Effects and Disease Related to CRT Monitors By: C.B. Rodgers, for The Paper Store - April 2001 VISIT www.paperwriters.com/aftersale.htm -- for more information on using this paper properly! Introduction As computers have become a common tool in virtually every enterprise, people have found that not all aspects of the safe, clean environment of working with computers is necessarily all that it's cracked up to be. In fact, there are health concerns associated with computer use beyond the typical issues of carpal tunnel syndrome, backache, and the expanding-derrière factor associated with the sedentary behavior associated with computer use. Other concerns are linked to electromagnetic radiation.
Most often, electromagnetic radiation or EMR is associated with high-voltage powerlines, different household appliances, specialized computer use or a combination of factors. Obviously, people who spend a great amount of time engaged in computer work have a right to be concerned.
The student will be able to find a great deal of information relating to the fact that in the past decade, research efforts to identify the effect on the human body of electromagnetic radiation have increased.
Such radiation is found in various forms of technology such as cellular phones, radios, televisions, power lines, and computer monitors. Although it has been repeatedly presented as a concern, it has not been categorically proven that there is a definite link between electromagnetic fields and cancer. Nonetheless, there has always been a link between radiation and cancer and it is undeniable that computer monitors emit an electromagnetic field. And, aside from concerns about cancer, there are other health worries related to computer monitors. Those concerns range from emotional and physical stress, musculoskeletal problems, emotional problems, headaches, vision problems and more. Whether or not such problems can be proven, much less resolved, remains to be seen. Meanwhile, there are some very real concerns that should be considered.
Computer Monitor Emissions Electromagnetic radiation or electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are generated, in their simplest forms, through the electric power distribution system, including the transmission and distribution lines and the power delivered through the average wall socket. There are numerous devices using electric power exactly as it comes from the wall, more complex devices like video display terminals (VDTs) and computer monitors need to alter specific characteristics such as frequency, power level and waveform in order to accomplish the tasks necessary for creating an image on the screen. According to the NoRad Corporation (1998), the power inside a VDT is repeatedly divided and subdivided in order to create significantly higher frequencies.
When that takes place, it dramatically alters waveform and the original voltage. That means that there is a definite addition to the sinusoidal waveform, sawtooths, spikes, square waveforms and others that are produced, which generate corresponding electromagnetic waves, radiating outward from their sources. When they encounter each other, the process of modulation creates new and even more complex waves. The student working on this project will want to show the differences in radiation output in order to clarify different parts of his or her discussion.
Vision Problems According to Gallagher (1996), of all of the environmental factors affecting office personnel, eyestrain is the one thing most workers are concerned about. In fact, he cites a Louis Harris & Associates, Inc. survey that found that 44 percent of office workers surveyed rank eyestrain higher than both air quality (27 percent) and exposure to hazardous materials (12 percent) as their greatest health concern in the office environment. Gallagher also explains that the proliferation of personal computers on the desks of countless workers has led to serious difficulties because the lighting in the vast majority of offices was designed for traditional white-paper tasks, not computer tasks. "Typical white-paper tasks involve reading from a sheet of matte-finished white paper laid flat on a surface or by looking down at a sheet of paper in a typewriter. A computer screen could not be more different. Rather than being viewed in the horizontal or near-horizontal plane, the information is viewed in the vertical or near-vertical plane. Instead of having a matte finish, the task surface - the computer screen - is made of glass, which usually is highly reflective" (pp. 22).
The screen glare that results from the incompatibility between computer tasks and lighting designed for white-paper tasks reduces the contrast between the words or graphics on the screen and the background. The lower the contrast is, the more difficult it is to see what is on the screen. Over time, the tiny muscles that make these adjustments become overworked, leading to the headaches and fatigue associated with eyestrain. According to the Berkeley Wellness Letter (11/99), people who use computers for long periods of time can develop computer vision syndrome, which is characterized by eyestrain, headache and pain. It can be prevented by making sure that the work area and equipment is set up properly to reduce the development of physical problems.
Cancer and Electromagnetic Radiation Electromagnetic radiation -- radio waves from radio and TV towers, microwaves from cell phones, cell sites, mobile phones, cordless phones, and microwave ovens (the last being a minor problem compared with the others). The background radiation has been rising significantly by factors of thousands in the general population since the Second World War. Cancer is partly genetic, but largely environmental. Our food, the toxins in the environment like air pollutants, benzine, toxins in food like saccharine, are shown to be potential carcinogens, all those PCVs and other fairly toxic chemicals, can damage cells, but evidence is very strong that electromagnetic radiation damages cells in a way that is potentially cancer causing. The student looking at incidence of cancer as related to computer use will want to pay special attention to whether or not an individual's cancer may be the result of a secondary factor along with computer use.
Reproductive Problems Potential reproductive hazards related to exposure to computer monitors received a great deal of publicity during the 1980s when several "clusters" of birth defects or miscarriages were noted among computer users. As a result, epidemiologists launched a number of investigations into the reproductive consequences of work with computer monitors. Among the first seven studies, only one, conducted by Goldhaber, Polen, and Hiatt (1988) did show a moderately strong association between computer monitor use and adverse reproductive outcomes. A subsequent study by Windham, Fenster, (1990) of the same population convincingly demonstrated that the findings of the only unequivocally positive study were actually the results of various study design problems such as telephone interviewer bias. The student working on this report will want to consider other instances of studies in which there may have been problems with the actual study that altered the outcomes.
Even though the early studies regarding reproductive problems for people using computer monitor operators mostly failed to show any problems, there was still concern that such failure may have been related to study design in more than one instance. Furthermore, all of the studies used time spent at a computer monitor as the primary measure which may not have represented an adequate estimate of total exposure, so the question remained unanswered. Schnorr, Grajewski, et al (1991) conducted a study for the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health that included precise measurements of operators' electromagnetic field exposure among 2430 married women ages 18-33. Use of computer monitors was not identified as a risk factor.
Conclusion There are a number of health problems that can be associated with extensive computer use, however, the actual electromagnetic radiation emitted from the CRT monitors should be of relatively minimal concern. For example, the incorrect positioning of the monitor can certainly result in eye strain, backache, fatigue, and other musculoskeletal problems. Rather obviously, radiation, in all of its forms, needs to be viewed as a meaningful health concern. However, the levels of radiation emitted from a computer screen actually produce less of a magnetic field than photocopiers or many, if not most, household appliances!
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American Tower And 4 Other Stocks Have Very High Payout Ratio
(VIANEWS) – Nuveen Arizona Premium Income Municipal Fund (NAZ), American Tower (AMT), Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust (EVF) are the highest payout ratio stocks on this list.
Here's the data we've collected of stocks with a high payout ratio as yet. The payout ratio in itself isn't a guarantee of a future good investment but it's an indicator of whether dividends are being paid and how the company chooses to distribute them.
1. Nuveen Arizona Premium Income Municipal Fund (NAZ)
2000% Payout Ratio
Nuveen Investments, Inc. launched the Nuveen Arizona Quality Municipal Income Fund, a closed-ended fixed income mutual fund. Nuveen Asset Management, LLC manages the fund.
Today's last reported volume for Nuveen Arizona Premium Income Municipal Fund is 23710, 10.57% below its average volume of 26515.
As claimed by Morningstar, Inc., the next dividend payment is on Apr 12, 2022, the estimated forward annual dividend rate is 0.6 and the estimated forward annual dividend yield is 4.68%.
Nuveen Arizona Premium Income Municipal Fund's last day, week, and month's current intraday variation average was 0.62%, 1.09%, and 0.85%, respectively.
Nuveen Arizona Premium Income Municipal Fund's highest amplitude of average volatility was 0.85% (day), 1.74% (last week), and 1.70% (last month), respectively.
Nuveen Arizona Premium Income Municipal Fund's Stock Yearly Top and Bottom Value
Nuveen Arizona Premium Income Municipal Fund's stock is valued at $12.98 at 08:23 EST, way below its 52-week high of $16.25 and above its 52-week low of $12.50.
Nuveen Arizona Premium Income Municipal Fund's Moving Average
Nuveen Arizona Premium Income Municipal Fund's worth is higher than its 50-day moving average of $12.97 and way under its 200-day moving average of $14.74.
2. American Tower (AMT)
American Tower is one of the most important global REITs. It's a leader in independent ownership, operator, and developer multitenant telecom real estate. The portfolio includes approximately 181,000 communication sites.
Today's last reported volume for American Tower is 2390880, 15.44% above its average volume of 2070930.
As claimed by Morningstar, Inc., the next dividend payment is on Sep 26, 2021, the estimated forward annual dividend rate is 5.24 and the estimated forward annual dividend yield is 2%.
American Tower's sales growth this year is anticipated to be 15.4% and 7% for next year.
Year-on-year quarterly revenue growth grew by 20.2%, now sitting on 8.59B for the twelve trailing months.
American Tower's sales growth is 20% for the current quarter and 14.2% for the next. The company's growth estimates for the ongoing quarter and the next is 16.3% and 45.1%. The company's return on equity, which measures the profitability of a business relative to shareholder's equity, for the twelve trailing months is 38.24%.
American Tower's last day, week, and month's current intraday variation average was 0.85%, 2.16%, and 2.03%, respectively.
American Tower's highest amplitude of average volatility was 2.63% (day), 2.65% (last week), and 2.87% (last month), respectively.
American Tower's Stock Yearly Top and Bottom Value
American Tower's stock is valued at $235.41 at 08:23 EST, way below its 52-week high of $303.72 and way above its 52-week low of $197.50.
American Tower's Moving Average
American Tower's worth is way under its 50-day moving average of $270.76 and way under its 200-day moving average of $265.93.
3. Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust (EVF)
Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust, a closed-ended mutual fund that provides fixed income and is managed by Eaton Vance Management, was launched in 2004.
Today's last reported volume for Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust is 28140, 49.1% below its average volume of 55295.
As claimed by Morningstar, Inc., the next dividend payment is on May 10, 2022, the estimated forward annual dividend rate is 0.42 and the estimated forward annual dividend yield is 7.47%.
Year-on-year quarterly revenue growth declined by 54.1%, now sitting on 15.78M for the twelve trailing months.
The company's return on equity, which measures the profitability of a business relative to shareholder's equity, for the twelve trailing months is 6.32%.
Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust's last day, week, and month's current intraday variation average was 1.12%, 1.98%, and 0.88%, respectively.
Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust's highest amplitude of average volatility was 1.12% (day), 2.31% (last week), and 1.52% (last month), respectively.
Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust's Stock Yearly Top and Bottom Value
Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust's stock is valued at $5.43 at 08:23 EST, way under its 52-week high of $7.25 and higher than its 52-week low of $5.34.
Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust's Moving Average
Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust's value is below its 50-day moving average of $5.88 and way under its 200-day moving average of $6.55.
4. Eaton Vance Senior Floating (EFR)
Eaton Vance Senior Floating Rate Trust is a fixed-income mutual fund that has been closed to the public and launched by Eaton Vance Management.
Today's last reported volume for Eaton Vance Senior Floating is 37182, 72.06% below its average volume of 133100.
As maintained by Morningstar, Inc., the next dividend payment is on Dec 26, 2017, the estimated forward annual dividend rate is 0.98 and the estimated forward annual dividend yield is 8.14%.
Year-on-year quarterly revenue growth declined by 21%, now sitting on 33.84M for the twelve trailing months.
Eaton Vance Senior Floating's last day, week, and month's current intraday variation average was 1.44%, 1.83%, and 1.03%, respectively.
Eaton Vance Senior Floating's highest amplitude of average volatility was 1.10% (day), 1.94% (last week), and 1.69% (last month), respectively.
Eaton Vance Senior Floating's Stock Yearly Top and Bottom Value
Eaton Vance Senior Floating's stock is valued at $11.99 at 08:23 EST, way under its 52-week high of $15.60 and higher than its 52-week low of $11.55.
Eaton Vance Senior Floating's Moving Average
Eaton Vance Senior Floating's value is under its 50-day moving average of $12.48 and way under its 200-day moving average of $13.98.
5. AMERISAFE (AMSF)
AMERISAFE, Inc., an insurer holding company, insures worker's compensation insurance in the United States.
Today's last reported volume for AMERISAFE is 35141, 66.57% below its average volume of 105144.
According to Morningstar, Inc., the next dividend payment is on Jun 15, 2022, the estimated forward annual dividend rate is 1.24 and the estimated forward annual dividend yield is 2.59%.
AMERISAFE's sales growth this year is expected to be negative 9.6% and a negative 1.1% for next year.
Year-on-year quarterly revenue growth declined by 9.6%, now sitting on 308.02M for the twelve trailing months.
AMERISAFE's sales growth for the current quarter is negative 12.3%. The company's growth estimates for the present quarter and the next is negative 37.5% and negative -35.3%. The company's return on equity, which measures the profitability of a business relative to shareholder's equity, for the twelve trailing months is 15.13%.
AMERISAFE's last day, week, and month's current intraday variation average was 1.48%, 0.85%, and 0.99%, respectively.
AMERISAFE's highest amplitude of average volatility was 1.87% (day), 2.20% (last week), and 2.52% (last month), respectively.
AMERISAFE's Stock Yearly Top and Bottom Value
AMERISAFE's stock is valued at $51.16 at 08:23 EST, way under its 52-week high of $64.90 and way above its 52-week low of $44.06.
AMERISAFE's Moving Average
AMERISAFE's worth is above its 50-day moving average of $48.27 and below its 200-day moving average of $52.71.
American Tower
AMERISAFE
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Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust
EFR
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Nuveen Arizona Premium Income Municipal Fund
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New Exhibit by Cleveland Morris to Open at McCarthy Gallery at W&L on Sept. 11
"Moments and Millennia: Drawings from Rome," a collection of new work by Cleveland Morris, will run from Sept. 11-Dec. 11 in the McCarthy Gallery of Holekamp Hall at Washington and Lee University. The exhibit is free and open to the public.
Morris created the work for this exhibit in Rome in the spring of 2015, during a visit expressly devoted to this project. The drawings were either created entirely on the spot; started on the spot and completed in his hotel; or developed from field work and finished using photos taken with his iPad. All were made using no more equipment than could fit in his shirt pocket, along with a drawing pad.
The works for this exhibit were created specifically for the McCarthy Gallery in Holekamp Hall. "It's a direct path from the design of this gallery to the subject matter that inspired the show," said Morris. "Jefferson to Palladio to Vitruvius and back again. Classicism moves me and inspires me. There is no gallery where I'd rather show my work than here," Morris added.
Morris is an artist and teacher who exhibits frequently in the mid-Atlantic region. This exhibit marks his fourth show at the McCarthy Gallery.
The McCarthy Gallery in Holekamp Hall is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
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Sophie Marceau is a French actress, director, screenwriter, and author. She has appeared in 39 films. As a teenager, Marceau achieved popularity with her debut films La Boum (1980) and La Boum 2 (1982), receiving a César Award for Most Promising Actress. She became a film star in Europe with a string of successful films, including L'Étudiante (1988), Pacific Palisades (1990), Fanfan (1993), and Revenge of the Musketeers (1994). Marceau became an international film star with her performances in Braveheart (1995), Firelight (1997), and the James Bond thriller The World Is Not Enough (1999).
Sophie Marceau was born Sophie Danièle Sylvie Maupu in the Paris suburbs on the 17th November 1966 a second child for her parents - Benoît and Simone and a sister for Sylvain who was born three years earlier. Sophie's childhood was spent at first in Chelles and later in a council flat in Gentilly although she spent a lot of her time at her parents brasserie Le Pharaon, rue Crozatier in the 12th arrondissement of Paris.
Marceau took photos for a modeling agency at the same time she was cast in her first film, "The Party/La Boum" (1980), a coming-of-age teen serio-comedy where she starred as a troubled teen dealing with the divorce of her parents. As she was basking in the glow of her rapid ascent to stardom, Marceau signed an exclusive contract and starred in the sequel, "The Party 2" ("La Boum 2") (1982).
While alternating between comedies like "Joyeuses Paques" (1984) starring Jean-Paul Belmondo, and historical features like "Fort Saganne" (1984) with Gerard Depardieu, Marceau won acclaim as a teenaged prostitute in "L'Amour Braques" (1985), directed by Polish director Andrzej Zukawski. Meanwhile, Marceau delivered spirited performances in Maurice Pialet's "Police" (1984), "The Student" ("L'Etudiante") (1988) and the historical adventure "Chouans!"(1988). Marceau went on to make her American debut in the otherwise French-made comedy, "Pacific Palisades" (1990), which she followed with a dramatic turn in "For Sacha" ("Pour Sacha") (1991) and the delightful romantic comedy, "Fanfan" (1993), co-starring Vincent Perez. Marceau finally broke through to mainstream Hollywood as the Princess of Wales in Mel Gibson's Oscar-winning epic "Braveheart" (1995).
Impressed with the actress, Gibson's Icon Productions cast Marceau for the lead in yet another screen version of "Anna Karenina" (1997). Also that year, she was cast as a Swiss governess in the romance "Firelight" (1999), and was featured as Hippolyta in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (1999) opposite Kevin Kline and Michelle Pfeiffer. Following the lighthearted "Lost and Found" (1999) opposite comedian David Spade, Marceau hit the big time when she was cast as one of two main villains in "The World is Not Enough" (1999). Marceau returned to French features for "La Fidélité" (2000), which marked her last film with ex-husband Andrzej Zulawski, and "Le fantôme du Louvre" (2001). Marceau journeyed to the States for Rob Reiner's romantic comedy, "Alex and Emma" (2003), before returning home once again to star in the French drama "Nelly" (2004) and the acclaimed romantic thriller "Anthony Zimmer" (2005).
Staying in her native France, Marceau starred as an enigmatic woman who becomes involved with a suicidal cop rendered sleepless by the death of his beloved wife in the psychological thriller "Trivial" (2007). Meanwhile, she went on to star in the history-based drama, "Female Agents" ("Les Femmes de l'ombre") (2008). She followed that with the mother-daughter comedy "LOL (Laughing Out Loud)" (2008). From there, Marceau starred opposite Italian bombshell Monica Bellucci in the psychological thriller "Don't Look Back" (2009) and again turned to lighter fair with the romantic comedy "With Love from the Age of Reason" ("L'âge de raion") (2010).
From 1985 to 2001, Marceau had a relationship with director Andrzej ?u?awski, who is 26 years, her senior. Their son Vincent was born in June 1995. In 2001, Marceau separated from ?u?awski and began a relationship with producer Jim Lemley. Her second child, Juliette, was born in London in 2002. Since 2007, she has been in a relationship with Christopher Lambert, with whom she appeared in the films Trivial and Cartagena.


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Il bambino di pietra, sottotitolo Una nevrosi femminile, è un romanzo del 1979 della scrittrice italiana Laudomia Bonanni. Il romanzo venne pubblicato per la prima volta dalla casa editrice Bompiani ed è una cruda analisi delle nevrosi femminili e materne, attraverso la quale l'autrice riflette sulla condizione femminile. Il romanzo è il terzultimo di Laudomia Bonanni e fu finalista al Premio Strega nel 1979.

Storia editoriale
Laudomia Bonanni decise di scrivere questo libro in seguito alla lettura su un giornale di un fatto di cronaca: una donna si era trovata costretta a partorire un feto duro, marmoreo, un bambino di pietra.

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Il romanzo racconta di Cassandra, una donna sposata che intraprende un percorso di psicanalisi con lo scopo di risolvere le nevrosi che la affliggono, in seguito alla sua educazione e alla sua maternità mancata. La storia narra anche della presa di tentativo di Cassandra di un recupero del passato, alla ricerca dei motivi che hanno dato alla sua vita un esito diverso da quello che ipotizzava.

Attraverso il resoconto dell'esperienza di psicanalisi della protagonista, la Bonanni lanciò una dura critica alla famiglia borghese e all'inevitabilità di una donna di confrontarsi con la maternità o con la sua negazione.

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Please be advised that the `Minor Ailments Scheme' under which patients could receive acute treatment for a defined set of minor illnesses from a pharmacy where they were registered for the scheme WILL CEASE SERVICE FROM 1.4.2020. If you would like to know more, please read the leaflet below.
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NHS New Out of Hours Arrangement from 1.10.2018
This new integrated out-of-hours service, starting at 11 AM on 1 October 2018, will be managed by the LAS (London Ambulance Service). ALL PATIENTS REQUIRING ACCESS TO THE OUT OF HOURS SERVICES WILL NEED TO RING 111. The old number, 020 8185 0545 is no longer in use. In effect, 111 will be the single point of telephone entry into urgent care services in the out of hours period (when the surgery is closed).
If you live within our practice area you are welcome to register with us and our reception staff will be happy to guide you through the procedure. Eligibility can be quickly confirmed from your address so please provide proof by way of your Tenancy agreement and a recent utility bill which needs to be dated within 3 months. If you do not have a Tenancy Agreement a signed letter from your Landlord will be acceptable. We also require one form of photographic ID, this is used for Online Services.
You will need to complete a registration form (GMS1) and a health questionnaire which will provide useful information whilst we wait for your medical records to arrive from your previous doctor.
All new patients are offered a health check with a member of the healthcare team to ensure that any required tests are up to date and that we have an accurate note of any repeat medication you may be taking.
You must bring all relevant information to the surgery for the receptionists to verify before you can be given an appointment to register. Please bring your information between 10:30am - 4:00 pm Mondays – Fridays.
Medical treatment is available from the date of registration. Please contact reception for further information.
Guide to GP Services
The Royal College of General Practitioners has produced a useful guide for patients about the services on offer at GP Surgeries and how to access them. You can download the guide below.
A Patient Guide to GP Services
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Online 'Pre-Registration' With The Practice
If you wish to pre-register click on the link below to open the form. When you have completed all of the details, click on the "Send" button to mail your form to us. When you visit the surgery for the first time you will be asked to sign the form to confirm that the details are correct.
When you register you will also be asked to fill out a medical questionnaire. This is because it can take a considerable time for us to receive your medical records. There is an online version of this file too, which you may fill out and send to us. When you come to the surgery you will be asked to sign this form to confirm that the details are correct.
Information Needed For Registration
Proof of Address:
Tenancy Agreement. If you don't have one you must get a signed letter from the landlord stating you are their permanent resident.
Current bill (e.g. gas, water, electric, bank statement) with your name & registration address.
Must be dated within the last 2-3 months.
Proof of Identity:
Valid Photo ID Passport Or Drivers Licence – with registering address on.
If you have had a previous GP in the UK please provide: NHS Medical Card.
If you have never had a GP in the UK please provide: Passport with valid Visa giving you permission to stay in the UK. If you do not have this you must provide letters/documents form the Home Office giving you permission to stay in the UK.
Children under 16 years:
MUST bring their original full Birth Certificate & Child Health Record Book – needed for immunisation details.
You must bring all relevant information to the surgery for the receptionists to verify before you can be given an appointment to register. Please bring your information between 10:30am - 4:00 pm Mondays - Fridays only.
Once the receptionist has verified your information as being valid for acceptance onto the GP List you will be given an appointment for Registration where you will be seen by the Practice Nurse & GP.
Online Medical Questionnaire For New Patients
Note that by sending the form you will be transmitting information about your self across the Internet and although every effort is made to keep this information secure, no guarantee can be offered in this respect.
Alternatively you may print off a registration form, fill it out and bring it in with you on your first visit to the practice.
These fact sheets have been written to explain the role of UK health services, the National Health Service (NHS), to newly-arrived individuals seeking asylum. They cover issues such as the role of GPs, their function as gatekeepers to the health services, how to register and how to access emergency services.
Special care has been taken to ensure that information is given in clear language, and the content and style has been tested with user groups. Open the leaflets in one of the following languages
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You can be registered as a temporary patient for up to three months. This will allow you to be on the local practice list and still remain a patient of your permanent GP. After three months you will have to re-register as a temporary patient or permanently register with that practice.
To register as a temporary patient simply contact the local practice you wish to use. Practices do not have to accept you as a temporary patient although they do have an obligation to offer emergency treatment. You cannot register as a temporary patient at a practice in the town or area where you are already registered.
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Recently it is being realized that bus shelters can be much more than just sitting areas used while waiting for the bus. New technologies are being used to transform ordinary bus shelters into smart bus shelters, creating new business models and becoming one of the key elements in smart cities. This project proposes a novel method that integrates IoT in bus shelters, enhancing the way information is displayed to the public through display screens. The information in focus involves digital signage advertising, public announcements or other information concerning the happenings nearby.
2..	You're prone to losing things on the bus due to a sheer crowd on the bus.
3..	There's a stampede to get in and get out.
4.	You don't get change for your ticket.
Bus shelters are a major part of providing the transport services to the public. Our project is the up gradation of these bus shelters by adding various features to a bus shelter. The location and the time that the information is displayed are key factors considered, to effectively communicate the relevant information to the target audience. Furthermore, through the use of sensors, data analytics can be generated that describes the commuter traffic flow, thus providing useful information for public transport providers.
Bus companies view smart bus shelters as an opportunity to provide better service to commuters in terms of information concerning arrival times for buses and their location on the map.
Several businesses and institutions use bus shelters to advertise or communicate to the public. Most businesses attempt to advertise to their target market by strategically placing an advertisement in the bus shelters, to widen the scope to more viewers.
Bus shelters have an interesting business model in that they are primarily built and managed by private outdoor media companies, who enter into long-term leasing agreements with cities or transportation agencies. An appropriate profile of the demographics and interests of bus shelter commuters can be useful to better monetize its digital signage advertising.
Refers to the person using the bus shelter. Smart bus shelters aim to provide commuters with a better experience while waiting for the bus.
The IoT technology facilitates connectivity and control of various aspects by the involved stakeholder i.e. for instance, outdoor media companies control how various content is displayed in different bus shelters across the city from a central hub. The value that comes from such implementations involves efficient updating of advertisements to ensure that the information reaches the right target audience.
People travelling without ticket because of the chaos to get a ticket in a crowded bus.
While discussing these problems we came across an idea to design a prototype where we can address these issues.
Hence, we slowly started gathering information on existing technology in bus shelters abroad and we decided to club features mentioned in the description above.


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2 THE COURT: Good morning. Good afternoon.
4 MR. REIFF: Yes, your Honor.
5 THE COURT: Who has 57th Street Day Spa LLC?
6 MR. KRASSNER: I do, your Honor.
7 THE COURT: Greenhouse Day Spa, 57th Street LLC?
9 MR. KRASSOF: I don't think that entity exists.
10 THE COURT: GH Day Spa Inc?
12 Spa, 57th Street LLC.
21 Spa, 57th Street LLC.
23 MR. REIFF: Has not appeared.
24 THE COURT: Also. Okay.
26 appeared by counsel, you Honor.
2 THE COURT: It will be GH Day Spa singular?
3 MR. REIFF: That's correct.
4 THE COURT: 57th Street LLC?
5 MR. REIFF: Yes, your honor.
7 corporation and one an LLC?
8 MR. REIFF: Correct, your Honor.
22 positions, to say the least, in their sworn statements.
26 MR. REIFF: Yes, they are.
2 THE COURT: But they are not here?
11 this motion, and still no response.
23 Your Honor, this is completely false.
24 other way to put it.
25 THE COURT: Why don't I have -- maybe it is here.
26 Whose affidavit is this?
3 is, in fact, contrary to her affidavit.
4 THE COURT: I don't think I have it.
8 THE COURT: I got it.
14 anything else related to this action."
22 dismiss me from the case, Judge.
4 the record that you're talking about.
6 is in our motion papers.
10 THE COURT: Which exhibit is that?
21 lease amendment that is the subject of this litigation.
23 involvement in the premises, is false.
3 defendant that even produced anything here.
14 was there, Mr. Krassner.
18 lease with no ownership interest in the companies.
11 THE COOURT: Apparently she is not well.
12 MR. KRASSNER: She is not well at all.
13 THE COURT: She had brain surgery.
14 MR. REIFF: She did have surgery, yes, your Honor.
17 say one way or the other.
18 MR. KRASSNER: The reality is, I spoke with Ms.
20 Pennsylvania, her voice is slow. It is obvious she is ill.
23 THE COURT: Does she ever come into New York?
24 MR. KRASSNER: I don't know.
5 improving. We will produce her for a deposition.
7 will straighten it out. This first affidavit was in error.
15 amongst the two of you.
16 What is the next problem?
18 is that we have no e-mails or other documents from her.
22 Spa business in 2008 contrary to her representations.
23 Again, I will raise that at deposition.
25 choice but to proceed with the deposition.
4 which is also troubling, to say the least.
7 for 57th Street Day Spa period, end of story. None. Why?
13 evidence in this case.
19 documents disappeared. Just miraculous coincidences.
23 the fire is totally unrelated to this action.
26 are gone because of this purported fire.
14 bankruptcy discovery as a creditor.
15 THE COURT: What are you looking for here?
8 company after 2005 and simply stated, I have spoken to Mr.
25 THE COURT: Explain. You're standing.
26 MR. KEASSNER: Mr. Katzoff owned a chain of spas.
3 Sports. They bought all of the locations, Texas wherever.
10 everything else for the same price, keep this location.
11 Take the other ones. The heck with it.
17 it. Had nothing to do with it. He walked away from it.
26 MR. KEASSNER: There was a prior motion, a 3211.
14 is logical that they have nothing.
22 called Manhattan Capital LLC which is an umbrella company.
8 of the documents that pertain to this action.
11 because they refuse to give us anything.
21 at his computer hard drive.
26 hard drive? Available or not?
11 destroyed, but he has another computer.
15 Manhattan, or both place?
18 THE COURT: Did he have a fire in Manhattan also?
21 computer. Do a keyword search.
2 electronic pieces of information.
18 tell you right now, I don't like perjured affidavits.
20 he has, doesn't have.
24 for that to go forward?
12 and representatives. They have produced no documents.
14 for the Day Spa officers and representatives?
24 is why don't we have any documents?
21 Katzoff's property in Yardley, Pennsylvania to the ground.
26 MR. ROSE: Burned to the ground.
7 MR. ROSE: It was on the premises.
12 street from the subject premises.
13 MR. ROSE: They are not a party, Judge.
14 MR. REIFF: They are doing business there with Mr.
20 MR. ROSE: Which computer?
23 Will have some very, very serious explanation to make.
2 MR. REIFF: the scope of the situation.
3 MR. KRASSNER: Your Honor, may I be heard?
13 defendants that are in the case stonewalling on discovery.
18 objecting to these discovery demands?
8 did not respond to?
21 with three emails accounts, don't they?
13 THE COURT: What e-mail addresses are those?
19 might have relevant information here.
23 us any pertinent information.
24 MR. ROSE: Go ahead.
6 addresses, they gave me three.
12 THE COURT: And poorly done stonewalling, too.
17 THE COURT: I will cut you off.
18 This is the third time I have listened to this.
21 because of these kinds of responses. This is ridiculous.
25 there are Blackberrys out there. We know for example Ms.
2 Blackberry. We know that Mr. Hoyt uses a Blackberry.
5 MR. ROSE: I was not aware of that, Judge.
15 have no other option.
18 expedition without a showing there is some relevance?
21 at them, if we have e-mail correspondence from these people?
22 That is what you use Blackberrys for.
4 as Shelly Levitt, who has a desktop computer in Pasadena.
7 was, nothing about the Blackberrys.
10 THE COURT: There was another fire?
11 MR. ROSE: -- there was the fire.
14 MR. ROSE: That I will not say, your Honor.
7 on his own? All right.
9 defendants we have been talking about.
10 What other defendants do we have to take care of?
15 in two key respects.
20 THE COURT: Did Lather have a fire, too?
24 of documents whatsoever and they refuse to answer.
25 THE COURT: No. No. No.
26 MR. DANNENBERG: Your Honor, that is not true.
12 THE COURT: Who says that?
13 MR. DANNENBERG: Your Rule 19.
14 THE COURT: It doesn't say that.
17 to know that before we have a deposition?
20 the documents that don't exist.
21 MR. REIFF: No, your Honor.
22 THE COURT: This is ridiculous.
25 documents have been destroyed.
5 you tell me to answer it, I will answer it.
6 THE COURT: Answer it.
19 not identifying, for example, the computers and Blackberrys?
23 never ever seen that, Judge.
4 adversary to the fact that there are other computers?
15 morning. 9:30 right here. Bring your witnesses.
18 MR. ROSE: I will withdraw that request, Judge.
24 horse. The way we do commercial litigation is very simple.
26 questions to ask and what questions they don't have to ask.
2 That saves everybody a lot of time and effort.
16 at them, but I would like to know about them. Everything.
17 Lay it all out. Tell your clients they have got a problem.
21 $10,000 per client, per computer.
23 THE COURT: Thank you very much, folks.
7 already. There was prior motion practice here.
9 have not had depositions yet.
12 said, to impact on my clients.
13 THE COURT: It is not.
3 this just because they have not put in any reason why.
5 signatory to the lease.
8 THE COURT: Motion granted.
13 THE COURT: What is the objection?
22 on me? Because the cases go all over the lot.
14 is not up to the plaintiff. You bear the cost.
21 was made for the other two defendants.
6 is what all three of these people used.
13 document. The data is part of an electronic document.
17 THE COURT: I think so.
24 because that is not at all what I said.
25 THE COURT: I think we are at cross purpose~ here.
4 in native format. We will do that. On disk.
13 terms. That is how it is done.
25 aren't readily available, because you have to send it out.
13 Robert Hoyt who chooses this.
23 deliberately trying to avoid this kind of discovery.
11 MR. DANNENBERG: I understand.
12 THE COURT: So that is where we are at.
16 have to do. I don't presume that they are not responsive.
18 inquire further and then, it gets very expensive.
20 THE COURT: We are not there yet.
22 THE COURT: Right now, give it to him on disk.
3 person on my side, the attorney or the client.
5 of the table. You're not party to the action.
7 Outlook format or TIFF format. Either one is fine with us.
12 make arrangements to get access to our computers.
3 corrections, our responses stand.
6 responses and not Markman's, not prior counsel.
10 THE COURT: It is on you.
11 Okay. Thank you very much.
12 MR. REIFF: Thank you very much, your Honor.


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Wooden churches
Geoparks
Botanic gardens and ZOO
Natural curiosities
Castles, chateaux and manor houses
Open-air museums and folk architecture
Further culture attractions
Theatres and operas
Special routes
Folklore events
Unique elements of traditional folk building methods
Specific samples of sacred architecture in Slovakia are the wooden churches. Their folk builders expressed the perfect harmony of the human soul with nature and the effort to disengage from earthly worries. Among the oldest are the Gothic wooden churches (for example Hervartov, Tvrdošín). The "articled" churches are other type of wooden churches (for instance Sv. Kríž, Leštiny, Kežmarok, Hronsek). The "articled" churches are those built under the article of the law issued by Emperor Leopold I at the end of the 17th century.
There is also a third type of wooden churches built in eastern Slovakia, mostly in the 18th century. First they were owned by the Greek Catholic denomination, later some of them were changed into Orthodox churches. The special features of the East Christian rite are reflected in their interior decoration and furniture where the unique Carpathian icons dominate. They are normally fitted into iconostases ornamented in the Baroque and Rococo styles.
Wooden churches of the Slovak part of Carpathian Mountain Area, which were added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 2008, possess an extraordinary worldwide value. The churches include: Roman Catholic churches in Hervartov and Tvrdošín, Evangelical articular churches in Kežmarok, Leštiny and Hronsek, and churches of Eastern rite in Bodružal, Ladomirová and Ruská Bystrá.
Banskobystrický County
Košický County
Prešovský County
Žilinský County
Ruská Bystrá – Church of the relics of St. Nicholas
The Greek Catholic wooden Church of the relics of St. Nicholas the Bishop (Chrám Prenesenia ostatkov sv. Mikuláša – biskupa) was included in 2008, along with seven wooden churches of the Slovak part of Carpathian Mountain Area, on the UNESCO Word Heritage List.
Bodružal – Church of St Nicolas
The Greek Catholic wooden Church of St Nicolas (Chrám sv. Mikuláša) was included in 2008, along with seven wooden churches of the Slovak part of Carpathian Mountain Area, on the UNESCO Word Heritage List.
Hervartov – Church of St Francis of Assisi
The Roman Catholic wooden Church of St Francis of Assisi (Kostol sv. Františka z Assisi) is in 2008, along with seven wooden churches of the Slovak part of Carpathian Mountain Area, it was included on the UNESCO Word Heritage List.
Hronsek – articled church
The wooden articled church was included in 2008, along with seven wooden churches of the Slovak part of Carpathian Mountain Area, on the UNESCO Word Heritage List.
Kežmarok – Church of the Holy Trinity
One of the best preserved Slovak wooden sacral buildings is the articled Evangelical Church of the Holy Trinity (Kostol sv. Tojice) in Kežmarok. In 2008, along with seven wooden churches of the Slovak part of Carpathian Mountain Area, it was included on the UNESCO Word Heritage List.
Ladomirová – St Michael the Archangel
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Michael the Archangel (Chrám sv. Michala Archanjela) was included in 2008, along with seven wooden churches of the Slovak part of Carpathian Mountain Area, on the UNESCO Word Heritage List.
Leštiny – articled church
The wooden articled Evangelical church of 1688 with wooden belfry was included in 2008, along with seven wooden churches of the Slovak part of Carpathian Mountain Area, on the UNESCO Word Heritage List.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of the Protection of the Most Holy Mother of God.
Tvrdošín – All Saints church
The pride of Tvrdošín and its oldest preserved building is the Gothic wooden Roman-Catholic All Saints church (Kostol Všetkých svätých) situated in the local cemetery. In 2008, along with seven wooden churches of the Slovak part of Carpathian Mountain Area, it was included on the UNESCO Word Heritage List.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Basil the Great.
Lukov - Venécia
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Cosmo and Damian.
The wooden articled Evangelical church near the village Svätý Kríž is one of the largest wooden buildings in the Central Europe which was moved here from Paludza between 1974 and 1982.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Michael the Archangel from 1718 log building of the Boyko type is divided into three spaces and it stands on low stone foundations.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Lucas the Evangelist from 1727. It consists of three parts and its architecture is atypical. This log structure bears traits of the Gothic Roman Catholic architecture. The independent tower standing apart from the nave is typical.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Paraskieva from 1705. It is a log building with three spaces and a new diagonal nave on tall stone masonry.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Michael the Archangel is from the 18th century. It is a log structure consisting of three parts.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Basil the Great from 1750. This three-space log building is covered by shingle roof with two little towers.
The Roman Catholic wooden church of Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary from 1785. It is a single nave log building which serves to the Roman Catholic believers and those of eastern ritual.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of the Sleeping Most Holy Mother of God from the end of the 18th century. It was repaired in 1947. It consists of three parts. This Baroque log structure stands on low stone masonry.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Michael the Archangel from 1836. This log building consists of three parts. It is covered by shingle roof with two little towers. A wooden belfry stands nearby.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of the Protection of the Saint Gods Mother is from 1763. It is the typical Lemko variation of three-tower and three-part log temple of the Ruthenian-Ukrainian region.
The Greek Catholic church of the Protection of the Most Holy Mother of God from 1764. The log building consists of three parts. It is covered by shingle roof with three little towers.
The Greek Catholic church of St Basil the Great from the 18th century (probably from 1730). The log building consists of three parts and is covered by shingle roof with three little towers.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Lucas the Evangelist was built in 1826.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of the Protection of the Most Holy Mother of God from 1730 was moved in 1931 to the Museum of Folk Architecture in spa of Bardejov.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St. Paraskieva from 1766. It consists of three parts and three towers. Iconostas is from the mid-18th century.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Michael the Archangel was built in 1764. It is a log building of the Lemko type, which consists of three parts and three towers.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Michael the Archangel from 1777. The log building consists of three parts. Iconostas is from the mid-18th century, some icons are from the 17th century.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St. Michael the Archangel from 1740. It is a three-space church of the Boyko type.
The Greek Catholic church of St Michael the Archangel from1752. The church consists of three parts. It also has a wooden belfry. The area was originally surrounded by log fence with a little shingle roof.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of Lords Ascension from 1755. The interior walls of this log building are plastered with clay.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Michael the Archangel from 1700. This log building of the Boyko type is divided into three spaces. It stands on a steep hill beyond the village. It is surrounded by the cemetery.
Trnové
The gothic wooden Roman Catholic church of St George is the oldest architectural monument in village Trnové. It stands on the local cemetery.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of St Lucas the Evangelist.
The Greek Catholic wooden church of Sts Cosmo and Damian from 1924. It is a three-space church with a three-tier tower.
The Orthodox wooden church of St Nicolas was built in 1775. It consists of three parts and four spaces and is one the typical Lemko variant of the Ruthenian-Ukrainian three-part and three-tower churches.
The Late Gothic wooden church of St Elizabeth is the dominant structure in the Museum of the Orava village - open air museum situated only 3 kilometres away of Zuberec near Brestová.


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Head To Head: Pioneer DJ DJM-S7 vs DJM-S11 Battle Mixers
Phil Morse July 19, 2021 | Read time: 4 mins
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Last updated 16 August, 2021
When Pioneer DJ announced the DJM-S11, it touted it as the replacement for its much-loved but ageing DJM-S9 scratch mixer. But soon after, Pioneer DJ also launched the DJM-S7, which – while it had a lower model number and a lower price tag than the DJM-S9 – actually seemed more like a natural successor.
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So why did they launch two? Maybe it's because Rane has the Seventy and the Seventy Two in its model range, or maybe it's because Pioneer DJ was anxious about changing the rather quirky but now fully accepted layout of the DJM-S9 when it launched the DJM-S11, deciding to hedge its bets.
Pioneer DJ's top shelf DJM-S9 has been replaced by not one, but two mixers: the DJM-S7 and DJM-S11.
Whatever's going on, though, you still have a choice to make if you want to buy a pro Pioneer DJ scratch mixer today. So in this head-to-head, we'll run through the similarities, and the differences, to help you make your mind up.
DJM-S7 vs DJM-S11: 5 differences
1. Touchscreen
This is simple: The DJM-S11 has a touchscreen, the DJM-S7 doesn't. This is a big, obvious point of difference, just as it is between Rane's Seventy and Seventy Two mixers.
As well as showing you your waveforms, the touchscreen is used to control many features, such as grid FX, basic control over decks three and four (more in a second about that), Midi functions and so on. If you want that extra versatility, it has to be the DJM-S11. But if you don't think you'll use such features, and prefer to keep things a bit simpler, then the DJM-S7 may in fact be a more appealing choice for you.
The DJM-S7 is exactly the same size as the DJM-S9 previously. The DJM-S11, however, is a little bit wider and a lot deeper. It's an appreciably bigger mixer, despite still being essentially a two-channel battle mixer (sort of – more on the channels later).
The S7 (left) is the same size as the S9, with no touchscreen. The DJM-S11 mixer (right) has a touchscreen and a notably larger footprint.
If you'd prefer a bigger mixer over the (in comparison) rather cramped DJM-S9/S7 footprint, you'll probably love this. However, if you carry your own mixer with you to gigs, the smaller S7 may be better. If you're upgrading from the DJM-S9, buying the S7 means that any custom case you have for the DJM-S9 can be used equally as easily for the DJM-S7.
3. Layout
The layout of the DJM-S7 maintains the quirkiness of the DJM-S9. Sure, it has bigger pads, a bigger load button, and a few other layout tweaks, but it's essentially the same, so you'll find adapting to using it easy enough if you're coming from the DJM-S9.
The layout of the DJM-S11, on the other hand, is a little more conventional in that the EQs and level controls line up properly as they do on most mixers – but bearing in mind the added complexity too, it certainly wouldn't be as easy to adapt to as quickly as the DJM-S7, if you're used to that type of mixer.
Both of the new scratch mixers have bigger pads and boast more features than the Pioneer DJ DJM-S9.
4. Number of decks
All battle mixers have a two-channel layout. But the DJM-S11 gives you access to the third and fourth decks in your software – a first for any battle mixer. It happens via some rather clunky touchscreen controls, but it's there.
If you have always felt as a battle DJ that you'd like to be able to use decks three and four, but never had a mixer that would let you do that, you'll love this feature of the DJM-S11. On the other hand, if you are happy to play on two decks, it's a layer (literally) of complication you probably won't need.
5. Unique features
The DJM-S11 has the edge here, as befits a flagship mixer, with that unique control over decks 3 and 4, and all the other things possible via the touchscreen. It also has "Smooth echo", a very usable new way of echoing out your routine at its end.
At its essence, the Smooth Echo effect is automating the most repeated function that DJs would use on the DJM–S9, which is a nice echo out to end off parts of a performance.
But the DJM-S7 has a couple of unique features, too, that aren't on the DJM-S11. It has a function called "Midi Loop" which lets you send Midi commands via the paddles, which is actually really good. And it also has Bluetooth, so you can send music to the mixer from a phone, for instance – great for backup, or for running loops from your phone to scratch over.
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Which is best?
Firstly, they're both a big improvement over the DJM-S9. They're more up to date, with better FX control, independent pads for each deck with your DJ software (both work with Serato and Rekordbox), and USB hubs – meaning you can plug a pair of Rane Twelves in easily, for example.
Which one you go for really depends on what you value the most. Want something that is clearly a successor to and an improvement on the DJM-S9, but actually at a lower price? Not bothered about extra decks and a screen? The DJM-S7 at $1399 seems like a no brainer.
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But if you like the idea of having a screen to save you looking at your laptop so much, you're excited at finally having control over decks three and four from a battle mixer, and you don't mind the extra size, weight and cost (the DJM-S11 is a whopping $1999), then the bigger model might be the one for you.
Neither is really better or worse than the other – so think carefully before spending the extra $600 on the DJM-S11 as to whether you'll really use everything it has to offer.
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Unclogging the Cesar Chavez Traffic Sewer
A 14′ median with trees will be added to Cesar Chavez when the bicycle injunction is lifted
One of the many casualties of the bicycle injunction has been the community led plan for reconstruction of Cesar Chavez Street between Guerrero and the 101. Over the past five years, community groups led by CC Puede, the Precita Valley Neighbors (PVN), Mission Antidisplacement Coalition (MAC), Mission Economic Development Agency (MEDA), and PODER have participated in workshops and charettes that produced a plan to transform a traffic sewer into a livable street with greenery, a bike lane, wide sidewalks, and safe pedestrian crossing times.
Part time bike lane?
Now that the injunction appears to be just months from being lifted, CC Puede is
optimistic the project will be a triumph of organizing that transforms a traffic wall between two neighborhoods
into a boulevard linking Bernal Heights with the Mission. The proposed bike lanes on both sides of the street will add connectivity to important segments of the Bicycle Plan, such as the widely used Valencia Street lane. The new lanes will be full time, too, unlike the measly offering currently on Cesar Chavez.
CC Puede's Fran Taylor lamented the delay, she found optimism in the
process, arguing "it could be good that it's taken three years because
people have had time to get use to the project." She noted that PVN was initially concerned that limiting throughput on Cesar Chavez would drive traffic to Precita Avenue. She said that there was substantial debate over what would happen with day laborers who often stand on Cesar Chavez waiting for work, though by bringing Day Labor Program organizers to the table, many of the concerns were addressed.
The redesign project was initially championed by Supervisors Dufty, Maxwell, and Ammiano (now Campos) and the Public Utilities Commission (PUC), the MTA, the Planning Department, and the Department of Public Works (DPW) worked with CC Puede and the community to refine the plan and give it the city's blessing. The PUC has delayed the reconstruction of a sewer main beneath the street with the expectation that the bicycle injunction will be lifted soon and the problem won't become too urgent, though project partners admit that timeliness is essential and the PUC won't be happy with further delays.
Planning's City Design Group spearheaded fundraising for the project that is expected to cost $6 million, of which $3 million will come from federal TEA-21 funds, $1.5 million from the PUC, $700,000 from a state grant to Planning and a $400,00 concession from the developer of a new building at the corner of Cesar Chavez and Mission Streets.
Andres Power of Planning described features of the new vision at a recent meeting at PVN:
Three lanes of traffic will be reduced to two in each direction
A bike lane will be added in each direction
A fourteen foot median will be planted in the middle
Every corner will get pedestrian treatments, including bulbouts, better crosswalks and storm-water catchment planters
The end of Capp Street at Mission will become a plaza and crossing distances will be reduced
Once the injunction is lifted the plan will begin construction immediately. Power expects the project to be completed within one year, which could be by the summer of 2010.
Photos: Planning Department
Filed Under: Bicycle Infrastructure, Bike Lanes, Bus Bulbs, Buses, CC Puede, MAC, Pedestrian Infrastructure, Pedestrian Safety, PODER, SFBC, Traffic Calming, Urban Design, Urban Planning, Walking
Neighbors Welcome a Calmer, Greener Bryant Street Near Cesar Chavez
Residents are enjoying a more livable outer Bryant Street since the city implemented a road diet last month, reducing four traffic lanes to two (plus left-turn bays at some intersections) between 23rd and Cesar Chavez Streets. Neighbors joined Friends of the Urban Forest on Sunday on the block between 26th Street and Cesar Chavez to add […]
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Here are this week's highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Monday tonight! Mission Community Hearing. Supervisor David Campos and the SFMTA are holding a public hearing about tweaking the design of the Mission Street Red transit-only lanes. This is in response to complaints by local merchants that the lanes are hurting their bottom lines. SFMTA and the […]
Cesar Chavez: A Traffic Sewer Transformed Into a Safer Street
Western Cesar Chavez Street has been transformed after decades as a dangerous motor vehicle speedway that divided the Mission and Bernal Heights neighborhoods. City officials cut the ribbon today on a redesign of the street, nearly nine years after residents began pushing for safety improvements. Cesar Chavez was widened in the 1930s and 40s at […]
Cesar Chavez Street Redesign Plan Headed to SFMTA Board for Approval
By Fran Taylor	| Nov 29, 2010
An SFMTA hearing room erupted into applause Friday, November 19, when John Newlin, a hearing officer at the SFMTA, ruled that the massive Cesar Chavez Street redesign should move on to the full SFMTA Board. Supporters of the plan, led by CC Puede, the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, and other community groups, swamped opposition. The […]
Cesar Chavez Street Redesign a Test Case For Better Agency Coordination
By Matthew Roth	| Jan 20, 2010
Concept for Mission and Cesar Chavez intersection redesign. Image: Planning Department It appears 2010 is the year the stewards of San Francisco's streets have marked to figure out how to cooperate with each other to design and build a better realm. While the much touted Better Streets Plan synthesizes best practice principles and standards for […]


Without exaggeration, this short text—413 words in its original Arabic form—is destined to become a landmark in the intellectual and political history of the Lebanese-Shia community. At a time when the stakes are high for the Shia community, the Lebanese and their neighbors, this statement sets an example for forthright and bold action.
More than a commentary on the Arab Spring and the Syrian Revolution, the text prepares the Shia and their peers for the long process of reform, starting with an acknowledgment of past events and rationales. Thus, reform is a long, complicated path that necessitates "transparency, dialogue, amiability and criticism" from diverse voices against monopolistic and despotic forces. The Sayyeds' text focuses on the awakened voices of the Syrian people, whose uprising in Syria—alongside those in Egypt, Tunisia, Bahrain and other countries—is confronting a dictatorial regime that has ruled the country for decades. The authors remind us that this is the same regime that imposed its will on Lebanon and the Lebanese people through a thinly veiled, general occupation that endured for almost half of Lebanon's existence as a country.
In the context of this crumbling regime and the enduring resentment it has caused, and the multitude of additional contributing domestic and regional factors, the dissenting voice of Lebanon's Shia community is finally being heard. Today, that collective voice rails against the hegemonic practices of those who seek to suppress positive political diversity.
2) Concerns held by Lebanese-Shia and others about the effect the fall of the Assad regime may have on the stability and balance of confessional power in Lebanon are misbegotten. Rather, a stable and democratic Syria eventually guarantees a stable and democratic Lebanon. Additionally, the Syrian regime's protection of the Shia is a myth that must be dispelled aggressively.
The statement also denounces the Lebanese government's official policy of "disassociation" from the ongoing events in Syria and blames it on the despotic nature of the regime's allies in Lebanon. In fact, affinity to authoritarian structures is not unique to the Syrian regime; rather, that structure is imposed by the Shia duo (Hezbollah-Amal) on its own people. The Sayyeds offer a harsh denouncement of the duo's monopolization and oppression, which it uses to crush dissent in the Shia community. These strong accusations are given particular weight thanks to the stature and religious authority of authors Sayyed Mohammad Hassan al-Amin and Sayyed Hani Fahas. The official title of Sayyed Mohammad Hassan al-Amin is Counselor of the Shar'i Shia Courts in Lebanon, while Sayyed Hani Fahas is a highly respected member of the Supreme Clerical Committee of the High Shia Council. Aside from the pivotal positions they hold, both men are renowned for their improvements to intellectual and political life in Lebanon and elsewhere in the region. More specifically, Sayyed Mohammad Hassan al-Amin earned tremendous approbation for having launched the Independent Shia Gathering in the aftermath of the 2005 Lebanese uprising, while Sayyed Hani Fahas has contributed tremendously to the sustainment and advancement of Christian-Muslim and inter-Muslim dialogue in Lebanon and beyond.
Finally, it is important to note that despite the criticism it offers, this statement is neither the first expression of Shia dissidence nor the harshest. Others have certainly occurred, led by people from a wide range of backgrounds and ages, using a variety of tools including the Internet, sit-ins, gatherings and public statements, all of which have demonstrated support for the Syrian uprising. Nevertheless, this text is uniquely important among its "peers" because of the authority of its authors and because it heralds a complete rejection of the enslavement of theology by opportunistic, fallacious and enduring dictators.
ShiaWatch's English translation of the joint declaration made August 9, 2012 by senior Shia clerics Sayyed Mohammad Hassan al-Amine and Sayyed Hani Fahas in support of the Syrian people uprising.


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Nice cream. Nana ice cream. Banana ice cream. Instant ice cream… One of my absolute favorite treats in the world. I don't think a day passes when I don't have nice cream in some form. Even when it's -35C outside, I still manage to sneak it in — even if it means snuggling with a bowl of ice cream by the fire place. So I decided to share some of the variations I enjoy it in here as well, starting with this super simple strawberry banana ice cream.
P.S. If this recipe looks familiar to you (and if you've been following my IG page since its wee beginnings), you're not mistaken. I've decided to share some old favorite quick recipes from Instagram on here — it seemed sad to just let them be buried away waaaaay back in the feed where no-one will ever find them or make them. So bringing these a few of these little gems back to the forefront.
Super simple, instant strawberry banana vegan ice cream that can be made in your blender.
Blend all ingredients in a power blender into an ice cream consistency (use your tamper if using a Vitamix to help you along. If you don't have a power blender, use a food processor instead). Spoon into a bowl, sprinkle with toppings & enjoy!
Why does the banana and strawberries have to be frozen. Can't you just freeze the ice cream after you have made it?
We enjoyed it so much! Thank you for this great recipe, Audrey! It is strawberry season here and we can't get enough of this amazing treat. Super easy, fluffy and delicious.
So happy you liked it, Lana! :) It is simple, but sometimes simple is best — especially berries in season!
No better breakfast <3 Especially with the vanilla powder, that is my favorite nicecream add in!
I love nice cream too! Looks good and we'll have to try the strawberry soon with them coming into season. Hope you are well.
By the way, your new (old?) blog is beautiful!
I'm not sure, Hope. You could use an online recipe calculator to find out the exact values.


The Big Ten Academic Alliance's leadership training programs, coordinated by the vice provost for faculty and staff, select nominees who have been recommended by school and college deans to participate in the following two programs.
The Academic Leadership Program (ALP) generally sends between four and six faculty and staff, who are either in leadership roles or who have been identified as potential campus leaders by their deans, to three seminars held at Big Ten Academic Alliance institutions on leadership and higher education. The ALP program also includes on-campus lunches, networking, and professional development opportunities for the fellows.
The Department Executive Officers (DEO) Program, designed specifically for new department chairs, selects between four and six department chairs to participate in a three-day seminar, annually.
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I started thinking about swimming lessons when my oldest daughter was barely six months old. We had just moved next to an open canal, and I was naturally concerned for her safety. I had almost drowned when I was seven because I didn't know how to swim, and I wanted to avoid that for my daughter. I began researching what the youngest age was that you could teach a child to swim; I was going to keep my daughter safe.
Even before my research into children's swimming began, I had a natural affinity for children. I had always loved kids and had chosen to study early childhood education in college. I loved watching their curiosity and excitement for life, and found real joy in being able to teach them new skills. Seeing children's faces light up with enthusiasm was always really fun for me. My early swimming research built on my degree and helped me see that even a child as young as my daughter could learn to swim. And so, SwimKids was born to teach kids life skills through hands on education.
Every child begins with a different comfort level in the water. Some are eager to jump in while others cling to mom hoping they won't have to get wet. 30+ years and thousands of children have taught us that the best way to address this variation in desire and ability is to teach private, one-on-one swim lessons. One-on-one instruction allows us the flexibility to meet each individual child where they are, and tailor the instruction to their specific needs.
It is foolish to assume that children of the same age will all swim at the same level. We deliberately don't teach group lessons for new swimmers, and focus instead on private instruction. This allows us to give each child what they individually need, ensuring they progress. Because our instructors are able to focus on one child at a time instead of having to try and keep track of four to six kids, each child's safety is ensured and they are provided with the best possible environment for success.
We teach short 15-minute lessons. Learning to swim is hard work. Short, but focused, private, one-on-one lessons are perfectly suited to young children's limited attention and physical ability.
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At SwimKids, our goal is to teach children real skills while also building their confidence. Our lessons provide a low stress environment to help children both learn to swim, and to enjoy the water.
We hope to swim with you soon!
Liz Walker is the founder and owner of SwimKids Utah. She is the mother of 5 children, grandmother to 7, and lives in Utah. When she isn't busy running her company, she can usually be found spending time with her grandchildren, teaching them something.
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An instance of the BarcodeCollection class contains all barcodes in a document represented through objects of the type DataVisualization.BarcodeFrame. An instance of this class can be obtained with the TextControl.Barcodes, WPF.TextControl.Barcodes or ServerTextControl.Barcodes property. The BarcodeCollection class implements the IEnumerable and the ICollection interfaces.
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The future Home Work
April 11, 2016 / Dave Caolo	/ 2 Comments
The Home Work podcast is about to change again, starting with weekly "Lunch Breaks."
Four years ago Aaron came to me with an idea for a podcast about working from home. We produced an episode, the show went to 70 Decibels and then to 5by5. Today, after four years and 204 episodes, Aaron has left the show.
It's a shame to see him go, as he's a talented podcaster and he brought a lot to the show. I wish him well in his endeavors.
Talk live with me and other home workers
What does that mean for the podcast? It will continue with changes. Right now we're on a four-week break between season two and season three. But that doesn't mean you won't hear from me.
This Friday, April 15, I'll hold the first weekly "Lunch Break," which will be a live, 30-minute chat with me on Blab, starting at 12:00 PM Eastern. If you haven't used Blab before, it's really cool. Join me to talk with like-minded home workers, ask questions, share advice and so on. It's going to be great and I'm looking forward to talking with you face-to-face.
Season three of Home Work is also under production and this time the theme is back to basics: "How to successfully work from home." The ten-episode season will feature more amazing guests (season two featured appearance by Merlin Mann, David Sparks, Mike Vardy, Kelly Guimont, Beth Dunn, Brett Kelly, Moisés Chiullán, Patrick Rhone, Mike Schmitz and Michael Drucker) talking about specific aspects of being the most successful home worker you can be.
Best of Season One Ebook
Also in the works is a "Best of Home Work Season One" ebook, which will feature the absolute top advice and insights gleaned from our show's first season across several topics:
Work spaces
Assembling a team
Equipment, apps and tools
Dealing with time off
Tips for telecommuters
Tips for freelancers
I'm combing through each episode now to find the best bits.
Home Work is evolving and I want to thank everyone who listens to the show. A podcast that has survived four years is nothing to sneeze at. I'm very eager for season three and I'll talk you all on Friday.
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John Martinez says:
It nice to see some changes. I tune in because you never know what the mailbag will bring to the show, what exciting guest will be on, or if there will be "Magic". One great thing I hope we don't lose are the tales of your life. With Homework, life and work touch, cross paths, and blend. This show hasn't gone on for years without an audience. I hope everyone is excited as I am to see the changes and what the future brings. And, we'll miss Aaron.
Lanber says:
Aaron will be missed, but I'm still excited about the show. Hear you again next month, Dave.


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'It was too late': Mid-Michigan family hopes others can learn from unvaccinated mom's death
by: Tony Garcia
PORTLAND, Mich. (WLNS) — Holly Linn's life has been tough.
The father of her two children was abusive and was later sent to prison. Her youngest child was born at just 27-weeks — an ordeal that nearly cost the life of mother and baby.
Mental health issues followed and she was forced to put her children into the foster care system. Her mother, Julie McNeilly, spent more than 30 months filing paperwork and handling the legal system; she was just days away from legally adopting her grandchildren, AJ, 11, and Olivia, five.
The family took a trip to the happiest place on earth to celebrate the soon-to-be-finalized adoption, but what they didn't know is, it would be their last.
"If grandma wasn't at work, she would have the kids," said Megan Linn, McNeilly's other daughter and the current guardian of AJ and Olivia. "Even if she was at work, she would take the kids with her. She didn't ever like to be without them even before she had custody of them."
McNeilly worked in human resources at Michigan State University for more than 30 years, but her daughters say that her real life's work was caring for her grandchildren.
"She spent all of her time with our foster care workers and adoption workers trying to get that final to give the kids some permanency," Megan said.
The writing was on the wall, the paperwork all but done. So, grandma did what grandma's do — spoiled her babies.
"In early December of this year, me and my mom took the two kids to Disney World as a celebration for the adoption," Megan said. "Unfortunately, that's where we got sick."
McNeilly was checked into Sparrow hospital on Dec. 20th. It's where she spent Christmas alone and where she died on New Years Day. The second she got to the hospital, her daughters say, she was filled with regret.
"She changed her mind quick about it," Holly said. "The day she went in she was like 'can I get vaccinated right now?', but it was too late."
That was enough for Holly, previously unvaccinated, to change her mind.
"I was not so much for getting vaccinated until I saw the difference between how sick my mom was and then how sick (Megan) was," Holly said.
Days later, Holly received her first dose. Now, the Linn's hope their heartache can be a lesson for others who are unsure about the vaccine.
"We don't want to go through this again with anybody in our family, or anybody," Holly said.
"We have aunts and uncles who just don't want to (get the shot)," Megan said. "And it's just like, 'do you see what just happened?'"
Born and raised in Portland, that's where Megan says she will raise the children so they can keep their stability, adding that the support from the community has been indescribable.
Support that she's seen through a GoFundMe, which originally started with a goal of $1,000 but as of Wednesday afternoon, had climbed to more than $10,700.
"When I first started it, even if someone donated five dollars every time I was literally bawling, I couldn't contain myself," Megan said. "People donated 100, 200, 500 dollars, people we don't even know.
"It's overwhelming in the best way possible."
The Linn's also extend their thanks to the nurse, Tricia M. who works as an RN in Sparrow Lansing's 7 West unit for never leaving their mother's side.
If you would like to donate to the GoFundMe, you can do so here:
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The truck carrying the animals crashed with a dump truck in the afternoon in Montour County, Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Andrea Pelachick told the Daily Item.
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