects to take Kamm's objection seriously and re-formulates the mere means principle so that it states not just that it is wrong to treat anyone merely as a means but, in his second formulation of the principle, that is wrong to treat anyone merely as a means "or to come close to that" (apparently as a way of responding to Kamm). So the slave-holder only "comes close" to treating someone merely as a means if they are sufficiently considerate to allow them to take time off work during the hottest part of the day. As already indicated I find this concession utterly unnecessary.
After beginning in this confusing way Parfit moves on to a negative claim involving what kinds of concerns would rule out the idea that our treatment of someone was not to be correctly viewed as treating them merely as a means. This restrictive negative construal indicates that we are not treating someone merely as a means if our treatment of them is either a) governed or guided in "sufficiently important ways" by a relevant moral belief or concern or b) we do or would relevantly choose to bear some great burden for this person's sake.
The first of these ways of preventing some treatment of someone as not being subject to the charge that we are viewing them merely as a means is treated with some care by Parfit. So, for example, if a slave-holder doesn't whip his slaves merely because he is aware that this would give him a sadistic pleasure then this does not show that he is not treating the slaves merely as a means, an odd point given Parfit's apparent earlier allowance of Kamm's flawed objection. Part of the point of raising this odd case is, however, to suggest that it is not always obvious if we have a case of the first type at hand (since, apparently, if the slave-holder wasn't whipping the slaves due to some "belief" in their worth that would exculpate him!).
The second way of preventing something being viewed as treating a persons merely as a means does not only involve taking on great burdens for someone else as these burdens also have to have sufficient moral relevance to the acts being considered. The introduction of these qualifiers is meant to sharpen the way Parfit has distinguished between treating a person simply as a means and treating them merely as a means. Treating someone as a means is viewed by him as only referring to our intentions whereas, by contrast, treating someone merely as a means depends not only on this but also on underlying attitudes and policies (akin to how some have viewed the Kantian idea of a "maxim").
After reinforcing this distinction Parfit next points to an ambiguity in the notion of treating someone merely as a means since it could refer either to attitudes or to actions and he views the application of the notion to actions as something that is more difficult. In making this point Parfit introduces the example of the egoist who saves a child from drowning but only with the aim of being rewarded. The point of introducing this example is to state that whilst the attitude here is a wrong one, the action is not. However, understanding the principled basis of this distinction proves complex as becomes clear when Parfit discusses ways of incorporating reference to it in one's general account of the mere means principle. So, incorporating the distinction, in reference to the case of the egoist just considered, might lead us to introducing a third restrictive condition on evaluation of what kinds of things would not merit the charge of treating someone merely as a means.
The way that would go would be to give the formulation that we don't treat someone merely as a means if we know our acts won't harm the person in question. However, as Parfit uses an imaginary case to show, this way of framing an exemption from treating someone as a mere means is pretty problematic since it would seem to allow conduct short of actual harm even though it was motivated entirely by egoistic considerations and included no reference to benefiting someone and that appears odd. So it might well be safer, rather than trying to add this third restrictive condition on the evaluation of the action of the egoist saving the child, to instead regard this action only as one that lacks moral worth.
This leads Parfit next to a third formulation of the mere means principle so it now states that it is wrong to treat anyone merely as a means or to come close to that, if our act will also be likely to cause harm to the person. This is another puzzling feature of Parfit's argumentation, however, since stating that the act of the egoist is one that lacks moral worth is to state something quite different from saying that their action is wrong and yet this amendment is introduced as a way to indicate that treating someone merely as a means is not a distinctively wrong-making manner of treating them and this simply does not follow from his argument.
Parfit next moves to the stage of trying to give a unified treatment of the Formula of Humanity by tying together the mere means principle with the Consent Principle that he earlier located as expressed in the first part of Kant's formula. The restrictions on the application of the mere means principle included reference to conduct governed by a relevant moral belief or principle and the Consent Principle is now taken to be such a principle and hence to play the role of the first way of restricting the application of the Mere Means principle to evaluation.
Parfit next introduces the same "trolley" examples that were given in the 2002 lecture and which I discussed here. As in the 2002 lecture the point of introducing these trolley examples is to argue that the sense of "consent" in the Consent Principle is not actual consent. However, after making this argument, Parfit now adds some additional considerations that were not present in the 2002 lecture. These involve a potential objection to his argument that trades on a different understanding of the mere means principle to that which Parfit himself has given. This different understanding is expressed in what Parfit terms "the standard view" which states: "if we harm people, without their consent, as a means of achieving some aim, we thereby treat these people merely as a means, in a way that makes our act wrong".
Parfit objects to this "standard view" not least because it misidentifies what may be happening in harming people as a means since we may not be treating these particular people as a means and, even if we are, we may not be treating them merely as a means. But, most importantly for Parfit's own discussion, even if we are so treating them, this may not be sufficient for it to be said that we have acted wrongly. So you might harm someone (as in self-defence) without treating them as a means. Secondly, we might treat someone merely as a means on the standard view without evidently having done something wrong as when you cause harm to someone to save someone else (who is not yourself).
Parfit next considers some typical claims that have been made about treating people merely as means as when Onora O'Neill and Christine Korsgaard highlight coercion and deception as treating others merely as a means. However, in response, Parfit points out that if I prevent someone from killing me by giving them a false impression of what I have done or am going to do this seems insufficient for the act in question to be viewed as wrong. Korsgaard also makes a point about free-riding pointing out that wrong actions are often such in that they only work due to the assumption that they won't form a general pattern of behaviour. However, as Parfit points out in a Bad Samaritan case I am not treating someone merely as a means if I walk on by ignoring the injured party so the wrong-making characteristic of this action has not been pulled out by application of the mere means principle (which, thus, cannot be identified simply with the generalised injunction against free-riding).
The point about the Bad Samaritan example, on Parfit's construal, is that the person responded to in the way indicated is treated not as a mere means but rather as a thing (hence not as a person at all). This may well indicate a different kind of wrongness to that of treating someone merely as a means and a much more serious moral failing thus may be involved here (although Parfit does not, having made this point, return to Korsgaard's point about free-riding).
In the conclusion of this chapter of Climbing the Mountain Parfit returns to the distinction between regarding people merely as a means and treating them in this way. Treating someone merely as a means is viewed by Parfit in a very restrictive sense, however, since he regards a gangster who buys a cup of coffee merely because it would be too much trouble to steal it as treating the vendor merely as a means. This is a case, however, of acting in a way that lacks moral worth but it is far from obvious that it means treating someone merely as a means (it may just involve treating them simply as a means). The introduction of this flawed example is meant to pave the way to a further consideration of the third way Parfit formulated the mere means principle and includes a further treatment of harmful means in which harm is regarded as something that ought not to be caused except if it is the least harmful way to achieve an aim and, given the goodness of the aim, the harm caused is not disproportionate.
In considering this amendment to the third mere means principle Parfit points out that we have no obvious guidance for how to consider disproportionate harm. However, whilst this is a fair point, Parfit over-plays it since he takes it that the amendment proposed would rule out even mild forms of harm, something hard to square with the point about proportionality.
Parfit's general aim in the chapter is surprisingly negative. It consists in a general claim to the effect that the mere means principle is insufficient to characterise an action as wrong (though it can define an attitude as wrong). This is in accord with the treatment of the principle that was given in his 2002 lecture but the chapter of Climbing the Mountain works harder to establish this conclusion without, however, being obviously persuasive.


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Monday, 27 June 2016
So the route that goes past the end of my street now has these monsters.
But all problems are now solved. The HD3QBEM and I will try out the new buses soon - but we will not be riding upstairs;-)
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Oh dear.....if its not one thing, it's another....ReplyDelete
Is the new bus a double decker? We have lots of them over here and on the continent I've seen double decker trains too.ReplyDelete
What wonderful buses! I still love riding on the top deck on the few occasions I get one (our usual route only uses single deckers). The best spot is right above the driver's seat!ReplyDelete
I presume these are unusual in your area?
When I was at Middle School we had them for the school bus and the trick was to open the top windows and trap tree branches in them so when the bus pulled off again, half the tree would come with it. We had some very naughty children on our bus!
With the cost of all those modifications, you'd think it would be cheaper to buy more of the original style buses?ReplyDelete


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Similac Soy Isomil Baby Formula 50825 / 56975 Reviews
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Soy Formula worked wonders for my daughter.
I used Similac Soy Formula with my first daughter. I began by nursing and for the first 3 months she vomited almost every time I fed her. It was so hard, I...Read complete review
I used Similac Soy Formula with my first daughter. I began by nursing and for the first 3 months she vomited almost every time I fed her. It was so hard, I could tell she was SO hungry, and would cry while I was nursing. Her doctors weren't sure what the problem might be. After reading a lot of information about dairy, I decided to try taking dairy out of my diet while nursing...the results were immediate. She stopped crying as much and the vomiting went down to almost nothing.
I nursed while on a no-dairy diet for 5 months, when I decided to stop nursing, I was then faced with the decision of which formula to use. My first choice was Similac's soy formula. The transition was wonderful, she had no problems with it, and continued to have amazing results without dairy. Although it had a different smell than regular formula, we had no issues whatsoever with using it.
We continued to use soy formula with her up until she grew out of bottles. Then we let her try milk for the first time, and thankfully she had grown out of her lactose intolerance. Now she loves all dairy. But at the time the soy formula was such a wonderful option to have.
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I tried this for a while to see how it worked with my newborn. At first he seemed to like it but after awhile he started to get fussy, was spitting up all the...Read complete review
I tried this for a while to see how it worked with my newborn. At first he seemed to like it but after awhile he started to get fussy, was spitting up all the time, and wouldn't sleep more than 20 minutes at a time (even during the night). I switched to a different formula and he started to sleep 4 to 5 hours at a time and is a lot happier, little to no crying.
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I tried this product after trying EVERYTHING I could to stop my baby from crying! He was on Similac Advanced in the hospital, and we continued to give him this when we got home, he was a crying mess. Constantly screaming with gas pains, I tried everything new bottles, gripe water, gas drops, switching to the sensitive formula ...nothing worked. So I decided why not try this, withing a day or so he stopped crying constantly. The only thing I did not like about this is constipation, he got very constipated on the formula, but that cleared up with a little bit of Dr recommended prune juice.
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Our baby had many issues before we found he can only eat soy formula. I tried breastfeeding but didn't make enough. We tried other milk based formulas but still had issues with vomiting / lots of spit up and very loose stools. Our pediatrician said to try Similac Soy.
Cleared up his digestive issues very quickly. It mixes very easily. Our baby seemed to love the taste. Keeps for one hour after mixing unrefrigerated and 24 hours refrigerated.
Very expensive compared to other formulas.
Bottom line is because it is more expensive than mik based formulas, I'd only recommend this for parents that have baby's with milk allergies or sensitivities. Great product but is rather pricey.
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In our experience, soy based formulas can be more expensive than regular formulas. For a baby that is lactose intolerant or suffers from other problems directly from the use of milk-based formulas, they do need something like soy. But for me, I would not use this formula if our babies did not need it. We have not seen any extra benefit from it that a milk-based formula cannot give, and it is often more expensive than the other common types of formulas. Considering that it costs more while not directly giving as much benefit leads me not to recommend this product unless it is absolutely necessary.
Easily Digested
Our babies have digested this formula pretty well, but it does not seem any better than any other regular formula. It seems to give average results and average nutrition at a higher price.
Ease of Preparation
This formula is very easy to mix by simply adding the formula and water to a bottle and shaking or stirring it.
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My daughter had a lot of problems with baby formula. At first I was buying regular formula and she had a lot of problems with gas and spitting up. I then switch to soy formula and noticed a difference. There were still problems though. I ended up switching brands completely and started using the Similac Soy Isomil Baby Formula. Once I started using the Similac Soy Isomil Baby Formul all my daughter's problems disappeared. She didn't have any problem digesting this formula. She was no longer spitting the formula up and the amount of gas she had went down. This formula was much gentler on her stomach. It is more expensive than the store brands of formula and about the same price as the other brand name formulas. I tried 4 different brands of formula and none of them worked as well as the Similac brand. If your baby needs to have soy formula or if they are having a lot of problems with your current brand of formula, then try this one. It's very gentle on their stomachs.
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My 11 month old son has been on the similac soy in the pink container all of his life! When he was about 6 months old I ran out of formula and had to use some my sister had! My poor little guy had gas all night! Needless to say we didn't do that again!
Easily Digested
Never any issue with the soy similac!
Ease of Preparation
I use the powder when we are out and about and the liquid when we are home. Both are super simple and can be done at home or on the go!
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When my son was born, I wanted to breast- feed. When I fed him, he would scream. We finally narrowed the problem down to my diet. He was allergic to the dairy products I was consuming. It was difficult for me to give up dairy products. Somehow though, I did. I had to go back to work within a few weeks, after that, and. that's when it became nearly impossible to breast feed.
That's when we started our journey to find the right Baby Formula. Simulac Isomil was where the journey ended. It was just what we needed.
Similac Soy Isomil is packed with nutrition. Since it is made with soy instead of milk which contains lactose, it doesn't irritate baby's stomachs.
Easily Digested
My son's colic disappeared when we started using Simulac Isomil Baby Formula. He had no problems digesting it.
Ease of Preparation
It is very easy to prepare this formula. I even got to the point where I could bring it in the diaper bag. I just warmed up the water first, then poured it into the bottle. Next, I put the powdered formula in. I screwed the nipple back on, along with the nipple cover, and shook it. That was it! My son's meal was ready to go.
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When you have your first baby the last thing you expect is for it to scream 24/7. That's exactly what happened when we brought our baby home from the hospital. She screamed in pain all the time, and it was awful! Immediately my mom who was staying with us told me she thought something was wrong. This wasn't normal newborn behavior. After a trip to the pediatrician it became clear we needed to do something different for our babies diet. We tried different formulas but Similac Soy Isomil helped a lot. It took awhile for our baby to become used to it, but it made a difference in her after a few days. It is a little more expensive then some of the other formulas because it is made of soy but it is worth it! It helped her spit up less, had less gas and she seemed to be in a lot less pain. This formula is easy to mix and store. The only downside is that it smells horrible, but I think that's because it is a soy product and soy tends to smell bad.
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I had an extremely fussy baby on my hands and tried multiple formulas at the urging of her pediatrician. When it was finally determined that we were facing a milk protein intolerance, we had to search for a soy formula that would work. I tried two other formulas with excessive gas problems occurring from both - but this one seemed to work perfectly for her. She stopped being sick, her bowels became normal and her gas and fussiness eased finally.
Easily Digested
Baby digested this formula much better than any other formula she tried including two other soy formula brands. Her bowels started behaving normally, her gas problems decreased and her colic problems stopped as soon as the other formulas were out of her system.
Ease of Preparation
I've always found all the similac brands mixed easily with very few problems with clumping. Doesn't block the bottle nipples, not even the slow flows designed for newborns.
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When my oldest daughter was a baby she had a great deal of stomach issues as a baby. She was constipated all the time and it became a serious issue into developing into mega colon. I was having to use glycerin suppositories to help her have a bowel movement. Her pediatrician recommended I switch from Similac Premium to Similac Soy Isomil. This switch made the biggest difference! Her doctor said my daughter had a lactose intolerance and this formula would help with her issues. She stopped spitting up, started having normal bowel movements and her crying. I'm so grateful that I made the switch when I did and avoided any medical complications. This formula was gentle on my daughters stomach and she stayed on it until she was one. Using Similac Powder form was cheaper than the concentrated kind and easy to mix. Very convenient to measure out and add water when you are ready to feed baby. Similac Isomil dissolves fast and doesn't leave clumps. If you are having feeding issues like I have described make the switch, it's worth a try.
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My baby had no issues when using this formula. She stopped crying and spitting up.
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Measure and add water, very simple, and dissolves fast.
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Our son was born lactose intolerant and fortunately we were able to figure it out fairly quickly. Within the first month he showed signs of being gassy and had explosive diapers whenever I ate anything containing milk. I was able adjust my diet and continued to breast feed him almost exclusively for the first 6 months. Once he started eating solid foods and we started weaning him (around 10 months), my milk production couldn't always keep up so we used this formula to supplement. It worked great for us and we didn't try any other brands. We were worried about using a soy formula because there have been lots of studies that show that over use of soy is NOT good for the development of young boys. Our doctor had us add a bottle of unsweetened coconut milk (in place of a soy formula bottle) to our son's daily schedule. We've been slowly introducing milk products into his diet and now he's able to digest them, but I'm grateful that we were able to use this formula (and the coconut milk) to make sure he was getting an adequate iron, calcium, and protein intake during those months that we had him on the formula.
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One person is dead after a two vehicle crash along Highway 16 Wedesnday night.
North District RCMP confirms that one person was killed when a commercial vehicle and a passenger vehicle collided about 30 km west of Terrace.
No other details are available at this time.
Highway 16 was shut down for most of the night and reopened early Thursday morning.


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Energy Recovery wins Saudi water project contract
CALIFORNIA, March 28, 2018
Energy Recovery, a leader in pressure energy technology for industrial fluid flows based in California, US, said it has been awarded $10.1 million contract to supply its PX Pressure Exchanger, and pump technologies for water projects in Saudi Arabia.
The orders are expected to ship in the second and third quarters of 2018.
As per the deal, Energy Recovery will supply its PX-Q300 Pressure Exchangers, VPXP circulation pumps and AquaBold high pressure pumps for multiple desalination facilities, which will produce up to 470,000 cubic meters of water per day.
Energy Recovery estimates the PX devices will reduce the facilities' power consumption for all projects by 50 MW, saving over 431 GWh of energy per year, and helping the facilities avoid over 258,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.
On the contract win, President and CEO Chris Gannon said: "Megaprojects and the Middle East remain key indicators as to the health of the overall water market, and we see continued strength throughout 2018 and into 2019."
"We remain focused on maximizing customer value with end-to-end recovery solutions that combine our PX Pressure Exchanger and pump technologies in a single comprehensive offering, as seen in these recent awards," stated Gannon.
Rodney Clemente, Energy Recovery's VP (Water) said: "Historically, the Saudi Arabian market was difficult for membrane desalination technologies to penetrate as low-cost, local power enabled technologies such as thermal desalination to initially gain majority market share. Due to advancements in seawater reverse osmosis technologies and increased awareness in energy preservation, there has been a shift from thermal desalination to seawater reverse osmosis solutions."
"We first deployed our PX Pressure Exchanger Technology into Saudi Arabia in 2013, and over the past 5 years we have captured eight mega project references," stated Clemente.
"Energy Recovery is positioned to unlock emerging market opportunities and remains focused on maintaining market position in critical countries like Saudi Arabia," he added.
Headquartered in the Bay Area, Energy Recovery has offices in Houston, Ireland, Shanghai, and Dubai.-TradeArabia News Service


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Bob Patterson considers himself an everyman—albeit an everyman with a rich, beautiful wife, two good kids, and a mail-it-in job that ignores his law degree. Despite his good fortune, Bob is idling through life, bored at work and at home. In short, he is the proverbial coaster. Bob's wife, Sarah, is the anointed heir to the empire built by her father, Sam, a kind of Kansas City, Missouri, Warren Buffet. Fine by Bob, the family soccer mom, but early one morning he and Sarah awake to terrible news. Sam's death reveals he appointed Bob to be the trustee of his personal fortune and, as the IRS currently has it, he'll be in charge of his mother-in-law's money. Even more terrifying, Bob realizes he faces the prospect of actually working all day, for stakes that matter. Is the reappearance of Bob's wildest fraternity brother from college and a proposal from a bland businessman with a plan that seems too good to be true mere coincidence? After a lifetime of choosing the path of least resistance, will Bob finally take a stand when his family needs him most? If so, where? Bob peppers his story with sports and pop culture references and wry commentary on everything from the sex lives of married couples (such as they are) to the enormous cost of being honored at a charitable event. Bob knows what the hero should do in the situations he encounters (he's read the books and seen the movies, too). He doesn't have a very particular set of skills or a secret past in the special forces. He's just a regular guy who handles extreme pressure and threats to his family about like you'd expect (not well). It's going to take all he's got (really, more than he's got) to raise his game. Fortunately he's got an ace-in-the-hole—at home. Darkly comic, The Coaster turns the conventions of the mystery/suspense genre upside down.
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During 2010, the number of people killed, seriously or slightly injured in road accidents were at the lowest levels since records began in 1968 – but the latest Welsh Government statistics from 2010 still show 95 people were killed, 998 people were seriously injured and 8,868 slightly injured on Welsh roads.
Mr O'Leary is joining North Wales Police officers and North Wales Fire and Rescue service experts to talk to youngsters who are about to take to the roads or who have just passed their test, on the possible dangers.
The tour is covering Yale College, Colleg Menai, Coleg Llandrillo Cymru, Ysgol Mold Alun and Connah's Quay High School in the run up to Road Safety Week 2011 (November 21-27).
He said: "These are young adults, they deserve a future and I don't beat around the bush with what I tell them as they deserve to know what could happen if they put one foot wrong while driving.
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Functional outcome and prognostic factors in anti-Jo1 patients with antisynthetase syndrome
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Abstract : IntroductionThe aims of this present study were firstly to assess the outcome, including functional course, in anti-Jo1 positive patients with antisynthetase syndrome ASS, and secondly to determine predictive parameters of poor outcome in these patients.MethodsThe medical records of 86 consecutive anti-Jo1 patients with ASS were reviewed in 4 academic centers.Results13 patients 15.1% achieved remission of ASS, whereas 55 63.9% improved and 18 20.9% deteriorated in their clinical status. Both steroid and cytotoxic drugs could be discontinued in only 4.7% of patients. ASS was associated with decreased quality of life at long-term follow-up: only 69.2% of patients considered to be in remission experienced a return to previous normal activities; and 24.7% of other patients with non-remitting ASS still had a marked reduction of activities as shown by the disability scale of the Health Assessment Questionnaire. Decreased quality of life was further due to calcinosis cutis 8.1% and adverse effects of steroid therapy 36%. Factors associated with ASS deterioration were older age, pulmonary and esophageal involvement, calcinosis cutis and cancer. Higher anti-Jo1 levels were further associated with disease severity in ASS patients.ConclusionsThe present study shows high morbidity related to ASS. Furthermore, we suggest that patients with predictive factors of ASS deterioration may require more aggressive therapy. Our findings also suggest that in anti-Jo1 patients with severe esophageal manifestations, combined high dose steroids and intravenous immunoglobulins might be proposed as the first line therapy. Finally, as cancer occurred in 14% of anti-Jo1 patients, our findings underscore that the search for cancer should be performed in these patients.
Autor: Isabelle Marie - Pierre-Yves Hatron - Patrick Cherin - Eric Hachulla - Elisabeth Diot - Olivier Vittecoq - Jean-François Menard
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Press Report Week Ending 1st September 2013
Posted by Nobody on 3 September 2013
Last weekend was the Paisley Vision 10k. Four Clydesdale Harriers took part. Fastest harrier was Hugh Laverty (39.52), followed by Alan Dick (40.51), Alan Lorimer (47.23), and David Mitchell (48.46).
Next weekend, for some of the harriers, is the Highland Perthshire Half Marathon (Saturday 7th) at Aberfeldy. On Saturday 14th is the obstacle race called the Dumbarton Adventure Obstacle Trail Races "Over and Under" which comprises of a 10k and a 5k at Overtoun House, Dumbarton. At the end of the month are the Loch Ness Marathon and the River Ness 10k at Inverness.
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We've knew for the past few days the sun was coming. Weather forecasts told us it would be the hottest day of year so far and the excitement was building. By the day before there was a group of men shuffling over to the fresh meat section at the supermarket mumbling those three very important letters. B. B. Q.
So when Sunday came, the Thornton family were armed with sun cream, hats, sunglasses and the all important picnic.
The last time we had a picnic Amelia-Olive was about 4 months old and although she had started eating by this point, it was nothing like the delicacies she got to try yesterday. She was in her pram at the last picnic unable to see even where she was. This time she sitting on the picnic blanket, crawling about on the grass and even standing up people watching (like mummy, like daughter)
It was obvious how much our little girl had changed in just a few months and although it hurt seeing her grow so quick, the amount of new experiences we could share with her now was extremely special.
Of course by today, temperatures had dropped, bbqs were being put away and the tights are back on but it definitely was a great start to all the lovely outdoor things we could hopefully do as a family all Spring/Summer. Fingers crossed for a great British Summer 🤞🏻☀.
Here's what's in my bag for a day in the sun…
- Nappy, wipes and nappy bags – you never know where there's going to be a toilet or if you need to do a quick change on the grass
- A sun hat – to protect their delicate scalp
- Baby sunglasses – if they will keep them on (!)
- Tissues
- A drink – keeping a baby dehydrated is so important during those warmer months. I usually take a snack out too but there was a lot of picnic food
- A high factor sunscreen – me and AO are so fair skinned so it's factor 50 for us
- Dummy – we try to keep her dummy free for as much of the day as possible but always good to have for an unexpected meltdown


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So, Monday night marked the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Benefit - otherwise known as the Met Gala. While there is no "theme" per say, attendees are often encouraged to interpret the featured exhibit, which this year was "Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology."
I loved Emma Stone's Prada dress because it made her seem like a badass gladiator woman! Also, I'm really loving the dark hair on her.
Kate Hudson also wore white (Atelier Versace to be exact), but her dresses offered a lot of graphical details, which I felt played into the the technology theme without being too literal.
Kendall Jenner's Atelier Versace dress also had a lot of interest to it, while Amandla Stenberg rocked this burgundy Calvin Klein pantsuit!
One thing that stood out to me was the amount 90s influences I saw on the red carpet. At first I thought the theme was punk again because so many people really channeled the decade — Jennifer Connelly in Louis Vuitton, Dakota Fanning in Nina Ricci, Selena Gomez in Louis Vuitton, and Alicia Vikander in Louis Vuitton to name a few.
This is perhaps the easiest trend from the night to incorporate to your everyday life. Here's a few options…


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The children stared out from the opening of the tunnel in trepidation. "This … this weren't like this last time."
"When was last time?" I asked.
"Been a full turn and a piece since we comed this way because of the collapse."
Assuming by a full turn and a piece he meant it had been a little more than a year I made sure to clarify, "The collapse that isn't there any longer."
Ropsy nodded. "Yes Lady, the one that fell into the abyss. This … this weren't like this last time. It … it be like the tunnel now opens up on a new place. Perhaps the Light moved it like It moved the collapse." There was a collective shudder amongst the children and I knew I needed to put a stop to the ridiculous superstitious reaction immediately.
I shook my head feeling much more confident than I had since I'd first been kidnapped. "Nonsense. Tunnel openings do not simply move of their own accord. And while I agree that the Light could do such a thing I'm sure that a better reason than scaring us would need to be apparently. Are you able to tell me where we should be by your reckoning?"
Ropsy continued to stare out on the landscape in stupefaction. "Huh? Oh … oh wellll …"
It was Hela that recovered first and told me, "I tried to tell him that the signs and markers had all changed between the river and the Borderlands. He didn't believe me. The river man that had me said it was because the river had split in two during the drought and when the rains came back the river didn't heal but split into two separate rivers that travelled on either side of a long island that raised up between them. It now looks like a snake that has split in half. It still runs out into the big water in the Southerlands but it comes out in two different places from where it used to."
"Yes, so I had heard as well," I told her. "It was a drought and a minor earthquake combined. And honestly Rulie uncross your eyes before they get stuck like that. You act like you've never seen trees before. I admit it is likely a startling event but there is no need to come all undone over it. These trees are called willows and since they are a type of tree that enjoys what my father called wet feet – meaning their roots are drawn to the dampest of soils – I would say we must be very near to a source of water. Whether it is something that can be made potable is another matter. I've heard that some of the river is now brackish from running through the heavily mineralized soil in its new pathway."
The children looked at me and I sighed. "Am I talking too much again?"
Ropsy shook his head. "No Lady, just nothing you're saying makes much sense."
"Oh. Well, the land that the river now runs across had salts in it. When the water ran across the soil, it became mud and released the salts it held. The water now contains the salts and because it is both salty and fresh it is called brackish. As for this forest of trees that seemed to appear from nowhere, I would say it is that the river water has saturated the ground for a long ways and brought willow seeds with it. Willows grow quite quickly, sometimes more than ten measures in a year. Is that explanation better?"
Ropsy shrugged and said, "Some."
But rather than completely reassure them the children continued to hover inside the tunnel entrance. I squared my shoulders and said, "Well now it is my turn. You took care of me and now I'm going to help take care of you."
"We are in need of sustenance. I know forests as well as you know the Borderlands … even if this is just a willow forest. You wait here and I'll see what I can do about bagging some local game. It might just be squirrels or a few crows but we should be able to piece it out and make it something acceptable. I see both lamb's quarter and some edible mushrooms just beyond that bolder over there. You gather those and I'll bring us back some meat and we'll string some kabobs and have a salad to go with it."
They didn't want to let me go and I made them promise not to leave unless great danger presented itself, but finally we agreed to a compromise; I was to take Rulie with me. Damsie was not pleased but I told her that it would likely be her turn next time since apparently I needed a watcher to be allowed out of sight since I was too big for a harness.
Ropsy said, "Aw Lady, it is just we promised your old watcher we'd keep you safe and get you back where you belonged."
Sighing I responded, "A good trick that when not even I know where I belong these days. Be that as it may I thank you for your concern. I will return as soon as possible." Turning to Rulie I said, "You prank me and I'll pinch you such that you will build a story about it to keep your children and children's children in line. We need food and I've no desire to go hunting you up if you should wish to hide."
His eyes got real wide, "No Lady. Never. 'Sides Hela would have my skin for new boots should I do such a thing. And by the look on Damsie's face she'd likely fight Hela to see who got to wear 'em first."
I looked and sure enough they were staring daggers at the young boy which gave me to understand that if the situation had been a different one he could be quite … er … lively.
"Good. Now come along and stay quiet."
It was an hour later and I'd almost given up on meat when suddenly we were be pelted with things from the trees. Ooooo, how I hate monkeys. I did manage to spear three young males of their species before having to retreat. Rulie seemed quite shaken by the encounter at first but by the time we neared the tunnel entrance his bravado had returned and he was prepared to tell a colorful tale.
We were about to step onto the rocky path when I wrenched Rulie back. There near the entrance Ropsy wrestled upon the ground with a young man. There was no time to waste. I dumped the game and my pack, pulled my fang and rushed forward. I was about to plunge the fang into the back of the attacker when Hela and a young woman grabbed me.
"Stop! What are you doing?! I must …"
Hela cried, "It be Torm Lady … it be Torm!"


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Pictures up
I have gone through the pictures and posted some of them; I'm not overwhelming the site with too many, but a good mix of what we saw and experienced. Including the small Canada Day celebration we had in South Dakota that I had forgotten to mention. Or the few pics from the Pizza Ranch in Spearfish where the manager re-opened the place just for us.
The link is here.


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Video: Andrea Pirlo scores an unstoppable thunderbolt against Atalanta
Juventus' midfield maestro Andrea Pirlo has done it again. He scored a brilliant goal for the Bianconeri against Atalanta when he unleashed a screamer from distance.
Pirlo's goal proved to be the winner, as Juventus defeated Atalanta in the Serie A 2-1 to continue their run at the top of the Serie A table, extending their lead to 10 points over nearest rivals Roma.
The midfielder's goal came right on the stroke of half-time, as he fired in a venomous shot from about 35 yards out. The visitors had earlier taken the lead through Migliaccio's header after 25 minutes. Fernando Llorente equalised for Juventus, poking home from a corner after 35 minutes.
The Italian's goal itself was a thing of beauty, as he brought the ball under control, before unleashing an unstoppable shot that swerved away from the goalkeeper, giving him no chance at all to try and save it.
Watch the goal here:
Here is the goal from another angle:


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(formerly, in India) a native soldier, usually an infantryman, in the service of Europeans, especially of the British.
Origin of sepoy
1675–85, in sense "horseman"; 1710–20 for current sense; variant of sipahi < Urdu < Persian sipāhī horseman, soldier, derivative of sipāh army; cf. spahi
Dictionary.com Unabridged Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2019
Examples from the Web for sepoy
Historical Examples of sepoy
"Perhaps he saved his master's life in the Sepoy rebellion," she thought.Sara Crewe
Frances Hodgson Burnett
In May, sixty-one artillerymen and four Sepoy regiments were there.A History of the Nineteenth Century, Year by Year
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To the walls, however, the Sepoy directed his closest scrutiny.
"I will pay you the tribute of assuring you that it is not," replied the Sepoy.
"Very well; I will not return until the time appointed," said the Sepoy.
(formerly) an Indian soldier in the service of the British
Word Origin for sepoy
C18: from Portuguese sipaio, from Urdu sipāhī, from Persian: horseman, from sipāh army
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
"native of India in British military service," 1717, from Portuguese sipae, from Urdu sipahi, from Persian sipahi "soldier, horseman," from sipah "army." The Sepoy Mutiny was 1857-8.
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The crown jewel of our resort is Canyon Falls Swimming Pool, one of the most talked-about parts of every Adventures On the Gorge vacation. Canyon Falls 3,000 square feet of crisp, clean splashing bliss surrounded by 10,000 square feet of deck with an incredible view right on the rim of the New River Gorge. Your whole crew will be occupied for hours on end, especially the kiddos in our zero-entry splash park.
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Hours, Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day—10 am- 9 pm, though we do occasionally close early for private functions, weddings, etc.
Call us for info about birthday parties, private pool rentals and weddings.
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All pool entry includes use of towels and chairs, as available. No outside food or drink permitted.


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Women's work
SPEAK OF "democracy building" and the first image conjured up is one of the coalition forces' "shock and awe" campaign to topple Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq. It is unknown how that story will end, but there are other tales of democracy building, told by women. Across the globe, women are organizing to end politics dominated by the gun.
In 162 nations, women working to make democracy flower have sought small grants from the San Francisco-based Global Fund for Women to fund their work. These assists, averaging $10,860 and some totaling as little as $1,000, "are the means to transform the world," said Kavita N. Ramdas, the fund's president and CEO.
Women, Ramdas explained, are the first to feel the impact of violence, of poverty, of environmental degradation, of the rising forces of fundamentalism. Nepali women, for example, sought funds for reforestation because they were walking eight miles a day to find firewood.
Since its inception in 1987, the Global Fund has given $44 million to support 2,900 women's groups. It is the only fund that accepts grant requests in any language, Ramdas said.
In November, the fund celebrated the end of a three-year campaign to create two new $10 million funds: the Legacy Fund, a commonsense stash of cash for a "rainy day," and the Now or Never Fund, which will be spent down in the next five years for emergencies that affect women in particular and society in general. The Legacy Fund is the largest endowment in the world dedicated to women's rights internationally.
A $40,000 Now or Never grant, for example, went to the Mano River Women's Peace Network, a group of 100 predominantly women-led organizations from Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea, to insure women had a place at the table in peace negotiations in a region torn by strife for more than 15 years.
"People understand that violence brings war -- nothing else," said Amina Mama, a Nigerian woman who chairs the Global Fund's board of directors. "They understand they must bring peace to their own communities."
The political collapse that brings devastation to communities and families always begins the same way, said Mama. First, there's a crisis, which leads to violence. Violence results in the shutting down of public services, which in turn undermines the government and civil society.
Think: Somalia. Think: Iraq. Think: Liberia.
Only when there is peace will democracy take root. "Once democratized, we can hold leaders to account," Mama said. "That's what makes democracy possible."
For 12 years, the Global Fund for Women supported women's organizations in Afghanistan, where, working on a shoestring, they disabused many of the idea that aid was something foreign organizations did while local groups were sidelined.
"We built schools and four clinics. Women would otherwise die," said Sakena Yacoobi, an Afghan woman who is also a Global Fund director. "We made a difference."
What's notable is that these women are able to do so much with so little, to build a foundation for democracy worldwide from the ground up.


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NEW DEALINE for benchmark submission: 24 MARCH
SAT Competition 2002 is going to start on March 10, 2002 and continue until (and during) SAT 2002 Symposium (May 6-9, 2002, Cincinatti, Ohio, USA).
Go to the submission page!
Laurent Simon (and possibly system administrators: this is unavoidable!) will be the only person who will have an access to solver sources and compiled programs. The sources will not be published and will be removed from the competition computers after the competition finishes.
Before the actual competition starts, the solvers will be tested for bugs. Buggy solvers will be then returned to their authors who will take their chances to fix the bugs. After possible re-submission, the solvers are checked again, the still-buggy solvers are excluded, and the actual competition starts. (While if a solver is found buggy even at a later stage, it is excluded anyway.)
We will first run each solver on each applicable benchmark (i.e., we will not run incomplete solvers on the benchmarks known to be unsatisfiable); smaller benchmarks come earlier. If a solver does not answer within time limit (to be determined when we know the number of submissions), it is interrupted and will not be run against larger benchmarks of the same series. Randomized solvers will be started several times and the median time will be taken into account ("time limit" is charged for the unsuccessful tries); it is not run against larger benchmarks if it failed in all its tries on a smaller benchmark.
For the next stage of the competition we select top N solvers (determined from the first stage by the same method as will be used for determining the winners after the second stage) in each of the 6 categories and run them on the M smallest unsolved benchmarks (again, separately in each category), smaller benchmarks come earlier. We suppose N=M=4 now, but Laurent may change it right after the deadline if the number of benchmarks and/or solvers and/or our computers will be far from what we predict. Clearly, at this stage the time limit will be substantially larger.
There will be two categories of solvers: complete ones and incomplete ones. (Clearly, a complete solver can take part in the competition in both categories). There will be also three categories of benchmarks. Thus, there will be a total of 2*3=6 winners, the same amount of second place winners etc.
However, if a solver solves no (zero) benchmarks for given category, it cannot be declared a winner under any circumstances.
To motivate participation an award of US Dollar 2500 (provided by the computational logic group at Delft) will be allocated to a selection of solvers and benchmarks. Namely, an award of $300 will be given to each winning complete solver and each winning incomplete solver in each category (total of 2*3=6 awards). Only first place winners will be awarded. The allocation of the remaining money is described in the Call for Benchmarks.
If a category has strictly less than three groups authoring solvers (those ones that were not found buggy or were successfully fixed), the award is not given and its pieces will be added to the awards for other categories.


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i'm using vista so maybe that's the problem.-nudone (April 29, 2010, 10:17 AM)
oh, one other thing - does it matter if i have lots of non browser windows open at the same time? i should have mentioned that in the first place. sorry.-nudone (April 29, 2010, 10:17 AM)
would it make a difference if the process performed slower?-nudone (April 30, 2010, 03:29 AM)
i've 3 other autohotkey scripts running at the same time - could these be challenging this browser refresh script in some way?-nudone (April 30, 2010, 03:29 AM)
Nope. However, if you don't mind, I could re-write it so that each window is focused first and then dealt with. Is this acceptable?-skwire (April 30, 2010, 03:32 AM)
excellent. it now appears to work (it got stuck a couple of times but i can't say why).i've just changed the SendInput to F5 as Maxthon didn't want to respond (even after making sure that ctrl+R did work for it).-nudone (April 30, 2010, 05:29 AM)
perhaps this should be included on Skwire Empire - i think it's a really helpful web development util. i still don't understand why there hasn't been something like this around for years.-nudone (April 30, 2010, 05:29 AM)
i'll send some DC credits later - just waiting for them to go into my account first.thanks very much for this, skwire.-nudone (April 30, 2010, 05:29 AM)
if you don't mind, maybe i'll try and modify the browser refresh script into a little tray app - just with a menu for selecting browsers or something. it would give me something to play with and learn autohotkey.-nudone (April 30, 2010, 06:43 AM)
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text: As yet I still have,nt received my letter from the doctor, once I have this and post it to the tribunal will it be o.k. I would like to know if anyone can tell me if you have a doctors letter which states that you do fall into regs 29 and 35 does this mean that the tribunal should find in my favour. Or does the person who writes your assessment over rule what your own doctor has suggested thanks a lot