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Cowlitz County Community Network
Board Meeting
January 16, 2019, 11:30 – 12:45PM
Present: Board members Michael O'Neill, Kay Gunter, Tiffany Ames, Louise Brown, Pastor Megan Filer, and Sharon Weinhold, Coordinator. Guests were Michelle Ashby, Cowlitz County Health Department, and Marv Kasemeier, Pastor at New Song Worship Center.
Excused: Olivia Aumiller, Shantelle Davidson, Tim Krueger, Ray Van Tongeren
Unexcused: none
Quorum: Yes
Welcome and Introductions: Michael welcomed Board members and guests to the first Network Board meeting of 2019. Introductions were made around the room.
Additions to the Agenda: None
Election of Officers: There were no expressions of interest by Board members to become a Network Board officer. A motion was made for Michael O'Neill to continue as Board Chair and Kay Gunter to continue as Board Vice Chair in 2019.
Motion for Michael O'Neill to continue as Board Chair and Kay Gunter to continue as Board Vice Chair in 2019: Louise; second: Pastor Filer. The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Network Board Membership: Michael announced Tabatha O'Brien's resignation from the Network Board. In her letter to the Board, she said she is running two programs for Family Health Center now and cannot commit to being at Board meetings. She said she enjoyed being a Network Board member and appreciates the work the Network is doing for the community.
December 19, 2018 Minutes: The meeting minutes were sent to Board members for their review prior to the Board meeting. The eleven actions listed in the meeting minutes were reviewed and discussed. All actions were completed.
Motion to approve the December 19, 2018 Network Board meeting minutes as presented: Pastor Filer; second: Louise. The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Grant Status Report / Budget Update:
Current Grants Status:
-Financial Literacy Training ($10,000). This funding for Financial Literacy Training will be available for one year through June 30, 2019 and can be used for training at-risk youth and families who live in poverty or have very low incomes, are homeless or at risk of homelessness, or are financially vulnerable. Numerous trainings have been completed and other training opportunities are being pursued. Amount expended through December 31, 2018, $5,850; amount reimbursed, $4,844.
-Behavioral Health Grant Help for At-Risk Youth with Behavioral Issues in Child Care ($27,000). This funding was approved on August 29, 2017 and is available through July 31, 2019. The goal of this funding is to help children with behavioral challenges in child care by providing training to child care providers, linking the children's families to resources that can help their children and the family, and offering technical assistance for child care providers who serve children with behavioral challenges. Amount expended through December 31, 2018 is $19,161; amount reimbursed is $17,875. The Network also received funding from the Community Foundation of SW Washington and Weyerhaeuser Community Giving Fund to expand on the training opportunities to help children with behavioral challenges and provide resources for child care providers and families.
Approval of Expenditures:
The Itemized Voucher amounting to $2,908.02 was presented to the Network Board for review and approval. The bills presented were:
Invoice #734-2018 Cowlitz County Purchasing Svc, Phone, November 2018 $ 17.82
Invoice #2019 2T Cowlitz County Treasurer, January payroll/processing $2,700.00
Invoice L129338 State Auditor's Office, Audit of 2017 Financial Report $ 190.20
Payroll for the period December 1, 2018 through December 31, 2018 was $2,189.93, which includes the cost of the payroll and associated employer costs. Payroll processing charges were $53.29. As of December 31, 2018, the balance in the checking account used for payroll and payroll processing was $3,509.94. This amount includes a transfer from the Treasurer's Office earlier than requested. All other Network funds are held with the Cowlitz County Treasurer's Office.
Motion to approve the voucher as presented: Pastor Filer: second Kay. The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
New Funding Opportunity. The Network submitted a grant application on January 10 to Cascade Pacific Action Alliance (CPAA). The RFP requests that applicants facilitate local forums to identify local health priorities, adopt shared regional priorities, particularly those in the CPAA Regional Health Improvement Plan that align with the local action agenda, align activities between stakeholders, and implement local action. The application content and timelines were discussed. CPAA plans to announce the grant recipients on January 24.
ACTION: Advise Board members of the results of the Cascade Pacific Action Alliance CPAA grant application when known. (Sharon)
Financial Literacy Training:
-Grant Details. The Financial Literacy Grant funding provides training for at-risk youth and families who have very low incomes, are homeless or at-risk of being homeless, or are financially vulnerable. The training topics can include Bank on It, Setting Financial Goals, Borrowing Basics, Saving for Cars/College/Housing and more depending on the audience. The plan is to conduct five training series and five other financial literacy trainings and reach 200 at-risk youth and families.
-A training series began at Huntington Middle School for after school program students on December 3 and was completed on January 8. Nine students who completed all trainings in the series were presented with a Certificate of Completion and $15 to open or add to an account at Fibre Federal Credit Union.
-The Network and its partners, Lower Columbia CAP and Fibre Federal Credit Union, have been invited to present training for members the ARC Life Skills Class on January 24, 3:30-5pm.
-The Network will participate in Family Literacy Night at the Broadway Learning Center on Thursday, February 7, 5-7:15pm.
-The Network will participate in Family Literacy Night at Kessler Elementary School on Thursday, February 21, 5-6:30pm.
-The Network and its partners have been invited to present Financial Literacy training to the Peace Health teen program on February 13, 3pm.
-The Cowlitz County Juvenile Program has expressed interest in Financial Literacy Training for their program participants. Details are being discussed.
ACTION: Send email to Network Board members to confirm Financial Literacy training dates, times and locations. (Sharon)
ACTION: Continue to seek opportunities for Financial Literacy training. (Sharon)
Behavioral Health Grant:
The Behavioral Health Grant funding provides technical assistance and training for child care providers who serve children with behavioral needs, and offers training and resources for family members who have children with behavioral challenges. The plan is to reach 2,000 children and 200 child care providers in child care centers and home care in Cowlitz County and to improve the ability of the child care providers and family members to meet the special needs of these children.
The Network in partnership with Head Start formed a Conscious Discipline book club in response to childcare provider requests to continue the conversation on Conscious Discipline. The book chosen for the book club is Conscious Discipline Building Resilient Classrooms by Dr. Becky Bailey, a world renown early childhood educator and developmental psychologist. The book club meets on the fourth Tuesday of every month. Four meetings have held to date; the fifth meeting is scheduled for January 22. Twenty people are participating and include child care providers, elementary school teachers, school counselors, foster care teachers and parents, head start staff, and CASA and AmeriCorps volunteers.
The Director of Wee Care Day Care requested Conscious Discipline training for the Wee Care Day Care staff. Due to a key team member being severely injured in an accident in late November, the training planned for December will be re-scheduled.
The new Conscious Discipline training date for Sunday School teachers and volunteers is set for February 19, 2:00–3:30pm at Head Start. A flyer was prepared with information about the training. Louise met with Ministerial Association members on January 15, advised them of the new training date and encouraged their support. Phone calls to churches began on January 15 to help get the word out to the Sunday School teachers and volunteers.
There was discussion about providing Mental Health First Aid training. Tiffany said she would like to provide the training to the ARC/Life Works staff. Child care providers have expressed interest in this training. The Network will collaborate with Life Works on providing this training for child care providers and others.
Castle Rock has expressed interest in having Conscious Discipline training brought to Castle Rock. Potential participants in the training would include child care providers, school teachers, Sunday School teachers and volunteers and family members. Details are being discussed for a February or March training.
ACTION: Continue to contact churches and share the flyer with information about the Conscious Discipline training for Sunday School teachers and volunteers on February 19, 2:00-3:30pm. (Sharon/Louise)
ACTION: Continue to seek opportunities to participate in school open houses and resource fairs so the Network can reach and engage families. (Sharon)
Planning, Community Charter Meeting.
There was discussion on the timing and content of the next Community Charter meeting. The approach and content for the meeting will depend to some extent on the results of the Network's CPAA grant application. Board members proposed the next Community Charter meeting be scheduled for March, possibly on the Network Board meeting date or earlier. The plan is for a 2-hour meeting in the Cowlitz County Administration Building General Meeting Room if it is available.
Board members agreed the Network should present some data using the 2014 Community Health Improvement Plan and 2016 Gap Analysis as a start point. Network Board members are aware that positive actions have been taken in light of the Plan and Analysis. Community Charter members could be given an opportunity to share actions their organizations have taken to address the barriers and gaps identified. Community Charter members also could be given an opportunity to suggest what other actions can be taken and looking through an equity lens the best approach for improving our community health.
At the last Network Board meeting there was considerable discussion about the difficulty child care providers are having with children with severe behavior challenges. Some child care providers are not accepting these children at their child care facility or they are being expelled. As a result, some family members cannot work because they have no child care and these children will not be ready to be successful in school or later in life. Holly, Tiffany and Olivia shared information to help frame the need and articulate the challenges for these children. For example, there is a need for more child care capacity and specially trained people to work with these children. Input from Community Charter members would be helpful to further frame and develop an approach to address this situation.
ACTION: Check the availability of the Cowlitz County Administration Building General Meeting Room in March for the next Community Charter meeting. Notify Board members of available dates so they can determine their availability and include the meeting on their calendars. (Sharon)
ACTION: Once a date for the next Community Charter meeting is confirmed, email a SAVE THE DATE notice to Community Charter members. (Sharon)
ACTION: Include Planning for the Community Charter Meeting on the agenda for the February Network Board meeting to identify key information to share and questions to address. (Sharon)
Review/Feedback on Events:
-Community Resource Provider Meeting, Jan 10. This was the 5th Anniversary of the CRP. There was a presentation about a new non-profit, "Hello Life" that offers services for people with eating disorders. Olivia will give a presentation about Youth and Family Link services at the next meeting in March.
Upcoming Events:
-Martin Luther King Worship Service, Jan 20, 3pm, Lower Columbia College,
-Conscious Discipline Book Club, January 22, 6:30pm, Head Start
-Homeless Connect, Jan 24, 10am-3pm, McClelland Arts Center
-Family Literacy Night, Feb 7, 5-7:15pm, Broadway Learning Center
-Family Literacy Night, Feb 21, 5-6:30pm, Kessler Elementary School
-Together We Can, March 14, 9am-4pm, Red Lion (free bus service)
ACTION: Advise Board members of the results of the Cascade Pacific Action Alliance CPAA grant application when known. (Sharon)
ACTION: Send email to confirm Financial Literacy training dates/times and locations to Network Board members. (Sharon)
ACTION: Continue to seek opportunities for Financial Literacy training. (Sharon)
ACTION: Continue to contact churches and share the flyer with information about the Conscious Discipline training for Sunday School teachers and volunteers on February 19, 2:00-3:30pm. (Sharon/Louise)
ACTION: Continue to seek opportunities to participate in school open houses and resource fairs so the Network can reach and engage families. (Sharon)
ACTION: Check the availability of the Cowlitz County Administration Building General Meeting Room in March for the next Community Charter meeting. Notify Board members of available dates so they can determine their availability and include the meeting on their calendars. (Sharon)
ACTION: Once a date for the next Community Charter meeting is confirmed, email a SAVE THE DATE notice to Community Charter members. (Sharon)
ACTION: Include Planning for the Community Charter Meeting on the agenda for the February Network Board meeting to identify key information to share and questions to address. (Sharon)Next Meeting: February 20, 2019
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Automation jungle: A look ahead
The Internet of Things (IoT), networking and disruptive changes are our constant companions. These continuous changes cause us to ask ourselves again and again how building automation itself will change. As seen from today various futures are possible.
At present the situation in the world of automation is dynamic. Business models are being developed, rethought and adapted to the future. At brief and regular intervals new names arrive on the market, familiar names fear for their share of the market and others disappear. It is also exciting to wonder which automation standard will manage to secure the greatest share of the market and greatest relevance. However, for penetration of the market various parameters and criteria must be taken into consideration.
Conditions for market penetration
One thing is certain in the Internet of Things: the devices will be elements of an IP network. In the long term, however, it is not a question of whether the automation protocol can be transmitted as user data but whether this is directly embedded in the protocol. The physics arising from this then becomes of secondary importance – various media such as copper, radio or glass are available.
Above and beyond this note should also be taken that there are various manufacturers offering different interoperable products. For, in the heterogeneous world of automation, a big plus point will be the combination of different products. So the required scope of functions must be covered and solutions must be found to include all disciplines. Gateways or web services could, for example, be a first step. IoT will not remain within one technical discipline and stop there.
In the complex world of automation it is the automation standards which will play an important role in enabling uncomplicated projecting and integration. Uncomplicated in this context are certainly the cost drivers: time, software and maintenance. The implementation of most solutions is still very complicated. Well thought-out structures and functions are required for good cost-benefit ratios and reliable harmonisation. In particular, the maintenance and the exchange of products then become minor challenges.
Maintenance and security for the future
Here we see several barriers: automation standards which are based on operating systems which are no longer up-to-date and can therefore no longer be administrated or components for obsolete or proprietary solutions which are no longer available. Not only is technology required for maintenance but also qualified personnel. For the best system is of no benefit if there are not enough service partners or integrators. Where there is a shortage of qualified staff, it is the systems which are simple which will score best: systems with autodiscovery functions, automated projection processes and interfaces. The aim surely cannot be to have to call a highly qualified expert each and every time servicing is required. This is especially true when only minor adjustments are necessary or new devices are to be added and also applies to all the experts involved in creating a new project. Here planning ahead with regard to automatisms and functions assists in scaling effects and reducing time and costs.
Since we assume there will be much greater market penetration than today, the topic of security will be of more importance in the Internet of Things. Here we also identify two different directions being taken. Security in the sense of availability and security in the sense of protection from unauthorized access. A system which is not or only partially accessible is inacceptable. Therefore, when deciding on a system, the question of redundancy or decentralisation must be considered. The form of the physical structure will most certainly play its part, too. Are the data and algorithms stored locally on an encrypted server or are they in the Cloud and perform their services there permanently? At present, a mixture of the two would seem to be the best. Security for purposes of data protection is provided by encryption, ranging from running time communication to stored data and projects. Where there is a high degree of automisation, there is always a certain risk of transparency in the context of monitoring. Here precautions need to be taken if required.

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Why Paint Protection Film?
Stone chips, scratches, scuffs and environmental damage are an unfortunate by-product of motoring but not one that you need to resign yourself to. Rather than spend time caring for your car and then cringing when you hear the all too familiar 'ping' of stones peppering the bonnet and bumper, you can stay one step ahead.
3M VentureShield is an almost invisible urethane protective film that means you can still care for your car as normal but also drive as normal, safe in the knowledge that all vulnerable areas have been effectively protected. No more frustrating 'pings'!
What's more, each model of car and motorcycle has a year specific template made for it, available in gloss or matte film finish, so the 3M VentureShield patterns are machine-cut and ready prior to installation. There's no cutting to size on the car and the patterns are designed to wrap around panel edges, where possible, meaning they are virtually invisible. Standard kits cover the bumper, front leading edge of bonnet, headlights, fog lights, wing ends and wing mirrors, whilst extended kits cover the same but have all of the bonnet and wings protected, plus the top of the rear bumper. You can even have the entire car wrapped (and many people do) for ultimate protection!
3M VentureShield is supplied to numerous OEMs within the 2 & 4 wheeled markets as well as motorsport teams within F1, A1, Le Mans 24hr, BTCC, British & World Superbikes and the World Speedway championship, but is ideally suited to the everyday driver – you never know when the next stone is heading the way of your nice shiny bonnet, so make sure it's protected and in pristine condition for years to come.


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Garnacha – The Food Friendly Wine
Garnacha, also known as Grenache in France has both white and red varietals. This red grape is the top grape in many northern regions of Spain, particularly in Campo de Borja and the tiny region of Priorat located in Catalunya just inland and over the mountains from Barcelona. Priorat is unique in the wine world due to its terraced vineyards and black slate soil.
Campo de Borja is part of the region of Aragon, the home of Henry VIII of England's first wife, Catherine, and her mother, Spain's famous Queen Isabella.
Campo de Borja's continental climate comes with a unique twist, the "cierzo" wind that blows cold, dry air down from the northwest. As a result, summers are very hot and winters are cold. Two thirds of the grapes planted in the region are Garnacha and as a result this Destination of Origin is known as the "Empire of Garnacha.
If you are planning to visit the area you may want to follow the "Wine Route" which runs through the wine-producing area of Campo de Borja, and boasts its own Designation of Origin, in the foothills of the Sierra de Moncayo Mountains in the northwest of Zaragoza, Aragon. This is a land that is known for two star products: wine and oil. You will pass through vineyards and olive and almond trees, where you can see ancient Garnacha vines, that invite you to taste these wines that are produced in historical wine cellars or in small family-run wine presses. There is also delicious local gastronomy and eight centuries of winemaking history in the region.
Campo de Borja produces primarily red wine which features clear fruity aromas that pair perfectly with distinctive flavors such as chorizo, grilled onions, grilled lamb chops and other Spanish and Mexican flavors.
They are also affordably priced and extremely food friendly. We recommend trying the following Garnachas;
The 2012 Ludovicus Tinto from Terra Alto has a big boutique filled with perfumed floral notes; ripe, dark berries; and nice touches of licorice and other spices. It is a smooth, delicious wine with a bit of an oaky undertone. A touch of spicy minerality finishes this wine with some lingering chocolate notes. It is excellent with tapas and small plates and pairs well with beef and pork dishes.
Because it appeals to New World and Old World palates, it is a crowd pleaser and affordably priced at under $15.
The 2014 Borsao Tres Picos Garnacha is slightly higher priced at $18.99 but it received a 91 from Wine Spectator and a 90 from Robert Parker making it "a big bang for the buck" It has intense cherry red color with tones of purple due to the blackberry and boysenberry flavors that mingle with toast and mineral notes with tones of leather and vanilla that create a soft and silky texture,
Garnacha is also one of the best wines to use for making sangria due to its lower tannins, rich red fruits and great acidity.
The following is our favorite sangria recipe using Garnacha;
- 1 bottle of Garnacha
- 1/2 cup brandy (or orange liqueur)
- ½ cup orange juice
- 1 orange
- 1 lemon
- 1 apple
Mix it together in the containers and serve over ice
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History and Background
Promoland came into being in 2008. It was started by Industry experienced individuals who have completed a decade of successful business by then. In a short span of time, Promoland has created a niche for itself in the Promotion gifting services sector with a whole spectrum of products from Promotional Gifts and Branded Products to other Innovative gifting Ideas. We offer a professional and reliable service for the provision of all your corporate merchandise and promotional needs.
Our approach from the beginning has been to provide unrivalled choice of products to customers be it quality or affordability.
As we are committed to class quality products, we make sure that we package our products in the best possible manner.
Our Motto
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Branded Promotional Merchandise is an essential and cost effective tool to raise your company profile. As a leading supplier, we have tens of thousands of corporate gifts and marketing merchandise ideas available.
Promoland have wealth of knowledge with a total combined experience of seven decades at your disposal through our dedicated Customer Service Team.
By leverage this expertise we have also acquired our own in-house production facilities combined by years of product knowledge and professional experience.


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Posters are a great way to showcase your work, whether at conferences, class presentations, or university open days. Formatting a poster correctly can be difficult but these templates and examples make it easy to create beautiful, eye-catching posters with key content clearly laid out. Each template provides placeholders for text, tables, figures and equations. Font size is usually set automatically, and it's easy to switch between landscape or portrait
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Why the Psychology of Color Is Useful When Choosing From Various Abstract Wallpapers
Why the Psychology of Color Is Useful When Choosing From Various Abstract Wallpapers
Abstract wallpapers are always excellent choices for contemporary art lovers and people who like dreaming away. Digital art has the power to create unexpected graphics that please the eye, and offer viewers a psychedelic visual experience. Computer generated fractals or just photographs taken from unusual perspectives can help people evade from their environments into a new, creative world of shape and color. When admiring abstract pictures, you can get the impression of an unreal experience, comparable to that of a dream, a fantasy or of an altered state of consciousness.
How do you choose your abstract desktop backgrounds? Some people are just impressed with the eerie feeling certain images give, some like to choose images depending on their mood, the day, the weather and so on. There are people who like to choose abstract images depending on their color and the effects that specific color has on the human brain. The psychology of color offers clues to the fact that different colors have different effects on people, and we could use color in a therapeutic way.
First of all, how do people perceive color? Actually, color is a subjective experience in our brains. Objects are perceived as having different colors depending on the frequency of the light they reflect. The cone cells in our eyes are specialized to perceive color and transmit the visual information to the brain.
Colors also differ when it comes to their cultural interpretations and their effects on people. For example, in Western cultures, black symbolizes death and mourning, while in the Korean culture, the color of death is white. The effects colors have on people are mostly similar in all cultures.
What is the effect of your favorite color on the human brain? Let's have a look at what psychologists have to say about the power different colors have:
Red is said to have a stimulating effect on people. Researchers found that red could affect people's reactions, leading to more rapid movements and a greater force. This stimulating effect can also have negative consequences, like agitation or lack of concentration. Scientists found that exposing students to red leads to a poor performance on a test. So, if you plan to change your desktop wallpaper before an important exam, it might be a better idea to choose cool colors and avoid red.
Blue is a color that often induces calmness, relaxation, peace and serenity, because it can have the effect of lowering the pulse rate. Unlike red, blue stimulates creativity and has a positive influence on productivity. When you plan on working hard, choose blue abstract backgrounds for your computer, and you will be amazed of your own productivity. On the other side, blue can also create a sad, distant feeling.
When you feel stressed, change your desktop background to a green abstract image. Green is said to relieve stress and help body healing. A color of nature, green creates a feeling of calm and tranquility. Researchers also found that green has a positive influence on people's reading ability.
So next time you choose a background for your computer, make sure the dominant color matches your mood and purposes. Abstract wallpapers can calm you or stimulate you depending on their color.
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Panasonic Air Conditioners are known for proving the best possible to customers by being efficient and reliable. These come with a variety of unique features that make them stand out as compared to other air conditioners.
Some of the main features that really make these machines popular are:
Advanced Air Purifying System – It is the only air conditioner that has the ability to remove up to 99% of dust particles and germs. It sends out e-ions to inactivate airborne bacteria and catch dust particles. The filter is charged positively and attracts these e-ions to provide a completely clean room as even microscopic dust is captured.
Super Tropical Compressor – The main component that affects the quality and performance of an air conditioner is its compressor. This compressor was developed in 2001 and is an excellent option to provide high efficiency even under high load situations.
Patrol Sensor – This feature detects microscopic dirt in the air and starts the purification. Its biggest advantage is that is keeps working even when the air conditioner is off. The sensor is color coded and is blue in color when monitoring the air, changes to red when it detects dirt and then to orange when it is cleaning the air.
Super Alleru-Buster Filter – This filter combines an anti allergen and anti virus with an anti bacterial protection, which ensure that harmful and unwanted particles like dirt, dust, bacteria, viruses, moulds and spores are completely eliminated form the room.
Blue Fin Condenser – The condenser of a unit is exposed to wind, dust and salty air that combine to harm it beyond repair. Panasonic boasts of tripling the life of the condenser by applying a layer of anti rust coating that increases the reliability as well.
Long and Wide Airflow Vane – The vane is designed so as to disperse the air into each and every corner of the room and provide uniform cooling.
Odor Removing Function – Usually when a unit starts up a few unwanted odors are thrown into the room. This is prevented as the fan remains immobile for a short period of time when the unit is switched on and during this short time the odor inside the unit is eliminated.
Panel – The panel can be easily removed from the unit and washed in normal water and detergent. This further promotes a better, smoother and efficient performance.
Quiet Mode – A number of units come with a quiet mode but these units come with a special button that can be pressed to reduce the noise level by about 3 decibels. This helps a lot in making them a popular choice in homes with babies.
Powerful Button – This can be used to increase the cooling with a powerful and strong air flow. It is of tremendous use when fast cooling is required like when a person just enters a hot room.


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606 121 Brew Street, Port Moody Listing #: R2508445
One of our favorite things about this home on Brew St is just how close it is to everything. Within steps of your front door you've got: Groceries, Coffee, Banking, Spa, Liquor Store, Romer's and Skytrain. Take a 7 minute bike ride through Inlet Park where you'll find a handful of local breweries with patios and food trucks. Inside the home you'll find a flexible one bedroom layout with nearly 600 square feet of floor space, 10 ft ceilings, KitchenAid wall oven and gas stove all in a long-lasting concrete building. The complex also has a massive amenity center with a Squash Court, Fully Equipped Exercise Room, Indoor Pool, Media and Games Room. Detailed video walk-through available at: https://youtu.be/7Y8fW2sG_sQ
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15&'s Baek Ye Rin Shows Off Her Slender legs
15&'s Baek Ye Rin recently showed off her slender legs in a selca.
On December 7, she tweeted, "Magical mirror. It's been a long time since I shared a selca! Sorry for the wait," and uploaded a flattering selca.
In the photo, Baek Ye Rin is wearing a see-through, lacy, long-sleeved top and hot pants. Her top also has cute ruffles at the bottom that give her a fairy-like appearance. What especially drew the attention of netizens was her long, slender legs that were shapely yet skinny at the same time.
Netizens who saw her secla commented, "Your legs are really thin. What would you compare them to?" "Even though she's young, she has a pretty figure," and "Is that really a magical mirror?"
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Paris has been the international capital of style for over three hundred years. In this provocative and richly illustrated volume, Valerie Steele--author of the highly acclaimed Fashion and Eroticism--offers a penetrating social and cultural analysis of fashion in Paris. More than just a history of famous designers and changing styles, the book is about fashion as a cultural ideal and a social phenomenon. Steele explains why Paris was the center of fashion for so long, providing brilliant insight into the concept of style and the significance of fashion in modern society.
Just as Fashion and Eroticism radically revised the stereotype of prudish Victorian dress, so also does Paris Fashion debunk many long-standing myths about the fashion industry. Steele shows that the great names of fashion, from Worth to Dior, were not so much dictators or radical innovators as they were astute barometers of fashion trends, and that, contrary to popular belief, Coco Chanel was not the first great woman designer, but rather one of a very long line of women who influenced the world of fashion. Both the French belief in the innate national genius of their couturiers and the equally popular idea that American women finally smashed the dictatorship of Parisian men are shown to be incorrect.
While focusing primarily on the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Steele also traces the early history of fashion, from the cities of Renaissance Italy to the courts of Burgundy and Versailles, and the streets of Revolutionary Paris. She explores the geography of fashion in Second Empire Paris, showing how the new boulevards, cafs, and theaters vastly expanded the stage for the public display of fashion. Steele excels at revealing how fashion has been portrayed in the work of great French writers and artists, with fascinating chapters on the role of fashion in Balzac's novels--Balzac himself was usually horribly dressed--and how Proust dwelled on the mute language of clothes. The Black Prince of Elegance, Steele's analysis of dandyism in the life and work of Baudelaire, illuminates the changing meaning of men's dark apparel in the era of high capitalism, while her study of fashion and art provides a new way of looking at Impressionism and modernism as an artistic vision.
By focusing on a case study of Paris, Steele shows how the clothing we wear today continues to express the way we see the world and ourselves.


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In the end, it was the team with home advantage in the Final Four that came out on top which led to joyous scenes in Tenerife. To be fair, Iberostar Tenerife have been one of the strongest teams throughout the tournament and would have been one of the favourites regardless of where the Final Four... Continue Reading »
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30 April 2017 FIBA Champions League Championship Game – Iberostar Tenerife v Banvit
The first ever FIBA Champions League season draws to a close on Sunday evening and the scene is set for Iberostar Tenerife or Banvit looking to make history. Given that the Spaniards are playing at home, they will undoubtedly be the favourites for this clash but sometimes the pressure that is placed on teams playing... Continue Reading »
30 April 2017 FIBA Champions League Third & Fourth Place – AS Monaco v Umana Reyer Venezia
While the third and fourth game of any tournament is vital, it is a game that players, coaches and fans would rather not be in. Knowing that hours later the final will be played leaves everyone involved in this game wondering what might have been. The fact that there hasn't been much time since the... Continue Reading »
28 April 2017 FIBA Champions League Final Four – Iberostar Tenerife v Umana Reyer Venezia
The second of the Final Four games on Friday night sees the hosts take to the court in this clash between a Spanish and Italian side. Both of these teams will believe that they have a big chance of winning this game but with a home crowd cheering them on, many people are backing Iberostar... Continue Reading »
28 April 2017 FIBA Champions League Final Four – Banvit v AS Monaco
The FIBA Champions League Final Four, taking place in Tenerife, gets underway on Friday evening as Banvit take on AS Monaco. You would instinctively say that both of these teams have enjoyed a strong season so far but when it gets to the Final Four of any basketball tournament, that is likely to be the... Continue Reading »
5 April 2017 EuroCup Final Game 3 – Valencia Basket v Unicaja Malaga
The entire EuroCup season comes down to the final game. This has been the first ever best-of-three series in the EuroCup final and it is going to the wire in an all-Spanish clash. Valencia won the opening game of the series but Malaga roared back with a victory in the second game. This means that... Continue Reading »
March Madness Final Four 2017
March Madness is always one of the most exciting periods of the sporting calendar and the 2017 March Madness event was no different. So many sides, players, coaches and fans set out with big expectations but by the time April rolled around, the Final Four was set in place and there were only so many... Continue Reading »
31 March 2017 EuroCup Final Game 2 Tips – Unicaja Malaga v Valencia Basket
Game 2 of the EuroCup final takes place on Friday night and the hosts are drinking in the Last Chance Saloon. Valencia managed to win the first game of the final earlier this week but it is now the side from Malaga that holds home advantage and they will be desperate to make sure their... Continue Reading »
29 March 2017 FIBA Champions League Quarter Finals – Iberostar Tenerife v Asvel Lyon-Villeurbanne
We have a winner takes all clash in the FIBA Champions League quarter-finals and this is down to the fact that one of the games finished in a draw in the first leg. There isn't a lot of drawn games in basketball so there is always something a bit interesting and intriguing when it occurs.... Continue Reading »
29 March 2017 FIBA Champions League Quarter Finals – Dinamo Sassari v AS Monaco
This is a game where the away team comes with a good lead and thus means that the Italian hosts will have to be on fire from the start of the game to give themselves the best chance of overhauling the deficit. Monaco have looked good for most of the tournament and you can see... Continue Reading »


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|Reviews for First Winter
| SaradocCraver101 chapter 1 . 5/2/2011
I love it and poor Duck I feel bad for her. _
| PenAndInkPrincess chapter 1 . 1/17/2011
Oh goodness, only Ahiru would really allow herself to be frozen when she's supposed to be on high alert for dogs. Good job!
| LuckyLadybug chapter 1 . 3/16/2010
I love all the details in this piece. The images of the winter and the cold stand out very well, and when Ahiru gets stuck the reader is right there with her, stuck too, seeing and feeling through her. I love how you depict her getting free, and then having Fakir coming. The line about him always knowing was really sweet.
| Tripleguess chapter 1 . 3/4/2010
A nice light read for after work. Thanks for sharing it!
| BlueForestAngelCat chapter 1 . 3/2/2010
Good job! What a frightful experience for poor Ahiru! I think you did great on describing how she felt! :)
| AlleluiaElizabeth chapter 1 . 3/2/2010
This was interesting. :) I didn't know that could happen to a duck.
I loved the accidental ice slide and the image of Fakir laughing while she had fun. :)
When Duck first woke up to being frozen in place, I laughed. Cus that's just so Duck. Ever the klutz. XD But yeah, then it quickly evolved from humorous to Not Good.
I was expecting Fakir to show up and actually help her out. I have a feeling it wouldn't be hard for a human to break her free. Of course, he'd have to get wet to get to her and you would have had to deal with that scenario, too. But you kind of satisfied it by saying he had maybe written her out of her mess. She was able to get out rather suddenly and inexplicably.
I liked this. :) Would have liked some kind of input from Fakir at the end maybe. Cus he would *definitely* call her a moron. lol Still, it was interesting. I think you captured exactly how Duck would have felt during that.
| James Birdsong chapter 1 . 3/2/2010
Great. Sweet yes


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Here are the top five astronomy events of 2019:
Jan. 20-21: Super Blood Moon Eclipse
The most popular astronomy event of the year will take place in the middle of January. The moon will turn red during a total lunar eclipse. This will be the only total lunar eclipse of the year and it will be visible in the skies of all of North America.
As the moon passes through the Earth's shadow, it will gradually turn rusty orange to deep red in color, earning it the nickname of a "blood moon." The entire eclipse, including the partial phases, will last between 9:36 p.m. EST and 2:48 a.m. EST. However, the moon will appear red between 11:41 p.m. EST and 12:43 a.m. EST.
This will be the last total lunar eclipse visible anywhere in the world until May 26, 2021.
May 6-7: Eta Aquarids Meteor Shower
One of 2019's best meteor showers this year will be the Eta Aquarids. Each spring as Earth passes through the debris trail from Halley's Comet. The cosmic bits burn up in our atmosphere and result in the annual Eta Aquarid meteor shower.
While other meteor showers, such as December's Geminids, bring many more meteors per hour, the Eta Aquarids will be one of the few showers this year that falls during the new moon. This makes it easier to see dimmer meteors that would not be able to be seen during a bright full moon.
Eta Aquarid meteors are known for their speed. These meteors are fast. They are traveling at about 148,000 mph into Earth's atmosphere.
July 2: Total Solar Eclipse
The first total solar eclipse since 2017 will take place this July across parts of South America. Most of the eclipse will take place over the unoccupied waters of the Pacific Ocean; however, it will be visible across a sliver of Chile and Argentina.
The next total solar eclipse will not happen until Dec. 14, 2020. However, it will also be visible only in parts of Chile and Argentina. The next total solar eclipse visible from North America will not be until April 8, 2024
Aug. 12-13: Perseids Meteor Shower
This year, the Perseid meteor shower peaks on the night of August 12-13. The Perseid meteor shower is often considered to be one of the best meteor showers of the year. This is because of its high rates and pleasant late-summer temperatures.
This year won't be the best showing for the Perseids as it falls right before the full moon. However, meteors associated with the Perseids are usually brighter than meteors from other meteor showers.
Nov. 11 Astronomy Events: Mercury Crosses Sun
A rare planetary alignment will take place on November 11. Mercury will pass directly between the Earth and the Sun, appearing as a small black dot on the Sun's surface. It will be visible across much of the world. This event, known as a transit, does not happen often. Most recently, a transit of Mercury occurred on May 9, 2016, and it will not happen again until Nov. 13, 2032.
In addition to these astronomy events, 2019 will also feature three supermoons, a blue moon, multiple meteor showers and dozens of rocket launches from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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DRUPA Preview: Optimised Solvent Processing Concept for Packaging Printing
22 Mar, 2012, 17:47 GMT
BABENHAUSEN, Germany, March 22, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
Solvent distillation plant ideal for connection to the printing press
OFRU Recycling from Babenhausen/Germany is optimising its product range in preparation for the DRUPA 2012. The main focus is on the ASC-150 recovery plant with 24 kW heating capacity. The ASC-150 solvent recovery plant is the smallest model in the professional ASC series which has an integrated steam heating system. The steam heater in the double jacket of the distillation vessel was developed by OFRU as long ago as 1997, and replaces the conventional thermal oil heating system for solvent recovery plants.
The optimisation of the ASC-150 for flexo printing shops drew on the experience and wishes of the customers. Packaging and flexo printing shops wish to integrate the solvent recovery directly into the automatic washing process of a modern printing press on the one hand and to incorporate older printing presses into the recovery process on the other.
At the DRUPA 2012, OFRU will therefore be presenting a solvent recovery concept linked to an ASC-150, two stainless steel solvent tanks with UN and DOT approval (approved in particular for hazardous liquid substances of classes 3, 4.2, 4.3, 5.1, 6.1, 8 and 9). The two tanks can be connected online to a printing press and ensure continuous processing of the solvents. In addition, a solvent filling and discharge station has been integrated. At the push of a button, the printer can also transfer the soiled solvent from a drum into the tank, or pump clean solvent from the second tank when necessary for manual washing processes. This solution is particularly practical, as many printing shops still employ older printing presses and have not yet changed over to printing presses offering an automatic washing process.
Experience has shown that the distillation capacity of this plant is sufficient for 30 to 65 litres per hour with a heating temperature of only 100-110°C. The low heating temperature is necessary to ensure safety during the distillation of nitrocellulose-based solvents.
DRUPA: Hall 9, Stand 9/A27
OFRU Recycling GmbH & Co. KG
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Ty Schwamberger's new novella, Last Night Out (Author's Preferred Edition), is now available to order from UK publisher, Crowded Quarantine Publications. It also contains the bonus short story, "Bartender, Please." Below is the description of this 138 page novella.
Gabe, Alan and Erin thought one last night out on the town before their junior year of college came to an end would be fitting. The three friends did the same as always – they went to a bar. Only this time they decided to try someplace new: The Torchlight Inn. They are eager to make it a night to remember.
During their time at the shabby bar they come face to face with seedy bar patrons, a biker gang and one strange-acting bartender named T-Bone. But all is well until Alan and Erin mysteriously disappear and Gabe has to try and find his friends before being forced to pay their bar tab.
Little do any of them know the secret the place holds beneath its cracked floorboards…
Where a whole new kind of horror is waiting for them.
Check it out on Amazon (paperback $10.99, ebook $2.99): Last Night Out
If you've never read any of Schwamberger's work, you can learn more at: Ty Schwamberger


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From the second, we started talking ideas for Lauren and Steve's engagement session; the first thing mentioned was how their pup, Ralph, would play an integral part of the day. He is as sweet as pie and was the very best of boys the whole time.
After we finished Ralph's professional modeling debut, we made our way over to Sunken Gardens to concentrate on portraits of his humans. Lauren and Steve as so easy together — their relationship is 50/50 sweetness and dry humor. We laughed our way through the setting sun in the loveliest of little stone nooks.
Cheers you two! Your wedding day is going to be a beautiful one; I cannot wait.


text: Guest abent Posted January 28, 2005 I've posted about this before plus done a large amount of reading on the subject. My latest plan is to reformat, reinstall windows without SP2 (since this seems to be the only thing that is different as of my new hard drive installation). I am completing a few scenery projects before I do the re-install however.Now on to my question...Since SP2 was installed before all my other applications were loaded, can I remove SP2 without having a pre-SP2 restore point? Before sp2 my fps were very fluid and steady. I had my fr lock at 34 and rarely did it drop below 30 even in reasonably highly detailed areas. On average most of my sliders are at 80%. With exactly the same drivers for all hardware and exact settings, I'm getting 18 fps where before I got 30. Turns in flight result in the sim pausing for very briefly every few seconds and I'm getting very regular hdd access. This was not at all the case before. Also, I notice that when my system has no applications running my hdd light seems to be constantly blinking about once every second.I don't necessarily want to blame sp2 for this problem but I can't think of anything else. Getting very frustrated...and tempted to try out those flight sim tweaking guys.Any suggestion would be really appreciated.Thanks, AdamSys specs:p4 2.8msi 648max moboti4200 128 mb512 pc2700 ddr333All latest drivers Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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ICCF Congress, Gdansk, Poland
|in front (from left): Prof.Dr.V. Zagorovskij (RUS) and wife, Dr.M. Christoffel (SWZ) and wife, Dr.R. Incelli (ITA), The President H.J. Mostert (NLD) and wife, R. Wikman (FIN), M. Rotova (EST), Ing.P. Diaconescu (ROM), E. Salnikova (UKR), W. Bielecki (POL), N. Gluth-Chinkarenko (UKR), M. Meltz (UKR), R. Berthelsen (NOR). The back (from left): A.A. Nol van't Riet (NLD), Dr.F. Baumbach (GER) and wife, A. Jonasson (SVE), I. Bottlik (HUN), H. Deutsch (USA), A.P. Borwell (SCO), E. Lüers (GER), D. Pyrich (SCO), K.-H. Podzielny (GER) and wife, Dr.Z. Gorecki (POL), S.J. Grodzenskij (RUS), R. Gillman (ENG). (Fernschach International)


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Prep Time: 30 mins
Cook Time: 25 mins
Total Time: 55 mins
Servings: 8
- 1 tablespoon oil, olive
- 1 medium onion(s), chopped
- 1 stalk(s) celery, sliced
- 1 medium carrot(s), chopped
- 1 teaspoon garlic, minced
- 3 can(s) broth, chicken, less sodium, 14 ounces each
- 2 cup(s) squash, butternut, cut-up, peeled, and seeded
- 14 1/2 ounce(s) tomatoes, fire-roasted, diced, or diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1 can(s) beans, white kidney, 15-19 ounces, rinsed and drained
- 1 small zucchini, halved lengthwise and sliced
- 1 cup(s) broccoli florets
- 1 tablespoon oregano, fresh, or 2 teaspoons dried oregano, crushed
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper, black
- cheese, shredded Parmesan
Recipe Tip:
Slow Cooker Version: Omit olive oil. In a 3 1/2- to 4-quart slow cooker combine onion, celery, carrot, garlic, broth, squash, tomatoes, beans and dried oregano (if using). Cover and cook on low-heat setting for 7 to 8 hours or on high-heat setting for 3 1/2 to 4 hours. If using low-heat setting, turn cooker to high-heat setting. Add zucchini, broccoli, fresh oregano (if using), salt and pepper. Cover and cook 30 minutes more. Serve as above.
- In a 4-quart Dutch oven, heat oil over medium heat. Add onion, celery, carrots, and garlic; cook for 5 minutes.
- Stir in broth, squash, and undrained tomatoes. Bring to boiling; reduce heat. Cover and simmer for 20 minutes. Add beans, zucchini, broccoli, oregano, salt, and pepper; cook for 5 minutes more. If desired, sprinkle each serving with Parmesan cheese.
Nutritional Info (Per serving):
Calories: 92, Saturated Fat: 0g, Sodium: 641mg, Dietary Fiber: 4g, Total Fat: 2g, Carbs: 16g, Cholesterol: 0mg, Protein: 6g
Diabetic Exchanges:
Vegetable: 1, Starch: 0.5, Lean Meat: 0.5, Carb Choices: 1
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The measurements of nitrate and nitrite anions in biological samples have gained more interest due to their association with the nitric oxide (NO) pathway. Since nitrate and nitrite are oxidation products of NO, their presence can be used as an indicator of NO production activities and there are many methods available for both direct and indirect measurement of nitrite.
This is not the case for nitrate due to its different chemical reactivity. Therefore, most of the analytical procedures involving nitrate include its conversion to nitrite using either enzymatic reduction or cadmium-based reductors. Unfortunately, these conversion procedures are tedious, time consuming, expensive, require multiple sample transfer, and suffer from diminished activity.
Conventional bi-metallic composition-based reductors are based on copper-plated cadmium beads. The presence of copper metal alters the potential energy of the cadmium electrons enhancing their transfer rate to nitrate. Even though this design has been used successfully for many years, it has two main drawbacks. The first is loss of catalytic activity after use on a number of samples requires that the reductor be reactivated. The second problem deals with the difficulty in handling and utilizing the beads with very small sample volume containers to avoid dilution. (Unfortunately, these beads are normally packed in a column.)
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- Location: Los Angeles, California, United States
- Make: Volkswagen
- Model: Bus/Vanagon
- Trim: Camper
- Year: 1972
- Mileage: 44,373
- Engine size: 1800
- Fuel: Gasoline
- Drive type: RWD
- Vehicle Title: Clear
1972 Volkswagen Bus/Vanagon Camper description
Newly rebuilt 1800 cc Performance engine with new clutch, fuelpump,alternator, carburetor, battery, starter, new air cleaner
Gas tank was removed and cleaner
Complete new brakes including master cylinder, power booster, front calipers, new rear drums, shoes, rear cylinders, hoses, lines
Transmission serviced
Electric fully inspected and everything works
Steering is tight and no play
New custom made interior, including original Westfalia Z Bed, jump seat, half cabinet, table, storage cabinet and spare tire cabinet
New vinyl seats upholstery including new foam
New front seats
New sun visors
New floor mat
New vinyl checkers floor
All new door panels
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Black tinted 5 rear windows - including vent wings
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Mackenzie ('22, Mill Creek, WA) is a rising sophomore at the University of Portland. She will be answering some frequently asked questions that incoming students typically have regarding taking labs, as they can differ quite a bit from high school science labs. Especially if you are a pre-health student, you will be taking many labs throughout your four years here, so a little insight can't hurt!
What science courses require labs?
As a pre-health student, you'll be taking quite a few science courses throughout your undergrad career. Most will require a lab with the course. Although this is an extra class in your schedule, in my opinion, it does help provide you with another opportunity to be exposed to the information you learn in lecture.
How long is a lab?
Labs are scheduled for one three-hour block each week. Some labs will take the whole three hours, others will not. Some may be the full three hours one week, and only an hour or two the next. It just depends on what's being done that day.
How many credits will I receive for a lab?
You will receive one credit per lab. So, a lecture with a lab will be four credits.
When are labs offered?
Labs are unique in that they are offered at various times throughout the day and week. It really depends on the course. Popular 100 or 200 level courses will typically have labs offered during at least one time every day of the week, where as upper division courses may only have 2 or 3 available times. Labs are also unique because they are offered at all times of the day. My first semester, I had an 8:10am-11:10am lab, while next semester I have a 6:10pm-9:10pm lab.
How much work does a lab require outside of class?
Again, it depends on the lab, but I would say just about as much work as another three-credit course. Some lab work is very structured, such as general chemistry. Every week, we would have a lab write-up, prep work, and advanced study to complete, and it was pretty routine. For intro bio lab, we would have some sort of writing assignment due essentially every week, along with a few quizzes throughout the semester on material that would be covered in that day's lab. We didn't ever have exams; however, I know there are labs, such as anatomy & physiology, that do have practicum exams.
What do you do in lab?
This really depends on the course. General chem lab was very structured; we had to wear lab coats, goggles, and gloves every lab, and worked with a lot of chemicals and performed many experiments. Intro bio lab was more "relaxed," I guess. We still performed experiments and such, but also did a lot of observing and analyzing to further our own knowledge.
Is the lab grade separate of the lecture grade or are they combined?
The two grades are separate. You will take the lab in the same semester as the lecture, so they "go together" in that sense, but the coursework and grade will be completely separate from lecture, just like any other class would be.
What do I expect on my first day of lab?
This depends on the course. The first day of general chem lab is just an overview of the course, as well as some introductory information. You will also go over some safety information. The first day of intro bio lab we actually completed a lab (it wasn't too hard or scary though so don't be nervous!)
Do labs have final exams?
It depends. Every lab will typically have some type of final "project". For general chem and intro bio, that is a final lab report. This is done either individually or as a group (depending on the specific course), and they can be pretty lengthy. Fear not, though, your professor is here to help guide you through this process! For other labs, such as anatomy & physiology, there may be a final "exam" type activity. They are manageable, though, so don't worry too much about it!
Personal insight – Favorite and least favorite parts of labs:
My favorite part of labs is just the amount of cool and interesting opportunities that you get that you definitely would not if you didn't take lab! For example, in chem lab, for our final report, we got to perform various tests to determine how much of a certain element was present in a larger substance. This was a neat experience in that I do not think I would get this opportunity anywhere else (unless I worked in a lab of some sort). My least favorite parts of labs were probably the writing portions. Surprisingly, writing is not one of my favorite things in the world! I like completing math problems and questions with "black and white answers," so writing has never been something I have thoroughly enjoyed. I think the greatest overall benefit of lab, though, is the exposure to material learned in lecture. This can only help you, not hurt you!


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classical review: Bidding Farewell to Dante Anzolini
MITSO...s Heartfelt Version of Mahler...s Seventh Symphony Marks a True Maestro...s Departure
By Tony Hwang
MIT Symphony Orchestra
Dante Anzolini, director
May 17, 2006, 8 p.m.
Kresge Auditorium
MITSO concerts typically have a somewhat decent showing, but on Wednesday, May 17, Kresge Auditorium seemed almost full. The audience was well-aware that this evening's event held great significance: it was the final opportunity to see the talented music director, Dante Anzolini, conduct one of his signature pieces, Mahler's "Symphony No. 7 in E minor." For MITSO fans, it was an opportunity not to be missed.
The members of the orchestra, knowing that their delivery should be a fitting farewell to their beloved conductor, seemed to have more spirit and drive overall. They began the first movement, "Langsam — Adagio," with a powerful demonstration from the winds and brass, while the strings provided a satisfyingly thick and low foundation. This movement progressed into tradeoffs of beautiful singing melodies from the strings that contrasted with bright fanfares from the brass. Perhaps the brass were too eager to impress, as their sound often drowned out other sections, but no one could doubt their stamina in the context of such a tiring piece to perform as Mahler.
The strings had remarkably good intonation on many chords and seemed more accurate at sustaining their sound. The harmonic construction of these chords was unique (built on fourths) and because of the precise tuning of the orchestra, created the desired sense of urgency. Anzolini fed off of this positive energy from his musicians, dancing animatedly on the podium.
The second movement, "Nachtmusic — Allegro Moderato," was characterized by interesting switches between major and minor even within a melody of phrase. As stated by its title, "Night Music," this movement explores Mahler's interest in the emotions associated with nighttime. Not only did the modulation of key add to this effect, but also some interesting devices such as col legno (bouncing of the wooden part of the bow on the strings) in the second violins, harmonics in the cellos, and an isolated section of melody in the bass helped to create the atmosphere of whimsy. The strings could have worked on their articulation in this movement, as short notes were frequently not together. However, MITSO was able to capture most of the quick changes in mood.
A strangely dark and foreboding "Schattenhaft — Scherzo" was an odd segue into the second "Nachtmusik" section. This movement was more lyrical and even incorporated instruments such as the mandolin, guitar, and harp. And yet, the melodies often did not resolve, creating tension even within the midst of the serenade-like qualities of the movement. The winds presented some elegant solos to complement the mood, while the concertmaster occasionally peppered the sound with haunting solos.
After some loud shuffling from the audience (clearly restless from the lack of intermission, yet still engaged by the concert's content), Anzolini raised his baton to finish off the symphony with "Rondo — Finale." At first, the resounding chords of the brass and punctuation of the percussion made the movement seem more like a march than a rondo. However, Mahler's movement structures have never been conventional, and after building to a triumphant chord in C major, he makes a surprise drop to a more serene A minor section.
MITSO kept the audience on the edge of their seats, executing the many crescendos that ended in an unresolved drop to yet another quiet section effectively. Each time this buildup and instantaneous decline was approached in a different way that prevented the movement from becoming repetitive. The orchestra ran on pure adrenaline, sprinting in the final stretch to the conclusion. The finale was met with great applause, and it was well-deserved. Anzolini, looking exhausted, turned and acknowledged Mahler by raising the score, and made his way off the stage. Yet the audience would not let him get off so easily, and in way of tribute, continued a standing ovation until Anzolini had walked on and off the stage five times to receive the applause. The maestro had earned nothing less.
Anzolini has been a great asset to MITSO and the Institute's musical development. He has always been willing to sacrifice his time and energies for the betterment of MIT's musicians although he recognizes that they are often too busy to put in the kind of effort that is found in conservatory students. As a former concertmaster of MITSO, I can vouch for his fantastic technique and presence on stage (during rehearsals and concerts) that raised MITSO's level from just another college orchestra to a group capable of true musical expression. Anzolini never shied away from programming the most difficult orchestral repertoire (such as Mahler Symphonies), and led the orchestra through these challenges with the expertise of one who completely understands the music. He will be deeply missed by many members of the MIT community, and we wish him luck with his future musical pursuits.


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Rethinking Duress
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John Hyman makes a good case for the proposition that duress defeases what would otherwise be a voluntary act. In this article, I consider Hyman's arguments in the context of economic duress and conclude that while Hyman makes an excellent case for the proposition that duress vitiates voluntariness, there may be cases where the law might not want to allow the defence of duress.
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Smith & Wesson Corp. today announced that it has provided a monetary donation to two local charities in Springfield, MA. During a special ceremony at the Company's headquarters, both the Shriners Hospitals for Children® and the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Springfield were presented with a check to support future growth of the organizations. Through special activities sponsored by company employees, $24,000 was raised for both charities. Smith & Wesson matched employee contributions, resulting in a total donation of $48,000.
James Debney, President and CEO of Smith & Wesson said, "Through their tireless efforts and unwavering dedication, the Shriners Hospital and the Ronald McDonald House of Springfield have served as a source of inspiration and hope to thousands of families facing serious medical crises. It is our hope that this donation will help to play a small part in the larger role these charities perform on a daily basis. On behalf of Smith & Wesson and all of its employees, we would like to extend our thanks to the men and women of both organizations as we recognize the significant impact they have made in our community and in the lives of so many children."
Donations for both charities were raised through a variety of activities supported by the employees of Smith & Wesson. During a Comedy Night held at The Cedars in Springfield, three Boston-based comedians performed to a sold-out crowd of more than 600 people. Proceeds were raised from ticket sales and raffle prizes, including themed gift baskets, a Smith & Wesson firearm, custom bicycle, a kayak, sporting event tickets, and a 14lb lobster; along with audience participation games. Together, Smith & Wesson and its employees presented a check to the Shriners Hospital for $32,000, and a check to the Ronald McDonald House for $16,000.
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Definitions for "Prototype"
Keywords: model, feasible, demonstrate, exemplar, mock
An original or model after which anything is copied; the pattern of anything to be engraved, or otherwise copied, cast, or the like; a primary form; exemplar; archetype.
Prototype has several meanings, but typically refers to real-world trains (in contrast to scale models of them) and equipment. Also called 12"-to-the-foot. However, it can also mean the first item in a series, which meaning is often applied to equipment built as tests by real railroads. RERAIL FROG A rerail-frog is a kind of a metal ramp thing that is used to help re-rail a car or engine that has gone off the track but not wandered too far away or overturned. It is temporarily spiked, wedged or clamped next to the rail at the wheel that needs to be lifted back over the rail and then the car is pushed or pulled by the engine to get the wheel to ride up over the ramp and back onto the track. Typically in branch line service you would see these dangling from the sides of the tender along with some chains or cables. More tools including jacks, levers, wrenches for splice bolts and so on might be kept in the caboose or stashed on the engine.
an original model on which something is formed
a first full-scale and usually functional form of a new type or design
The original design, often the piece initially shown to dealers when they place orders. uarterly The original name for Celebrations, Department 56's magazine. etired Buildings and accessories that are no longer being produced and will not be in the future.
a mock-up or draft of a Web site or part of a Web site
Keywords: mockup, partial, implementation, evolutionary, immature
an immature partial implementation of all or part of an application or component. See also evolutionary prototype and throw-away prototype. See also requirements prototype.
a Mockup if it can show the interface to the user, but is not useful to the user
a multiple-context memory device, which supports background partial loading of inactive contexts
Keywords: syndicated, demographic, unmeasured, editorially, circulation
an estimated audience developed for an unmeasured magazine which is created by using existing data from measured a measured magazine(s) that may be similar in a variety of ways (e.g. editorially, demographic composition, circulation). This "calibrated" mix of data (prototype) is then used in syndicated research runs used for media planning purposes.
A mix of data combining known demographics, circulation and other information to create new content that can be used in syndicated research runs used for media planning purposes.
Keywords: cambell, ruiz, ultraverse, malibu, jimmy
The original or best example(s) of a program or practice (e.g., the prototype program that was the subject of the original research en route to developing an evidence base for its effectiveness and utility).
Prototype was the name of two characters from Malibu Comics' Ultraverse. The original Prototype was Bob Cambell, who was replaced by the second Prototype, Jimmy Ruiz. These events happened before the first issue of Prototype and Ruiz was then the first Prototype revealed to the readers.
The typical example of a category of (e.g., a robin is a prototypical bird).
a combination of all the possibilities in a category of identity, a multiplicity of possible configurations, out of which the individual identity will eventually emerge
a conceptual structure, which is able to subsume most, if not all members of a linguistic category to varying degrees
Keywords: concept, thermoformed, epoxy, flange, bull
a small-scale implementation (to limit complexity and time required) that will server as a proof-of-concept for a larger software project
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the best representative of a concept. (312)
Keywords: parm, funccall, parentheses, char, parser
a list of characters in parentheses that tell the parser how to treat arguments to the function
see function prototype
More correctly, function prototype. A declaration of a function which describes the type of its parameters. (defined by ANSI). e.g. int FuncCall( int Parm1, char *Parm2 );
an object which can be used as a template for creating new objects
a template of properties that is shared by all instances of the object type
Generally the Biometric template of a trained user. In BioID, a prototype contains all necessary data to enable a classifier to classify a specific person. Result of a training process.
Keywords: representation, concise, fidelity, idea, solution
a representation of a design for the purpose of evaluation
a concise representation of the entire function
a near representation of the real thing
Keywords: cloned, ecmascript, repeatedly, object, implement
A self-describing object that may extend or be extended by other objects.
a description of the structure and content of a data object that may
an object that supports cloning
Keywords: biodetection, fingerprints, sample, pathogens, learners
a sample section of a proposed e-learning course. The prototype may be prepared online, working fully or partially. Or the prototype may be prepared on paper, with figures resembling completed screens. Sponsors and potential learners can review the sample section and offer suggestions for making it more effective.
an actual metal sample of your collectible
a portable biodetection instrument that analyzes biological samples for the presence of specific DNA sequences that serve as fingerprints of specific pathogens
Keywords: thirteenth, trek, voyager, episode, season
Prototype is the 29th episode of Star Trek: Voyager, and the thirteenth episode in the second season.
Keywords: hermeneutical, pathway, circle
Keywords: stereotypes, idealized
Keywords: thrash, angeles, los, usa, progressive
Prototype is a progressive metal/thrash metal band from the USA, with at least two of its members from Los Angeles.
Keywords: khdc, begins, manufacturing, requirement, process
Keywords: operands, thrown, parameter, exceptions, involved
A specification of the types and exceptions involved in an operator or method. It shows the types of the operands/parameter, the type of the result, and any exceptions that can be thrown during the computation.
A specimen of an organism that is kept in a museum collection to represent a certain species found in the wild.
Keywords: millennium, ultimate, features, working, contain
a working system that does not contain all of the features of the ultimate Millennium system
a standard or typical example; "he is the prototype of good breeding"; "he provided America with an image of the good father"
a concrete example about which new properties can be discovered
a general example
Keywords: stimuli, tendency, abstraction, corresponds, central
an abstraction from a set of training stimuli that corresponds to their central tendency
Keywords: gui, simulates, arrive, understanding, automated
a mechanism through which developers and users can arrive at a common understanding of how an automated process should work
An application that simulates the behavior of another, more fully developed application. Visual Basic is often used as a prototyping tool, for example, to quickly develop a possible graphical user interface (GUI) for an application before the application is developed.
Keywords: quick, assumptions, ideas, easy, together
a quick and easy way to test the ideas and assumptions that came together to form your Web site
an excellent way to communicate with end users with the goal being to clearly define the system
Keywords: node, defined, definition, interface, specified
a user defined node with a specified name, interface, and body
The definition of a new node type in terms of the nodes defined in this standard.
Keywords: sports, quantities, racing, car, extremely
Keywords: placement, participates, school, student, program
Used by a school system to refer to the type of school placement/program in which a student participates
"One of a kind" item, typically, the first article. It's a good practice where multiple cases are concerned, to purchase a "prototype" before ordering a quantity of the same item.


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Serve this dish with pita bread wedges. Make sure not to overcook the lentils, or they will split and their texture will suffer. Substitute red or yellow lentils, if you prefer.
How to Make It
Place lentils in a large saucepan, and cover with water to 2 inches above lentils. Stud whole onion with cloves. Add studded onion, bay leaves, and rind to pan; bring to a boil. Cover, reduce heat, and simmer 20 minutes or until lentils are just tender. Drain well. Discard onion, bay leaves, and rind.
Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add chopped red onion; cook 5 minutes or until tender, stirring occasionally. Stir in tomato and the next 6 ingredients (through garlic); cook 2 minutes. Stir in lentils, cilantro, and parsley; cook 2 minutes. Stir in juice, salt, and black pepper. Serve warm with lemon wedges.