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Cities Compete to Be the Arena for Global Legal Disputes - The New York Times
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José Astigarraga, left, José Ferrer and Eduardo Palmer of the Miami International Arbitration Society. The city wants to be a hub for arbitration.Credit Angel Valentin for The New York Times
The 48-mile Panama Canal expansion is an engineering marvel that promises to speed up international commerce and may be a boon for global ports. It is also one that involves lots of disputes over cost overruns and construction delays, and pushed completion beyond the canal’s 100th anniversary last month.
Rather than hash out any of the issues in Panama, where the court system could have an intrinsic bias toward the government, the feuding parties mutually agreed to iron out $1.6 billion in disputes in Miami.
It’s not that Miami had any special connection to the construction in Panama. The city worked to attract the proceedings as part of a concerted effort to become an international hub for arbitration proceedings.
The weeks and months of billable hours and protracted talks can translate to an economic lift for a host city catering to out-of-town investors and their lawyers and support staff, making municipalities worldwide eager to woo bickering parties.
For all the expense involved, most investors still see arbitration as a preferred route to going to court in any particular country to settle such problems.
“People know when they have such a dispute that they will be forever foreigners,” said Jan Paulsson, an international arbitration specialist who teaches at the University of Miami’s School of Law, “and they would rather be in a place where the other side does not have advantage and everyone is equal.”
In an effort to avoid protracted courtroom battles, most business contracts these days specify that disputes will be settled by binding arbitration done outside the public spotlight. But choosing an impartial location can be just as important.
“Arbitration has grown steadily because it provides a forum for the selection of neutral decision makers attuned to cultural and legal differences,” said Edna Sussman, an arbitrator and lawyer who teaches at Fordham Law School. Local courts often make a venue important, she said, because parties look to the readiness and training of judges to apply arbitration law while proceedings are underway and enforce any big-dollar awards that result.
Details of commercial arbitrations are often murky because private investors want to keep them confidential. But filings against governments usually become public because they involve taxpayer money, thus offering a window into the global arbitration system.
International locales like London and Paris traditionally have been favored — as well as centers of commerce like Hong Kong and Singapore for Asian disputes — but parties can agree to settle matters elsewhere. New York has long been a major site for global arbitration proceedings because its contract law is predictable and does not allow for appeals on specious grounds.
Proprietary research for the New York State Bar association projected that an increase of 10 to 20 percent in such proceedings in the city could add as much as $400 million annually to law firm coffers.
And these expensive squabbles show no signs of abating. Last year, investors filed 1,165 new international cases at the International Center for Dispute Resolution, the international division of the American Arbitration Association, a New York nonprofit group. That number is up from 888 cases in 2010 and 204 in 1992. Another major organization, the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris, had 767 new filings last year, compared with 337 in 1992.
Miami, with 128 cases last year compared with 49 in 2010, is second to New York among American cities in the number of arbitrations conducted by the International Center for Dispute Resolution. The Florida bar has helped attract foreign lawyers to practice in the state during arbitration hearings without having to become members of the state bar. Its court system also has a specialized tribunal — the International Commercial Arbitration Court — with judges trained to handle arbitration matters.
Miami also has been recruiting well-known law firms to open offices in the city, and the University of Miami’s School of Law is offering special degree programs in international arbitration.
The city is also promoting the city’s lower costs, bilingual professional force and a location that it is easily reachable from South America, Europe and Asia. The cost of holding an arbitration proceeding, with Miami’s average hotel cost at $261 a night, can be half the $554 nightly cost in Paris, according to the city’s research.
The biggest feather in Miami’s cap so far has been landing the disputes involving the $5.25 billion expansion of the Panama Canal, which is being enlarged to accommodate newer ships whose bulk prevents them from passing through the waterway. The Panama Canal Authority, which oversees the canal, is wrangling with a consortium of construction companies from Spain, Italy and Belgium, with three mutually chosen arbitration experts set to examine the claims and decide the outcome.
There will be meetings in other cities as well, but Miami’s economy will reap the benefits of negotiation-related spending like fees for conference facilities and offices and the employment of legal support personnel, including court reporters and translators, in addition to overnight hotel stays, restaurant meals and entertainment.
“What was once a subset of the legal sector,” said Eduardo Palmer, lawyer and secretary for the Miami International Arbitration Society, “is now becoming a stand-alone industry.”
Not to be outdone, Atlanta, which garnered 17 arbitration cases last year from the International Center for Dispute Resolution, is also stepping up efforts to attract such legal business. A new arbitration resource, the Atlanta Center for International Arbitration and Mediation, is set to open in May 2015 in a building under construction to house Georgia State University’s College of Law, said Shelby R. Grubbs, the center’s executive director.
Both Florida and Georgia legislatures have aligned their state statutes with international commercial arbitration rules, making it easier for the parties to opt out of some grounds for judicial review once an arbitration award is determined. And Georgia State’s law school is adding to its course offerings on arbitration and mediation.
Other cities lining up for — and winning — international arbitration business include Los Angeles, San Francisco, Houston, Dallas and Chicago as well as Washington.
New York is also burnishing its arbitration credentials. Last year, the New York International Arbitration Center opened in Manhattan, as a space where arbitrators can hold hearings to examine the facts and settle cross-border grievances. Some 37 law firms funded the site.
The center, which celebrated its first anniversary in June, has hosted some 20 hearings so far. Most involved commercial arbitrations between two private parties involving issues such as oil and gas, construction and intellectual property, and one dispute arose from a bilateral investment treaty where investors could invoke arbitration in a dispute with governments and governmental entities.
The opening of an International Chamber of Commerce office in Manhattan this year is also likely to help funnel more cases to New York. Thus far, the cases filed increasingly involve parties from North America, said Alexandra Dosman, the center’s executive director, adding that this “reflects the importance of the American market, and that it’s growing.”
A version of this article appears in print on 09/12/2014, on page B5 of the NewYork edition with the headline: Cities Compete to Be the Arena for Global Legal Disputes.


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With an undeniably pretty pink heart motif, this 75ml fragrance is sweet, but not overpoweringly so. In fact, while this fragrance does contain vanilla, I find that the citrus notes of the pink grapefruit notes are clear from the second you spray it and lovely. They compliment each other really well as the vanilla just takes the sharper edge off of the fruitiness. While it does have some, it's not too heavy with musk and is quite light, if musk isn't your thing.
What I really love is the thoughtful addition of the easy to seal twisting lid, which allows you to carry it around wherever you need without fear of it leaking. I regularly throw my makeup and beauty products in the bottom of bags and suitcases so this is a great reassurance! This has meant that I've taken it with me to work several times this week. Although it wears off after a couple hours of lugging book trolleys around, I still think that this fragrance is great for everyday wear and I love the pink grapefruit in it! You can buy Very Pink for £1.99 at Superdrug and as Impulse is widely stocked, I doubt it'd be hard to track this down and give this fragrance a try for yourself.
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c++ - How to close a file handle opened with SHCreateStreamOnFile - Stack Overflow
How to close a file handle opened with SHCreateStreamOnFile
Since I need to format "pretty" XML using MSXML, I am using the trick referenced here to add indentation to my code. Since all I want is to save a file, I open an IStream using SHCreateStreamOnFile(). The file gets saved, I can open it in a text editor and the XML content is there. Then I call Release() on the IStream interface so that the IStream and the file handle get closed.
Or so I tought, however Process Explorer tell me that my process still has a reference to my file once my save function exits (despite the release). I tried calling Release() a second time, but still no result, the handle doesn't get closed. All Google and MSDN could tell me was that I should call Release... But it isn't clear if Release() releases only the COM object or the file handle also.
So, is there a special way to force the close of a file handle created by SHCreateStreamOnFile()? Or is there a better way to obtain an IStream on a file? Do I need to call Release() on the IMXWriter, ISAXXMLReader and IStream in a specific order?
c++ windows com share|improve this question edited May 31 '11 at 22:22
asked May 31 '11 at 22:01
What all are you doing with that IStream? You must be passing it to something that holds on to it for a while....
Check this social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/vcmfcatl/thread/… - related to your problem - using of smart pointers, and not releasing additional reader object
Hum, I am not using the CComPtr class, but I do however use a custom one. I'll check that out. Also, SHCreateStreamOnFile() use an "out" parameter, instead of a return value like in the blog post you mentionned. And I did tried to Release the pointer 2 times...
ildjarn was right, I was passing it to an object that didn't get deleted, because I didn't knew that QueryInterface incremented the reference count ( I tought it was kind of a "COM" way of casting a pointer ). Releasing that object released the file at the same time.
A beginner mistake from someone not used to COM programming.
Use ATL for COM. CComPtr<> and CComQIPtr<> can help you avoid a lot of head aches.
Jun 2 '11 at 7:34
Thanks, I'll check those class!
I met this problem before:
HRESULT hr = SHCreateStreamOnFileEx(L"my.xml",
STGM_READWRITE | STGM_SHARE_DENY_WRITE | STGM_FAILIFTHERE,
FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL|FILE_ATTRIBUTE_HIDDEN,
TRUE, NULL, &spStream);
SOMSXML::IXMLDOMDocumentPtr pXMLDoc;
hr = pXMLDoc.CreateInstance(__uuidof(SOMSXML::DOMDocument));
pXMLDoc->async = false;
hr = pXMLDoc->load(spStream.p);
You must wait execution on the destructor of pXMLDoc and spStream.Release(); , the handle on the file will be closed.
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Posted by Bruce Charlton at Monday, December 26, 2011
Choosing to be a Christian is a personal matter. The path is a personal one as exemplified by Jesus. Did Jesus extoll creating a certain kind of society? I don't think so.
I always understood he was talking solely about what the individual could do to understand their relationship with God.
If those statements are true then from a societal perspective creating a neutral medium in which people have the knowledge, perspective, and health to be able to make the choice of being a Christian seems to be our goal. Anything beyond that is creating a forceful situation that is counter-productive.
If you search this blog for the word 'neutrality' - and read the entries in reverse order - you will see that I believe neutrality is impossible.
A society, a law or regulation, a habit wil be either for or against Christianity (or will have certain aspects for and others against) - but it cannot be and never is neutral: just as no choice is our lives is neutral - it is either Good, or against Good.
In practice, the call for neutrality promotes an atheist, Leftist, materialist, hedonic agenda.
What about Luther's concept of "two kingdoms"? He thought God ruled both the church AND the state through His Providence.
To me, this fits with your idea of individual choice. The first duty of the Christian is to submit to the state to the extent it does not contradict Christianity, since God's rule of order though the state is a blessing.
It does seem with modernity, the island of non-contradiction with Christianity is shrinking.
Also, with democracy, each Christian is both a citizen AND a ruler, and thus is *required* to exert his rule as a voter. One may not simply yield trust to the good king, for there is no king - only a ghost which represents the political center.
26 December 2011 at 21:33
How do you avoid the problems of, say, Calvin's Geneva?
Perhaps the best man can do is to organize society as much as possible around Natural Reason (Lewis's Tao). Much of the virtue that Natural Reason enjoins can't be imposed, but its principles can be ideals that the state's laws align with.
This will mean that laws will promote virtues such as moderation, temperance, modesty, sobriety, honesty, thrift, respect for the elderly and protection of children, fairness, marital faithfulness and perseverance, parental authority, and so on. The state will generally not be concerned with private departures from these virtues because the virtues themselves (e.g. that of moderation) will prohibit "utopian" excesses; the role of the state in inculcating the virtues will be limited, will primarily be the restriction and, if need be, punishment of behavior that militates against virtuous living. For example, crime in a neighborhood makes it harder for people to live virtuously (when they are afraid, etc.), so the state will rightly exert its powers to secure the safety of neighborhoods. I'm distressed by how the armed forces of my country are involved in costly endeavors to establish democracy abroad, while in many cities there are neighborhoods overriden by crime and corruption. Isn't this unseemly?
I believe, with the Epistle to the Romans as I understand it, that the state has a legitimate role in the enforcement of laws of this type.
It is for the Church to preach divine Law, this including the obedience that is specifically due to God. I would not trust to fallible men, and certainly not to bureaucrats, the enforcement of civil penalties for failure to go to church! Attendance at sacred worship should not be a requirement of man's law ("My Kingdom is not of this world," said our Lord). Likewise it is the calling of the Church -- its calling above all -- to preach the Gospel and to dispense the Sacraments. Churches should be able to teach a robust Christianity in schools, but these should not be paid for by taxes; nor, I might wonder, should secular schools...
> "contra Adam Smith, good results cannot ultimately comes from bad motivations but only briefly and delusively as a temptation; since over time bad motivations will thoroughly corrupt any well-intentioned system. Surely that is obvious by now? Isn't that precisely what we are experiencing?)."
Not what we are experiencing at all. Leftists have good intentions, and no one had better intentions that Pol Pot.
Ponchaud hints that the sin of pride may have been the key evil, in that the Khmer Rouge perhaps desired to believe themselves saints, and everyone else sinners deserving of suffering and punishment, whereas Barron and Paul hint that perhaps the sin of lust may have been the key evil, in that the Khmer Rouge perhaps, like the fictitious party leadership in Orwell's book 1984, lusted for absolute and extraordinary power over others, power that can necessarily only be demonstrated by making other people suffer.
But even if the problem was lust for absolute power, their intent was to do no end of good things with that power.
27 December 2011 at 01:37
@Dave - "One may not simply yield trust to the good king, for there is no king - only a ghost which represents the political center. "
@Dale - Agreed.
@JAD - I think I expressed this too tersely. When I wrote of motivations I did not mean intentions; I meant that it was counter-productive trying to build the Good society using as 'tools' peoples bad 'motivations' such as greed, status seeking, lust, fear etc.
But it is tempting because these things work in the short term.
For example, I was very concerned at the lack of 'revolutionary science' and how it had been taken-over by 'normal science' because normal science is much more predictable and low risk.
I argued that revolutionary science could be encouraged by very large money prizes for exceptional achievement - the prizes would need to be very large to be an effective incentive, to compensate for the fact that they were retrospective and that there was a low probability of winning one.
BUT I now recognize that this *system* would have the long term effect (even if it worked in the short term) of making scientists motivated for money - of making science into a branch of business, oriented-around profit - in which case 'science' would no longer be about discovering the nature of reality, seeking and speaking truth etc.
In fact, REAL science can only be promoted by encouraging Scientific motivations.
Then apply that point elsewhere - that is what I was getting at...
27 December 2011 at 05:34
@Dale was better at articulating what I was thinking and it was heartening to read you agreed with his words.


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Best intro ever? University of Oregon takes field behind bagpipe-playing relief pitcher | Big League Stew - Yahoo Sports
For the past few weeks, I've been wondering how Brian Wilson might be best able to serve the San Francisco Giants as he recovers from season-ending Tommy John surgery.
After watching this video, I now have a pretty good idea. The eccentric closer can don a kilt and get rid of some of his extra hot air by leading the rest of the Giants bullpen onto the field with a set of bagpipes — just like University of Oregon relief pitcher David Wylie does:
Ah, as Harry Caray used to say, you can't beat fun at the old ballpark, friends.
Make no mistake, either: That really is Wylie squawking his Duck teammates onto the field. The junior right-hander has "enjoys playing the bagpipes" listed in the personal section of his Oregon biography.
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Posted on August 8, 2014 by Rebel Rouser Bubblehead
I made a resolution today, to leave this chain of thoughts that glorifies you into a saint you are not. I had the stones to leave, to abandon ship, so from now on I will ignore your very apparent existence. I also had the stones to admit to myself, a little truth that hurts, that I miss you. I miss the person you are when we are alone, if that makes you a player then you are guilty as charged. I miss the one month out of four that you call me almost everyday just to check up on me, and always ending every phone call by telling me you miss me. How you got so angry, or maybe acted angry at my every departure, yeah you almost changed my mind every time. I miss how you looked at me with dreamy eyes that engulfed every inch of me with the exception of my flaws. I miss you holding me close and how sometimes we did mot have to talk but nudge your fingers with mine as a symbol of understating, that you understood me, the one thing I searched for. I honestly miss you hugging me. It was powerful and inviting , like open gates to a world where I could be anything, even loved…..
Sure we kissed here and there but what I miss the most is when you took my hand every time we crossed a road. It was as if you just thought me too precious to be harmed, that alone aroused a priceless feeling. I miss that alternative you that I do not see in you right now. I guess you left him packed away along with your ability to express your feelings to me anymore, I really need access to that bag, before I pack mine too.
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Good place to camp the night before you explore - Wawona Campground Traveller Reviews - TripAdvisor
“Very nice forest campground”
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Good place to camp the night before you explore - Wawona Campground Traveller Reviews
“Excellent campground in the heart of the forest”
Review of Wawona Campground
Ranked #6 of 23 Speciality Lodging in Yosemite National Park
Excellent campground in the heart of the forest
Brilliant camping, camping in the US is a must and so much better than in the UK. It has to be done with a camp fire and smores. Pitches are all a much of a muchness so don't get too picky. You can hear the river in the morning and you are set back from the road. Wouldn't hesitate to go here again as it is in South Yosemite then its a good place to camp the night before you explore.
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All reviews mariposa grove general store flush toilets lovely river glacier point the loop bathroom stalls yosemite valley minute drive beautiful site cleaned daily tunnel view swinging bridge three nights small store bear box bathrooms were clean
Stayed at #34 Wawona last week for a couple of nights because we couldn't get a site in Yosemite Valley. The good: beautiful, quite, it was on the river and there was a lot of space between the sites across from it and next to it (felt more private than the valley campgrounds). The bad: this site was not flat, a little small -- good for only one medium sized tent, and he bathroom by this site was really old with no shelf to put your things on while using the sink, and no hooks anywhere to hang things on. Also, there was no dish washing station. The staff here were very nice. The camp was beautiful, however, for us, the distance was just too far from the valley and we went to Yosemite to climb. Ok, here's the worst part for me: the drive was one of the most winding roads I've ever experienced. It reminded me of the road to Hana in places. Because I tend to get car sick on windy roads, this was really a drawback for me and I would not stay here again.
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Came here to camp end of May 2012, group camping looks like it would be a great place. The weather was absolutely perfect. Dogs are allowed, we brought our Sharpei dog and she had an amazing time by the creek. The place was quiet during the day & night time, every camper was respectful of each other & the rangers were friendly and helpful.
About a mile away (not recommended for walking) there is a general store (to buy wood, etc), gas station (Chevron) also the Wawona Hotel. Several hikes are also conveniently located there, drive & park your car by the info station. The tour bus is free, also near the general store and takes you all over Yosemite.
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Camping Weekend at Wawona Sept 2012 - Site 32
We spent last week camped at Wawona Campground in Yosemite National Park - we arrived around lunch time Thursday September 13 and left on Monday morning September 17.
We were in site 32 in loop B and I really liked the site. Every site has a bear locker, picnic table and a fire ring. Most of the sites in loop B looked pretty good, some were a bit more sloped than others. Our site was slightly sloped but not enough to cause a problem. The site was just one site over from the bathrooms - close enough to be convenient but not too close - although people walking past talking at 6 am might bother some.
Personally i think loop B site 34 looks like one of the best in the campground (but it wasnt available).
We booked back in May 2012 for three nights then added another night in July. The cost was $20 per night.
Good amenities (but no showers)
Beautiful site in the trees
Lots of cheeky squirrels (dont feed them)
You feel a bit away from all the tourist craziness of the valley
Easy access (1 mile) to Wawona Store if you forget anything
Park Rangers were nice
The campground sits in a valley, on a bit of a slope, right next to the road, so you do hear road noise. The tree canopy seems to reflect sound, so if you are unfortunate (as we were for two nights) to have noisy neighbours, the sound will be amplified. Some sites are very sloped.
I would NOT recommend Loop A at all and I would definitely select Loop B over Loop C for tent campers as loop C allows RVs so there is more noise, and the space is more open with less trees. Although that being said sites 1-4 in Loop C looked pretty cool.
Remember to follow the rules - always, always lock your food and toiletries in the bear locker (we saw a bear near the campground), don't feed the squirrels, put out your campfire and never leave it unattended (the fine is $380 if the Ranger catches you - and I think this even includes being in your tent when the fire is burning), only dump your dishwater in the troughs provided. Park Rangers always come through at about 8:30 am (that we noticed) checking on everyone.
The distance from Yosemite Valley wasn't bad. I think it took us about 35 minutes to get to Tunnel View. It was less than 15 minutes to Mariposa Grove. We also did a day trip to Tuolumne Meadows and didnt feel it was too far.
Room Tip: Loop B, site 34 is my favourite, followed by any other site in Loop B, then sites 1-4 in Loop C. Bo...
Ask Azzrielish about Wawona Campground
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Great campsite on river
Only stayed one night but could have spent much more. Lovely campground by the river. Boys had great fun swimming and playing in the water which was still very cold even at the end of summer. Nice spaces though with typical end of summer dustiness. Enjoyed the bats at dusk - one even crashed into one of the boys. Close to Mariposa Grove and Wawona village.
Ask Matt S about Wawona Campground
Great Campground without the chaos of the Valley
If you want to be close to the Valley and many popular hikes, Wawona might not be for you. However, if you want a quiet place to camp, then this is the place to go! The campsites are spaced out enough so that you’re not right up against your neighbor, and there are bathrooms & drinking water spouts throughout the loop. The bear lockers are a nice size so everything (food, toiletries, etc.) fit with no problem. You are also able to collect dead/downed wood to use for firewood instead of having to purchase it; our side was right by a creek, and across the creek was a lot of wood that we were able to use.There are also Ranger programs available and small hikes nearby throughout Mariposa Grove. We didn’t do any nearby hikes, since we had longer hikes we wanted to do in the Valley. We did go to a ranger talk in the morning and got some free coffee & hot chocolate!
The drive to the Valley is about an hour, with parking at many trailheads; you can then take the free shuttle (we didn’t do this) around the Valley so you don’t have to worry about parking. We tried to stop in at Curry Village to shower, but couldn’t find a parking space and the traffic was awful so the shuttle might have been a smart idea!
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Offertano
One of the best camping experiences we have ever had.
We were lucky enough to get a large shaded spot right next to the river. It was a very warm week sober were in the river every day and found some really nice swimming holes. of course going in August when the Merced is gentle makes this possible so be careful before jumping in earlier in the season!
The Rangers were attentive and friendly. My daughter and I enjoyed the coffee/hot chocolate morning chat.
The first thing that happened however was pretty traunatic and not uncommon for the region so be careful... As we were unpacking we happened to be standing upon a Yellow Jacket (also known as Meat Bee) nest at the base of a small tree. My son and nephew were bitten numerous times. Luckily they both rebounded quickly and the Rangers came and sprayed withing hours. It's an issue at a few sites so keep your eyes open before you settle in!
Some folks have complained about the facilities but my take is you know it going in... No showers... Bathrooms are serviceable and were cleaned daily... But it really is a beautiful campground and ha less of a manic and crowded feel than the Valley sites.
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During our weekly Wednesday meeting today, we discussed our LED jacket project. We thought that it would be wise to make another LED jacket project because working on one project with several people would not be efficient (two small groups working on different projects would be better).
One group was working on an LED turn signal jacket. The other group decided to brainstorm on another potential LED jacket. Some of our ideas are illustrated from the pictures below:
Our group decided to make an LED jacket with several LEDs on the back that can adjust brightness.
Posted on November 9, 2011	by thuytd
After our research meeting, I went to Metrix with Blaine, Cam and Paige to work on the blinking signal turn jacket for bicyclists. It was my first time at Metrix and I found the place to be rather interesting. There were a lot of equipment and supplies that can be used to make so many cool things. I spent a couple hours sewing the battery pack and the Lilypad onto the jacket using the conductive thread that Paige brought. I had to read through the directions carefully from the website because it was my first time working with conductive thread and I didn’t want to mess anything up. I observed how Cam was designing the wafer for which the LEDs are to be mounted on which makes for easy sewing. The software that was used was called InkScape. Blaine also showed me how the LEDs were wired together so that they can be sewed onto the jacket. I wanted to check the conductivity of my sewing of the conductive thread using a multimeter but didn’t get the chance to because it was getting late. Blaine said that it would be easy to use the multimeter to check the conductivity if we were to learn from Bennett since he has the knowledge to do so. I hope I can finish sewing on the rest of the jacket and am looking forward to the finish product.
Posted on November 3, 2011	by thuytd
Amado and I met with Cam at the lab to get acquainted with the MakerBot. I downloaded the replicatorg software onto my Mac. It took a while for the MakerBot to warm up. While we were waiting, Cam showed us the thingiverse website where we can download some designs and print them. We browsed through the models that people posted. I would like to learn a bit about 3D modeling so I can design something and then print it out with MakerBot. We decided to print something simple and found the Lilypad holder. We encountered some technical difficulties with connecting my Mac to the MakerBot, which took awhile for us to figure out what the problem was. I’m going to ask Cam about the software where I can design something and come back to the lab some other time to print something out with the MakerBot.
Trying to Make a Lilypad with the Makerbot
Posted on November 3, 2011	by amado89
Last week, Cam, Thuy, and I were experimenting with the Makerbot. We downloaded the ReplicatorG software onto Thuy’s laptop and searched for items that we could make from the Makerbot. We decided to make a lilypad because the code was already provided for us.
The first problem that we encountered was that the Makerbot and ReplicatorG seemed to not be communicating or connected to each other. We kept getting error messages from ReplicatorG. We waited a pretty long time until the machine started to work (I think that we just had to wait until the Makerbot warmed up before it started working). Before uploading the code, we waited for the Makerbot to reach a certain temperature (I think it was 255 degrees Fahrenheit). In the meantime, Thuy taught me how to solder since I missed last Wednesday’s meeting.
The second problem that we encountered was that the code for the lilypad was taking extremely long to upload to the Makerbot. We waited almost an hour, and it was still in the process of uploading. We all had to leave before the code was fully uploaded so we never got to make the lilypad.
Posted on November 2, 2011	by jcmagsino
I have always wanted to learn how to solder. Coming into the lab, I saw Jarman talking with Blaine about soldering. It was my lucky day! In the past I have looked up countless YouTube videos trying to teach myself how to solder but have always wanted some kind of assistance in case I did something wrong. Now that Bennett agreed to teach us how to solder, this was a good chance for me to finally get my hands onto the activity.
After receiving a quick tutorial, I quickly realized that soldering is actually not that bad. Basically, all you have to do is take two objects together, heat them with the soldering iron, apply the solder, then remove the iron. Easy! Something that I was pretty hesitant to do is now something that I want to do all the time. Great session!
Posted on November 2, 2011	by thuytd
I didn’t have the slightest clue as to what soldering is. This lab meeting gave me a chance to familiarize myself with the art of soldering! Bennett was teaching a number of us how to solder. It looked fairly simple but I had to try it out to know for myself. I heated up a piece of protruding metal and wire with the solder iron and then melted the solder on both pieces. So this is soldering!
We all decided to work on a blinking signal turn jacket for bicyclists. We are going to use the website that Blaine found as our guide for the project. We wrote the supplies on the white board and checked off the supplies that we already had in the lab. I’m looking forward to working with the conductive thread because I have never heard of such material and want to learn more about it.


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What to do when you don't get paid for your translation or interpretation services?
So you have done your due diligence researching the client beforehand and taken the necessary preventive measures implementing an air tight statement of service; but still, the client has failed to pay your final balance.
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You need to have proof (in writing) that the client has been reasonably notified and that they are aware they have to pay.
Send a friendly reminder of their outstanding balance (with added interest included) by email, phone, certified mail, and/or fax.
Let the client know that you have the copyrights of the translation and they have no legal right using your translation until you are paid in full, if they do, the client commits copyright infringement.
You can also let the client know that you will not deliver the remaining files (if it applies) until the balance is paid in full.
Email: send yourself a carbon copy (cc:)
Phone: take note of the day, time, and person you spoke to and what was discussed. Try to speak to the owner, project manager or CFO.
Mail: use certified mail.
Fax: make sure your fax went through and it is recorded (fax number, day, and time) that is was successfully sent.
2. Attorney Letter.
Have your attorney send another friendly reminder.
The lawyer will write a letter demanding prompt payment with interest including lawyer fees.
3. Collections Agency.
Instead of going to court you have the option of selling the debt to a collector.
They usually will take 25-50% of the debt as payment.
4. Legal Action.
If you know your way around the legal system file your claim or authorize your lawyer to submit a claim in which he also requests payment of both the lawyer and court fees.
*If you feel you are a victim of a scam then you need to inform the local authorities (police, FBI, District Attorney, etc) immediately. Many scammers will simply disappear and wipe clean the 'scene'.
5. Tax Write-Off.
If all else fails and you are not able to recoup your money at least in most countries this type of loss is tax deductible.
6. Warn others.
Help your fellow colleagues.
Let them know who is breaking the law in every way possible, in which you feel comfortable to do so, in order for them not to fall victim too.
Here are a few ways to warn others:
Write a review on Yelp or similar review sites
File a complaint with the Consumer Affaris
Inform your associations and organizations
Let others know on social media groups (like LinkedIn, Facebook, etc)
Inform ethics and scammers directories, payment practice lists, and blacklists online
7. Lesson Learned.
Learn from your mistakes and review how you can improve .
You should also take the time to review your statement of service to make sure that the payment arrangement and terms are clearly stated.
These are only a few suggestions and points to help you get the money owed to you.
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Charles Ek April 17, 2015 at 11:13 AM
It should be noted here that bad debts are NOT deductible on federal income taxes in the U.S. unless the taxpayer uses the accrual, not cash, system of accounting: http://www.irs.gov/publications/p535/ch10.html
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This Summer, RockOn Workshop welcomes Barry Goudreau as a guest artist – Rock On! Young Musicians Workshop
This Summer, RockOn Workshop welcomes Barry Goudreau as a guest artist
Not just another band out of Boston…
Like many musicians, Barry got his first guitar at an early age. By age 15, he had he joined a band with future Boston drummer Sib Hashian, and so it began. They didn’t know that the songs they would produce with Boston, would become the theme songs and anthems for a generation of high schoolers in the 70’s. They had it right with the lyrics…”Rock n roll band, everybody’s waiting, getting crazy anticipating….”. And they did work very hard to make the dream come true. In the early days, Goudreau and Hashian played night clubs, as often as they could, sometimes seven times a week.
Barry met other Boston band members Brad Delp and Fran Sheehan when he auditioned for Delp’s band.”It was around this time that I met Fran Sheehan and Brad Delp. Fran’s house was the place musicians went to jam. We had some great times there, refining our chops until the wee hours. I’m sure the neighbors didn’t appreciate it as much as we did. I met Brad when I auditioned for his band. The guitar player had decided to leave and brought me there as his replacement. Brad sang Led Zeppelin’s “Communication Breakdown”. I had never heard anybody sing like that before, I will never forget it. Unfortunately, I did not get the gig.”
Barry then decided to go to college at Boston University, and get a degree in Geology. While trying to put music aside to focus on school, he soon met up with Tom Scholz who was right across the river at MIT. With Tom, he formed the band ‘Mother’s Milk’ which also included Brad Delp. They began working on demo tapes and tried to get the attention of record companies. “Eventually we put together a demo tape, and brought it to New York to shop for a record contract. I remember sitting in waiting rooms, not able to get past the receptionist. I think it was these several years of constant rejection that drove Tom to continue to refine the songs and recordings to a point where they could no longer be denied.”
Scholz later re-worked and re-recorded some of these demo songs and wrote several new songs for a second set of demo tapes, this time with Scholz performing all of the guitar, bass and keyboard parts. This second demo set won a recording contract with Epic Records. Though he was not credited as a writer on the Boston tracks, Goudreau’s guitar work was an integral part of the Boston trademark sound and style.
Goudreau composed and performed the lead work for “Foreplay/Long Time”, Don’t Look Back, and “Used To Bad News” and provided much creative input to Tom, the primary songwriter.
Goudreau had written many songs in hopes that Scholz would incorporate them into the next Boston LP. Scholz did not express interest in using any of Goudreau’s work. In 1980, Goudreau recorded his first solo LP titled Barry Goudreau, using Brad Delp and Fran Cosmo (who would join Boston in 1991) on vocals, and Sib Hashian (then drummer for Boston) on drums. The record company sought to cash in big time with this “almost Boston” line-up. The LP successfully hit with the songs “Dreams” and “Mean Woman Blues”. Tom Scholz was not pleased with this and asked Barry to leave the band Boston.
In 1984, Barry formed “Orion The Hunter” and released a debut LP. The band included Fran Cosmo as lead vocalist, with Brad Delp provided backing vocals and co-writing five of the album’s songs. The album included the single “So You Ran”. Keyboardist and backing vocalist Brian Maes joined the band. They toured in support of Aerosmith in 1984 but ultimately broke up in 1985.
In 1990 Goudreau formed the band RTZ (Return To Zero). Brad Delp left Boston to join the band. RTZ experienced some success with the hit “Until Your Love Comes Back Around”, written by Brian Maes. Delp left RTZ shortly after to rejoin Boston.
Barry continued to play off and on with Delp and Hashian in various configurations. He recorded “Delp And Goudreau” with Brad in 2003. On October 16, 2007, Goudreau released one final song with Delp on vocals titled “Rockin’ Away”. According to Goudreau, “‘Rockin’ Away’ was written in the summer of 2006 for the 30th Anniversary of the release of the first “Boston” record. It was the last song that Brad and I wrote together. In it, Brad reflects on how he became involved in music, and thanks his many fans for their years of loyalty.”
His current band, Ernie and the Automatics features Sib Hashian, Tim Archibald, Brian Maes, Michael Antunes and “car guy” Ernie Boch, Jr. Their debut album Low Expectations was released on February 17, 2009.
Barry Goudreau resides in Massachusetts with his wife Connie, son Sean, and daughter Michele. He is a strong advocate of music education and is very involved with Music Drives Us, a non-profit organization which funds music programs in the schools and local communities. Kenny Aronoff is also a supporter.
We are pleased to have Barry at RockOn this Summer at BCC.
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Fabrication of copper oxide–coated hollow waveguides for CO2 laser radiation — Tohoku University
Yuji Matsuura, Daisuke Miura, Mitsunobu Miyagi
Hollow fibers for transmitting CO2 laser light were fabricated by the chemical vapor deposition (CVD) method. A dielectric film of copper oxide (Cu2O) was deposited upon the inside of a Ag-coated glass capillary by use of a metal acetylacetonate as the precursor. The waveguide, which was coated with Cu2O and had a bore diameter of 700 mm, showed a loss of 0.9 dB/m for CO2 laser light. The Cu2O film deposited by CVD had high chemical and heat resistivity. Therefore a hollow fiber coated with copper oxide is suitable for high-power laser applications in a severe environment.
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Matsuura, Y., Miura, D., & Miyagi, M. (1999). Fabrication of copper oxide–coated hollow waveguides for CO2 laser radiation. Applied optics, 38(9), 1700-1703. https://doi.org/10.1364/AO.38.001700
Fabrication of copper oxide–coated hollow waveguides for CO2 laser radiation. / Matsuura, Yuji; Miura, Daisuke; Miyagi, Mitsunobu.
In: Applied optics, Vol. 38, No. 9, 20.03.1999, p. 1700-1703.
Matsuura, Y, Miura, D & Miyagi, M 1999, 'Fabrication of copper oxide–coated hollow waveguides for CO2 laser radiation', Applied optics, vol. 38, no. 9, pp. 1700-1703. https://doi.org/10.1364/AO.38.001700
Matsuura Y, Miura D, Miyagi M. Fabrication of copper oxide–coated hollow waveguides for CO2 laser radiation. Applied optics. 1999 Mar 20;38(9):1700-1703. https://doi.org/10.1364/AO.38.001700
Matsuura, Yuji ; Miura, Daisuke ; Miyagi, Mitsunobu. / Fabrication of copper oxide–coated hollow waveguides for CO2 laser radiation. In: Applied optics. 1999 ; Vol. 38, No. 9. pp. 1700-1703.
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NINTENDO DS / GUITAR HERO / ON TOUR DECADES
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Guitar Hero On Tour: Decades - Game Only (Nintendo DS) Nintendo DS
Nintendo DS game: Guitar Hero on Tour. Customs services and international tracking provided
+ £12.42 postage	GUITAR HERO ON TOUR MODERN HITS GAME + GRIP NINTENDO DS LITE brand new ORIGINAL
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Guitar Hero: On Tour Modern Hits Game only for Nintendo DS & DS Lite £2.99
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Guitar Hero On Tour Decades and Nintendo DS with Guitar Grip
Guitar Hero On Tour Solus Game only for Nintendo DS & DS Lite - New
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Linea Organdy Oblong Table Runner - Free Shipping On Orders Over $45 - Overstock.com - 13197636
Premium Quality Oblong Ivory Flannelback Vinyl Tablecloth
I like all the colors here. I think I was about to choose black, but white was the only one they had available, so I got that. I planned to put this on my dark cherry coffee table, but if I didn't like it there, I could put it somewhere else. I like the way it looks on my table, and am satisfied with my purchase. :) I thought it would be softer than it is. I thought it would be silky, but instead it's hard and rough. That's not a problem, only I'm having a hard time getting the wrinkles out. I tried wetting it and hanging it to dry. I tried cool ironing. My next step is to try warm iron through a towel. Even with the wrinkles, it still looks nice! :)
ITEM# 13197636
ITEM#: 13197636
This wonderful runner showcases a stylish organdy pattern in several beautiful colors. This lovely oblong runner is crafted of cotton and polyester.
Color options: Chocolate, grey, taupe, ivory, black
Pattern: Organdy
Dimensions 13 in. x72 in.
Model Number 1547.CT1372B
Floral Rainbow 72-inch Table Runner
Polyester Circle Design Table Linens
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sweetness06 Jan 28, 2011
"The dropdown only shows ivory. Does that mean other colors aren't available? I'm thinking I'll go with black."
Thanks for your interest, yes, Ivory looks like the only color available at this time. Sorry for the inconvenience.
"Is there a version of these that are a little bit shorter?"
Thank you for your inquiry, no unfortunately this is the only size available.

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