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Planners appointed by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo are studying ways to deliver health care to the poor as some private medical centers are in danger of closing.
When the pain in his groin was too great to bear, Ralph Hutchins, who works as a mover, headed to the crowded emergency room at the nearest hospital one recent Tuesday, his life at risk. Tanya Boynton, a mother of four who works 12-hour shifts, hobbled into another emergency room from a homeless shelter, afraid illness would end her job.
They needed care in the heart of Brooklyn, not far from the world's richest concentration of premier hospitals. Only a few private hospitals have survived in neighborhoods like Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brownsville and Bushwick to serve poor patients like them. Now all are in such dire financial shape that a small group of veteran health care planners appointed by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is debating last-ditch measures to save them.
For decades, the fallback solution in American cities has been to close such hospitals.
But one of the actions being considered by the group may be even more radical: expunge the hospitals' debt of more than $1 billion, partly at taxpayer expense, and then let large for-profit companies take over the facilities and restructure patients' care. Experts say what ultimately becomes of the hospitals could make them a model, or a disastrous experiment, in the delivery of health care to the poor.
The proposals are still being drafted but are already generating concern among public health advocates, who worry that the changes would shred a frayed medical safety net and send the poorest and uninsured patients to other overwhelmed hospitals, especially to three public hospitals that are at capacity and facing new budget cuts.
Proponents say this fear is unfounded. But it runs deep in New York State, which added a right to health care to its constitution during the Great Depression, and is the only state that still prevents large companies and their stockholders from owning hospitals.
"If we don't figure out a way to redesign the system, we're going to have free-fall bankruptcies not only in Brooklyn, but all over the state," said Stephen Berger, chairman of Mr. Cuomo's Brooklyn Work Group. Its recommendations are due this month.
Brooklyn shows the acute stage of a problem that has vexed the nation for years: how to sustain delivery of major medical care to the poor. After the crack and H.I.V. epidemics of the 1980s, either shrinking hospitals with empty beds or letting them fail was seen as a way to make the system more efficient. But as big cities lost more than half their hospitals, closings were concentrated in places like central Brooklyn, where the bed-to-population ratio is now below state and national averages and busy hospitals are struggling financially despite high occupancy rates.
Kings County Hospital Center, Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center and the State University of New York Downstate Medical Center, the three public hospitals in the area, could shoot up to as much as 130 percent of capacity and face a third more emergency room visits if even one or two of the most vulnerable private hospitals closed, according to a study submitted to the Berger group by the union representing interns and residents at public and private hospitals.
Alan Aviles, the president of New York City's public hospital system, said it was making contingency plans for such a flood but could not go it alone, particularly since the collapse of the city's Roman Catholic hospital network.
"We have to make sure that we still have voluntary safety net hospitals that are capable of sharing in that effort," he said, noting that city hospitals already provided 75 percent of all outpatient care to the uninsured.
To stay healthy, experts say, even nonprofit private hospitals need a 3 percent profit margin. Only two of Brooklyn's 10 private hospitals are doing that well, and of the five considered endangered — Interfaith Medical Center, Wyckoff Heights Medical Center, Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center, Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center and Brooklyn Hospital Center — some are hemorrhaging money.
Questions about mismanagement hang over some of these institutions, but analysts agree on the basic problem: Most of their patients rely on Medicaid, the government insurance program for the needy, which has been repeatedly cut as eligibility expanded.
There is no confidence that the national health care overhaul will help. Indeed, federal cuts expected through 2013 will disproportionately hurt the same hospitals. In neighborhoods with mainly black and Latino residents, in a borough of 2.5 million where more than one in five residents live below the poverty line and two in five receive Medicaid, the five endangered hospitals account for 83,000 admissions, 325,000 emergency room visits and 760,000 clinic visits a year.
The case of Mr. Hutchins, who showed up at Wyckoff, illustrates the strain. It was the third time in two months he sought help, he said. This time, at his insistence, the hospital admitted him.
Surgery revealed a strangulated hernia so far gone that cutting out life-threatening infected tissue left an open wound, he said.
Cost efficiency demanded speedy discharge; last year, Medicaid cut by 31 percent what it would pay for a case like his. But before Mr. Hutchins could be released, the hospital had to get him a portable wound pump.
At hospitals that pay suppliers promptly, administrators say, the device typically gets same-day delivery. At Wyckoff, it took a week.
Wyckoff's general counsel, David Hoffman, said the hospital was like a homeowner with an underwater mortgage. Its buildings are worth a fraction of the $88 million it owes on a $140 million state loan, used in 1994 to rebuild. Its reserves are gone.
Such hospitals have not benefited from recent gentrification in Brooklyn. Affluent newcomers typically keep ties with their Manhattan doctors, who send them to hospitals there with the prestige to get top dollar from private insurance plans.
In 1980, Brooklyn had 26 hospitals; now it has 15, and 41 percent fewer acute-care beds — 2.3 beds per 1,000 residents, compared with Manhattan's 4.7, the state's 3.1 and the nation's 2.6.
That pattern has played out nationwide, said Alan Sager, a professor of health policy and management at Boston University who has analyzed decades of hospital closings in 52 cities.
Professor Sager found that what best predicted that a hospital would be closed was not inefficiency, but location in a minority neighborhood, and for-profit hospitals were likeliest to close.
Proposals to save the Brooklyn survivors include a federal waiver that could redirect state Medicaid savings to so-called safety net hospitals, and a push for additional mergers. Another idea is making one or more of the hospitals a free-standing emergency department, a concept being tried at the defunct St. Vincent's Hospital in Greenwich Village.
The proposal requiring the most salesmanship, and possibly a change in law, would leave taxpayers, bondholders and other creditors to absorb the hospitals' net debt and then invite investors into a reformulated health care network.
Steven Moore, an executive with PricewaterhouseCoopers, the consultants invited by Mr. Berger to sketch out this proposal, likened Brooklyn's indebted hospitals to banks with toxic assets, and suggested a bailout first. "Our premise is you have to design a system that will attract private capital," Mr. Moore said. "Private capital is more efficient, it demands productivity, it demands creativity, it demands innovation."
It also demands profits. Many experts doubted the proposal's contention that 20 percent to 30 percent waste could be safely carved from Medicaid spending in Brooklyn to yield a reliable return of about 7 percent.
At the Greater New York Hospital Association, the lobbying group for hospitals, board members worried about people without insurance, particularly the city's many illegal immigrants. Getting rid of toxic assets — hospitals' debt — would not solve the problem of patient mix and revenue, said Kathleen Shure, an association executive, and "the board fears that it will end up in for-profit entities getting rid of 'toxic populations.' "
Mr. Berger, an investment banker and veteran of health commissions, is impatient with such objections. "Health care is not hospitals," he said. "Health care is an integrated system, a network," one that requires new patterns of investment.
By law, hospitals must provide emergency care. But it is unclear what that might mean in a reformulated for-profit system, particularly for people in pain who damage the bottom line, like Ms. Boynton, 40, who limped into Interfaith with what turned out to be an acute attack of gout the same day Mr. Hutchins went to Wyckoff.
She would have preferred the Bronx clinic in her Medicaid managed-care plan, but her family had been evicted from its Bronx apartment after the landlord failed to make repairs required for a housing subsidy. At Interfaith, she got a three-day prescription that put her back on her feet and commuting, from a Brooklyn homeless shelter to her $300-a-week job at a home goods store on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
Mr. Hutchins, 50, now discharged, is also on the mend. The hospital's prognosis is more guarded.
"We stay open at the grace and generosity of our vendors," said Mr. Hoffman, Wyckoff's general counsel. "They know it will eventually get better, because we have to have hospitals. Otherwise, we'll have sick and dying people lying in the streets, and nobody wants that."

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CONWY Borough first team manager Chris Morrell has reacted to the period of inactivity for his side and football across the country.
The Football Association of Wales have extended the suspension of domestic fixtures due to the coronavirus pandemic until April 30, which now casts significant doubt over the ability to finish the campaign.
The Tangerines' boss stated he "understands and accepts" the decision implemented by the governing body, with safety paramount as COVID-19 concerns grow with every passing day.
Morrell, said: "All of us as a team and staff understand and accept the situation to suspend football.
"The welfare of the people is the highest law and so, if not having group gatherings helps then it is a no-brainer.
"Luckily as yet we don't have any illnesses in the group with players working individually at present, but in regards to our group training, we will take have to take on government advice and move on from there.
"All of us at Conwy Borough wish nothing but the best and good health during this uncertain time and we can only hope that things improve off the pitch before even considering anything on it."
It has been an eventful season at Y Morfa for Borough, who currently sit seventh after winning eight and drawing six of their opening 24 games.
A blistering start saw them in early title contention before tailing off during the autumn, but despite losing director of football Warren Gibbs to increasing family commitments, the club remains on course for a top-half finish.
The likes of Tomos Clarke, Sean McCaffrey and Ben Heald have played a leading role this season, with prolific striker Corrig McGonigle also at his clinical best.


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Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Calling Tops is a Fools Game, Call me a Fool
New York Summation could be signalling near top, but in a strong uptrend this can just keep floating near the top.
Here is the link to the real chart, so you can track it yourself in realtime. BPT does this link thing all the time, which is awesome, because if you are "letting the market come to you", rather than just jumping into a trade because that makes you feel like you "are working/trading", IF you are doing it right, you need to be watching it in real time for your entry AND more important, for your exit and stop.
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Yomiuri: Local gov't near Tokyo unable to handle "such a high level ofReplyDelete
radiation" — Cesium clouds spread over many areas of capital — 57 µSv/hr
area yet to be decontaminated
Radioactive Pollen... Tokyo: Up to 2,000 grains inhaled in 1 cubic meter of air —
NHK: Radioactive materials found in Tokyo Bay at 15 times legal limit —
Japan unveils plan to develop massive gov't "backup city" 300 miles west of Tokyo
Oh yeah, almost beyond belief,98% of everyone still doesn't get it.ReplyDelete
as an investor, i have to keep tabs on fukishima, because gorbechev said chernobyl medical and re-location costs, bankrupted russia.ReplyDelete
tokyo, had to re-locate 200,000 top brass out of tokyo.
that's a poker tell.
indeed some leap puts on japan related stock could be prescient. I love that country, but the government and energy industry ogliophs are sickening, literally.ReplyDelete


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"I have had this object for over 25 years, passed to me after my Granddad had died. He enjoyed a flutter on the horses and a number of other things before Parkinson's Disease took away his sight, as well as a lot of the simple pleasures in life. The one thing he could do even though he had lost his sight was to still play his harmonica. It was awful to see a loved one deteriorating, especially at the age of 14 or 15, and it is only later in life than you can truly reflect on things. It was also a time when I really started getting into music and as it turned out this was my first musical instrument.
I don't play it all the time and I've never learned how to play it properly, but it's been in the same drawer of the same wardrobe in the various places I've lived in. It's quite nice to bring it out today, as it represents a link to my Granddad, a link to a family member that helps me to remember him in a fond way, which in turn always brings a smile to my face…"


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10am weather updates
Taking a look at the weather,
Gwangju and Jeollanamdo woke up to a chilly morning. Readings were set at around -7 to -1 degrees this morning, but they are expected to make a dramatic jump reaching up to 6 to 10 degrees in the day.
The region will be under sunny skies with light clouds spotted.
The air quality level is expected to drop to bad ranges this afternoon. So, don't forget your mask on the way out and pay attention to weather forecast for updates.
For daytime highs, Gwangju will top out at 8 degrees Celsius and Yeosu will peak at 7 degrees.
As for the current temperatures, it is now 0 degrees Celsius in Gwangju and 1 in Yeosu.


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I mentioned on my post on Friday that I would provide an update on The Lost Garden blanket progress. I only managed 3 rounds after fitting it in between everything else weekend related. I did get to sit outside before the sun started to beat down on me. I knew if I stayed out longer,… Continue reading Sunday WIP Update
Month: Jun 2019
Friday Roundup #26-19
A bit of a garden theme to this post today. Whilst I have been working on The Lost Garden blanket, I don't have any progress pictures to share yet. I'll get some loaded up by the end of the weekend. It is going well though. The last few rows on the corners, I found I… Continue reading Friday Roundup #26-19
Midweek WIP Wrap
Try repeating that title that fast after a glass or two :). It's a challenge without the vino! I admit I am not the speediest of crocheters but I've been busy each evening and morning sometimes, to finish the corners off on the Lost Garden blanket. I thought I was nearly done last Friday, but… Continue reading Midweek WIP Wrap
Friday Roundup #25-19
It's been a fairly busy week and things are progressing with the Lost Garden blanket. I'm just one row from starting on corners. Looking forward to getting onto the next stage. I think I shall have to move my completion date though as I am unlikely to be done by the end of the month.… Continue reading Friday Roundup #25-19
Time for Tea(towels)
It has only taken 6 months, but finally my last lot of tea towels are finished. These were started around Christmas time, just after relatives all returned home. I actually cut them from the loom in maybe very early January. And then they have languished in an office, chucked on some boxes, with the intention… Continue reading Time for Tea(towels)


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A Brony Tale
Year: 2014
Duration: 1h 19min
IMDb: 5.7
Genres: Documentary
Country: USA, Canada, New Zealand
Actors: Ashleigh Ball, David Beckingham, Mike Bernstein, Phoe Of Equestria Daily, Jordan Downs, Patrick Edwards, Will Edwards, Benjamin Humphrey, Andrea Libman, Meghan McCarthy, Bryan Mischke, Nicole Oliver, Marsha H. Redden, Donald Rhoades, Shaun Scotellaro
Vancouver-based voice artist Ashleigh Ball has been the voice of numerous characters in classic cartoons such as Care Bears, Strawberry Shortcake, Cinderella and more. When Ashleigh was hired to voice Apple Jack and Rainbow Dash for Hasbro's fourth series to use the My Little Pony name - My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic - she had no idea she would become an Internet phenomenon and major celebrity to a worldwide fan-base of grownups. Bronies are united by their belief in the show's philosophy. This documentary gives an inside view of the Pony fan-world, and an intimate look at the courage it takes to just be yourself...even when that means liking a little girls' cartoon.


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Work At Home Success Story: Regina Viscount, Independent Stylist Ruby Ribbon, Inc
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This week's Work-At-Home Success story comes from Regina Viscount an Independent Stylist Ruby Ribbon, Inc. She is a 47 year old woman who has been working from home for 15 years. An Independent Stylist with fashion company, Ruby Ribbon, she has earned at the top end of the pay structure by cultivating one of the largest organizations within the company. She love the perks such as conference calls from the beach!
1) How did you get started working from home?
I started working from home so I could design my day around my priority of being a mother. Working from home also gave me the ability to spend time with my mother who was battling Ovarian cancer.
2) How did you choose the work-at-home career you do?
My work at home career is as an Independent Fashion Stylist. The concept of the product (fashion with hidden shapewear built in to the pieces) intrigued me and it is the only product of its kind in the direct selling industry, which led me to believe there was a lot of financial opportunity.
3) How did you get started (basic initial steps)?
Getting started was easy; I contacted the company (Ruby Ribbon), determined which samples I wanted to showcase, uploaded a picture to my website and I was in business.
4) How did you get your first client or customer or job?
My first clients came to me through the enthusiasm I had for the products. Once they experienced the comfort of the clothing and shapewear they were hooked and gladly recommended it to friends.
5) How do you market your business?
I market my business by wearing the clothing, participating in fashion shows, networking, hosting trunk shows in boutiques and salons, as well as personal styling appointments.
6) What does your usual day look like?
My business has expanded from just selling the clothing to teaching other women how to sell the line while developing their own social selling businesses. Currently there are approximately 150 women in my organization and we are adding new Stylists every day.
7) What do you know now that you wish you knew when you started?
The magic is in consistently doing what needs to be done. The fundamental of following up with customers and team members will grow your business faster than any seminar or over priced workshop ever will.
8) What advice would you give someone who wants to work from home?
My advice is to approach working at home with the same level of commitment and seriousness as if you were the CEO of a successful company, have business hours and make sure you consistently do something every day to move your business forward. The fastest way to do this is by picking up the phone.


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A lot of people forget that the only aim in life is not to run after success all the time. It is also necessary to take breaks from the busy schedule and take some time to relax and heal from the constant stress that comes with the need to meet constant deadlines. Over time, stress can take a huge toll on your body, destroying your health and making it very difficult to continue chasing the success that you crave. One might think that to pursue success is enough, but in reality, they need to take occasional breaks to make sure that the mind and body get enough time to recover from stress and function properly.
Most people these days don't have enough time to take an entire day off and visit massage parlors and spas to relax and unwind. Thankfully, in Singapore, home massage is an option they can consider if your schedule does not allow them to take off a whole day just to pamper themselves. Masseurs that they book can come to the residence and offer them the much-needed pampering.
Home massage has a lot of benefits like
- Removing stress
- Making muscles flexible
- Curing joint ache
- Giving you mental peace
- Calm you down
These are skilled and trained professionals who know exactly how to treat the body muscles so they regain their original flexibility and one can get the most exquisite experience possible. The best thing is they don't have to spend hours traveling to and from a massage parlor as they will come to the residence for the sessions.
Home massage services are truly a gift for those, who cannot afford an entire day of just pampering, but really need some time off from work.


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Chatbooks deal: get $10 credit to spend on gorgeous Rifle Paper Co photo books
August 28, 2018
A stylish friend shared this gorgeous deal with me (thanks, Meredith!): Rifle Paper Co. now has a line of covers on Chatbooks. I just ordered and will share when my first one arrives! Chatbooks automatically uploads photos from your phone, makes a quick photo book, then mails it to you. This is BRILLIANT for someone like me who never backs things up and sometimes smashes (or drowns) my phone!
If you're interested, here's a ref link to get $10 to spend for your first book (brought my total to $7).
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The process of good 3D data translation is more complex than simply converting from one format's syntax to a second. Like translating a sentence from one language to another, it is not enough that the syntax is correct; the semantics behind the data must be right, too. In 3D modeling, understanding the semantics or the rules of the target system is of paramount importance if that model is to be useful for more than just display. High-quality geometry output is essential to preserve the data's robustness and quality for use in modeling operations.
Without this, 3D models for components may have gaps between the edges or other irregularities due to differences in how modeling programs define edges, faces, and shapes. These irregularities can lead to an unusable model from which specifications for final products cannot be produced. High quality can be assured through convergence of numerical algorithms, for example by using the Newton-Raphson method, which finds successively better approximations to the roots (or zeroes) of a real-valued function. 3D InterOp provides access to a powerful set of functions and routines that can handle these tough modeling problems of stitching, geometry simplification, and gap tightening.
The Demands on TranslationTypically, 3D modelers are based on boundary representations, where the model is described by the boundary between its inside and outside. This boundary has both a topological definition(such as faces and edges) and a geometric definition (the shapes underlying the topology). While major modelers share this trait, their differences become apparent when looking at the details of these data structures. For example, do the surfaces have to intersect at the edges or can they have gaps, and if so, how large can that gap be? How close do two points have to be for the modeler to consider them coincident? What geometric continuity is required for a surface to be valid? For example, some modelers demand that surfaces intersect at edges, while others allow for gaps, and among those which allow for gaps, the sizes of those gaps can vary.
Different modelers have different tolerances for how close two points must be before considering them coincident, so data in one modeler that results in a continuous surface can result in a form filled with gaps and irregularities in another modeler. Geometric continuity determines whether a surface is considered valid by the modeler, but because of the differing standards, models which are valid in one modeler may not be valid in all modelers. This fact is why it is crucial that these kinds of rules are fully understood by the translator if the output model is to be of any use.
Even standards-based formats, which provide a very detailed description of the data, do not comprehend the rules of the target modeling system. The translator still has to do work to ensure that the model is valid. The process of modifying the data so that it conforms to the rules of the target system is called healing. This book explores some of the issues that arise during healing, the approach 3D InterOp takes to address them, and the user options available to control the process to achieve the desired output.
Units and TolerancesOne aspect of model translation that may appear trivial, but can have a large impact on the results is units. Although most geometric modelers are designed as being unitless, a CAD document usually interprets the data as having a specific model length unit that specifies the meaning of the dimensions of the geometric objects within that container. In other words, it is the document that dictates the actual lengths being represented by the unitless values used by the modeler. This value is, in turn, used to interpret tolerances of the model. The healing functions within 3D InterOp comprehend these differences and properly interprets the meaning of unit during model translation and healing.
Removing Tiny Features and Self-IntersectionsAnother issue that can arise during model translation is a geometry that is too small for the target system. These features need to be removed before healing and translation can begin.
A sliver face is defined as a feature whose distance between long edges is smaller than the specified tolerance, which have at least one short edge and, at most, three long edges.Specialized functions within 3D InterOp detect sliver faces and, optionally, replace them with tolerant edges. First, any short edges detected in the given entity are replaced with tolerant vertices. Then sliver faces are replaced by tolerant edges. The resulting tolerant edges are then considered for merging, with any remaining tolerant edges returned to the list of sliver faces to be worked.
Healing and Model TranslationThe input file for a 3D model might contain bad data, which can result in corrupted information in the resulting translation. Specifically, due to the differences in modeling kernels, valid data created in one system may not be considered valid when imported into another kernel. In addition, the geometrical or topological errors might occur during the translation process due to differing interpretations of the data. To ensure precise and valid translation, 3D InterOp provides this option for repairing and healing the translated files. Repairing involves checking the translated file for corrupted data and fixing the invalid data. During translation, 3D InterOp's healing corrects the differences in precision of source and target entities. 3D InterOp performs automatic healing in three areas with the goal of creating a model with high enough quality to be correctly interpreted by the modeling kernel and retain fidelity to the intent of the original model:
- Modification of the topology of a body by removing duplicate and overlapping vertices, and splitting edges having large discontinuities in their curves so that their continuities follow the rules of the modeling kernel.
- Modification of the geometry which involves reconstruction of self-intersecting and irregular curve geometry of edges, co-edges, and surface geometry of faces, as well as the trimming 6 and sub-setting of underlying surfaces of faces to conform to the rules of the target modeling kernel. 3D InterOp healing does not modify the geometry, ensuring that output conforms to the shape of the original.
- Fixing of other invalid data in the body such as loop errors. The goal of the automatic healing with 3D InterOp is to create a model with sufficient quality to be correctly interpreted by the target modeling kernel while retaining the fidelity of geometric shapes in that data so they are as close as possible to the designer's original intent.
The Healing ProcessAfter the model is translated, users have the option of employing a healing workflow to further improve the quality of the model. Within the 3D ACIS Modeler, this healing process consists of three phases: stitching, geometry simplification, and gap tightening.
StitchingThe first phase of healing is stitching or sewing separate faces of an entity together to create a sheet or solid body that is topologically complete. Stitching essentially involves replacing groups of coincident edges with a single edge, and groups of coincident vertices with a single vertex.
Geometry SimplificationImported models often contain surfaces that appear analytic when displayed on a screen, but are actually represented as splines. In the geometry simplification phase, such spline surfaces are converted to corresponding analytic forms wherever possible. Geometry simplification results in a reduction of data size and speed improvements in subsequent modeling operations.
Gap TighteningThis phase (also called geometry building) tightens the gaps (inaccuracies) in the input models by building geometry as necessary. In this phase, a series of geometric operations is performed to improve the precision of face, edge, and vertex data. Geometry building essentially removes the gaps between adjacent surfaces by recomputing intersections. How the gap is closed depends on the type of surface intersection. Gaps in geometry are filled by extending the adjoining surfaces and recomputing the surface-to-surface intersection.
For tangential intersections of analytic surfaces, the surfaces are snapped to each other using linear transformations, determined through a graph-based solver that is capable of handling cyclic tangencies. The nodes of the graph are the faces, and the arcs of the graph represent the tangent edges. Cycles in the graph are broken by giving preference to surfaces with higher curvature (for example, cylinders are snapped to planes rather than planes snapped to cylinders).
Lastly, tangential intersections of spline surfaces in which the intersection curves are along isoparametric lines of the surfaces are corrected via control point modification.
Accessing Healing FunctionsWhile healing occurs automatically during translation, its scope is limited to improving the quality of the model sufficiently for an effective translation to occur. However, additional healing routines can be called by the OEM application to perform custom flows and routines, such as splitting edges and periodics, or constructing non-manifold topologies. These healing routines are accessible as a set of API functions delivered as a part of the 3D ACIS Modeler.
PerformanceHealing impacts the performance of translation, increasing the overall time needed and is greatly influenced by the incoming quality of the model. One way to combat the performance hit is through multi-process part translation. With an assembly, 3D InterOp can translate and auto heal the constituent parts in parallel.
3D InterOp supports various formats, some of which introduce third-party dependencies which may not all be thread-safe. Therefore, a multi-process approach is required over multi-threaded part translation. Generally, the overhead incurred by using multi-processing over multi-threading is mostly in inter-process communication. Because 3D InterOp has little need for inter-process communication to translate parts, this overhead is low. The combination of these factors make 3D InterOp well suited to a multi-process implementation, thus greatly increasing translating and healing performance.


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Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Guide for Determining Permissible Entity Types
Recently, the Texas Secretary of State drafted a chart that lists professions and the types of entities each profession is permitted to create. The document is called "Guide for Determining Permissable Entity Types" and will save users alot of time and reading.
Special thanks to Gary E. Kersey (Attorney, Texas) for bringing this chart to my attention.
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Thursday, August 8, 2013
New IRS Select Check Tool
The Internal Revenue Service has developed a new feature on their website, www.irs.gov. This feature allows those donating to charity to see if their contributions qualify as a tax deduction. Attorneys should consider using this tool when a client wishes to make a charitable gift that may qualify for the gift or estate tax charitable deduction.
For more information, click here.
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Trust and Estate Practice Aids Available on Different Internet Services
Many online websites are helpful for folks in the trusts and estate practice. Below are a few online resources and a short description of what the each site provides.
IGS International Genealogical Search Inc. provides users with a way for people to identify heirs, quiet title searches, search for heirs of wrongful death actions, and a few other services that can help identify beneficiaries to an estate.
Some practitioners need information that is more specific and training material to assist them in succession planning. One estate planning resource to share with farm owners is Planning Your Farm. The site discusses the risk associated with farm transfers, assessing farm resources, and other estate planning techniques.
Other practitioners need assistance in obtaining property title searches. Property Shark provides title searches that sift through public records and adds public information to the proprietary information for a more complete set of online records. Property shark makes mortgage files, deeds leases, different ownership rights and other services available to trust and estate practitioners.
Practitioners needing access to public documents such as real time court records can find them on LexisNexis.
Court filings have been made more convenient by allowing the service to be done online at One Legal Online Court Services.
FindLegalForms.com can provide practitioners with a collection of free legal forms. Some of the forms include handy checklists and there is no registration required to download the forms.
There are many other websites offering primary, and secondary, trust and estate affiliated material. Access to these sites enhances speed to accomplish client tasks.
See Donald Kelley, Internet Services for T&E Practitioners, Wealth Managment, Jun. 12, 2013.
Special thanks to Jim Hillhouse (Professional Legal Marketing (PLM, Inc.)) for bringing this article to my attention.
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Other Wills, Trusts, and Estates Blogs -- Updated 8/29/2012
- Bay Area Wills, Trusts & Probate Report
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- California Probate Lawyer Blog
- California Tax Attorney Blog
- Death and Taxes: The Blog
- EstatePlanning4All (California)
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- Estate Planning News (Ohio)
- Florida Elder Law and Estate Planning Blog
- Florida Estate Planning & Probate Law Blog
- Florida Estate Planning Lawyer Blog
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- Gay Estate
- GeriLaw
- Heritage Law Blog (Massachusetts)
- Houston Texas Trust & Estate Litigation Law Blog
- Kevin A. Pollock BLAWG (Florida, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania)
- Massachusetts Estate Planning and Elder Law
- Minnesota Estate Planning and Probate Blog
- New York Probate Litigation Blog
- New York Trusts & Estates Law Blog
- NFA Gun Trust Lawyer Blog
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- Our Family Business At Odds
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- Phinney Estate Law (Washington)
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- The Probate Lawyer (Alabama, Florida, Louisana, Mississippi)
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- Rule of Law (British Columbia)
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- Texas Probate
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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee
The committee is composed of five (5) members that serve staggered three year terms. Ordinance No. 528-8 created the Animal Shelter Advisory Committee. The purpose of the Committee is to assist the City of Pearland Animal Control Center in complying with Chapter 823 of Vernon's Texas Statues and Codes Annotated Health and Safety Code Title 10 Health and Safety of Animals. The Animal Shelter Advisory Committee shall be composed of at least one licensed Veterinarian, one municipal officer, one person whose duties include the daily operations of an animal shelter, and one representative from an animal welfare organization. Members of the Committee shall be appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the City Council.Time Commitment: Meets once a quarter on the 3rd Wednesday for approximately 2-3 hours.
Position Term: 3 years
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Kate Coleman
Kate Coleman is an Elementary Math Coach for the Framingham Public Schools in Framingham, Massachusetts. Prior to her work as a coach, Kate taught first grade in Framingham and had the fortunate opportunity to teach Think Math! in her classroom. In addition, Kate has worked as part of the District Math Teacher Leader Committee and has planned and provided professional development on Think Math! and other mathematics topics for the teachers in her district. Kate holds a B.A. from Boston College in Elementary Education and Human Development and received Ed.M. from the Harvard University Graduate School of Education where she focused on Learning and Teaching. She believes that Think Math! fosters the curiosity that is natural to kids, which in turn allows them to make meaning of the mathematics that they engage in and develop into confident mathematicians.


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A unique handmade walking long haired cat brooch. She is a tabby cat and full of colour, there are black, brown, iridescent blues, orange, green and some pearly white in her coat and she has touches of golds and copper too.
She is just over 2 inches from nose to tail.
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There are some interesting events coming up in that constellation of science museums clustered under the Ingenium brand name in Ottawa. I'm highlighting two of the events here in date order.
Canada Agriculture and Food Museum on December 5, 2019
That is an actual gingerbread house made by Catherine Beddall, the featured artist at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum's December 5, 2019 event. Here's more from a November 27, 2019 Ingenium newsletter (received via email),
Canada Agriculture and Food Museum
Thursday, December 5, 2019 (7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.)
Fee: $10 + tax | Members: $7 + tax (with promo code)
Language: English only, with a bilingual Q-and-A
Join Catherine Beddall — an award-winning gingerbread artist — to learn the tips and tricks behind making a successful gingerbread project. The author of The Magic of Gingerbread, Beddall has created antique clocks, space rockets, and even a chess board from gingerbread. Find your inspiration…just in time to make your own gingerbread creation for the holidays!
For full details and to register, visit our website.
Sonia Mendes has written a November 26, 2019 article on the Ingenium website about Catherine Beddall. Here's a snippet,
Catherine Beddall is, quite simply, a gingerbread mastermind. Forget basic little houses covered in gumdrops — Beddall is a food artist and gingerbread is her favourite medium. From an antique clock to space rockets and even a chess board, there's no limit to Beddall's creative designs. With Christmas on the horizon, this award-winning pastry chef is planning a visit to the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum to share some beginner tips with visitors. The Ingenium Channel caught up with her to learn more about her gingerbread obsession.
it's a fun, interesting interview liberally spiced with pictures of Beddall's work.
Kids learn to make electronic plushie gifts on December 14, 2019 in Ottawa
Also from the November 27, 2019 Ingenium newsletter (received via email),
The Tinker Series: Handcrafted Gift – Electronic Plushie
Canada Science and Technology Museum
Saturday, Dec. 14, 2019 (10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.)
Fee: $17 + tax | Members: $15 ($2 discount with promo code) + tax
Language: Bilingual
Kids ages 8 and up will love the chance to design their own electronic plushie (note that registration includes admission for one child and one accompanying adult). Using conductive thread, participants will learn incorporate sewable circuitry components into a unique toy.
For full details and to register, visit our website.
I found more here on the event webpage,
*Registration includes admission for one child and one accompanying adult.
Fan of the DIY [do it yourself] movement? Want to fabricate a thoughtful gift for the holidays? You are invited to use your creativity to make a handmade gift.
Want to improve your sewing AND circuitry skills at the same time? Join us for an electronic textile workshop — just in time for the holidays! Explore how to incorporate sewable circuitry components using conductive thread into your very own hand-made plushie! Use your creativity to design and decorate your plushie; the result might just be the perfect gift for your special someone.
Registration is required. Parents/guardians must remain at the museum for the duration of the workshop, and are welcome to attend the session.
Ingenium members will receive a discount code to apply towards the admission fee! Watch for the discount code in the exclusive member newsletter.
It looks like there are two sessions to choose from and each is 90 minutes in duration.


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The Community Progress Fund is designed to provide an infusion of short-term funding at a pivotal moment and is intended to build on existing momentum to help move an issue, an idea or an organization forward. The range for Progress Fund grant awards is $20,000-$30,000 per year for one to two years.
ZSR asks that proposals demonstrate existing momentum within the community, and how, with an infusion of funds, an issue or an organization will move forward to test an idea or achieve greater impact. ZSR hopes that engaging with community members through the Progress Fund grant cycle will allow the Foundation to support communities and better understand how different communities experience change, opportunity, and challenges in unique ways. Thus, the parameters for this approach are intentionally broad. In addition, ZSR desires to be accessible to areas of the state that have relatively higher needs and fewer resources. Consequently, preference will be given to those areas of the state.
Our goal is to award a significant portion of grants to organizations that are run by and primarily serve people of color; therefore, ZSR strongly encourages proposals from these organizations.
Please note that submitting a Letter of Intent is the preliminary step in introducing a proposal to ZSR. Therefore, it is not necessary to contact a ZSR staff member prior to submitting an LOI.
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Brilliant piece of equipment. must be the best style of log saw horse on the market. Easy to set-up and to use and takes up no space when stored. a very safe way of cutting logs, as logs can be cut without the need to hold by hand as they are securely gripped by the saw horse jaws. excellent service from tooled-up as well. Very well done.
Better quality than expected and solid. Performs as expected
An excellent product, slightly on the pricey side, great design, very good construction.
Simple and easy to use, beats a regular saw horse due to the fact that the weight of the log opens up the cut, rather than traps the chain between the pieces.
Exceptionally light to carry and strong enough to securely hold the logs for cutting. really impressed.
Having now used this device i can say that it is great on long fairly straight branches and trunks but anything under one metre (39 inches) length or curved is a bit tricky to cut. I need to produce logs about 220/200cm (9/8 inches) long which makes using up this last portion not possible. Agree with steve shutler that the teeth need to be firmly driven in to prevent movement of the branch being cut. Very useful but disappointed that i could not finish the job.
I used this for the first time at the weekend. brilliant! it saved me so much time and makes chainsawing so much safer. i was impressed with the sturdy build quality. the log clamp device enables different sized logs to be held easily and safely and it all folds away for easy storage. all in all, money well spent.
Efficiency improved and safer than regular saw horse.Simple principle but might not have bought it without seeing the video .
needs to be on very flat ground or it might tip. Easily adjusted to take different size logs. Also the teeth need to be driven into the log as otherwise the log can move while cutting.
Simple to use and sturdily made. does the job and looks like it should last a long time.
Fantastic idea; sturdy construction; a joy to use.
Brilliant bit of kit
Very happy at last i can saw logs without asking for help
I've had this for years. Great to use initially and after a while you can become adept at getting big logs into it one handed. The simplest ideas are always the best ones and this one is great.
The smart holder log saw horse pretty much does what it is sold to do (hold logs!) but i've had a couple of issues with it. It feels sturdy yet is light enough to carry across a field to where you are working, but it is a little too light to hold long logs. I've had it start tipping when you apply a chainsaw to the log. I now put a weight (bag of sand) on the bottom of the frame. also, because the log is held in one spot only, logs are prone to rotate in the jaws, ie be pulled towards or away from you when you apply a chainsaw. Lowering the upper gripper so it holds the top of the log further back helps, but expect to sometimes have to steady the log as you cut. it is certainly better and safer than cutting wood without a saw horse, once a log is in it you do not have to move it again so cutting it up is swift and i do use it quite a bit, but maybe a traditional saw horse is a better option.
I have only used it a couple of times but it performed well. As a fabrication engineer myself the build quality is very good and it is designed to perform and last.
Very easy to use, comes virtually ready assembled, small branches or lengthy, chunky logs easy to saw with hand saw or chain saw. Folds away flat in 10 seconds.When used with my chainsaw makes the job a doddle, all at a nice height to work with and i would advise anyone wishing to saw logs of all sizes to buy it. I looked at other types of saw horses before buying this one, i made the right choice !
Having recently cut 4 trees down i had a lot of wood to log. i found that this piece of equipment worked extremely well, saved a lot of back ache, as well as allowing me to work safely. the saw horse is very easy to carry to the cutting site and very easy to erect. a really useful piece of equipment, beautifully made. if you have logs to cut using chain saw then this will assist you safely.
Excellent product, well priced and dispatched quickly. Would highly recommend this product and tooledup'
Nice piece of kit, really makes log cutting with a chainsaw safer.
A really well built product, very easy to use. as others have said, it would be better if it could hold larger diameter logs. But then you would have to lift them up! folds flat so easy to store. Much better than the usual horse.
A good solid help log sawing, could do with holding a slightly bigger diameter log, but a really useful and value for money product. The delivery time and service were, as usual, excellent.
Excellent solution to an common activity if you have a log burning fire. Long logs can be sawn in one go without having to stop and move to log. Grips all sorts of shapes securely. folds flat for easy storage.
I thought this was a bit on the expensive side for what it is. it certainly works well with straight logs and made sawing up several trees so much easier (and safer). i used to struggle to do it on my own before but this holder does make the job much easier. i would certainly recommend it although it is expensive.
Recently purchased and to date used it once. It appears to be satisfactory, time will tell. Makita quality. What more can i say
Very pleased with it. made chopping up a load of logs very quick.
One of the best investments i've ever made. Easy to put up and also pretty easy to use single-handed. only one thing to remember is to trim timber to the rear of the jaws first and then to the front end as this keeps the centre of gravity of the log firmly over the device which ensures the jaws remain locked and the whole assembly balanced correctly, leaving you both hands free to operate the saw and cut into convenient size logs.
Robust and good build quality. one of the adjustment holes on the top gate a bit tight but workable otherwise fine. takes a bit of practice to use properly but once you've got the hang of it quite straightforward and certainly beats constant bending down. could problably do with a flat plate on the gate to facilitate one person operation since lifting a heavier log and trying to push one end through the gate can be tricky.
Good piece of equipment. Highly recommended. Paul
This saw-horse is a great design which makes the job of sawing logs easier, quicker, and less tiring, because you don't have to re-position the log very often or bend down to pick the logs up. light enough to move around (i'm a lightweight 5'3"), it is easy to assemble and dismantle, and when it is dismantled it takes up very little room. It is expensive but makes sawing up a lot of pallets a viable alternative - if you wanted to do that, it would be excellent value for money. As i'm a log woman and have access to free timber, it doesn't save me pennies but it does save me effort. Some thin logs roll a bit but i can usually get the spikes to bite. Logs will drop straight into a carefully positioned wheelbarrow! Nice.
Very easy to assemble. Simple to use, just needs bit of time to understand fitting of logs. Gives you hands free operation of log cutting. Easy to transport. A must if you have a logburner and chainsaw. bob
This is an excellent bit of kit - makes chainsawing logs fast and easy - and much safer as the off-cuts fall onto the ground beneath the machine and not under your feet. It also means you do not have to bend down whch using the chainsaw - much more comfortable. highly recommended
Does what is said it would. grips most sizes of wood well, though very irregualr shapes can roll. Also can't cut very short although for everday use not a problem. takes a few goes to erect (a bit like a deck chair, easy once you have worked it out but next time you have to work it out again) but once up very stable. on our log saw it is a a bit fiddly adjusting the clamp for diferent sizes of wood, but this seems to be because one of the machined holes is a bit small and therefore tight. This may not be a problem normally, we may just have been unlucky. overall appears very robust and we are very pleased with it.
Good sawhorse, well weighted and grips securely. An excellent innovation.
An excellent piece of kit, well designed, sturdy yet light enough to carry around easily, and holds long logs securely whilst chainsawing. better still, it takes up very little space in the garage when not in use. Highly recommended.
As a hydraulic engineer i am unfamiliar with cutting/handling timber, however, in an attempt to lower my heating costs we have reinstated the open fire in my home and have available to us a supply of timber. Purchased the saw horse to allow us to cut logs of various sizes to the required length with a chain saw and maintain a good safety. the saw horse was delivered promptly. In good condition and we used it within two days. as it says on the adverts, it does what it says on the tin. appears ropbust, but time will tell, easily clamps differing sizes and allows stable cutting to almost any length. well worth the money.
I found this product to work well and i am pleased that i purchased it. My only reservation is that for a tall person i would prefer it to be a little higher but apart from that it is very good.
My old logging saw-horse gave up the ghost so i bought the smart log holder. What a great piece of kit! It will hold just about anything i can pick up, including pallets and really long timber. Best of all it now hangs in the shed when not in use as it folds down to a couple of inches thick. Brilliant!!
Great product. Works very well.
A bit of a deck-chair to get used to - but strongly made .. And heavy. it's not a fragile thing and is sturdy enough to do the job well.
I think it a bit expensive for what it is but! I have used it for 5 months now along with the log splitter and i can not fault either of them. Easy to assemble and fold down, easy to store and to carry. I have used for 2" dia up to 12" dia logs. Holds logs firm and away from your legs and feet (especially if using a chainsaw). Mint. Tudor
I have tried all sorts of saw horses over the years.This one is simply the best.It tackled assorted lengths and thickness with ease and made chain sawing easier and safer.Money well spent.
A well made product which works well. I'm glad i bought it.
Good honest,sturdy tough bit of kit,builds up in seconds,excellent to use,price wasnt bad either,folds flat and very easy to store,a good stable platform to saw logs on and a very good design
Brilliant tool, makes life a whole lot easier when you have to chainsaw logs, my husband just leaves me to it, it's really easy to use, good strong quality and superb value from tooled up, over all excellent
This equipment has made a difficult task so much easier and safer, it also very stable whilst in use.
This has made cutting up logs a simple pleasurable job instead of a back breaking chore. Excellent build quality and easy to put together and easy to break up to put away
Does what it says on the tin! well made and very practical. wish i had invented it. tends be a bit low for someone of average or greater height though.
Nice bit of kit - well built. best for logs longer than twice the length you wish to cut, then becomes difficult to cut that last bit into two equal lengths. for branches of smaller diameter, say two inches, then (as an earlier reviewer commented) the gripping teeth are not close enough together so could be improved by adding a couple of extra teeth where it matters. i like it - it works better than anything else that i have used. i work alone; it is easy to handle and seems safe to use with a chain saw (but h+s warning, do make sure the saw cannot take a chunk out of your legs, or anywhere else for that matter!).
Excellent little log horse. Good build quality and easy to carry about and set up. Makes using a chainsaw alot safer++++++++++++++++
The smart holder log saw horse is a simple but effective piece of equipment. The cantilever effect enables the operator to place a good length log in its grip and will not need to re-adjust or touch the log until it is reduced to the required blocks. This enables the sawman to work unassisted with the assurance that the log won't slip or drop during cutting. The saw horse folds flat and is quite portable. It is a quality tool.
This is a very clever and well thought-out device that enables you to be much more productive when cutting wood single handed, either with handsaw or chainsaw (i use both). It is light enough to carry easily, and can be set up in less than 1 minute. two criticisms (1) for smaller diameter timbers (2" or less) the spacing of the gripper barbs is too wide. There should be a couple of closer spaced ones in the middle of the run to grip smaller wood. (2) the working height is a bit low for a tall user (i am 6' 2") and so your back is bent. I just put it up on some blocks laid flat.
Does exactly what it says 'on the tin'! very easy to assemble. study and strong and yet folds neatly for storage. at last i have convenient tool to help chainsawing logs to length for our wood burning stove. most important of all – using the log saw horse is a much, much safer way of holding logs when chainsawing.
Works well with most logs - struggled when they got too large!
Great bit of kit, holds the material firm just like a second pair of hands without the moaning lol....Expensive but how much would it cost to have someone to hold the logs for you? Also keeps the log at a nice height, away from your feet/legs whilst cutting with the chainsaw. Folds away after use for storage and fairly light too. I also purchased the log splitter too. by tudor
Surprisingly stable. Works well on long logs, irregularly shaped trunks can roll so you need to be sure that they are well wedged. Along with other products that i have tried the final cuts are not possible because the holding bar gets in the way. (only applicable if you need 9 to 10 inch logs)
Have had one of these for some years - bought this as a present for my son-in-law. Mine has been a brilliant piece of kit. Holds large logs/branches easily ready for cutting with a chain saw. Have not given the highest possible rating for features because it can't have many because of what it is. Also it's not cheap for a collection of welded bits of steel, but it does the job designed for brilliantly.
An excellent bit of kit, easy to assemble and very steady when in use. it makes chainsawing much easier and certainly safer. It folds away neatly for storage and is not too heavy to carry around.
Made short work of a pile of logs with varying lengths and thickness.Like an extra pair of hands,holds steady for cutting.Very pleased best bit of kit i've bought in a while.
A clever, easy to use, compact piece of kit by makita, which i hadn't realised when i bought it, but it is a plus factor. Easy to use, easy to store and does the job for most logs you are likely to encounter. In use, the log is in exactly the right place, minimising back problems
Good buy and solidly built for long life. appreciated the efficient and prompt service.
Have used it a few times since i purchased it, it does as it says on the box cannot fault it at all - recommend that if you intend to saw some logs - get the log splitter as well (see the video)
Could be a little more stable when first cutting into the wood but this is nothing a concrete block or two on the base won't sort out (or a sharper blade)
A good product. Rather lower than i expected but very useful. I shall use it a lot.
You will not get better
Excellent product though doesn't hold logs much wider than about 1 foot - which is fine. The base needs to be weighted down as it tends to tip towards you slightly as the chainsaw bites into and pulls at the wood. I still prefer it to a traditional saw horse.
What a smart machine, very useful, i can easily take it to site and log up there instead of bringing uncut length of wood home. i am very pleased with its performance
Unbelievable that something so simple can be so functional. makes sawing quicker and easier.
Like so many who have installed a wood burner i wanted to be able to collect and saw my own logs. Branches and odd shaped logs were always a pain to move along a saw horse and dangerous to cut on the floor so i bought this after watching the video. i set it up in seconds, it held logs really well and made it very quick to cut them into the right size. I put some old deals in and some thinner timber which i cut to size for splitting for kindling. Great piece of kit, very easy to set up and take down, takes up little room. Like others makes cutting logs with a chain saw safe, quick and a pleasure. Get one you won't regret it.
I have never left a review on anything before, but i am so impressed with this tool i just had to write one. I have struggled for many years with various saw horses and endured the endless repositioning of the log, which was irritating and time consuming at best, painful at worst. (i have a back problem)this tool has made my logging a pleasure. A superb design that has turned a previously tedious and sometimes painful job into a delight. Logging was a job i used to avoid. Now my wife tells me i look for excuses to use it. Watch the video. It realy is that good.
Nice bit of kit for the money
After struggling for a number of years cutting branches into logs i decided to invest in the smart holder log saw horse. I can safely say it was the best decision i have ever made. The design, build and performance is second to none and i got through a massive pile of wood in a third of the time it would have taken without it. It has great features in that it will hold large and small pieces of wood both securely and safely. It is simplicity at its best with little to go wrong. It has added bennifits of keeping your saw away from the ground thus not blunting it and is great for your back. The advanage over other saw horses it has is that once the branch etc is in place you can cut it into logs without having to move the branch again. i would definitely recommend this to anyone who has to cut logs.
I've been using this for about a year now. I love it. Easy to use, stow and transport and can be adjusted one handed if you don't want to put down your log or saw. Deals with very large logs as well as smaller ones down to about 15cm. Highly recommended.
Well worth the money, great tool,very to use, and takes up no space at when folded down.Definatley would recommend buying one.Very quick delivery time.
Great bit of kit. not too heavy or awkward to move about. cutting logs with a chainsaw is much quicker and safer. yes it needs to be positioned on a flat surface when you are using it - which can be tricky if you are out on rough ground.
Very quick delivery. A great piece of equipment, easy to assemble, although butterfly nuts on struts awkward to turn - they must be tight to keep the strut in place. Slightly unstable on rough ground ? Needs a wider base or secure to ground, especially when working in woods. Makes chainsawing alone much easier and safer. Takes up very little space when folded, easy to cart around. Heartily recommend this saw horse.
This is a good bit of kit if a bit pricy! this does a good job and really helps in the safety factor of cutting up logs! good design and very helpful!
This is a brilliant back saving invention. i would recommend it to anyone who has lots of branches to chop up.
I work as a tree surgeon and only log up firewood as a by product for personal use. For those small branches at home it is brilliant. Stick a long length in and work your way along it without have to constantly put the saw down and move the timber as with a traditional bench. it is a little unstable on rough ground. it folds away totally flat another advantage over traditional benches.
Great product
Got my sawhorse on time and found it very good. I'm sorry i didn't get one alot sooner
Once you get used to how to load logs and get them to sit it is a wonderfull piece of equipment watch out for teeth on clap gashed fingers a few times best to wear gloves
This is a very clever device for holding wood to be cut by chain saw. The fact that it stops having to constantly move a piece of wood or the re clamping of same is brilliant. I have some doubts about its robustness over long term use. Also i think it may be a bit to light or need some form of anchoring whilst in use as it does tend to move around a bit. That said at this price it's cons are insignificant when compared with the pros. Wish i'd thought of it!!!!
The purchase was easy and quick. The design works. The item could be a bit more stable, i.E. Heavier base perhaps? I will try to fix down and level to improve the performance.
Bit unsure when first used the product, but after using a few times found it rearly good very useful and handy piece of kit ,would`nt be without it great thank you. Regards william.
Best piece of equipment i've bought for the price. does everything it shows on the video. foolproof and easy to use. great for logs at this time of the year.
I purchased this log saw to replace a conventional stainless steel unit which has a clamp strap to secure the log (a trestle style). However to cut a long log required the log to be repositioned a number of times which was both annoying and time wasting. The smart log saw horse requires only one clamping for all the log cutting required and is very stable. I am very impressed with all aspects of it and i let a log supplier friend try it. He has now purchased one for himself.
I have struggled for years with a wooden saw horse when cutting long or heavy logs, and anything over 4 or 5 feet long was difficult. The smart holder has already saved me hours and a lot of bad temper. Sets up in less than 30 seconds, then one adjustment for the thickness of the log, lift into place and off you go - with a little thought, you can cut the whole thing (conifers, 6 or 7 feet long) into bits and only have to lift one end at a time to position it. Wish i'd bought one years ago.
Excellent bit of kit! Easy one person operation using chain saw - highly recommended
As they say the simple ideas are the best ideas ! Really easy to use it is just brilliant !!
Thank you for this smart log saw horse, it is just what i was needing. what is realy good is it can hold smaller limbs of trees, which normaly spin when you try to cut them on the ground. first class tool.
Brilliant item, thought it may be a bit over priced. cutting of logs is much faster and safer and it will take a wide range of sizes, very easy to adjust and use. Would not be without it, just a pity it was not invented years ago, so simple to use.
There is only one word to describe brilliant
This is safer and less labour than using a chain saw with a traditional saw horse. However, i have a small wood burner and found that the final length remaining in the jaws too long, so had to cut that on the ordinary saw horse. No big deal. Glad i bought it.
Great bit of kit - should have bought one years ago! Great service from tooled up.
I don't normally leave reviews but this piece of kit is too good not to let anyone know they should buy it. i have had a pile of cord wood lying about since felling some trees in the winter and this has helped me cut it into logs much quicker than if i had someone helping me by holding the logs on a normal horse. the video does not lie, it is really that good. the quality seems very good and the design is excellent, i cannot fault it.
A very effective saw horse. A clever idea, well executed. I was worried that it might not be sufficiently substantial, but the build quality is excellent (although the price reflects this). No reason why this shouldn't give many years of good service.
Best little kit i have purchased for a long time does exactly what it is designed for.
Very easy to set up and use,all sizes of wood catered for.The video does not lie but a bit pricey
Have not used it yet but looks good on the video
Excellent product, quick to use and easily manages big logs. A very well designed tool.
This is a well thought out and study piece of kit that has taken a fair range of different diameter logs already. it took me a few goes to get used to securing the logs properly, so the stand has a few witness marks from the chain saw - they will need rust proofing. i now ensure the log is well "jammed" in against the teeth by pressing down on the long arm. curved branches and small diameter branches are the most difficult. it makes sawing very quick, but i'd recommend putting down a sheet if you are cutting over anywhere you want to clean up after, as it lets you generate a lot of sawdust in one spot very quickly (its my first saw horse, an i don't have a dedicated spot to use in the garden) the only point to watch is the side braces as i've had the wing nut come loose - one was difficult to locate against the noth at first. stopping to check its still secure every few logs should ensure safety, at least until bed in, as mine seems to have done now.
One word excellent you wont be disappointed.
Very well made, easy to set up and use, compact for storage. As advertised, does all as shown. Safest system i have ever used for chain saw cutting without assistance.
Does exactly what it says on the tin, makes sawing odd-shaped logs a breeze. Easy to use, easy to store. Quite expensive for a relatively simple piece of metal, but time will tell if the quality is worth it.
Excellent piece of kit,,easy to set up,,very easy to use, will take all sizes of wood from tree trunks to pallets,,watch the video before you buy and you will be impressed ,,ive struggled for years with traditional saw horses/benches ,,this beats the lot !!
Folds completely flat so easy to store and takes seconds to set up.Very robust and stable no matter what size/weight of wood to be cut.Cracking bit of kit!
This is one of my best buys in over 60yrs. it is a joy to use and does everything it says on the box. i've been looking at a pile of logs and tree branches we have at home for a year or two, saw this advertised and took the plunge. Fantastic result no back ache and the fire is keeping us warm. be in no doubt if you have wood to saw this bit of kit is so safe to use, is easy to use and stores away flat. enjoy
The frame is stable and quick to set up. If you have wood of mixed diameters you have to adjust the swinging gripper frequently. Also the teeth don't grip too well if the wood is very hard. But it does a quicker job than my conventional saw horse. overall i recommend it
Like all the best things it's simple and it works perfectly. This novel product makes the job easier and quicker.
Wish i had bought this saw horse right away, so easy to work with and much cheaper then the other 2 sawhorses i bought before
I was slightly sceptical about buying this product, but it works exactly as shown in the video. It's a well designed piece of kit and makes logging a very easy and pleasant job. i also bought a smart log-splitter and this too works as shown on the video and is childs-play to use. two great products which i would highly recommend to anyone with lots of trees and stuff to log up!
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Exploring the Phi Phi Islands
25 September 2018
As always, I've saved my favourite Thailand post for last...today I wanted to share with you our day spent exploring the Phi Phi Islands. This was the day trip I was most apprehensive about, I'm not the best on boats or around fish {and I'm terrified of the sea!} and this day was a lot of speeding around the islands on a boat and a lot of being in the water with the fish 😬. However, like the trooper that I am, I soldiered on and I'm so glad I did - the Phi Phi islands are like heaven on earth, actual postcard paradise.
Longboats, Sea Canoeing and James Bond Island
23 September 2018
If you read my Thailand Photo Diary last week, then you'll know when I was in Thailand at the beginning of the month, we took a day trip to the infamous James Bond Island. As it was such a jam packed day, I wanted to capture it all in a blog post before I forget everything that we did!
We booked all of our trips before we got to Thailand with Get Your Guide. When we got there a lot of people recommended booking in Thailand itself, however as we only had a week and didn't want to spend it traipsing around looking for the best deal and filling out insurance forms, we decided to book before. This just meant that we had everything planned out and could maximise time spent by the pool, something I'm so glad we did as a week really isn't long enough!
Thailand Photo Diary
18 September 2018
If you follow me on Instagram then you'll know that I recently took a trip to Phuket in Thailand {sorry about all of that holiday spam!}. With the exception of a few day trips, we had a fairly chilled week and spent most of the time relaxing in the resort, so instead of putting together one of my 'Ultimate Guide To' posts {because we really didn't explore enough to warrant that} I thought I'd just share some of my favourite snaps from the week and let you know what we got up to. I'll also do seperate posts on some of our day trips as we managed to cram a lot in and this post would to years long if I tried to cram it all in! 😊
Autumn Bucket List
17 September 2018
It's true what they say, as you get older the years really do fly by, and I can't help but feel that things have been stuck on fast forward recently. 2018 has been one of the best years yet, and maybe it's the feeling of not wanting to let go which has left me feeling this way, but it's something I definitely want to change. I'm guilty of spending a lot of my life waiting/working for 'what's next?', instead of appreciating what I have now and what I have around me. So with this in mind, I'm going to finish the year making a conscious effort to enjoy each season and make the most out of now.
I'm quite an organised procrastinator, and if I don't have a list I know I'll just muddle on through until suddenly it's New Year's Eve and I can't think what I've done with the last 4 months other than work or sleep. So instead, I thought I'd share with you my 'Autumn Bucket List'...just some silly little things I'd like to do to make the most out of the season...enjoy!
1. Go to the pumpkin patch - This is something me and my friends do every year, and it's such a fun day out. I love picking my pumpkins and getting creative designing them and putting them out for the trick or treaters...even if we never get any at our house!
2. Perfect my Butternut Squash & Saffron Risotto recipe - This year I've made more of an effort to cook more, and try new things. Since having the risotto at Dalloway Terrace, I've been obsessed with making saffron risotto, and think it would make the perfect autumn dish for the cold nights. It's almost perfect, but still needs a few tweaks so I'm hoping to work on that over the next few months.
3. Take a stroll through Regent's Park when the leaves have fallen - Regent's Park is so pretty when the leaves have fallen, and I rarely get the chance to appreciate it, so this year the plan is to go for a walk around the park when it's at its autumnal peak.
4. Read 5 books - I'm so guilty of not reading anymore with the excuse of not having the time, but it's something I used to love. Autumn seems like the perfect opportunity to catch up with the latest releases from some of my favourite authors now the nights are drawing in.
5. Book a Winter City Break - Every year I tend to go on a city break at the end of November or beginning of December and they're always so much fun. This Autumn I want to plan a weekend away in December, somewhere in Europe to enjoy the Christmas Markets - we're thinking Brussels!
6. See the fireworks on November 5th - November 5th was one of my favourite 'holidays' as a child, I was always fascinated by the fireworks and still am - such a big kid at heart! Our local Cricket Club puts on an excellent display so I'm hoping to visit again this year.
7. Make the perfect apple crumble - When I grew up our garden was filled with apple trees, so we'd have apple crumble or apple pie every Sunday after our Sunday dinner. It's not something I've done in years, so this year I'm bringing it back!
8. Get back into blogging (properly) - I've recently started dipping my toe back into the blogging world, but I've been hesitant to get back into it properly. I'm hoping Autumn will provide me with the perfect inspiration and I'll be able to get my mojo back.
9. Actually do something for Halloween this year - Every year I plan on doing something for halloween and I never get round to it - this year I'd like to plan something, even if it is just a movie night with friends.
10. Visit the Electric Cinema - I've wanted to go to the Electric Cinema for years and for one reason or another, I've never got round to it. This year I'm hoping to make it the year I finally visit, and a cosy Autumn evening seems like the perfect opportunity.
What are your plans for Autumn?
xo Becky
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UNM football team adds 25 new players
Lee Faria
February 06, 2019 10:33 PM
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.- The UNM football team has signed seven more players for the 2019 season, bringing the total class to 25.
Fifteen of the players will play on the defensive side of the ball. The additions are a huge need for the defense, which will return one starter.
Ten of the players are offensive pickups. UNM only lost four offensive starters from the 2018 season.
Updated: February 06, 2019 10:33 PM
Created: February 06, 2019 07:20 PM
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The 7 Types Of Depression
We can consider that there are 7 types of depression according to psychiatry, taking reference the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders DSM V . This classification, of course, should be understood as flexible and updatable. In many cases, researchers only collect a set of outstanding features, but they can not cover them all.
One of the main difficulties of psychiatry has to do with diagnoses . These have a high degree of subjectivity , because they depend on the interpretation that the psychiatrist makes of the symptoms of a person. This obstacle is increased if one takes into account that there are several types of depression according to psychiatry.
Having said the above, in this field a diagnosis must always be taken as provisional, which may be subject to subsequent adjustments . It is with the observation and monitoring of each case that a definitive diagnosis can be established. It is convenient, in any way, to know what are the types of depression according to psychiatry.
1. Major depressive disorder
It is the typical form of depression. Depression as a disorder in strict sense. It is also the form of this disease that concentrates the greatest number of symptoms. Its main characteristic is that the person shows extreme apathy towards the world and life.
In the most severe cases , this type of depression leads to what is called "depressive stupor . " In that case, inactivity almost completely seizes the person to the point where he can stop eating. In some cases major depressive disorder is accompanied by delusions.
2. Dysthymia, one of the types of depression according to psychiatry
Dysthymia is also known as a persistent depressive disorder. It is similar to major depressive disorder, but the symptoms are less severe . However, apathy, despair and the feeling of melancholy persist.
All these symptoms are chronic: they are maintained for long periods of time without improvement. Sometimes they stabilize, but it is also possible that they become more acute and lead to a deeper depression.
3. Anxious-depressive disorder
This is another type of depression according to psychiatry that is present in a significant number of patients. Its main characteristic is that it mixes episodes of depression with episodes of anxiety .
In general, the symptoms are moderate . Neither depression leads to states of extreme passivity and resignation or anxiety produces severe crises. However, it remains in time and sometimes the person thinks that this is simply their "way of being".
4. Atypical depression
It is also called depression with atypical features. The main difference with major depression is that in atypical depression the state of mind can improve in the occurrence of events that the person values as positive .
Likewise, in this type of depression it is usual to have more appetite and more hours of sleep than usual . Those who suffer from it often say that they experience heaviness in their arms and legs and that they feel rejected by others.
5. Seasonal affective disorder
As the name implies, the main characteristic of seasonal affective disorder is that it is activated and deactivated with the passing of the seasons . Typically, it begins in the late fall or early winter and disappears during the spring and summer months.
The change between one stage and the other is very abrupt . There is excessive sleepiness , a feeling of constant fatigue and carbohydrates gain in attractiveness. Also, of course, there is melancholy, apathy and reluctance to perform any activity.
6. Bipolar disorder
Bipolar disorder is similar to anxiety-depressive disorder, but in this case the symptoms are very severe. The stages of depression show a serious deterioration in mood, with all the characteristics necessary for the diagnosis of major depression .
In turn, episodes of anxiety are classified as manic or manic . In them, there is basically an acceleration in the speed of thought, euphoria, hyperactivity, difficulty sleeping, irritability and tendency to compulsive acts.
7. Cyclothymia
The most characteristic of cyclothymia is the instability in the state of mind . It is similar to bipolar disorder and anxiety-depressive disorder, with two fundamental differences. The first, that the symptoms are milder. The second, that there are also stages of "normality".
Changes in cyclothymia often go unnoticed . The person becomes a little sadder or a little more manic, without this becoming very marked. All this can happen in a very short time, a week or less.
As can be seen, the types of depression according to psychiatry have common characteristics, but also differences . Hence the difficulty that often involves an evaluation and a diagnosis.
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