Are you looking for rollers for sale? Buying a CAT roller is an excellent investment. These machines are designed to take the productivity of your operations to the next level. If you are on the market for superior efficiency, find a CAT roller for sale on Truck and Trailer.
Their superior compaction and excellent operator equipment set them apart from the crowd. Caterpillar equipment is renowned for its durability and the CAT CS533 is no exception.
The CAT CS533 features a cutting-edge vibratory system which boosts productivity. This system is designed to offer superior durability as well as excellent serviceability. This soil compacter offers an optimal performance on a variety of materials.
The capabilities of the dual amplitude contribute to the appeal of this model. Powerful compactive forces are achieved with the eccentric weight shaft's big, robust bearings. Infrequent service intervals reduce downtime and decrease running costs. This CAT roller for sale is definitely worthy of note, amongst the various rollers for sale.
The high-strength isolation mounts deliver increased impact to the drum while the vibration in the drum yoke is decreased. From start to finish every aspect of the pod-style vibratory system is designed to enhance efficiency. Another highlight of this CAT compactor is its padfoot drum and scrapers.
The advantage of this feature is that it enhances the compaction of materials that are more difficult to work with. This is the right soil compactor for the job if you are working with cohesive materials. The robust scrapers can be adjusted to meet the unique requirements of the task at hand.
Another advantage of the scrapers is that they can be replaced individually. Even when operating in clingy materials the pads are designed to stay clean. Their tapered design helps to maintain cleanliness despite the intricacies of the application.
A noteworthy element of this CAT roller is its 140 welded pads which feature a chevron arrangement. The padfoot shell kit increases the capabilities of the CAT CS533. The flexibility that this feature offers improves the affordability of completing tasks that need padfoot compaction as well as the use of smooth drum compaction.
The round pad design is ideal for clay applications. The pads are 127 mm height with a surface area of 89.4 cm2. The dimensions of these pads make deep penetration possible while increasing the force of compaction. A square pad design is best suited to sand or gravel. It can also be used for silt applications.
These pads have a height of 100 mm with a surface area of 140 cm2. The advantages of these pads are that they are designed to offer increased pressure as well as a constricted surface closure.
Every aspect of the CS533 design reflects the attention-to-detail that Caterpillar equipment has become renowned for. This soil compactor boasts a high level of operator comfort while the ergonomic design boosts productivity.
Reduced vibration contributes to the high comfort levels that the CAT CS533 offers. The comfortable seat is another appealing factor of this model. The ergonomic layout of the controls reduces driver fatigue and boosts efficiency.
Outstanding visibility increases safety while making the driver's job easier. The design of the hood increases visibility while decreasing noise. The operator's station features a comfortable and durable seat which is easy to adjust according to the operator's requirements.
Other highlights of the station include a floor mat and wrist rest. The mobility of the machine is convenient to control with a lever while the vibration is activated by an on/off switch.
When it comes to finding rollers for sale, the CAT CS533's performance makes it an excellent choice. Another advantage to owning a CAT compactor is their convenient serviceability. At the core of this machine's design is durability.
Robust parts and an outstanding design, result in longer service intervals. The operator station can be tilted to make the hydraulic pumps easy to reach. Information about the engine coolant and hydraulic fluid is provided by the visual indicator.
For an overview of this soil compactor's specifications, take a look at the table below.
With so many reasons to find a CAT roller for sale on Truck & Trailer, it is easy to see why these machines are so popular. If you are looking for a soil compactor that is efficient and convenient to use, take a look at the CAT CS533.


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Posts Tagged 'Catching Light'
E.T., Mel & Easter
Posted in Miscellaneous, tagged Catching Light, Chicago Sun-Times, E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, Joseph Campbell, King David, Kundun, Lord of the Rings, Roger Ebert, Roy M Anker, Seven Years in Tibet, Star Wars, Steve Martin, Steven Spielberg, The Blind Side, The Book of Eli, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Greatest Story Ever Told, The Last Temptation of Christ, The Matrix, The New Yorker, The Passion of the Christ, The Robe, The Ten Commandments on April 4, 2010| 1 Comment »
"E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" is a reminder of what movies are for. Most movies are not for any one thing, of course. Some are to make us think, some to make us feel, some to take us away from our problems, some to help us examine them. What is enchanting about E.T. is that, in some measure, it does all of those things."
Chicago Sun Times
"The image of E.T. emerging from his mobile tomb summons a storehouse of symbols that mark the presence of God and divine miracle."
Roy M Anker
Catching Light
Hollywood has had an interesting dance with religious films over the years with various degrees of successes, failures and controversy. An abridged list includes The Ten Commandments, The Greatest Story Ever Told, The Robe, Seven Years in Tibet, King David, Kundun, The Last Temptation of Christ and The Passion of the Christ.
The biggest game changer being The Passion of the Christ. Oddly, the violent retelling of the crucifixion of Christ became the all time R-rated box office champ. Mel Gibson's $30 million dollar gamble eventually paid a dividend of $600 million at the world-wide box office. Despite it's predicted failure at the box office, in the year it was released (2004) it became the seventh highest grossing movie ever. (With the audience it found some would say it paved the way for films like The Book of Eli and The Blind Side.)
Speaking of The Passion, did you ever see the humorous studio notes Steve Martin wrote for the The New Yorker?:
Dear Mel,
We love, love the script! The ending works great. You'll be getting a call from us to start negotiations for the book rights…Possible title change: "Lethal Passion." Kinda works. The more I say it out loud the more I like it.
But in general Hollywood has had much more luck dealing with stories that would be considered spiritual allegories. They tend to me less didactic, less overtly religious and less controversal, and generally better stories. And the box office responds much better to them. Films I would put in this category are Lord of the Rings, The Chronicles of Narnia, Star Wars, and The Matrix. (Though it's fair to say that not everyone is in one accord with the meanings of these films. But then again, how many different religions are there? Focus on something like separate protestant denominations and you'll see the numbers climb into the the thousands. Getting people to agree is not that easy.)
In the spirit of Easter, one film that has been closely identified with the death and resurrection of Christ is E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial. Gary Arnold of The Washington Post called the movie,"essentially a spiritual autobiography, a portrait of the filmmaker as a typical suburban kid set apart by an uncommonly fervent, mystical imagination."
Written by Melissa Mathison (a self-described "ex-Catholic') and directed by Steven Spielberg (raised Jewish in Anglo-Saxon suburbs) there has been much written about the spiritual aspects of E.T., but Spielberg has said (in Take 22; Moviemakers on Moviemaking) that, "If I ever went to my mother and said, 'Mom, I've made this movie that's a Christian parable,' what do you think she'd say? She has a kosher restaurant on Pico and Doheny in Los Angeles."
So much detail went into the technical aspects of E.T. it would be hard to believe that Spielberg and Mathison were not at least aware of the spiritual parallels they were drawing on. (At least kicking around somewhere in Mathison's Catholic-schooled subconscious in the eight weeks she took writing the first draft.) But I don't think they were pandering to a Christian audience, in fact, when the movie first came out some Christian leaders were calling the film "new age."
Spielberg and Mathison were simply trying to tell a story that would make a good movie, and in doing so tapped into their own upbringing (Spielberg has talked about his parents divorce and his longing for an imaginary friend), their spiritual upbringing, mixed with creative imagination, as well as a powerful death and resurrection theme that many associate with the cornerstone of the Christian faith. (Of course, Joseph Campbell would make the case that death and resurrection themes pre-date Christ, but that opens up a whole different can of worms.)
But in making E.T. the filmmakers made one of the most uplifting films ever and the one that the American Film Institute currently lists as the 25th greatest American film. Sitting nicely between Raging Bull and Dr. Strangelove.
© 2010 Scott W. Smith

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	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(13, 0x0C20, 5) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(14, 0x0C40, 3) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(15, 0x0C20, 2) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(16, 0x0C20, 0) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(17, 0x0C20, 6) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(18, 0x0C20, 3) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(19, 0x0C40, 6) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(20, 0x0C40, 4) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(21, 0x0C40, 5) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(22, 0x0C40, 7) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(23, 0x0C40, 2) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(24, 0x0C40, 1) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(25, 0x0C20, 7) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(26, 0x0C40, 0) \
	EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(27, 0x0C60, 1)

#define EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_CATHELPER(x, y) x ## y
#define EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_CAT(x, y) EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_CATHELPER(x, y)

// Useful only for library developers, returns a raw register value (from the mapped page)
unsigned int exynos_5410_gpio_read_raw_reg(unsigned int offset);
// Write a raw register value (from the mapped page)
void exynos_5410_gpio_write_raw_reg(unsigned int offset, unsigned int data);
// Return the base address of the mapped region
void *exynos_5410_gpio_get_map_base();

// bank_base is the address of the first register for the GPIO bank (CON)
// the 8 lowest bits of bitmask determine which bits in the bank are affected by this call
// output should be 1 to make all affected bits outputs, 0 to make them all inputs
// pullup should be 0 to have no pullup or pulldown for these bits, 1 to have a pullup, and 2 to have a pulldown
void exynos_5410_gpio_setup_pin(unsigned int bank_offset, unsigned int bitmask, unsigned int output, unsigned int pullup);
unsigned int exynos_5410_gpio_read(unsigned int bank_offset);
//Only write to the bits indicated by mask (performs RMW)
void exynos_5410_gpio_write_mask(unsigned int bank_offset, unsigned int data, unsigned int mask);
//Writes to all bits (no RMW)
void exynos_5410_gpio_write(unsigned int bank_offset, unsigned int data);
//Read a single bit according to the pin numbers on the ODROID-XU/ODROID-XU+E CON10 connector
unsigned int odroid_xu_gpio_read(unsigned int pin_index);
//Write a single bit according to the pin numbers on the ODROID-XU/ODROID-XU+E CON10 connector (only the lsb of data is used)
void odroid_xu_gpio_write(unsigned int pin_index, unsigned int data);

void odroid_xu_gpio_setup_all_output();
//pullup = 0 for no pullup/pulldown, 1 for pullup, 2 for pulldown
void odroid_xu_gpio_setup_all_input(unsigned int pullup);
void odroid_xu_gpio_toggle(unsigned int pin_index);

#define EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(pin_num, offset, bit_num) void EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_CAT(odroid_xu_gpio_toggle_, pin_num) ();
EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PINS
#undef EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN

#define EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(pin_num, offset, bit_num) unsigned int EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_CAT(odroid_xu_gpio_read_, pin_num) ();
EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PINS
#undef EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN

#define EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN(pin_num, offset, bit_num) void EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_CAT(odroid_xu_gpio_write_, pin_num) (unsigned int data);
EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PINS
#undef EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_PIN

#endif //#ifndef __EXYNOS_5410_GPIO_H__

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I kind of struggled through January. I felt like every flight was delayed, I never got enough sleep, and the weather sucked. I left on the 27th of January for a two week trip. That entire trip sucker punched me. First of all my hair stylist accidentally dyed my hair blue… (eye roll… see above). Then on the 29th. I was at Towson (I will post some pics later in the week!) The day was perfect… but then again, Delta Airlines exploded. I was intending on flying into Indianapolis, IN for AFLV-Central, which is the largest conference I attend each year – no pressure. I did not land in Detroit until 12:45 in the morning. Then, the darkness came… I had to wait for my luggage… which did not come off the conveyer belt until 3:10 am. You have no idea how dark it is in the airport at this time in the freezing cold after speaking all day, fantasizing about brushing your hair, washing your face and just flossing. I hit a dark spot in the airport that night. The only bright spot is my mentor, boss and dear friend had already booked a hotel (she was stuck in Detroit too) and I was in the room by 3:30 am. We drove to Indianapolis the next morning.
For the next three days, I was at our company's annual meeting where we discussed high level goals, the vision of the company and innovations for the future. I was able to sneak out EARLY on Tuesday morning for a little me time, (Thank God for that workout). On Wednesday I did Orange Theory for the first time with all of the women VP's of my company and our CEO Jessica! It was awesome! I would normally give you all a review, but a little too late for that. Then we headed to the conference itself… It was increadible… I will give you the update on that tomorrow. The conference was intense, and I kept going after… Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday – packed and no sleep, no rest, no stopping.
There are times where I feel like Music is practically the reason I live. Here is the song that is getting me through it. I cannot say I am back, but I am trying.


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Q: how can I make Bixby search treat "season one" equal to "season 1" #devjam I have a template-generated facts capsule where I have tagged some facts with "season one" and "episode two" and so on.
By default, the hint to search on "tell me about season one" works properly, but variations such as "tell me about season 1" or "tell me about the first season" do not.  What do I tweak to make NLU handle these variations properly?
The Javascript search function is:
function findContent (items, searchTerm) {
  var matches = []
  searchTerm = searchTerm.toLowerCase();

  for (var i = 0; i < items.length; i++) {
    if (items[i].tags) {
      for (var j = 0; j < items[i].tags.length; j++) {
        if (searchTerm == items[i].tags[j].toLowerCase()) {
          matches.push(items[i])
          break
        }
      }
    }
  }
  return matches

This is a capsule I'm submitting for #devjam

A: You can create an enum concept that normalizes your inputs using a vocabulary.  For example:
enum (Seasons) {

  symbol (Season One)
  symbol (Season Two)
  // etc

}

Then create a vocabulary that handles the variations on how the user may say it.  Let everything resolve to the original symbol you defined:  'Season One', 'Season Two', etc.
vocab (Seasons) {
  "Season One" {"season one" "season 1" "first season"}
  "Season Two" {"season two" "season 2" "second season"}
}

More info here

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We are glad you found us! Mama2Mama is a group for all moms & moms to be around the world. No matter where you live, how old you are, how old your children are, how many children you have, whether you are single or married, working or stay at home, lesbian or straight...you are welcome here!
This is a place for moms to talk to other moms about any and all issues they choose. If you need advice, need to vent, need someone to listen, want an opinion or just want a new online friend, you can receive all that here. This group holds no judgement on anyone. All members are free to say anything they would like, all we ask is that everyone respects that.
In this group we want everyone to be kind to one another. We ask that everyone is active in this group but you get to determine how active you want to be...you can post daily, weekly or monthly. All of us moms are busy and maybe aren't able to get online daily so we will not require that of you.
You have so much to gain from a group like Mama2Mama and nothing to lose. Who knows, you might meet another mom that lives down that street from you in this group and she could become your best friend!


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Anyone remember when Judy Garland lovingly sang "You Made Me Love You" to a picture of Clark Gable in "Broadway Melody of 1938"? I didn't think so. Anyway, here is my paltry tribute to my Clark Gable.
October 18, 1975. Air Force was flying away with this game while the Irish groveled 20 points behind. There was no luck here, so Dan Devine threw in his lucky charm in sophomore Joe Montana, who stunned the Tar Heels during the previous week with a phenomenal fourth-quarter turnaround. Could he do it again? If I did not witness this myself, I swear it did not happen: Montana took the Irish to the end zone three times in less than 15 minutes to ground Air Force with a score of 31-30.
January 10, 1982. If Dallas was playing any other team, they would have ended up in Pontiac that January instead of the 49ers. You can't give Joe Montana half a minute because he will wreak havoc. The play that will live on in the annals of football lore: third down, 3 yards to go at Dallas's 6-yard line, 58 seconds on the clock, sprint right option. Solomon, the first receiver, was covered. But, despite the onslaught of the Cowboys' defense, Montana shot off an ill-footed pass over the Dallas tidal wave to where he knew Dwight Clark would be…should be…and, wonderfully, was. The sound of the delirious crowd confirmed the incredible catch. The rest is history.
April 18, 1995. Amid a crowd of tens of thousands in Justin Herman Plaza in San Francisco, football great and legend Joe Montana announced his retirement from the gridiron—a day his fans knew was coming, but dreaded nonetheless. No more Joe Cool, no more fancy footwork nimbling away from defensive ends, no more antacid-eating, hand-wringing, blood pressure-checking fourth quarter saves with minutes to go and touchdowns to make. Our delightful dalliance with destiny has come to an end.
Growing up with a father who played and coached football, I saw a lot of games—high school, college and pro games. I watched Johnny Unitas and the Colts, barely remember Bart Starr, the Packers and that toothy Lombardi victory grin, secretly loved Don Shula's Dolphins and, with most of the West Coast, hated the Steelers (but had to admire their ferocity). But, Joe, none could compare to the gift you gave to San Francisco. We witnessed the best to have played, at least in my lifetime. Thank you for the grace and beauty you spun from pigskin and mud.


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Home Ben Wilkoff What do you think about this idea?
Ben Wilkoff
What do you think about this idea?
By Ben and Kara Wilkoff February 22, 2012 February 22, 2012 Ben Wilkoff
What would a Learning Open House look like to you? Are you already doing them and calling them something else?
https://learningischange.com/2012/02/22/host-a-learning-open-house/
Host a Learning Open House
These ads are pretty intense. #sexism
Glenn Moses
February 22, 2012 at 11:06 pm	8 years ago
One of the things that I've been thinking a bit about lately is how the adults that go and visit "model" schools could give something back while they're there.
So, what if the second half of the first day at an conference like EduCon was some sort of Education Jam where the people there offer to teach a 30 minute class on anything that they think other people would like to learn. It could be within or outside of their area of "expertise" and could be valuable and a lot of fun.
Similar but different?


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Home Algarve Events Albufeira prepares for 'Volta ao Algarve' and Amendoeiras cross-country race
Volta ao Algarve
Albufeira prepares for 'Volta ao Algarve' and Amendoeiras cross-country race
Alexandra Stilwell
Albufeira is preparing to host the fourth stage of the 49th edition of the Volta ao Algarve and the 46th International Amendoeiras cross-country race.
Albufeira's February sports calendar is marked by two events of great importance for cycling and world athletics, the Volta ao Algarve and the Amendoeiras cross-country race.
On February 18, Albufeira's Marina will host hundreds of national and international athletes competing in the fourth stage of the 49th edition of the 'Volta ao Algarve' by bicycle.
The fourth stage of the race, covering over 177 kilometres, starts in Albufeira and heads towards Alto do Malhão, in Loulé.
Athletes and their respective delegations will arrive at Albufeira's Marina at 09:30, from where they depart at 11:10. They will head towards the Avenida dos Descobrimentos, and pass by some of Albufeira's landmarks, such as the Cais dos Navegadores, Alameda da Orada and Largo Jacinto D'Ayet, for a symbolic «tour» of the city. The official departure is scheduled for 11:20 on the Avenida dos Descobrimentos.
The 49th Volta ao Algarve runs from February 15 to 19, with the entire route spanning 795 kilometres, divided into five stages. Sixteen international teams will compete this year, four of which are professional (Caja Rural- Seguros RGA, from Spain; Human Health, from the United Kingdom; Tudor Pro Cycling Team, from Switzerland and Uno-X Pro Cycling Team, from Norway), and nine Portuguese teams.
Another much anticipated sporting event in February is the 46th International Amendoeiras cross-country race, disputed on the legendary Açoteias track.
The «Golden Sneakers» competition takes place on February 26 and brings the world's top athletes in the sport to Albufeira.
Hundreds of participants will run in the 14 levels that make up the competition. Each of which has different events and routes, including Federated, School and Adapted Sports.
«These are two anchor competitions in our municipality and are part of the History of Sport in Albufeira. We are very pleased to welcome all the athletes, coaches and managers», said the mayor, José Carlos Rolo. He underlined that «along with many other sporting events, it is yet more proof that Albufeira deserves to be the European City of Sport in 2026.»
Sports and Youth councillor and vice-president Cristiano Cabrita says that «sport is growing in Albufeira, in terms of sports, clubs and supporters, but above all, in training».
«It is essential that we host events of this calibre, which every year captivate more young athletes, whether in cycling or athletics. We are here to cherish these legendary events, which are a remarkable example for our youth, of which we expect champions in the future», he concludes.


• If PKU is not treated, what problems occur?
• What is the treatment for PKU?
• What happens when PKU is treated?
• What causes the PAH enzyme to be absent or not working correctly?
• How is PKU inherited?
• Is genetic testing available?
• What other testing is available?
• Can you test during pregnancy?
• Can other members of the family have PKU or be carriers?
• Can other family members be tested?
• How many people have PKU?
• Does PKU happen more often in a certain ethnic group?
• Does PKU go by any other names?
• Where can I find more information?
This fact sheet contains general information about PKU. Every child is different and some of these facts may not apply to your child specifically. Certain treatments may be advised for some children but not others. All children with PKU should be followed by a metabolic doctor in addition to their primary care provider.
If your newborn has had a 'presumptive positive screen for PKU' as a result of newborn screening, it does not yet mean that he or she has PKU. There are other tests that need to be done to confirm whether your baby actually has PKU. Some babies are found not to have PKU and do not need treatment. Others are found to have a milder condition called "hyperphenylalaninemia" - also called 'hyperphe' or 'non-PKU HPA'. Many children with non-PKU HPA do not need treatment.
called BH4 (tetrahydrobiopterin). This condition is rare (less than 2% of cases). Blood and urine tests can be done to determine whether your child has this form of non-PKU hyperphe.
This fact sheet contains information classic PKU only. Therefore, the details below are relevant only to babies who have been confirmed to have classic PKU. It does not contain information on non-PKU HPA or other variants.
PKU stands for "phenylketonuria". It is one type of amino acid disorder. People with PKU have problems breaking down an amino acid called phenylalanine from the food they eat.
Amino acid disorders (AAs) are a group of rare inherited conditions. They are caused by enzymes that do not work properly.
Protein is made up of smaller building blocks called amino acids. A number of different enzymes are needed to process these amino acids for use by the body. Because of missing or non-working enzymes, people with amino acid disorders cannot process certain amino acids. These amino acids, along with other toxic substances, then build up in the body and cause problems.
The symptoms and treatment vary between different amino acid disorders. They can also vary from person to person with the same amino acid disorder. See the fact sheets for each specific amino acid disorder.
Amino acid disorders are inherited in an autosomal recessive manner and affect both males and females.
PKU occurs when an enzyme, called "phenylalanine hydroxylase" (PAH), is either missing or not working properly. The job of this enzyme is to chemically change the amino acid phenylalanine (Phe – pronounced 'fee') into other substances. When a child with PKU eats food containing Phe, it builds up in the blood and causes problems. Phe is found in almost every food, except pure fat and sugar.
If PKU is not treated, what problems occur?
Babies with PKU seem perfectly normal at birth. The first effects are usually seen around 6 months of age. Untreated infants may be late in learning to sit, crawl and stand. They may pay less attention to things around them. Without treatment, a child with PKU will become mentally retarded.
Some of the effects of untreated PKU include: mental retardation, behavior problems, hyperactivity, restlessness or irritability, seizures, a skin condition called eczema, a "musty" or "mousy" body odor, fair hair and skin.
Your baby's primary doctor will work with a metabolic doctor and a dietician experienced with PKU to care for your child.
Prompt treatment is needed to prevent mental retardation. Newborns need to drink a special medical formula. It is still possible to breastfeed your baby as long as you get help from your dietician. Babies who are breastfed usually need the medical formula as well.
Most children need to eat a special diet made up of very low-protein foods, special medical foods, and the special formula. You must start the low-Phe diet as soon as you know your child has PKU. Your dietician will create a food plan that contains the right amount of protein, nutrients, and energy to keep your child healthy. The diet should be continued throughout life.
Even though they need less Phe, children with PKU still need a certain amount of protein. The medical formula gives babies and children with PKU the nutrients and protein they need while helping keep their Phe levels within a safe range.
Your metabolic doctor and dietician will tell you what type of formula is best and how much to use. Some states offer help with payment, or require private insurance coverage for the formula and other special medical foods.
Many vegetables and fruits have only small amounts of Phe and can be eaten in carefully measured amounts. In addition, there are other medical foods such as low-Phe flours, baking mixes, breads, and pastas that are made especially for people with PKU.
It is very important that your child avoid the sugar substitute aspartame (sold under the brand names "Equal", Nutrasweet" "Sweetmate", "Canderal"). Aspartame contains high amounts of Phe. It can quickly raise the blood levels of Phe in people with PKU. Your child must not have any diet foods or drinks that contain aspartame. Some medicines and vitamins also contain aspartame. If you're not sure, ask your pharmacist, metabolic doctor or dietician.
Your child's food plan will depend on many things such as his or her age, weight, general health, and blood test results. Your dietician will fine-tune your child's diet over time.
4. BH4 supplements- BH4 (tetrahydrobiopterin) is a substance made by the body. It works to help the PAH enzyme change Phe into Tyr.
Some children with PKU will benefit from taking BH4 supplements in pill form. This treatment is helpful in reducing blood Phe levels in some children with PKU. About 10% of children with classic PKU respond to BH4 pills. Most children with mild PKU are helped by BH4 pills. Your doctor can do blood tests to determine whether your child responds to BH4 supplements. Do not take this supplement unless advised by your metabolic doctor.
5. Pregnancy in women with PKU ("Maternal PKU") Women with PKU who are not on the low-Phe diet when they become pregnant have a high chance of having babies with birth defects and mental retardation.
Women need to be on the low-Phe diet before becoming pregnant. They need to stay on the diet throughout pregnancy. This will lessen the chance for serious health and learning problems in their babies.
What happens when PKU is treated? Children with PKU who start treatment soon after birth and keep their Phe levels within the suggested range usually have normal growth and intelligence. Some children, even when treated, have problems with school work and may need extra help.
If treatment is not started until several weeks after birth, delays or learning problems may occur. The level of delay varies from child to child.
Children who start treatment after 6 months of age are often mentally retarded. Treatment is still important, even if started late, because it can help control behavior and mood problems and can prevent further damage to the brain.
What causes the PAH enzyme to be absent or not working correctly?Genes tell the body to make various enzymes. People with PKU have a pair of genes that do not work correctly. Because of the changes in this pair of genes, the PAH enzyme either does not work properly or is not made at all.
How is PKU inherited? PKU is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner. It affects both boys and girls equally. Everyone has a pair of genes that make the PAH enzyme. In children with PKU, neither of these genes works correctly. These children inherit one non-working gene for the condition from each parent.
Parents of children with PKU rarely have the condition themselves. Instead, each parent has a single non-working gene for PKU. They are called carriers. Carriers do not have PKU because the other gene of this pair is working correctly.
Is genetic testing available? Genetic testing for PKU can be done on a blood sample. Genetic testing, also called DNA testing, looks for changes in the pair of genes that causes PKU.
Genetic counseling is available to families who have children with PKU. Genetic counselors can answer your questions about how PKU is inherited, choices during future pregnancies, and how to test other family members. Ask your doctor about a referral to a genetic counselor.
DNA testing is not necessary to diagnose your child. It is sometimes helpful to know the gene changes in a child with PKU because it may help the doctors and dietician develop the best treatment plan. It is sometimes of help in determining which children will respond to biopterin supplements. It can also be helpful for carrier or prenatal testing, discussed below.
What other testing is available?
PKU is confirmed by measuring the amount of Phe and Tyr in a blood sample. Talk to your doctor or your genetic counselor if you have questions about testing for PKU.
Can you test during pregnancy?
If both gene changes have been found in your child with PKU, DNA testing can be done during future pregnancies. The sample needed for this test is obtained by either CVS or amniocentesis.
Parents may choose to have testing during pregnancy or wait until birth to have the baby tested. A genetic counselor can talk to you about your choices and answer questions about prenatal testing or testing your baby after birth.
Can other members of the family have PKU or be carriers? If they are healthy and developing normally, older brothers and sisters of a baby with PKU are unlikely to have PKU. Talk to your doctor or genetic counselor if you have questions about your other children.
Brothers and sisters who do not have PKU still have a 2/3rds chance to be carriers like their parents. Except in special cases, carrier testing should only be done in people over 18 years of age.
Each of the parents' brothers and sisters has a 50% chance to be a carrier. It is important for other family members to be told that they could be carriers. There is a small chance they are also at risk to have children with PKU.
Some states do not offer newborn screening for PKU. However, expanded newborn screening through private labs is available for babies born in states that do not screen for this condition. To learn more about expanded newborn screening.
When both parents are carriers, newborn screening results are not sufficient to rule out the condition in a newborn baby. In this case, special diagnostic testing should be done in addition to newborn screening.
If there is concern about whether they have the condition, your other children can be tested. Talk to your doctor or genetic counselor if you have questions about testing for PKU.
If both gene changes have been found in your child, other family members can have DNA testing to see if they are carriers. If DNA testing is not helpful, other methods of carrier testing may be available. If you have questions about carrier testing, ask your genetic counselor or metabolic doctor.
How many people have PKU?About one in every 10,000 Caucasian babies in the United States is born with PKU.
Does PKU happen more frequently in a certain ethnic group? PKU happens in people of all ethnic groups around the world. It happens more often in people whose families come from Ireland and other parts of Northern Europe. It is also more common in people from Turkey and Native Americans PKU is less common in people of African, Japanese or Ashkenazi Jewish backgrounds.
About 1 in every 50 Caucasians is a PKU carrier.
Does PKU go by any other names?
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Barrie M Osborne, the legendary producer of Hollywood blockbusters like The Lord of the Rings and The Matrix is set to co-found a visual effects studio in India which will cater to the global feature film industry. Osborne will partnering N Madhusudhanan, another visual effects veteran in the Indian movie industry for the studio. The studio will be on the lines of the famous Weta Digital in New Zealand which recently shot to fame for its path-breaking work for The Lord of the Rings. [More]


The Prince George's Bears is a EVERY CHILD PLAYS organization no matter the talent.
01By implementing Youth Sports Science Curriculums into our sports programs, we can play every child, improve their skill and teach valuable life lessons.
02Everyone wants to win. Even though we are a winning team, we understand that losing with integrity demonstrates good sportsmanship and discipline. No matter the win or lost, we know all children played in the game.
03It's been proven that with the PG Bears, students progress both academically and behaviorally because they have a structured environment which allows individualized learning to take place.
My son is 5, first year playing. They didn't win every game. However, all my son keeps talking about is "he wants to play for the Bears" He had so much fun.
My Daughter went skiing for the first time in her life and when I saw her come down that hill like she had it together, I knew this was the club for me. I'm in for the long term.
I drove 3 days a week to practices from Waldorf to Oxon Hill just because of the all the great reviews this team had. It's a blessing I did. This organization is my family now.
My son's plays basketball and football and I must say that the Coaches are great. Well experienced and really teach my son. Way to Go Bears.
OUr youth protection policy educates parents and protects youth.
THE PRINCE GEORGE'S BEARS has a philosophy that every child, no matter the talent - we will teach them and they will play.
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Tim Twanks, a man, said "Being a lazily-drawn male caricature, like every other bloke in the population I left most of the shopping to my wife.
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Come along for Big Bug crafts in May half term! We will be painting cocoons, making paint splat butterflies and have word games and puzzles to quiz you on your bug knowledge! Approx. age 5 - 11 yrs. Younger siblings are welcome to our babies'/tots' books and our toys, older siblings can browse our young adult collection or the internet if they don't wish to join in too.
Thanks to all of the children who came along!
We enjoyed a story about a caterpillars life cycle, made cocoons, caterpillars, paint splatter butterflies and some lovely landscape collages with beautiful bugs!
We also had fun designing mini-beast pictures on the computers on BBC's Mini-Beast Adventures' with Jess.


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My mom ate toast in the mornings at the store, it was quick and easy between customers. She would toast her slices in a toaster oven, two at a time, always at the same settings that resulted in an evenly light brown surface with the right amount of hard. She let it cool just a enough not to soggy up the bread with mayo and kimchi. She actually ate all western foods with kimchi, she said it went down easier with. Sometimes, she would talk at length praising kimchi and how it was a taste saver. She later moved from mayo to cream cheese, I decided to use both in this dip.
Substitute: if you have no kimchi on-hand, use fresh chopped onions, minced carrots to give some texture.
Whip cream cheese, mayo and kimchi sauce with a hand mixer; or stir by hand but it will have chunky pieces of cream cheese (and there's nothing wrong with that!).
Stir in chopped kimchi, garlic, and sugar. Mix thoroughly.
Keep dip covered in a container & refrigerated until ready to serve. Can be made hours in advance or overnight, so that the flavors meld.
When serving, always use a clean spoon.
Keeps in the fridge up to 7 days.
Use it on toast, bagels, sandwiches, dip your crudites, slather it on fresh salmon and bake.


In 1991, 20 per cent of childcare workers belonged to a union. This stands at 21 per cent today.1 Despite their stated commitment to organize women in the wage ghetto of childcare, unions have essentially forsaken one of the most vulnerable, underpaid and undervalued female dominated workforces in this country.
The current patchwork of fragmented childcare services grows out of a perspective on childcare as 'women's work', which is accorded little value. It grew up as a private arrangement between parents and care providers. It grew out of a multitude of local efforts by desperate parents joining together to arrange for their children's care – creating a patchwork of non-profit childcare centres across the country. It developed out of half-measures and piecemeal funding by reluctant governments.
Childcare centres rely primarily on parent fees and on inadequate piecemeal government funding in the form of fee subsidy for parents and wage grants for staff. A recent report shows that spending per childcare space in Canada has not changed in over six years – in fact when adjusted for inflation it has actually declined.3 This left these small non-profit centres to deliver services on shrinking budgets and with increasing public expectations of the service.
Only 24 per cent of children 0 – 12 years can access a regulated childcare space. If parents are fortunate enough to land one they often face fees from a low of $900 a month to a high of $1,700 a month.4 If they have more than one child costs are much higher.
services. Some have moved childcare out of ministries of social services and into ministries of education.
The majority (96%)6 of the childcare workforce are women. The latest childcare workforce study found that 25 per cent of the workforce earned below $14 an hour and 25 per cent over $22 an hour. In the Atlantic, where the majority of childcare is delivered by small for-profit centres, wages range from just above minimum wage to a high of $19 an hour.
However, wage gains in Ontario are under attack as small centres try to manage changes brought about by the Province's Full Day Kindergarten and Child Care Modernization Act (doing more with less). Many small employers relied on their preschool programs (4-5 year olds) to cover the higher cost to deliver infant and toddler programs. With Full Day Kindergarden (FDK) these employers struggle to keep services affordable to parents and at the same time attract early childhood educators, who are leaving the non-profit sector for better paying jobs in the Province's FDK.
Only 21 per cent of the childcare workforce is unionized.7 However, though wages are low and the working conditions difficult, unionization is not the first thing that comes to mind for childcare workers.
Unions have been loath to commit the resources needed for an organizing strategy that would mean approaching potentially tens of thousands of workers, working in thousands of small workplaces and then having to negotiate a first collective agreement with cash-strapped employers. Unions just don't see the benefit to them – even though there is plenty of talk about the injustice of womens' underpaid and precarious work.
Unions have been central in the call for universal, affordable, accessible quality childcare for over 40 years. They have worked with community allies to demand that childcare be understood as a child's right – similar to public education.
The research is clear – non-profit childcare consistently delivers better quality care than does private for-profit. High quality care is best achieved when all monies are ploughed back into programs, instead of being syphoned-off to profit.
When the central mission is profitmaking or generating a return on shareholder investment, quality is inevitably compromised. Squeezing money out of programs, rationing food, equipment and supplies, paying staff less, having fewer qualified staff and charging parents more are the hallmark of the for-profit sector.
Gillian Doherty, Donna Lero, Hillel Goelman, Annette LaGrange, Jocelyne Tougas, You Bet I Care! A Canada-wide study on: Wages, Working Conditions and Practices in Child Care Centres , 2000.
Working Paper 2008-02. Florence: UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre, Benchmarks for Early Childhood Services in OECD Countries , p. 38.
David Macdonald, Thea Klinger, They Go Up So Fast: Child Care Fees in Canadian Cities , Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, 2015.
"Westcoast Child Care Resource Centre Fee Survey," 2016.
Child Care Human Resources Sector Council, What Factors Influence Wages and Benefits in Early Learning and Child Care Settings , 2007.
Kathleen Flanagan, Jane Beach, Petr Varmuza, You Bet We Still Care , 2013.
Shellie Bird is a trade union and childcare activist.
Candace Rennick is Secretary-Treasurer of CUPE Ontario.


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Professor Bruce Hood
M.A., M.Phil.(Dund.), Ph.D.(Cantab.)
Professor of Developmental Psychology in Society
Area of research
Office 3D28
The Priory Road Complex,
Priory Road, Clifton BS8 1TU
bruce.hood@bristol.ac.uk
My research interests include:
Cognitive development from a neuroscience perspective.
Inhibitory control of thoughts and actions.
Spatial representation and action.
Naïve theories.
The origin of adult magical reasoning from children's natural intuitions.
ESRC (2015-2018) The Endowment Effect and "Self" in Children
PHD students supervised
Sandra Weltzien
Bruce Hood is the Director of the Bristol Cognitive Development Centre in the Experimental Psychology Department at the University of Bristol. He undertook his Ph.D. at Cambridge University followed by appointments at University College London, MIT and a faculty professor at Harvard. He has been awarded an Alfred Sloan Fellowship in neuroscience, the Young Investigator Award from the International Society of Infancy Researchers, the Robert Fantz memorial award and the 2014 Award for Media and Public Engagement by the British Psychological Society. In 2016, he was awarded the inaugural B.P.S. Distinguished Contribution to British Developmental Psychology. He ...
Weltzien, S, Marsh, L, Kanngiesser, P, Stuijfzand, B & Hood, B, 2019, 'Considering self or others across two cultural contexts: How children's resource allocation is affected by self-construal manipulations'. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, vol 184., pp. 139-157
Marsh, LE, Kanngiesser, P & Hood, B, 2018, 'When and how does labour lead to love? The ontogeny and mechanisms of the IKEA effect'. Cognition, vol 170., pp. 245-253
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?If I have a valid H-1B visa, can my spouse and children accompany me to the United States?
?What Is a STEM Worker?
?I am on an H-1B visa and I have been laid off from my job in California. How much time do I have to find a new job and what are my options?
As you may know, the new year for acceptance of foreign workers in the U.S. is about to begin. Soon USCIS will officially begin accepting H-1B visa applications for 2015—and just as quickly, the quota for immigrant workers will have been met. So how can you be sure that your name will be considered?
Dates – USCIS will begin accepting H-1B visa applications for FY 2015 on April 1, 2014 and conclude on October 1, 2014. Only employers may submit applications for H-1B visa workers.
Caps – Although there is standard total cap of 65,000 H-1B visas issued, there are additional caps within worker categories—such as visas for Chilean workers and Singapore nationals.
Processing – USCIS offers premium processing of applications for an additional fee of $1225. This expedites the approval process of an H-1B Visa to as little as 15 days (instead of the regular processing time of two to four months).
Legal preparation – In order to ensure that applications are complete and workers are eligible for H-1B positions, it is recommended that employers confer with an immigration attorney to collect documents and complete the labor condition application.
Another interesting problem facing H-1B hopefuls is the uncertainty over possible new immigration laws currently under consideration. If a new immigration bill is passed in the coming months, drastic changes may be made that may require applicants to submit additional paperwork or cause delays in visa acceptance.
Is Your H-1 Visa Petition in San Francisco Affected by the 2014 Cap?


As part of our centenary celebrations we're holding a series of webinars throughout 2019, each focusing on different topics and suggesting co-operative solutions to some of today's global challenges.
The programme for the first half of 2019 is available below, with links to more information about each session once it's open to bookings. All webinars are online and take place from 4pm-5pm. They are delivered via Zoom - a free video conferencing programme that allows you to join in the conversation via a mobile phone, tablet or laptop from anywhere with an internet connection.
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Johann Heinrich Theodor Friedrich "Hans" Culemeyer (* 16. September 1883 in Hannover; † 20. Januar 1951 in Nordholz, Landkreis Cuxhaven) war ein deutscher Ingenieur, der durch die Entwicklung des Straßenrollers, umgangssprachlich "Culemeyer" genannt, für die Deutsche Reichsbahn-Gesellschaft (DRG) bekannt wurde.

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Johann Culemeyer wurde am 16. September 1883 in Hannover als Sohn des Kaufmanns Otto Culemeyer geboren. Nach Erhalt des Reifezeugnisses leistete er seinen Militärdienst von 1902 bis 1903 ab. 1908 beendete er sein Studium an der Technischen Hochschule Hannover mit dem Abschluss als Diplom-Bauingenieur. Danach ging er in die Ausbildung zum Regierungsbauführer zur Königlichen Eisenbahndirektion Hannover (1909–1912), nach Abschluss der Ausbildung wurde er Streckenbaumeister bei der Bauabteilung Celle-Braunschweig und Peine. 1921 wurde er zum Regierungsbaurat befördert und absolvierte von 1922 bis 1923 ein einjähriges maschinentechnisches Sonderstudium an der Technischen Hochschule Berlin. Er wechselte in den maschinentechnischen Dienst der Reichsbahn an das Reichsbahn-Zentralamt in Berlin, wo er anschließend im Dezernat für den Bau von Güterwagen für besondere Zwecke tätig war. Im Jahr 1927 wurde er zum Dezernent für Sondergüterwagen berufen.

Ab 1930 war Culemeyer als Reichsbahn-Oberbaurat im Zentralamt Berlin für Maschinenbau unter anderem an der Weiterentwicklung der englischen Schienen-Straßen-Wagen und der französischen Wechselfahrzeuge beteiligt. Unter dem Namen "Fahrbares Anschlussgleis" wurde der von ihm entwickelte Straßenroller am 29. November 1931 zum Patent angemeldet; das Patent wurde am 9. November 1933 erteilt. Im Jahr 1933 wurde der Straßenroller, seine Funktionen sowie die Überladevorgänge auf dem Anhalter Güterbahnhof Berlin öffentlich vorgestellt. Dieser Anhänger ermöglichte die Beförderung von Güterwagen und Schwerlasten auf der Straße.

Johann Culemeyer entwickelte verschiedene Bauarten von Straßenrollern für unterschiedliche Anforderungen. Er promovierte 1934 mit der Arbeit "Das Straßenfahrzeug für Eisenbahnwagen, eine Verkehrsaufgabe und ihre Lösungen". Im Jahr 1935 wurde er Reichsbahndirektor im Dezernat Bau, Einkauf und Betrieb von Straßenfahrzeugen für Eisenbahnwagen und übernahm die Leitung der Kraftwagenabteilung. 1945 zog Johann Culemeyer nach Göttingen und arbeitete nach Kriegsende zusammen mit der Waggonfabrik Uerdingen am Export von Straßenrollern nach Skandinavien weiter.

Johann Culemeyer verstarb am 20. Januar 1951 in Nordholz im Alter von 67 Jahren, er wurde in Göttingen begraben.

Am 4. November 1976 wurde eine Privatstraße der Verwaltung des ehemaligen Reichsbahnvermögens (VdeR) in Berlin-Marienfelde (Bezirk Tempelhof) nach Johann Culemeyer benannt. Die Straße ist für den öffentlichen Verkehr zugelassen und bildet eine Sackgasse mit mehreren Industrieanliegern. In der Nachbarschaft befindet sich auch die Schwechtenstraße; diese wurde nach dem Architekten des Anhalter Bahnhofs benannt.

Schriften
 Die Eisenbahn ins Haus. Otto Elsner Verlagsgesellschaft, Berlin 1939

Literatur
 J. Wahl, A. Luig: Kaelble. Podszum Verlag, 1999
 A. B. Gottwaldt: Deutsche Reichsbahn 1935. Franckh'sche Verlagshandlung, Stuttgart 1975
 Matthias Hengst: Eisenbahn ins Haus. Eisenbahn Journal Juni 2001
 Udo Kandler: Culemeyer-Fahrzeuge, Straßenroller und Zugmaschinen im Regel- und Schwerlasteinsatz bei der Deutschen Reichsbahn. EK-Verlag GmbH, Freiburg 2013, ISBN 978-3-88255242-3

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« Just Another Moment In Time!
What are you holding on to? Something occurred to me the other day. I have heard it before, but never really took it to heart. It is that, you can't move forward without leaving the past (or present, whatever the case may be). I never realized how true this is and how it can impact your life. One thing I learned is that by letting go of the old, you clear room for the new. Your life is like a big closet, and it can hold a lot! But we fill those closets fast, believe it or not. Once that space is full, there is no more room, unless you clean it all out.
What I mean to say is that, if you want new clothes, when the opportunity to get rid of some old things, do not hesitate. Give it away, throw it away, lend it out. When you let go of all the old stuff, it will make room for new stuff. You will be surprised and amazed, how quickly new things will come into your life, when you are willing to let go of the old. The more new things you receive, the more happiness you have in receiving it, the more likely more new tings will come your way, and even more likely you will be to let go of things that you do not need anymore.It works for stuff, relationships, jobs, work, money or whatever you need to bring into your life! I am not recommending you give away your last shirt or pants, or even your last dollar. I am not saying you should be haphazard about how you live your life. I am saying, quit being afraid of letting go!
A new chapter in your life could be on the brink. You stand at a precipice and look over your life ahead of you, and sometimes the things we cling to are like an anchor. It keeps us rooted in the same place we have been for days, months or even years. If you want to bring about change in your life, you have to be willing to let go of those chains. it takes the weight off your heart and the pull off of the tow, moving you forward into a brave new world. Have faith, all is not as it appears sometimes. It may seem like you are losing more and more, you feel like the world has turned against you. However, once you let go, you will be surprised to see all those things come back to you, bigger and better than ever!
For example.,. water will stagnate when no current is there. No movement, causes it to sour and become dead and lifeless. All life in that pool of water will eventually die as well. But, if you clear out the waterways to and from this body of water, before you can imagine it, life will return! New plants will grow, species will return and the water will become clear and healthy again. We are no different, we need growth and constant new creations to keep us happy and interested in this life. But, we must do the work, and be willing to let the old things fall away, return to a place in childhood. Return to a place where all is new and wondrous, where standing still is not some sense of false security. Go to a place where all things are of value, and be willing to share those things and move on to greater things!
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Protest against fracking in California, January 21, 2014. (Photo: Brooke Anderson / Flickr)As a historic drought grips the U.S. southwest, towns in Texas and California are taking action to make sure precious fresh water is not wasted and spoiled through fracking.
At the same time, some investment advisors are urging right-wingers at the annual libertarian "Freedom Fest" to view drought and skyrocketing water prices as a major investment opportunity.
Hydraulic fracturing, commonly called "fracking," is a procedure for extracting oil by injecting a mixture of fresh water and chemicals into the earth at high pressure to fracture rock formations deep underground.
The EPA has estimated that a fracking well in a coal bed formation uses up to 350,000 gallons of water, although wells in more complex shale formations—like California's Marcellus Shale—may use between two to five million gallons of water. Nearly 100,000 new fracking wells have been drilled since 2005, which have used and contaminated at least 250 billion gallons of water.
Over ninety five percent of fracked wells in Colorado and California are in areas with high or extremely high water stress, according to a report by Ceres, a nonprofit that advises businesses on environmental issues. The Ceres report calls Texas "ground zero for sourcing risks," as fracking-related water use is expected to double over the next ten years, although more than two-thirds of the state is expected to remain in drought.
Grassroots activists in the town of Denton, Texas want it to become the first city in Texas to ban fracking—even though it has taken in over $30 million in revenue from natural gas extraction over the past decade.
Texas nurse and activist Cathy McMullen told the Associated Press that drillers' defiance of common-sense city rules requiring them to line wastewater pits and prohibiting them from burning off waste gas in residential areas spurred local opposition. "All that did was make people so fired up," she said. University of North Texas professor Adam Briggle, who helped McMullen organize the Denton Drilling Awareness Group, got involved after he learned the Denton city council's advisory panel on fracking was dominated by industry interests. "The official task force they formed to advise the City Council had three of five members from industry groups," Briggle told the press.
Participants in this month's Freedom Fest in Las Vegas, an annual libertarian conference, were advised to capitalize on water shortages due to fracking by David Norcom of NorCap Advisors, a Dallas-based investment management firm specializing in energy-related stocks.
"I will substantially argue to you that the water resource problem that we have in this country is very, very likely to continue, part of it being sucked up by the drillers over here," Norcom said.
From his perspective, that means water will have "a great place in a portfolio" of investments.
Whatever value fracking may have for speculators, its costs to those living near drill sites are serious. Fracking has been implicated in the record seven earthquakes that hit Oklahoma in just two days over the past weekend. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, which is investigating possible links between fracking and the quakes, Oklahoma's rate of earthquakes has increased by fifty percent since October 2013.
CMD's Research Director, Nick Surgey, contributed to this report.


First of all, we perform very thorough physical/orthopedic/neuromuscular/sensory exams to find the source of patient's pain. X-rays may be taken to further diagnose patient's condition.
Since injuries following a car accident tend to affect many different tissues, a multi-pronged treatment program is often necessary to achieve full recovery.
Seemingly, minor auto accident can cause chronic pain and suffering due to soft tissue injuries. These are injuries to the joints, muscles, and ligaments that can result in the formation of scar tissue and adhesions to the injured tissues.


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Rescuing a Wild Horse
Caught on a Wire
At first light we received a request to respond to a range mare that was somehow snared in some kind of wire attached to the roof of the Carson Armory, a firearms store on US-50 in Mound House. An NHP Trooper was at the scene waiting our arrival. We responded with Rescue 3 and the panel trailer.
Apparently when the proprietors of the business came to open up, they spotted the mare alongside the building. When she didn't move they noticed the wire running from the roof that was wrapped several times around a foreleg, secured the scene and called for help
We arrived to find the mare absolutely tangled up with a length of high tensile wire rope that was attached somewhere on the roof, that was wrapped several times around her right foreleg. The building fronted US-50 and the time of day was toward the end of the morning commute rush.
The area brand inspector was also responding so we assessed the scene and started securing the area between the horse and the highway. We were pretty sure that the mare was unable to go anywhere but traffic safety was our first priority.
View of the situation upon arrival.
The physical layout as shown in Google Street View.
We carefully constructed a corral, starting from the highway side. The mare naturally moved away as far as the wire would allow. Once we constructed two sides, with the building forming the third side, we placed a little hay inside the corral and using construction netting, moved the horse inside the panels.
Constructing the containment corral.
The brand inspector arrived and parked his truck against a corral panel that had been placed against the front of the building, and we added panels to the back side, totally enclosing the mare. One additional panel was attached at 90 degrees to the last panel that was placed against the side of the building to act as a brace. The horse was now inside a 24 ft. by 24 ft. enclosure.
At this point we had a couple of choices. We could either cut the wire running from the roof and squeeze the panels down to try to remove the entanglement from the mare's legs, or leave her tethered and see if we couldn't untie the mess with the wire from the roof still attached and limiting her movement.
We opted to first try untangling the wire. Oftentimes horses that have been tangled up for some time tend to get quiet if they aren't being startled. The brand inspector and a responder entered the enclosure and the mare wasn't too reactive so long as we didn't get too close.
Letting the mare settle with two people in the enclosure.
Fortunately the wire was high grade, so it had quite a bit of "memory." It also was darn near impossible to cut. We needed to shorten about 12 feet of wire that extended past the snare and was laying on the ground. All the various size bolt cutters would do is mash the cable. We did eventually manage to cut it strand by strand with a small pair of diagonal wire cutters which took some time.
With the trailing end of the wire cut we were able to "push" the wire toward the mare's leg and we noticed that doing so tended to slightly loosen the loops. The brand inspector used a J-hook to pull out each loop as it loosened and draw the wire through.
Working the loops with a J-hook.
Pulling the wire through the loosened loop.
We were worried about the last loop that was embedded into the horse's leg but it worked free without a great degree of difficulty.
The mare was now free and we observed her for a time to ensure that she was able to be returned to the range.
Transport 4 had also been requested. Once it arrived we fashioned a chute, loaded the mare into the trailer, and returned her to her home range a couple of miles south of the highway.
Walking off in search of her band.
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Q: Unable to alter table - reason code is 10 I'm trying to run this:
ALTER TABLE AMMLIBT.SAGRPPF ADD UNIQUE (ID) ADD CHECK ( IS_BUDGETABLE IN ( 0 , 1 )) ;

Which gives me this:

SQL State: 55019
Vendor Code: -7008
Message: [SQL7008] SAGRPPF in AMMLIBT not valid for operation. Cause . . . . . :   The reason code is 10.  Reason codes are:
[...]
10 -- A constraint or trigger is being added to an invalid type of table, or the maximum number of triggers has been reached, or all nodes of the distributed table are not at the same release level.
[...]
Recovery  . . . :   Do one of the following based on the reason code:
[...] 10 -- Specify tables that are valid for constraints or triggers.
[...]

...And I have no idea why and can't seem to find anything online explaining this.
The table is journalled and I've deleted all dependents.
I'm on IBM DB2 V7R1
How do I fix this?

A: Thanks to Charles for pointing out this command: DSPFD AMMLIBT/SAGRPPF
Which showed me that:

Maximum members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : MAXMBRS    *NOMAX

To fix this, I needed to change '*NOMAX' to '1'. To do this, I went to my greenscreen and did:

*

*type chgpf ammlibc/sagrppf

*F4

*F10

*Move cursor to 'Maximum members'

*Change '*NOMAX' to '1'

*Enter


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