IDG published a new TOP 200 report, featuring largest achievements of leading IT companies. We are proud to be rated among the top 15-u fastest-growing IT companies in Poland, and in terms of Atende Software's profit, we are ranked in the Top 20. For the third year in a row, we are rated among the best and largest companies in Poland in terms of revenue. This year, we have moved up by 60 places to 167th place.
We are pleased to inform you that on the 24th of July 2013 the company ATM Software Sp. z o.o. changed its name to Atende Software Sp. z o.o. We have decided to rename the company to match Atende S.A., the Capital Group's parent company.
Atende Software Sp. z o.o. retains the same tax identification number (NIP), the same company ID (REGON) and National Court Register number (KRS), and the same bank account numbers as the company previously operating under the name ATM Software Sp. z o.o. All contact details also remain valid.
We will continue to use our expertise to support your current and future business ventures. For more information, please visit our website: www.atendesoftware.pl.
The ATM Software President of the Board gave a lecture: "Strategy for growth through innovation" at the BREAD 2013 conference in Kazimierz Dolny. His presentation was very well received. After delivering his talk President Pisarczyk spent time talking to conference participants.
ATM Software has received the title of: Gepard Biznesu 2012 Informatyki (IT Business Cheetah 2012), awarded by the magazine for entrepreneurs "Europejska Firma".
More than 60,000 companies were shortlisted. More than 3,500 companies were included in the ranking. ATM Software has been ranked 144th, which is as outstanding achievement given the fact we employ 50 people. We make sure our results are better and better every year, which others apparently see and appreciate. We work hard to be successful, and we owe our success to our employees. Thank you. Keep up the good work and please put in even more effort.
On 13-17 May 2013, ATM Software provided live streaming of the 8th International Stanisław Moniuszko Vocal Competition for the Teatr Wielki – Polish National Opera in Warsaw.
The competition was held under the honorary patronage of Minister of Culture and National Heritage Bogdan Zdrojewski on 11-17 May 2013. As many as 330 singers from around the world wanted to compete, and 74 of them were selected, which shows how prestigious the event was.
ATM Software supported Anna Serafińska's concert broadcast on 7 April 2013 by Polish Radio Program 3.
It is the second time that ATM Software has supported the 21st Grand Finale fundraiser organised by the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity by video broadcasting of the event held outside the Palace of Culture, Warsaw.


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FCC report shows rise in telephone service
Telephone service in Indian Country has improved over the past decade, according to a new study from the Federal Communications Commission.
Based on data from the 2000 Census, the FCC found that the majority	of homes on reservations and trust lands have basic service.	Although the numbers varied widely from state to state and from	tribe to tribe, the average rate was 68 percent.
This represented a significant jump from 1990, when less	than half of homes in Indian Country had telephone service.	"Through its regulations and policy initiatives, the FCC will continue its endeavors to work with federally-recognized American	Indian tribes and Alaska Native villages to ensure that tribes and persons residing on tribal lands	have access to telecommunications and information services," the FCC	said in a statement accompanying the May 5 report.
Despite the improvements, American Indians still trail the rest of	the country when it comes to the digital divide.	The FCC report showed that 83 percent of homes nationwide had	telephone service.
Even on reservations and trust lands, non-Indian homes are more likely	to have telephone service than Indian homes, the report found.
The disparities were most evident in rural areas of Indian Country.	On the Navajo Nation, which spans the states of Arizona,	New Mexico and Utah, only 37 percent of 45,623 Indian homes had telephone service.
In comparison, 55 percent of all homes in Arizona, 65 percent in	New Mexico and 83 percent in Utah had service.
Of the reservations examined in the report, the Goshute Reservation in Utah and Nevada, with 32 Indian homes, had the worst telephone penetration rate --	9.4 percent.
The Yurok Reservation in California, with 192 Indian homes, also had a lower than average rate of 39 percent.	Non-Indian homes on the reservation, on the other hand,	were more likely to have service.
But for a large number of reservations, telephone service	was well above the Indian Country average of 68 percent.	Many showed rates in the 80 percent range and higher.
Historically, telephone service has been limited in Indian Country	due to lack of infrastructure and an unwillingness to change it.	It can cost thousands of dollars to run new lines to reservation	homes.
Even when service is available, the price can be prohibitive	to Indian customers.	Two FCC programs, known as Lifeline and Link Up,	offer discount telephone service to qualified homes	in Indian Country.
The report released last week did not examine telephone rates	in Alaska Native villages.	Only the Annette Reservation in Alaska was considered.
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TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERSHIP ON AMERICAN INDIAN	RESERVATIONS AND OFF-RESERVATION TRUST LANDS	(FCC May 5, 2003)
Indian Initiatives, FCC - http://www.fcc.gov/indians
The Digital Divide Network - http://www.digitaldividenetwork.org
New FCC chair raises digital divide doubts (2/7)
Budget bill limits reach of low-power radio (12/19)
Technology tour winds up (10/23)
Colleges receive recycled equipment (10/19)
Indian Country part of technology tour (10/18)
Indians left out of digital divide (10/17)
Verizon to offer cheap phones (10/03)
FCC embraces sovereignty (06/09)
Breaking the Digital Divide (6/8)
Indian Country: Falling into the Digital Divide? (04/17)
Digital Divide Stats (4/11)
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This being L.A., the city is saturated with megaplexes catering to high-budget, high-profile flicks featuring the usual big-ticket lures such as Hanks, Jolie, and DiCaprio. But there are times when those polished Hollywood-studio stories just won't do. Below are some nonmainstream options that play movies from bygone eras or those with an indie bent. Consult L.A. Weekly (www.laweekly.com) to see what's playing when you're in town.
Film festivals are another great way to explore the other side of contemporary movies. In addition to the American Film Institute's yearly November fete, the Film Independent's Los Angeles Film Festival (tel. 866/345-6337 or 310/432-1240; www.lafilmfest.com) looks at what's new in American indies, short films, and music videos during a weeklong event in late June. Every July since 1982, the Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (tel. 213/480-7088; www.outfest.org), also known as Outfest, has aimed to bring high-quality gay, lesbian, bi, and transgender films to a wider public awareness. In 1998 the festival became Los Angeles's largest, with more than 32,000 audience members.
Promoting moving pictures as this country's great art form, the American Cinematheque in Hollywood (tel. 323/466-3456; www.egyptiantheatre.com) presents not-readily-seen videos and films, ranging from the wildly arty to old classics. Since relocating to the historic and beautifully refurbished 1923 Egyptian Theatre, 6712 Hollywood Blvd. in Hollywood, American Cinematheque has hosted several film events, including a celebration of contemporary flicks from Spain, a tribute to the femmes fatales of film noir, and a retrospective of the films of William Friedkin. Events highlighting a specific individual are usually accompanied by at least one in-theater audience Q-and-A session with the honoree. Note: Sister property, the Aero Theatre, 1328 Montana Ave. (tel. 310/260-1528), in Santa Monica presents similar programming.
The Leo S. Bing Theater at the L.A. County Museum of Art, 5905 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles (tel. 323/857-6010; www.lacma.org), presents a variety of themed film series. Past subjects have ranged from 1930s blonde bombshell films to Cold War propaganda flicks to contemporary British satire (complete with a 3-day Monty Python's Flying Circus marathon).
Despite being a multiplex in a bright outdoor mall, Laemmle's Sunset 5, 8000 Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood (tel. 323/848-3500; www.laemmle.com), features films that most theaters of its ilk won't even touch. This is the place to come to see interesting independent art films. There's often a selection of gay-themed movies as well.
The Nuart Theatre, 11272 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles (tel. 310/281-8223; www.landmarktheatres.com/market/losangeles/nuarttheatre.htm), digs deep into its archives for real classics, ranging from campy to cool. It also features frequent in-person appearances and Q-and-A sessions with stars and filmmakers, and screens The Rocky Horror Picture Show (yes, still!) every Saturday at midnight.
Now operated by film enthusiast organization the Cinefamily, fans of silent-movie classics will enjoy the Silent Movie Theatre, 611 N. Fairfax Ave. (1/2 block south of Melrose Ave.), near the Miracle Mile (tel. 323/655-2520 for recorded program information, or 655-2510 for the main office; www.cinefamily.org).
The Paley Center for Media, 465 N. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills (tel. 310/786-1025; www.paleycenter.org), celebrates this country's long relationship with the tube. The museum often features a movie of the month, and it also shows free selections from past television programs.
The World's Most Private Public Theater
Part of the culture of L.A. is to always avoid standing in line because you're far too important and busy. So it was only a matter of time before someone came up with the idea of treating everyone like a VIP at the movie theater. ArcLight Cinemas (tel. 323/464-4226; www.arclightcinemas.com) is specifically designed for anyone who abhors rude patrons (ushers keep it quiet), late arrivals (forbidden), searching for seats (reserved in advance by customer preference), uncomfortable chairs (think La-Z-Boy), neck strain (the first rows start 25 ft. from the screen), pimply teenage employees (most of the staff are struggling actors or film students), crappy popcorn (real butter and freshly made caramel popcorn), and paying for parking (4 free hr. are included in the ticket price). And it only gets better: There's a full bar and a groovy lounge where themed cocktails such as the Mordor are served with appetizers.
The ArcLight shows a mix of indie and Hollywood films, and ticket prices -- as you would expect -- are higher than the industry average: typically $14 for regular shows and up to $16 for weekend nights and holidays, with a $3.50 supplement for 3D films. But the rewards are worth the occasional splurge. The sound and picture quality are so good that filmmakers come here to host Q-and-A sessions, and celebrities such as Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio prefer the ArcLight's reserved seating system. Be sure to review the "Now Playing" and "Coming Soon" sections at the ArcLight's website to see what movies and Q-and-A sessions are scheduled. It's located at 6360 W. Sunset Blvd., between Vine and Ivar streets. Note: There are now 3 additional locations, including Sherman Oaks, 15301 Ventura Blvd. (tel. 818/501-7033); Pasadena, 336 E. Colorado Blvd. ([tel 626/568-8888); and El Segundo, 831 S. Nash St. (tel. 310/607-9630).
Cinema at the Cemetery
If you prefer your movie settings to be slightly macabre, boy, are you in luck. Every other Saturday in the summer, the Hollywood Forever Cemetery hosts civilized screenings of movie classics, which are projected against the cemetery's massive mausoleum wall. Guests are encouraged to arrive early for a BYOB picnic on the lush lawn while listening to DJs spin records. Admission is $10 per person, and parking is $5 per car within the cemetery. Bring a sweater, a flashlight, and -- if you're having a picnic -- bring a trash bag as well. Hollywood Forever Cemetery is located at 6000 Santa Monica Blvd., between Gower Street and Van Ness Avenue. For more information, log on to www.cinespia.org.
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Diskutiere über alles, was mit Destiny 2 zu tun hat.
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Stop Giving Bungie Your Money
In their latest TWAB, Bungie have definitively proven that Activision was not the villain at all. Bungie was, is and forever will be the real bad guy. They have not listened to their remaining players in the slightest. They have never fixed their constant disconnecting from their servers. To add to that, how many of you remember when they announced that the servers for D2 were going to be some kind of hybrid style of dedicated and peer-to-peer? That they would be stronger and more reliable? For those that remember, how quickly did Bungie forget that they ever said it and have never once mentioned it again since launch? Where exactly has all the money they've made from this franchise gone? Certainly not back to the gamers, I can tell ya that. So don't give them another dime, people. I'm so glad I didn't buy the Annual Pass in its selling in pieces of a full-game. From what I've heard, there won't even be a Year 3 Expansion but yet another Annual Pass to sell you a full expansion in parts for a fatter bottom line. I'm done. Bungie won't get a cent from me ever again. Sure, I'll play D2 sometimes with friends but beyond killing an hour or two there's just no reason to play this game anymore. You want to force Bungie to listen to you? To us? You have to start talking very loudly with your wallets. And your wallets should be saying to Bungie, "You're not gonna see the inside of me anytime soon." That's how you make them change and listen to you. As long as you give them money then there's no incentive to deviate from the path of never listening to its community. I can even give you a current example of this actually working. For those of you unfamiliar, in the world of professional wrestling, WWE is in extreme panic-mode from the ever-growing threat of AEW. Vince McMahon is not listening to his fans and the fans are buying less tickets to shows and tuning into the weekly shows less and less and less. The shows aren't selling-out and the ratings are in a downward spiral all because the fans started talking with their wallets. It's put Vince and the WWE into a sink-or-swim scenario but McMahon is so full of himself and so stubborn that he refuses to change and start giving the fans more of what they want. Does this sound familiar to you, the Destiny Community? I'd imagine that it does. Like I said, if you want to make them listen and force Bungie into that same sink-or-swim area then you have to stop...STOP...giving them your money. Don't buy Silver. Don't buy the Annual Pass or the next Annual Pass or any further expansions. Tell Bungie, "You want us to support you again? Then start listening to us and maybe we'll come back." Here we have a company that, for whatever reason, thinks that they made a game for themselves. All the changes are about what they want. Newsflash, Bungie, you didn't make the game for you. You made the game for us. Yet you keep telling us how we're supposed to play and what is supposed to be and so on and so forth. Instead, what you should be doing, is expanding upon all of our options to play however we want to. Just as Vince sees his product as something just to entertain himself, you see this game as something meant just to entertain you. And just as the WWE has driven its fans away toward AEW, so will Destiny drive its fans into the waiting arms of games like "DOOM Eternal," "Outer Worlds," and the ever-looming "Borderlands 3." Here's your chance, community. You want change? Force it. Not a dime. Not a cent. Make them listen to IMPROVE the game instead of DEVOLVING the game you want to love. That's the thing, right? We want to love it, don't we? We want it to be fun and have options to play our characters our way in the game we spent our money on. Doesn't feel like that, does it? There's a reason for that. Now's your chance to make Bungie listen or they can go the way of so many backa**wards developers before them. They can join Bioware and "Anthem" in the pit of "We Never Learned."
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We're about 2 months into this journey to financial independence and we had an awesome month in June! We knocked out some serious budgeting, reduced bills where we could and made a serious debt reduction plan.
We're tracking and budgeting with Every Dollar. I can't say it's any better than Mint because I haven't used Mint as heavily. And now I'm too deep into it with Every Dollar to quit. From May to June we spent $7,000 less … WHAT? How is that possible? Home improvements in May: kitchen table, plumber, etc. We've only been in this old house a year, so home improvements are definitely a part of the budget for now. (OK. I spent too much on that table, but I love it and we'll have it forever.) And we had to pay upfront for summer childcare for two kids – this means we won't have childcare come out of our budget for 3 months. Despite those large expenses, we still came out of June having spent less on "stuff" and more on debt and savings.
Cutting R's mobile phone data – using wireless where possible (home, office) and not letting the kids use it – cut the bill in half! From $104 to $49 per month! DING DING DING!
Account consolidation: Definitely a work in progress. We transferred several 401k and IRA accounts from all over the place into Vanguard accounts. Phew. There were some seriously high expenses that I never knew to look for with other institutions.
It's been a busy few weeks and we're not done yet! We're both maxing out our 401ks, increased 529 contributions and increased HSA.
With that … my fail. July has just begun and already I'm an FI failure! I spent way too much on a frame. That's right. A frame. It's a beautiful, old blueprint of our house and it was screaming to get out of the dusty tube and into a frame on the wall. And the architect was the great uncle of a good friend. That same friend who's married to the person that introduced us. Pretty wild, right? But it's really big, so … yeah, I'm justifying another big purchase. I promise I'll be good for the rest of the month. Bring lunch every day, take the train vs drive and park. And perhaps less wine with dinner.
Figure out what to do with kids savings accounts. We put their allowance in here. Perhaps this should be an investment account where they can choose to collect or invest the dividends? This was mentioned on ChooseFI – need to revisit to that one.
Plan the IRA contributions; can we max them out too? I have to work that xls out.
So, off to a rough start, but back on the FIRE wagon!


THE NEED FOR WATER – ARE YOU DEHYDRATED ?
We need to drink more water.
Water makes up more than 70 percent of the body's tissues and plays a major role in nearly every body function from regulating temperature and cushioning joints to bringing oxygen to the cells and removing waste from the body. It is second only to oxygen as a primary building block of human life. Every moment of every day, our bodies use water to per- form one task after another that is necessary to our lives.
Severe dehydration can affect blood pressure, circulation, digestion and kidney function. But on a daily basis, not getting enough water can cause fatique, dry skin, headaches and constipation. Hydration should be the primary focus of health. Proper water utilization is necessary for the accurate processing of 80 percent of the messages communicated between the brain and the body. Even a slight imbalance may cause confused electrical messages to misdirect the muscles of the body. Hydration is also responsible for proper functioning of 90 percent of the muscles in the body.
Through sweat, breathing and other excretory functions, our body loses about three liters of fluid a day. Yet most people do not replace this lost water with water. Instead we drink soda, tea, coffee, wine and processed juices. These fluids contain a high amount of caffeine, sugars, artificial flavors and coloring as well as other unhealthy artificial substances. These fluids act as diuretics (pulling water from tissue, body organs, etc. then flushing water from our systems) thereby creating an environment of greater fluid loss. The result is that many people end up with chronic dehydration.
Becoming thirsty is nothing more than our body telling us to replace this precious liquid. But how many of us actually drink water?
Everyone should drink 1 ounce of water per pound of body fat, or at least 3 quarts per day. This will help with bowel elimination and help with weight loss.
A few signs of dehydration are tiredness, muscle pain, headaches, sleepless nights, dry mouth, dry skin, dry hair and weight gain.
It takes any where from 2 weeks to 1 month to rehydrate your body. So start drinking your water.
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2018 was another 'good year' for Borealis
Karen Laird
Borealis AG announced its financial results for 2018 on Feb. 22, showing net profits of €906 million across the full year.
Although this was lower than the 2017 profit of €1.096 million, it was nevertheless another good year for Borealis, said CEO Alfred Stern in a telephone interview with Plastics News Europe. "We are proud."
The year started well, he said, but ended with weaker margins, as evidenced by the net profit of €94 million in the final quarter of 2018, compared to €247 million in the same quarter of 2017.
The fourth quarter result reflects a weaker economy and industry environment for the integrated PO business and includes an impairment charge of €92 million for the fertilizer business. A bright spot was Borouge, the company's joint venture with ADNOC (Abu Dhabi National Oil Co.), which made a strong, positive contribution to the result.
"Borouge continued to benefit from good markets and demonstrated a good operational performance," Stern said.
This is expected to continue: the joint venture commenced the construction of its fifth polypropylene unit at the Borouge 3 plant in Ruwais, United Arab Emirates. The unit will grow Borouge's polypropylene capacity by more than 25 percent to 2.24 million tonnes per year.
Stern neatly summed up the year by saying that for the integrated polyolefins (PO) business, it was a good year 'with increasing headwinds' as the year wore on; for the fertilizer business it was a difficult year that gradually saw some improvement – "But we don't know how long that will stay," he added.
Asked whether he saw the headwinds faced by the integrated polyolefins business last year continuing into 2019, Stern was cautious.
"The media are still reporting about risks and uncertainties in the market , which doesn't help," he said. "Plus, the economic forecasts are coming down, which is not comforting to businesses….but we will see how that plays out in the year. The pressure on the PO business will continue to be high."
This pressure notwithstanding, Borealis continues to invest in new capacity in Europe. The company has taken the final investment decision for a new, world-scale propane dehydrogenation (PDH) plant in Kallo (Antwerp), and is expanding its PP production capacity at two sites. This has to do with the long-term nature of the business, according to Stern.
"The time frames for investment decisions of this kind are extremely long and require long-term planning. Few companies are investing in petrochemical facilities in Europe. We see a demand-supply imbalance ahead for PP. Europe has gone from being a net exporting PP region to being a net importing PP region. It's manageable, but we are investing now to insure a local supply for customers in the long run," he explained.
The new PDH plant, he added, will be one of the largest and most efficient facilities in the world, integrating new technology that was not available when the existing unit was built. "For example, it will have a combined heat and power system, allowing the process heat generated to be used for energy."
Moreover, the company is also looking at possibilities to use the hydrogen that is produced next to the propylene as a result of the process.


It's a bird, it's a plane, it's HENRY CAVILL!! Everybody wanted to know more about this guy. Snyder called him "the perfect choice to don the cape and S shield," that he exuded this "crazy-calm confidence". Just one look and you would agree as well!


Key House lawmakers said Thursday that Congress may need to act to protect children and consumers from online sports betting, setting up a conflict with gaming industry advocates, including one from Nevada, who underscored existing safeguards and the benefits of a state-regulated legal market.
"Clearly, this issue is ripe for Congress's consideration," said Virginia Republican Rep. Bob Goodlatte, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee and a long-time opponent of online gambling.
Goodlatte and Wisconsin Republican Jim Sensenbrenner, chairman of the panel's Crime, Terrorism, Homeland Security, and Investigations Subcommittee, which convened the hearing, said they are concerned about the use of the internet for sports betting, which could make it easier for children to bet on their phones, as well as the temptation to alter the outcome of games.
The desire for federal regulation was echoed by New York Democratic Rep. Jerry Nadler, who is the ranking member of the panel and likely the next chairman should Democrats win control of the House after the midterm elections.
"As more states enact laws to allow sports gambling within their borders, and seek to establish standards and regulatory frameworks to govern how it may take place, Congress should examine these issues involving the integrity of gaming and consumer protection," Nadler said.
Democratic Rep. Dina Titus, who represents the Strip, was monitoring the hearing and said that the members on the committee are only now digging into the issue since the Supreme Court ruled in May that the 1992 law banning sports gambling was unconstitutional.
"It just shows you how little people know about how this works. It's a complicated business. That's why Nevada needs to be at the table," Titus said off the House floor.
Titus added that she doesn't believe any sports betting legislation would pass the House this year, but she said she will keep an eye on the issue next year. "We just want to be sure if something does move that it doesn't supersede or undo what Nevada has already accomplished and that Nevada is at the table showing them how to do it," Titus said.
She noted that Becky Harris, a former state senator and the first woman to chair the Nevada Gaming Control Board, who appeared before the subcommittee Wednesday, had recommended, along with Titus, a visit by the committee members to the Nevada to learn more about the issue.
"We talked about the possibility of bringing some people out to see it up close and personal because it's a lot better when you can see it than just hear about it," Titus said.
The removal of the ban allowed states to pass laws to allow sports betting and Delaware, New Jersey, Mississippi, and West Virginia have done so. Nevada gaming companies, which have been running sports book operations since 1949, stand to gain from new business opportunities as more states decide to allow sports betting.
Appointed by Gov. Brian Sandoval in January, Harris and Sara Slane, senior vice president of public affairs at the American Gaming Association (AGA), which represents gaming companies, including Las Vegas-based Caesars Entertainment, appeared before the panel to make the case that state-regulated betting markets provide sufficient consumer protections.
Harris talked about the regulatory structure in Nevada, which consists of the control board and the Nevada Gaming Commission. Under the bifurcated gaming regulatory system, the control board makes recommendations to the commission on licensing matters and on disciplinary issues, and the Gaming Commission acts as judge and jury.
When asked about minors gambling online, Harris said that with regard to sports betting, Nevada requires people to show up at and present ID before an online account can be set up. "You are checked on LexisNexis and there are some background requirements that are performed to make sure that the person opening the wagering account is in fact that person and not a minor," she said.
Slane argued that the industry must have a light regulatory regime in order to compete with the illegal market, which typically offers better odds and does not report to the IRS.
"Sports betting is a low margin business, so in order for us to compete with the illegal market, there have to be the policies in place that enable us to do that, offer competitive odds and drive traffic to our legal, regulated states," she said, adding that surveys of illegal bettors show that 70 percent want to go to legal, regulated market rather than operate in the shadows of the law.
Both Harris and Slane said that so-called integrity fees—which the most popular sports leagues have recommended be added to each bet to help cover the cost of policing games to keep them fair—would prevent sports book operators from turning a profit and, with no legal alternative, keep gamblers betting in the illegal market.
Opponents believe that online sports betting is dangerous and are looking for Congress to take the lead to protect consumers.
"It's going to be up to you to protect states that don't authorize sports betting," said Jon Bruning, a former attorney general of Nebraska, who represented a group called the Coalition to Stop Internet Gambling, which has ties to Las Vegas Sands Corp. Chairman Sheldon Adelson.
Bruning's testimony cited news reports from England that showed operators using advertising to target kids and one instance where a 13-year-old boy took his father's credit card after seeing online gambling ads while watching his favorite soccer team and lost more than $140,000 dollars in a matter of days.
Bruning acknowledged that gambling regulations in Nevada are top notch, but he contended that the online element makes gambling more difficult to police. He suggested that Congress update the Wire Act, which bans interstate and foreign online sports gambling, to better police all online gambling.
"It's a real risk if Congress doesn't act," Bruning said.


The United States could face a shortage of 40,800–104,900 physicians by 2030, according to a study published earlier this month by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC).
Solid leadership is central to promoting and sustaining a culture of safety in any healthcare organization, The Joint Commission said in a Sentinel Event Alert published at the end of February, reminding leaders that it's their job to identify and mitigate potential pitfalls on an organizational level.
PPE protects workers from infection and harm and it also plays a key role in patient safety: It keeps employees from accidentally exposing patients to harmful chemicals and bacteria from around the facility.
CPR proficiency was the subject of a recent UAB Hospital ED study in which Jones took part. Hospital staff are traditionally required to undergo formal CPR training once every two years. But is that enough?
Although communication and resolution programs are becoming more pervasive throughout healthcare, providing a more structured approach to adverse event discussions, clinicians still struggle when it comes to discussing unintended outcomes with patients and their families.
New Medicare policies reflect heightened attention to the costliest patients in the health care system — mostly older adults who have multiple chronic conditions that put them at risk of disability, hospitalization, and an earlier-than-expected death.


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Publish Date January 24, 2018
Do Biologic DMARDs Affect Spinal Fracture Risk in Ankylosing Spondylitis?
Virginia Schad, PharmD
The researchers found that there was no bDMARD treatment effect on spinal fracture-free survival in patients with ankylosing spondylitis at 10-year follow-up.
Biologic disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (bDMARDs) appeared to have no medium-term effect on spinal fracture risk related to ankylosing spondylitis, according to a longitudinal multiregistry observational cohort study published in BMJ Open.1
Studies have demonstrated that the use of bDMARDs is associated with an increase in bone density and reduced progression of spinal ankylosis.1-4 Given these beneficial effects of bDMARDs, researchers examined the association between treatment with bDMARDs and risk for spinal fracture in patients with ankylosing spondylitis.1
Using the Swedish Patient Registry and the Swedish Prescribed Drugs Registry, the authors identified 1352 patients with ankylosing spondylitis who received more than 1 prescription of a bDMARD from 2005 to 2014 and matched them with 1352 controls with ankylosing spondylitis who received no bDMARD treatment more than once. Patients in the bDMARD group tended to be older (P <.001), had a higher Charlson Comorbidity Index (P =.008), and received more methotrexate (P <.001) than patients in the control group.
The researchers found that there was no bDMARD treatment effect on spinal fracture-free survival in patients with ankylosing spondylitis at 10-year follow-up. However, male gender (P ≤.001) and Charlson Comorbidity Index score (P ≤.001) contributed significantly to fracture risk in this population.
Low-Dose CT Scans Detect Bone Proliferation in Ankylosing Spondylitis
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TNF Inhibitors Decrease Extraarticular Manifestations in Ankylosing Spondylitis
One of the main limitations of this study was the relatively short follow-up of 10 years to determine both the beneficial and adverse effects of bDMARDs.1 Future studies reevaluating this cohort are recommended to confirm the findings of the present study. In addition, long-term follow-up of randomized, placebo-controlled studies on bDMARD treatment would provide important data on the treatment effect of spinal fracture incidence and its health economic consequences in patients with ankylosing spondylitis.
"This study suggests that bDMARD [treatment] has no medium-term effect on the risk of spinal fractures related to [ankylosing spondylitis]. Therefore, recommendations for physiotherapeutic guidance for spinal injury prevention are valid even for patients receiving a bDMARD."1,5
Robinson Y, Olerud C, Willander J. Do biological disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs reduce the spinal fracture risk related to ankylosing spondylitis? A longitudinal multiregistry matched cohort study. BMJ Open. 2017;7:e016548.
Maas F, Arends S, Brouwer E, et al. Reduction in spinal radiographic progression in ankylosing spondylitis patients receiving prolonged treatment with TNF-alpha inhibitors. Arthritis Care Res. 2017;69(7):1011-1019.
Haroon NN, Sriganthan J, Al Ghanim N, Inman RD, Cheung AM. Effect of TNF-alpha inhibitor treatment on bone mineral density in patients with ankylosing spondylitis: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Semin Arthritis Rheum. 2014;44(2):155-161.
Briot K, Roux C. Inflammation, bone loss and fracture risk in spondyloarthritis. RMD Open. 2015;1:e000052.
Millner JR, Barron JS, Beinke KM, et al. Exercise for ankylosing spondylitis: An evidence-based consensus statement. Semin Arthritis Rheum. 2016;45(4):411-427.
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Deadlines for new OSHA vaccination rules looming—maybe
Mandate for employers with 100 or more employees being challenged in court, but be prepared, just in case.
The policy requires employers to ensure each of their employees are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, or are tested weekly.
Since it was published on Nov. 5, 2021, the ETS has faced more than 30 legal challenges in a dozen different federal circuit courts of appeals. On Nov. 12, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit handed down a permanent stay, and as a result, OSHA acknowledged that it has "suspended activities related to the implementation and enforcement of the ETS pending future developments in the litigation."
All of the previous cases are being consolidated into one that will be heard by the Sixth Circuit, which is comprised of a majority of Republican-appointed judges who have expressed misgivings over OSHA's claimed authority to adopt the far-reaching policy. A ruling by the Sixth Circuit is expected by the end of the year, however that ruling will likely get appealed resulting in the case advancing to the Supreme Court.
In the face of ongoing litigation and lingering uncertainty over whether the ETS will survive, the Association advises restaurant owners and operators to continue planning and developing compliant workplace policies so they are prepared should the permanent stay be lifted and the ETS survives.
As part of President Biden's "Path Out of the Pandemic," the White House announced details of a new vaccination mandate from the Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for companies with more than 100 employees. Called an emergency temporary standard (ETS), the policy requires that employers ensure each of their employees are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or are tested weekly.
In addition, employers that fall under the policy must provide paid-time for employees to get vaccinated, and sick time, if needed, for them to recover from side effects. Unvaccinated employees of covered companies also must wear face masks while at work.
Many of the details of what you need to know about this new policy and the rules you'll have to follow are discussed in an Association webinar that was presented on Nov. 8. Speakers included the Association's Sean Kennedy, executive vice president, Public Affairs, Shannon Meade, vice president, Public Policy and Legal Advocacy, and James Paretti and Bradford Hammock, shareholders at Littler Mendelson PC.
Deadlines to comply with the new policy are coming up fast, so companies need to plan how they'll implement the policy in their organizations. While testing for unvaccinated workers doesn't start until Jan. 4th under the policy, companies must comply with all other rules, including reporting and recordkeeping, starting Dec. 5th.
Who's covered
OSHA's policy covers employers with 100 or more employees as of Nov. 5, 2021. If your company grows to more than that after Nov. 5, it will become covered. If you lose employees after that date, you'll still be covered under the rules. Temporary and seasonal employees count toward your total, and the total is by company, not by location.
If you have three restaurants, for example, with a total of 80 full-time employees and 20 additional employees in the summer, you fall under the rules even though each of your restaurants employ fewer than 35 people. Part-time employees don't count toward the total, but employees who work from home do, though they don't have to be vaccinated or tested.
Franchisees are considered separate businesses. However, a franchisee with multiple locations that employs 100 or more people will fall under the rules.
Vaccination rules
As of Jan. 4, 2022, everyone who works in a covered restaurant organization must be fully vaccinated unless they have a medical or religious exemption. Anyone who is not vaccinated for any reason must submit to weekly testing and wear a mask at work at all times. To be fully vaccinated, a person must have waited two weeks after receiving either the two-shot mRNA COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna or a one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Proof of vaccination includes:
A copy of the CDC COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card
Immunization record from a healthcare provider or pharmacy
Copy of immunization record from public health, tribal or state health information systems
Copy of medical records documenting the vaccination
Copy of any other official record of vaccination
A previous COVID-19 infection does not count as immunization.
Once an employee provides documentation, they don't need to re-verify their status.
You must provide employees with up to four hours of paid time off for each dose of the vaccine, not including boosters, if they receive it during working hours. This is in addition to whatever paid leave or time off an employee might have. State and local laws may impose additional requirements.
You must also provide employees with reasonable paid sick time to recover from side effects. OSHA's policy has more details that apply.
Testing option
You must test unvaccinated employees for COVID-19 weekly, including those who are exempt from vaccination for medical or religious reasons, and anyone who works remotely or apart from co-workers and customers. You may test vaccinated employees if you want. Any unvaccinated employee who doesn't take a required test may not be allowed to work in the restaurant; masks and social distancing aren't enough. At-home COVID-19 tests aren't allowed unless the employees arrange to have them proctored.
You may not have to pay for testing unless:
tests are offered as a reasonable accommodation to those with disabilities or religious beliefs that prevent them from being vaccinated
state law requires it; or
your company has agreed to it as a part of collective bargaining
Employee notification
Covered employers must let employees know:
about the ETS and what it entails
about the vaccines' efficacy, safety and benefits
that your company can't discriminate for reporting work-related injuries
that there are criminal penalties for falsifying records
the CDC's key things to know about COVID-19
While there are several legal challenges to the ETS already in court, it's smart to get ready to comply with the new rules if they take effect. If you already have a vaccination policy in effect, review it. If not, consider putting one in place. And plan ahead for how you'll handle weekly testing if necessary.
For more information, listen to the webinar, or read the OSHA ETS FAQs.


Lock in a great price for The Town House – rated 9.4 by recent guests!
The location was wonderful! The bus stop to the airport is right across the street and the main bus stop is 5 to 10 minute walk away. You can take the horse trolley right outside of the hotel (just flag it down) to the Electric Railway and the Douglas Steam Railway is also a short walk away. There are plenty of bars and restaurants within walking distance as well. The kitchens are well appointed. The rooms were large, clean and comfortable. The windows did a good job keeping the outside noise down but if you don't have a seaside view, don't expect a view at all. The manager made a special trip to the store to get me yogurt and fruit versus the normal cereal and milk. The hotel could use some upgrades but in general, it is in good condition. The staff is helpful and friendly for the most part but you have to initiate the conversation and ask for help otherwise you will probably find yourself on your own.
Nice well looked after apartments in a great location in Douglas. Helpful staff and clean rooms.
I liked the fact that we had our own kitchen and basic breakfast requisites were topped up daily. I liked its central location and the helpfulness of the staff. I found the airport transfers organised by the hotel was an excellent service.Would definitely book again.
Lovely apartment. Very spacious. Shopping just behind property.
Beautiful room, amazing sea views. Lovely hot water. Hot chocolate provided when requested, not single sachets either, big container! Bread, milk, cakes supplied. Friendly staff, exceeded expectations and will return for sure.
The ambiance was lovely. Lovely and peaceful and quiet, decor was devine, easy to check in and check out.
Very friendly and helpful staff. Room immaculate, everything you need to assist you(ironing board,dishwasher,etc.We were able to leave our luggage on the day of our departure at the Town House until we needed to get the ferry home,this was a real help to us as our ferry didn't leave until late afternoon.Would definitely stay there again.
The Town House This rating is a reflection of how the property compares to the industry standard when it comes to price, facilities and services available. It's based on a self-evaluation by the property. Use this rating to help choose your stay!
Boasting breathtaking views over the harbor, this luxury apart-hotel is ideally located on the promenade in the commercial area of Douglas, on the picturesque Isle of Man.
A luxuriously restored Victorian town house, the hotel features 15 unique suites, enabling you to enjoy the freedom of your own space, while benefiting from hotel services. Each suite features a double bed, one sofa-bed and a fully-equipped kitchen.
If you would prefer not to cook for yourself, you can choose to eat in the Coast restaurant, or venture into the heart of Douglas to sample the local eateries.
This property also has one of the top-rated locations in Douglas! Guests are happier about it compared to other properties in the area.
This property is also rated for the best value in Douglas! Guests are getting more for their money when compared to other properties in this city.
When would you like to stay at The Town House?
At the back of the hotel, this suite consists of an open-plan sleeping and living area, a separate kitchen and bathroom. Free Wi-Fi, a 40'' flat-screen TV and a double sofa are standard in all rooms.
A welcome pack including basic breakfast items is included in the the room rate.
Located at the back of the hotel on the third floor, this suite has a separate bedroom with an private bathroom. It also features a full kitchen.
Spread over 3 floors of the hotel, these apart-suites feature large living rooms with sea views and 40'-inch flat-screen TVs. Each includes a fully equipped kitchen, free Wi-Fi and a double sofa bed in the living room.
This two-bedroom apartment has sea views. The main bedroom has 1 super-king-size bed and the second bedroom has 2 twin beds. There is cable TV and free WiFi access, as well as a Kitchenette and large living room.
We are a unique property in the island which offers full hotel service but your hotel room is an apartment. There is no need to sit in your bedroom to relax, sit in the lounge or around the kitchen table. Just 5 minutes walk from the sea terminal we are right at the heart of Douglas town and business sector.
House Rules The Town House takes special requests – add in the next step!
The Town House accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.
If you intend to arrive out of normal business hours (08:00-17:00) please confirm your arrival time with The Town House so they can make sure the duty manager can meet you. If booking on the day of arrival, please call to confirm your booking.
For reservations of more than 3 nights or more than 2 rooms, The Town House will charge a deposit.
The apartment was immaculate and absolutely fantastic with everything we could possibly have wanted. Beautiful sea view to wake up to every morning.
No bath in our room ,only shower. Nothing wrong with that only like to have bath for the kids.
Cleanliness, room decor, well equipped.
We didn't like the view,this was are own fault -we didn't book early enough for a sea view.
Bedside lamp didn't work. Although it was fixed promptly after mentioning it.
Bed very comfy. Liked the fresh baked cake and biscuit left in kitchen each day.
The location was fantastic, the apartment was well serviced, loved the little extras!!!- home.made treats !!!!
The manager called me immediately after my booking to let me know I would have to move on the 2nd night of my 3 night stay. While I was okay with it at first, it found to be inconvenient when I checked out of my room at 0930 and told my new room would be ready in about 90 minutes. I came back at noon and it was still not ready. I had to wait another 30 minutes which messed up my agenda for the rest of the day. I am not an expert at hotel management but I could not understand why I was moved as the room I was moved to was almost identical only it was on the ground floor with an even worse view of what I had before (as if that were possible), right underneath a family with small children that ran around almost the entire day, night and morning. This might have been an isolated incident but for me it put a bad taste in my mouth. I also don't know what the other rates are for accommodations in the area, but 125 quid a night seemed a little steep to me but then again it's all about location.


On Thursday 22nd November at 9pm on BBC4 that familiar theme tune will run and my stomach will turn inside out as I join Howard Stableford, Judith Hann and Hannah Fry for a special one off, live edition of Tomorrow's World.
We are all very excited to re-unite to reveal which of our predictions came good and to look ahead in a fast changing world of science and tech.
Howard and I have often said how interesting it would have been if social media had been around while we were reporting on the show. As the saying goes, be careful what you wish for!
This time round we're inviting you to send in your questions, share pictures of your own innovations/research projects and to tell us how Tomorrow's World inspired you (if it did).
If you want to share your story or innovation use @TWBBC and #TWLive so we pick it up.


Here at Erlanger_Digital, sharing knowledge is a big part of what we do. When we were known as Glowing Pigs International (we changed our name two years ago after receiving too many hog farming equipment catalogs in the mail) we created some tutorials that cover specific areas of Android app programming that are not widely covered elsewhere.
New tutorials will be added regularly, so check back here often.
This first video playlist contains nine tutorials that cover the basic concepts for building an app that streams music in a background service.
This second video playlist contains two tutorials that provide an overview of the Android activity life cycle and show where in that life cycle to store persistent data. Understanding the activity life cycle is crucial for creating Android apps that provide a good user experience.
The following is an excerpt from an article written by Erlanger_Digital president Louis Erlanger for the Infusive Solutions blog.
The laws of physics dictate that if you are not mobile you are not going anywhere. A similar law governs survival for modern day software development careers in New York and the rest of the country.
Mobile development is the place to be to remain viable.
So what do you do if your experience is limited to PCs, networks and the web? For Microsoft developers, clearly the smoothest transition is to Windows phone and tablet development. The C# and VB languages are fully supported, and development can be done within the familiar Visual Studio environment. The official Windows Phone website is http://developer.windowsphone.com, and it contains a wealth of tutorials to get you started.
But here's the dilemma: Windows phones and tablets are currently only a small piece of the mobile pie. iOS and Android phones and tablets currently rule the mobile world. So how does a Windows developer reach the rest of the pie?
1) Mono: The easiest option is to work with an open source framework called Mono. Mono allows a developer to create apps for all three platforms using C#. While this may seem like an easy way to go, there is a tradeoff: apps generated by Mono may run slower than native apps. Mono can be downloaded at http://www.mono-project.com, and the website also includes full documentation and tutorials.
2) Adobe Flex: A second option that also falls into the "path of least resistance" category is Adobe Flex, an open source framework for building mobile apps that work on both iOS and Android, as well as on the Blackberry. Again, your resulting apps may be a bit slower than native apps. Information and a downloadable SDK are available at http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex.html.
The languages used for development are object-oriented. Native Android development is done in Java, and native iOS development is done in Objective C, and both of these languages have constructs that are similar to C#.
Mobile interfaces are all developed using some form of XML, which is familiar to most Microsoft developers.
Development conforms to the Model/View/Controller (MVC) paradigm already familiar to .NET developers.


Background: Experimental studies suggest that angiotensin II plays a central role in the pathogenesis of abdominal aortic aneurysm. This trial aims to evaluate the efficacy of the angiotensin receptor blocker telmisartan in limiting the progression of abdominal aortic aneurysm. Methods/Design: Telmisartan in the management of abdominal aortic aneurysm (TEDY) is a multicentre, parallel-design, randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial with an intention-to-treat analysis. We aim to randomly assign 300 participants with small abdominal aortic aneurysm to either 40 mg of telmisartan or identical placebo and follow patients over 2 years. The primary endpoint will be abdominal aortic aneurysm growth as measured by 1) maximum infra-renal aortic volume on computed tomographic angiography, 2) maximum orthogonal diameter on computed tomographic angiography, and 3) maximum diameter on ultrasound. Secondary endpoints include change in resting brachial blood pressure, abdominal aortic aneurysm biomarker profile and health-related quality of life. TEDY is an international collaboration conducted from major vascular centres in Australia, the United States and the Netherlands. Discussion: Currently, no medication has been convincingly demonstrated to limit abdominal aortic aneurysm progression. TEDY will examine the potential of a promising treatment strategy for patients with small abdominal aortic aneurysms. Trial registration: Australian and Leiden study centres: Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry ACTRN12611000931976, registered on 30 August 2011; Stanford study centre: clinicaltrials.gov NCT01683084, registered on 5 September 2012.
Morris, D. and Cunningham, M. and Ahimastos, A. and Kingwell, B. and Pappas, E. and Bourke, M. and Reid, C. et al. 2015. TElmisartan in the management of abDominal aortic aneurYsm (TEDY): The study protocol for a randomized controlled trial. Trials. 16 (1): Article ID 274.


To mark their 100th anniversary Leuchtturm1917 would like to present their new elegant metallic range. This dotted notebook has 251 pages. Labels are included for archiving, pages are numbered, there is a table of contents, 8 perforated pages and detachable pages. An expandable pocket at the back with an elastic band fastener and a bookmark. The pages in this notebook are fountain pen friendly and 80gsm acid free.


This category focuses on online and physical site retailers of software.
Other languages: Chinese Simplified, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Norwegian, Romanian, Russian, Slovensky, Swedish, Turkish.
1001 Graphic Tools Computer software store for graphic designers.
2020software.com Accounting software such as Dynamics, eEnterprise, Epicor, BusinessWorks, MAS 90 and Sage Enterprise Suite and enterprise solutions. Download demos, purchasing and electronic brochures for many small, mid-range and high-end systems.
AdvancedForce Independent reseller of Information Security Technology, products include network security, antivirus software, and password recovery solutions. Company overview, job opportunities, and ordering information.
Alien Skin Software Developers of Eye Candy 4000 and Xenofex. Filters are compatible with Photoshop, ImageReady, Paint Shop Pro, Photo-Paint, Fireworks, and Canvas. Plus Eye Candy for After Effects.
ANOVA Multimedia Studios GmbH Multi-media system retailer that develops and realizes multi-media applications of all kinds.
AramediA Reseller of Arabic language applications, including Microsoft and QuarkXPress products. Includes information on products and ordering.
Archisoft International Reseller of Virtual Drive software from Farstone, CDROM drive emulator.
Arion Software LTD Company develops shareware and commercial Windows applications, components and controls, add-in, and Dos applications.
Asknet Softwarehouse Reseller of software arranged by categories or manufacturers, downloadable software or package versions available.
BM Software Reseller of computer software, specializing in language learning, translation, and religious Jewish and Christian reference software. Also offering new and refurbished IBM Thinkpad laptops and Compaq/HP iPAQ PDAs.
Broderbund A publisher of media-oriented software. Includes product information and shopping, company profile and employment information. Offers online sales.
C&G Software Software retailer offering educational, games, children's, business, desktop publishing, reference titles and general computer utility programs.
Capsoft UK Limited Exclusive distributors of HotDocs document assembly and form filling software in Europe, Australasia and the Pacific Rim.
CFB Software Offers a word puzzle game, LP Recorder, Ripper, and other software.
China Guide Corporation Offers Chinese supported software to standard English Windows. Off line ordering available.
Computer's Worth, Inc. Reseller of software and CD-ROM titles arranged in categories. Ordering Information, shipping policy, and contact details.
Cybersoftware Educational Software A small computer software merchant, providing educational programs for children and adults.
Dating Software Software to establish an online dating presence.
Dundas Data Visualization Inc. Provides information visualization and dashboard software.
E-Deals USA, Inc. Markets CD-ROM software. Provides product details and secure ordering.
Free-CDSoftware.com Products available for business, accounting, educational and games.
GEMX Producer of easy to use freeware and Commercial quality Windows applications.
Genesis NetShop A service provided by Genesis Networks.
GLUON, Inc. Develops software tools for the publishing industry. Web base catalog shopping, software updates, and employment opportunities.
Great Bridge Software Supplier of OEM software.
Grey Matter Supplier of software to businesses, technical and the development community.
HALLoGRAM Publishing Offers a large selection of software products for programming, development and business needs.
Hank's Auto Service OBD1 and OBD2 software scan tool for cars providing diagnostic digital display. Use this software scan tool to fetch DTC codes from sensor datastream. Certified mechanics and technicians providing online automotive diagnostic clinic.
Hermetic Systems Software for calendar date conversion (Maya, Chinese), file encryption, eclipse prediction, text-to-HTML conversion, cellular automata, factorization and prime number studies.
I and A Software Store Offers business software titles - includes reviews.
Imagiforce Corporation Sales of Systran language translation software products.
Interlink Networks An independent software vendor specializing in internet infrastructure products.
Intuit Canada Limited Complete line of this country's most popular Quicken software. Web based software store to purchase Quicken, QuickBooks, QuickTax, and ImpotRapide.
IWarrior Corporation Developer of custom software, line of products include, Internet email marketing, online recorder, bulk email address collector, and network management and analysis software.
Lafevers PC Software Retail sales of computer software, hardware and accessories. Low priced full version software.
Lifeboat Distribution Canadian reseller of technical software and development tools. They offer online quote and catalog request.
Maverick Solutions Inc. Offers sales, design, education and support services for CATIA V4 and V5 (NT/UNIX) in North America.
MBAWare.com Online retailer of business software for finance, accounting, sales, marketing, human resources, business intelligence and small business.
Media Services - Payroll and Software Solution Retailers of production and accounting software, with a list of products for budgeting, scheduling, bidding and creating contracts.
Menesk Software, Ltd. Software development company offering printer activity logger and quotations \ sayings products. Demos of both products available online.
MetaProducts Software Corporation Develops and sells web site and internet software applications.
Metra Corporation Export documentation software.
MicroBlast Software Publishers of Recipe Wizard, Print Switch, Property Wizard vacation rental reservation and Coupon Wizard software.
Mom 'N' Pop's Software Large selection and low prices select from HAM Radio, educational, games and other programs on CD-ROMS. Secure online ordering and free catalog download.
Monkeymen Software Offering photo and calendar software for Windows. Software to create eCards and to resize, print and email photos. Trial versions available.
Most Significant Bits, Inc Vender of name-brand software and discounted overstock titles. Selection of software in categories such as: games, utilities, productivity, reference, and educational.
MS Miami On-line sales of specialized software for engineers, developers and CAD professionals. Downloadable trial versions, white papers, articles and screenshots.
Multilingual Translation Software Offers dictionary, language and translation software for English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Chinese, Russian, Ukrainian, Italian, and Portuguese.
NameRazor Software retailer offering a business name generator that creates product and company names based on key words.
Netsutra Software on personalized CDs. Select software from categories and choose only the ones you want on your CD.
NextDayPC Name brand computer products browsable by category and brand. Based in California, United States.
NicheWare, Inc. Custom software applications sales and distribution featuring Disaster Assurance.
Numara Software Software products for IT service management solutions, including FootPrints and Track-It for tracking requests, automating work flows and supporting users and customers.
Octatec Ltd. System software, including win 32-Linux/Unix connectivity, Win 32 software installation and setup packager with file archive and backup tools.
Open Access Ltd UK based distributor offering anti-virus, backup, mail server, security, content filtering, and file management software. Services include web design, hosting, and broadband packages.
OZeSuperMarketer Retailer of submission and site optimization software, submit to top 10 search engines for free.
Paraben Corporation Software is divided into three categories business and utilities, home and personal, games and recreation. Paraben uses Qwerks to process all of our web-based transactions.
Paterson & Johnson Technologies, Inc. Retailer offers computer software for home, business, and networking.
Planet Micro Offers software, categorized by maker and topic.
Polley Computer Solutions Windows and Macintosh computer software and PC games both new and old.
Purplus Soft Features software for PC, MAC, and Playstation.
ReSoft International Reseller of software tools that promote "messaging and web peace of mind." Product areas, regulatory solutions, customers, news, white papers, and reviewers guides.
RKS Software Store Fax software, calendar software, label software, business card software, and other software for home and office to download and try before you buy.
RTO PRO Sale and rental software solution for rent to own, retail, rental, cash advance and pager stores. Free demo available.
SJR Productions, Inc. Retailer of ACT! add-on products.
SoftDepia Commerce services for software author and vendors include e-commerce strategy, download, order and transaction management, system integration, e-marketing and other services.
Softdisk DownloadStore.Com Instant delivery of software titles from publishers like Symantec, Qualcomm, Inc., Softdisk Publishing to name a few.
Softwair Publishing, Ltd. Software distributor of Net Nanny, ShopFactory and TravelManager software includes company overview.
Software Abroad Complete turn-key solutions to marketing your software.
Software Blowouts Reseller of name brand software. Software categories include education, games, language software and computer utility software for both Macs and PCs.
Software Paradise UK Online software shop, searchable catalog and titles categorized by topic and company.
Software Stores and Retailers Directory to software stores and retailers offering software sales and downloads.
SoftwareCasa ECS SL. Name brand software products available instantly through ESD (Electronic Software Delivery). Browse categories by products, publishers, or latest products.
Startupmedia Online software shop, titles categorized by topic, including games and leisure, children, education, business and utilities.
Sunbelt Windows NT and Windows 2000 tools and utilities to network system administrators. Free evaluations and downloads.
Symantec Store Online storefront for the Symantec line of Norton antivirus, security, and system maintenance utility programs.
TAG Learning Publisher and supplier of educational software, peripherals, training and support materials into schools in the UK, focusing on providing the most appropriate solutions for children, teachers and parents.
TemplateZone Online store that provides Microsoft Office templates and email marketing software for the small office and home office market.
The Liquid Ate Her Developer and retailer of hobby, game and home design software.
The Virtual Software Store Web based resource for electronically delivered software. Leaf through categories or by operating system. Purchase with a safe shopping environment.
Tovek Tools Company dedicated to solutions for text data searching, intelligence analysis and visual knowledge presentation. All products are based on proven technologies provided by industry leaders.
Trah Offers some software and Internet services. Includes links, details on services, and information.
Uniblue Software Provides Windows software utilities including a registry cleaner, spyware remover, computer speed up solution, backup system, and task manager.
Vendor Nation Online e-commerce and merchant site offering computer software and products. Hosting services provided for the following; website, email account, database, and e-commerce site hosting.
Visible Light Complete on-line source for all your authoring product needs.
Wondershare Software Co. Offers a variety of software products for Business, PC utility and mobile devices.
XLsoft Corporation Distributor of developer's software products for the Japanese market, focusing mainly on Power Tools and Utilities.


Welcome to the Elko Community Concert Association website. We have a wonderful series of concerts arranged for the season. Please click on "The Current Season" in the menu above to see the program line up we have arranged. Then, when you are convinced of the fantastic musical experience this represents, click on the "Memberships" link above to find out how you can become a part of the Elko Community Concert Association and enjoy these great programs.
The Elko Community Concert Association is made possible by people like you who have become members, the many volunteers who work to make these programs possible, and through the generous financial support of many individuals, families, and businesses in our community. Please click on "our patron list" to see the people and businesses from all around this area who support the Elko Community Concert Association.
ECCA web site last updated April, 2019.


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Formalin Market Segmentation By Application (Fertilizers, Drugs, Dye, Antiseptic perfume, Automotive exteriors and Interiors, Rubber Chemicals and Others); By Technology (Traditional, Advanced); By Percentage of Formaldehyde in Formalin (1-20%, 20 %-40 % and 40 % - 60 %) - Global Demand Analysis & Opportunity Outlook 2027
Formalin Market
Report ID: 810
Published On: 8 April, 2020
Extensive insights into the Growth of Formalin Market amidst COVID-19
Global Formalin Market Overview
Formalin is a solution of formaldehyde in water, containing 40% of it by volume or 37% of it by mass. In Formalin, methanol is also mixed, which act as a stabilizer, generally added to prohibit polymerization and oxidation. Formalin mostly contains 10% methanol can be increased and decreased at small proportion depending on the grade.
Formalin is a liquid sustaining several attributes, which includes explosiveness, flammable, toxic and colorless. Formalin vapor attached with oxygen molecules in air to form an explosive compound. Hence, it requires high safety and attention while working with Formalin. Formalin is mainly transported from stainless steel and aluminum rail tanks, barrels, and cars but can also transported through polyethylene barrels or cans. General attributes of formalin includes disinfecting various products and is also having its application as a hardener in nail paints to strengthen nails. It also have its function as a fixative (preservative), which prohibits the autolytic decomposition of human tissue that has been eliminated by surgery. Formalin is utilized as a preservative for tissue globally. It sustains a number of applications in several industries which includes paper, paint, and textile and many more. Formalin consists of 15% methanol is implicated on fish to execute the conformation of paraformaldehyde.
The global formalin market is perceived to maintain a constant CAGR 10% during the forecast period and exist at a significant volume globally. The growth in several secondary infrastructural commodities such as Furniture, wooden flooring and plywood manifests significant increase in formalin market globally.
Asia Pacific manifests major market for formalin globally. The developing economies, such as India and China, are anticipated to exude significant growth in the formalin market during the forecast period. Owing to the growing population in the parts of South, South Eastern and Eastern Asia delineates significant change in formalin market over forthcoming years. The elevation in the population boosting the growth of food consumption thereby expanding of demand for crops ensue the growth in fertilizer industry and dependent industries such as formalin market. North America and Europe are anticipated to establish significant growth on the verge of the increased production of drug and dyes in the region, which are anticipated to bolster the utilization of formalin in forthcoming years.
The Middle East and Latin America formalin markets are anticipated to exhibit growth during the forecast period on the cusp of expected boost in the Latin America Agribusiness Industry.CLICK TO DOWNLOAD FREE SAMPLE
Growth Drivers and Challenges
Increasing Application of Adhesives
Increase in the application of adhesives positively impacting the formalin market across the globe due to the bolster in the demand of wooden furniture, wooden floors and several other products where the adhesives are used. The increasing use of adhesives to make flawless furniture expedites the extensive use of formalin.
Growing Fertilizer Industry
The growth of fertilizer industry is also responsible for bolstering the demand of formalin on the advent of higher consumption of food across the globe penetrates the greater application of fertilizers. The increasing population exhibits increase in the demand of food. The tremendous pressure to increase production of food evince extensive use of formalin to produce fertilizers.
Allied Regulations
However, various stringent regulations are introduced to production and use of formalin by various governments such as India and Bangladesh offsetting the growth of formalin market across the globe. The developed regions such as Europe and North America also enveloped stringent norms to regulate the market of formalin in the region.
Our-in depth analysis of the global formalin market includes the following segments:
Antiseptic perfume
Automotive exteriors and Interiors
By Percentage of Formaldehyde in Formalin,
1%-20%
20 %-40 %
40 % - 60 %
On the basis of regional analysis, global formalin market is segmented into five major regions including North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America and Middle East & Africa region
Asia Pacific exhibits main market for formalin around the globe. The evolving economies, such as India and China, are expected to ensue significant surge in the formalin market during the forecast period. On the back of to the growing population in the parts of South, South Eastern and Eastern Asia manifests discerned change in formalin market over coming years. The elevation in the population bolstering the surge of food consumption thereby expanding of demand for crops ensue the growth in fertilizer industry and dependent industries such as formalin market. North America and Europe are expected to establish notable growth on the back of the elevation production of drug and dyes in the region, which are expected to bolster the utilization of formalin in forthcoming years.
The Middle East and Latin America formalin markets are perceived to ensue growth during the forecast period on the cusp of expected propel the Latin America Agribusiness Industry.
Global formalin market is further classified on the basis of region as follows:
North America (U.S. & Canada) Market size, Y-O-Y growth & Opportunity Analysis
Latin America (Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Rest of Latin America) Market size, Y-O-Y growth & Opportunity Analysis
Europe (U.K., Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Hungary, Belgium, Netherlands & Luxembourg, NORDIC, Poland, Turkey, Russia, Rest of Europe) Market size, Y-O-Y growth & Opportunity Analysis
Asia-Pacific (China, India, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand, Rest of Asia-Pacific) Market size, Y-O-Y growth & Opportunity Analysis.
Middle East and Africa (Israel, GCC (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman), North Africa, South Africa, Rest of Middle East and Africa) Market size, Y-O-Y growth & Opportunity Analysis
Georgia-Pacific Chemicals
Key Product Offerings
Recent Development
Sumitomo Chemicals
Balaji Formalin
Fish Vet Forward
MarketLab, Inc.
Shiny Chemical Industrial Co.,
Kronochem Sebes SR
Other Prominent Players
North America Metal Polishing Market Segmentation by Finishing Type (Metal Plating, Anodizing, Passivation, Powder Coat, Others); By Substrate (Steel, Iron, Aluminum, Copper, Nickel, Others); By Application (Mold Polishing, Wheels, Discs & Belts, Surface Finishing, Others); and by End Use (Residential, Commercial, and Industrial) – Demand Analysis and Opportunity Outlook 2027
Category : Chemicals and Advanced Materials
Adhesives Market Segmentation By Product Type (Acrylic, Polyurethane, Vinyl, Epoxy, Styrene and Others); By Formulation Technology (Solvent-Based, Water-Based, Radiation Cured (UV/EB) and Hot Melt) and By End Use Application (Packaging, Construction, Textile, Footwear, Furniture, Healthcare and Others) – Global Demand Analysis And Opportunity Outlook 2028
Asia-Pacific Fumed Silica Market Segmentation By Product (Hydrophilic, and Hydrophobic); By Application (Pharmaceutical, Beauty & Personal Care, Silicone Elastomer, Paints, Coatings & Inks, UPR, Adhesives & Sealants, Food & Beverages and Others) – Demand Analysis & Opportunity Outlook 2025
Carbomers Market Segmentation By Product (Carbomer 934, Carbomer 940, Carbomer 941, Carbomer 980 and Others); By Polymer Type (Homopolymer, Copolymer and Interpolymer); By Application (Emulsifiers, Thickeners, Dispersing Agents, Conditioning Agent and Others) and By End-Use (Personal Care & Cosmetics, Pharmaceuticals, Homecare and Others) – Global Demand Analysis & Opportunity Outlook 2028
Asia Pacific Precipitated Silica Market Segmentation By Application (Tires, Silicon Rubber, Footwear, Food & Feed, Coatings, Paints & Inks, Adhesives & Sealants, Battery Separators, Synthetic Paper and Others) and By End User (Automobile, Food & Beverage Industry, Personal Care, Agriculture, Electronics and Others) - Demand Analysis & Opportunity Evaluation 2018-2027


You have gotten to know us a little through the about page, looked through our portfolio, packages for branding and for website design, testimonials, and terms & conditions pages and decided that our design style matches your taste! YAY! Now the fun can begin! Choose the package/service that you would like to book and reach out to us through our contact page!
Now we get to know each other! We already know that our initial style is similar, but we need to make sure that we click. If we can't have a fun little conversation together as if we were in the Picnic Cafe having a coffee, then we won't work together very well. So we schedule a 30-45 minute design chat via Zoom to make sure that our personalities go together, and that we are a good match! If we are indeed a great match you will begin the booking process!
Once we decide that we are ready to move forward and work on your brand and/or website together, I will send you a formal proposal based on our conversation. When you click to approve the proposal, a contract and invoice for your (non-refundable) deposit will be available for you to sign and pay. Once the contract is signed and the deposit is paid, you will get an email to our client portal where we will add all of your homework! Your final payment will be due on or by design start day.
Homework never sounds fun, but in this case it is! We have a series of forms created that will help us get the detailed information we need to do your design. You will get these forms one at a time so that you aren't overwhelmed. The completion of one form will trigger your next form to be sent! Just take your time and have fun with them!
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(d)in the case of a credit institution within regulation 14(2)(d)(ii) or (iii), action corresponding to that described in sub-paragraph (b) or (c) has been taken by or in relation to the institution under the law of an EEA State or other State.
(2) On giving the notice referred to in paragraph (1), the person shall also notify the account holder of the right to transfer the account under regulation 19(1)(a), and the notice shall inform the account holder of the rights under paragraph (3).
the period between the account provider ceasing to be approved, or act or qualify as an approved account provider, and the transfer to the transferee, shall be ignored in determining whether the account has at all times been managed by an approved account provider.


IV. Fireworks: based on "American Fanfare"
Rich orchestration, melodic grace, and an exquisitely balanced rhythmic sensitivity characterize the music of longtime BMOP friend Elena Ruehr.
Three splashy, intimate, witty, nostalgic, luxurious symphonic works from imaginative composer Lewis Spratlan.