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We are a sunglasses and Sport frames specialist. We want to make sure you have the best sports equipment when playing the sport of your choice. We offer a personal service in our stores or telephone and email for all of your questions.
We have the latest range of Sunglasses, Goggles and accessories and much more all at fantastic prices. We also offer multi-buy deals on a selection of products on our website and in store. So if your looking for cheap frames and lenses, the latest style and ranges, multi-purchase deals on high end brands or just want to browse for your next purchase you have found the best online sunglasses store.
UK Deliveries
ORDERS Over £150 WILL BE DESPATCHED RECORDED DELIVERY FREE OF CHARGE WITHIN THE UK. RECORDED DELIVERY TAKES 2-3 DAYS.
ROYAL MAIL TRACKED 48 HOUR DELIVERY £3.99
This service will aim to deliver within 48 hours. Please place your order before 3:15pm.
EXPRESS COURIER £7.99
This service is guaranteed next working day before 6pm. Please place your order before 3pm.
International delivery costs and times
NEW LOWER INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY RATES - SELECTED DESTINATIONS
Please note we can only send international orders to a street address ie not a PO box due to international shipping regulations.
Our standard international delivery costs are as follows:
Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Netherlands – 3 - 7 days - £12.00
Czech Republic, Slovakia, Italy, Spain, Estonia, Finland, Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Sweden, Slovakia – 3 - 7 days - £16.00
Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Iceland, Israel, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, Norway, Romania, Russia and Switzerland – 3 - 7 days £40.00 per parcel
Canada, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore - 4 – 10 days £30.00 per parcel (Whilst we try to keep shipping costs as low as possible, please note the final delivery cost will depend on the weight of the items ordered. See below for more details)
International orders are dispatched via DHL by Air with full tracking service. If you would like any further details on your individual order, please do not hesitate to email us at [email protected]
If your order is exceptionally heavy or large we may not be able to deliver within the shipping charges shown above. In this event, we will email you with a quote for delivery costs. You can then decide if you wish to pay any additional charges or amend your order.
We reserve the right to revise any shipping costs/dates/times when necessary. We retain the right to refuse/amend any orders that do not comply with the delivery options available to us at this time. International delivery times are given for guidance purposes only and cannot be guaranteed, although we will do our upmost to ensure that your order reaches you as promptly as possible.
Please note: All non-UK customers are responsible for any import taxes and duties.
All orders are covered by our 14 day exchange or refund promise.
Returns should be sent to:
Just-Sunglasses – Returns
Letchworth Tennis & Squash Club
Muddy Lane
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Returns can only be accepted in original packaging/ unworn/ with labels or shoe tags still attached within 14 days of receipt of order. Please enclose your order number, proof of purchase and your full contact details. Customers are responsible for the cost of returning any unwanted items to us.
For enquiries regarding international returns, please email [email protected]
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1.1 "Buyer" means the individual or organisation who buys or agrees to buy the Goods from the Seller.
1.2 "Consumer" shall have the meaning ascribed in section 12 of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977.
1.3 "Contract" means the contract between the Seller and the Buyer for the sale and purchase of Goods incorporating these Terms and Conditions.
1.4 "Goods" means the articles that the Buyer agrees to buy from the Seller
1.5 "Seller" means Just Rackets, PO Box 51, Hitchin, Herts, SG5 3UQ.
1.6 "Terms and Conditions" means the terms and conditions of sale set out in this document and any special terms and conditions agreed in writing by the seller.
2. CONDITIONS
2.1 Nothing in these Terms and Conditions shall affect the Buyer's statutory rights as a Consumer.
2.2 These Terms and Conditions shall apply to all contracts for the sale of Goods by the Seller to the Buyer and shall prevail over any other documentation or communication from the Buyer.
2.3 Acceptance of delivery of the Goods shall be deemed conclusive evidence of the Buyer's acceptance of these Terms and Conditions.
2.4 Any variation to these Terms and Conditions (including any special terms and conditions agreed between the parties) shall be inapplicable unless agreed in writing by the Seller.
3. ORDERING
3.1 All orders for Goods shall be deemed to be an offer by the Buyer to purchase.
Goods pursuant to these Terms and Conditions and are subject to acceptance by the Seller. The Seller may choose not to accept an order for any reason.
3.2 Where the Goods ordered by the Buyer are not available from stock the Buyer shall be notified and given the option to either wait until the Goods are available from stock or cancel the order and receive a full refund within 30 days.
4.1 The Price of the Goods shall be that stipulated on the Seller's Website. The Price does include VAT but not delivery charges.
4.2 The total purchase price, including VAT and delivery charges, will be displayed in the Buyer's shopping cart prior to confirming the order. All payments will be made in GBP £'s Sterling.
4.3 After the order is received the Seller shall confirm by email the details, description and price for the Goods together with information on the right to cancel if the Buyer is a Consumer.
4.4 In the case of all sales, payment of the Price plus VAT and delivery charges must be made in full through the secure payment system on the website.
5. RIGHTS OF SELLER
5.1 The Seller reserves the right to adjust the price and specification of any item on the Website at its discretion.
5.2 The Seller reserves the right to withdraw any Goods from the Website at any time.
5.3 The Seller shall not be liable to anyone for withdrawing any Goods from the Website or for refusing to process an order.
6. AGE OF CONSENT
6.1 Where Goods may only be purchased by persons of a certain age the Buyer will be asked when placing an order to declare that they are of the appropriate legal age to purchase the Goods.
6.2 If the Seller discovers that the Buyer is not legally entitled to order certain goods, the Seller shall be entitled to cancel the order immediately, without notice.
The Seller warrants that the Goods will at the time of dispatch correspond to the description given by the Seller. Except where the Buyer is dealing as a Consumer, all other warranties, conditions, or terms relating to fitness for purpose, merchantability or condition of the Goods, whether implied by Statute, common law or otherwise are excluded, and the Buyer is satisfied as to the suitability of the Goods for the Buyer's purpose.
8.1 Goods supplied within the UK will normally be delivered within 14 days of the confirmation of order. It is assumed that the delivery address is accessible by lorry if required. If this is likely to be a problem, please inform us at the time of order. 8.2 Goods supplied outside the UK will only be shipped by prior arrangement.
8.3 Where a specific delivery date has been agreed, and where this delivery date cannot be met, the Buyer will be notified and given the opportunity to agree a new delivery date.
8.4 The Seller shall use its reasonable endeavours to meet any date agreed for delivery. In any event time of delivery shall not be of the essence and the Seller shall not be liable for any losses, costs, damages or expenses incurred by the Buyer or any third party arising directly or indirectly out of any failure to meet any estimated delivery date.
8.5 Delivery of the Goods shall be made to the Buyer's delivery address specified in the order confirmation and the Buyer shall make all arrangements necessary to take delivery of the Goods whenever they are tendered for delivery. The goods will be delivered between the hours of 8.00am and 6.00pm. The person who placed the order will need to be available to sign for the delivery.
8.6 Title and risk in the Goods shall pass to the Buyer upon delivery of the Goods.
9. CANCELLATIONS AND RETURN
9.1 The Buyer shall inspect the Goods immediately upon receipt and shall notify the Seller by email or letter within 7 working days of delivery if the Goods are damaged or do not comply with any of the Contract. If the Buyer fails to do so the Buyer shall be deemed to have accepted the Goods. A telephone conversation does not constitute notification of non acceptance.
9.2 Where a claim of defect or damage is made the Goods shall be returned by the Buyer to the Seller. The Buyer shall be entitled to a full refund (including delivery costs) plus any return postal charges if the Goods are in fact defective.
9.3 If you are a consumer you have the right, in addition to your other rights, to cancel the Contract and receive a refund by informing the Seller in writing at the following address, Just Rackets, PO Box 51, Hitchin, Herts, SG5 3UQ or by email to [email protected] within 7 days of receipt of the goods.
9.4 Goods must be returned by the Buyer at the Buyer's expense and should be adequately insured during the return journey. The Buyer will receive a refund of all monies paid for the Goods excluding delivery charges, if any) except for return postal charges within 30 days of cancellation. There will also be a 25% handling & restocking charge deducted from the refund. If the goods are to be collected the cost of collection will also be deducted from the refund to the buyer.
9.5 Goods will only be accepted for refund if they are in a merchantable condition ie. Unopened and in original packaging and undamaged.
9.6 Goods to be returned must clearly show the order confirmation number obtained from the Seller on the packaging.
9.7 Where returned Goods are found to be damaged due to the Buyer's fault the Buyer will be liable for the cost of remedying such damaged goods.
10.1 Except as may be implied by law where the Buyer is dealing as a Consumer, in the event of any breach of these Terms and Conditions by the Seller the remedies of the Buyer shall be limited to damages which shall in no circumstances exceed the Price of the Goods and the Seller shall under no circumstances be liable for any indirect, incidental or consequential loss or damage whatever.
10.2 Nothing in these Terms and Conditions shall exclude or limit the liability of the Seller for death or personal injury resulting from the negligence of the Seller or that of the Seller's agents or employees.
No waiver by the Seller (whether express or implied) in enforcing any of its rights under this contract shall prejudice its rights to do so in the future.
The Seller shall not be liable for any delay or failure to perform any of its obligations if the delay or failure results from events or circumstances outside its reasonable control, including but not limited to acts of God, strikes, lock outs, accidents, war, fire, breakdown of plant or machinery or shortage or unavailability of raw materials from a natural source of supply, and the Seller shall be entitled to a reasonable extension of its obligations.
13. SEVERANCE
If any term or provision of these Terms and Conditions is held invalid, illegal or unenforceable for any reason by any court of competent jurisdiction such provision shall be severed and the remainder of the provisions hereof shall continue in full force and effect as if these Terms and Conditions had been agreed with the invalid illegal or unenforceable provision eliminated.
14. CHANGES TO TERMS AND CONDITIONS
The Seller shall be entitled to alter these Terms and Conditions at any time. But this right shall not affect the existing Terms and Conditions accepted by the Buyer upon making a purchase.
These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the law of England and the parties hereby submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.
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Dante Alighieri's Inferno
Dante Alighieri's Inferno, the first part of his epic poem Divine Comedy, tells the story of the protagonist Dante's journey through Hell with the Roman poet Virgil as his guide. Dante has lost his way both literally (i.e., he is lost in the forest) and metaphorically (i.e., he has strayed from his proper path in life). By letting sin enter his life, he has thus become alienated from God. The Divine Comedy provides an allegorical representation of Dante's endeavor to transcend his sins and reconnect with God's love.
In Inferno specifically, Dante traverses Hell in an attempt to uncover the nature of sin. As the Divine Comedy functions as an allegory, his story represents more than just the personal quest: it represents the universal search to connect with God within Christianity. This allegorical function proves to be defining for the nature of the protagonist in Inferno. Though the Divine Comedy is an epic, the character of Dante as protagonist is meant to be representative and relatable for the entirety of the human race. This form of allegorical protagonist that symbolizes humanity in general is in keeping with the 'Everyman' tradition from the medieval morality plays which center on man and his characteristic human traits ("Everyman"; Van Gorp 287-288).
Any difficulties in defining the character of Dante in his capacity as protagonist stem from this allegorical nature: his defining traits are intentionally left vague and universal, though the reader does know for certain that he committed a non-specified sin at some point in his life, and that he takes part in the local political scene in Florence. In terms of the formal features of the protagonist as set out in the theoretical part of this discussion, this is another move further away from the original notion of the tragic hero. This protagonist is no longer a model symbolization of what man should strive to be. He is meant to serve as a mirror for mankind, rather than as a template.
He is also intended to embody the intrinsically human traits that every human being shares: he sympathizes with other people while still remaining capable of anger; he feels a strong sense of injustice and the sight of people suffering makes him weep, while still sensing a strong feeling of satisfaction at the public destruction of his political enemies. He is proud, but at the same time he is deeply unsatisfied as he feels conflicting desires on his journey through Hell. His instincts tell him he belongs among the great poets in Limbo, but he also strongly wishes to find his love Beatrice, and to live within God's love. Unlike Beowulf, who relishes danger, Dante shows great courage in spite of his fears, and he is not afraid to be highly emotional either (as demonstrated by how frequently he faints when faced with overwhelming danger or when profoundly moved). All of these character traits contribute to a protagonist that is more relatable to the general public.
As Dante's journey through Hell continues, he becomes increasingly desensitized to the harsh punishments doled out by God; the deeper he descends into Hell, the less sympathy he shows for the suffering of the damned. Encouraged by Virgil to detest sin and to steel himself so as not to take pity on Hell's sinners (because they are merely getting what they deserve), Dante is required to adopt very strict moral standards before he can be allowed to start his journey through Purgatory and into Heaven (as depicted in the second and third parts of the Divine Comedy, Purgatorio and Paradiso). Though this might seem to be in direct conflict with the increased relatability of the protagonist in this text, it actually serves to highlight the centrality of humanity in the work. Dante has a strong personality and has a sense of control over the world around him. Additionally, his journey is also a journey of personal spiritual growth. This is a new motif in our discussion of the male protagonist. While Beowulf clearly matures after his initial fights with Grendel and Grendel's mother, the emphasis of Beowulf is not on its protagonist's personal growth but rather on his heroic accomplishments. In Inferno (and by extension in the entire Divine Comedy), that emphasis has shifted.
As the protagonist and the author share a name, there is an interesting duality between the two of them. Though the character of Dante might well be a fictional representation of the author, it is far too reductive to interpret them as being one and the same. There are, for instance, several occasions on which the character of Dante is profoundly moved by the fate of one of Hell's residents, while Dante the author is the direct cause of that same person's plight. One example here is the treatment of Brunetto Latini. In Canto 15, Dante encounters Latini among the Sodomites and is deeply shaken by this encounter. In reality, however, the author Dante is the one who places Latini there in the first place, and his placement of Latini among the Sodomites is actually a vicious attack on his character. Many other examples of this dichotomy between the protagonist's sympathy and the true feelings of the author are present, for example when the protagonist encounters a number of influential Florentines in Canto 16. Their presence in the third ring of Hell alone is enough to imply that the author's feelings towards them may very well have been less than sympathetic. This line of thought is supported by the many gruesome torments the author devises for his characters' punishments, and by the fact that many of the people the character Dante encounters are actually people with whom the author Dante was familiar in real life.
The characteristics of the protagonist in Inferno constitute a clear shift away from the classical tragic hero. Where the epic hero could still be seen as a positive counterpart to the tragic hero, this type of 'Everyman'-protagonist moves the notion away from a 'noble, renowned hero with outstanding morality' towards a type of protagonist that readers from all walks of life can relate to. It is no coincidence that this increased centrality of humanity in literature coincides with the emergence of the Renaissance and its growing focus on the agency of individuals.
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Our preventative maintenance program is designed to provide the customer with an ongoing, troche maintenance program for the lifetime of the contract. Preventative maintenance will be initiated, pills monitored, price scheduled, and performed, by the Austin Green Team.
All service activities are recommended by equipment manufacturers based on location, application, type, run time, and our own experience. The customer will be informed of the program's progress and results on a continuing basis via a detailed service report, presented after each service call for the customer's review, approval signature, and record.
Austin Green Team will provide professional maintenance services for your mechanical systems.
For corrosion control on an 'as-needed' basis.
Should a service call be required outside of the scheduled preventative maintenance appointment, the service call fee is discounted 50% and all repairs are discounted 10%.
If a system cannot be repaired, or the customer wishes to have the system replaced, the cost of replacing the system will be discounted 10%. We shall not be responsible for system design or its performance in maintaining design conditions except through failure of equipment covered herein. It is understood that this proposal sets forth our entire agreement.


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Highlights of 30C3 Art & Beauty Track and Works
"You can create art and beauty on a computer." The quote has been derived from Steven Levy's famous hacker ethic in his book »Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution« – published in 1984, the debut year of the Chaos Communication Congress at Bürgerhaus Eidelstedt in the Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg.
30 years later »Art & Beauty« (»Kunst und Schönheit«) – its ironic twist entirely unfolding in German language – is one of five content tracks in the conference program. You can't overlook it in the Fahrplan – the purple colour coding is as weird as the naming is misleading.
The particular review team searched for speakers who are using hacker tools and skills to create art works which are critically dealing with the underlying technology, the very hacker culture itself, or the impact of both towards a broader audience outside the core hacker community, i. e. mass media, popular culture, art or politics.
Therefore we are very proud to present an international all-star selection of artists, hackers and theorists who followed the invitation of the CfP to contribute to the jubilee edition of the Chaos Communication Congress.
Trevor Paglen is currently one of the most prolific contemporary artists who unveils the hidden, but in an uncanny way highly aesthetic landscape of top secret U. S. military programs which heavily take advantage from the NSA's global SigInt espionage activities.
olia lialina has been pioneering net art from the 1990s on and is asking in her lecture »Turing Complete User« what the disappearing of the computer – into the Cloud, into the Internet of Things does to the concept of its User.
Ars Electronica award-winning artist Julian Oliver is talking on the »Art of Exploit« as an introduction to critical engineering and interventions rather than art in a conventional way. Together with his partner at art collective weise7 he will present the prototype of »PRISM: The Beacon Frame« as an example of such critical work of art in the framework of the 30C3 exhibition organised by the local Hamburg Gängeviertel
Also joining the Gängeviertel's art exhibition is Aram Bartholl with his open design laboratory and workshop »Kill Your Phone!« whereas his conference lecture »Hello World!« gives a resume of his stunning art projects like »USB DeadDrops« or »IRL map marker in public« that always blurs the symbolic orders of the digital sphere and its physical counterparts.
A highlight at the very start of the conference will be lixvlx' lecture »What's so funny about?« The member of the art group UBERMORGEN.COM famous for their highly controversial works like »voteauction.com« or »GWEI – Google will eat itself« is talking about the practical impossibility of interventionist art practice under today's regime of anti-terror legislation.
Besides the conference program Art & Beauty has entered the night line and is presenting two high profile performances of artelse's facial hacking research »Perfect Paul« and KH Jeron's singing and dancing robot – build to take part in TV casting shows – »Sim Gishel«.
Last, but not least, the 30C3 poster-child hardware-hacking open art project »Seidenstrasse« – a revision of the OCTO installation by the artist group Telekommunisten – originated from the Art & Beauty review team's brainstorming sessions and is adding up an all-new layer of communication infrastructure to the event: A pneumatic tube system built from non-perforated (airtight) drainage pipe and vacuum cleaners Seidenstrasse.
To sum it up: a revision to Steven Levy's quote is overdue: »You can create more than art and beauty on a computer.«


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needs to go exactly to root of my s3 account... how to fix this?
btw; the sync might be an overkill since I only want to copy (and overwrite!) to the s3 folders, coming from the root. Not (yet) interested in deleting etc.
what can I do..?

A: The AWS Command-Line Interface (CLI) aws s3 sync command requires a bucket name.
Therefore, you will either need to write a script that extracts the bucket name and inserts it into the aws s3 sync command, or you'll need to write your own program to use in place of the AWS CLI.
If you have a limited number of buckets and they don't change that often, you could just write a script that repeatedly calls the AWS CLI, such as:
aws s3 sync bucket1/ s3://bucket1/
aws s3 sync bucket2/ s3://bucket2/
etc.

A: if somebody comes to the same question:
for file in `find -type f`;
do
newFilename="${file#./}"
dirName=$ENVIRONMENT-$(dirname "$newFilename")

#get first part of dir (only root)
dirName="${dirName%%/*}"

echo bucket: $dirName

if aws s3api head-bucket --bucket "$dirName" 2>/dev/null; then
   echo "bucket already exists"
else
  if [[ $dirName == *"/"* ]]; then
     echo $dirName
     echo "This bucket is a subfolder and will not be created"
  else
     aws s3 mb s3://$dirName
  fi
fi

aws s3 cp $newFilename s3://$ENVIRONMENT-$newFilename
done

the scripts retrieves all the files that it can find;
then it will check the root directory (relative to the current folder)
it will check it the directory exists as a bucket. If not; it will be created.
And then every file will be copied.
Since i do not know if a root-directory exists (as a bucket) we have to manually check it.
I couldn't use the sync because I might not have an existing bucket.
If you do know that your root directory as a bucket exists; then i would use the sync, one liner vs 10-liner :see_no_evil:.
anyway, that was it for me!

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The Shipping Trade on the River Tyne
DOI link for The Shipping Trade on the River Tyne
The Shipping Trade on the River Tyne book
ByPeter D. Wright
BookLife on the Tyne
Having become a flourishing port stimulated by the dynamic coal trade, during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Newcastle had developed a thriving community of merchants and tradesmen. As the community grew, with the development of an urban middle class, relative wealth and spending power, manifested in an increasing demand for consumables, also grew. This 'consuming culture' was a major feature of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and it has been the subject of extensive analysis relating the increased demand associated with consumption to the development of markets and increasing sociability within the community.1 The impact of these changes upon consumption and regional identity, particularly in the North East of England, has been lucidly presented in a series of essays edited by Helen Berry and Jeremy Gregory, in which a number of distinct features characteristic of the local industrial and trading community dominated by coal are highlighted.2 The effect of this increasing consumption of a wider range of food and luxury products was to fuel both an increase in the production of consumables locally and an increase in the import of goods that were not locally produced into the Tyne. These imports came not just from London and other ports in England but also from abroad, including timber and cloth from Northern Europe and wines from Southern Europe and the Mediterranean. Many of these commodities came into Newcastle as part of return cargoes in ships that were coming back to the Tyne to pick up further outward cargoes of coal and other local products such as glass, lead and grindstones, particularly as part of the flourishing Baltic trade that was so important to many Newcastle merchants.3


sleekness is enhanced by a cast concrete base. Thanks to its different mouth blown glass shades, 'Reed' can easily fit in a variety of situations. Maybe as a bedside lamp with the calming orangey colors, or as a desk lamp with the colder colors for focus and quietness. With the embossed structures of the lampshade variations that cast light effect, it can also be placed as a decorative light.


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When our crazy house became The Crazy House we had NO CLUE what we were doing. But, through some awesome networking, great tools, and fantastic products (some of our own even) we have built what we have become! We want to give back and share these resources with other small businesses who may be struggling.
I literally CANNOT say enough about the awesomeness that is the Flourish community. I joined when my sales for a month might not even cover the $12.99 fee but I took a chance. And here we are today! I attribute ALOT of our success to the lessons learned and the community as a whole. It is TOTALLY worth trying it out (it's $14.99/month now but still worth it)!
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This was my go to for photo editing until I got more comfortable with PhotoShop. I love their collage function and the mobile app that lets me edit on the fly. While I primarily use Photoshop now, this was a good starter program!
I had NEVER heard of Action Brushes for Photoshop before Paige posted some videos on them. Honestly, Photoshop was scary and daunting so I wanted to stay far away, but her videos and brushes made things so much more accessible.
This is amazing! Just a small monthly fee ($9.99) and you have a constantly up to date version of Photoshop and Lightroom! There are soooooooooooooooo many things you can do with this combo that I will be learning about them for ages to come. With a semi-steep learning curve, this is an investment I suggest you make and master as soon as you can. It is by far one of the best decisions I ever made!
This is one of my favorite sites for commercial use fonts and images! They have some fantastic designers and talented artists. They have recently changed their TOS but you are still able to do what you want with most of them (again, please always check TOS before you commit). I personally love their $1 sections! Did I mention, you get a discount on packs through Flourish?
Who doesn't love free things? The images on this site are free to use for commercial use (as of this writing but as always, be sure to check current TOS). I use them for ads, posts, fillers, and even mockups! The photography is stunning and I can usually find what I need with a quick search or two!


Bulk material handling is mainly performed by BELT CONVEYORS. The catalogue MR07 shows DugomRulli IDLERS with this specific purpose.
A short technical introduction suggests the criteria for the calculation and the choice of the various components.
Idlers, whose purpose is to carry the conveyor belt and to allow its movement, consists of rollers and transoms, which are presented separately. Rollers and relevant accessories for garland idlers and pipe conveyors are presented as well.


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131	 H. I. Young, J. Y. Park, H. J. Kim, S. Jung, S. Park, H. J. Lee, W. Choe, C. Jo, An innovative curing process with plasma-treated water for production of loin ham and for its quality and safety, Plasma Process Polym. 00050 (2017.07) 1885
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Italian clothing designer G&P Net uses RFID to track its garment inventory, helping it identify and eliminate the source of gray market sales.
Jul 08, 2009—European businesses, especially those in Southern and Eastern Europe, suffer from a legal but unauthorized practice known as the gray market, in which a retailer authorized to sell a product sell one that is unauthorized—sometimes in another country. The system not only hurts the image of a product intended for a limited group of retailers, but the cost to European businesses from unauthorized sales at unsanctioned prices can be millions of euros each year, both in reduced product value and in litigation, as manufacturers attempt to identify and stop unauthorized sellers.
One Italian garment manufacturer, G&P Net, is combating the problem, as well as improving its inventory and logistics management, using RFID technology. G&P Net manufactures high-end jackets under brand names such as Geospirit and Peuterey. The system, which G&P Net deployed at its four distribution centers (DCs) in Italy one year ago, enables the company to verify the authenticity of products and track the shipment route of a specific item based on an Alien Technology RFID tag attached to that garment.
The system was provided to G&P Net by Italian RFID technology company Aton, which first installed the firm's warehouse management system (WMS) software in 2006. In 2007, Aton and G&P Net began discussing an RFID solution that would help the company track the origins of any of its garments it might find being sold by unauthorized retailers. Prior to using RFID, when the firm discovered an unauthorized seller of its jackets, it could be impossible to determine where that garment had come from. Once apparel was shipped from a DC to a retailer, there was no way to know those items' exact locations, or which retailers currently possessed them. As such, if a store sold them to another retailer, G&P Net had no way to trace that event. Without RFID, the Aton WMS software helped the garment manufacturer track the quantity, style and color of products being shipped, but did not track each individual item of clothing.
With RFID, G&P Net has much greater visibility, says Otello Azzali, Aton's vice president. At garment factories throughout Europe and Asia, workers attach an ALN-9634 EPC Gen 2 UHF tag, measuring 2 inches by 2 inches in size, to each jacket. The unique ID number encoded to the tag is then linked to data regarding the specific garment, such as its size and style, as well as where and when it was manufactured. The garments are shipped to one of the DCs. Upon arrival, they are carried through a portal at the warehouse doors, where Alien ALR 8800 interrogators capture each tag's unique ID number. That ID, along with the time and date of the read, are transmitted to the back-end Aton WMS software, where the information is then stored. When an order from a retailer is received and the garments are shipped out, they pass through another portal that reads the tags once more, connecting that read and the tag's ID number with the specific order in the back-end system, including the name of the retailer that will receive the garment.
In this way, G&P Net can maintain a record as to which retailer received each specific item. In the event that the company learns of an unauthorized seller, G&P Net can scan the RFID number on the garment's tag and immediately determine who previously had possession of that product.


Insect covers provide an alternative pest control option for growers. Insect covers come in different sizes and are suitable for control of a whole host of insects such as carrot rust fly, cabbage maggot, and flea beetles. Insect covers will create a physical barrier between the crop and flying insects. It has to be applied tightly so insects are unable to get under the netting.
Insect covers do not trap heat and therefore are used on cole crops, carrots etc where extra heat might be undesirable. On the other hand crops such as cucurbits, lettuce and peppers may benefit from extra heat, so floating row covers are more beneficial.


Top (l-r): Samantha Cash, Angel Kerin, Patrick Sylla, Kevin Hodgson, Rosie Wootten, Ben Dickinson, Matthew Ridge, Tom Peters. Bottom (l-r): Izzy Wedderburn, Bridget Dence, Hannah Molyneaux, Danielle Broom, Iona Sheerin.
The club would like to offer its congratulations to 11 of its athletes selected to compete for their counties at the English Schools Athletics Championships to be held on 11th and 12th July 2014 in Birmingham.
Although thirteen athletes from BAC attained the qualification standard for their discipline, the number of athletes Dorset Schools can take is capped at 25. Therefore only ten were selected from BAC, along with one for Hampshire Schools.
Iona Sheerin has also been selected to represent Hampshire Schools for the junior girls 75m hurdles.
Two other BAC athletes gained the qualification standard, and although not in the Dorset team, deserve recognition for their achievements. They are Izzy Wedderburn (Junior Girls – Long Jump) and Samantha Cash (Inter Girls – Triple Jump).
The English Schools competition has been running since the 1920s, and for BAC to have had so many of its athletes selected to compete is considered by many to be a record in living memory. For those unfamiliar with it, the two-day competition is the largest of its kind, with many athletes from all over the country representing their county.
The club wishes its athletes the very best of luck, and with such a strong team going, we are hopeful of some great results!
On Saturday 21st June BAC made the trip to Portsmouth for the third SAL match of the season. The team was very much depleted in terms of both athletes and officials due to the match coinciding with the regional schools competitions and the England U20 and U23 Championships. The four female and eight male athletes, along with Ian Graham and Hazel Bates as time keeper and track judge respectively, pulled out all the stops to gain as many points as possible.
As usual, the first track event was the 400m hurdles, with Sarah Kearsey and Danielle Marshall comfortably winning the A and B-string races. Dave Flicos came fourth in the men's A-string race.
The 800m followed, the A-string race possibly being the most competitive race of the day as far as BAC were concerned. Karl Welch led the race until the final 150m, where he was pipped to the post with a time of 1 min 57.9 secs. Jamie Grose won the B-string race, while Brandon Meredith, and under 17 athlete making his debut in the SAL gained a PB of 2 mins 22.7 secs as a non-scorer.
In the men's 100m, U17 athlete, Moinul Uddin raced to 4th place with a new PB of 12.0 secs, and looks strong to run a sub-12 second 100m this season. Flicos gained a new SB, coming 5th in the B-string race.
In the 400m, both Danielle Marshall and Brandon Meredith placed 4th in the women's and men's races, respectively, with the latter gaining another PB.
Samantha Laws came 4th in the women's 3000m race, while Ian White came 3rd with a SB in the men's 5000m race.
Kearsey raced again, winning the 100m hurdles, with a new PB and later came 2nd in the women's 200m.
The final race concerning BAC athletes took the form of the men's 2000m steeplechase, with Jamie Grose winning by a huge margin, with a new PB of 6 mins 30.2 secs. This is all the more impressive considering he ran most of the race alone. Ian White also ran a PB, crossing the line in 3rd place in the B-string race.
In the field, Angie Spall placed a decent 2nd in the long jump, while Adam Nash comfortably won the men's A-string long jump, with Flicos placing 3rd. This was a position Flicos matched in the triple jump, while in the women's event, Danielle Marshall came 4th.
In the high jump, Angie Spall came 3rd, while in the men's event, Andrew Brown came 2nd in the A-string, with a SB of 1.65m, with Flicos placing 4th in the B.
Brown and Flicos also won the A and B-string pole vault, respectively. Brown vaulted far higher than any of the other competitors in an event which was barely represented by the other teams.
In the women's shot, Kearsey and Spall came 2nd and 1st in the A-string and B-string, respectively, with Spall gaining a PB of 7.33m. In the men's event, Flicos came 5thand was later BAC's only competitor in the hammer, coming 4th and picking up valuable points for the club.
Flicos came 4th in the A-string discus, with a new PB of 20.94m, while Adam Nash came 4th in the B-string. Kearsey also gained a new PB in the women's event, gaining 2nd place in the A-string, while Spall won the B-string, with a SB.
Andrew Brown won the men's javelin by a large margin, with 52.07m, and Flicos came 4th in the B-string. In the women's event, Spall and Laws placed 4th and 3rd in the A and B-string, respectively.
During the fixture, the few BAC athletes attempted to fill as many events as possible. Even though winning the match was clearly unlikely, the team endeavoured to gain points, for the dignity of the club. BAC finished 4th overall, out of 5 teams, so the team must be congratulated for its efforts. Although this depletion was understandably due to other competitions on the same day, we hope to put out a stronger team next time round.
Thank you also to BAC's supporters, Rob McTaggart and Peter Briant (also the men's team manager) for cheering the team on, and to Ian White for driving the minibus.
If you find any errors of mistake with the report, please let me know so I can correct them.
Phoebe Dowson took discus gold at the U23 UK championships in Bedford last Saturday.
Phoebe opened her account with a safe 44.34m, but then proceeded to record 5 throws better than her previous PB and finished with a life-time best of 51.12m. This raised her own BAC all time record by 3m.
It was a close encounter with her friend and rival Shadine Duquemin, Shaftesbury BH. Phoebe posted her best throw in round 4 to take the lead, but then amazingly Shadine matched it exactly in round 5. However another big throw of 50.61m from Phoebe in round 5 proved to be the decisive 2nd best throw, winning the gold on count back.
What a competition and certainly one of the performances of the week end from BAC's discus diva!
BAC would like to wish the very best of luck to all those athletes competing in their regional schools championships, whether it be in the South West champs at Yeovil, or the South East champs at Crawley.
The club is very lucky to have such a talented bunch of athletes representing both their county and their school.
I (Sarah) will be competing at the SAL match (good luck to everyone there too), so will write a report on proceedings there. But I know that in the past, athletes and their parents have been keen to see write-ups of the schools events. If anyone is a willing volunteer to write anything for either schools competition, then please let me know. If not, I can write up a summary, but it will obviously be lacking in the detail of tension, suspense and action that the SAL report will involve, due to my actual being at said SAL match and thus witnessing said tension, suspense, and action.
Also, if anyone takes any pictures, which they would like to be used in reports, or posted on the website, again let me know, and I could sort something out.
Again, good luck to one and all, I hope it all goes well!


Alexander is an Electricals/Electronics Engineer, turned Software Developer/Entrepreneur. He graduated from the Meltwater Entrepreneurial School of Technology, where he studied Software Development and Entrepreneurship.
He led a team, which won seed funding from the Meltwater Foundation to start their own software company. Prior to that, he worked in various managerial positions, as an IT director and also a technical director.
When asked about his career, Alex pointed out that he was always that one person with his hand raised, to contribute to the change that the world needs. He volunteered for every opportunity that came along, from teaching, to assisting start-ups, more so out of his desire to learn and gain new experiences.
Additionally, his passion for women's health, through a personal experience, garnered him international recognition for MaternalMortalityPortal.org, a web application that contributes to the MDG 5, by sourcing information from health professionals, to prevent maternal mortality in developing countries.
"The new phase of this project looks very promising. We will reach more women in the remotest parts of Ghana. The new sms and voice platform will reach out to over 12,000 women and families across the country, through localized text and voice messages. This platform will inform them when, where and how to seek care and have access to skilled healthcare personnel and Traditional Birth Attendants", he added.
Without doubt, it was his hard work and desire to make a change that made Maternal Mortality Portal a winner at the 2011 World Summit Youth Award.


SLIP is an innovative start-up comprised of three St. Louis entrepreneurs who envision a healthier and more abundant future for our city, through agro-tech, urban revitalization, and ecological and social responsibility.
Hydroponic grow systems create local resources for fresh produce across the world, and SLIP is proud to make farm-to-table basil a reality for the St. Louis community.
We're moving into the Greencubator in May 2019, a revitalized factory-turned-grow space.
As of June 1, 2019, we'll be planting and growing!
We're connecting our extensive relationships in local restaurants and grocers.
We'll offer tours and field trips at the space, increasing educational access and skill-sharing in the region.
We're expanding to 500 towers of basil by 2020.
Be a part of our launch year as a client, investor, or for an educational experience.
Hydroponics is an agricultural method enabling us to grow plants without soil, indoors with nutrient-rich water, growlights, and climate controls. Plants need a few things to grow and thrive: water, circulating air with plenty of CO2, the nutrition of the sun, and the nutrition of the soil. With indoor hydroponic growing, we create all the ideal conditions for growing food.
Hydroponics offers a controlled, indoor environment, increasing our yields without the stresses of weather and pests — which also means we need far less chemicals to keep our plants healthy. The nutrition of the sun is replaced with LED growlights, and fans and cooling keep our air moving and clean. Our water is a perfectly balanced, pH-adjusted nutrient solution, delivered right to the roots (where the name "hydro" comes from). SLIP uses a recirculating vertical Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) — our vertical growth system allows us to grow large amounts of produce within a very limited amount of space.
The nutrient film technique (NFT) involves a small, shallow stream of nutrient-rich water, recirculated over roots through a channel, gutter, or tube.
Recirculated water reduces environmental footprint, saving between 70-90%.
Growing indoors allows outdoor spaces to re-wild and recover from humankind's massive agricultural footprint.


With Canada`s largest cybersecurity focused Professional Service team, ISA is able to provide expert guidance and assistance with the planning and implementation of cybersecurity solutions - ranging from Network Security, System Security, Mobile Security, Data Security, and Governance, Risk and Compliance initiatives.
ISA is passionately committed to providing best-in-class Professional Services assistance to its clients, and employs a rigorous project management methodology to ensure adherence to its standards for quality.
ISA's Advisory Council has told us that the most important attribute of services partnership is based on the notion of "doing what you say you will do". We decided to measure attribute. We have created a quality of service program designed to re-enforce this goal, to always exceed expectation and to deliver a superior client experience.


Today marks my 20th anniversary with the company and in true 4imprint fashion, a big crew turned up outside my cube with a cake and ice cream ambush to celebrate (and make a few cracks about my ancient-ness)! They're such an incredible group of people and I never take for granted how fortunate I am to to be able to work with them. They've made 20 years just fly by.
Guess time flies when you're having fun and you're surrounded by people who share your passion for creating something remarkable!
If you haven't yet been introduced, Percy Pig® is an international superstar of the confectionary world. And can be an amazing business gift.
Add some festive fun to the holiday shopping!
I love this small reusable grocery bag promotion from Marks & Spencer for adding a bit of joy and fun this holiday season.


This is a lovely and amazing picture of a sports club in the city of Bremen, Germany. Here in the image you can see a Beautiful River of Bremen, Germany. At the far side of the river there is a lovely sport club of Bremen. The stand still water of the river is looking divine and massive, also you will find many boat on the river of Bremen. The landmarks of the river is stunning and magnificent, it is surrounded by a beautiful and lovely building of the city. This famous sports club of the city is situated in the center of the city so attract many voyagers toward it. The beautiful landscape makes the river more attractive and the river of Bremen is one of the visited regions in Bremen City. The structure of the construction of the building is really splendid. The appealing city Bremen is a municipality in a humanistic city in northwestern Germany. Germany, the lovely city of Bremen brings the high-tech, science and space industries together beneath a metropolitan backdrop also the refined building in Beautiful River of the city is also alluring and massive the lovely surrounding make the river more stunning. The city offer you countless places to visit with your family and friends and also offer so many things to enjoy. This is one of the most visited city in Germany and now it become one of the famous traveler destinations across the globe. There are so many sports club in the city but this club is one of the famous one because of its location and amazing views. This sport club is one of the famous clubs in the city so you can easily reached there by boarding local transport of the city. This sport club is the center of attraction for the locals and outsiders because it offer you so many amazing games to play. All these famous activities to enjoy in the city will definitely make you trip a memorable one. And this family trip will give you the best experience and you will surely going to enjoy all the sites and fun activities of the city.


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Zavoli is an Italian surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Danilo Zavoli (born 1973), Sammarinese swimmer
Mimma Zavoli (born 1963), Sammarinese politician
Sergio Zavoli (1923–2020), Italian politician and journalist

See also
Davoli (surname)

Italian-language surnames

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The romantic PANDORA Rose metal blend and classic halo design exude sophistication and glamour on this hand-finished necklace. Its blush metallic hues bring excitement to necklines. Please note that the lobster clasp and jump ring used are made from 14k rose gold plated sterling silver and not from the PANDORA Rose metal blend.


The links below are resources to help students understand their rights, what is expected of them and how the Grade Point Average system works. You can also see students who have been highlighted for their success.
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Иван Литвине́нко:
 Литвиненко, Иван Дмитриевич (1923—2003) — советский военнослужащий, полковник, почётный гражданин Арзамаса.
 Литвиненко, Иван Прохорович (1918—1944) — советский военный лётчик 828-го штурмового авиационного полка 260-й смешанной дивизии, лейтенант.
 Литвиненко, Иван Сергеевич (род. 2001) — украинский футболист.


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Morgana Davies
The Tree (2010)
Role: Simone
Offical Site
http://cpmgt.com.au/talent/morgana-davies/
Morgana Davies's Biography
Morgana made her screen debut at only 7 years of age opposite Charlotte Gainsbourg in the Australian/French feature film 'The Tree'. Directed by Julie Bertuccelli, the film premiered on the closing night of the Cannes Film Festival and earned Morgana rave reviews. Her performance was honoured with the Film Critics Circle Award for Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role and AFI nominations in both the categories of Best Lead Actress and Best Young Actor.
The following year, Morgana appeared in 'The Hunter', an adaptation of the award-winning novel by Julia Leigh. The film, staring Willem Dafoe and Sam Neill, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and saw Morgana again nominated for an AFI (AACTA), this time for Best Supporting Actress.
Other credits followed including a lead guest role in Steven Spielberg's 'Terra Nova' and the short film 'Julian', which took out the Crystal Bear for Best Short Film at the Berlin Film Festival in the Generation KPlus category.
Most recently Morgana was seen in 'Return To The Devil's Playground' for Foxtel (Director: Rachel Ward), and in Alice Englert's short film 'The Boyfriend Game' which premiered at TIFF.


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foi um membro da Corte japonesa (kuge) do início do Período Nara.

Filho mais velho de Fujiwara no Fuhito, Muchimaro foi o fundador do Ramo Nanke (Sul) do clã Fujiwara.

A mãe de Muchimaro foi Soga no Shoshi, filha de Soga no Murajiko. Ele se casou com uma neta de Abe no Miushi com quem teve dois filhos, Fujiwara no Toyonari e Fujiwara no Nakamaro. Entre suas filhas uma foi consorte do Imperador Shōmu .

Muchimaro tornou-se o chefe do Ministério dos Serviços Civis em 718. Fuhito, o pai de Muchimaro, morreu em 720, o Príncipe Nagaya ocupava o mais alto posto no governo estatal. O Príncipe Nagaya era neto do Imperador Temmu, mas não era um Fujiwara, portanto, era visto como uma ameaça por Muchimaro e seus três irmãos. Depois de remover com sucesso Príncipe Nagaya em 729, Muchimaro tornou-se Dainagon.

Em 734, foi promovido a Udaijin ou "Ministro da Direita". Em 737, ele foi promovido a Sadaijin ou "Ministro da Esquerda", mas morreu de varíola no dia seguinte.

Nanke (Fujiwara)
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Star of HBO's "Last Week Tonight"
Appeared on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart"
Emmy Award Winning Writer
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Popular Comedian and Celebrity Speaker John Oliver is an English political satirist who hosts his own television show, writes his own comedy as a stand up comedian and co-hosts and writes podcasts. He is currently the host of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver which airs weekly on HBO.
Celebrity Speaker John Oliver worked on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart beginning in 2006 as its Senior British Correspondent and continued his work until 2013. He was awarded the Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing three times, in 2009, 2011 and 2012. In 2013, Jon Stewart was out for eight weeks while directing a movie. Because of this, John Oliver guest-hosted The Daily Show during that time. He was so successful as a guest-host that HBO gave him his own television show just three months later.
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver is a satirical late night talk show that covers politics and current events. Before creating his show, John was working on a weekly satirical comedy podcast called The Bulge with Andy Zaltzman, which has about 500,000 downloads per week. John's other radio work with Zaltzman includes the podcasts Political Animal and The Department.
When he isn't hosting his late night television show or creating podcasts, John's thrives in stand-up comedy. He hosted John Oliver's New York Stand Up Show, which last four seasons and ran from 2010-2013. It appears on Comedy Central and includes other stand-up comedians as well as himself. Recently John has tried his hand at acting, guest starring in roles such as Dr. Ian Duncan in Community, Felix Pardiggle in Bleak House, and as Booth-Wilkes John in The Simpsons. As far as the big screen goes, John appeared in The Love Guru and voiced a character in The Smurfs and The Smurfs 2 films.
Celebrity Speaker John Oliver has the uncanny ability to make light of any situation and his comedic background has made him an incredibly entertaining Celebrity Guest Speaker for hire.
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Rajnish Kumar, chairman, State Bank of India topped the news and social media mentions among the leading bankers in the country during the past 3-months, FiND analysis showed.
Uday Kotak (vice chairman & MD, Kotak Mahindra Bank) and Chanda Kochhar (CEO and MD, ICICI Bank) secured the second and third position respectively in media share of voice in the past 3-months (Image 1).
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What do you do with all the non-recyclable materials found in a box-spring? This was the question posed to four 11-month MBA students 8 weeks ago. Originally intended as a Managing for Sustainability (M4S) Program field study project, Graham Russell, who is responsible for outreach for the M4S Program, offered it to 11-month MBA Manager of Strategic Outreach Jill Lohmiller. The 11-Month MBA students took the project for additional experience as part of the program's business collaboration opportunities– no academic credit was given for this project.
Working with Spring Back Colorado President Christopher Conway directly, Stephanie Eyler, Jacqueline Henderson, Tuhina Nandi, and Holly Sullivan took a tour of his facility and analyzed the whole operation. Addressing issues with recycling discarded box springs, Conway asked them to complete two objectives: determine what to do with the pine frame and determine what to do with the "dog cloth," the fabric stapled to the underside of box springs. He added a stipulation: he wanted the outcomes to create jobs, too.
Conway started the non-profit Spring Back Colorado in August 2012 when he realized how many box springs and mattresses were thrown into the dump each year. "I was immediately drawn to the many possibilities that this social enterprise concept presented." He was inspired to create an organization that not only provided sustainable recycling, but also offered a transitional work experience for disenfranchised men. With this Business School project, Conway was looking for ways to assist disenfranchised women.
Eyler, Henderson, Nandi, and Sullivan presented their findings to Conway on December 12 at the Business School. Sullivan and Nandi ran through limitations, uses, and competitor research on the pine; Eyler and Henderson focused on the features and possible uses of the "dog cloth," identified as cambric fabric. With each suggestion, the students were clear to point out how many jobs Conway could expect to create. Both Russell and Lohmiller attended the presentation.
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Transfer Rumours: James McCarthy On His Way To Palace, Leicester Eye Ake
Welcome to the home stretch! A summer of transfer rumours is now reaching its final week. Of course, the English transfer window is the only one which adheres to this calendar, the first aspect of Brexit introduced to the world.
James McCarthy (Everton to Crystal Palace)
The world was aware that James McCarthy needed to move from Goodison Park in order to restart his career, and thankfully Crystal Palace are set to be his saviour. As part of a potential deal for Wilfried Zaha, both McCarthy and Cenk Tosun will be used as make-weights alongside £65m to sign the Ivorian attacker, per The Sun.
Although a small aspect of the deal, Ireland fans will hope that McCarthy hits the ground running at Selhurst Park. Plus, he'll be reunited with midfield partner James McArthur. The Hamilton to London, by way of Wigan.
Nathan Ake (Bournemouth to Leicester City)
Following the departure of Harry Maguire to Manchester United, Leicester City are now £80m richer. However, they also have a massive hole in their defence. The MailOnline have reported that Bournemouth 'want more than £75m' for the Dutch international, which Leicester are not willing to pay.
Leicester are also looking at the likes of James Tarkowski and Lewis Dunk to replace the world's most expensive defender.
Dayot Upamecano (RB Leipzig to Arsenal)
Speaking of gaping holes in defence, Arsenal are still searching for a centre-half with an ounce of footballing nous. If they don't manage to sign Juventus centre-half Daniele Rugani, they will turn their attention to signing RB Leipzig centre-back Dayot Upamecano, according to The Guardian.
Arsenal have yet to make a formal bid, but German outlets have reported that Leipzig rejected a £55m bid over the weekend. Either way, if Leipzig reject a fee like that, chances are that Arsenal will be priced out of the move.
Rico Henry (Brentford to Celtic)
The Kieran Tierney transfer saga rages on, mostly because Arsenal are counting the shrapnel from their pocket with hopes that Celtic will pity them. Regardless, Celtic have identified Brentford left-back Rico Henry as Tierney's potential replacement, according to The Scottish Sun.
The 22 year-old would set Celtic back roughly £7m, but will only be pursued should Tierney move on beforehand.
Wayne Rooney (DC United to Derby County)
We've already reported on it, but we might as well go over it again. Wayne Rooney is apparently in talks to swap DC for DC, moving to Derby County to become a player-coach.
Derby have only recently appointed ex-PSV manager Philip Cocu as manager, winning their opening game of the season against Huddersfield Town. For Rooney, this represents a chance to continue his playing career in tandem with gaining coaching experience.
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Thai cuisine is known for its unusual and complex flavors that are unapologetically vibrant and spicy. If you'd like to get to know the authentic flavor of Thailand and branch out from the sweet nutty taste of take out Pad Thai, try the Chang Mai fish and fowl seasoning blend on your next dish. Chang Mai is the northern most major city in Thailand, founded in the year 1296 and home to hundreds of elaborate Buddhist temples.
The now booming city is surrounded by hills and jungle and has its own distinct cultural cuisine from the rest of the country. Its geography in part contributed to its signature flavors. Being relatively isolated, Chang Mai cuisine relies less on the fish sauce, coconut milk, and palm sugar found in other parts of the country and instead has turned to herbs and roots like turmeric and ginger. This region was also influenced by its proximity to Bangkok. You can detect Burmese and Chinese flavors in many Chang Mai dishes, specifically in its abundant street food.
Our own Chang Mai blend is slightly sweet with a pinch of heat. We've specially blended garlic, coriander, honey, cinnamon, turmeric, cilantro, ginger, nutmeg, cayenne, fenugreek and much, much more to create this signature blend. It tastes excellent on pork, seafood, and poultry. To have a taste of Chang Mai flavor at home, try our blend on these easy to make shrimp or pork dishes, complete with sticky rice and chili paste for an authentic Thai experience in your own kitchen.
If you prefer shrimp to pork, begin by prepping two pounds of whole shrimp. We used 26/30 shrimp in our recipe. This means there should be about 26-30 individual shrimp in each pound. The shrimp will need to be peeled, de-veined, and rinsed. Once the shrimp are prepped, heat about 2 tablespoons of your preferable cooking oil in a large skillet until the oil is very hot. Sprinkle the entire packet of Chang Mai Fish and Fowl over the shrimp. The heat in the spice tends to stand out a bit more in the shrimp so be prepared for a spicy dish. Add your seasoned shrimp to the hot skillet. After about 2-3 minutes of sautéing, the shrimp should be bright pink and ready to eat. Garnish with a diagonally sliced green onion for color and serve your shrimp over sticky rice. Serve chili paste on the side if you like to add a little bit more heat.
As an alternative option, pork tenderloin is another delicious weeknight meal for your Chang Mai Fish and Fowl seasoning. Place your pork tenderloin with the fat side facing up in a roasting pan. Puncture the fat every inch over the entire roast. Next, sprinkle your Chang Mai seasoning liberally over the entire loin. Roast the tenderloin in a preheated oven at 225 degrees Fahrenheit. The timing of the meal depends on the size of the roast. Calculate about 20 minutes of cooking time per pound of pork. The desired internal temperature should be about 145 degrees Fahrenheit when your pork is ready to serve. Serve it with sticky rice and soy sauce. Left overs are a great meal prep for the week as well!


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Over 5 Million to Commemorate Imam Mahdi's Birthday in Karbala
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The Ahlulbayt News Agency website reports that more than five million visitors will commemorate birthday anniversary of Imam al-Mahdi (AS)
in holy city of Karbala by the end of the week.
"More than five million visitors will come to the city, including more than 500,000 Arab and foreign visitors from different parts of the world," Engineer Amal al-Din al-Hurr told Abna.ir reporters.
"The government has intensified efforts to serve the visitors," he added.
The al-Ziyara al-Shaabaniya, literally the mid-Shaaban visit, is a pilgrimage to revive the memory of the birth of Imam al-Mahdi (AS), the 12th holiest figure for Shiites Muslims.


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Falling in love: Courtship in a Japanese American incarceration camp
By Cedric S. Yeh, February 13, 2013
During the opening months of World War II, almost 120,000 Japanese Americans, two-thirds of them citizens of the United States, were forced out of their homes and into detention camps established by the U.S. government. Many would spend the next three years living under armed guard, behind barbed wire. Life did continue behind the barbed wire. Though residents had been deprived of their most basic rights, Japanese Americans lived as normally as possible. Internees produced a wide variety of arts and crafts objects from natural materials found in and near the camps. Today's blog post by Deputy Chair and Associate Curator in the Division of Armed Forces History Cedric Yeh explores the story behind some of these small, handmade objects.
Call me a cynic or a dried-out old historian, but I don't usually expect to find romance amongst my collections. Old uniforms, firearms, and insignia aren't fertile ground for stories of first loves and engagements. Then I came across some objects on the history of Japanese Americans during WWII. They were a set of lovingly hand-crafted pins and were clearly made for someone's sweetheart. My curiosity got the better of me and I had to find out more. Who made them? Who were they for? Did the pressures of living in the camps bring them together or push them apart?
A pin made for May Asaki by Paul Ishimoto at Jerome, an incarceration camp for Japanese Americans
May Asaki had just turned 22 when she and her family were forced to leave their home in California and relocate to Jerome, an incarceration camp in Arkansas. She'd had plans to go to Hollywood and become a costume designer. But instead she found herself behind barbwire with little to do but survive and care for her family. Her mother, only 48 years old, had passed away soon after arriving at the camp, leaving May as the oldest of 11 siblings. She tried her hand as a receptionist, a nurse's assistant, and finally a clerk in the camp hospital supply room. It was there she first met Paul Ishimoto.
Left: Paul, around age 22. right: May, around age 19.
Paul had been assigned a job at May's hospital. When he first saw May at the receptionist desk, he felt an electric shock. He thought she had the most beautiful eyes. It was love at first sight, except May wasn't interested. He seemed older and she'd heard of him and his reputation of turning ladies' heads. With her mother gone, she had a family to take care of. She was going to make it through this difficult time and dating wasn't in the picture. Then Paul started to show up at the same events as May. He struck up a relationship with May's father. He was seen less and less around other women.
And then there were the gifts—pins, necklaces, and other carvings. Each one showed great care and feeling.
Two other gifts Paul created for May
Maybe May had time for a date or two. There weren't many activities in the camps, but Paul remembered going to the movies and other times just grabbing snacks from the canteen.
A celebratory dance at Jerome, courtesy of the U.S. National Archives. Photograph by Hikaru Iwasaki.
When Paul found out Jerome was to be closed down, he asked the question, "Will you marry me?"
May said no.
It was heart breaking but, once again, May had to think of her family. Some of her siblings were quite young. They needed their surrogate mother. There was no room for romance. No room for another family. She looked for ways out. She asked her co-workers for their opinions. She got her father to agree that Paul wasn't the right type for her. She had responsibilities.
Then one day she found Paul in front of her barracks. He looked gaunt and almost unrecognizable. Paul hadn't been eating or sleeping. He said, "I can't live without you. You have to marry me." May recalled later that it looked like Paul had at most two to three weeks left in him. She couldn't have his death on her hands. What was a young woman to do? To paraphrase one co-worker's advice: 'Don't make a decision you'll regret for the rest of your life. Don't end up a spinster regretting the one that got away.'
Paul and May Ishimoto were married in April of 1944. They got leave from camp and went to Little Rock to buy a wedding outfit and get rings. She didn't remember how they left or returned from the camp—it was all a blur. Paul's family went into the woods to gather flowers and made the other preparations. May's father pulled off a huge surprise by creating a picture-perfect wedding cake. The wedding was attended by a small group of family.
The couple at their wedding
Was this a storybook romance with a Hollywood ending? Perhaps not, but it does show that, even in the midst of being unjustly imprisoned by your own government in squalor and misery far away from home, love could persevere, overcoming sadness and turmoil.
Paul and May Ishimoto went on to lead rich and fulfilling lives. Paul went from being a prisoner to a member of the wartime spy agency, the Office of Strategic Services. This led to a career in the federal government. May had an incredible career in costume design for American Ballet Theatre, and travelled the world, earning success and accolades. She and Paul had four children of their own and were loving parents. But in the end it was the decision in Jerome that changed it all, when May said "Yes," thanks to Paul's love, a particular skill at wood carvings, and a bit of melodrama.
The couple in later years, at a cherry blossom festival
Cedric Yeh is the deputy chair and associate curator in the Division of Armed Forces History. He writes, "I would not have been able to tell this story without the gracious and eager support of the Ishimoto family. All of the children and some grandchildren contributed to parts of the above story. This is their story as well as May and Paul's. Thank you."
You can see more photos in our Flickr set.
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A MAGFAST Wireless Charging Station Is Straightforward to Use
posted on November 18, 2019	by WCBloggers	in Magnetic Chargers, Wireless Chargers
You may wonder: "Why should I buy a MAGFAST wireless charger?" First and foremost, the operation of MAGFAST's wireless chargers is straightforward. You place the compatible mobile device close to the transmission medium.
Then, the charging process starts thanks to the electromagnetic fields between the two devices. Thus, a MAGFAST wireless charger is straightforward to use, and its reliability is also more than sufficient. This technology has evolved significantly to create a vast ecosystem of different MAGFAST wireless chargers, and they are not just for smartphones.
So if you are considering switching to wireless charging, then you may wish to know its benefits. One of the main advantages of wireless chargers is that you can integrate a wireless charger with almost any mobile phone. This fact remains true regardless of the size of its charging socket or the shape of the phone. Click Here for more information.
The effectiveness of wireless charging of devices was tested in laboratories and found to be comparable with cable charging. This wireless technology also makes it possible to transform traditional surfaces into wireless charging stations. Until now, the intensive use of music, navigation tools, and applications could deplete a phone's battery before the driver reached their destination.
Another critical element of the MAGFAST system is a portable power source for charging . It's called the LifeCharger and fits in the palm of the hand. The LifeCharger Extreme carries the maximum power allowed by the FAA. The latter unit is strong enough to jumpstart a dead car battery.
However, if you have a MAGFAST Charger, then you can charge your phone while you use it, without worrying about cables. Thus, a MAGFAST Charger is indeed a great gadget. Remember, this MAGFAST Charger system also allows you to no longer need a cable or a wire to charge your devices. Refer to This Article for additional information.
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Seymour developed MAGFAST's technology because he wanted to offer MAGFAST's patrons the ability to utilize advanced features.
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Seymour Segnit Learned Early In His Storied Career to Amaze Buyers
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Very early in his remarkably multifaceted career, Seymour Segnit learned key insights about the psychology of a potential customer.
To convert a prospect into a buying customer the seller must find a way to produce a certain "Wow Factor." That might be anything, such as giving them something free they weren't expecting or going the extra mile to solve a customer problem. But whatever you do, it has to be so memorable it will make the buyer say, "Wow!"
Seymour Segnit also learned that customers don't always shop on price. In fact, he discovered while managing a ski resort that prospects will buy more and at a higher price from a person they like and trust, rather than save money by buying from a person or company they don't like or trust.
Thus, Segnit began has always endeavored to incorporate a "Wow Factor" in everything he developed or was involved in selling. The latest thing he wants to sell is the MAGFAST charger. Invented by Segnit, MAGFAST is a series of small charging units that can power-up the myriad of devices that populate our lives, everything from smartphones and fitness bands to computer tablets and smartwatches. Find More Information Here.
The individual charging blocks of MAGFAST have embedded within them retractable cables and connectors of all possible formats. You'll never go looking for a connector again. The blocks of MAGFAST are magnetized so they stick together to form a neat and sleek unit. It creates a single charging station that eliminated tangled masses of connectors and devices. MAGFAST also handles wireless charging and there is a unit for the car. It has a portable power device for charging on the go.
Seymour Segnit raised start-up cash for MAGFAST with a wildly successful Kickstarter campaign. He called crowdfunding methods a game-changer for new (or seasoned) entrepreneurs today. See This Article for more information.
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Kristianne Stewart chats with the hosts of Health, Hope & Inspiration about the work her ministry, Compassion That Compels, is currently doing across the United States to provide hope and emotional support to women battling cancer. She also shares her perspective about why it's important to support cancer patients in the faith community, and offers ways to help those with cancer feel less alone and more connected.
When Kristianne Stewart's sister-in-law was diagnosed with terminal breast cancer, a simple letter of forgiveness would birth a ministry of compassion. Kristianne now leads "Compassion That Compels," a worldwide ministry which has impacted thousands of women who have been diagnosed with cancer. Kristianne reflects on lessons she's learned on the journey so far, particularly in how cancer can isolate people where they were once engaged with their community.