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Bodies of elderly couple found in Mayo home
Gardaí have launched an investigation after the bodies of an elderly couple were found in a house in Co Mayo.
Wed, 02 Nov, 2016 - 00:00
Conall Ó Fátharta and Joe Leogue
The discovery was made at around 3pm at a house near the village of Irishtown in the Claremorris region, after the alarm was raised by an acquaintance of the family.
The man is believed to be in his 70s and the woman in her 60s. They were named locally as Tom and Kitty Fitzgerald and were understood to have been very well known in the area.
A man in his late 30s was also found at the scene with serious head injuries. He was taken to University College Hospital Galway.
The scene was preserved pending a full technical examination.
The State pathologist was informed and was en route to Mayo to carry out the autopsies last night.
Gardaí have appealed for anyone with information about the incident to come forward.
Meanwhile, gardaí are not looking for anyone else in connection with the discovery of two bodies in Naas, Co Kildare, on Monday.
A couple in their 70s, named as Joe and Maureen Bradley, were found dead in their home in Ashfield Park Estate in the town.
The bodies were discovered at around 11.30am. The house was sealed and the scene was examined by the state pathologist.
Autopsies were due to be carried out at Naas General Hospital which will determine the direction of any subsequent investigation, but it is understood the incident is being treated as a tragedy.
No foul play is suspected and gardaí are not treating the deaths as suspicious.
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Home Article Maureen Maher is living a blissful Married life with her Husband. She shares two Children with him. Also know about her Career and Net Worth.
Maureen Maher is living a blissful Married life with her Husband. She shares two Children with him. Also know about her Career and Net Worth.
Updated On 27 Apr, 2017 Published On 27 Apr, 2017
Maureen Maher is married to her Husband. Shares Two Children with him. Find more about her Career and Net worth.
Maureen Maher's is famous for the being the presenter of the show 48 Hours Mystery in which she discusses the most brutal and unsolved criminal cases from all across the country.
The show is a big hit and due to this fact, all the fans of the show are now left to wonder about the current relationship status of this beautiful host.
Maureen Maher's Married
She tries to uncover all the mysteries surrounding a particular case on her show 48 Hours Mystery but ironically she doesn't want to draw the curtains from her married life.
The Talented Journalist Maureen Maher
Maureen doesn't want to share various aspects of her personal life. This may come as a shock to many of you, Maureen's a married woman.
But, she never revealed anything about her husband out to the public. Although, she often uploads various pictures of her children and the family dog, Paris.
Perfect Sunday in Chicago... That's me AND the doggy talking! pic.twitter.com/iDnB1nu9t5
— Maureen Maher (@Maher48Hours) May 22, 2016
According to our research, she and her husband are proud parents of their two children. She likes to keep her fans guessing.
Maureen during her interview at the Dr. Phill show, Source: CBS
Pretty rude isn't it!...But we cannot blame her because she's the one and only controller of her life and if she isn't willing to reveal her family, then we should respect her feelings as well.
But we do hope that someday in the near future, she'll put on some lights on her mysterious life. As of now, she's living peacefully with her family, at her residence in Chicago.
Maureen Maher Delightful Career
Her career started in the summer of 1991, she used to broadcast for Chicago-based FM, WLUW. She joined the CBS network in 1992.
Maureen reporting during one of the episodes of 48 Hours, Source: CBS
She used to be a correspondent for the CBS network based in Dallas. Her works include reporting during the Afghan War, Oklahoma City Bombing, Kosovo Crisis, and Kenyan 2002 Hotel Bombing.
She is probably the only reporter in the world, who covered big events like these from all around the globe.
Maureen while reporting for Evening show, Source: CBS
Due to her work, she won numerous awards including, Salute to Excellence Award from The National Association of Black Journalists, Edward R. Murrow Award, Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Silver Baton, and Emmy Award.
You can watch one of the segments from her show 48 Hours above. Wow!...Her resume is pretty impressive, to say the least.
She joined "48 Hours" team back in 2003. Since joining the team, she's the leading correspondent for the show. Her current net worth is currently unknown, but she is definitely taking up some good money judging by her career.

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Janika Spannagel
Janika Spannagel is a research fellow at the Global Public Policy Institute (GPPi) in Berlin. Her research interests revolve around international human rights politics and exploring quantitative methods and data projects in this and related fields. At GPPi, she is currently working on the development of a new methodology to measure academic freedom across the world. In addition, Janika is finalizing her doctoral degree in political science at the University of Freiburg on the topic of human rights defenders, in which she studies the emergence and effectiveness of international efforts towards their protection. In this context, she collaborated closely with the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders, as well as the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR). She previously worked on political prisoner advocacy, using an extensive database of several thousand prisoner cases that she has helped build with others at GPPi.
Before joining GPPi, Janika was a Carlo Schmid Program Fellow at the Geneva headquarters of OHCHR, supporting the Human Rights Council branch and the Middle East and North Africa section. Her professional experience also includes an internship at the Friedrich Ebert Foundation in Tunis in 2011, during the initial period of democratic transition following the Tunisian uprising. She has been an active member of Amnesty International for many years and a participant in the German dialogue forum Junge Islam Konferenz since 2013.
Janika completed a master's degree in political science in a joint program between the University of Freiburg and Sciences Po Aix. The latter awarded her thesis on the Palestinian LGBTQ movement and its ties to transnational advocacy as the best thesis of the academic year. Her doctoral project is funded by the German National Academic Foundation, while previous scholarships for her studies, internships and research have come from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), the German National Academic Foundation, and the Mercator Foundation.
Languages: German, French, English, Spanish, Arabic
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Het cgs-systeem of cgs-stelsel, voluit het centimeter-gram-seconde-systeem, is een grotendeels in onbruik geraakt  eenhedenstelsel voor natuurkundige eenheden. Het stelsel is altijd hetzelfde voor de mechanische eenheden, maar voor de elektrische eenheden bestaan er verschillende varianten. Het stelsel werd vervangen door het mks (meter-kilogram-seconde) stelsel, dat op zijn beurt weer vervangen werd door het SI-stelsel, dat gebaseerd is op de drie basiseenheden van het mks plus de eenheden ampère, mol, candela en kelvin.

De mechanische cgs-eenheden zijn:

De geschiedenis van het stelsel gaat terug tot 1832 toen het werd opgesteld door de Duitse wiskundige Carl Friedrich Gauss. In 1874 werd het stelsel uitgebreid met elektromagnetische eenheden door de Britse fysici James Clerk Maxwell en William Thomson. De grootte van veel cgs-eenheden bleek in de praktijk echter onhandig in het gebruik en daarom raakte het cgs-eenhedenstelsel nooit in algemeen gebruik, behalve in de elektrodynamica, en werd het vanaf de jaren 1880 langzamerhand vervangen door het in de praktijk handigere mks (meter kilogram seconde) stelsel dat halverwege de 20e eeuw het cgs-stelsel grotendeels vervangen had.

De cgs-eenheden worden nog af en toe in technische literatuur over elektrodynamica gebruikt en, met name in de Verenigde Staten, regelmatig in de astronomie. De SI-eenheden werden zodanig gekozen dat de elektromagnetische vergelijkingen met bollen de term 4π bevatten, die met spoelen 2π bevatten en die met rechte draden helemaal geen π bevatten, hetgeen de gemakkelijkste keuze is voor elektrotechnische toepassingen. In die gebieden waar formules met bollen domineren (zoals in de astronomie) kan het zijn dat het cgs-systeem net iets handiger is dan het SI.

Vanaf de internationale aanvaarding van de mks-standaard in de jaren 1940 en het SI in de jaren 1960 is het technische gebruik van het cgs langzamerhand wereldwijd verdwenen, in de Verenigde Staten iets langzamer dan in de rest van de wereld. Vandaag de dag worden de cgs-eenheden niet langer toegestaan in de meeste wetenschappelijke tijdschriften en boeken, hoewel ze in de sterrenkunde nog gebruikelijk zijn.

De eenheden gram en centimeter bleven handig binnen het SI, in het bijzonder voor natuurkundige en scheikundige voorbeeldexperimenten waarbij ze goed passen bij de kleine schalen waarop de experimenten worden uitgevoerd. Vanwege dit gebruik worden ze soms lab-eenheden genoemd.

Elektromagnetische eenheden
Terwijl voor de meeste eenheden de verschillen tussen cgs- en SI-eenheden slechts machten van 10 zijn, zijn de verschillen bij de elektromagnetische eenheden veel groter. Zoveel zelfs dat de formules voor de fysische wetten van de elektromagnetisme afhangen van het gebruikte eenhedenstelsel.

Binnen het SI wordt de ampère gedefinieerd via de kracht die een elektrische stroom uitoefent op nabije ladingen en wordt lading gedefinieerd als de stroom maal de tijd.

In één variant van het cgs-systeem (het esu, oftewel electrostatic units) wordt een elektrische lading gedefinieerd via de kracht die deze lading uitoefent op andere ladingen en wordt stroom dan gedefinieerd als lading per tijdseenheid. Een gevolg hiervan is dat de wet van Coulomb geen evenredigheidsconstante meer bevat. Specifiek betekent dit dat in het cgs esu de eenheid van lading, oftewel de statcoulomb, zodanig is gedefinieerd dat de constante van Coulomb de waarde 1 krijgt. Dus voor twee puntladingen van elk 1 statcoulomb die 1 centimeter van elkaar verwijderd zijn, geldt dat de onderlinge elektrostatische kracht per definitie gelijk zal zijn aan 1 dyne. Dit heeft ook als gevolg dat een aparte dimensie of fundamentele eenheid voor elektrische lading wordt geëlimineerd. In het cgs esu is de statcoulomb hetzelfde als een centimeter maal de wortel van de kracht. Dimensioneel gezien is de eenheid van lading in het cgs esu equivalent aan g1/2 cm3/2 s−1.

Terwijl de proportionaliteitsconstanten in het cgs de theoretische berekeningen vereenvoudigen, is het nadeel dat de eenheden moeilijk met behulp van experimenten zijn te definiëren. Het SI daarentegen heeft een eenheid van stroom, de ampère, die eenvoudig bepaald kan worden met behulp van experimenten, maar als gevolg heeft dat de proportionaliteitsconstanten in de elektromagnetische vergelijkingen vreemde waarden krijgen.

Het relateren van elektromagnetische verschijnselen aan lengte, tijd en massa berust op de krachten die inwerken op ladingen. Er is sprake van twee fundamentele wetten: de wet van Coulomb die de elektrostatische kracht tussen ladingen beschrijft en de wet van Ampère die de elektromagnetische kracht tussen stromen beschrijft. Elke van dezen bevat een proportionaliteitsconstante k1 of k2. De statische definitie van magnetische velden maakt gebruik van een derde proportionaliteitsconstante . De eerste twee constanten zijn aan elkaar gerelateerd via de lichtsnelheid c: de ratio van k1 over k2 moet gelijk zijn aan c2. Er zijn verschillende keuzes mogelijk voor de constantes:

Op een gegeven moment waren er veel stelsels in gebruik voor elektromagnetische eenheden, waarvan de meesten gebaseerd zijn op het cgs. Hieronder valt het emu ("elektromagnetic units") dat zodanig gekozen is dat de wet van Biot-Savart geen proportionaliteitsconstante krijgt. Andere stelsels zijn het Gaussische eenhedenstelsel en het Heaviside-Lorentz eenhedenstelsel. Bij de Gaussische cgs hebben de elektrische en magnetische velden dezelfde eenheden, is 4πε0 gelijk aan 1 en is de lichtsnelheid c de enige dimensionele constante. Het Heaviside-Lorentz-stelsel heeft deze eigenschappen ook (met ε0 gelijk aan 1), maar is een gerationaliseerd stelsel (zoals in het SI) waarin de ladingen en velden zodanig zijn gedefinieerd dat er veel minder factoren 4π in de formules verschijnen. Met Heaviside-Lorentz-eenheden krijgen de Maxwellvergelijkingen hun eenvoudigste vorm.

Nog verder complicerend is het feit dat sommige fysici en technologen in de Verenigde Staten bastaardeenheden gebruiken zoals volt per centimeter voor het elektrisch veld. Dit kan echter ook gezien worden als een toepassing van de eerder genoemde lab-eenheden, omdat elektrische velden bij kleine circuits gemeten worden over afstanden in de orde van 1 centimeter.

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Lehigh Valley Marketplace | Eric Claypoole - Hex Sign Artist - Lehigh Valley Marketplace
Written by Bryan Hay
Eric Claypoole works aloft in the heavenly countryside of the Lehigh Valley and surrounding counties and sees constellations of stars all the time.
Claypoole, a second-generation folk artist from Berks County, restores barn stars, bringing their distinct geometrical patterns back to life, and paints hex signs, both of them classic, colorful Pennsylvania German symbols that date to the region's founding in the 1700s.
Over the course of his career, he's worked on more than 80 historic barns in Lehigh, Northampton, Berks, and Schuylkill counties.
It's not for the fainthearted.
"I often ask myself, What the hell am I doing up here?" Eric laughs. "I'm standing on a ladder on a windy day, 40 feet up, tied fast to a window frame while stretching and reaching to paint a five-foot star on the gable end of an old barn. It's insane but always fun."
No one knows for certain why the early Pennsylvania Germans, known for decorating everyday items from tin coffee pots to blanket chests, painted stars and hex signs on their barns.
"We don't know why there are stars and hex signs—you can ask 10 old timers, and you'll get 10 different answers," Eric says. "But there are theories."
Some say it was to ward off evil or witches or to bring good luck for a bountiful harvest.
"Family life and the overall prosperity of a farm revolved around the barn for the German settlers who left the Rhineland after the German Reformation," he says. "It was less about warding off witches and evil spirits and more about creating pleasing, decorative designs that embraced the importance of farm life and brought about good luck and good health and helped keep the red rooster—fires—off the barn roof."
An art form that was passed down through families over time, barn stars hold special meaning, depending on the time period, as represented in their geometrical patterns, Eric explains.
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Barn stars, originally painted using shale oxide and linseed oil, can be seen in eastern Pennsylvania with anywhere from five to 16 points. A five-point star brings good luck, a six-point represents the Star of David, and an eight-point star revolves around fertility and a good harvest.
The 12-point star represents the 12 apostles, Eric says, and the 16-point star represents prosperity.
"It's insane but always fun." -Eric Claypoole
In Lehigh and Northampton counties, four- and six-point stars are common, while the 12-pointer is more prevalent in Berks County. In Schuylkill County, the five-point star is commonly seen on barns.
"Many of the star configurations are perfect geometrical forms, the ancient foundation of every common angle used in modern mathematics," Eric says. "It's fascinating to me."
Hex signs, with stars, tulips, hearts, distelfinks, and even contemporary designs, started showing up in the 1940s as a way to make the barn star a transportable art form that could be sold to tourists at gift shops and festivals.
Eric produces them on wooden disks of various sizes in his rural studio, which is perched on a wooded hillside in Greenwich Township, just south of Lenhartsville.
Derived from the Pennsylvania Dutch word "hexafoos" or "witch's foot," hex sign is a term author Wallace Nutting used in his "Pennsylvania Beautiful" book in the early 1920s.
But Eric, a purist, is more interested in chasing ghosts than witches.
Ghosts are the sun-bleached, faded etchings of original stars and other folk designs that are hidden, barely perceptible to the naked eye, on old, weather-beaten barns. Eric always looks for them on the gable ends of historic barns, searching for the etchings on shrunken, dried planks and hidden brush lines of what were once bright, radiating stars. Templates from another time, the patterns inform Eric, allowing him to recreate historically accurate stars.
A few summers ago, Eric repainted stars on the horizontal wood siding of Matt Mikol's 200-year-old stone Schweitzer (Swiss) bank barn in Lower Nazareth Township, a quintessential agricultural icon of eastern Pennsylvania.
"He does wonderful work," Matt says. "He did stars on one end and three on the front of barn. We found designs etched into the wood of what was probably on the exterior of the barn many years ago. It gave us a good idea good of what the design looked like originally."
Barn stars and hex signs have been in Eric's blood since he learned the art form from his father, Johnny Claypoole, who apprenticed with the legendary Johnny Ott, once known locally as the "Professor of Hexology."
Ott, who owned the Lenhartsville Hotel (now the Deitsch Eck Restaurant) at Old Route 22 and Route 143, popularized the distelfinks, tulips, and hearts on hex signs, which were borrowed from traditional Fraktur designs, Claypoole says.
Ott's colorful resin-covered works are still on full display in the Johnny Ott Room at the Deitsch Eck.
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An Conghui, President of Geely Holding Group and President and CEO of Geely Auto Group said "Epidemic prevention is a job that requires the long-term effort of wider society. As the most common mode of transportation, consumers spend a considerable amount time in their cars, akin to a "second home" Only by making healthier products can we meet consumer demand for better quality of life. Based on the automotive industry's development direction built around electrified, connectivity, intelligence, and shared mobility, auto companies should commit to developing products that help protect the health of drivers and passengers. This will become one of Geely Auto key long-term development objectives."
Earlier on January 28, Geely Holding Group joined hands with the Li Shufu Foundation to set up a special 30 million dollars fund in support of the new coronavirus prevention and control, with a focus on the mass purchasing of much needed medical supplies for China in the short term.
Geely's leading track record will be taken to a new level with the development of an all-round "healthier car." Geely's move sets a new precedent in the development of safety technologies that goes beyond developing leading crash test results and moves into new dimensions of passenger safety.
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More than a decade ago, MWV embarked on a mission to develop a packaging solution that would address a pervasive problem facing prescription drug patients worldwide: poor medication adherence – not following medication regimens as directed. According to the New England Healthcare Institute, patients who do not follow their medication regimens cost the US healthcare system an estimated $290 billion a year, or 13% of total healthcare expenditures.
MWV recognised that packaging could play a significant role in helping patients better adhere to their medication routines. Improved patient adherence could result in cost savings across the entire healthcare industry, while also creating efficiencies for doctors and pharmacists, and providing tangible health benefits to patients.
In 2000, MWV began developing its Shellpak adherence-promoting packaging solution. Today, Shellpak is one of the packaging solutions used in Wal-Mart's $4 generic drug and branded drug programs, and its design is based on the premise that better adherence to a medication regimen can ultimately result in longer term improved health outcomes.
MWV designed Shellpak to feature a thin, molded, rigid outer plastic shell to protect pills, and a push-button system that is senior-friendly and child safe. Confident Shellpak could improve patient adherence, MWV began the search for a manufacturing partner that could produce the new Shellpak packaging solution on machinery that already existed. Finding existing machinery to produce an entirely new pharmaceutical innovation could have been a daunting challenge for MWV… but it wasn't.
MWV partnered with German equipment manufacturer, Uhlmann, to pilot the initial Shellpak production. With more than 60 years of experience, Uhlmann is an innovator in the design and manufacturing of pharmaceutical packaging equipment; it is the global leader in blister packaging machinery.
Shellpak helps administer pills to patients safely, accurately – and in single, controlled dosages. The flat surface allows for critical drug information and patient education to always remain with the actual drug throughout the prescription period. On the inside, the drugs are pre-filled in a calendarized blister card which helps to remind patients to take their medication correctly and on time, and also helps patients better manage refills.
Recognising that Shellpak had the power to significantly transform the marketplace, MWV knew that it needed a manufacturing partner that could help advance the production of the product. However, in order to ensure Shellpak's accessibility to the marketplace, MWV needed a partner like Ulhmann. Today Shellpak can efficiently run on most industry machinery with very little modification necessary.
Since its introduction Shellpak has become a one of the industry's most reliable and widely used adherence package in the world with over 150 million units shipped.


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Health care systems are playing an increasingly prominent role in biomedical research. Increased adoption of health information technologies as well as imaging and genomics technologies are not only changing how care is delivered, but also providing opportunities for developing personalized medicine approaches to disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. These changes provide the potential to conduct research studies in real-world settings, on large numbers of participants, and enable studies that could not be addressed previously. However, health systems-based research on topics such as women's health, children's health, and rehabilitation have lagged behind research on more common adult conditions.
This workshop aims to identify key opportunities and strategies that will enable the NIH and health care systems to advance our mutual research priorities and to ultimately benefit the health of women, children, and people with disabilities. The workshop will include leaders from health care systems, academic investigators, as well as government and policy representatives.
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Q: Remove Page Number from URL with .htaccess I need page numbers from URLs of the form:
http://mydomain.com/index.php?showtopic=XXXX&page=XXXX&#entryXXXX

so they become
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where XXXX are integers
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but to no avail. So I shortened it to:
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but still nowt. Is there anything wrong with the regex at all?

A: You can't match against the query string in a rewrite rule, you need to match against the %{QUERY_STRING} var inside a rewrite condition:
RewriteEngine On
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The #entryXXXX part of the URL is a fragment, and the server actually never sees that. It's a client/browser-side only thing. Hopefully, the browser is smart enough to re-append the fragment after getting redirected.

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Read the following articles about the water pollution crisis in Flint, Michigan:
Complete the following:
Put together an action plan that will help improve its corporate social responsibility efforts and pay more attention to environmental ethics.
In your action plan, do the following:
Identify all of the stakeholders in the water crisis, and list specific steps the city leadership can take to improve their image and restore public trust.
Apply corporate social responsibility and environmental ethics in your paper.
Your paper must be in APA format.
Please submit your assignment.
Bernstein, L., & Dennis, B. (2016, July 29). Six Michigan employees charged with misconduct in Flint water crisis. The Washington Post. Retrieved from the Regional Business News (Ebsco) database in the CEC Library.
Cama, T. (2016, March 24). Michigan task force blames state government for Flint water crisis. The Hill, 23(30), 13. Retrieved from the Masterfile (Ebsco) database in the CEC Library.
CNN Library. (2017, February 2). Flint water crisis fast facts. Retrieved from http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/04/us/flint-water-crisis-fast-facts/
Snyder, B. (2016). Michigan's governor just apologized for the Flint water crisis. Fortune.com. Retrieved from the Business Source Complete with Datamonitor (Ebsco) database in the CEC Library.
Thompson, B. (2016, April 20). Michigan judge authorizes first round of criminal charges in Flint water crisis. Christian Science Monitor, n.p. Retrieved from the Academic Search Premier (Ebsco) database in the CEC Library.
The United States: Remarks by the president after meeting with federal responders on the Flint, Michigan water crisis-food bank of Eastern Michigan-Flint, Michigan. (2016, May 06). Asia News Monitor. Bangkok, Thailand. Retrieved from the ABI Inform Collection (Proquest) database in the CEC Library.
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Assignment Objectives
Define the following ethical concepts and theories: virtue ethics, Kant's Categorical Imperative, ethical relativism, utilitarianism, corporate social responsibility, and social contract theory.
Identify and defend moral and ethical theories to ethical case studies and current events.
Solve ethical dilemmas from case studies and current events using moral and ethical theories.
Identify ethical quandaries regarding government involvement and laws impacting organizations' day-to-day operations and business decisions.
Identify ethical theories such as relativism, utilitarianism, and social contract theory.
Discuss ethical dilemmas in the workplace, cultural scenarios, private, and public sectors.
Identify ethical issues from case studies and current events using moral and ethical theories.
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So sorry for the week long interruption in posts. We had another show this past weekend, the Hoosier Hills Fiber Festival in Franklin, IN. I regretfully neglected to get any pictures. In my defense I didn't have a decent internet connection most of the time while we were there. The Wi-Fi at the hotel was abysmal and there was none at the Johnson Co. Fairgrounds anymore. I tried tethering my phone but the signal was being blocked by the building. I could sporadically get websites to load and emails to come through, but you could forget uploading pictures. Sigh.
Anyway we are back home now with REAL high speed internet. Bliss! We are actually going to be home for a whole two weeks! Of course we won't be idle. We have a big order to dye this week. I got all the dyes mixed the last two days and got the yarn ready for dyeing today. We will probably be able to get all of it done in a day or two.
I can't show you the color or tell you any details since it is for a club, but here's the boatload of dye I mixed up.
I got a little sock knitting done, but to be honest I was itching for something different yesterday.
I thought this Rose of Sharon was looking especially pretty this morning. The picture doesn't give you the full scale of it's size. It's probably about 12 feet tall, believe it or not.


Our world has become a lot more convenient place because of the use of smart phones and GPS technology to guide us. It's a lot easier to find a destination that we've never been to before these days than it was 25 years ago – today we can simply tap in our required destination in an app such as Google maps and we have instant access to real-time driving directions to get us just about anywhere we want to go. As great as these apps are they do have their limitations and they don't really tell us what's happening on the road around us, but these days there are even apps for that.
One of the most popular apps for not only helping you to get to your destination, but also bypass any potential hazards on the way is Waze. This app was first launched in 2009 and it's been growing in popularity ever since. It turns driving into more than just a daily commute – it can actually make driving a fun social experience. This is a free app and it's compatible with the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
In order to use this app you don't have to register, but it's highly recommended. By registering you make yourself visible to your friends that are also using the app, but you always remain in control of who sees you and when. So the answer is you don't have to register, but there are many benefits if you do.
As long as you have the app open while you're driving you'll receive real-time updates as conditions change on the road ahead of you. In order to receive local notifications you'll need to make sure that you have your sound turned on to take advantage of the apps hands free features. You can turn off the sound, but it's not recommended unless you have a passenger driving with you that can constantly check the app for updates.
Perhaps the best feature of this app is that it automatically adjusts your route based on information provided by other users ahead of you. Any user that has the app open is constantly sharing real-time traffic information which is of benefit to you and other users. That means if there is a major traffic snarl on the highway ahead of you it might suggest using an alternate service road instead. This has the potential to save you a lot of time especially if you're on a tight deadline.


Hi Joshua, I have been dealing with severe peroneal tendonitis (MRI diagnosis) in both feet for the past 5 months.
Now in therapy I do 10 min of recumbent bike to warm up the lower extremities, ultrasound to the tendons, some balancing exercises, light resistive eversion and inversion, then ice cup.
In daily life, I can make it through a grocery store trip, walking very slowly, but that is about all. Could not take a 15 minute walk with my dog.
I previously worked out 6x a week: walked dog 10 miles/week, ballet class for 90 min 1-2X/wk, latin dance aerobics, strength class, and cardio class/lo impact, and one yoga class.
I have not been able to do ANY of this for the past 5 months. I do go to the gym and do the upper body machines and now am able to do 12 min on the recumbent bike at the gym.
Some days I can add 10 min on the elliptical without too much pain.
Nutritionally, I eat a wide variety of foods and take calcium (700mg), Magnesium (750mg), vitamin D (1150iu). I am not sure about my vitamin D levels, but I don't do much sun, so it is possible I am low. How much Vit D do you recommend for a 120 lb female?
I have read about your plan of ice dips and massage. I will try ice dips every day for a week, followed by ice massage.
I had been religious about ice massage a few months ago, but then gave it up as it didn't seem to be doing much.
I have never tried the ice dips though. In a perfect world, how many dips/ how many times a day?
I will try whatever you recommend- I just want to get better!
I would be so happy to be able to walk my dog again! My kids and husband would be so happy to have their mom back!
1. Yes, invest in/experiment with Ice Dipping for a solid week.
Make sure to get as high up the lower leg as possible. 5 gallon bucket or some such.
As a general rule, the more you hurt, and the longer you've been hurting, and the faster you want to get out of pain, the more you want to dip.
If I were you I'd shoot for 50 dips throughout the day, each day, however you want to manage it.
It's triage (if that is the right term). You just rolled in, in trauma. Ice dip. Ice Dip. Ice Dip. Knock down the Process of Inflammation. Start reversing the Pain Causing Dynamic, and thus start reversing the Tendonitis dynamic.
2. Vitamin D. It's VERY likely that you are Vitamin D deficient. Most everybody is.
Check out Kerri's Vitamin D Requirements page.
I'd get my level checked. And while I'm not going to tell you how much Vit D to take since I'm not a doctor or nutritionist, I'll definitely suggest that you take more.
1,000 i.u.'s/day is a maintenance dose for an infant. (I'm not calling you an infant, I'm saying that's a research based/recommended level for infants).
3. What kind of Magnesium are you taking? Anything but Magnesium Oxide is good.
4. On the ice massage. Where exactly were you getting ice massage?
5. You eat a wide variety of foods. How many calories were you eating at your exertion level? How much protein?
Thank you very much for your prompt response. I have now done the ice dips for 3 days straight. I have come across a great container~ a Fresh Step Cat Litter plastic tub, cleaned of course!
?I am going to get my vitamin D level drawn tomorrow. I will follow up with appropriate supplementation if needed.
?Right along the length of the tendon, on both feet, continuing up the outside of the ankle and lower leg some. Only a couple of times a week though, when at PT.
?I have no idea how many calories I was getting. I am not a calorie counter at all. I guess I get about the right amount of calories for my activity level because my weight stays stable in the 117-120 range.
?I eat something every 3 hours to be sure my blood sugar doesn't drop during the day. For breakfast I get protein through daily oatmeal with soy milk, blueberries and some pecans in it. I usually eat a handful of mixed nuts for a mid-morning snack, plus a big cup of hot tea with some soy milk in it.
Lunch is either a salad with some deli turkey/chicken on it, or half a PBJ made with organic, unsweetened PB. My afternoon snack is usually a carb, along with carrot and celery sticks. Always a protein at dinner as well- either beef, pork, chicken, fish, or shrimp- along with a veggie or salad and a carb of some kind, usually bread/olive oil dip.
I ordered marrow bones today at the butcher and plan to make the bone broth. Besides rice and eggs, any other suggestions for how to use it?
I also did ice massage today and tried to get in there and slightly irritate the tendon a little. That went fine.
1. Kitty Litter Dip. Perfect!
2. Let me know your Vit D level, just for fun.
Sometimes the tendonitis problem isn't the tendon per se, it's the TOO TIGHT muscle CONSTANTLY pulling on the tendon.
5. I don't count calories either. Well, I do just enough to have a general idea of what I'm taking in.
Here's a hypothesis: You are/were very active. You eat the low end of the calorie range, just enough to sustain your weight/energy. The protein you are eating is used for fuel, and not for repair.
6. Long story short, bone broth is one good way to do that. I'd throw in some coconut oil for fuel, and some more egg, cottage cheese, protein powder, etc too just to make sure.
You either have a tendon damage tendonitis, or a too much tension on the tendon from too tight muscle and thus irritation, or both.
Broth over rice, poach eggs in it, soup, I poured a huge thing of it over my Thanksgiving stuffing (it ended up too wet, but it was TASTY!), consume (broth with onions, cilantro, hot sauce, whatever else you want to throw in), eat with bread like au jus. Lots of room for creativity.
You can also simmer it down to make a thick, almost cheese-like base to toss into stuff. Do that with something like thyme (or sage, rosemary, or whatever you like) and it gets really interesting.
7. Irritate the tendon with ice, great. I suspect you need to start digging into and under the calves.
Interesting theory on the calf muscle pulling on the tendon. I do/did do a fair amount of stretching of the calves after workouts and dance. My achilles always felt tight to me, so I would do a deep calf stretch+ a good achilles stretch. Hope I didn't overdo those?
I will have my PT work deep on the calves tomorrow. He did Graston tools on my tendons Monday. Ow-wee, but it did really get in there and stir things up.
You can't have the water too cold. I have a guy in Canada using snow from outside to make a slush dip. That's just fine for 10 second dips.
Having said that, cold water can strip the fats from your skin, some people get this, some don't (I don't, for instance).
So make sure to put on a good oil or lotion, eat more good fats too (That's good anyway).
If you meant something other than skin irritation, let me know.
And it's great to work the tendons. But if your Peroneals are too tight and the connective tissue wrappings are constrictive, they need to get opened up.
All the work in the world on the tendons themselves won't un-restrict the muscle structures.
Stretch light and easy and repeatitively. I'm more a fan of specific massage to stretch that tissue.
Did the ice dipping help pain levels?
I took your advice and am slathering my legs and feet with cocoa butter to give my skin a barrier. It seems to be helping. I am also putting on a thick shea butter cream at night.
I have started massaging the calves in addition to the tendon area. Great suggestion. My PT is also now tending to the calves. Today he said they were quite tight. I am going to add in a weekly appt with a massage therapist to work on the calves.
Haven't gotten the vitamin D level checked yet because I am still waiting on my new insurance card to come. I did make the bone broth and am drinking 2 ice cubes worth of it daily. I will also up my protein intake per your suggestion.
I am making progress and I thank you very much for your continued suggestions and concern! I am bound and determined to heal!
If you're bound and determined to heal, I'm here with you till the bitter end.
(That's really not the best phrase....but it sounds significant, I like it, and you know what I mean:).
I got the results of my vitamin D bloodtest back today and my levels are normal.
I started with a massage therapist who specializes in AIS last week. She works with a lot of elite runners/triathletes in our area. She found a lot of tightness in my ITB, piriformis, TFL, psoas ,glut medius, and quads and thinks that this has been affecting both lower extremities in a significant manner.
My soleus are also both very tight. The rest of my flexibility was very good. She plans to teach me specific stretches for those muscles. She is also massaging my calves/feet.
I have had some issues with my toes in regard to the ice dips. Besides the dry skin/rash, I also developed very sore spots on both big toes and several smaller toes. I talked to my podiatrist about it at my appointment today and he said with my decreased circulation in hands/feet ( a little bit of Reynaud's going on), he thought my toes just probably couldn't take the cold temperature.
He recommended just using a gallon ziploc bag full of ice and ace wrapping that around my foot/ankle. Twice daily, 10-15 min per side. This way I can avoid the toe area. I am going to try this. I have been massaging my feet and calves twice daily. I am working very hard on getting excellent nutrition right now. Bone broth every day~2 cubes. It's so good, I just drink it in a mug!
Found lots of great ideas for protein and have really upped my intake. Also lots of fruits and veggies. I also started an anti-oxident supplement.
Today the doctor prescribed an oral steroid for me (medrol pack). He thinks it has a good chance of helping.
That's about all that is new for now. Thank you for your help!
1. When you say 'normal' level, does that mean betweet 40-80? Many labs rate 20-100 as normal, but you want it up to at LEAST 40.
3. Don't think you told me about the cold hands/feet. The ice pack alternative is good. I'm curious what would happen if you did hot/cold/hot instead of just cold.
Glad it's progressing! Keep me updated.


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1. Who was the toughest defensive player you faced?
Reggie White was the toughest player I faced. I played with him and against him. He was a freak of nature. He was fast, agile, and impossible to block.
2. Who set the bar at your position?
Kellen Winslow was a player I always admired. He was the first big tight end who also was an outstanding receiver. He revolutionized the position.
3. What player did you admire growing up?
Drew Pearson of the Cowboys. I was a Cowboys fan growing up and I started out as a quarterback, so I wanted to be Roger Staubach. But when I switched to wide receiver I admired Pearson because of his ability to get open, make plays and make acrobatic catches. I started to wear number 88 because of him.
4. What was the most memorable moment of your career?
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The purpose of Tax Form W-4 is simple ? it is used by your employer to withhold the proper amount of federal income tax from your paycheck. The IRS recommends that employees submit a new W-4 tax form each year, or any time their personal or financial situation changes. Of course, this is required upon being hired.
Withholding tax (also known as "payroll withholding") is essentially income tax that is withheld from your wages and sent directly to the IRS by your employer. In other words, it's like a credit against the income taxes that you must pay for the year.
By subtracting this money from each paycheck that you receive, the IRS is basically withholding your anticipated tax payment as you earn it ? sometimes called "pay-as-you-earn" taxation.
In general, the more money that is withheld from your wages throughout the year, the greater your tax refund may be because you've essentially overpaid the IRS. While everyone likes to get a tax refund, you should keep in mind that you're only getting back the money you earned that year. A tax refund is basically an interest-free loan that you gave to the IRS!
On the other hand, if too little is withheld from your wages, you will likely owe more tax at the end of the year because you have underpaid the IRS. Additionally, you may be subject to penalties and interest charges for under-withholding.
For most taxpayers, it's recommended that you try to match your withholding tax as close to your actual tax liability as possible. While you cannot avoid withholding tax altogether, you can control the amount that is withheld from each paycheck when you fill out your W-4 form.


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Q: Missing method 'instance void MYDLLNAME ADODB.Fields...' Have rewritten some parts of the application from VB.Net to C#. Everything is working as expected for all but one user. This user is getting this error message:
Error: Missing method 'instance void MYDLLNAME ADODB.Fields::Append(string,valuetype ADODB.DataTypeEnum,int32,valuetype ADODB.FieldAttributeEnum,object)' from class 'ADODB.InternalFields'
Is there a component potentially missing on the end user machine and is there a way to solve this or is it best to go away from ADODB.Recordset to ADO.Net Dataset?
Have seen the following questions, but they do not really solve my problem. Not upgraded framework, was already 4.5, VS 2017 used.
Strange error appending fields to recordset in VS2010 after converting to .NET 4
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/f84cdc9c-f684-46d6-9b6f-757d047b00d5/fieldsappend?forum=Vsexpressvb
P.S. Using COM is not an option in my case.

A: Problem solved by setting properties of reference to ADODB in the project to:

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Manchester City winger Leroy Sane is expected to be available to start when the Citizens face Arsenal at the Etihad Stadium next Wednesday night.
The German international has not played for the first team since sustaining a knee injury in the Community Shield final against Liverpool back in August last year.
However, Sane took a full part in a practice training game as City's first team build up their fitness ahead of the clash against the Gunners.
As well as Sane, Aymeric Laporte was also involved, and he is now fully recovered from some muscle fatigue issues which prevented him from starting a number of games before the season was suspended.
With the two players both ready to start games, it means manager Pep Guardiola could well have a fully fit squad to choose from next week, which will be the first time he has had that luxury this season.
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John S. Parker, a long-time partner at Greenbelt's Joseph, Greenwald & Laake, died on August 31, 2004, of cardiac arrest.
Mr. Parker was the senior member of JGL's estate-planning and corporate law groups. He had practiced law in Montgomery and Prince George's Counties and the District of Columbia for more than 30 years.
Mr. Parker retired in 2000 to Chapin, South Carolina, but remained active at JGL, serving in an "Of Counsel" capacity. He was in Maryland at the time of his death working on client matters.
Following service in the U.S. Army in the mid-1960's, Mr. Parker graduated from the University of Maryland. He earned his J.D. from the University of Maryland in 1973. He began his legal career as the law clerk to Alan Massengill, Esq. He later was a partner at Horowitz, Oneglia, Goldstein, Foran & Parker in College Park before joining JGL in early 1985.
Mr. Parker was a member of the Estate Planning Council of Suburban Maryland and an accredited estate planner through the National Association of Estate Planners and Councils.
Mr. Parker is survived by his wife of 32 years, Caroline Parker, two daughters, and a granddaughter.


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Gwin wins US downhill title ahead of Mulally
Harmony victorious in women's championship
Aaron Gwin topped the podium at US downhill mountain bike nationals (Image credit: USA Cycling)
Melissa Buhl (Image credit: USA Cycling)
Ethan Faw after winning the juniors men 11-12 downhill race (Image credit: USA Cycling)
McKenna Merten thrilled about winning the juniors women 10-and-under downhill (Image credit: USA Cycling)
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Alex Dawson won the seniors men 19-24 downhill race (Image credit: USA Cycling)
Jacqueline Harmony topped the podium at US downhill mountain bike nationals (Image credit: USA Cycling)
Jacqueline Harmony on her way to a win (Image credit: USA Cycling)
The 2012 USA Cycling Mountain Bike Gravity National Championships are officially in the books as professional and category 1 downhill racing closed out competition at Beech Mountain on Sunday.
The hot place to be on the final day was the rock garden where music blasted, and everything from barking dogs to a fan in a bunny suit cheered on the riders as they descended the mountain.
Elite races
Riding into Stars-and-Stripes jerseys in the pro events were Jacqueline Harmony and Aaron Gwin (Trek World Racing).
Harmony clocked in at 02:36.6 to beat out silver medalist Melissa Buhl who posted a 2:45.9. Jaime Rees (The Bike Hub) grabbed the bronze medal while Lauren Daney and Katie Holden rounded out the podium in fourth and fifth.
"The whole weekend has just been awesome. I've been training for this for many years. Finally, everything clicked and everything was working," an ecstatic Harmony said. "Awesome competition. All those girls, I'm so glad that all of them came out. I'm glad they were all able to come ride this course because it was super fun - super good."
In the elite men's race, Gwin was about three seconds faster than yesterday's dual slalom champ Neko Mulally (Trek World Racing). He claimed the title with a time of 02:10.0 compared to Mulally's 02:13.2. Eliot Jackson was the third fastest down the mountain while Logan Binggeli (KHS Factory Racing) and Kevin Littlefield were fourth and fifth.
"It was always a big goal of mine and it definitely always feels good," Gwin said about winning the national title.
Category 1 Racing
The day opened up with the category 1 races. Jay Fesperman posted the fastest time of the morning with a time of 2:23.1 in the junior men's 15-16 event.
"When I came across the finish line, I knew I had a clean run, but I didn't know if it was going to be enough. But when everybody started screaming I kind of knew what happened, and I was pretty excited," the junior rider said after his win. "This was the big race that I was shooting for this year and it's really good have your goals go through."
Fesperman beat out second- and third-place finishers Shane Leslie and Charlie Harrison who posted times of 2:24.6 and 2:34.7 respectively.
Another notable category 1 race was the men's 40-44 event where Kevin Liebig descended to the win with a time of 2:36.4. Having also won his category's dual slalom competition, it was the second national title for the Maryland rider in as many days.
"It's amazing to have two titles," he said. "It's been 30 years of racing and it all came together this weekend. It's something to leave a legacy with the family. And now I'm passing it down to my son. He's 3 years old and starting to race."
Liebig bested silver and bronze medalist John Nicholson and Jerry Greene Jr.
In the very competitive Junior Men's 17-18 field, Alexander Willie (Intense Cycles) rode away with the win in 02:23.8. He bested Cole Picchiottino and Cody Kelley who clocked times of 02:25.2 and 02:25.4
Also making it to the top step of the podium on Sunday was Ethan Faw (Brushy Mountain) who won the junior men's 10-12 event with a time of 3:11.6, and Ben Bodycoat who clocked a 02:48.9 to take the win among junior men 13-14. Alex Dawson posted a 2:31.8 to claim top honors among men 19-24 while Geoff Ayr clocked in at 02:35.9 to win in the men's 25-29 race. As the men 30-34 descended the mountain, it was Thomas Schueler to win with a 02:41.2, and then Mike Hummel was victorious among men 35-39 with a 02:43.7. G. John Leslie descended into a Stars-and-Stripes jersey in the men's 45-49 race with a time of 03:03.5 while Mark Poore clocked a 03:34.2 to win among men 50+.
In the junior women's 10 & under race, McKenna Merten posted an impressive 05:03.2 to become the winner. Coleen Pacurariu was victorious among women 19-29 with her time of 03:18.3 while Heather Cowell beat out the rest of the 30-39 category with a 03:37.5. In the women's 40-49 event, it was Ellen Adams (Brushy Mountain) to ride to the top of the podium with a 03:53.9.
1 Aaron Gwin (Trek World Racing) 0:02:10.00
2 Neko Mulally (Trek World Racing) 0:00:03.20
3 Eliot Jackson 0:00:06.80
4 Logan Binggeli (KHS Factory Racing) 0:00:07.20
5 Kevin Littlefield 0:00:08.30
6 Cody Warren (DRD Intense) 0:00:08.40
7 Gavin Vaughan (Team Voncooper) 0:00:09.80
8 Austin Warren (DRD Intense) 0:00:10.10
9 Ethan Quehl 0:00:10.60
10 Kevin Aiello (KHS Factory Racing) 0:00:10.70
11 Jason Memmelaar (DRD Intense) 0:00:11.00
12 Duncan Riffle 0:00:11.30
13 Philip Wheeler (Team Big Crank) 0:00:14.10
14 Bradley Benedict (Specialized gravity) 0:00:14.30
15 Austin Hackett Klaube 0:00:14.60
16 Curtis Keene 0:00:14.90
17 Cody Johnson 0:00:15.10
18 Arthur Babcock 0:00:16.70
19 Samuel Pensler 0:00:16.90
20 Jason Scheiding 0:00:18.30
21 Max Morgan 0:00:19.60
22 Kyle Thomas (Diamondback) 0:00:19.80
23 Brandan Bohl 0:00:20.20
24 Logan Mulally (NC 15-16) 0:00:20.30
25 Nate Furbee
26 Michael Haderer (IXS Unique Sports) 0:00:20.50
27 Leland O'connor 0:00:20.80
28 Jordan Newth 0:00:20.90
29 David Flynn 0:00:21.40
30 Hugh Taylor (Billy Goat Bikes) 0:00:21.90
31 Alexandre Couture (Kona/Michelin) 0:00:23.00
32 Christopher Mari (Speed Legion Racing) 0:00:23.20
33 Heikki Hall
34 Greg Nelson (East Coast Gravity Pros) 0:00:23.50
35 Ryan Condrashoff 0:00:25.00
36 Trevor Parson 0:00:25.90
37 Ben Calhoun 0:00:26.50
38 Tim Mangini 0:00:26.90
39 Michael Buell (Team Geronimo/Banshee) 0:00:28.20
40 Benedict Treglia 0:00:28.50
41 Burke Saunders 0:00:28.70
42 Jacob Hinlicky 0:00:29.20
43 Geritt Beytagh 0:00:29.50
44 Daniel Godard 0:00:30.50
45 Tyler Gilsdorf 0:00:30.80
46 Alex Mcandrew 0:00:31.30
47 Brian Buell (Team Geronimo) 0:00:31.50
48 Graeme Pitts (Graeme Pitts Racing) 0:00:33.00
49 Christopher Canfield (Canfield Brothers Factory Team) 0:00:42.60
50 Kyle Hogan 0:00:44.40
51 Dante Harmony 0:00:59.20
52 Kenneth (Chuck) Pitts 0:01:06.00
53 Wesley Boucher 0:01:06.20
54 Ben Furbee 0:01:30.50
DNS Harrison Reynolds (Spin)
DNF Tim White (Voncooper/Yeti)
DNF Chris Higgerson
DNF Nikolas Dudukovich (One Ghost Industries)
DNF Luke Strobel
DNF Evan Gilsdorf
1 Jacqueline Harmony 0:02:36.60
2 Melissa Buhl 0:00:09.30
3 Jaime Rees (The Bike Hub) 0:00:16.90
4 Lauren Daney 0:00:19.70
5 Katie Holden 0:00:23.60
6 Katelyn Parhiala 0:00:35.60
7 Taylor Allison (Fastline Racing) 0:00:37.60
8 Rae Gandolf 0:00:47.40
9 Elinor Wesner 0:00:47.60
10 Amber Price (Royal Racing USA and The Fix) 0:01:16.40
1 Ethan Faw 0:03:11.60
2 Phillip Steele 0:00:10.30
3 Palmer Metcalf 0:01:16.30
4 Aiden Loorham 0:01:41.20
1 Ben Bodycoat 0:02:48.90
2 David Dressler 0:00:06.40
3 Wyatt Freier 0:00:08.50
4 Andrew Wegiel 0:00:17.70
5 Owen Witcher 0:00:23.30
6 Michael Kane 0:00:23.50
7 Joshua Rogers 0:00:24.20
8 Noah Bell 0:00:29.50
9 Evan Picinotti 0:00:44.40
DNS Chase Willie
DNS Clancy Loorham
1 Jay Fesperman 0:02:23.10
2 Shane Leslie 0:00:01.50
3 Charlie Harrison 0:00:11.60
4 Matthew Branney 0:00:13.80
5 Matthew Fitzgerald
6 Roy Benge 0:00:23.30
7 Brandon Coughlin 0:00:35.00
8 Luca Shaw 0:00:48.80
9 Eric Vest 0:02:47.50
DNS Tyler Krenek
Cat. 1 Men 19-24
1 Alex Dawson 0:02:31.80
2 Corey Zell 0:00:03.90
3 Joseph Crosby 0:00:04.00
4 Danny Cesare 0:00:07.10
5 Anthony Leonarduzzi 0:00:08.00
6 Mac Banner 0:00:09.70
7 Paul Mcsparin 0:00:11.10
8 Brandon Blakely 0:00:11.90
9 Craig Folsom 0:00:12.80
10 Robert Monjure 0:00:13.60
11 Andrew Slowey 0:00:15.80
12 Cameron Nyguist 0:00:17.10
13 Zach Ahleen 0:00:17.60
14 Joshua Nevelson 0:00:20.50
15 Hunter Budd 0:00:20.80
16 Gustan Zimmerman 0:00:21.60
17 Nathan Swartz 0:00:22.90
18 Gus Michaels 0:00:27.40
19 Ace Savarese 0:00:31.90
20 Brian White 0:00:34.10
21 Adam Delonais 0:00:34.30
22 Eddie Mazurski 0:00:39.10
23 Joshua Patton 0:00:49.30
24 Derek Maiden 0:02:35.30
1 Geoff Ayr 0:02:35.90
2 Matt Henderson 0:00:02.50
3 David Medina 0:00:04.80
4 Willem Cooper 0:00:05.90
5 Steven Trottier 0:00:07.20
6 Daniel Ennis 0:00:08.10
7 Sean Gollub 0:00:16.80
8 Justin Steiner 0:00:19.90
9 Jesse Borror 0:00:20.80
10 Stephen Solt 0:00:21.20
11 Brandon Olson 0:00:24.40
12 Andrew Dean 0:00:26.20
13 Diego Ramirez 0:00:28.20
14 Josh Smith 0:00:30.60
15 Alex Ohman 0:00:31.60
16 Peter John Mihalick 0:00:32.30
DNS Justin Mchenry
1 Thomas Schueler 0:02:41.20
2 Jeremy Edge 0:00:06.30
3 Gary Bethea 0:00:06.50
4 Aaron Polly 0:00:09.20
5 John O'shura 0:00:11.90
6 Michael Clark 0:00:13.60
7 William Murray 0:00:16.10
8 Harley Addair
9 Eric Nicoletti 0:00:19.40
10 Brad Blackwell 0:00:21.20
11 John Fennell 0:01:36.30
DNS Jason Nixon
1 Mike Hummel 0:02:43.70
2 Kyle Kutzler 0:00:03.30
3 Lane Boertmann 0:00:03.50
4 Kevin Addair 0:00:07.20
5 Coy Miller 0:00:08.10
6 Shawn Metcalf 0:00:10.20
7 David Bethea 0:00:12.90
8 Fred Heinly 0:00:14.90
9 Paul Chen 0:00:16.20
10 Ryan Cleek 0:00:41.80
DNS Geoff Flegal
DNS John Haynes
1 Kevin Liebig 0:02:36.40
2 John Nicholson 0:00:09.90
3 Jerry (Butch) Greene Jr 0:00:18.20
4 Matthew Adams 0:00:21.70
5 Heath Boedeker 0:00:24.90
6 Ian Starr 0:00:25.50
7 Craig Jeffers 0:00:34.80
8 Mark Overby 0:00:35.10
9 Anthony Pajakinas 0:00:40.90
10 Michael Calhoun 0:00:43.70
11 Kurt Dressler 0:00:44.30
12 Ed Buchan 0:00:46.80
13 Derek Atkins 0:00:48.60
14 David Gray 0:01:20.70
15 Jerry Mailloux 0:03:01.30
DNS Todd Cholevik
1 G John Leslie 0:03:03.50
2 Robert Safrit 0:00:02.40
3 Stefan Daney 0:00:05.90
4 Steven Brown 0:00:07.20
5 George Bodycoat 0:00:13.50
6 Joe Bell 0:00:20.00
DNS Frank Endreson
Cat. 1 Men 50+
1 Mark Poore 0:03:34.20
2 Stefan Cihylik 0:00:09.30
Cat. 1 Junior men 17-18
1 Alexander Willie (Intense Cycles) 0:02:23.80
2 Cole Picchiottino 0:00:01.40
3 Cody Kelley 0:00:01.60
4 Ray Syron 0:00:04.50
5 Lucas Cowan 0:00:06.10
6 Jason Schroeder
7 Max Kaupas 0:00:06.70
8 Dylan Unger 0:00:07.20
9 Sam Skidmore 0:00:07.30
10 William O'brien 0:00:08.00
11 Luca Cometti 0:00:09.20
12 Ian Turner 0:00:12.40
13 Kyle Grau 0:00:14.50
14 Jonathan Allyn (Big Tree Cycling) 0:00:14.60
15 Ryan Walker 0:00:14.70
16 Conrad Culleney 0:00:15.50
17 Wiley Kaupas 0:00:18.20
18 Davis Nonno 0:00:18.40
19 Bas Van Steenbergen (Transition) 0:00:18.90
20 Oliver Vowel 0:00:19.50
21 John Duffy 0:00:25.50
22 Cody Smith 0:00:27.80
Junior women 10 & under
1 Mckenna Merten 0:05:03.20
Cat. 1 Women 19-29
1 Coleen Pacurariu 0:03:18.30
2 Caroline Westray 0:00:08.10
3 Heather Mcfadden 0:00:17.50
4 Eva Wilson 0:00:22.60
5 Corrine Miller 0:00:33.10
6 Kate Weisenfluh 0:00:33.80
1 Heather Cowell 0:03:37.50
2 Roxanne Canent 0:00:39.90
Cat. 1 Women 40+
1 Ellen Adams 0:03:53.90
1 Bryce Hermanussen 0:03:12.00
2 Sawyer Alix 0:00:01.00
3 Sam Redman 0:00:02.00
4 Josh Standish 0:00:05.00
5 Conner Linton 0:00:07.00
6 Nich Ifkovits 0:00:13.00
7 Nick Gray 0:00:15.00
8 Andrew Summers 0:00:17.00
9 Quinton Johnson 0:00:22.00
DNS Vecchione Dylan
1 Jimmy Awad 0:02:54.00
2 Andrew Ingram 0:00:14.00
3 Rowan Bateman 0:00:19.00
4 James Guidry 0:00:21.00
5 Christopher Patino 0:00:22.00
6 Sam Cookson 0:00:36.00
7 Santiago Franco 0:00:56.00
8 Joe Craigle 0:01:13.00
DNS Michael Carswell
1 Michael Spierer 0:02:53.00
2 Nick Mileti 0:00:02.00
3 Ryan Dunn 0:00:04.00
4 Geoff Boone 0:00:13.00
5 Ian Lupo 0:00:14.00
6 Brandon Hopkins 0:00:22.00
7 Rj Harris 0:00:28.00
8 Zak Hinton 0:00:43.00
9 Bradley Smith 0:00:44.00
1 Christopher Skolnick 0:03:01.00
2 Justin Rush 0:00:07.00
3 Allen Weber 0:00:15.00
4 Zachary Slaybaugh 0:00:31.00
5 Adam Darling 0:00:33.00
6 Matt Trapnell 0:00:38.00
7 Nathan Wisch 0:00:40.00
8 Michael Lemon 0:00:43.00
9 Levi Thornton 0:00:51.00
10 Joaquin Canizales 0:01:07.00
1 Fred Mudd 0:03:07.00
2 Tommy Francis 0:00:08.00
3 Charles Duckett 0:00:09.00
4 Reid Allred 0:00:17.00
5 Robert Pavsner 0:00:30.00
6 Brad Newby 0:00:31.00
7 Ritch Ricker 0:00:38.00
DNS Jason Hague
1 Jamie Jones 0:03:06.00
2 James Crowley 0:00:01.00
3 Carlton Noles 0:00:07.00
4 Thomas Learman
5 Kristian Jackson 0:00:08.00
6 Sean Pepin 0:00:12.00
7 Steven Kaufman 0:00:15.00
8 Dan Linton 0:00:24.00
9 Matthew Herdklotz 0:00:25.00
10 Doug Tate 0:00:30.00
11 Mike Suddeth 0:00:38.00
12 Alfredo Carbonell 0:00:51.00
13 Jason Baker 0:01:00.00
14 Jose Olivas 0:01:34.00
15 Stephen Coleman
DNS Todd Boucher
1 Clealan Watts 0:03:06.00
2 Michael Cobler 0:00:19.00
3 Alan Daum 0:00:47.00
4 Dan Allyn 0:00:55.00
5 Phil Marsh 0:01:05.00
6 Scott Branney 0:04:16.00
DNS Jay Stewart
DNS Daniel Gore
DNS Amanda Batty
1 Elizabeth Jones 0:04:29.00
2 Jennel Santos 0:00:03.00
1 Grayson Richey 0:03:14.00
2 Zach Miller 0:00:03.00
4 Zachary Hutelin 0:00:42.00
5 Trey Crowley 0:00:55.00
DNS Chris Frohsin
1 Cory Diamond 0:03:11.00
2 David Morgan 0:00:08.00
3 William Poehlman 0:00:14.00
4 Blake Bass 0:00:17.00
5 William Hinton
6 Andrew Bousquet 0:00:20.00
7 Adam Baird 0:00:23.00
8 Cody Dunn 0:00:25.00
9 Chad Mooris 0:00:32.00
10 Jacob Naylor 0:00:34.00
11 Matt Lin 0:00:49.00
12 James Burkhardt 0:01:00.00
13 Adam Schell 0:02:59.00
DNS Kevin Quillan
1 Patrick Alcisto 0:03:15.00
2 Eric Needham 0:00:06.00
3 David Petutsky 0:00:07.00
4 David Lamond
5 Chad Meyerhoefer 0:00:08.00
6 Bryan Morgan 0:00:16.00
7 Matthew Smirniotis 0:00:23.00
8 Ed Kulbis 0:00:26.00
9 Joseph Kreidler 0:00:43.00
10 Allan Rosenberg 0:01:33.00
1 Jason Schmidt 0:03:03.00
2 Michael Ward 0:00:05.00
3 William Miller 0:00:07.00
4 Christopher Hunter 0:00:16.00
5 Michael Watson 0:00:18.00
6 Bob Dunlap 0:00:21.00
7 Bruce Lockhart
8 John Oconnor
9 Craig Kirkpatrick 0:00:26.00
10 Don Evers 0:00:43.00
11 Kreg Nederbrock 0:00:45.00
12 Samuel Jones 0:00:53.00
13 Ernest Davis 0:01:01.00
14 Frank Berry 0:01:13.00
Cat. 3 Junior women 15-18
1 Katherine Santos 0:04:50.00
DNS Sandra Kofler
1 Christina Faust 0:04:40.00
2 Marci Panneck 0:00:41.00
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New academic program coming soon at Shepherd
By Hans Fogle
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — Shepherd University will be offering its first-ever doctorate program later this year.
University President Dr. Suzanne Shipley said they are only steps away from being able to offer a doctorate of nursing practice to students.
"We've had the visit, we got a great report. We're now allowed to recruit and enroll students and then in June we're hopeful that final report comes through," Shipley said.
Shipley said the idea to create a doctorate got started about three years ago after a discussion with area hospitals and the university's nursing faculty.


"Hi Sonya - how much are the easels?"
I just found out about this community website which is very exciting! Im planning an Art and Music Trail in the area of Alexandra park and down towards bounds green, bowes park and was looking for interest at this time. so calling all artists and musicians in the area??!!!
I run a sister website www.palmersgreencommunity.org.uk and would like to include some of the ECT events in my What's On listing. You can contact me here or at info@palmersgreencommunity.org.uk.


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This property sits on 10.11 acres with spectacular views of the the valley below and surrounding mountain range in the distance among rolling hills. Here is another on-of-a-kind blank canvas you can make your own. Dreaming of country living with a ranch style of living and farm animals with a garden, maybe some fruit trees.


We wrap up this quick series by demonstrating how to create three apps from one codebase using Angular and NativeScript.
Welcome back! If you missed Part 1, you can check it out here!
In the starter app, the vast majority of your code is in a src/app/barcelona folder, as that's the code that builds up the player list you saw in your app earlier. In this section, you're going to create a brand-new component for the web, and in the next section, you'll see just how easy it is to get that same component working in a native iOS and Android app.
Let's start by scaffolding some files. To do so, start by using the cd command to navigate to your src/app folder.
Next, make a new folder named list, and create the following files in that folder.
TIP: When you get more comfortable working with NativeScript schematics, there are a series of commands you can use to help generate components and modules. See the NativeScript schematics documentation for more information.
Here's what to put in those files as a first step. Don't worry too much about exactly what this code is doing, as we'll discuss the important things to note momentarily.
Again, don't worry if you don't understand everything that's going on in this code. For now, all you need to know is that this is a fairly straightforward Angular component that loads data from an API and shows it in a list.
To activate this new component so you can try it out, first, add this new component to your app.module.ts file so Angular knows about it. Here's what your new app.module.ts file should look like.
Next, change the default path in your app.routes.ts file, so Angular navigates to the new list component by default. The new app.routes.ts file should look like this.
Finally, just so this app looks a little nicer, paste the following code in your src/styles.css file, which is the place you add global CSS for your Angular apps.
With this in place, return to your terminal or command prompt and run ng serve. After the command runs, open your browser and visit localhost:4200, and you should now see a simple little checklist app that looks like this.
The app you now have is a really simple app that allows users to select items. If you look at the code in list.service.ts, you can see that the app also remembers the user's selections using localStorage—meaning, all selections remain when the user returns to the app.
At this point, you have a very simple mobile app. If you'd like, you could follow one of many online guides for giving this app a service worker and making it into a Progressive Web App — after all, at the moment, you're just using the Angular CLI to build a web app.
The real fun of this workflow though is in just how easy it is to turn a functional app like this into a native iOS and Android app. Let's look at how to do that.
When converting a web interface to a mobile UI using NativeScript schematics, your first task is to identify which code you can reuse and which code you cannot. Let's return to the list of files that make up this component.
For this example you'll need to create a NativeScript-specific markup file (.html), styling file (.css), and module file (.module.ts). To do that, go ahead and create three new files, list.component.tns.css, list.component.tns.html, and list.module.tns.ts. Your file tree should now look like this.
Remember that the Angular CLI will automatically grab the code in your .tns.* files when building for NativeScript, and your non-.tns files when building for the web. Therefore, the .tns files are where you need to put your code that's specific to NativeScript.
To do that, start by opening your list.module.tns.ts file and paste in the following code.
You need a NativeScript-specific module file so that you can declare NativeScript-specific imports, such as NativeScriptHttpClientModule, and NativeScriptRouterModule. However, note how both your list.module.ts and list.module.tns.ts files pull routes, declarations, and providers from your list.common.ts file. This gives you the ability to add those declarations in one place, without having to change two different module files every time you need to make a small update.
The next file to change is your app's markup file. To do that, open your list.component.tns.html file and paste in the following code.
TIP: If you need help learning these NativeScript user interface components, try NativeScript Playground, and, specifically, try out the components pane on the bottom-left-hand side of the screen.
Next, to style these components, paste the following code into your list.component.tns.css file.
TIP: If you're a fan of SASS, you can use it with NativeScript schematics and share CSS variables such as colors. Check out the instructions here on the NativeScript documentation for the next steps you'll need to take.
With all this in place, your last step is to import your ListModule in your app.module.tns.ts file, exactly like you did with your app.module.ts file. To do so, replace the contents of your app.component.tns.ts file with the following code.
And with that, you should have a functioning NativeScript app, right? Actually, there's one last change you need to make, and to show it, let's introduce the concept of helper files.
When taking a code-sharing approach, sometimes you need to completely split your implementations for web and native. Your user interfaces, for example, always need different implementations, as you need to use DOM nodes for the web, and NativeScript user-interface controls for mobile.
However, there are often times where you can share almost all of your code but need slightly different implementations for the web and mobile. There's actually one example of this in your sample app, and it's in your list.service.ts file.
…and another in the save() method.
The problem here is localStorage is a browser API. It works great on the web, but it does not exist in NativeScript apps because NativeScript apps do not run in a browser.
You have a few different ways you could handle this. You could create a list.service.tns.ts file, and create a separate implementation of this service that works for your mobile app. However, if you do that, you need to duplicate a lot of code that is the same across both platforms, such as the code that calls your backend over HTTP and parses the data.
When you hit these scenarios another option you have is to create helper files. That is, create two files with identical APIs, and put your web implementation of those APIs in one file, and your NativeScript implementation of those APIs in another.
To do this for your service, create two new files named list.helper.ts and list.helper.tns.ts. Your new folder structure should now look like this.
TIP: In a real-world app you would probably want to move the service and its helper files to its own folder, both to break up the folder structure, and to make the service reusable. For this tutorial though it's easiest for us to keep everything in one place.
Open your list.helper.ts file and paste in the following code. This is the same localStorage code you had in your service extracted into a helper.
Next, open your list.helper.tns.ts file and paste in the following code. This code follows the same API as the web helper but instead uses some of NativeScript's built-in modules to accomplish the same task for your iOS and Android apps.
Your last step here is changing your service to utilize these new helpers, which you can do by replacing the code in your list.service.ts file with the code below, which makes use of the new helpers.
Now that you have all your code in place, go ahead and run your app on iOS or Android using one of the following commands.
You should see an app that looks something like this.
Although this app is simple, it's important to remember what you're seeing here: these are native iOS and Android apps, using native iOS and Android user interface controls. And not only did you build these apps with Angular and TypeScript, you even shared a good chunk of your code across all three platforms.
NOTE: You can learn more about using helper files to split your code from this article on the NativeScript documentation.
In this article, we looked at how to build a simple component that shares code across web and native apps. Although we focused on one component for this article, the approach is flexible enough to build apps of any scale.
Depending on your needs, you might want to create relatively identical apps for both the web and mobile. Or, you might want to create very different apps that share the same language, framework, underlying infrastructure, and service layer.
After all, the power of using NativeScript schematics is not just code sharing — you also gain a ton from using one language and one framework to build for three platforms. Hopefully, you're as excited as me about the awesome things you can build with this technology stack.
Published at DZone with permission of Tj VanToll , DZone MVB. See the original article here.


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Q: How to adjust the Camera position so that objects can be viewed in enough size with three.js? I've made an application where it takes values from external file to create geometry. I'm very much successful in that. By default, my objects are viewing in very smaller in size. But when I tried with mouse ball rolling I can see the actual objects in the scene as it zooms into the scene. But, how could I obtain this size of objects as my scene is instantiated.
The link to working application : http://studenter.miun.se/~sagh0900/TrackBallAlt.Html
Here is the zoomed version view of scene and its objects

A: You can use either of these to get the size of the bounding box or sphere of your mesh.
// This computes it.
mesh.geometry.computeBoundingSphere();

// This gets it
var radius = mesh.geometry.boundingSphere.radius;

// Compute the bounding box
mesh.geometry.computeBoundingBox();

// This now has a min and max structure with x and y values of the box
mesh.geometry.boundingBox

Once you have that information you can set your camera so the objects are in view.


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Swiderià és el nom d'una cultura del Paleolític superior originària de la zona de l'actual Polònia i indrets circumdants. El lloc més representatiu és Swidry Wielkie. El swiderià és reconegut com una cultura particular que es va desenvolupar a les dunes de sorra properes a les glaceres. Rimantiene (1996) va examinar la relació entre swideriense i el solutrià, i va concloure que la influència solutriana va ser «important, encara que indirecta», per contrast amb el complex cultural de Bromme-Ahrensburg (cultura Lyngby), que va introduir el terme Magdalenià Bàltic per incloure tots els grups del nord europeu de finals del paleolític, que tenen un origen comú a l'Aurinyacià.

La cultura swideriana exerceix un paper central en la transició del paleolític al Mesolític. En general s'accepta que la majoria de la població swideriense va emigrar (cap al 10000 aC. - 9500 aC.) al nord-est, després de la retirada de la tundra, després del Dryas recent.

Sorokin (2004) rebutja la hipòtesi de «contacte» per a la formació de la cultura de Kunda i aferma el seu origen en la migració estacional de la població swideriense propis de la frontera entre el Plistocè i l'Holocè, quan l'existència humana es basava en la caça de rens. Molts dels llocs més arcaics del Mesolític a Finlàndia són post-swideriense. Pel que fa a Escandinàvia, l'opinió generalitzada és que l'assentament més antic al nord de la costa noruega procedeix de la cultura de Fosna.

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Vegeu també
 Cultura de Kunda
 Cultura de Narva
 Llengües uralianes

Cultures arqueològiques del Paleolític superior
Cultures arqueològiques del Mesolític