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J'ai Pollette D'arnu – album kompilacyjny brytyjskiego, neoprogresywnego zespołu IQ, wydany w 1991 roku. Jest to ostatni album nagrany z wokalistą P. L. Menelem. Zawiera on również utwory nagrane na żywo.

Spis utworów
 "It All Stops Here" – 7:40
 "Sera Sera" – 2:43
 "Intelligence Quotient" – 7:33
 "Dans Le Parc Du Chateau Noir" – 7:38
 "Medley" – 14:26†
 "Common Ground" – 6:56†
 "Promises" – 7:06†
 "Wurensh" – 8:35†

† – utwory nagrane na żywo w Manchesterze w czerwcu 1989 roku.

Skład zespołu
 P. L. Menel – wokal prowadzący
 Martin Orford – instrumenty klawiszowe, wokal wspierający
 Mike Holmes – gitary
 Tim Esau – gitara basowa, wokal wspierający
 Paul Cook – perkusja

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Albumy IQ
Albumy muzyczne wydane w roku 1991
Albumy kompilacyjne


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====BR: What guides you when changing a name of a character or place in a game? For example, in FF3, Stragos became Strago because of the 6-letter limit, but why did Tina become Terra and Mash become Sabin? This was especially important with the Espers, some of whose names lost their (interesting) original meanings, such as Lakshmi, Valigarmanda, and Cait Sith.==== TW: Sometimes it was legal issues or concerns (as in having characters with the same names as those in, let's say a well-known movie or something), often it was because of comments from play testers. Before we released a product, dozens of people had played it. They were never hesitant to mention their likes and dislikes. They "hated" the name Tina, almost to a person! (I was surprised as well...). In Mario RPG I wanted to name a character "James Bomb" (i.e. The name's Bomb, James Bomb...) but that was nixed. You also have to remember that transliterated names have a variety of connotations and meanings in Japan, and sound quite different--sometimes better... (something like Masshu, not Mash). Also, since a player in the US might actually be named Tina (and in retrospect, Terra!), we tried to change the default characters so that there wouldn't be disappointment or confusion. Imagine if we had had a sub-character named Scott, and the purchaser of the game had gone and named the hero of the game Scott...two Scotts! I know some people got furious that the names were changed, but to be honest, the games were meant for a broader audience than the one which buys and plays Japanese imports. In fact, I don't understand why someone who reads enough Japanese would buy the US port! It's like buying a translation of a novel when you can read the original.
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STRIKER Craig Reid has returned to his home city to sign for Coventry United after being released by Newport County AFC.
The 31-year-old started his career at Coventry City and also played for Cheltenham Town, Grays Athletic, Stevenage, Aldershot Town, Southend United, Kidderminster Harriers, Lincoln City and Gloucester City amongst others.
His first spell with County, from 2008 to 2011, was by far the most successful of his career as he scored 66 goals in 112 appearances and helped Dean Holdsworth's team win the Conference South title in 2010.
Reid returned to the Exiles in January this year as he teamed up with manager Graham Westley for a third time.
But he failed to find the net in 10 appearances and did not feature once Michael Flynn had replaced Westley for the final 12 games of the season.
Coventry United were formed in 2013 in response to Coventry City's move from the city to play in Northampton.
They won promotion in their first three seasons and now play in the Midland League Premier Division – the ninth highest tier in English football.
"I think it's going to be a great project here," said Reid.
"As soon as I spoke to the gaffer and he told me about the plans going forward and where they want to be I knew it matches my ambition and I see it as a great challenge.
The 5ft 10ins forward is delighted to be back in the city of his birth, even if it does mean stepping down the football pyramid and leaving the professional game.


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Ducati Scrambler Nightshift, Scrambler Desert Sled Launched
Ducati just launched two new BS6 Scrambler models, the Scrambler Desert Sled in a new color and the new Scrambler Nightshift. The new Ducati Scrambler Nightshift is priced at Rs. 9.80 lakh (ex-showroom), while the Desert Sled is priced at Rs. 10.89 lakh(ex-showroom). The Nightshift will replace the Scrambler Cafe Racer and Full Throtlle.rnrnAlso Read: 2021 BS6 Ducati Scrambler range launched in India: Prices start at Rs. 7.99 lakhrnrn rnrnThe Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled shares the same engine as the Scrambler Nightshift, but was offered in a new color and trim. New, brilliant blue with red and white accents on the fuel tank and fenders brings a renewed appeal to Desert Sled and also pays homage to 1980s Enduro bikes.rnrn rnrnDesert Sled offers more suspension travel, with 200mm of front and rear travel, along with a long front fender and extended rear fender that give it the off-road appearance of enduro bikes of the past. Desert Sled is an off-road model in the Ducati Scrambler family. There are no further changes to the BS6 Desert Sled, and it comes with Pirelli Scorpion Rally STR tires on its 19-inch front wheel and 17-inch rear wheel set.rnrn rnrnThe Ducati Scrambler Nightshift and Scrambler Desert Sled both share the same engine and come with a six-speed gearbox, with a slipper clutch that limits rear wheel instability during a quick downshift. The Scrambler Nightshift is a combination of the two models and sports a cafe racer-style seat, wide aluminum handlebars rather than cafe-style clips, and a cut-out front fender. The rear bulkhead has been completely removed. The 803cc two-valve L-twin engine is finished in black and produces 73 hp at 8,250 rpm and 66.2 Nm of torque at 5,750 rpm. The Nighshift is equipped with Pirelli MT60 tires with sprung wheels.rnrnReservations for the new Scrambler Nightshift and Scrambler Desert Sled are now open at all Ducati dealerships in Delhi - NCR, Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Kochi, Kolkata and Chennai. Deliveries are expected to begin immediately.rnrn"Scrambler is one of the most bohemian and maverick offerings from the house of Ducati. Over the years, our Scrambler customers have taken the road less travelled and have achieved things which is a matter of great pride, not only them, but for us as well. To introduce more such possibilities, we are delighted to introduce the all-new Scrambler Nightshift and the Desert Sled. The sophisticated design shows the extensive research which has gone behind the two bikes and we surely believe that all riders, new and experienced, will be able to use these motorcycles to challenge their riding skills and fulfill their dreams of owning a Scrambler," said, Bipul Chandra, Managing Director of Ducati India.rnrnAlso Read: Ducati Scrambler 1100 vs MV Agusta Dragster 800RRrnrnAlso Read: Honda CB500X Launched In India At A Price Of Rs. 6.87 Lakh
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Seven primary channel highlights for week commencing June 28, 2020 include the new series premiere of 9-1-1: Lone Star, the season final of Police: Hour of Duty, plus all new episodes of Big Brother, The Blacklist, Home and Away, S.W.A.T, The Goldbergs, Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell and Back, Criminal Minds, Absentia, The Front Bar and Better Homes & Gardens.
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Back pain affects everyone lives. For Steve is was affecting his life to the point where he could no longer do the things he loved. Riding a bike going on runs were things he loved and those all got put on hold. That wasn't the only thing affected though it was hard for to sit down to relax. Sleeping was a challenge most nights for him as well. Steve came to the Illinois Back Institute and ten weeks later he was Pain FREE!!!


Ann Corrigan, is the founder of Clarity Family Law, family law solicitors in Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire. Ann trained and worked at Boyes Turner in Reading and then became a Partner with a Legal 500 Hampshire firm before deciding to set up her own specialist family law practice in 2011, initially in Chalfont St Giles before moving to Station Road, Gerrards Cross in November 2012.
She has many years of experience as a family lawyer and particularly in the division of high value assets, children's disputes and issues surrounding unmarried families.
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Conspirer is the first art print release from our Strange New Heavens series and the first to be hand-printed, with our beautiful metallic gold ink, on large A2-sized art paper.
Conspirer marks the point at which the journey of intoxication truly begins. When secret plans are made to obtain the key to transcendence.
The Strange New Heavens collection blends psychedelic poster art with Eastern ornamentation, and throws in a heavy dose of occult symbolism. This piece is hand printed on beautiful, thick art paper with an off-white tint, and gold ink that shimmers in the light.
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A waitress stole money from her boss. Decades later, she sent back $1,000 and an apology
Posted 11:52 AM, August 1, 2018, by CNN Wire
TUCSON, Ariz. — With $1,000 in cash and a handwritten apology, a former waitress is trying to make things right after stealing money from a Mexican restaurant more than 20 years ago.
Carlotta Flores, who owns El Charro restaurant in Tucson, received a surprise envelope in the mail last week. A woman who had worked for Flores in the 1990s while attending the University of Arizona revealed that she stole money from the restaurant.
"One of the waiters I worked with had encouraged me to 'forget' to ring in a few drinks a shift and pocket the cash. And for some stupid reason, I did it," wrote the woman who only identified herself as "a thankful former employee. "I grew up in the church, I knew better. I hadn't stolen a dime before then, nor have I since."
"Thankfully, I was a terrible waitress and you all fired me before it could amount to more than a few hundred dollars total," the letter continued.
"It's been 20 years, but I still carry great remorse. I am very sorry that I stole from you. Please accept my apology + this money as a repayment + 20 years of interest. May God forever bless you+ your family."
Flores said the letter deeply moved her and her employees.
"I had my purse stolen and this sort of renewed the faith that we had a lot of good people out there," Flores told CNN affiliate KVOA.
Some of her managers were also in tears after reading the letter.
"I don't know where she's at or who she is but I will tell you one thing. I hope that she's read or has seen what an impact this has made not only on me, my family, my business but where it will go in the future so I hope she keeps looking to see what we're doing with it," Flores said.
Flores said she wants to send the woman her money back.
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150 top Indian artistes come together to sing a song for kids with disabilities
Get-hooked November 21, 2017
Popular actors like Puneeth Rajkumar, Vijay Raghavendra and Upendra, as well as senior playback singers SP Balasubramaniam are among the the 150 feature artistes from across India, who have come together to perform a song dedicated to children with disabilities.
Come forward, say it now. We are all One.
Called The One Song, the track has been composed by a team of Bengaluru-based music directors Venky-Varun and has been launched in collaboration with UNICEF India. The song has a chorus calling all people to action – Come forward, say it now, we are all one.
The song uses simple and moving words to spread the message of harmony and to accept differences. It urges people to listen to the voice of nature, and open their hearts to show compassion and love. It also asks everyone to work towards the goal of ending differences.
The song is over 17 minutes long and has a range of musical styles from Carnatic classical to jazz to folk to rock. While most of the song is written in Kannada, it also includes portions sung in 13 other languages, including Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Hindi, Japanese, French and Arabic. You can listen to the song here – https://youtu.be/xtw1T8xmbMc
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What is the code of the cartridge that my printer is using?
Here the principal ink cartridge model code, for best selection when you buy in stores.
It is very important to actually know what the code of the cartridge is, such as 27 HP black ink cartridge, known throughout Latin America for the number 27 actually has the C8727A code, previously, HP just put the cartridge number and also the necessary code but it was not given a great importance as it is nowadays since another case of HP cartridges with the same number has been presented.
For example the 60 HP cartridge both black and tricolor ink they both have the same number, which makes them a little bit hard to identify when asking for them at the store.
It is not such a big matter but there is the possibiulity of causing problems when going to the store and buying a cartridge other than the one actually needed.
There is also the example of the 122 HP cartridges both black and tricolor ink that have this same problem. We have a publication where the cartridges used by the printer can be identified, first, it mus be clearly identified which printer you have.
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The winner of my Best Books of 2010 is Tracy! Congratulations, Tracy. A copy of Amy Atwell's Lying Eyes is on its way. I'll also be announcing the winner of my big December contest in a day or two. Stay tuned!
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yeah, just kidding about the microwave. i was thinking of using the heating pad this time around, but then I wld have to keep opening the containers to test the temperature..Seems kinda clumsy. and now i see the value of your little custard pots anne, cos now I have defrosted this starter, I kinda have to use it up. I'm pretty sure refreezing is out. I guess I could toss the left over starter. Or just save it in the fridge for tomorrow's batch.
I actually like the nutty soy flavour. Kind of digging it.
I had a big crash at one point after taking a capsule of s. boulardii and so am very afraid of it. (This was after I was doing avoidance, not in the moldy house.) The crash could have been from something else, but I've heard a few other negative reports about that supplement and so am inclined to avoid it.
I have a Yogourmet and like it a lot. It gets a little too hot though, and curdles the yogurt, if I use the amount of water in the hot water bath that they recommend. A little less water and it works great.
I did have some separation of liquid and the yoghurt. Was it you anne, that was saying you had found some use for the liquid?
Have you been able to make yogurt with just Bifidus?
what about Align..single strain bifantis???
what do ppl think of that scd guide to culturing yoghurt.. would the saucepan + foil be a good way to go? any concerns about airborne pathogens getting into the culture?
I read quite a lot about culturing bifidus last year. The dairy industry manuals I looked at seemed to come to the conclusion that the best way to increase bifidus in the human gut was to supplement bifidus factors (such as Vitamin B5, and certain prebiotics) rather than the bacteria itself.
Bifidobacterium fermented products (milk with bifidus factor) do not possess the typical desirable flavour associated with curd, yoghurt or other fermented products. This is attributed to the acetic acid production at the expense of lactic acid and inability to produce flavour components like diacetyl, acetoin, acetaldehyde and 2,3 butylene glycol by the bifidobacteria.
Most of the bifidobacteria break down lactose in to lactic acid and acetic acid in the proportion of 2:3. This high concentration of acetic acid gives the product flat vinegar like taste and flavour, which will not go very well with the consumer. In order to obtain desired growth rate and flavour production in the bifidus milk, it is better to culture them along with other lactic acid bacteria. When cultured along with Lactobacillus acidophilus, the growth characteristics of bifidobacteria are not adversely affected.
Bifidobacterium fermented dairy products (bifidus milk products) are very popular in developed countries such as Japan, EU and US. The available products include bifido-yoghurt, CULTRA AB, frozen bifido-yoghurt, and fruit bifido-yoghurt.
Thus, it can be safely concluded that the bifidobacteria can be cultured in the available cow or buffalo milk with certain modifications and culturing them along with other lactic cultures improves its growth rather than when cultured alone. The bifidus milk will provide incredibly excellent nutritional health benefits, especially for infants and growing child.
If I can find any other references I'll edit and link to them later.
SCD uses a full spectrum culture which should in itself help prevent bad things growing. With single strains you do need to watch for opportunistic bacteria, as depending on the strain fermentation can take a while to get going and leave a window of opportunity for airborne bad guys. With single cultures you have to be extra careful every step of the way. I use a glass pot w a glass lid that I sterilise first. But the milk still gets air exposure at 100 degrees when I add the culture so I guess in a standard kitchen like mine (not super sterile or anything!) the risk can't be too high?
The bifido thing is interesting. I wonder what the optimal combination would be? bifidus plus any lactobacillus strain..? Would the bifidio get squeezed out by the lacto strain? Would you culture them both at once? or sequentially?
ETA: from yr post above, it looks like u cld do both together?
Anne .. if u have any links on how to increase bifidus .. i'd like to see them.. my mom has zero bifidus on her tests.
Ann, thanks for your advice.
Hi, I tried culturing some culturelle (L. rhamnosus according to anne) in goat milk. Not so impressive results.
I don't know if its because goats milk is not the best medium OR because the first culture from a probiotic never gives a very robust texture/culture.
Anyone else out there w/experience of culturing with goats milk?
ETA: I read that this is to be expected with goats milk yoghurt.. It's thin like kefir.
I have been culturing an 18-strain probiotic in goats' milk, in the yogurt maker. The result is pretty thin, more like buttermilk. (I'm not skimming off the whey though, just mixing it in.) I don't have a problem with that. It seems to have tons of probiotics in it anyway.
Did the Culturelle seem to turn into yogurt? Hopefully the probiotics were viable.
I can send you links to studies later, but the notes I took say raw Swiss cheese (containing the bacteria Propionibacterium freudenreichii) increases Bifidus in the gut, also carrot, ginseng, riboflavin (heheh), B3 and B5 have been shown to be bifidogenic. Inulin and other commercially available prebiotics favour Bifidus growth too.
yeah the culturelle worked fine in soy milk my first couple of tries.. the last attempt not so much. not sure what went wrong.
i am wondering what you are getting when you culture a multi strain probiotic like that. all the conventional wisdom says not to. i have some VSL in the fridge...but i read that its not worth trying to culture.
i was very disappointed in the results i got with goats milk.
I need to help figuring out what strain to use. What is the best? Should I be rotating between a few different ones? I'm clueless about this. I can't wait to eat my first batch. I am in the US where it's hard or impossible to get Mutaflor. I have probiotic capsules that contain 15 strains. Can all starters be frozen for storage? I would like one to last at least 6 weeks so I'm not running out all the time.
I read to thicken up the goat's milk yogurt, you can strain off some of the liquid or add powdered milk (2/3 cup per quart goat's milk). Places say add gelatin but I read that doesn't work well. I read chia gel (soaked chia seeds) works so I will try that if I am using goat's milk. I hope to start with raw cow's milk instead of goat's milk. I like a thicker yogurt.
I've been using VSL for my yoghurt. It gives me a very nice yoghurt, but it's more like panna cotta than yoghurt in texture, very thick and creamy. I think the milk quality is also a factor as is temperature. Different strains have different optimal temperature bands.
xrunner what kind of milk do you use with the VSL, I've had some good results with soy milk and Culturelle, but the results definitely vary. Also do you use a yoghurt maker?
I use raw milk, either buffalo or cow. For this yogurt I use Easyjo but with my own glass jar. I don't boil the milk, I just warm it up to around 39C, add the cultures and then straight into the maker.


According to Deloitte's Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index, India is currently the fourth most competitive manufacturing destination worldwide and is forecast to become second only to China by 2018.
India's appeal as a manufacturing and sourcing jurisdiction comes primarily from its labor cost advantage. However, the country's poor infrastructure and complex regulatory environment have hindered the growth of the manufacturing sector in recent years.
But now that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is in control of the nation's first majority government in three decades, India may be poised to equal or even surpass China's manufacturing edge. The new government has the parliamentary numbers to introduce policy and labor reforms, investment incentives, and improvements to the country's outdated transportation and power supply networks.
Infrastructure and regulatory obstacles aside, India possesses nearly all of the key ingredients necessary to transform its economy into a manufacturing juggernaut. These include a demographic dividend, attractive domestic market, comparative advantage in shipping and labor costs, an inexpensive currency relative to the dollar, and low political risk.
As the BJP mulls an overhaul of antiquated labor laws and the introduction of China-style manufacturing incentives, India's competitiveness as a manufacturing and sourcing jurisdiction is set to increase substantially in the near to medium-term.
The Indian manufacturing sector is commonly divided into organized and unorganized segments that correspond with what economists traditionally refer to as "formal" and "informal" sectors in developing economies.
Organized manufacturing refers to activities carried out by businesses that are officially registered with the government. Unorganized manufacturing is conducted by smaller, unlicensed enterprises and often features low wages, unstable and irregular employment, and weak or non-existent government protection for laborers.
Despite recent progress towards modernization, India's unorganized sector still accounts for around 80% of all employment in manufacturing. Many developing economies typically have around 90% of all workers in the informal sector.
It is India's organized manufacturing sector, however, that is of primary interest to foreign investors. Despite employing significantly fewer laborers than unorganized manufacturing, the organized sector generates over two-thirds of the country's total manufacturing output.
Accounting for 15% of India's total GDP, the manufacturing sector has grown steadily in recent years as rising costs in China and elsewhere led foreign firms to seek out alternative locations for manufacturing and sourcing operations.
Between 2006 and 2011, India's manufacturing sector sustained a compound annual growth rate of 17.1%, principally in textile goods, engineering goods, automobiles, and chemicals. At the current growth rate, the McKinsey Global Institute projects that by 2025, the sector will have a value of US$1 trillion, account for 25% of GDP, and create up to 90 million new domestic jobs.
India's labor costs consistently rank among the lowest worldwide. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, average labor compensation (including pay, benefits, social insurance, and taxes) in India's organized manufacturing sector has increased only marginally in recent years, from US$0.68 per hour in 1999 to around US$1.50 per hour today.
That compares with average compensation of US$3 per hour in China's manufacturing sector (a 20% year-on-year increase fueled by an annual 13% rise in China's minimum wage). India's labor cost advantage places it more in direct competition with emerging manufacturing jurisdictions such as the Philippines and Vietnam, rather than China, Thailand, and Malaysia.
In addition to being extremely cost competitive, India's nearly 500 million strong labor force offers manufacturers access to not only a substantial population of unskilled workers, but also a rich talent pool of English-speaking scientists, researchers, and engineers capable of lending cost-effective research and development support to manufacturing operations.
After more than 37 million workers chose to leave India's agricultural sector for better-paying manufacturing jobs between 2005 and 2012, a slowdown in manufacturing activity last year (a 0.7% contraction) stranded a large segment of the population in low-wage, rural employment. Partly as a result of this contraction, the demand for manufacturing-based employment has never been higher.
Pressure has begun mounting for the Indian government to take concrete steps to foster the creation of enough manufacturing jobs (roughly 12 million per year) to absorb the country's impending demographic dividend.
Over the next decade, two key policy areas – labor reform and retrospective taxation – are likely to determine the future appeal of India's manufacturing sector to foreign investors. Initially created to enhance worker welfare, India's outdated labor laws have often had the opposite effect by encouraging manufacturers to stay small and operate primarily in the unorganized sector to circumvent legal regulation.
India's terms of work, hiring and firing, and working conditions are stipulated by the Industrial Dispute Act of 1947, Factories Act of 1948, and Contract Labor Act of 1970. These are among several prominent labor laws that continue to drive up costs for midsized firms and typically lead to the hiring of unskilled contract workers in informal sector operations.
Fostering a stable and transparent economic climate for foreign investment – partly through the abandonment of India's controversial retrospective taxation policies – has been identified as a key area for reform by the Modi administration. With several multi-million dollar tax disputes still in limbo, standardizing India's fiscal, tax, and policy regimes alongside the timely resolution of these disputes could deliver the business confidence needed to expedite the migration of manufacturing operations to India.
As Narendra Modi settles into office, foreign investors are increasingly optimistic that the BJP's rare parliamentary majority will provide respite from the coalition deadlock that has obstructed tangible policy reform for more than three decades. If the BJP's promised labor and foreign investment reforms come to fruition, the meteoric growth of India's domestic market, combined with US$1 trillion in planned infrastructure investment and an ambitious National Manufacturing Policy (NMP), is set to reap significant dividends for the manufacturing sector as early as later this year.
Aiming to increase the sector's share of GDP to 25% by 2020, the NMP outlines a roadmap for streamlining investment and taxation policies while improving core infrastructure such as railways, roads, and ports. With growth in India's manufacturing sector outpacing China's in June and reaching its highest rate of expansion since February 2013, it is more than possible that India's rise has already commenced.


From the foundation, YONAR has been synonymous with engineering excellence. Innovation is perhaps the central feature of YONAR's engineering work. On a typical engineering project, novel and puzzling situations have a way of cropping up constantly. And the ability to respond creatively to these challenges—to innovate—can spell the difference between success and failure.


Peter Fairweather is a Chartered Engineer who owns and runs Engineering Software business, Datarota. He started the business in 1977 and it is thought to be one of the longest-serving technical software houses anywhere.
The company's specialism is the design and control of special-purpose machines. In 2001 they needed to convert a hand-drawn profile into a machine-cut component so they turned to Scan2CAD. Peter inputs the DXF file from Scan2CAD into their purpose built machine which cuts material by rotating it on a turntable while driving an ultrasonic knife on a radial axis.
The project was a great success and they are presently building the 26th machine that operates on the same principle, with many more leads in the pipeline. For a company that usually designs one-offs, this is a very good thing. Datarota has trusted Scan2CAD since 2001 and, although they only use a fraction of its power, they would not be able to do what they do without it. Their customers receive training in the basic Scan2CAD skills necessary to "clean" a hand-drawn profile and turning it into a usable DXF file.
Your cutting machine is very interesting. Is this effectively a bespoke CNC machine?
Yes, I guess it is. Custom and practice in this field involves the use of hand-held scissors cutting round a template which is stuck to the blank – a very slow process which is not good for RSI, so a CNC-type solution was bound to be welcomed.
It's great to hear that you're able to train your clients the basic processes. The 'cleaning' of a drawing is a necessary (but sometimes monotonous) task isn't it? As someone who has been an engineer for some years do the modern-day cleaning tools that Scan2CAD offer save time compared to those from years ago?
I have no experience of prior methods – Scan2CAD is my first and only experience of 'cleaning' profiles.
Can you tell me more about the characteristics of the ideal vector image you aim to create ready for cutting? Are there certain shapes or lines which are more troublesome than others?
The profiles usually arrive with our customers as hand-drawn shapes (as BMPs), usually approximately circular or elliptical, but rarely 'regular' and hence could not be characterised formulaically. Typically, the 'cleaning' process will be used to remove unwanted speckles and 'tails' and to bridge gaps. Sometimes it is necessary to remove an ID number that exists within the locus of the profile.
The biggest software challenge was the mathematics. Starting with a 'random' profile, the maths necessary to combine the turntable rotation with the ultrasonic knife vector (single axis) in order to achieve that profile is highly complex. High-precision servos are required for the motor and blade drives and there are other issues to address, such as modulating the rotational speed to sustain a fixed cutting speed regardless of the cutting radius. Some profiles are highly re-entrant and quick response is required too. Machine-wise, the key development areas were how to locate the blank product (which is a 'bag', only one face of which must be cut) and the deployment of ultrasonics to cope with cutting glue-surfaced products. The blanks are drawn from a stock of many hundreds of types – of varying size, thickness, material etc and the machine must cope with all of them.
As some tasks could potentially be repetitive, do you ever use Scan2CAD's batch conversion tool or the automation via command line?
The received profiles are inconsistently 'different'. I did trial the batch feature for a customer who had a backlog of '000s of templates. That way we could pre-process the removal of speckles etc but too many profiles needed 'special' treatment, so we abandoned it.
When teaching your clients the basics of Scan2CAD what has been the easiest thing for them to learn, what has been the hardest?
It's hard to say. I guess the easiest aspects are pre-scanning, scanning and de-speckling. The hardest is spotting and correcting the apparently-tiny details which totally compromise production. My software inspects the DXF produced by Scan2CAD and immediately lets them know if they need to have another go.
What do you think about Peter's use of Scan2CAD? Did anything surprise you or do you use different methods that you'd like to share? Additionally, if you'd like to be featured in a user interview please get in touch.


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Vivian Fantasy – Serial Experiments 1: Pink Witch
mikewaite22 March 15, 2017 July 25, 2018 ambient music, experimental music, psychedelic music
After the dissolution of his band, Rem's Floating Chandelier, Danny Bozella shifted his focus to his ambient solo experiments as Chemists, a name that would eventually change to Vivian Fantasy. The project developed while Danny was attending VCU in Richmond, Virginia, studying music and sociology while quietly crafting his first album, Slow House Virtual, late at night in the school library.
Vivian Fantasy has plenty of unreleased material, which he plans to share in four volumes called the 'Serial Experiments.' The first volume, Serial Experiments 1: Pink Witch, is out now, and for what is technically a lo-fi compilation of tracks that weren't meant to make an album, Pink Witch is cohesive, inviting, and memorable. "Pink Witch" sounds like Deerhunter and Broadcast throwing a psychedelic tea party, while "Orchids" has more of a celebratory feel. While he's certainly trying on different styles with each track, he makes sure to blur the lines and bring something unique to each of them. Pink Witch is available as a free download, grab it here.
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Polar Bear Administrative Committee (PBAC)
Polar Bear Technical Committee (PBTC)
Polar Bears in Canada
Canada's Polar Bear Subpopulations
General Biology/Ecology
Provincial and Territorial
Nunavut Land Claims Agreement
Nunavut Wildlife Act
Ontario Endangered Species Act
Species at Risk Act
Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC)
Wild Animal and Plant Protection and Regulation of International and Interprovincial Trade Act (WAPPRIITA)
1973 Agreement on the Conservation of Polar Bears
Circumpolar Action Plan for Polar Bears
Range States Meeting of the Parties
Polar Bear Management in Canada
The Northwest Territories
Total Allowable Harvest/ Total Allowable Take
Flexible Quota System
Sex-Selective Harvesting
Subsistence Harvest
Sport Hunting in Canada
Fur sales and Interprovincial / International Trade
Enforcing Harvest Regulation Compliance
Population Inventories
What are Population Inventories?
Physical mark-recapture
Genetic mark-recapture
Distance Sampling (Aerial Surveys)
Polar Bear Harvest Monitoring
Government of Nunavut
Inuit do not hunt solely for international commercial trade, but they do benefit from it. Hunting is not a hobby or a luxury; for many it is a necessity. Inuit have relied on species like caribou, ringed seal, and polar bear as sources of sustenance for millennia. Even in today's revenue-based economy, people still depend on hunting as an essential, relatively low cost alternative to store-bought items, and a much-needed source of revenue.
In addition to subsistence hunting, Nunavut and the Northwest Territories also have some guided hunts. The revenue generated through annual guided hunts in Nunavut before polar bears were listed in 2008 under the United States Endangered Species Act was about $1.5 - $2 million. As the annual number of sport hunts has continued to decrease, so too has the revenue. Today, roughly $700,000 is derived from polar bear sport hunts in Nunavut. The average sport hunter spends $25,000 to $30,000 on a polar bear hunt. The income derived from the hunt is divided amongst the Inuit guide who leads the hunt and his team, the owner of the dog team which is used for the hunt, and the individual who cleans the hide. It is important to note that a bear killed during a guided hunt is removed from the quota and the meat is distributed within the community.
This income, or the income generated from selling a polar bear hide, is often reinvested into hunting equipment and supplies, such as gas, snowmobile repairs, and a host of other necessities that enable Inuit to continue their subsistence hunting. The cost of a single sport-hunt can help finance a Nunavut family's yearly expenses, including food, clothing and utilities. Thus, while polar bears are essential to the social and cultural fabric of Nunavut communities, they also represent an indispensable source of income in an area of Canada where there are few lasting economic alternatives.
Eliminating the market for sport hunts and trade in polar bear hides would effectively remove revenue from an area of Canada that needs it the most – but it will not change the way polar bears are managed, and will not change the number of bears that are harvested by Inuit.
Department of Environment
P.O. Box 1000, Stn. 1320
Email: environment@gov.nu.ca
PBAC Secretariat
Email: ec.secretariatcaob-pbacsecretariat.ec@canada.ca


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CAN REAL MADRID BREAK THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE HOODOO?- Abdulmueez Alao
Brila 0 May 2, 2017 9:35 am
Last seasons UEFA champions league winners, Real Madrid will be looking forward to breaking the hoodoo of the current champions of the competition not able to retain the title the following season.
The Los Blancos proved doubters wrong again by controversially defeating one of the favorites for the competition, Bayern Munich in the Quarter-finals and have now booked a place with Atletico Madrid in the Semi -finals.
Real Madrid are also on the right track in their quest to win the La liga this , season with three points ahead of second placed, Barcelona and also have a game in hand, will be trying to make sure they complete the double and assert themselves a true world champions.
But to win the Champions League and break this curse, they have to get past neighbors, Atletico Madrid who they have humbled twice in the final of the competition.
The only teams that have come close to winning the competition back to back were Ajax in 1996, Juventus in 1998 and Manchester United in 2009 having won it the previous year.
Also, if Real Madrid eventually make it through to the final, it is not sure they will retain the cup as they would either face Monaco or Juventus who have been on superb form this season domestically and on the international stage.
Monaco who are the highest scoring team in the top five leagues of Europe says a lot of what to expect from them. The likes of teenage sensation, Kylian Mbappe, Bernado Silva, Thomas Lemar have raised eyebrows over the few months for their scintillating form and goal scoring threat.
Juventus on the other hand have conceded only two goals since the start of the competition. The defensive partnership of Leonardo Bonnuci and Giorgino Chiellini have proved that attack wins you matches but defence wins you titles.
Real Madrid have a ton of work to do if they are to retain the Champions League and rewrite history.
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This chic Yves Saint Laurent White Leather Saharienne Shoulder Bag will be sure to turn heads. It features pale goldtone ring detailing on the front and the strap, and durable calfskin leather exterior. This bag was released under Tom Ford's creative direction of the YSL fashion house. The leather exterior and stylish ring detailing will definitely make a bold statement!
The exterior leather is clean and beautiful with minor signs of wear to the bottom corners and some minor wear at the opening edge. The leather handle has some creasing and the edges have light cracking. The goldtone hardware has hairline surface scratches. The interior lining is clean and in great condition.


There are still millions of netbooks all over the world.
Very handy and paid for.
Thank you for your efforts to continue 32 bit support as long as possible.
Well done. I find this a great alternative for Chrome for users who can't upgrade from XP and Vista or don't want to, because of various reasons. As for myself, I find NT 6.0's performance (both Vista and Server 2008) superior to 6.1's, especially with SP2 and some other updates like the platform one, which adds more Windows 7 functionality to Vista and makes it a great OS for everyday use.
What I would like to ask for though, is, could you add Aero Glass compatibility for Vista? As you probably remember, Chrome 40 was the last version that had separate XP and Vista code, thus Aero being used in Vista and Server 2008. Starting from version 41 and above, the code was aligned together and therefore Vista uses the XP theme for it.
Your work is still great even if what I said is not added, though it would be a nice addition and greatly appreciated if it is possible.
I have now finally switched from Chrome to SlimJet. Still using Windows XP. I also have Windows 7 but it's slower on my computer by all means. Please support these older OSes as long as you can.
What about security fixes? How often gets SlimJet patched against critical security bugs?
I have a well-oiled PC running Vista which functions as a family computer. My kids are comfortable with Chrome for school work, etc and glad SlimJet has a very similar feel. Please continue to support Vista as long as possible. And if the time comes when it will no longer be supported, please provide notice via the browser as Chrome has done (but hoping that day is a long way off). Thanks… love SlimJet!
BTW – this is a perfect time and opportunity to promote SlimJet to XP and Vista users.
Windows XP forever! I just switched back from Windows 10 and i think Slimjet is the right browser for this old awesome OS. Great Windows XP and great Slimjet.
Never abandon XP support, please.
I use Windows XP on all of my Hardware, which still support Windows XP.
It is a gratifying decision, that slimjet will further work on XP.
This is such a fantastic thing for me. I didn't get my own computer until after age 60, and am not real techy but do love the computer and internet services. I love the chrome and was so upset about what to do, since I will not be able to get a new computer for a few months and this one (toshiba) works so well with the windows Vista. God bless you all for helping me find a solution that is seeming easy for me to understand.
Thank you so much for the XP support. Please, please, please never discontinue it. Bless your soul.
Wersja Flash dla systemów 32 bitowych skończyła się na 20. Niepotrzebnie dodajecie nowego flasha 21 do instalek SlimJet Linux 32. Nie działa i tak, tylko wersja flash 20 obsługuje Linux. Nie trzeba go już aktualizowac pod Linux, jak możecie przywróccie w nastepnych wersjach flash 20 pod Linux.


Please note: the ticket office is not responsible for validating tickets that were not purchased through an authorized source.
The Ohio State Ticket Exchange is the only official resale marketplace for tickets to Ohio State Athletics events. When you buy tickets for select events on Ohio State Ticket Exchange, the barcodes on those tickets are electronically validated by Ticketmaster's exclusive barcode verification technology. The original ticket barcodes are canceled and new, unique tickets are reissued with your name on them. This process guarantees the authenticity of the tickets.
Sellers utilizing Ohio State Ticket Exchange experience many benefits. You receive a secure, no-hassle payment, you never have to deal with ticket delivery, and you protect other Ohio State fans from ticket fraud. Ohio State Ticket Exchange also offers comparable fees to other resale websites.
Ohio State Ticket Exchange is available for all ticketed sports, and provides fans with convenient access to purchase tickets for games and sections that otherwise may be sold out as well as gives ticket holders a place to post verified tickets for sale.
Tickets to all sports are barcoded and will be scanned for validity at the venue entrance. Any counterfeit, invalid, or altered tickets will not be allowed to enter the venue. The Ohio State Department of Athletics has the right to remove the possessor of counterfeit tickets from the venue, even if the invalid ticket wasn't discovered until after entering the facility. The Ohio State Athletics Ticket Office will confiscate all fraudulent tickets.
Due to the enormous interest in all of our athletic events, Ohio State Athletics encourages all fans to purchase tickets only through an authorized source.
It is imperative that ticket holders know the potential risks of posting pictures of their tickets online. The barcode is the most valuable piece of information on a ticket. Treat and protect the barcode, and other account information printed on the ticket, as you would your bank/credit card information. On your ticket, there is a unique barcode. If anyone acquires it, they can make duplicate tickets to use or sell that render your tickets worthless. Stop counterfeiters by following one simple rule when sharing pictures of your tickets online: Cover the Code.
Only Ticketmaster mobile-compatible tickets (generated by Ticketmaster and shown on a mobile device as a QR code, not a standard barcode) will be allowed to enter the venue on a mobile device. All regular-season ticketed events are mobile-enabled. To check availability for other events, log in to your My Ohio State Buckeyes Account.
Football tickets printed with "OSU ID REQUIRED" are sold to full-time Ohio State University students and faculty/staff members, respectively, at a discounted rate. Only Ohio State students, faculty, and staff members with their valid university ID card will be able to gain admission into Ohio Stadium on game day with these tickets. The aforementioned groups cannot resell their tickets on Ohio State Ticket Exchange without upgrading them to the full public price at the Ohio State Athletics Ticket Office first. Therefore, the general public does not have access to purchase discounted tickets through an authorized source.
For information on managing your tickets online, please review our Digital Ticketing Guide.
Fans that have questions or experience any ticket issues when entering Ohio Stadium on game day can visit the nearest Ticketing Services location (Gates 5, 13, 14, 38 or North Rotunda) for assistance. At all other athletic facilities, fans can visit the main ticket office at the venue for assistance.


This expression results from the application of the conduction equation across the wall components and the convection equation at the wall boundaries. Then, by noting that in steady state each expression for heat must be equal, we can write the expression for U, which contains both convection and conduction effects. The U factor is extremely useful to engineers and architects in a wide variety of applications.
UiAi = UoAo for cylindrical systems.
Finned Surfaces. Many heat-exchange surfaces experience inadequate heat transfer because of low heat-transfer coefficients between the surface and the adjacent fluid. A remedy for this is to add material to the surface. The added material in some cases resembles a fish "fin," thereby giving rise to the expression "a finned surface." The performance of fins and arrays of fins is an important item in the analysis of many heat-exchange devices. Figure I.5 shows some possible shapes for fins.


Is this for 1 treatment? Their website lists 3 treatments for $300 so is this the same 3 treatment package?
Hello SocialShoppers! Make your skin glow with this amazing and super effective treatment! IPL photorejuvenation treatment for full face at Euro Charm Skin Care and Body Clinic! Enjoy and please let us know if you have any questions.


This will be a fabulous way of getting into thread painting. This link is to a wonderful thread painted quilt and while you may not start off being quite so ambitious you will find thread painting fun. I often use thread painting to enhance panels and it makes such a difference, bringing a three-dimensional effect to the work.
Be quick as there are already quite a few on the waiting list for this class.


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Myatt Snider to Drive the No. 13 Tenda Ford F-150 This Weekend at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway
SANDUSKY, Ohio (June 20, 2019) – ThorSport Racing announces Myatt Snider will pilot the No. 13 Tenda Ford F-150 this weekend at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway (WWTR) near St. Louis, Missouri.
With one start at the track in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series, Snider started the 2018 event 14th, where he raced to a fourth-place finish. The 2018 Sunoco Racing Rookie of the Year, Snider amassed three top-five and eight top-10 finishes on his way to the honor that included 55 laps led.
"We had one of our best finishes of the year last season at Gateway, and I can't wait to see what we can do again this year with the No. 13 Tenda team and ThorSport Racing," noted Snider. "I'm really thankful for Duke and Rhonda Thorson to give me the chance to step back into the truck and compete this weekend. I'm pumped for the race, and to work with many of my guys from last year on the No. 13 Ford Performance team."
Snider has made two starts in 2019 recording a season-best finish, sixth, at Martinsville Speedway.
Televised action for the CarShield 200 presented by CK Power at WWTR will air Saturday, June 22, at 10 p.m. ET on FOX Sports 1 (FS1) / FOX Sports App. Additional coverage can be found via the Motor Racing Network (MRN) and SiriusXM Channel 90.
About Tenda Equine and Pet Care Products
Tenda Horse Products has been serving the performance horse industry for more than 45 years with a primary goal of developing and manufacturing products that promote and improve the overall health, soundness, performance and well-being of equine athletes. Tenda products include, state-of-the-art wound care treatments, equine nutritional supplements, leg and muscle care therapies, healing salves, hoof care preparations and topical remedies; along with shampoos, conditioners and grooming products for horses and dogs. Tenda products are in use at racetracks, show rings, training facilities and backyard barns across the country and around the world.
For more information, visit TendaHorse.com.
About ThorSport Racing
Entering its 24th season of competition, ThorSport Racing, based in Sandusky, Ohio, is the longest-tenured NASCAR Camping World Truck Series team, competing in the series since 1996.
For more information, visit ThorSport.com.


IGOR TKACHENKO is an award-winning composer, pianist, and producer; recipient of many awards, including Best Music Award and Audience Prize at the International Internet Film Festival (FIFI) in France. As a virtuoso pianist, he has performed in major concert halls and festivals throughout Europe and the US, including Carnegie Hall, the Berlin and St. Petersburg Philharmonics, the Helsinki National Opera, and many others. Tkachenko's musical interests encompass many genres from medieval music, to traditional music from around the world, to the latest advances in electronic music.
He has produced and recorded over a dozen music CDs as featured artist and band leader. Mr. Tkachenko has composed works for film, theater, chamber groups, soloists, dance companies, and has received numerous commissions. In the last 5 years Mr. Tkachenko has also produced the Interactive Classics series of award-winning musical computer games for children (www.InteractiveClassics.com).


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Q: Ubuntu 20.04 freezes when I run Firefox I am facing Ubuntu 20.04 long freeze issue when I am trying to use Firefox.
Firefox opens fine the first time, but it could freeze if I try to open a new window or may be try to check on about firefox window.
The steps I have taken are:
Update Ubuntu to the latest software; problem still exists
Uninstall Ubuntu Firefox install and install direct from Mozilla; problem still exists.
When running Firefox from command line, I see the following message:
hko@e64ubuntu:~/Downloads/firefox/firefox-99.0.1/firefox$ ./firefox &
[1] 2153
hko@e64ubuntu:~/Downloads/firefox/firefox-99.0.1/firefox$
ATTENTION: default value of option mesa_glthread overridden by environment.
ATTENTION: default value of option mesa_glthread overridden by environment.
ATTENTION: default value of option mesa_glthread overridden by environment.
ATTENTION: default value of option mesa_glthread overridden by environment.
 **[GFX1-]: wr_renderer_render: OutOfMemory
   [GFX1-]: Fallback WR to SW-WR**

I have already tried Ubuntu original (deb or snap) install and had issues. I don't see the issue if I use nomodeset during the boot. However the graphics are dull and choppy with nomodeset.
How can I fix this?

A: Firefox Settings > Performance

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*Use recommended performance settings

*Use Hardware acceleration

Turn these off.

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A method and apparatus non-invasively monitor plasma constituent levels. A localized, modified sweating response is induced providing a sweat secretion for analysis of the plasma constituents.
The present invention relates generally to the non-invasive monitoring of plasma glucose levels by inducing localized sweating which produces a glucose-containing sweat sample.
The monitoring of plasma glucose levels in patients is of major importance in the field of medicine in terms of diagnosis, health maintenance, and management of disease. Typically, plasma constituents, such as glucose, are monitored by removing a blood sample from the patient and analyzing the blood sample. This involves an invasive procedure, such as finger pricking or entering a vein with a syringe to remove the blood. These invasive procedures can be painful and inconvenient, especially for a self-testing patient.
Non-invasive technology is employed in a number of medical contexts. Medical iontophoresis is a procedure whereby electric current is employed to transdermally mobilize ionic medicaments. Pharmacologic agents can thereby be introduced into the patient, without invasion of the patient. Non-invasive technology is also employed in the diagnosis of certain disease states. For example, it is well known that the sweat of a patient suffering from cystic fibrosis contains elevated levels of chloride. Medical iontophoresis is employed to pharmacologically stimulate a sweating response using a test patch containing a sweat-inducing agent. The test patch collects the sweat and is then used to provide sweat for analysis of the chloride level in the sweat sample. This technique is described in detail in the Lattin et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,457,748. Thus, the nonsweating through iontophoresis allows for the diagnosis of cystic fibrosis through the analysis of the chloride level in a sweat sample.
However, there is presently no technology available for the non-invasive monitoring of plasma constituents, such as glucose. Eccrine sweat contains many compounds of interest, but there is typically no glucose present in a sample of eccrine sweat on the skin surface. Although glucose may present in the secretory coil of the eccrine sweat gland in equilibrium with plasma glucose levels, that glucose is depleted as the sweat moves to the skin surface.
Therefore, there is a continuing need for improved non-invasive technologies for monitoring important constituents present in the plasma of a patient.
The present invention is a method and apparatus for non-invasively monitoring plasma constituent levels. A localized sweating response is induced. The sweat is then analyzed for the constituent.
In one preferred embodiment of the present invention, the sweat is pharmacologically modified to contain the constituent (e.g. glucose). The sweat then is collected and the glucose concentration is simultaneously measured.
Also, in a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the localized sweating response is induced via the heating of a localized area of the skin. Alternatively, the localized sweating response can be induced pharmacologically and non-invasively.
FIG. 1 is a drawing of the glucose monitor of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a bottom view of a skin patch.
FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the skin patch taken along lines 3--3 in FIG. 2.
FIG. 4 is a bottom view of another preferred embodiment of a skin patch.
FIG. 5 is a sectional view of the skin patch taken along line 5--5 in FIG. 4.
FIG. 6 is a drawing of a second embodiment of the glucose monitor of the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a bottom view of the glucose monitor shown in FIG. 6.
FIG. 8 is an exploded side view of the glucose monitor shown in FIG. 6.
FIG. 1 is a drawing of monitor 10. Although the present invention is suitable for monitoring any number of sweat constituents, for simplicity's sake, it will be described primarily in the context of a glucose monitor. Glucose monitor 10 is comprised of supply 12 (which includes start button 13), strap 14, conductors 16 and 18 and skin patch 20. Strap 14 is attached to supply 12. Glucose monitor 10 is shown attached to a human wrist 22 via strap 14. Skin patch 20 is provided with a pharmacologic solution which, when transdermally introduced into wrist 22, stimulates the secretion mechanism in the eccrine sweat gland. The pharmacological solution also contains a sweat modifying agent which modifies the sweat secretion process so that sweat appearing at the surface of the skin contains glucose in a quantity at equilibrium with that contained in plasma.
When skin patch 20 is brought into contact with wrist 22, an operator presses start button 13. When start button 13 is pressed, supply 12 supplies an electric current to skin patch 20 through conductors 16 and 18. Applying a direct current to skin patch 20 causes the pharmacologic solution to be transdermally introduced into wrist 22. The technique of non-invasively transdermally introducing chemicals into the body through application of a direct current is well known in the art and is referred to as iontophoresis.
Once introduced, the pharmacologic solution stimulates sweat in the eccrine sweat gland and preserves glucose levels in the secretion as the secretion moves to the skin surface through the lumen of the gland. Once the sweat reaches the skin surface, skin patch 20 is removed and the sweat is collected and analyzed for glucose level.
FIG. 2 is a bottom view of skin patch 20. Skin patch 20 includes separator 24 for separating the pharmacologic solutions and electrodes 26 and 28. Electrodes 26 and 28 are covered with patches 30 and 32 containing pharmacologic solutions. Therefore, electrodes 26 and 28 are shown in phantom in FIG. 2. Electrodes 26 and 28 are also connected to supply 12 via conductors 16 and 18 shown in FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is a sectional view of skin patch 20 taken along line 3--3 of FIG. 2. Pharmacologic gel 34 is applied to strip 30 and pharmacologic gel 36 is applied to strip 32. Gel 34 is the iontophoretic gel which is transdermally introduced into wrist 22. Gel 36 is a reference gel such as a salt solution or potassium sulphate.
When iontophoresis is used to transdermally introduce gel 34, gel 34 contains a cholinergic agent such as pilocarpine for stimulating the secretion mechanism in the eccrine sweat gland. Gel 34 also contains agents which, when transdermally introduced, modify the sweat gland secretion mechanism so that the secretion appearing at the surface of the skin contains glucose which is preserved in the sweat at levels in equilibrium with (or in a known relationship to) those found in plasma.
Glucose is thought to be the energy source for a secreting eccrine sweat gland. Therefore, as the sweat gland pumps sweat to the skin surface, it removes the glucose from the sweat and uses it as an energy source. Hence, it is necessary to provide the eccrine sweat gland with an exogenous source of energy to preserve the glucose secreted by the sweat gland. An example of such a compound is glucose-6-phosphate Therefore, glucose-6-phosphate, in one preferred embodiment, is used as the energy supplier in pharmacologic gel 34.
Glucose is also thought to be reabsorbed along duct cells of the eccrine sweat gland as it moves toward the skin surface. Therefore, the use of a glucose transport inhibitor in gel 34 preserves the glucose levels in the sweat gland secretion as it moves through the lumen in the gland tubule. In one preferred embodiment, the glucose transport inhibitor used in gel 34 is phlorizin.
It should also be noted that if the desired constituent to be monitored is something other than glucose (for example, sodium) a substitute agent may be required for glucose-6-phosphate and phlorizin in gel 34. For instance, as the eccrine sweat gland pumps sodium out of cytoplasm and into the secretory coil, an ultrafiltrate secretion results which is a plasma-like isotonic fluid. As this fluid moves along the lumen of the sweat gland tubule, sodium transport proteins pump sodium out of the lumen and back into the interstitial space. Hence, a sodium transport inhibitor would be added to gel 34 to block the re-uptake of sodium into the interstitial fluid. This preserves the isotonicity of the sweat appearing at the skin surface. One example of such a sodium transport inhibitor is ouabain.
An example of gel 34 used in monitoring glucose is a gel containing 1% by weight pilocarpine, glucose-6-phosphate at 1 millimolar concentration and phlorizin at 0.1% by weight. If sodium is to be monitored, gel 34, in one preferred embodiment, contains 1% by weight pilocarpine and 0.1% by weight ouabain.
Once gel 34 is transdermally introduced into wrist 22 by using iontophoresis, a localized sweating response is induced in the area under skin patch 20. The secretion provided is modified by the agents described above so that the glucose levels reflect those found in plasma. The sweat can then be collected and analyzed to determine glucose levels.
FIG. 4 is another preferred embodiment of a skin patch for producing a modified sweating response. FIG. 4 is a bottom view of skin patch 38. Skin patch 38 includes an adhesive boundary 40 as well as a collector pad 42 which is shown with a skin penetration compound 44 applied to it. Skin penetration compound 44 includes all of the agents included in iontophoretic gel 34. However, skin penetration compound 44 (gel 44) is not transdermally introduced into wrist 22 through iontophoresis. Rather, skin penetration enhancers are added to gel 44 so that it is transdermally introduced into wrist 22 without any electric current being applied. One preferred skin penetration enhancer is dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO). DMSO is added at approximately 50% by volume to gel 34 to produce gel 44.
Also, as skin penetration compound 44 is transdermally introduced into wrist 22, and as sweat is stimulated and brought to the skin surface under skin patch 38, collector pad 42 absorbs the sweat appearing at the skin surface. After a desired time interval, collector pad 42 is simply removed from substrate 46 and analyzed to determine glucose levels.
FIG. 6 is a preferred embodiment of integral glucose monitor 50 which both induces localized sweating and analyzes the sweat sample produced. Integral glucose monitor 50 includes strap 52, electronic unit 54, display 56 and start button 58. FIG. 7 shows a bottom view of glucose monitor 50. FIG. 7 shows that electronic unit 54 is provided with skin patch 60 which is substantially identical to skin patch 20 shown in FIGS. 1-3. The only difference between skin patch 20 and skin patch 60 is that skin patch 60 is provided with glucose monitoring electrode 62.
FIG. 8 is an exploded side view of glucose monitor 50. Electronic unit 54 and skin patch 60 are provided with electric snap connectors 64, 64A, 66, 66A, 68 and 68A. Electric snap connectors 64 and 64A provide an electrical connection between electronic unit 54 and stimulating electrode 26. Therefore, connectors 64 and 64A effectively take the place of conductor 16 in the embodiment shown in FIG. 1.
Similarly, electric snap connectors 68 and 68A provide an electrical connection between electronic unit 54 and reference electrode 28. Hence, connectors 68 and 68A effectively function the same as conductor 18 in FIG. 1.
As in the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, when the operator depresses start button 58, the active components of gel 34 are transdermally introduced into wrist 22 through iontophoresis. As gel 34 is transdermally introduced and stimulates the sweating mechanism in the localized area under skin patch 60, and as the induced, modified secretion reaches the skin surface, it comes into contact with glucose measuring electrode 62. Glucose measuring electrode 62, can be any device which produces a measurable response which varies with the concentration of glucose it is exposed to. Hence, glucose measuring electrode 62 produces a glucose signal representative of the concentration of glucose present in the sweat at the skin surface and provides that signal to electronic unit 54 via connectors 66 and 66A. Electronic unit 54 receives the glucose signal, determines the glucose level and displays the glucose level at display 56 (shown in FIG. 6).
It should be noted that the technique of using pilocarpine to induce a sweating response could be replaced with a technique of using a localized heater to induce a localized sweating response or with any other suitable sweat-inducing technique.
The method and apparatus of the present invention non-invasively stimulates the sweating mechanism in the eccrine sweat gland in a localized area and produces a discrete sample of sweat at the skin surface. The sweating mechanism in the localized area is pharmacologically modified so that glucose or sodium or other desired constituent levels are maintained in the sweat at a level in equilibrium with that at which they are found in plasma.
Where glucose is the constituent being monitored, an agent is introduced, simultaneously with the inducement of the sweating response, which blocks glucose reabsorption from the sweat. Other agents are also introduced which supply energy for the secreting sweat gland. This produces a sample of sweat at the skin surface in the localized area which contains analytically significant glucose levels. The sweat is then analyzed immediately upon its appearance at the skin surface or collected and analyzed at a later time.
It should be noted that this invention may be used for non-invasively monitoring the levels of any clinically important plasma constituent such as sodium. The present invention produces a collectable sample of sweat at the skin surface which contains constituents in equilibrium with their plasma counterparts. This technique does not involve invasion of the body and provides a clear analytic sample which may be completely aviral.
monitoring a characteristic of the constituent in the sample.
2. The method of claim 1 wherein non-invasively inducing a localized sweating response includes heating a localized area of skin.
3. The method of claim 1 wherein non-invasively inducing a localized sweating response includes mobilizing a first pharmacologic agent transdermally via medical iontophoresis.
4. The method of claim 3 wherein the first pharmacologic agent is a cholinergic agent.
5. The method of claim 1 wherein the constituent is glucose.
non-invasively introducing a pharmacologic agent which blocks glucose reabsorption from sweat.
non-invasively introducing a pharmacologic agent which provides an energy supply for secreting sweat glands.
8. The method of claim 7 wherein the pharmacologic agent which blocks glucose reabsorption includes phlorizin and the pharmacologic agent which provides an energy supply includes glucose-6-phosphate.
determining a plasma glucose level based upon the glucose contained in the sample.
10. The method of claim 9 wherein non-invasively inducing a localized sweating response includes heating a localized area of the skin.
11. The method of claim 9 wherein non-invasively inducing a localized sweating response includes mobilizing a third pharmacologic agent transdermally via medical iontophoresis.
12. The method of claim wherein the third pharmacologic agent is a cholinergic agent.
13. The method of claim 9 and wherein non-invasively introducing the first and second pharmacologic agents includes transdermally mobilizing the agents via medical iontophoresis.
14. The method of claim 9 and wherein the first agent which blocks glucose reabsorption includes phlorizin.
15. The method of claim 9 and wherein the second agent which provides an energy supply includes glucose-6-phosphate.
measuring concentration of the constituent in a sample of sweat secreted in the localized area.
17. The method of claim 16 wherein stimulating sweat secretion comprises heating a localized area of the skin.
18. The method of claim 16 wherein stimulating sweat secretion comprises introducing transdermally a first pharmacologic agent which induces a localized sweating response.
19. The method of claim 18 wherein the first pharmacologic agent includes pilocarpine.
20. The method of claim 16 wherein modifying sweat gland secretion comprises introducing transdermally a second pharmacologic agent which blocks glucose reabsorption from sweat.
21. The method of claim 20 wherein the constituent is glucose.
22. The method of claim 20 wherein the second pharmacologic agent includes phlorizin.
23. The method of claim 20 wherein introducing an agent further comprises introducing transdermally a third pharmacologic agent which provides an energy supply for secreting sweat glands.
24. The method of claim 23 wherein the third pharmacologic agent includes glucose-6-phosphate.
measuring concentration of the constituent in the sample collected.
a monitor for monitoring a characteristic of the constituent in the sample.
a heater for heating a localized area of skin.
a mobilizer for mobilizing a first pharmacologic agent transdermally via medical iontophoresis.
29. The apparatus of claim 28 wherein the first pharmacologic agent is a cholinergic agent.
30. The apparatus of claim 26 wherein the constituent is glucose.
a first introducer for non-invasively introducing a second pharmacologic agent which blocks glucose reabsorption from sweat.
a second introducer for non-invasively introducing a third pharmacologic agent which provides an energy supply for secreting sweat glands.
phlorizin and the third pharmacologic agent comprises glucose-6-phosphate.
an inducer for non-invasively inducing a localized sweating response, introducing a first pharmacologic agent non-invasively which blocks glucose reabsorption by the sweat gland, and for introducing a second pharmacologic agent non-invasively which provides an energy supply for the secreting sweat gland.
a collector for collecting a discrete sample of pharmacologically-modified sweat, containing glucose, at the surface of the skin.
a glucose level determining device for determining a plasma glucose level based upon the glucose combined in the sample.
37. The apparatus of claim 34 wherein the inducer comprises a heater for heating a localized area of the skin.
a mobilizer for mobilizing a third pharmacologic agent transdermally via medical iontophoresis.
39. The apparatus of claim 38 wherein the third pharmacologic agent is a cholinergic agent.
40. The apparatus of claim 34 wherein the first and second pharmacologic agents are introduced by transdermally mobilizing the agent via medical iontophoresis.
41. The apparatus of claim 34 wherein the first agent which blocks glucose reabsorption includes phlorizin.
42. The apparatus of claim 34 wherein the second pharmacologic agent which provides an energy supply includes glucose-6-phosphate.
a modifier for modifying sweat gland secretion in the localized area so that a concentration of the constituent in sweat secreted in the localized area has a known relationship to the concentration of the constituent in the plasma.
a measurement device for measuring concentration of the constituent in a sample of sweat secreted in the localized area.
a measuring device for measuring concentration of the constituent in the sample collected.
a heater for heating a localized area of the skin.
a transdermal introducer for transdermally introducing a fist pharmacologic agent which induces a localized sweating response.
48. The apparatus of claim 47 wherein the first pharmacologic agent includes pilocarpine.
a transdermal introducer for transdermally introducing a second pharmacologic agent which blocks glucose reabsorption from sweat.
50. The apparatus of claim 49 wherein the constituent is glucose.
51. The apparatus of claim 48 wherein the second pharmacologic agent includes phlorizin.
52. The apparatus of claim 49 wherein the transdermal introducer comprises a second transdermal introducer for introducing transdermally a third pharmacologic agent which provides an energy supply for secreting sweat glands.
53. The apparatus of claim 51 wherein the third pharmacologic agent includes glucose-6-phosphate.
ES2349841A1 (en) * 2009-05-11 2011-01-11 Consejo Superior De Investigaciones Cientificas (Csic) Device Noninvasive pair metabolite detection in sweat.
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This list includes recipients of the Medal of Independence with Red-Green Ribbon (Kırmızı-Yeşil şeritli İstiklal madalyası or Kırmızı-Yeşil kurdeleli İstiklal madalyası ) of Turkey.

With the direction dated October 23, 1923, the Medal of Independence with Red-Green Ribbon was given to following MPs of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey:
 Kılıç Ali Bey (Kılıç) (Gaziantep),
 Ali Saip Bey (Ursavaş) (Urfa),
 Mehmet Rıza Bey (Silsüpür) (Kırşehir, but he was arrested and later executed by hanging on 11 January 1926. He couldn't participate in the ceremony that was held on 23 March 1925.)

With the direction dated November 21, 1923, the Medal of Independence with Red-Green Ribbon was given to following MP's:

1. Gazi Mustafa Kemal Pasha (Atatürk) (Müşir) (Ankara)
2. Fevzi Pasha (Çakmak) (Müşir) (Kozan)
3. Kâzım Karabekir Pasha (Ferik) (Edirne)
4. Ali Fuat Pasha (Cebesoy) (Mirliva) (Ankara)
5. Fahrettin Pasha (Altay) (Mirliva) (Mersin)
6. İsmet Pasha (İnönü) (Mirliva) (Edirne)
7. Refet Pasha (Bele) (Mirliva) (Izmir)
8. Kâzım Pasha (Özalp) (Mirliva) (Karesi)
9. "Kel" Ali Bey (Çetinkaya) (Kara Hisar-ı Sâhib)
10. Hüseyin Avni Bey/Pasha (Zaimler) (Saruhan)
11. Hüsrev Bey (Gerede) (Trabzon)
12. Cavit Bey/Pasha (Erdel) (Kars)
13. Cafer Tayyar Pasha (Eğilmez) (Edirne)
14. Hacı Şükrü Bey (Aydındağ) (Diyâr-i Bekir)
15. Mehmet Esat Efendi (İleri) (Aydın)
16. Memduh Necdet Bey (Erberk) (Kara Hisâr-ı Şarkî)
17. Ömer Lütfi Bey (Argeşo) (Kara Hisar-ı Sâhib)
18. "Çolak" Selâhattin Bey (Köseoğlu) (Mersin)
19. Mahmut Celâlettin Bey (Bayar) (Saruhan)
20. Mustafa Necati Bey (Uğural) (Saruhan)
21. Mehmet Reşat Bey (Kayalı) (Saruhan)
22. Mehmet Vehbi Bey (Bolak) (Karesi)
23. Hamdi Bey (Aksoy) (Ertuğrul)
24. Hüseyin Bey (Gökçelik) (Elâziz)
25. Rıza Bey (Kotan) (Muş)

Until April 20, 1925, the Medal of Independence with Red-Green Ribbon was given to following MP's:

 Mehmet Necati Bey (Memişoğlu) (Lâzistan)
 Mehmet Atıf Bey (Tüzün) (Kayseri)
 Süleyman Sırrı Bey (İçöz) (Yozgat)
 Hafız İbrahim Efendi (Demiralay) (Isparta)
 İsmail Şükrü Efendi (Çelikalay) (Kara Hisar-ı Sâhib)
 Hacim Muhittin Bey (Çarıklı) (Karesi)
 Cevat Abbas Bey (Gürer) (Bolu)
 Mehmet Fuat Bey (Carım) (İzmit)
 Recep Seven (Samsun)
 Hafız Mehmet Efendi (Şahin) (Gaziantep)
 Mehmet Yasin Bey (Kutluğ) (Gaziantep)
 Ragıp Bey (Yoğun) (Gaziantep)
 Hacı Bedir Ağa (Fırat) (Malatya)
 Arslan Bey (Toğuz) (Maraş)
 Zamir Bey (Damar Arıkoğlu) (Adana)
 Fuat (Umay) (Bolu)
 Tunalı Hilmi Bey (Bolu)
 Emin Bey (Sazak) (Eskişehir)
 Münir Hüsrev Bey (Erzurum)
 Mehmet Şükrü Bey (Gülez) (Bolu)
 Mehmet Salih Efendi (Yeşiloğlu) (Bolu)

After April 20, 1925, the Medal of Independence with Green Ribbon of following MPs who proved their front services, were changed into Medal of Independence with Red-Green Ribbon :

 Esat Bey (Özoğuz) (Lâzistan)
 İsmail Safa Bey (Özler) (Mersin)
 Muhtar Fikri Bey (Gücüm) (Mersin)
 Mahmut Esat Bey (Bozkurt) (İzmir)
 Emin Bey (Erkul) (Bursa)
 Haydar Hilmi Bey (Vaner) (Van)
 Zeynelabidin (Abidin) Bey (Atak) (Lâzistan)
 Mehmet Tevfik Bey (Kütükbaşı) (Erzincan),
 Mehmet Faik Bey (Kaltakkıran) (Edirne)
 'Yenibahçeli' Ahmet Şükrü Bey (Oğuz) (Istanbul)
 Mazhar Bey (German) (Aydın)
 Eşref Bey (Akman) (Adana)
 Abdülgafur Efendi (Iştın) (Karesi)
 Sabit Bey (Gözügeçgel) (Kayseri)
 Hüseyin Hüsnü Bey (Özdamar) (Isparta)
 Rıza Nur Bey (Sinop)
 Hasan Fehmi (Ataç) (Gümüşhane)
 Yusuf Kemal Bey (Tengirşenk) (Kastamonu)
 İbrahim Süreyya Bey (Yiğit) (Saruhan)
 Zülfi Bey (Tiğrel) (Diyâr-i Bekir)
 Mehmet Rasim Bey (Başara) (Sivas)
 Ali Rıza Bey (Bebe) (Istanbul),
 Mustafa Vasfi Bey (Süsoy) (Tokat)
 Aziz Feyzi Pirinççizade (Pirinççioğlu) (Diyarbakır)

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February 2, 2017 – In 2016, the Polish Mint celebrated the 250th anniversary of its foundation. After King Stanislaus Poniatowski decided to establish a mint in Warsaw in 1766, the Polish Mint, however, was not permanently in operation. Its work was interrupted at regular intervals by the various foreign powers that controlled Poland. In 1868, for example, the Russian Tsar closed the Polish Mint and had the equipment moved to the Mint of St Petersburg. And during their retreat in 1944, the Germans blew up the Mint, thus terminating coin production, which was only resumed under Communist control.
Today the Mint of Poland Mennica Polska is housed in a modern building. Photo: Alina Zienowicz / CC BY-SA 3.0
There are probably only few nations in which the mint is so closely connected with national independence as in Poland. Therefore, it was self-evident that, after the founding of the third Polish Republic in 1989, a new Mint, with state-of-the-art technology, should be constructed. But even before the new building was officially inaugurated on 26 September 1994, the Polish government converted the Mint into a stock corporation, effective 1 April 1994, whose shares were initially fully owned by the Treasury.
This allowed the Polish Mint to operate as a self-responsible profit centre. Already in the very first years of its existence, it achieved several successes. In 1995, it issued the first Polish bullion coin and, in 1996, produced blanks for Lithuania as well as a new coin series for Ukraine. Bet the order for the production of Polish coins does not necessarily go to the Mint. Instead, it is an international competition.
On 6 February 1998, permission was granted to trade the shares of the Polish Mint on the Stock Exchange. On 7 April 1998, the shares were quoted for the first time. Since then, the shares in the Polish Mint have been freely tradable and highly popular.
After all, in its home country the Mennica Polska is a model for the successful privatisation of a formerly state-owned enterprise. It was elected Company of the Year in 2006 and Company of the Past 20 Years in 2010 by the Polish Business Club Association. In 2013, Forbes listed the Polish Mint as one of the world's most dynamic public companies.
Today the majority of shares is held by Polish entrepreneur Zbigniew Jakubas. The state itself holds no longer any shares in the previously state-owned company.
More information about the Mint of Poland is to be found at its website.
Especially the recent history is well documented in the section about the history of the Polish Mint.
For those who think about investing in the Polish Mint, there is a lot of information about the yearly outcome.
Investor Zbigniew Jakuba is Chairman of the Polish Mint's Supervisory Board.
Please find an interview with the head of the Polish Mint, Grzegorz Zambrzycki, about the advantages of a privately owned mint. Ross MacDiarmid from the Royal Australian Mint is talking about the advantages of a state owned mint in this article.
This article was first published in Mint News Quarterly 03 / 2016. Mint News Quarterly is issued by Currency News in association with Monea. Editor is Ursula Kampmann.


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Hamilton's $10 legacy is secure thanks (in part) to Broadway
By Caitlin Huston
Published: Mar 16, 2016 1:33 p.m. ET
"Hamilton" musical creator says fans will be "very happy"
Lin-Manuel Miranda, center, performs with the cast of "Hamilton" at the White House.
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Washington has met its match in musical theater.
Alexander Hamilton will continue to be "honored" on the $10 bill, partly thanks to Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of the hit Broadway musical "Hamilton." In addition to freestyle rapping with President Obama in the Rose Garden and performing with the cast at the White House, Miranda met with Secretary Treasury Jack Lew this week to discuss Hamilton's legacy.
I talked to @USTreasury about this on Monday. Sec. Lew told me "you're going to be very happy." #wegetthejobdone https://t.co/ZkLFuSmz8M
— Lin-Manuel Miranda (@Lin_Manuel) March 16, 2016
Just what "happy" means is unclear. The Treasury Department said nine months ago that it would keep Hamilton's image on the $10 bill as part of a redesign that would feature a woman, and that one of the options could include producing two bills. The new bills are to be in circulation starting in 2020.
Lew gave Miranda a tour of Hamilton's portraits and possessions at the Treasury Department on Monday and thanked Miranda for creating the musical. "Secretary Lew also reiterated his commitment to continue to honor Alexander Hamilton on the 10 dollar bill," a Treasury spokesperson said, but offered no details.
The Treasury Department's June announcement had been met with uproar from fans of the musical as well as those who wanted to see Andrew Jackson displaced from the $20 instead.
Hamilton, who served in the Revolutionary War under George Washington, opposed slavery, was one of the authors of the Federalist Papers that argued in favor of a stronger central government, and became the country's first treasury secretary and set up the U.S. banking system when Washington became president.
Jackson, the seventh U.S. president, was a slave owner and is criticized, among other things, for forcibly removing Indians from their tribal lands through the Indian Removal Act and what became known as the Trail of Tears, which sent tribes in the southeastern U.S. to "Indian territory" in what is now Oklahoma.
See also: The best #HAM4SOTU tweets from the State of the Union
But what Hamilton staying put could mean for Jackson — who has his own Broadway musical, called "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" — is unclear.
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Still, Americans will continue to be able to gaze into the face of the first U.S. Treasury secretary as they count out the stacks of $10s needed to get into "the room where it happens" — the show itself, where tickets can run into the hundreds of dollars.
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So give your regards to Broadway, America.
Caitlin Huston
Caitlin Huston is a MarketWatch reporter based in New York. She covers startups and small business. You can follow her on Twitter @hustonca.