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David Coale on Biggest Texas Supreme Court Cases This Term
In a review of Law360's six biggest cases to come out of the Texas Supreme Court's recent term, LPHS appellate partner David Coale comments on the case that involved filing mistakes and says it's one for appellate attorneys to review. "Not for the holding on a new trial, but for the explanation of how the […]
David Coale on Enforcement of New Abortion Law in Texas
David Coale on Enforcement of New Abortion Law in Texas In the wake of the Supreme Court overturning Roe vs. Wade, LPHS appellate partner David Coale discusses the issue of enforcing the new law on abortion, and how the level of enforcement may not rely only on the state legislature but could vary from counties […]
Jervonne Newsome Quoted in Dallas Bar Headnotes on Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's Confirmation
LPHS partner Jervonne Newsome was among Dallas legal experts quoted in the June Issue of Dallas Bar Headnotes on the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. The article titled "Representation Matters: The Impact on Judge Jackson's Confirmation" includes Jervonne's comment on Judge Jackson's arduous work. "Grace, respect, temperance, intelligence, and class are just a few […]
Managing Partner Chris Schwegmann Discusses Two Dallas Restaurants Fighting Over A Name
Two Dallas Italian restaurants are battling over their names. The owner of Carbone's has filed a lawsuit against Carbone because of the nearly identical name. LPHS Managing Partner and trademark attorney Chris Schwegmann provided insight. "What will make or break this case is one or the other of the parties showing that they used Carbone or Carbone's […]
David Coale Presents on the Business Impact of Recent Appellate Litigation
LPHS partner David Coale will present on the recent appellate litigation affecting businesses at the @DallasBarAssoc this week. David leads our appellate practice and runs two blogs, http://600commerce.com and, http://600camp.com.
Michael K. Hurst Achieves Certification from the National Board of Trial Advocacy.
The National Board of Trial Advocacy has announced that LPHS partner Michael K. Hurst has achieved board certification in the national organization. The NBTA follows an objective set of standards based on an attorney's experience and expertise in trial law in granting certification, a distinction reached by less than three percent of practicing lawyers in […]
David Coale Explains Controversy with Qualified Immunity Doctrine
A 5TH U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision allows the family of a teenager murdered in 2017 by former Balch Springs police officer Roy Oliver to sue him in civil court. Oliver is serving a 15-year sentence for killing Jordan Edwards after he shot into the car where Edwards was a passenger. Oliver claims he […]
Appellate Partner David Coale Discusses Senate Confirmation of Next SCOTUS Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson
The Senate has confirmed Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as the next US Supreme Court Justice, replacing retiring Justice Stephen G. Breyer. LPHS appellate partner David Coale spoke to KLIF 570 News & Information in the Morning about the new SCOTUS justice's background. Listen to David's interview here.
Appellate Partner David Coale Explains Appeals Court Ruling on Texas Voting Laws
In a ruling by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, the three-judge panel stated in a split decision that only county-level election officials, not the Texas secretary of state, can be sued over the state's voting laws. Three lawsuits had challenged the constitutionality of statutes that eliminated straight-ticket voting and created changes to the mail-in […]
Managing Partner Chris Schwegmann Comments on the Legal Industry's Return to Work Mentality
Employees are faced with returning to the office now that COVID-19 restrictions in the DFW area have eased due to the decline in hospitalizations. While offices have seen a slow return of workers, that is not the case with law firms in North Texas. LPHS Managing Partner Chris Schwegman talks to the Dallas Morning News about why […]


Notes: The current was not moving much. It was a bit rainy at the surface but underwater was just perfect. This green turtle is friendly, it approached Joe and stayed there for a few minutes It is good for the pictures, right after, Mike spotted another turtle. This one was a Hawksbill. This one was eating from the bottom so it allowed us to take a few more pictures. Then a big permit swimming in circles, probably trying to find food. It had a bite taken from it's rear fin and on top of his body. Glad he made it!
Scarus guacamaia, but more commonly know by the name of Rainbow Parrotfish. This is one of the larger parrots of the Caribbean.


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Drew Goddard Talks 'Cabin In The Woods 2'
By The Movie God | @ | October 1st, 2015 at 10:00 am
Did you stand up and shout "I need a sequel to this immediately!" after watching the extraordinary horror flick The Cabin in the Woods? Well…don't go getting too excited. A sequel to the movie is not something that's happening. At least not yet. There is still hope that the movie will happen someday, but when or if that day will ever come is unknown.
Drew Goddard, creator and writer of Netflix's Daredevil series, writer of episodes of TV shows Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Alias, and LOST, and writer on movies such as Cloverfield, World War Z, and most recently The Martian, made his feature directorial debut with Cabin and wrote the screenplay along with Joss Whedon. Goddard spoke recently about the possibility of a Cabin in the Woods 2, saying that the studio actually wants to do it but some things have to happen first.
See what he had to say below.
Topics: Movies, News, Sequels
Tags: Cabin IN The Woods, Cabin in the Woods 2, Drew Goddard, Joss Whedon, The Cabin in the Woods
The Many References In 'The Cabin In The Woods' (Video)
By The Movie God | @ | November 4th, 2014 at 1:00 pm
A new video has been released that offers a look at the references included in the 2012 movie The Cabin in the Woods. And there are a great many of them, I assure you.
If you've not yet seen writer Joss Whedon and writer and director Drew Goddard's horror-comedy, you're truly missing one of the most entertaining, unique, and memorable movies of recent years, even if you're not a big horror fan. You also won't be able to get much out of this post, as the video within, which also warns you at its start, would only spoil much of that fun.
For everyone who has seen the The Cabin in the Woods and knows how great it is, be sure to head below to check out the video. More than likely you spotted plenty of these yourself, but chances are there's a bunch more you didn't know about, and it's cool seeing them all (or most of them, anyway) listed off.
Topics: Because Awesome, Movies, News, Videos
Tags: Drew Goddard, Joss Whedon, The Cabin in the Woods
The Culturesmash Top 12 Films Of 2012
By Culturesmash | January 29th, 2013 at 8:06 pm
2012 was a really exciting year for film. We saw the culmination of a masterpiece world building franchise from Marvel Entertainment, perhaps one of the best 007 movies ever made, and Ben Affleck showed once again that there's much more to him than haters would have led you to believe. It was actually really difficult to compile just 12 films for a best of list. Some great movies were left completely off my list such as Wreck-it-Ralph. The film is a joy and it truly tickles the funny bone of geeks that grew up with video games in the '80s and that still play them now. Jiro Dreams of Sushi was a masterpiece documentary that follows the family of one of Japan's greatest sushi chef's and the film features some truly beautiful sushi cinematography! There are others, but I'm already giving myself two extra entries in this list just to play with the "12" gimmick.
These sorts of lists are just pure opinion. What I like about them though as a movie fan is by reading them I might discover some gem of a film that I haven't seen or heard about or I might be convinced to give a movie a chance that I was planning to pass up.
OK, enough babbling, here are my Top 12 films of 2012.
Topics: Features, Movies
Tags: Argo, Django Unchained, Indie Game: The Movie, Killer Joe, Looper, Paradise Lost III: Purgatory, Side by Side, Skyfall, The Avengers, The Cabin in the Woods, The Master, The Queen of Versailles
Famous Monster's Favorite Film Quotes of 2012
By Adam Frazier | @ | January 18th, 2013 at 1:30 pm
2012 was a fantastic year for movies. Films like The Dark Knight Rises and Marvel's The Avengers entertained audiences with blockbuster action sequences and the ultimate in childhood wish fulfillment, while movies such as Drew Goddard's Cabin in the Woods and Gareth Edward's The Raid: Redemption will long be remembered as putting the nail in the coffin of their respective genres.
We saw new films from acclaimed directors like Steven Spielberg, Quentin Tarantino, Ridley Scott, Christopher Nolan, Ang Lee, David O. Russell, Paul Thomas Anderson, William Friedkin, Steven Soderbergh, Ben Affleck, Sam Mendes, and Kathryn Bigelow. Not to mention the latest offerings from Rian Johnson, Joss Whedon, Richard Linklater, and newcomers Colin Trevorrow, Benh Zeitlin, and Stephen Chbosky.
So many memorable characters – so many great lines delivered by talented actors inhabiting their roles. Here are some of the best (and a few of the worst) film quotes from 2012. Feel free to include your own in the comments! You can also check out my Top 25 Films of 2012 here!
Topics: Awards, Features, Movies
Tags: 21 Jump Street, Alan Arkin, Argo, Bane, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Bernie, Blake Lively, Bobby Monday, Bradley Whitford, Bruce Banner, Bruce Willis, Channing Tatum, Daniel Craig, Django Freeman, Django Unchained, Dredd, Hushpuppy, James Bond, Jamie Foxx, Jenko, Jennifer Lawrence, Jessica Chastain, Joe Cooper, Judge Dredd, Karl Urban, Kenny Brevard, Killer Joe, Lancaster Dodd, Lester Siegel, Life of Pi, Logan Lerman, Looper, Magic Mike, Mark Duplass, Mark Ruffalo, Matthew McConaughey, Michael Fassbender, Michael Shannon, Movies Quotes, Old Joe, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Pi Patel, Premium Rush, Prometheus, Quvenzhané Wallis, Safety Not Guaranteed, Savages, Seth MacFarlane, Silver Linings Playbook, Skyfall, Suraj Sharma, The Avengers, The Cabin in the Woods, The Dark Knight Rises, The Master, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Tom Hardy, Zero Dark Thirty
Blu-ray Review: The Cabin In The Woods
By BAADASSSSS! | September 18th, 2012 at 12:00 pm
The Cabin in the Woods
Blu-ray | DVD
Directed by Drew Goddard
Written by Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard
Starring Kristen Connolly, Chris Hemsworth, Fran Kranz, Richard Jenkins
Taking a break from their college studies, a group of friends – Dana (Kristen Connolly), her friend Jules (Anna Hutchison), Jules' jock boyfriend Curt (Chris Hemsworth), wisecracking stoner Marty (Fran Kranz), and Holden (Jesse Williams), a friend of Curt's he trying to hook up with Dana – embark on a weekend getaway to an isolated cabin somewhere in the mountains (and some woods of course, hence the title).
Despite an uncomfortable encounter with a creepy local (Tim De Zarn), the quintet carry on with their relaxing weekend, but unbeknownst to them outside forces led by Sitterson (Richard Jenkins) and Hadley (Bradley Whitford) are monitoring their every move and preparing to unleash a nightmarish horror upon them. As Dana and her friends battle to survive the night, they begin to realize the full scope of the evil that wishes to prey upon them, and by the end all will be revealed and it will not exactly be what you expect.
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Tags: Cabin IN The Woods, Chris Hemsworth, Drew Goddard, Fran Kranz, Joss Whedon, Kristen Connolly, Richard Jenkins, The Cabin in the Woods
The 10 Best Films Of 2012 So Far…
By Adam Frazier | @ | August 16th, 2012 at 2:00 pm
Hello Geeks, FamousMonster here. So, how many movies have you seen this year? I've spent the past couple of hours cataloging every film I've seen released in 2012, and the magic number is 60. That's 60 movies in seven months, which means out of the 228 days of the year so far – I've spent five entire days watching new movies.
With four and a half months left in 2012, I think it might be a good time to figure out what my favorite movies of the year are so far. Soon we'll be transitioning from summer's popcorn blockbusters to fall's dramatic, heavy-hitting films vying for Oscars and Golden Globes. There's been a lot of fantastic films this year, some of which were huge successes with wide releases and record-breaking box office returns, while others were limited-release independent films that deserve your attention.
It's my hope that this list of ten films balances obvious, geek-approved genre flicks with new, interesting titles that you'll seek out and enjoy. Of course, there are still plenty of highly-anticipated films on the way – The Master, Lincoln, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, and Django Unchained – but until then, this list should keep you busy. OK, enough talking, let's get on with the show. Without further adieu, here's my list of the 10 best films of 2012 so far…
Tags: Safety Not Guaranteed, The Avengers, The Cabin in the Woods, The Dark Knight Rises, The Raid: Redemption
Book Review: The Cabin In The Woods: The Visual Companion Guide & Novelization
By Empress Eve | @ | May 1st, 2012 at 10:00 am
The Cabin In The Woods: The Visual Companion Guide
Screenplay by Joss Whedon & Drew Goddard
Foreward by Drew Goddard
Afterword by Joss Whedon
Interviews by Abbie Bernstein
The Cabin in the Woods: The Official Movie Novelization
By Tim Lebbon
Paperback | Kindle
If you haven't seen The Cabin In The Woods, the new film co-written by Joss Whedon and director Drew Goddard, then definitely head to the theater to see it, as it's a great film and a wonderful addition to the horror genre. The buzz on the Internet is to go into this movie knowing as little about it as possible, so I'll direct you to our spoiler-free movie review for now. But The Cabin In The Woods is the kind of movie where once you've seen it, you want to know more about it. So, to go along with the movie, Titan Books has released two tie-ins: The Cabin In The Woods: The Visual Companion Guide, as well as the Official Movie Novelization.
Topics: Book Reviews, Books, Reviews
Tags: Drew Goddard, Joss Whedon, The Cabin in the Woods, Tim Lebbon
Movie Review: The Cabin in the Woods
By Adam Frazier | @ | April 13th, 2012 at 12:00 pm
Written by Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon
Starring Kristen Connolly, Chris Hemsworth, Anna Hutchison, Fran Kranz, Jesse Williams, Richard Jenkins, Bradley Whitford, and Amy Acker
Stop me if you've heard this one: a group of college kids visit a remote cabin in the woods to partake in irresponsible activities such as (but not limited to) alcohol, illicit drugs, and premarital sex.
One by one, these nubile teenagers are hacked to pieces by an axe-wielding maniac in the woods (or God-forsaken summer camp).
Sound familiar? It should. You've seen this genre convention in horror films like The Evil Dead, Friday the 13th, Cabin Fever, Sleepaway Camp, The Burning, and Tucker & Dale Vs Evil. The Old Dark House has become The Cabin in the Woods, a subversive, spirited deconstruction of the genre. Even the film's title is a reference to the archetypes it celebrates and simultaneously dissects.
Topics: Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews
Tags: Amy Acker, Anna Hutchison, Bradley Whitford, Chris Hemsworth, Drew Goddard, Fran Kranz, Jesse Williams, Joss Whedon, Kristen Connolly, Richard Jenkins, The Cabin in the Woods
Must Watch: Trailer For Joss Whedon's 'The Cabin In The Woods' Finally Released
By The Movie God | @ | December 5th, 2011 at 3:52 pm
Though the movie was finished filming in 2009 and originally slated for release in 2010, The Cabin in the Woods is just now giving us a first official trailer.
The movie, which is written and produced by Joss Whedon and written and directed by Drew Goddard, fell victim to MGM's major financial woes, and like many others it found itself stashed away in the attic, left to gather dust.
But thankfully for all of us, Lionsgate eventually showed up to save the day and set a new release date of April 13, 2012.
You can check out the first trailer for The Cabin in the Woods by continuing on below.
Topics: News
Tags: Amy Acker, Anna Hutchison, Bradley Whitford, Brian J. White, Chris Hemsworth, Drew Goddard, Fran Kranz, Jesse Williams, Jodelle Ferland, Joss Whedon, Keith David, Kristen Connolly, Lionsgate, Richard Jenkins, The Cabin in the Woods
Joss Whedon's 'The Cabin In The Woods' Acquired By Lionsgate; Official Release Set For 2012
By The Movie God | @ | July 24th, 2011 at 1:58 am
Fans of horror movies and the work of Joss Whedon alike have been wondering for a long, long time now just what in the hell was going on with The Cabin in the Woods, the horror movie he co–wrote with Drew Goddard (Cloverfield) a couple of years back now. The movie originally had a 2009 release date, but the many complications recently faced by MGM kept it locked away in limbo.
Those desperately excited to see the movie have been waiting for its savior since that time, even going so far as to make a Facebook page asking for the release of the movie in hopes that fan support would speed things along.
It took a lot of waiting, but Lionsgate has now officially acquired the worldwide distribution rights for the movie, and they have also set the final (we hope) release date for The Cabin in the Woods. Fans will finally be able to check it out on April 13, 2012, unless of course the studio decides there's a better date between now and then and changes it again.
Topics: Movies, News
Tags: Chris Hemsworth, Drew Goddard, Joss Whedon, Lionsgate, MGM, The Cabin in the Woods
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Game #9....Loandepot Field and the Miami Marlins
Loandepot Park....home of the Miami Marlins. Stadium #9 on our tour of all 30 MLB Stadiums. This is a retractable roof stadium situated in Miami Florida. It sits on the site of the former Miami Orange Bowl. Construction began in 2009 and was completed in March 2012 for the start of the 2012 MLB season at a cost of $634 million. The seating capacity for this stadium has it at the 3rd smallest in MLB at 37,442.
They had an all grass field from the beginning in 2012 but with the roof being closed most of the time and the field only averaging about 4 hours of sunlight per day, the grass started browning in certain areas. The pick of grass was supposed to hold up to being in mostly shaded areas but it did not. They used grow lights on the field when the team was away but it still didn't help. In 2014, the grass was removed and replaced with another that was better able to tolerate shaded areas. The grass field was finally replace in 2020 with an artificial turf and that was being used by the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Texas Rangers.
The field is know as a pitchers park as it has had the second fewest home runs since 2012. In 2016 they moved in the centerfield wall by 11 feet and the walls around the outfield were lowered from 13 feet to 6 feet. Still being a pitchers park and producing the 3rd lowest amount of home runs in MLB, in 2020 the centerfield wall was moved in another 7 feet to 400 feet and the right centerfield wall was moved in 5 feet.
Some notable events from Loandepot Park....
*Sept 2013 - Henderson Alvarez pitched the first no-hitter which the game was won on a walk-off wild pitch in the bottom of the ninth. Marlins won 1-0
*April 6, 2015 - Had their first rain delay as a storm came through with the roof open. Took 16 minutes to get the roof closed.
*June 20, 2016 - most home runs hit in a single game at the park (8). This is also a MLB record as all 8 home runs were solo home runs with the Colorado Rockies beating the Marlins 5-3.
*July 2017 - Hosted the 2017 MLB All-Star game and Home Run Derby.
We finally made it to this game 3 days after our originally schedule day. Had some mechanical issues with our bus. We were able to contact the Miami Marlins and they were able to change our tickets to a game 3 days later. Once we had our mechanical issues fixed we continued our trip from Tampa to Miami. We stopped at a small campground in the Florida Everglades called Midway Campground. Nice little place with a small pond in the middle and the campsites on the outside. They did have a sign that said not to walk your pets near the pond as it may attract alligators. We walked Tinsel well away from the pond. We didn't see any alligators in the pond but did see a few as we drove through the Florida Everglades.
Parking was easy at the ballpark. They have a bus parking lot right next to the stadium. We paid our $50 for parking and just took a short walk to the stadium. It was fairly easy getting into the park. The main concourse for the stadium is elevated, so once you enter the park you have to take an escalator up to the main concourse. Once on the main concourse you can walk around the entire stadium and still see everything. There was plenty of food options through out the park. They also had convenience stores that just sold chips, candy, bottle drinks, and some apparel.
This is a view from the left-centerfield bar that they have there and it has a standing room only area. Also in the area they have a bobble head museum. There is every bobble head that has been given out at every MLB stadium for every team.
Overall I would give this stadium a B. Nothing too fancy or splashy. Just your basic park. The bullpens were hidden, so you could not see if someone was warming up. There was nothing that made the stadium stand out. Being a dome in the hot Florida weather does help but there just wasn't anything that would make this stadium stand out.
Game # 15......Petco Park and the San Diego Padres
Stadium #14.....Dodger Stadium and the Los Angeles Dodgers
Game #13 Chase Field...and the Arizona Diamondbacks
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I think we can all agree that getting good value for money is something to which the majority of shoppers aspire. We all work so hard for our money (while our purchasing power seems to be dropping like a bag of wet cement), why wouldn't we try to make our dollars go farther whether by waiting for sales, using coupons, hunting for deals or repairing goods to extend their life span.
I was reminded of the latter recently, in trying to breathe new life into an old flashlight. The flashlight and I have been through a lot together. It has always been there for me, dependable and reliable, having seen me through power failures, tripped breakers and burned light bulbs. It has also been my guiding light, helping me search for lost items in deep, dark, scary household crevices. Even though it stopped working, I was certain it still had a lot of life left in it.
The first order of business was to try replacing the massive 6 volt lantern battery. Easy enough, but even after stretches and warm-up exercises in preparation for hauling the beast of a battery home, unfortunately, the flashlight still didn't work. The next step was to try to replace the teeny tiny little light bulb. What an ordeal!
Maybe it is because so many newer flashlights use LEDs as their light source, but this little light bulb of mine seems to be getting hard to find. After about 5 stores, I finally found some, so I bought enough to keep old faithful alive for another couple of decades.


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How do you calm down a stressed-out dog? This isn't the setup to a joke, but rather, a legitimate question. Do you soothingly pet your whimpering pup until he stops freaking out? Do you howl in solidarity until he gets bored of barking and eventually shuts up? While some of these strategies may suit your own canine just fine, how about this third option from Scottish scientists: Play your pooch some totally mellow reggae music. In a new study from the University of Glasgow, researchers found that the best way to help your dog relax is to put on some Bob Marley, suggesting that the only difference between your furry little buddy and your stoner college roommate is that only one of them intentionally eats kibble when he has the munchies.
Scientists played a bunch of music genres for dogs in a kennel—including pop, Motown, and classical—to see what kind of tunes they'd respond to best. The pups showed the highest positive changes in behavior and a decrease in stress levels when subjected to some sweet Jamaican riddims, according to the study authors by way of BBC. The canines showed a similar response to soft rock . . . but please don't make your dog mellow out to like, Steve Winwood or something. Because don't forget that you'll also have to listen to "Back in the High Life Again." So queue up some Toots and the Maytals instead. It'll be chill.


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I graduated from Villanova University with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. After college I worked for a company that built a number of systems that used Moog servovalves as the control element. Those systems taught me about servovalves and helped me get hired into Moog's new Engine Controls Division which supplied control valves and actuators for commercial and military turbine engines. Since then I have, over the last 30 years, worked in Moog's Technology Center, Aircraft Group and currently the Space and Defense Group. After starting out designing servovalves, I have designed a variety of control valves and actuators for aerospace applications. For the past fifteen years I have spent most of my time designing electrohydrostatic actuators (EHAs) for aircraft flight controls and more recently launch vehicles. Moog was involved in some early "electric actuation" demonstration programs which included electrohydrostatic, as well as, electromechanical actuators (EMAs). These types of actuators convert electric power directly to linear motion, load and rate, without the need for a centralized hydraulic system in the vehicle. I got involved with designing EHAs for the first military aircraft to go fully electric. I then designed the EHAs used on the flight control system of a commercial airliner and for the past five years I have been working to put the first EHAs on a space launch system.
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Moog's EHAs were originally designed to replace conventional electrohydraulic actuators used in an aircraft flight control system. A conventional electrohydraulic actuator is supplied with hydraulic power from a centralized pumping system and controls that power through a servovalve to direct the output piston. An EHA enables the conversion of electric power to be done at the point of the demand. This gives you the advantage of "power on demand" which means you are only drawing power when it is required by the system. This more distributed architecture is different from a centralized system which continually produces power and typically burns off what is unused by turning it into heat. With this change in operation you may be able to reduce the size of the power system needed for an application and eliminate the thermal management of the waste heat produced. Another benefit of the EHA approach is that the actuator is controlled by modulating the speed and direction of the electric motor, eliminating the parasitic power loss of the servovalve which controls a conventional hydraulic actuator. This loss is typically around one third of the supplied power at the actuator's peak power output. From our customer's point of view, the EHAs greatly simplify the integration of their system since all the messy hydraulic components are combined into one sealed, easily replaceable unit. This also reduces the skill level required for technicians and maintenance personnel as well as the facilities requirements.
The basic components of the Moog EHA include the traditional piston and cylinder for the mechanical output as would a typical hydraulic actuator but it needs to include a scaled version of the key functions that exist in a centralized system. This is done by combining a fixed displacement, axial piston pump and a brushless DC, three phase motor. The motor is commutated by a controller that is supplied with rotor angle feedback and delivers electric power to achieve the desired motor speed. As is typical with electrohydraulic actuators, a linear variable displacement transducer (LVDT) provides feedback to the position loop in the system.
The EHAs also have a built in pressurized reservoir that maintains sufficient pressure in the system to insure that the pump does not cavitate. The reservoir also manages the expansion and contraction of the hydraulic fluid as the system temperature varies. In order to minimize the size of the reservoir, the internal pressure is typically allowed to rise to hundreds of psi at the high end of the temperature range. This means that for a similar differential pressure across the pump, the maximum design pressure of an EHA will be higher than a centralized hydraulic system where the return pressure might be a maximum of 150 psi. This will drive the design requirement for the pressurized components of the EHA from a typical value of 3000 psi to something closer to 4000 psi. The reservoir system is separated from the load circuit by a pair of anti-cavitation check valves. These valves allow the pump to draw fluid from the reservoir which compensates for the leakage that flows into the reservoir through the pump case. In order to verify the charge level within the EHA, there is typically a pressure transducer and temperature sensor within the reservoir hydraulic circuit that enables the end user to compare the measured pressure at a given temperature with the expected value for a fully charged system.
Besides the basic components discussed already, there are a number of auxiliary components that can be included depending on the needs of an application such as different fail safe modes, service operations or redundancy. Examples of these components are; blocking or bypass valves that control the interconnect between the pump and the cylinder, load relief valves that can protect the actuator and structure from transient disturbances, pressure sensors that can provide load feedback into the system or charging systems that enable in-situ recharging of the EHA.
• Why EHAs?
There are a number of reasons why EHAs might be a preferable solution for an application. As stated earlier, from the customer's point of view, the ease of integration into the system or vehicle and the simplified maintenance can be very attractive. Also from an overall system reliability point of view, a standalone actuation system that is not dependent on a central hydraulic system can be advantageous, especially where redundancy is a concern. The power on demand mode of operation can provide weight, size and cost advantages if the applications duty cycle demands high performance intermittently.
Typical Hydraulic System Maintenance
All of these advantages might also be applied to electromechanical actuators as well but what separates EHAs from EMAs is their ability to be easily configured into fault tolerant designs. Where an EMA can be configured to provide some redundancy in a torque summed, dual motor arrangement, without including a clutch in the gear train, the actuator may have to be sized to drag a shorted motor along while providing the required performance. An EHA by comparison can easily switch from a dual motor operation to a single motor in the event of a failure through a logic valve without having to deal with a parasitic loss resulting from the failed motor. Also, EHAs can easily be configured into different redundancy schemes. In a flow summed design, multiple motor-pump assemblies can provide high rates with full operation and fractional rates but full load in the event of a failure. In a force summed, tandem arrangement the actuator can provide half the load at full rate with one motor failed and has the advantage of providing independent, isolated hydraulic systems.
Beyond the distinctions discussed above, there is the topic of jamming. While there is much debate on the probability of an EMA becoming jammed, the probability on an EHA jamming will be significantly lower. In this area the EMA may be judged sufficiently reliable for many, even manned, applications, but since the EHA uses the same piston and cylinder designs that have flown for decades the numbers are in its favor.
• Where else are EHAs used?
EHAs are starting to show up in a number of industrial applications were the ease of integration is a driving force. In one application, the hydraulic power needed to be transmitted through a rotary joint. Switching to an EHA made the integration much simpler since the power supplied through the rotary joint was electric and not hydraulic. This was a special case but in many industrial or commercial applications EHAs provide the right mix of hydraulic power in a self-contained unit that does not require infrastructure or a lot of maintenance. In many machine tools EHAs are attractive for their durability and compactness. Since the actuators only consume power when the systems demands it, the hydraulic oil is not constantly being worked and the need for thermal management and replacement of oil and filters is eliminated. Also, the EHAs can deliver higher forces for longer life spans without replacement of costly rotary to linear screw mechanisms like ball or roller screws.
• What should be considered when evaluating an EHA solution?
If the advantages of integration or redundancy make an EHA solution look attractive, the main performance consideration that should be reviewed is the application's duty cycle. Since electric actuators, including EHAs and EMAs, require torque from the electric motor to maintain a load, any duty cycles that requires holding a significant load may create a thermal problem for the motor or controller due to the I2R losses. An example of this would be an aileron on a wing. Since the aileron surface is part of the wing and is subjected to a constant lifting load during flight, the sizing of the EHAs electric motor is driven by the requirement to hold the lifting load for the duration of the flight at a current level that the motor and controller can sustain. This is not typically a consideration in a conventional hydraulic system since the actuator can hold a load without expending any significant amount of energy. Another aspect to consider when reviewing an application is the ambient temperature that the EHA will operate in. If the ambient temperature is extreme, care should be taken in reviewing the hydraulic fluid properties over that temperature range. In applications where the environment can be very cold and the demand on the EHA is light, mitigating control schemes may need to be employed to maintain the fluid temperature such that the viscosity is within and acceptable range. Conversely, due to the small volume of fluid within the EHA, in an application with a high ambient temperature and a continuous work load, the EHA may need a method to dissipate the heat that will build up within the fluid.
• What advancements is Moog making with EHAs for future applications?
In the space launch business we are looking to produce higher performance in smaller packages to reduce weight and volume. The main focus in this effort is advancing the pump technology. One current effort is looking to improve the torque efficiency and raise the velocity limit of an existing pump to get more flow with less torque. Other efforts are looking at different pump technologies, new materials and simplified systems.
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The responsibilities and workloads of nursing are intensified by the worldwide healthcare systems' transformations. Today, nurses are responsible for handling emergent challenges and complexities of the healthcare situations. Despite these problems, nurses have to continually preserve and exercise caring practices so as to sustain and enhance quality performance. Watson's theory has principles about human caring and these provide vital insights regarding the way desirable performance can be upheld by nurses.The theoretical guidelines of Watson allow nurses to provide care and compassion to the patients while eliminating suffering and pain, attaining dignified and sustained healing as well as fostering individual actualization among the nurses. Simply put, these principles help in defining nursing profession as well as giving it a unique or distinctive meaning.


Home > Ask Our Experts > Cyclist Dismount Sign: Is it Compulsory to Get Off?
An old sign on the A39 road which stated 'Cyclist Advised to Dismount' has been replaced with a new sign which reads 'Cyclist Dismount'. The sign is rectangular with a blue background. It is placed as you descend Porlock Hill which before the hill reaches its steepest gradiant of 1 in 4.
The original sign was clearly 'advisory' but the new sign has omitted the word 'advisory'. Is it illegal to cycle beyond the sign? When is it allowable to remount the cycle and would it be used against a cyclist if they were involved in an accident that was no fault of their own?
Usually cyclist dismount signs are placed where it is considered to be dangerous for cyclists to continue, such as in this case, approaching or descending a steep hill.
However they are not mandatory signs, they are advisory - so although they will indicate an area where it may be safer to dismount and to push your bicycle, you are not legally obliged to do this and you will NOT be breaking the law if you choose not to do so.
Cyclist dismount signs are not considered to be particularly effective in most areas because they create friction and annoyance with road-users who wrongly assume that the cyclist is breaking the law by disobeying the instruction. They also provide no information about the hazard, and in some cases can actually make it more dangerous for the cyclist to continue (i.e. having to walk into the road to get around roadworks).
There is no specific time or distance limit on Cyclist Dismount signs because they are not legally enforceable, so the only guideline is that you can get back on your bike and continue to ride when it is safe to do so. This could be anywhere really, depending on your viewpoint.
Whether or not it could be used against a cyclist who was involved in a no-fault accident is a very interesting question.
As the cyclist was advised to dismount, they could claim that they were following an advisory sign which led to them being involved in the accident. With an advisory sign, whether or not the cyclist dismounting was a major contributing factor would be discretionary in each case, and other things would be taken into account, e.g. whether the cyclist was travelling in an appropriate and safe manner.
It is worth considering however, that it is far more likely that if a cyclist is involved in an accident where they have NOT followed the advice and dismounted, then they will find it much harder to prove that they were not part of the reason the accident took place.
These signs are located on the footway where a footway/cycleway ends and there is a change in use. So a footway/cycleway shared/segregated ends and is no longer shared, this sign is erected. Carriageway cycling is legal and these signs if on the carriageway are being used to warn of hazards like a narrow two way road, these should never be used on the carriageway due to confusion. Cyclists riding on the footway where they have no legal right to is against the law and this should be covered in the CPT that you are taught at school and beyond, only people with disabilities and children i.e. wheelchairs and pushchairs are legally allowed on the footpath, take up skate boards with the local authority as this is a problem and they shouldn't be allowed to do this either, the fine is probably in place to stop the kids from skateboarding, hope this helps.
Bikes have as much right to be on the road as cars do. Seriously, how do we petition to get these signs taken out of use? I agree that they do nothing but cause confusion and even greater anger between cyclists / car drivers. And I'm both so this isn't a 'rant from a militant cyclist'.
Gogirl...is it backed up with a local bylaw? Not sure who really enforces these I think these are different.
Cyclists Dismount not compulsory? Hmmm. So threats of £500 fine not enforcable on Brighton/Hove seafront and Marine Parade? Very wide paths and used by other, mostly faster wheels; boards, skaters and mobility scooters. Anyone had experience of this?


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In Bangkok, the lack of foreign lawyers registration
One of Bangladesh's largest cities and Southeast Asian trading center, Bangkok's proverbial wheelchair business with Far East. If you live, work or invest in Thailand, you may need to have legal advice. In Thailand's legal affairs, it is always advisable to keep a Thai lawyer. However, in multiple jurisdictions, it may be necessary to hire a lawyer with jurisdiction outside Thailand. The main obstacle often lies in the search for a foreign lawyer: "wheat from chaff", since Thailand has no mechanism to register and regulate foreign lawyers.
In Asian jurisprudence, such as Singapore and Hong Kong (twice mentioning twice), authorities imposed laws on the registration and control of the practice of foreign lawyers. This system is the result of a foreign legal community that is transparent and overboard. In Thailand, the activities of foreign lawyers and "advisers" remain in a certain gray area. Thailand, as a member of the World Trade Organization, has indicated its intention to open up its market for international trade and services. However, Thailand has not yet implemented the many provisions required by the WTO, in particular provisions relating to foreign lawyer registration, for the purposes of this Article. According to the Foreign Business Act of 1999, foreigners are excluded from the practice law, but the foreign foreign entrepreneur's license is listed in the third list in the Annex to the Aliens Act. according to legal services. It appears that the laws of Thailand have distinguished the exercise of the right and the opaque term "legal services". The difference between the two terms seems to occur when an undertaking pursues litigation.
Since Thailand was idle for its WTO obligations, the question of foreign lawyers involved in the exercise of Thai foreign law is uncertain. This somewhat strange legal situation is the result of the fact that foreign (Thai and foreign) people seeking legal advice are being compromised in the services of a person who has no formal legal training. By establishing a mechanism to regulate foreign lawyers, other governments will ensure that foreign law practitioners are able to do so in the area of licensing law. By not having such legislation, laymen could easily stun someone who did not have a business dispute with legal advice.
Please note: Nothing in this article may be used as a legal counsel for the legal counsel of the legal counsel. You do not need a lawyer / client relationship to infer that they have created this article.
Source by Benjamin W. Hart
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John H. Watson, M.D., late of the Army Medical Department, had a number of medical practices throughout the Sherlock Holmes stories. He waffled between being a flat-sharing colleague of Holmes and a doctor with his own thriving practice.
From Paddington to Queen Anne Street, we follow Watson's rise. But what of his methods? Did he dispense reasonable medical care of the age? Or was he too far removed from the practice of medicine by the time he took on his own practice in the mid- to late-Eighties?
We're accustomed to thinking about Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson being associated with whiskey and brandy. But there are plenty of other kinds of alcohol in the Canon.
More than the infamous Imperial Tokay of "His Last Bow," or the ancient and cobwebby bottles, there are some curious references to wine and spirits that warrant your attention. Even if they're a trifle.
We know what you're thinking: The Sign of Four wasn't an unpublished case. You, as a Trifles listener, are very astute. We should have expected nothing less.
However, within The Sign of Four, we do have a glimpse of a number of unpublished cases: including one with Mrs. Cecil Forrester, with whom Mary Morstan lives in Camberwell. Could this be a connection to a later case mentioned in "The Adventure of the Five Orange Pips"? Or perhaps it's a reference to "the most winning woman" Holmes ever knew, who is also mentioned in The Sign of Four?
These trifles await your consideration.


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The Family That Slings Together Stays Together: 'Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows' #1 [Preview]
Elle Collins
Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #1 offers something for those of us who miss the days of Spidey's marriage to Mary Jane, and also anyone who wants to read Gerry Conway's Spider-Man again. Conway is joined by artist Ryan Stegman for a series set on a world where One More Day never happened, and the Parkers have a young daughter named Annie. This reality was also featured in the Secret Wars tie-in mini-series of the same title.
As we see in the preview, Mary Jane has her own spider-suit, which gives her a portion of Spider-Man's powers. And as we see on the covers, Annie also has a costume, although her spider-powers are probably inherited. So this isn't just another Spider-Man book, it's a story about a whole super-family. And in that sense, it may also be great for fans who miss the Fantastic Four.
Art by Ryan Stegman
Variant Cover by Adam Kubert
Top Secret Artist Variant by John Romita Sr
Action Figure Variant by John Tyler Christopher
Here's the official word from Marvel:
This November, the Parker family is webslinging and wallcrawling their way into comic shops in the highly anticipated AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: RENEW YOUR VOWS #1! Legendary Spidey scribe Gerry Conway teams with blockbuster artist Ryan Stegman to bring you the ongoing adventures of Peter Parker, Mary Jane Watson and their daughter Annie May! Life is good for Peter and Mary Jane. Working hard, making ends meet – and oh yeah, keeping the streets of New York City safe with their spider powers! You know, normal family stuff. Be there when being Spider-Man becomes a family affair as Peter, MJ and even Annie swing into action in AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: RENEW YOUR VOWS #1. Don't miss the debut issue everyone will be talking about when it comes to comic shops and digital devices on November 9th!
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The last couple of months I learned a lot of things! This series has been going strong for over 2 years now! Even though I recently fell of the wagon, a special request by Inge was all I needed to bring back the series.
#1 This bra by Emerald Erin is SO beautiful I might shamelessly copy it.
#2 What does flattering even mean and should we care? This woman got dressed by 5 different stylists after she asked them for 'flattering clothes'. I'll continue to say that feeling happy in your clothes and having clothes that actually fit you everywhere will always remain my top priorities!
#3 When trying to come up with new designs, it's always a matter of balancing creativity and commercial viability. This article shines a light on how lingerie designers do just that.
#4 I want to do this: implementing the idea of adult sticker charts. Now, where are my stickers.
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Upon placing a Transfer request for your .ES domain name with the New/Gaining Registrar, the .ES Registry will email the Admin Contact listed in the Whois of the domain name. The Admin Contact must click the approval link within 10 days to confirm the Transfer. If the approval link is not clicked or the decline link is clicked, the domain name will continue being registered with NameHub.
Upon confirming a Transfer to the New/Gaining Registrar/RU-Center/Partner, NameHub would not be emailing you any confirmation message.


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Q: Android Full Width Video View I am trying to stretch my video view inside the linear layout to full screen but it doesn't match the device screen. Here is my code
<LinearLayout
     android:id="@+id/linearLayout1"
     android:layout_width="fill_parent"
     android:layout_height="720dp"
     android:layout_alignParentBottom="true"
     android:layout_alignParentLeft="true"
     android:layout_alignParentTop="true"
     android:layout_alignParentRight="true"
     android:layout_gravity="fill_horizontal"
     android:layout_marginTop="140dp" >

<VideoView
    android:id="@+id/videoView1"
    android:layout_width="fill_parent"
    android:layout_height="720dp" />

</LinearLayout>

There is always 10 to 15 dp space on left and right each. Also the Linear layout is not stretching to full screen. I want it to fill the screen in width.

A: Actually there's no need to set width programmatically
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_alignParentLeft="true"
android:layout_alignParentRight="true"

Should suffice to fill the container with full width video view. And use match_parent instead of fill_parent. Hope this helps somebody.

A: You can get current height and width of the screen using display matrix
DisplayMetrics displaymetrics = new DisplayMetrics();
getWindowManager().getDefaultDisplay().getMetrics(displaymetrics);
int h = displaymetrics.heightPixels;
int w = displaymetrics.widthPixels;

Now use this height and width for your video view :)
use it programmatically not hardcode it like 720dp and all.
getWidth() and getHeight() are deprecated by the google

A: Get run time height and width of your layout and set that in VideoView
Display display = getWindowManager().getDefaultDisplay();
int width = display.getWidth();
int height = display.getHeight();
//videoview.setLayoutParams(new FrameLayout.LayoutParams(550,550));
videoview.setLayoutParams(new FrameLayout.LayoutParams(width,height));

//FrameLayout : write your  layout name which you used

A: Try using fill_parent in android:layout_height instead of using specific height.
<LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:id="@+id/linearLayout1"
    android:layout_width="fill_parent"
    android:layout_height="fill_parent"
    android:layout_alignParentLeft="true"
    android:layout_alignParentTop="true"
    android:layout_alignParentRight="true"
    android:layout_alignParentBottom="true"
    android:layout_gravity="fill_horizontal">

    <VideoView
        android:id="@+id/videoView1"
        android:layout_width="fill_parent"
        android:layout_height="fill_parent" />

</LinearLayout>

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For most its history, Capital Bikeshare's busiest individual station has been at Dupont Circle. Not anymore. As of this summer, the Lincoln Memorial station is the new king.
This animation shows trips coming and going to the Lincoln station.
Capital Bikeshare's most recent usage data is from its third quarter report, and covers the period from July 2014 through September.
During that period, the station at Massachusetts Avenue and Dupont Circle NW (historically the busiest) served 42,237 total trips. That's an average of 459 per day.
But the Lincoln Memorial station served 44,177 total trips over the same period, averaging 480 per day.
Dupont Circle is usually the busiest station because it combines a nearly perfect storm of bikeshare ridership ingredients: Lots of nearby bike lanes, a Metro station feeding transfers, high job and population density, and a busy nightlife. It's hopping at nearly all hours.
The Lincoln Memorial has virtually none of those things, but does have its own advantages. It's one of the most popular parts of the National Mall, and is a far walk from convenient transit. For tourists who don't want to drive and aren't part of a group with a tour bus, bikeshare is an obvious way to access the Lincoln.
The animation shows how tourists drive most of the station's usage. Blue lines show trips from regular members, while red lines are trips from short term users more likely to be tourists. Aside from a spike of blue around rush hour, the animation is a flood of red lines.
Will the new champion hold its spot, or will the Lincoln's dynasty prove fleeting?
Tourists flock to Washington in the summer, but there are far fewer of them in the winter. When data for autumn comes out, it's extremely unlikely the Lincoln will still be the busiest station. Odds are that honor will return to Dupont.
And next summer, bikeshare will face added competition from the new DC Circulator route scheduled to run along the National Mall beginning in 2015.
So this may well be the Lincoln's only moment in the sun. It will be interesting to follow.


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Rue Marie-Rose är en gata i Quartier du Petit-Montrouge i Paris 14:e arrondissement. Rue Marie-Rose, som börjar vid Rue du Père-Corentin 22 och slutar vid Rue Sarrette 23, är uppkallad efter en fastighetsägare i grannskapet.

Revolutionären Vladimir Lenin bodde med sin hustru Nadezjda Krupskaja på Rue Marie-Rose nummer 4 från 1909 till 1912.

Omgivningar
Couvent Saint-François de Paris
Hôpital Sainte-Anne
Musée Lenine

Bilder

Kommunikationer
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Virtualization expert Stuart Burns gives us an introduction to VMware's public cloud strategy with this tutorial to set up Docker instances on vCloud Air.
You may have heard of vCloud Air -- formerly known as vCloud Hybrid Service -- VMware's first foray into the world of public cloud computing. Thanks to VMware's partnership with Docker, users can now create containers on vCloud Air, which has been a huge selling point for the software. In this article, we'll put VMware's cloud strategy to the test by learning how to set up a Docker host on vCloud Air.
The first step is, of course, to sign up for a vCloud Air account. It may take a while for your login details to be approved and delivered. In the invite, you will receive a login to the vCloud portal, which will prompt you to set a new login password.
There are many ways to interact with vCloud Air, including vSphere Web Client, an application programming interface or through direct interaction with the Web portal.
In this example, we will manage our vCloud instance using the Web-based portal VMware provides. VCloud Air is convenient because it allows you to launch a VM with Internet access in mere minutes, which means it's much easier to set up than AWS.
Once you've logged into the vCloud platform, you will see three options: Object Storage powered by Google Platform, Virtual Private Cloud OnDemand, and Identity and Access.
Figure A. The vCloud Air main menu.
Select "Virtual Private Cloud OnDemand" and choose an appropriate physical data center in which you want to base your VMs.
You can import your own machines or create your own catalog items; you can even have machines in several data centers. In this tutorial, we'll be using the Docker-optimized VMware Photon OS, which I discussed in a previous article.
Implementing a basic Docker instance is incredibly simple. Select "Create your first virtual machine" from the Photon menu; this menu allows you to select a machine image to deploy. In my example, I chose "VMware Photon OS Tech Preview 2", then clicked continue. This menu also gives you the option to set up a Docker host using an Ubuntu host, but that process is more complex.
Once you've selected a machine image, you must choose a hostname -- I called mine "dockerhost." After selecting Photon, a quick tip is to select the "Customize my Guest OS."
Figure B. Virtual machine settings in Photon OS.
Here you can set a root password to replace the automated one that is created for you -- after all, we aren't talking mass deployment here, just a bit of experimentation. Should you forget to do this, you can use the "Show password" hyperlink after the machine has been created.
As for resources, I recommend giving the cloud VM-based Docker host 4 GB of RAM and one CPU. Leave the 16 GB solid-state drive backed storage as it is. Deselect the option to power on the machine.
A Docker host would normally have more resources, but this virtual host is only an example of what is possible with a few Docker images. Creating the instance may take several minutes.
Thanks to VMware's partnership with Docker, users can now create containers on vCloud Air, which has been a huge selling point for the software.
The next step is to configure the network settings for the VM. If you look at the network portion, you will notice you are allocated a /24private network. We are going to use Network Address Translation to allow many virtual guests to use the one IP address. IP addresses are an additional, albeit necessary, cost option. At this point, you'll need to get a private IP address and create firewall rules and gateways.
To obtain an IP address, click on the "Gateways" tab. This will open a new page. Click in the "VDCOne" tab and select "Public IPs". Now, from the "Actions" box, select the "Connect to the Internet" box. This sets up a default rule for us.
Lastly, click "Add IP address" and you should be able to power on the VM.
To open the console locally, select the box to highlight the VM in question and then click "Power On."
From the drop down actions box, you can select "Open Console" and, after logging into it, you will see the basic console.
Figure C. A display of Docker system-wide information.
If Docker is running properly, you should be able to see the image shown in Figure D.
Caption: Figure D. Running the Whalesay image.
Using the console is not always so straightforward. For that reason, I recommend enabling Secure Shell login and modifying the firewall to enable it to work.
This is a very rudimentary introduction to setting up a basic Docker instance on vCloud. The nice thing about this is you can build your application around Docker, Photon and vCloud with relatively little effort. We've only scratched the surface of what is possible, but in a future article we will look developing a more complicated application and working more on the management aspect of the system.
How will using Docker instances in a VMware environment improve your cloud computing experience?


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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE K.I. SAWYER AIR FORCE BASE K.I. SAWYER AFB, MICHIGAN and LOCAL 1256, NATIONAL FEDERATION OF FEDERAL EMPLOYEES Case No. 90 FSIP 143
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE K.I. SAWYER AIR FORCE BASE K.I. SAWYER AFB, MICHIGAN and LOCAL 1256, NATIONAL FEDERATION OF FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
BEFORE THE FEDERAL SERVICE IMPASSES PANEL
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
K.I. SAWYER AIR FORCE BASE
K.I. SAWYER AFB, MICHIGAN
LOCAL 1256, NATIONAL FEDERATION
OF FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
Case No. 90 FSIP 143
DECISION AND ORDER
Local 1256, National Federation of Federal Employees (Union), filed a request for assistance with the Federal Service Impasses Panel (Panel) to consider a negotiation impasse under section 7119 of the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute (Statute) between it and the Department of the Air Force, K.I. Sawyer Air Force Base, K.I. Sawyer AFB, Michigan (Employer).
The Panel determined that the impasse should be resolved on the basis of written submissions from the parties, with the Panel to take whatever action it deemed appropriate to resolve the impasse. Submissions were made pursuant to these procedures and the Panel has considered the entire record.(1)
The Employer, which is part of the Strategic Air Command, maintains flight preparedness for two squadrons of B-52 and KC-135 aircraft. The Union represents two bargaining units, one consisting of approximately 350 General Schedule and Wage Grade employees who hold positions in the trades and crafts and in accounting and engineering, and a second bargaining unit of approximately 200 nonappropriated-fund employees who work in the clubs, cafeteria, recreational, and service facilities the base. The parties have entered into a collective-bargaining agreement which is in effect until May 14, 1992.
ISSUES AT IMPASSE
The parties disagree over the base smoking policy which was implemented by the Employer in January 1990. The Employer also raises a threshold question concerning its obligation to bargain over the matter.
I. The Jurisdictional Question
The Parties' Contentions
The Employer contends that the Panel should decline jurisdiction. Essentially, it takes the position that it has no obligation to negotiate over a smoking policy because the Union previously waived its right to bargain over the matter. In this regard, the Union refused to bargain over the proposed change when notice was provided by the Employer.
The Union urges the Panel to retain jurisdiction and resolve the dispute on the merits. Although the Union previously contended that it had no duty to bargain over a smoking policy because of the existence of a pre-existing agreement between the parties on smoking, it now has abandoned that claim. There has been no waiver by the Union of any bargaining right concerning a smoking policy and its position during negotiations and mediation to maintain the status quo should not be construed as one.
In considering duty-to-bargain questions raised by the parties, the Authority has stated that the Panel is to be guided by applicable Authority precedent. Commander, Carswell Air Force Base, Texas and American Federation of Government Employees Local 1364, 31 FLRA 620 (1988). On the issue of waiver of statutory rights to bargain over conditions of employment, the Authority has held that a waiver of such a right must be "clear and unmistakable." Department of the Air Force Scott Air Force Base; Illinois and National Association of Government Employees, Local R7-23, 5 FLRA 9, 11 (1981). Furthermore, the Authority has held that a waiver may be established by either (1) express agreement, or (2) bargaining history. Internal Revenue Service and National Treasury Employees Union, 29 FLRA 162, 166 (1987).
In applying applicable Authority case law to the question of whether the Union has waived its right to bargain over a smoking policy, we find based upon the record before us, that there is no evidence that the Union clearly and unmistakably waived its right to bargain through either an express agreement or bargaining history. Rather, the Union merely took a position during negotiations and mediation that the then-existing smoking policy should be retained. In our view, an argument to maintain the status quo with respect to a condition of employment is not tantamount to abandoning a right to bargain. Accordingly, the matter is properly before the Panel and we shall proceed to address the issue on the merits.
II. Smoking Policy
a. The Employer's Position
Under the Employer's proposal, smoking would not be permitted in any building except the following: designated smoking areas in the NCO open Mess; Officers' Open Mess; the Bowling Center; and military family housing(2) and dormitory rooms only with the occupant's permission. Additionally, within mission requirements, employees wishing to enroll in the base's smoking cessation classes during duty hours would be excused without charge to leave.
The Employer contends that restricting smoking to only a few designated areas would help minimize the harmful effects of second-hand tobacco smoke on nonsmokers. Smoking in Government housing should not be prohibited since occupants should have at least some degree of freedom of choice concerning smoking in their living quarters. Moreover, dormitory rooms each have outside ventilation via an exhaust fan in the bathroom and all have exterior windows which open. The Bowling Center, Officers' Open Mess, and the NCO Open Mess have large ventilation/exhaust systems in the kitchen areas that allow for a complete change of air each hour. The Bowling Center also is equipped with an air purification system to help eliminate smoke, and the NCO Open Mess has a large air conditioning system which draws in outside air as required.
Since military personnel already are required to abide by a smoking policy which is the same as the one proposed by the Employer, adopting the proposal would establish a uniform base-wide plan; thus, having the same restrictions for both civilians and military would tend to minimize any resentment between them. The smoking policy proposed by the Employer has been in effect for over 1 year, and employees have become accustomed to it, as well as having to smoke outside during winter. There have been "no apparent serious problems from smoking outdoors" even in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. To help minimize their inconvenience, employees are authorized reasonable periods of time to smoke outdoors. Smoking cessation courses offered to employees while in a duty status may help smokers make the transition to an environment where smoking is restricted.
Finally, with respect to providing designated outdoor smoking areas which would protect employees from the elements, as the Union proposes, the Employer estimates that the cost of construction would be prohibitive, $165,000.
b. The Union's Position
The Union would ban smoking from all buildings, but require the Employer to designate outdoor smoking areas that are reasonably accessible to employees, and provide protection from the elements, that is, rain, snow, high winds, and below freezing temperatures. Employees also would be authorized a reasonable amount of time to smoke.
It argues that because of the severity of the winter in Northern Michigan, it is only reasonable and humane to provide outdoor designated-smoking areas which offer protection from the elements. Doing so would show some compassion for those with a physical addiction. Furthermore, restricting smoking to the outdoors is consistent with the goal of promoting the health and well being of all employees. The Employer's proposal, on the other hand, would set a double standard; that is, it would permit smoking on the "recreational side" of the base, but prohibit it in most work areas.
After considering the evidence and arguments on the issue, we conclude that the parties should resolve their dispute on the basis of the Employer's proposal. In essence, it would permit smoking in certain recreational facilities and living quarters which appear to be ventilated so as to minimize the adverse effects of second-hand tobacco smoke in the indoor environment. In this regard, the evidence reveals that dormitory rooms are equipped with exhaust fans which vent to the outside, and the Bowling Center, NCO Open Mess, and Officers' Open Mess have large ventilation/exhaust systems which allow for a complete change of air each hour. We conclude, therefore, that allowing smoking in those areas designated by the Employer should have a diminished effect on the health of nonsmokers given the amount of ventilation there. Although the Union's more restrictive proposal, providing for a total ban on indoor smoking, would conclusively eliminate passive tobacco smoke, we find that a total ban on smoking may not be necessary in circumstances such as these when designated-smoking areas are equipped with ventilation systems which allow indoor air to vent directly to the outside or provide complete air changes every hour. Furthermore, we note that smoking is restricted to certain recreational facilities and living quarters where most employees are not required to go.
With respect to that aspect of the Union's proposal which would require the designation of outdoor smoking areas which provide protection from the elements, the estimated cost of construction of facilities designed to protect employees from rain, snow, high winds, and below freezing temperatures would be prohibititive.(3) Thus, we find that the cost to construct or modify designated-smoking areas which meet the specifications of the Union's proposal outweighs the benefits of allowing employees to smoke in areas protected from the elements.
Pursuant to the authority vested in it by section 7119 of the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute and because of the failure of the parties to resolve their dispute during the course of the proceedings instituted under section 2471.6(a)(2) of the Panel's regulations, the Federal Service Impasses Panel under section 2471.11(a) of its regulations hereby orders the following:
The parties shall adopt the Employer's proposal.
By direction of the Panel.
Linda A. Lafferty
1. The parties' exchange of written submissions reveals that they have voluntarily resolved one aspect of their dispute, that there shall be no smoking in any Government vehicle assigned to K.I. Sawyer Air Force Base.
2. The record does not reveal whether there are any civilian employees residing in these facilities.
3. In resolving similar disputes concerning outdoor designated-smoking areas, the Panel has never ordered the construction or modification of a structure that would provide protection from the elements to the degree sought by the Union, unless the accommodation was offered by the employer. See Department of the Air Force. Scott Air Force Base, Scott Air Force Base. Illinois and Local R7-23 National Association of Government Employees, Case No. 89 FSIP 163 (January 11, 1990), Panel Release No. 289; Department of the Air Force. MacDill Air Force Base. MacDill AFB Florida and Local 153 National Federation of Federal Employees, Case No. 90 FSIP 58 (April 27, 1990), Panel Release No. 294; and Department of Veterans Affairs. Veterans Health Services and Research Administration. Washington D.C. and National Veterans Administration Council American Federation of Government Employees, AFL-CIO, Case No. 89 FSIP 198, (April 27, 1990), Panel Release No.294.


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Senator: countering terrorism countries must establish a common system of aviation security
MOSCOW, November 17. Countries opposing terrorism, should develop the overall system of aviation security. This opinion was expressed by first Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on international Affairs, the General-the major of FSB in resignation Vladimir djabarov.
"We and other countries of the world, all participants antiepilepsy coalition (ISIL, the "Islamic state of Iraq and the Levant" – the former name, not the terrorist group "Islamic state" – approx.), needs to work on the overall system of aviation security, primarily to resort areas of the Middle East, Egypt, UAE, maybe even Thailand," said djabarov.
The Senator noted that the security screening and baggage in Russian airports "is happening perfectly". The MP also believes that while General aviation security is not created, the Russian specialists together with foreign partners, for example in Egypt should monitor the safe handling of aircraft in foreign airports. "If they are interested in the flow of our and Western tourists, they should listen to this carefully and ensure flawless preparation of aircraft for return flights, because it was the weak point", – stressed djabarov.
"We can work together with intelligence services of many countries to conduct an effective investigation"
Russia is able to successfully investigate the attack, which took place on Board the Russian aircraft in Egypt, with the support of foreign States. This opinion was expressed to journalists the member of the Duma Committee on security, former head of FSB Nikolai Kovalev. "I believe that we can work together with intelligence services of many countries to conduct an effective investigation into the terrorist act committed over the Sinai Peninsula," said Kovalev. He expressed confidence that sooner or later the President will be informed of the punishment committed the attack.
The MP recalled how after the terrorist attack at the Olympics in Munich the Prime Minister of Israel following the investigation put a short note intelligence says "We will retaliate". "I really want such a report was made and after some time on the President's Desk appeared similar in content to note: "We have done our best to identify the authors and perpetrators of this terrorist attack and they got the punishment they deserved. I believe it," said Kovalev.
A disaster is qualified as terrorist attack
The head of the FSB Alexander Bortnikov earlier reported to the President that the disaster of the Russian aircraft A321 of airline "Kogalymavia" carrying out flight No. 9268 Sharm El-Sheikh to St Petersburg, was the result of a terrorist attack. According to him, the wreckage of things and traces of explosives foreign production. "Our professionals, on Board an aircraft in flight explosive device with power up to 1 kg in a trotyl equivalent, therefore there was "shredded" aircraft in the air, what explains the variation parts of the fuselage of the aircraft at a great distance," said the head of the FSB.
Disaster A321 over the Sinai Peninsula, occurred on 31 October 2015, has become one of the largest in the history of world aviation. The A321 airliner companies "Kogalymavia" carried out a Charter flight from Sharm-El-Sheikh to St Petersburg. 23 minutes after departure the crew had lost radio communications and the aircraft disappeared from radar. Search teams found the wreckage of the plane near the town of Nekhel. All aboard 224 people, including 25 children, were killed.
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WESTWOOD — A driver on Route 128 was seriously injured Friday when he was struck by a storm drain cover that flew through the windshield of his car, state police said.
The accident occurred about 5:30 a.m. while Pawel Swierczynski, 39, of North Easton was driving a Toyota Corolla north in a construction zone near the University Avenue exit in Westwood.
The dislodged storm drain cover smashed through the car's front windshield, hitting Swierczynski and causing him to careen into a median before stopping in the left lane, state police said.
In the past week, dislodged covers were reported in the area one or two times, including an incident that caused a minor accident, state police Sgt. Mike Rafferty said. But the dislodged covers never went airborne, he said.
State police were investigating why the drains became loose and why one flew through the air.
The northbound lanes of the highway were closed for about an hour while a medical helicopter landed to take Swierczynski to Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, police said. Swierczynski was in critical but stable condition late Friday morning, police said.
Traffic backed up for miles for much of the day as some lanes remained closed.
Work crews re-secured the drains and state highway engineers inspected them before all lanes on Route 128 northbound were reopened by 7 p.m., the Massachusetts Highway Department said.


Veninga is an assistant professor of Religious and Theological Studies at St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas, where she teaches courses in world religions and Christian theology. Her research and teaching interests include Søren Kierkegaard and existentialism, Scandinavian religion and politics, religious pluralism and interfaith understanding, Islam and the West, and feminist and queer theologies.
Veninga is the author of Secularism, Theology and Islam: The Danish Social Imaginary and the Cartoon Crisis of 2005-2006 (Bloomsbury, 2014), which will be republished in paperback this September. She is currently researching recent incidents of violence related to media and Islam. A second project explores the intersections of theology, memory, and trauma studies, with a focus on the 2011 tragedy in Norway perpetrated by Anders Behring Breivik.
Veninga holds an M.T.S. degree from Harvard Divinity School (2002) and a Ph.D. from the Graduate Theological Union (2011).
In addition to her teaching and research, Veninga works with ecumenical and interfaith programs sponsored by St. Edward's Campus Ministry Office and is the advisor for St. Edward's chapter of Theta Alpha Kappa, the National Honors Society for Religious Studies and Theology. Veninga holds an M.T.S. degree from Harvard Divinity School (2002) and a Ph.D. from the Graduate Theological Union (2011).
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