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… how a 2-year old dehydrated bear with his head stuck in a jar for over a week couldn’t have been tranquilized – yes, even in a “busy” town – and relocated, instead of being killed?
Efforts to tranquilise the animal failed because the bear “stayed in forested areas”, he said.
Mr Naplin said the bear was “in pretty tough condition” after being unable to eat or drink for several days because of the 2.5-gallon (9.5-litre) plastic jar on its head.
Officials knew the jar had been stuck on his head for many days. It was not going to fall off suddenly. It was not going to break. Why could he not have been tranquilized?
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Salisbury News: Texas cop's lawyer: He was stressed by earlier calls
Bishkin was careful not to say the stress was an excuse for his actions,
10:41 because the chief was quick to throw him under the bus and now the lawyer is setting the table for a lawsuit.
yeah that makes sense...NOT
you forgot the mayor. and other cops and pd chiefs. and about 100 million other SANE people.
That officer is going to be a rich man.
Stress = liberal
Yep...i would caution people to be very careful as they throw officers under the bus. It only takes one attorney to make a good case that changes the way people are held accountable for slander - including the press. Then there is wrongful discharge. Watch the FOP make the prosecutor in Baltimore look like a fool.
Slander is oral. Libel is written and what the press could be held accountable for but don't let using the correct legal words deter you from the practice of sofa law.
Stress: the confusion created in ones mind when the mind overrides the body's basic desire to choke the living crap out of some a$$hole who desperately needs it.
With that said this is clearly not a stress related incident this is a clear cut case of THUG COP that just got caught. It's time the good people of this country stand up against the police state and fight for their rights instead of letting them control us like zombies. Most if not all cops think they are superior to the general public and truth is that they are just like any other human with the same problems. He must have thought she had a weapon stuffed in her bikini?
The FOP is the biggest organized criminal syndicate in the world! I hope they sacrifice those officers to save the city from rioting. Let them be buried under the jail.
And I pray you cops try that excuse here. I'd love to see your gun rights taken as this is a mental illness. No matter how temporary. But no worries. You'll get full pay thanks to your syndicate.

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Re: I shattered the lcd screen on my coolpix S630. I...
unfortunately I have not taken this camera part myself as I don't own it and it has not come up.
Basically what you need in taking apart a camera, is a set of precision tools, most likely the normal flat heads and philips type of screwdrivers (in very small sizes) will do great. You will also need strong fingernails or a plastic stick / case opening tool to open up the camera carefully once the screws are out.
Without step by step instructions here is what I would do, blindly.
Take note of what screw goes where, write down on paper as you go, make sure you don't drop or loose any of the screws.
I wrote down these steps from previous experience, I found a video of the job and posted it below the instructions, so if you just want to see how its done, look below.
1. Remove all the screws from the camera on the outside, check for screws under all soft objects and labels.
2. once screws are out, you would carefully, very carefully start clipping open the cameras case, it is very likely still held in place by plastic clips on the casing. This is where the plastic stick or strong fingernails come into action
3. go around the camera along the path / line where the casing should open up. Again be very careful not to force or break anything.
4. the casing starts to be loose, keep going, if you find any new screws make sure to unscrew them.
5. The front and back of the camera - where the display is, may be connected together with a flex cable, or two, and possibly a connector or two. You need to release these very carefully, if you break off a connector, you can't get a replacement, you would have to either glue the cable back in or something similar.
6. once you have the cables out of the way / loose, the front and back of the camera should separate. now you should get access to the cracked display, it should not be too difficult to figure out how to remove and replace it
7. unscrew & disconnect the screen and its cables and any circuit boards that might be holding it in.
8. put in the new lcd connect it as the original was. Then begin going backwards putting the camera back together.
Actually I found a video of the job, here you go, the music is a bit loud, might want to turn down the volume.
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Rental car from mainland to drop in Sicily Apr 22, 2013, 5:53 PM
I have been looking thru the forums for a clear answer to my question with little success. I know I will rent a car to tour southern Italy. I know I will be crossing by ferry to Messina to tour Sicily and then fly back to Rome and home. There seem to be issues with taking a rental car across to Messina and dropping it on the island. Are those issues modest enough to cross with the rental car or am I better off dropping the mainland car at Via San Giovanni and renting another car in Sicily for that part of my touring?
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Salve MikeandWilla!
Cars are ferried across the Straits of Messina all the time. Notify your car rental company on booking that you intend to ferry the car, and request information about policy and insurance – It varies from supplier to supplier, so you won’t get a clear response. It’s best to contact the broker directly and ask your specific questions for the most accurate responses to your questions, and then be sure it’s all written in your contract.
Contact AutoEurope and ring several times to secure the most information possible. Vagabonda
Re: Rental car from mainland to drop in Sicily Apr 23, 2013, 5:20 PM
We have done exactly what you are going to do, some years ago. We had a car from Avis that we picked up in Lamezia Terme, toured the south, did the ferry crossing from San Giovanni to Messina and dropped off the car in Taormina. All went very smoothly and without any problem at all.
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Re: Rental car from mainland to drop in Sicily Apr 24, 2013, 5:42 PM
Thanks to all for your helpful replies. Renting on the mainland and dropping in Sicily sounds doable. Now, I need to track down a rental company that is willing to cooperate.
Re: Rental car from mainland to drop in Sicily Apr 24, 2013, 6:34 PM
Prego MikeandWilla,
Contact AutoEurope and ask many questions, especially about the suppliers and their policies, and also about insurance on ferries.
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Cartoonist struggles with the art of not offending - BBC News
Cartoonist struggles with the art of not offending
By Emily Young Business reporter, BBC News, Davos
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Image caption Inoffensive: Cartoonist Patrick Chappatte says it is hard to be satirical when people are so easily offended
The editorial cartoonist Patrick Chappatte says that satire is becoming increasingly difficult because people are so easily offended.
Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, he said it had become hard "to practise satire in a world where - [especially] in the US - there are a lot of groups that will react if you offend someone."
Commenting on the recent Charlie Hebdo attacks, Chappatte said he defended free speech, but added that the cartoon industry should stop drawing the Prophet Muhammad.
"It's deadly now," he said.
Twelve people died earlier this month after a deadly attack by Islamists on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris.
I knew that a cartoonist would get killed at some point
Patrick Chappatte , Cartoonist
"There will be blood… I would ask them to put aside Muhammad and just continue being savage with everything else," said Chappatte, who was born in Pakistan, grew up in Switzerland and now lives in Los Angeles.
"I don't think any media has to feel obliged to show the cover of Charlie Hebdo.
"It is tense - there is that tension in our society.
"Cartoonists have become a symbol of something much bigger than they used to be," he said. "They used to be humour, but now it's dead serious."
Image caption Cartoonist Patrick Chappatte on the price of free speech
Speaking to a huddle of journalists at a media party in Davos, he said: "I think that the world of cartooning [was] shattered 10 years ago with the Muhammad cartoons controversy and we knew that the world had changed.
"I knew that a cartoonist would get killed at some point."
In 2005 a Danish newspaper published cartoon depictions of Muhammad, which sparked mass protests among some Muslims.
Chappatte urged people to support cartoonists, because their future "wasn't bright".
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Corey Saylor's Personal Blog: Detroit Free Press: Amendment to bill could serve terrorists' interest
Amendment to bill could serve terrorists' interestBy Corey Saylor[As published in the Detroit Free Press on 8/01/2008.]U.S. Rep. Pete Hoekstra, R-Holland, recently attached an amendment to the Intelligence Authorization Act that may unintentionally legitimize Al Qaeda and other anti-American forces.Passed by a vote of 249-180, Hoekstra's amendment says that "none of the funds ... appropriated by this Act may be used to prohibit or discourage the use of the words or phrases 'jihadist,' 'jihad,' 'Islamo-fascism,' 'caliphate,' 'Islamist,' or 'Islamic terrorist' by or within the intelligence community or the Federal Government."This amendment needs to be removed.Many experts, including the chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, find it misguided, and Hoekstra's arguments for it unsupported.In January, the Department of Homeland Security's Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties published a guide called "Terminology to Define the Terrorists: Recommendations from American Muslims," and in March, the National Counterterrorism Center produced a similar publication called "Words that Work and Words that Don't: A Guide for Counterterrorism Communication."According to these recommendations, by using phrases such as "Islamic terrorism," U.S. officials may be "unintentionally portraying terrorists, who lack moral and religious legitimacy, as brave fighters, legitimate soldiers or spokesman (sic) for ordinary Muslims." The report also urges "caution in using terms such as 'jihadist,' 'Islamist,' and 'holy warrior' as grandiose descriptions," to avoid associating acts of violence or terrorism with religious concepts.On the House floor, Hoekstra bitterly complained that "the National Counterterrorism Center, and the Department of Homeland Security have issued memos imposing speech codes."The DHS document actually "outlines recommendations," and the NCTC document says its suggestions are "not binding."Rep. Silvestre Reyes, D-Texas, who chairs the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, wrote a letter to other members of Congress opposing Hoekstra's amendment, saying, "These are precisely the terms that Osama bin Laden and other terrorist leaders use routinely to describe their actions against the United States. We should not let them define this debate and claim a false mantle of legitimacy."So this argument is not, as Hoekstra asserts, about creating "speech police" or "the politically correct politicization of our nation's intelligence community." It's about having America's spokespeople and soldiers smartly use language that defines Al Qaeda and other groups as thugs and criminals. This is done not because we worry about offending sensitivities, but because it serves the strategic purpose of isolating extremists and removing the false cloak of religiosity that they use to justify their barbarism.COREY SAYLOR is national legislative director for the Washington-based Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation's largest Muslim civil liberties organization. He may be contacted at: csaylor@cair.com.********************************Two additional points that were edited to save space:*A May 23, 2006 National Defense University paper written by Dr. Douglas E. Streusand and LTC Harry D. Tunnell concurs says, “Calling our enemies jihadis and their movement a global jihad thus indicates that we recognize their doctrines and actions as being in the path of God…”*The Department of the Army’s counterinsurgency field manual supports considering how our words and actions impact the goals we are trying to accomplish noting that “cultural awareness” is an “important competency.” It then goes on to say, “Effective small-unit leaders adapt to new situations, realizing their words and actions may be interpreted differently in different cultures.”One additional point I learned after I wrote the op-ed:*"How Terrorist Groups End" a paper published by RAND corporation on July 28, 2008 recommends: "Terrorists should be perceived and described as criminals, not holy warriors."Another Update:* Speaking at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in September of 2007 former CENTCOM Commander Gen. John Abizaid: “I mean, even adding the word Islamic extremism, or qualifying it to Sunni Islamic extremism, or qualifying it further to Sunni Islamic extermism as exemplified by government such as Bin Laden, all make it very, very difficult because the battle of words is meaningful, especially in the Middle East to people. And so, I do think, and I had a chance to get to know many of the regional leaders out there. They clearly understand that we, collectively, are fighting a problem that they don’t want to win, that we don’t want to win. The problem that we have to face is how do we work together to keep this problem from becoming mainstream.”The video is available here and on C-Span’s website.


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Some elderly diabetes patients face high drug costs - Reuters
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Some elderly diabetes patients face high drug costs
(Reuters Health) - Despite a variety of recent efforts to reduce pharmacy bills for U.S. seniors, many elderly patients with diabetes still face substantial out-of-pocket drug costs and may end up skipping their medications as a result, a recent study suggests.
Researchers focused on drug costs for seniors before and after the 2006 implementation of a prescription benefit known as Medicare Part D that was designed to help reduce out-of-pocket costs. They found that costs fell slightly across the board, but many seniors still face high drug expenses.
One reason is that roughly two in five Part D enrollees may still hit what’s known as a coverage gap, or “donut hole,” where they must start paying the entire cost of medications out-of-pocket. Before Part D was introduced, three in five enrollees hit the coverage gap.
When out of pocket costs are too high, many seniors simply stop taking their needed medications, the study team notes.
“Medicare Part D beneficiaries with diabetes are vulnerable to nonadherence to their medications when they enter the coverage gap period because they cannot afford the full cost of medications which may impose risks to their health, said lead author Yoon Jeong Choi of Seoul National University College of Nursing in South Korea.
“The majority of medications used to treat diabetes are not available in generic formulation,” Choi added by email. “For this reason, they are more expensive and generally require higher copayment even when patients have prescription drug coverage.”
To assess changes over time in seniors’ out-of-pocket costs for diabetes drugs, researchers examined data on 4,664 adults 65 or older with Medicare coverage as well as 2,938 younger adults aged 50 to 60 with other types of insurance.
All of the patients in the study had diabetes and researchers followed the participants from 2000 to 2011.
From 2000 to 2005, Medicare enrollees in the study had average out-of-pocket prescription drug costs of about $1,590 a year.
Over the next six years, Medicare enrollees who signed up for Medicare Part D drug benefits had their average annual out-of-pocket costs for drugs drop to about $953 a year, while Medicare members without Part D plans had average annual costs of roughly $1,016.
The younger diabetics not on Medicare in the comparison group had average out-of-pocket costs of about $1,036 during the first six years of the study, then saw this drop to around $938 from 2006 to 2011.
Researchers say it’s unclear why prescription costs dropped for everyone in the post-Part D period. They note that before Part D, all the Medicare beneficiaries had prescription spending almost 11 percent higher than the younger group, and afterwards it was about the same as the younger group, though for people on Part D it was 5.3 percent lower.
One limitation of the study is that it’s impossible to determine whether patients in Medicare Part D plans had lower out-of-pocket costs because of this coverage or because people with steeper bills chose to sign up for different insurance, the authors note.
In addition, the younger group in the study excluded people who received Medicare due to a disability or a diagnosis of advanced kidney disease, which may have excluded some diabetics with the highest drug costs for this age group, the researchers explain.
Even so, the findings suggest at least some Medicare patients, including those with Part D, may still struggle with drug costs, said Julie Schmittdiel, director of Kaiser Permanente’s Health Delivery Systems Center for Diabetes Translational Research in Oakland, California.
“High out of pocket expenses for diabetes medications can negatively impact patients’ ability to regularly fill and take their medications,” Schmittdiel, who wasn’t involved in the study, said by email. “This ‘cost-related non-adherence’ can lead to poorly controlled blood sugar levels and blood pressure levels that contribute to diabetes complications,” she said.
“This study helps demonstrate that the Medicare Part D program reduces out of pocket drug expenses for diabetes patients, while also showing that the risk of incurring high out of pocket expenses and falling into the Part D coverage ‘gap’ remains high for these patients,” Schmittdiel added.
SOURCE: bit.ly/2fmuSGJ Diabetes Care, online November 1, 2016.


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Tre Dage	Hej. Jeg skrive fordi jeg skal komme hjem til USA naeste torsdag. Technically, it says 2 days to go on my blog countdown, but for the sake of parallelism, we’re going to pretend it says 3. I know I’m skipping ahead a little bit, because I am stillllll behind on blogs, but don’t worry I’ll … Continue reading Tre Dage →
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Housing/Construction: Alt Attribute & SEO Optimization
SEO Optimization images is becoming more and more essential in SEO (Search Engine Optimization) for websites. The ALT attribute is a critical step that is often overlooked. This can be a lost opportunity for better rankings.
In Google's webmaster guidelines, they advise the use of alternative text for that images on your site:
Images:. Make use of the alt attribute to provide descriptive text. In addition, we recommend using a human-readable caption and descriptive text round the image.
Why would they ask us to do that? The answer is easy, really; search engines have a similar problem as blind users. They cannot begin to see the images.
Many webmasters and inexperienced or unethical SEOs abuse the use of this attribute, trying to stuff it with keywords, looking to achieve a certain keyword density, which isn't as relevant for rankings now as it once was.
On the other hand, high keyword density can, on some search engines, trigger spam filters, which might create a penalty for your site's ranking. Even without this type of penalty, your site's rankings won't benefit from this plan.
This method also puts persons who use screen readers in a greater disadvantage. Screen readers are software-based tools that actually read aloud the items in what's displayed on the screen. In browsing the web, the alt attributes of images are read aloud too.
Imagine hearing a paragraph of text that is followed by repetitions of numerous keywords. The page will be not even close to accessible, and, to put it mildly, would be found quite annoying.
What exactly is an Alt attribute?
An ALT attribute should not be used as a description or perhaps a label to have an image, though many people utilize it in that fashion. Though it may appear natural to assume that alternate text is really a label or a description, it is not!
The words used inside an image's alt attribute should be its text equivalent and convey the same information or serve exactly the same purpose that the image would.
The goal would be to supply the same functional information that a visual user would see. The alt attribute text should be the "stand in" when the image itself is unavailable. Think about this: Should you replace the look with the text, would most users get the same basic information, and wouldn't it create the same response?
If the image is supposed to convey the literal items in the image, then a description is appropriate.
If it is meant to convey data, then that data is what's appropriate.
If it's meant to convey the use of a function, then the function is what ought to be used.
For images that play only a decorative role in the page, make use of an empty alt (i.e. alt="") or a CSS background image so that reading browsers don't bother users by uttering such things as "spacer image".
Keep in mind that it's the function from the image we are trying to convey. For example; any button images shouldn't include the word "button" within the alt text. They ought to emphasize the action performed through the button.
Alt text ought to be determined by context. Exactly the same image in a different context may require drastically different alt text.
Try to flow alt text with the remainder from the text because that's how it is going to be read with adaptive technologies like screen readers. Someone listening to your page should hardly be aware that a graphic image is there.
Please keep in mind that utilizing an alt attribute for each image is needed to satisfy the minimum WAI requirements, that are used as the benchmark for accessibility laws in UK and also the rest of Europe. They are also required to meet "Section 508" accessibility requirements in the US.
Eye-Candy are things that serve no purpose other than to make a site visually appealing/attractive and (in many cases) satisfy the marketing departments. There isn't any content value (though there might be value to a sighted user).
Never alt-ify eye-candy unless there's something there which will boost the usability from the site for someone utilizing a non-visual user agent. Use a null alt attribute or background images in CSS for eye-candy.
This is actually the middle layer of graphics which may actually set the mood or set happens so to speak. These graphics aren't direct content and could not be considered essential, but they're essential in that they help frame what's going on.
Attempt to alt-ify the 2nd group as makes sense and is relevant. There may be instances when doing this might be annoying or detrimental to other users. Then avoid it.
For instance; Alt text that's identical to adjacent text is unnecessary, as well as an irritant to screen reader users. I suggest alt="" or background CSS images in such cases. But sometimes, it's vital that you understand this content inside for those users.
Most times it depends on context. Exactly the same image in a different context may require drastically different alt text. Obviously, content ought to always be fully available. How you go in this case is really a judgment call.
This is when the image may be the actual content. Always alt-ify content and functional images. Title and long description attributes may also be so as.
The main reason many authors can't understand why their alt text isn't working is that they don't know why the pictures are there. You have to figured out precisely what function a picture serves. Consider what it is concerning the image that's important to the page's intended audience.
Every graphic has a reason behind standing on that page: since it either enhances the theme/ mood/ atmosphere or it is critical to what the page is attempting to explain. Understanding what the look is for makes alt text simpler to write. And practice writing them definitely helps.
A way to check the usefulness of alternative text is to imagine reading the page on the phone to someone. What would you say when encountering a specific image to make the page understandable to the listener?
First, in level of descriptiveness title is within between alt and longdesc. It adds useful information and can add flavor. The title attribute is optionally rendered through the user agent. Remember they are invisible and never shown as a "tooltip" when focus is received via the keyboard. (So much for device independence). So make use of the title attribute just for advisory information.
Second, the longdesc attribute points towards the Link to a complete description of an image. If the information found in an image is essential to the meaning of the page (i.e. some important content would be lost if the image was removed), a longer description than the "alt" attribute can reasonably display ought to be used. It may provide for rich, expressive documentation of the visual image.
It ought to be used when alt and title are insufficient to embody the visual qualities of an image. As Clark [1] states, "A longdesc is a long description of the image...The goal is by using any period of description essential to impart the details of the graphic.
It would not be remiss to hope that a long description conjures an image - the image - in the mind's eye, an analogy that holds true even for that totally blind."
Oftentimes, you are best just choosing your gut instinct -- if it's not necessary to include it, and if you don't possess a strong urge to do it, don't include that longdesc.
However, if it's necessary for the entire page to work, then you have to add the alt text (or title or longdesc).
Exactly the same image may require alt text (or title or longdesc) in one spot, although not in another. If the image provides simply no content or functional information alt="" or background CSS images might be appropriate to use. But if the image provides content or adds functional information an alt would be required and perhaps a long description would be in order. Oftentimes this type of thing is really a judgement call.
Select a logical file name that reinforces the keywords. You should use hyphens within the file name to isolate the keyword, but avoid to exceeding two hyphens. Stay away from underscores like a word separator, such as "brilliant-diamonds.jpg";
Label the file extension. For example, if the image internet search engine sees a ".jpg" (JPEG) file extension, it's going to assume that the file is a photo, and if it sees a ".gif" (GIF) file extension, it's going to assume that it is a graphic;
Again, do not lose an excellent chance to help your website together with your images searching engines. Begin using these steps to rank better on all of the engines and drive increased traffic to your site TODAY.
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Bonnie's Blog: The Balcony and Beyond: “SMOKEY JOE’S CAFÉ” IS A MUST SEE VISIT THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
“SMOKEY JOE’S CAFÉ” IS A MUST SEE VISIT THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
You may not recognize the names Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, prolific songwriters, but you will surely know their tunes. Seven Angels Theatre in Waterbury wants to reacquaint you with their musical magic until Sunday, December 18 when it delivers for your listening pleasure “Smokey Joe’s Café,” a wonderful catalogue of rock and roll, rhythm and blues and pop standards.
Called the inventors of rock and roll, Leiber and Stoller are the musical parents of the baby-boomer generation and they are credited with such tunes as “Neighborhood,” “Dance with Me,” “Kansas City,” “Fools Fall in Love,” “On Broadway” and “Stand by Me.”
The talented cast of nine includes Paul Aguirre, Christopher Brasfield, Bobby Gouse, Monica Heuser, Sarah Ledtke, John Lynes, A’Lisa D. Miles, Housso Semon and Nicholas Ward and they belt out the melodies while executing a delightful series of coordinated dance steps arranged by choreographer Janine Molinari.
Comical numbers like “Searchin’ ,” “Poison Ivy,” “Don Juan,” “D. W. Washburn,” “Yakety Yak,” and “Charlie Brown” are done with tongue-in-cheek humor and verve. Elvis is clearly in the house for tunes like “Hound Dog,” “Loving You” and “Jailhouse Rock.”
Romance is in the air with songs like “Treat Me Nice,” “Love Potion #9,” “There Goes My Baby” and “Spanish Harlem,” while tunes like “Teach Me How to Shimmy,” “Little Egypt,” and “I’m a Woman” capitalize on feminine strengths and skills.
The music team who wrote together for more than 50 years created hits for The Coasters, The Drifters, Ben E. King as well as for “the King” and many girl groups. They were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1985 and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987. Let director Semina De Laurentis conduct this personal tour of Leiber and Stoller’s greatest hits.
For tickets ($25-42), call the Seven Angels Theatre, One Plank Road, Hamilton Park Pavilion, Waterbury at 203-757-4676 or online at www.sevenangelstheatre.org. Performances are Thursday at 8 p.m., Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m.
No plans yet for New Year’s Eve? Laugh in 2012 with Seven Angels when they bring in four New York comedians for two shows Saturday, December 31 at 6:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.. The second show includes appetizers and champagne. Call the box office for ticket information. Lower prices are available before December 1.
For the kids, think pink with “Pinkalicious,” a story about a little girl who learns a lesson about indulging in too much of a good thing. Shows are Thursday and Friday, December 1 and 2 at 10 a.m. Tickets are $8 for students and teachers and $10 for adults.
Be prepared to dance up and down the aisles of Seven Angels as this heavenly music takes wing.
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Patent US8228151 - Electromagnetic energy transducer - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsAn electromagnetic energy transducer configured to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy comprises two magnetic elements including a permanent magnetic element and a soft-magnetic element and an electrical coil. The permanent magnetic element and the soft-magnetic element are arranged to form...http://www.google.com/patents/US8228151?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US8228151 - Electromagnetic energy transducerAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS8228151 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 13/024,141Publication dateJul 24, 2012Filing dateFeb 9, 2011Priority dateApr 7, 2003Also published asDE10315765A1, DE10315765B4, DE112004001064D2, DE502004011924D1, EP1611662A1, EP1611662B1, EP2264875A1, US7710227, US8704625, US20060091984, US20100194213, US20110285487, US20120293288, WO2004093299A1Publication number024141, 13024141, US 8228151 B2, US 8228151B2, US-B2-8228151, US8228151 B2, US8228151B2InventorsFrank SchmidtOriginal AssigneeEnocean GmbhExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (56), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (2), Classifications (26), Legal Events (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetElectromagnetic energy transducerUS 8228151 B2Abstract An electromagnetic energy transducer configured to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy comprises two magnetic elements including a permanent magnetic element and a soft-magnetic element and an electrical coil. The permanent magnetic element and the soft-magnetic element are arranged to form a magnetic circuit and one of the two magnetic elements is movable in relation to the other of the two magnetic elements. The electrical coil surrounds a part of the soft magnetic element. The movable magnetic element is held in a first position by a spring force and moved into a second position by applying an external mechanical force exceeding the spring force, and at the first position the magnetic flux within the soft magnetic element is different than the flux at the second position.
RELATED APPLICATIONS This application is a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 12/757488, filed Apr. 9, 2010, which is a Continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 11/245,615, filed Oct. 6, 2005, which is a continuation of International Application No. PCT/DE2004/000681, filed on Apr. 1, 2004, which claims priority from German application no. 103 15 765.4, filed Apr. 7, 2003, the contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference.
FIELD OF THE INVENTION The invention relates to an electromagnetic energy transducer having a permanent magnet, a soft-magnetic element and an electrical coil.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Many different embodiments of electromagnetic energy transducers are known. Generators or electric motors may be mentioned by way of example in this context. In principle, every electromagnetic energy transducer is suitable for conversion of mechanical energy to electrical energy, or of electrical energy to mechanical energy. These electromagnetic energy transducers are generally designed such that mechanical energy in the form of a rotary movement is converted to electrical energy by means of the electromechanical energy transducer.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION One object of the invention is to provide an electromagnetic energy transducer which represents a power supply for miniaturized autonomous-power systems such as, in particular, radio switches, which power supply provides sufficient power for operation of the system, for example of the radio switch, at the time at which the power is required.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 shows an electromagnetic transducer in a first rest position.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 shows an electromagnetic transducer according to an embodiment of the invention in which a permanent magnet 1 is formed, with a first permanent-magnet layer 2 and a second permanent-magnet layer 3. An axis 4 forms the rotation axis, about which the rotary movement takes place. In this embodiment, a moving element 5 is mounted by means of the axis 4 such that it can rotate with respect to the permanent magnet 1. Such mounting arrangements are well known to a person with ordinary skill in the art. Any such mounting can be used.
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Friko's World: Poetry Group
Last night's poetry meeting was rather unusual for our group: instead of everybody reading up on and presenting poems on a set subject we discussed in detail, two very long poems and one of medium length.
Robert Browning's "Childe Harold To The Dark Tower Came" was the first.
To appreciate it one must read it aloud, savouring each dark allusion, making the most of the horrors and fearful scenes Browning's rich language evokes.
He took the title from "King Lear" where Edgar, disguised as Poor Tom, sings:
His word was still "fie, foh and fum,
Christina Rosetti's "Goblin Market" came next.
I'm not particularly fond of this poem, I don't really do homilies, finger-wagging "be good" stuff, or else. That said, this poem must also be read aloud to get the full fruity flavour of it, particularly the long lists. One could become intoxicated on words here.
D.H. Lawrence"s "Snake" was the last poem.
And what a poem it is. one can, and some do, read all sorts of meanings into it; and why not.
I love the surface of it too, perhaps even more than the allegorical depths; you can feel the heat, with the volcano smoking in the margins of the picture, see the man come out in his pyjamas, watch the snake and feel afraid of it, and finally, give in to mankind's petty and vindictive nature by hurting it.
An exhilarating evening.
The next subject is Greed and Gluttony. Any ideas? I'll certainly have fun researching it.


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Just Call Me Ruby: July 2008
I have had a hectic time travelling the length of the country. I went first to the In the Loop conference at Winchester School of Art, which also saw the opening of the Knitting Reference Library which includes Jane Waller's archive pattern collection, as well as Montse Stanley's and Richard Rutt's. You could spend a lifetime in there.
After that I travelled to Dorset to Camp Bestival to help at the knitting tent run by Gerard and Craig from I Knit London. We were promoting the Great British Sheep, which is a project to highlight the 60 plus native breeds of british sheep and how rarely you would find them in your LYS. We were swamped with knitters and learners for the three days, sometimes teaching 8 people at a time! Here's a photo of our lovely sheepy as the weekend wore on.
We also had a visit from a celebrity.
This is the lovely Kate Nash, who knits, and spent some time at the tent knitting and casting off. She was very sweet and posed for photos and gave autographs whenever asked. Later, when she was on stage, she told the audience she had been chilling in the knitting tent and that she loved knitting!
Posted by Just call me Ruby at Tuesday, July 22, 2008 6 comments
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I know I say this practically every post, but where does the time go? A week has passed yet again since I blogged. I never intend for it to be a week. However this time I feel I can pass the blame onto someone else. It's this man's fault -
I'm sorry, gratuitous I know, but Rafa Nadal has forcibly stopped me from moving away from my TV set, playing the most stunning tennis I've ever seen. I always love Wimbledon, but this year was a particularly wonderful year. I did get plenty of knitting done though, and even more sewing up, lots and lots of sewing up and finishing. I know this isn't many knitters favourite way of spending time, but I really enjoy it. Its probably the dress maker in me, but I love turning unfinished knitted shapes into complete garments. Most of what I've been doing is for knitonthenet which should hopefully be 'live' at the end of the weekend.
This month's giveaway isn't quite as up to the minute as the last but it is a lovely book nonetheless. Its Loop D Loop Crochet by Teva Durham.
I bought two of these, one for me and one for a friend and she had already bought herself it! And of course, I forgot to send it back and is now waiting for a good home. It hasn't even been looked through as I use my other copy so is definately as good as new. Even if you're not a crocheter I think its an inspiring book. This is one of my favourites.
All you need to do is leave a comment on the blog before next Tuesday night and I will pick the winner at random.
Finally, my copy of Vogue arrived in the post this week, and there is a gorgeous photoshoot of Agnes Deynes as a 'northern lass' showing some scrummy knitwear for the autumn. This one's my favourite, probably because of the pig, but I've been told that even if I make the cardigan I won't get the pig!
Love the Desperately Seeking Susan styling as well. Reminds me of my youth!! I never managed the eyebrows though.
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The Woolly Wormhead Sideways knitalong on Ravelry is due to start to today. I have signed up as we are knitting Ziggy from knitonthenet
I just adore this hat as does my daughter, so we'll be fighting over this one. This is the first sideways Wormhead hat I have tried and I'm really keen to do so. I'm going to have to wait a good week before I start however, as I'm still (as always) in a state of emergency trying to get everything ready for the next issue of knitonthenet.
For Ziggy, I have 3 edible skeins of worsted handspun from lazykate called Beatrice.
I have 7gms less than a skein of Lorna's Laces shepherd worsted which the original is done in so I'm going to do the smaller size and just hope that I have enough. I'm pretty sure I'll be ok but you can never be sure!
I went to Woolfest on Saturday and came away with some fabulous goodies which I haven't yet photographed. However, two of the things I got where these two books:
The first is this Ondori knitting pattern book called Aran Knit.
I got it from The Knitting and Crochet Guild bookstall. Their stall always has books you just don't seem to be able to get anywhere else. I have tried to follow one or two japanese patterns before - there are no written instructions to speak of -
however these cable ones are particularly complicated so it might be more of an inspiration book rather than a pattern book!
However, to help me on the way, I got this aswell -
Its simply called Knitting Languages by a lady called Margaret Heathman. It is fantastic. I've wanted it for ages. It includes french/english, japanese/english norwegian/english and seven others, including danish/english, which means I can start translating this book which you may remember I bought some time ago.
There are a number of patterns in this book that I would love to do, but I'll probably pick a simple one to start and work my way up!
All this talk of books reminds that is is now July. If you pop back later in the week I will have the July giveaway ready for you - same simple rules as last time.
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Yesterday, Kiddo and I caught a bus and took a trip downtown to meet Joe for lunch. I love bus trips with the little guy. Sure, he's nearly four and weighs so much more than he used to, but on the bus we get the snuggle time life at home doesn't always make time for. We have our same old landmarks we talk about each time: the brightly painted Cuban restaurant which he calls "the colorful building"; all the roadwork equipment on lower East Burnside; the Burnside Bridge itself, spanning the Willamette; the 'beautiful gate' of Chinatown; and the grand destination, Carwash Fountain across the street from Big Pink, looking pinker and mauvier in the fickle sunlight.
We ran a few errands--made copies for preschool, stopped at Peets for the requisite tin of Malty Assam-- and then met up with Joe at his office to eat lunch in the breakroom. Kiddo is certainly my husband's child, they both chatty and friendly to no end, and Little Mister is quite the mini-celebrity there. After finishing my foodcart bowl of beans and rice, we headed out to search for my new mystery item: reasonably-priced cloth napkins. Stopping at Ross, my quest was met with disappointment, so we walked over to the toy section, as a few toys had caught my eye. They were too young for Kiddo; not that he'd know. He kept asking for toys that we'd had long ago and he'd lost interest in. Others were cheap plastic crap versions of better toys that we actually did have, and I reminded him of this. Then something in the next aisle caught his eye.
An Ironman toy.
Ironman? Really? I know the toys exist; I haven't seen the movie, but it's also likely that no child should either. I thought of the Black Sabbath song, and how, um, unhappy it was. The cover of the box showed a picture of Ironman in full close-up.
"I want that." said Kiddo, pointing to the box. Then he paused a beat and added "What is it?"
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Damascus, SANA Information Minister Omran al-Zoubi said that progress in the political track requires reaching a consensus on the list of terrorist organizations, asserting that the only solution for the crisis in Syria is the inter-Syrian solution produced by national dialogue, and there can be no solution imposed from foreign sides.
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72 helpful votes “Great taste at very reasonable place”
It took us some time to find this restaurant as we took a wrong turn. Tim sum is very yummy and the price is much cheaper than what we are paying in Singapore. Local seem not very familiar with the location of this restaurant, even the police showed us the wrong direction. Value for money.
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12 helpful votes “Food good, service and cleanliness NOT”
We always enjoy the food at Tim Ho Wan but the service at Olympic City is poor and the cleanliness terrible. So disappointing when the service and cleanliness spoil the dining experience. Had much better experience at Tim Ho Wan in Tseung Kwan O. Here we had quick service and clean floors and tables.
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109 helpful votes “Queue long on weekend, weekdays and holiday”
Just a caution that it may not be feasible to dine at this restaurant. I was at the Central Station and walked to the IFC Mall outlet, twice and also to other outlet at Sham Shui Po. The queue was long, almost 80 people and it is just not productive and my opinion that it is not worth it.
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Dim sum actually require a great deal of knowledge and skills so it is fairly underestimated by the tourists. There are a lot of great dim sum places in Hong Kong, it's true, BUT Tim Ho Wan is the one with the best pork buns. They are really really good. The rest is good but nothing too much out of...
Thank Suzana V Report Blaqjaq84
93 helpful votes “Not what it used to be!”
Waited 30+ minutes for a table (Same as prior times we have eaten here) which is no probs
Food took a very long time to come out, some dishes ordered never even came out, when questioned staff they kept saying "Yes 1 minute" ..... well 20 minutes came and went and still hadn't been fed. So we left and then...
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Level Contributor 18 reviews 16 helpful votes “Average and a lot of msg”
I don't understand why ppl crave so much about this place but the food is very average and a lot of msg in it. The settings are so so and service is poor.
The BBQ pork bum is the only highlight
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13 helpful votes “This is where it all began...”
I am a fan of Tim Ho Wan ever since my 7 year old cranky daughters' face lit up after eating one of their barbeque buns! :) that was in manila, so a trip to the first Tim Ho Wan where the Michelin Star was given seems appropriate on our short trip to Hongkong.
First, the wait. You need to...
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Got recommendation from a friend. Very disappointed when we had the chance to eat last night. It's not as good as what we have expected.
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51 helpful votes “Average food overall...not really a one star Michelin restaurant..”
The food was okay. We saw the name because it was noted as a one star Michelin restaurant for 2016. Overall good was just "ok". Atmosphere was also just "ok". Having said that, here's some advice... Go right when they open to avoid the long waits. If you had to wait one it even two hours, you would walk away...
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63 helpful votes “A very crowded restaurant.”
We waited on the queue for almost 2 hours, just because my sister wanted to try their Dim-Sum. She know this place from the internet. Some dishes was nice but some dishes were too oversized.
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What is the best way to get there. The walking directions from the Mong kok MTR station warn that they may not be right :(Thanks
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Which is the best Tim Ho Wan - nearest to the Grand Harbour Hotel Kowloon? Can you book now or not?
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Which is nearest tim ho wan to ferry pier?
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How long does it take to seat you, since theres not reservations?
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Hi, which branch should I visit? If I'm staying at Mong Kok. Thanks
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People often question if God cares. With everything that each of us go through in our lives, sometimes it seems like He isn’t even there. In my life I have been through seasons where I have felt this way. However, as I read through God’s word; I always find verses that reminds me that He is there for me. The verse I am sharing on this post today is one that has recently spoke to me on this topic and after studying it I really began noticing that God was helping me through the season I was in.
“Humble yourselves under God’s mighty hand, that He may lift you up in due time. Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you.” – 1 Peter 5:6-7
Humility is one of the most important keys in our relationship with God. James 4:6 says that God opposes the proud, but gives grace to the humble. Without first acknowledging that we need God we may never give Him room to step in to act on our behalf. When we go through difficult seasons we need to humbly surrender to God instead of becoming pridefully closed off.
He may lift you up in due time
Notice that this part of the verse says in due time. We always want to get out of difficult situations right away. However, some situations that happen in our lives are very important for us to go through. James 1:2-3 says to consider it pure joy whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance. God can see the bigger picture that we often cannot see. We look at the one struggle that we are in and we want to be out of it immediately. God can look much further into our futures and see the benefit that will come from the struggle that we are in; we just need to trust that His timing will be better than ours.
This last part of the verse is the most comforting part. No matter what we are going through, if we remember that when we start feeling anxious to just run to God, He will be there with open arms because He cares for each of us. John 3:16 says for God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son. God gave His son so He could have a closer relationship with each of us. God cares even when we may not feel Him there. Although there may be an important reason for a difficult situation to play our in our lives, if we run to God, He will still comfort us in the storm that we are facing.
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