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Harvey, PJ - Let England Shake LP
Let England Shake features the singles 'The Words That Maketh Murder' and 'The Glorious Land' and was the second album in the catalogue to win the UK's Mercury Music Prize.
1 Let England Shake
2 The Last Living Rose
3 The Glorious Land
4 The Words That Maketh Murder
5 All and Everyone
6 On Battleship Hill
1 England
2 In the Dark Places
3 Bitter Branches
4 Hanging in the Wire
5 Written on the Forehead
6 The Colour of the Earth
Harvey, PJ - Is This Desire? DEMOS LP
Collection of unreleased demos of every track written for the fourth PJ Harvey studio album Is This Desire? including demos of 'A Perfect Day Elise', 'The Wind' and 'Angelene'.
Harvey, P.J. - Stories from the City... the Sea -- DEMOS LP
Collection of unreleased demos of every track written for the fifth PJ Harvey studio album Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea, including demos of 'Good Fortune', 'A Place Called Home' and 'This Is Love'.
Harvey, PJ - Uh Huh Her Demos LP
Collection of unreleased demos of written for the sixth PJ Harvey studio album Uh Huh Her, including demos of 'The Letter' and 'Shame'.
Harvey, P.J. - Uh Huh Her LP
Uh Huh Her features the singles 'The Letter', 'You Came Through' and 'Shame'. Reissue is faithful to the original recording and package, with cutting by Jason Mitchell at Loud Mastering under the guidance of longtime PJ Harvey producer Head.
Parish, John & Harvey, PJ - A Woman A Man Walked By LP
Reissue on vinyl of the second collaboration album between PJ Harvey and John Parish – A Woman A Man Walked By. Produced by Parish and Harvey, and originally released in March 2009, A Woman A Man Walked By features the single 'Black Hearted Love'.
Harvey, PJ - White Chalk LP
Her eighth studio album and first new material since 2004's critically acclaimed "Uh Huh Her". It highlights PJ's incredible ability to create a unique, yet always impacting experience with each new album.
Diaz, Madi - History of a Feeling LP (color vinyl)
Rage, confusion, despair, self-deception, and introspection-Madi Diaz cycles through the full spectrum of emotions on History Of A Feeling, her debut on ANTI-.
Harvey, PJ - White Chalk Demos LP
Collection of unreleased demos written for the seventh PJ Harvey studio album White Chalk, including demos of 'When Under Ether', 'The Piano' and 'The Devil'.
Harvey, PJ - The Hope Six Demolition Project LP
PJ Harvey - The Hope Six Demolition Project - PJ Harvey is reissuing her The Hope Six Demolition Project album on 180-gram vinyl.


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RACV welcomes $1.8b for roads in Melbourne's west
Please quote RACV Manager Public Policy, Brian Negus
RACV is pleased that the State Government has announced a major commitment to upgrading and maintaining roads in Melbourne's western suburbs.
The plan will see a number of important arterial roads developed and maintained across Melbourne's west to a standard required to cater for a rapidly growing population including the suburb of Wyndham - one of Australia's fastest growing communities.
Many of the roads selected for this major upgrade were identified in RACV's 2012 report, Growing Pains. RACV has worked with Wyndham City Council's 'Get Wyndham Moving' campaign to draw attention to the West's needs for better roads and public transport infrastructure.
Point Cook Road has been a recurring offender in RACV's Redspot Survey as far back as 2002. The improvements to Dunnings and Palmers Roads means both will now become viable alternative routes for motorists and provide a degree of congestion relief on Point Cook Road. RACV believes that work must also be done to specifically address the recurring issues on Point Cook Road, including addressing the interchange with the Princes Highway at Aircraft.
Melbourne's western suburbs are important communities and places of employment. Many people are reliant on their cars to travel for work across the western area, in addition to people travelling by road and train to and from the city.
Upgraded roads will greatly improve traffic flow and safety, for commuters and commercial traffic that is essential for future vibrant communities and businesses.
Higher standard and safer roads will also provide opportunities for faster and safer bus trips across the region, and the planned improvements must include safe bicycle riding infrastructure so that residents can choose the best mode for their circumstances.
Many other parts of Melbourne and regional Victoria, in particular the south west of the state, have roads which are unsafe and are in dire need of immediate substantial investment in road rehabilitation and maintenance. RACV looks forward to further commitments to road funding for these areas as a matter of urgency.
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Welcome to susceptibility testing, empowered
Your newsletter is dedicated to exploring topics relating to antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST), brought to you by our in-house experts. We look at everything from topics in the news, to emerging technology, pushing AST stewardship to the next level.
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Obtaining a definitive MIC result: Because you don't know what you don't know
Minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) results can play an important role in fighting antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and in guiding optimal clinical decisions. It's too important to fail, but there is still some uncertainty about the best way to generate results. So, when does true mean true, what is a "definitive" MIC, and how does it provide the best path to right-first-time decisions?
Antimicrobial spotlight: Lefamulin
Community-acquired bacterial pneumonia (CABP) is among the most common types of pneumonia with 5 million cases each year1, and is a leading cause of death by bacterial infection in the US.2 In recent years, the effectiveness of many antibiotics has declined due to growing antibiotic resistance. Learn more about one of the latest antimicrobials available on the Thermo Scientific™ Sensititre™ System in the U.S., lefamulin.
National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (NAMCS) and National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (NHAMCS) 2009 - 2010. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/ahcd/combined_tables/2009-2010_combined_web_table01.pdf (Last Accessed June 21, 2019).
el Bcheraoui C, Mokdad AH, Dwyer-Lindgren L, et al. Trends and Patterns of Differences in Infectious Disease Mortality Among US Counties, 1980-2014. JAMA. 2018;319(12):1248–1260. doi:10.1001/jama.2018.2089
Tackling the COVID-driven increase in AMR starts in the laboratory
How did the coronavirus pandemic contribute to antimicrobial resistance? Our new SmartNote Post-viral syndrome: Tackling the COVID-driven increase in AMR starts in the laboratory looks at the data behind the facts.
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Highlights from the latest 2022 CLSI and EUCAST updates
Interested in learning more about the latest 2022 CLSI and EUCAST updates? We consulted industry experts Dr. Romney Humphries and Professor Sören Gatermann on the highlights from this year's report.
Read about CLSI updates Read about EUCAST updates
University Hospital Southampton evaluates an automated broth microdilution platform vs. EUCAST disc diffusion
Curious about how a broth microdilution AST methodology would fit into your laboratory workflow? Explore how the University Hospital Southampton, UK, conducted a comparison study between the broth microdilution and disc diffusion methodologies and read about their experience with the Thermo Scientific™ Sensititre™ ARIS HiQ™ System for AST.
New Infection Management Coalition white paper: tackling AMR requires transformational change
Apply the learnings of COVID to AMR, says coalition.
Tackling the deadly spectre of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) requires urgent, transformational, whole-system change.
In a new whitepaper, The Infection Management Coalition (IMC) claims that now is the time for the healthcare ecosystem to unite against the "existential threat" of resistance.
Ensuring detection of novel antimicrobial resistant strains – look out for Carbapenemases
The development of antimicrobial resistance is part of natural evolutionary process among microorganisms, delivering beneficial traits in bacteria that protect the cell from the effects of specific antibiotics, thus conferring a survival advantage. However, the increased use, and misuse, of antimicrobials promotes the accelerated spread of resistance mechanisms, leading to the development of multi and pan-resistant bacteria that are untreatable with the antibiotics currently in use. The detection, correct diagnosis and treatment and surveillance of antimicrobial resistant organisms is key to fighting this growing global issue.
Balancing the dangers of sepsis and antimicrobial resistance
In recent years, awareness campaigns and policy decisions have contributed to a "better safe than sorry" approach to treating sepsis. However, such models mean patients may receive unnecessary antibiotics – a trend that can act as a contributing factor to the development of antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
The Future of AST: Towards faster results and quicker clinical decisions
Traditional methods of AST, which can define pathogens and guide right first-time treatment plans, can take up to 72 hours due to the requirement for overnight cultures. But new ways of doing things are emerging, and microbiologists are leading the charge.
Antibiotic susceptibility testing's vital role in COVID-era antimicrobial stewardship
Antibiotic use changed considerably during the first wave of SARS-CoV-2 as the pandemic changed processes and priorities almost overnight. We won't know the true impact of this shift on antimicrobial resistance (AMR) for some time. But as the medical science community adapts to the ongoing threat of SARS-CoV-2, we need robust stewardship programmes that take account of these changing pathways and utilize all the tools at our disposal.
Verification of new AST testing systems
Ready to implement a new antimicrobial susceptibility testing system into your laboratory? Even with a readymade solution, laboratories are often required to verify the performance of a new method in their own laboratory environment. Learn more about verification recommendations.
Innovation in antimicrobial development
We all understand the importance of AST and MIC surveillance in the global AMR stewardship effort. We are well versed in this arena, but with new antibiotic cefiderocol's unique mode of action, we require a unique method of MIC – one that involves different testing conditions to those used for existing treatment options.
A Renaissance in Phage Therapy?
Hear from our first guest editor, Professor Martha Clokie, as we explore the novel potential treasure trove of bacteriophages, taking a look back at past uses as well as looking forward to alternative therapies of the future.
Discordant Antibiotic Use Can be Common, and Deadly
Empiric antibiotic therapy in suspected bloodstream infections is vital. Unfortunately, a new study shows that discordant use is both fairly common, and potentially lethal. Knowing what data from the microbiology laboratory can help optimize the use of empiric therapy is essential to potentially saving lives.
Looking into the future of Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing (AST)
View our webinar with renowned expert Dr. Rafael Canton, as he explores why rapid antimicrobial susceptibility testing is so important at a time when antibiotic resistance is growing into one of the biggest challenges the world faces today.
Explore the relationship between coronavirus, sepsis and the rise in antimicrobial resistance
As we continue to adapt and respond to coronavirus, we're also mindful of its potential connection to other life-threatening conditions, such as sepsis and the impact on antimicrobial resistance. Since the World Health Organization declared coronavirus a global health emergency, there is now more scientific data available to link coronavirus to sepsis.
World Quality Day is coming. But what does it mean to AST?
It's World Quality Day, on November 12th, 2020. In order to celebrate a globally established event we've explored the connection between quality and antimicrobial susceptibility testing from the perspective of our business, as a manufacturer, and the products you use as a healthcare provider.
Support your immunocompromised patients
Three new Research Use Only (RUO) Thermo Scientific™ Sensititre™ plates for Nontuberculous Mycobacteria (NTM), provide the most up-to-date recognized drugs available to treat clinically significant NTMs1. In particular, the introduction of a new Nocardia format supports adoption of the latest CLSI guidelines for management of the immunocompromised patient groups most affected by infections related to this organism. The addition of the antibiotic Clofazimine, also provides additional guidance and treatment options in multi-drug resistant isolates. Find out more about these products and The World Health Organizations' focus to end the TB epidemic by 2030.
Increases in Ventilator Associated Pneumonias (VAP) due to coronavirus
The clinical microbiology team here at Thermo Fisher Scientific™ are in constant contact with healthcare workers dealing with coronavirus globally. Recently we received some important feedback which resulted in us supporting our customers implementing new testing workflows for coronavirus including adding Thermo Scientific™ Sensititre™ System testing options to support their laboratories increased demands for Candida albicans associated Ventilator Assisted Pneumonia (VAP). Visit the microbiology coronavirus support page.
New benchtop automated susceptibility testing system is now available in the U.S.
Did you know that 9 out of top 10 hospitals* use Thermo Scientific Sensititre AST System? The recent U.S. launch of the Thermo Scientific Sensititre ARIS HiQ System now better automates AST testing via Gold Standard-Level Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) accuracy**. The immediate accuracy of phenotypically-driven MIC values deliver reliable results that support reductions in routine re-tests (due to invalid AST results), additional confirmatory testing and the hidden costs associated with reporting delays, and inappropriate antibiotic usage.
Antimicrobials cefiderocol and imipenem/relebactam - now available
Updated Thermo Scientific Sensititre plates for multi-drug resistant Gram negative infections now include two new antimicrobials, cefiderocol and imipenem/relebactam. Cefiderocol and imipenem/relebactam, represent two of the latest treatment options approved by the FDA for complicated urinary tract infections (cUTIs), including pyelonephritis. Imipenem/relebactam is also indicated for the treatment of complicated intra-abdominal infections (cIAI) with a third label for hospital-acquired and ventilator-associated bacterial pneumonia (HABP and VABP respectively) expected in early June. Cefiderocol is the first approved antibiotic that functions as a siderophore, providing a unique method of penetrating the cell wall of Gram-negative bacteria, enabling its ability to overcome many of the resistance mechanisms that bacteria employ against antibiotics.
* US News and World Report 2019-2020 Best Hospitals Honor Roll
** Gram negative anaerobe susceptibility testing in clinical isolates using Sensititre and Etest methods. C. Hughes, C. Ashhurst-Smith, J.K.Ferguson. Pathology Volume 50, Issue 4, June 2018.
*** CLSI. Susceptibility Testing of Mycobacteria, Nocardia spp., and Other Aerobic Actinomycetes. 3rd ed. CLSI standard M24. Wayne, PA: Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute; 2018.


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Green Grand Prix Showcases Alternative Transportation Technologies
Watkins Glen, NY
Today, dozens of enthusiasts and educators attended the Green Grand Prix, a competition and festival of efficient vehicles and alternative fuels. This was the fourth annual event of this name here.
In the morning, street-legal hybrid and alternatively fueled vehicles rallied along a 97 km route of scenic highways around New York's Finger Lakes region, at legal highway speeds. Some non-hybrid gasoline vehicles traveled as much as 17 km/liter, while the leading hybrid vehicles attained around 23 km/liter. One biodiesel-powered motorcycle from Massachusetts attained an astounding 43 km/liter, a converted Harley Davidson. Keep in mind that all these rallyists had to keep pace with highway speeds, since they would lose points if they didn't make checkpoints by certain times.
In the early afternoon, several speakers presented diverse topics in the auditorium of Watkins Glen Elementary School. Dr. Lawrence Abrahmson explained research by a team of scientists at State University of New York's school of Environmental Science and Forestry, research into the viability of shrub willow as a source of biofuel for heat, electric power,and chemicals.
http://www.esf.edu/willow
A representative of Lexus, the luxury brand of Toyota, explained why and how Lexus developed three high-performance, hybrid-electric-gas vehicles.
Terence Davidovits, a graduate student at the Engineering School of Cornell University, presented his team's entry in the Progressive Automotive X-Prize, a challenge to build a mass-producible car that would use less than 23 liters of gasoline per 1000 kilometers (or greenhouse-gas emitting equivalent in other fuels).
http://www.cornellaxp.com/
And the final speaker, Tim Treadwell, of Juice Energy, explained how renewable electric power is traded in our semi-regulated markets.
http://www.juice-inc.com/
All afternoon there were dozens of vehicles and informative displays on exhibit outside on a lawn and parking lot next to the elementary school.
As rally cars returned to the site, attendees got a chance to see gas-electric hybrids, a 1933 Ford running on propane, E-85 vehicles, two hydrogen-fuel-cell vehicles from GM and Honda, natural-gas vehicles, a wood-chip fueled mini-SUV, a solar car, a solar bicycle, biodiesel trucks and a motorcycle, and a 94-year-old electric sedan.
Attendees oohed and aahed over the X of 1 solar car from Toronto, a nearly silent, sleek electric vehicle covered in flexible solar cells, here seen with it's top lifted so the driver can climb out. Note the LED headlights and trim lights.
Students of the New Vision Renewable Energy course at Wayne Technical and Career Center, Williamson, NY, showed off a trailer with 460 Watts of solar panels, a small wind turbine, a light-bulb demonstrator, battery, charge-controller, and inverter, assembled with the help of instructor Jim Buck. Mr. Buck had obtained a certificate from the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners to properly install and oversee work on the energy system in the trailer.
http://wflboces.org/departments.cfm?subpage=170
http://www.nabcep.org/
Two high school teams showed off their one-seaters they built for the New York State Electrathon.
http://www.nyelectrathon.com/
More than 250 elementary school students submitted designs of alternatively fueled vehicles with colorful descriptions, from carrot-cars to formula-one racers running on fish.
You can learn more about the Green Grand Prix, see results of the competition, find out about sponsors, and see photos of unique vehicles at their web site:
http://www.greengrandprix.com/


Inscription: O'ROURKE; CHRISTINA MAY, 5.7.1921 - 12.8.2004 aged 84 years, dearly loved sister of her brother & sister, much loved aunty May of her nieces & nephews.
RILEY, died 26.2.1971 aged 54 years, loved brother of Nell, Joe & Phillip. Sadly missed by his family. R.I.P.


Since they have been supporting our IT system, we have been thoroughly impressed with their professionalism, helpfulness and "nothing to much trouble" approach. Every task we have asked from them has been carried out in a prompt and efficient manner. Being a relatively small Company our IT expertise is limited, H W Technology have broke through these barriers, all of their staff have been able to explain in "layman's" terms any queries which have arisen. Having struggled with our previous IT support for over 2 years, using H W Technology is like a breath of fresh air, showing us what an IT support company should be run like.


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En Francia, el vin cuit (en francés 'vino cocido') es un vino artesanal obtenido por concentración del mosto de uva calentado en una olla, al que se añaden especias. El vin cuit de Palette, en la Provenza, era conocido por acompañar tradicionalmente a los trece postres. Algunos viticultores de la Provenza producen el vin cuit ellos mismos, y está en marcha la obtención de una AOC. El vin cuit francés se confunde a veces con vinos fortificados (de licor o dulces naturales) como el oporto, el Banyuls, el Maury o el moscatel.

Elaboración

En la tradición de la Provenza, el vin cuit se hace con mosto de uva recién exprimido. El mosto puede utilizarse para producir vinos (por fermentación), aperitivos (forticados o aguardientes) y vin cuit, por cocción.

El vin cuit se produce por concentración a la mitad del mosto calentado. En esta fase, muy dulce, no puede fermentar, de forma que se añade un poco de mosto fresco para ayudar a relanzar la vinificación por fermentación natural lenta. La fermentación puede durar varios días o meses hasta llegar a los 14 o 15 grados de alcohol, que la interrumpe. Se necesita un año de añejamiento para considerar néctar al vin cuit.

Notas

Enlaces externos

 A la découverte du Vin Cuit de Provence, en GuideVins.com (francés)

Vino de Francia

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December 1st, 2009 - Posted in New York Travel Tips.
Many people wonder how you can get from the area airports to apartment rentals in New York. Getting to and from two of New York's airports has gotten significantly easier in the past few years with the advent of the airtrain, plus in New York there is always a cab waiting. Here are the easiest ways to get from each of the big three airports in the New York area.
Airtrain JFK: This is a small train system that takes passengers around the airport plus to the nearest subway and commuter rail stations. The system opened in 2003 and now provided rides to nearly 15,000 people per day. It costs $5 to ride to the train if you are leaving the airport.
• For trips to midtown and uptown Manhattan take the airtrain to Jamaica station. You can switch to either Long Island Railroad (LIRR) which takes you to Penn Station in Midtown West or the E subway line which makes stops in Queens and Manhattan. The LIRR costs between $5.75 and $8.00 depending on the time of the day and takes 20 minutes to Manhattan. The subway costs $2.25 and takes about 1 hour to Manhattan.
• For trips to Brooklyn and downtown Manhattan take the airtrain to Howard Beach station. There you can switch to the A train. The subway costs $2.25 and takes about 1 hour to Manhattan.
There are also cabs available at every terminal at JFK airport. Trips to Manhattan are a flat rate of $45 plus toll and tip.
Airtrain Newark: A monorail train which connects all of the airport terminals to the Newark Liberty Airport train station on the Northeast Corridor rail line of Amtrak and New Jersey Transit rail lines. The system has been available since 1996 and provides over 5,000 rides per day.
• To use the train ride a monorail towards the Newark Liberty International Airport train station. When you get to the station buy a ticket to New York Penn Station on New Jersey Transit which cost about $15. This includes the ride on the Airtrain plus New Jersey Transit to New York Penn Station. The trip is about 35 minutes.
• Note it is much more expensive to ride Amtrak (about $50) and only saves 5 minutes.
Of course in the New York area it is always easy to get a cab at any terminal. The cost of a cab to Manhattan ranges from $50 to $75 plus tolls.
La Guardia is the airport located closest to Manhattan and only accepts short distance flights. Getting to and from La Guardia is more difficult by public transit.
Buses: There are a few buses that travel to La Guardia Airport.
M60: The M60 travels from La Guardia airport across the Triboro Bridge into Manhattan and crosses 125th Street connecting to the N, W subways in Queens plus the 4, 5, 6, 2, 3, A, B, C, D and 1 trains in Manhattan.
Q33 and Q47: These Q buses connect to the subways in Queens including the E, F, G, R and 7 trains.
The bus costs $2.25 and can get you to Manhattan in 15 minutes to 1 hour depending on your destination.
Cabs from La Guardia cost between $15 and $30 to places in Manhattan.
Hope you find this helpful in your journey to New York. If you have any questions just make a comment below and we will post an answer.
I had NO IDEA you could get on the LIRR from JFK air train! That saves so much time!!!
Yeah…everyone forgets about Newark Airport, but it is probably used more by people who live in New York City than by the people who actually live in New Jersey!
and FYI its pronounced "Nork" by the locals! Not New-ark or nyuerk…:P Puhlease.
Oh and it ain't Joisey either, friends.
Each time I have to flight somewhere from New York I always try to flight out from Newark. This is the easisest commute you can find because going all the way to JFK no thanks!!
Yes, public transportation has made it much easier to get to the airports here in the city, but it is still rather a pain to have to add so much time to your trip.
I love travelling. Thank you for the interesting tips of air travel in and around new york city.
I always take the subway to Grand Central and then one of the special tour buses to JFK. They cost around 10$, but I prefer it.
I am so happy that Southwest airlines has started flying to New York. LaGuardia is better than nothing. I can starting flitting over to NYC whenever I want. Now maybe I will rent one of the great vacation apartments I see on the blog!


The opportunities presented by the internet have changed the way in which businesses conduct their commercial practices. Some businesses have emerged over the years due to the opportunities created by the digital era, while others have adapted their business models to cope with the new challenges of the 'digital economy'. Digital markets are dynamic in nature and exhibit features which set them apart from the 'traditional economy': for example, players active in such markets are driven by the 'winner takes all' mirage, while the consumers of digital products or services often pay for their purchases by 'disclosing their personal data'. Digitalisation is thus a phenomenon that has and will very likely continue to change our lives, regardless of the roles one may play in the digital markets context. The developments in the digital era occur at a mindboggling pace. Therefore, policymakers, legislators, and law enforcers need to keep up to date with these developments. This book examines some of the economic law challenges which the digitalisation of our society raises for policymakers and law enforcers. In this respect, both recent regulatory and enforcement (EU and domestic) initiatives are discussed. The common thread which ties this book's contributions together relates to the question of whether we need regulation, or whether the market, and thus the current legal framework(s), are suitable for tackling the challenges of the digital era.
This volume in the Radboud Economic Law Series is based on the contributions presented at the second Radboud Economic Law Conference, held at Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands, on 9 June 2017.


The all-new Fourth Edition of The American Heritage® College Dictionary presents the very best that a college dictionary can provide.
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The Fourth College Edition bears the hallmarks that have distinguished the American Heritage® name for decades: an accessible defining style, helpful usage guidance, and an attractive page design.
With its breadth of coverage and easy-to-use format, The American Heritage® College Dictionary is a multifaceted reference for anyone wishing to explore the English language in all its dimensions.
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1a. Government by a few, esp. by a small faction of persons or families. b. Those making up such a government. 2. A state governed by an oligarchy. -ol'i•gar'chic, ol'i•gar'chi•cal adj.
1. To bring under control; conquer. See Syns at defeat. 2. To make subservient; enslave. [Middle English subjugaten ‹ Latin subiugare, subiugat- : sub-, sub- + iugum, yoke; see yeug- in App.] -sub'ju•ga'tion n. -sub'ju•ga'tor n.


Question: Hello. I am having a problem with low voltage reading from every outles connected to the CFI circuit in my breaker. everywhere else in the house im reading 120 but when the power is on from the CFI circuits im reading around 92-96v. I have reset and tested the CFI switch at the box but im still getting the same readings. also, when the breaker is off i'm still getting a very small reading from those outlets (.01-.05v). since i unplugged everything connected in the series i was wondering what could be causing the low voltage readings. does this sound like an easy fix?
Answer: Hi Chuck,This sound like an easy problem to correct for an electrician with some experience. The 92-96v reading is normally caused by a bad return. I think you best course of action would be to call someone in and not disturb the wiring yourself. If you try to fix this one yourself you could be making the problem harder to find. your readings of .01-.05v are normal with the breaker off. It is easy for a wire to pock up a small static charge through induction.


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Where did it all go wrong for Middlesborough?
Steve Agnew's men are currently cemented to 19th place in the league and are now only playing for pride but where did it all go wrong for Boro?
One of Boro's main issues this season has been goals. The Smoggies have just 26 goals to their name, two less than rock bottom Sunderland and have struggled massively in front of goal this season. The Teessiders average just 0.72 goals per game with top scorer Álvaro Negredo chipping in with ten and a further five assists meaning the Spaniard has been involved in 58% of his side's goals.
Whilst Boro have managed a slightly better tally than Derby's haul of just 20 in the 2007-08 season, it's still a poor showing from the North East side. Boro have been goalless in 18 matches this season meaning they have failed to score in exactly half of their games and only managed to score more than twice in one game all season, in a 3-0 win over fellow stragglers Swansea.
Twelve of the Teessider's games have seen them score just once and they have only scored two in a game a total of five times. It seems that home comforts matter for Boro has they have managed 16 goals at home but just ten on the road.
Boro's struggles in front of goal are a perfect indicator of the difference in standard between the Championship and Premier League. Last season they finished second to secure promotion to the top flight, scoring an impressive 63 goals. Still, compare that to Brentford who finished ninth with a haul of 72 or Fulham who survived relegation by a whisker with 66, it's clear that scoring goals in the Championship is some what of a breeze compared to the Premier League.
Negrado may have carried out his forward duties rather sufficiently this season but his striking partners have failed to help. Rudy Gestede has completed a hat-trick in all the wrong senses of the world, the Frenchman has now experienced relegation with three clubs; Cardiff, Aston Villa and of course Boro. With just two goals since arriving in January, the 29-year-old is partly to blame for his side's failings and must take responsibility. Patrick Bamford must also share some of the blame as the 23-year-old has failed to score since his return in the January transfer window. The former Chelsea man has been limited to just one start and six appearances from the bench having been told he must prove his fitness and desire to the play the club in the U23s squad.
In behind Negredo with five goals is fellow striker Cristhian Stuani. The Uruguayan started his season well with a brace away to rivals Sunderland in his Premier League game. Though that was as good as it was going to get for Stuani as he has since managed just three goals in a further 22 league appearances. Joint on goals with the 30-year-old is midfielder Marten De Roon. The Dutchman has been a standout performer for Boro this season and is increasingly being linked with a move to Everton as Ronald Koeman seeks a replacement for veteran Gareth Barry.
Of course, Boro's poor goal scoring exploits are not wholly to blame for their downfall this season but they shoulder a large part of it. It's a disappointing end to what could have been a promising season for Boro, particularly after bring their six year seven year absence from the Premier League to an end. It may take them another six years to return with the Championship standard forever increasing, albeit still some way off that the top flight.


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Armchair Nation: An Intimate History of Britain in Front of the TV by Joe Moran
The advent of telly, shows this enjoyable history, has done far more for culture and community than we may think
Dominic Sandbrook
August 25 2013, 1:01am, The Sunday Times
Happy families? TV still brings people together, says Moran (The Advertising Archives)
In the autumn of 1937, television came to Long Melford. A farmhand called George Thomas Boar had read in the Radio Times that the BBC was now broadcasting a limited service from Alexandra Palace, and even though his Suffolk village was some 50 miles away, he was determined to see if he could pick up the signal. For months Boar saved, and at last he had the necessary £60. When he had installed his new set, he invited his neighbours round to his two-room cottage to see the famous machine. Almost incredibly, the crowd was 1,000 strong, which gave Long Melford by far the highest proportion of TV viewers in Britain. Had Boar been born three centuries earlier, remarked the Radio Times, "he would have…


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Divine Cinema - Progressive Christian Movies Reviews and Analysis
On the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month Divine Cinema looks at films with central themes of faith from a Progressive Christian perspective. The Divine Cinema team will put the good, the bad and the ugly films about faith through the eye of a needle and scrutinize its themes, messages, cinematography and overall portrayal faith on the silver screen. As self-proclaimed experts of fine (and divine) cinema and former Evangelicals, hosts Jeff, Adam and Dylan have a lot to say about movies, their distorted views of Christianity, and the messages of the pop culture we consume. So if you are looking for podcast that appreciates the art of film and how it can beautifully (or horribly) reflect the nuanced ways in which people express their faith, this is the podcast for you.
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Dogma - 016
Dogma is a welcome change of pace for the films usually reviewed on Divine Cinema. Jeff, Dylan and Adam all agree that this movie was fun to watch. It is a good hearted film wrapped in a health dose of adolescent humor and Biblical mythology. In addition, it has an amazing cast of actors; Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, the always amazing Alan Rickman (RIP), Chris Rock and Salma Hayek. Of course the real question is where does this movie stack up on the pieces of silver scale? Listen and find out...
Come Sunday - 015
Come Sunday is a film that finally tells the story of the journey into a type of Christianity that Divine Cinema and it's hosts abide in. However, is it a good film? Does the filmmaking bring to life the struggle in challenging a tenant of Evangelical theology and all the loss that comes with that, or does it just make you wish hell actually exists? Listen to find out what Jeff, Dylan and Adam think. And of course to hear where they stand on its theological merits as measured by the tried...
A Thief in the Night - 014
A Thief in the Night may not be the first rapture film, but it is certainly the blueprint for many of the ones we've seen since its inception. Including, of course, Left Behind. On this week's episode Jeff, Dylan and Adam dissect this 1972 'classic'. Although there are some surprising bright spots in the film making this film falls so short of being a quality film. Film making aspects aside however, the real question is how does it measure on the silver meter. Does rapture theology hold up...
The Case for Christ - 013
In a surprising turn of events, The Case for Christ is not that bad a movie. The story is decent, the acting is good and the cinematography is solid. They even manage to pull off a pretty accurate period piece, as the movie takes place in the early 1980s. However, how does it do on the pieces of silver scale? Listen to find out what Jeff, Dylan and Adam have to say about the spiritual themes in this 2017 film, The Case for Christ. Initial Thoughts on The Case for Christ (00:46) The Case...
International Podcast Day 2018 Bonus Episode - More of Our Favorite Things - 012.5
On International Podcast Day 2018 Jeff, Dylan and Adam return to catch everyone up on where the heck they've been. Also, in what may very well be an International Podcast Day bonus episode tradition, they break format to share what they are watching and listening to. They talk movie, tv, and of course podcasts. There are enough recommendations in this episode to tide you over until next year's edition of A Few of Our Favorite Things. ANNOUNCEMENTS Divine Cinema will return to our regular...
Silence - 012
While all are hosts are in agreement that Silence is a well made film, this episode highlights once again some difference of opinion in terms of its faith aspects. One host thinks it's too problematic, another thinks it's too ambiguous and the other thinks it's just right. Listen to find out who's porridge bowl of cinematic faith goodness hits the spot. Review of Silence (02:58) Ratings and Redeemed Perspectives (53:40) PLOT SUMMARY After hearing that their mentor, Father Ferreira,...
Don Verdean - 011
This review of Don Verdean marks the first intentional comedy reviewed on Divine Cinema. Jeff, Adam and Dylan lament the potential of this movie to be a classic. Sadly, the cast is wasted on a lackluster script that leaves a lot to be desired. Listen to the episode to find out if there were any redeeming qualities of this film and how many pieces of silver Don Verdean earns. Initial Thoughts (01:00) Review of Don Verdean (4:16) Ratings and Redeemed Perspectives (47:21) PLOT...
The Sunset Limited - 010
How does The Sunset Limited hold up as a play turned film? Find out how Jeff, Dylan and Adam think this movie does in using the medium of film to enhance (or take away from) the limited settings and characters. In terms of faith, will this movie be another God's Not Dead or will it provide the nuance necessary to earn a small stack of silver? Review of The Sunset Limited (3:32) Ratings and Redeemed Perspectives for The Sunset Limited (53:22) PLOT SUMMARY The Sunset Limited is a 2011...
The Shack - 009
The Shack is a cinematic attempt at answering the age old question of, "Where is God when bad things happen to good people?". Jeff, Dylan and Adam discuss how this film does in approaching such a complex issue. Does The Shack sell out the gospel with over simplified answers to complex questions or does it provide a solid foundation of theological discovery? Initial Thoughts (00:39) Review of The Shack (05:44) Ratings and Redeemed Perspectives (54:31) PLOT SUMMARY Based on the novel...
Last Days in the Desert - 008
During this review of Last Days in the Desert, Jeff, Dylan and Adam dive deep into their own Christologies as they debate this film's intentions and portrayal of Jesus. Specifically the humanity of Jesus. Is this film compelling enough to be on the upper tier of Jesus films, or does it fail to reach divine status? Find out on this episode of Divine Cinema. Last Days in the Desert Review (00:04:56) Ratings and Redeemed Perspectives (01:14:33) PLOT SUMMARY Last Days in the Desert...
The Star - 007
This review of The Star marks the first time in Divine Cinema history Jeff, Dylan and Adam have recorded in the same room. Will this movie be the next holiday classic or will it be another in a long line of horrible Christian movies that end of desecrating the art of filmmaking? Review of The Star (04:36) Ratings and Redeemed Perspectives (44:44) PLOT SUMMARY A small, but determined, donkey named Bo feels as though he is destined for more than just being a mill donkey. He wants to be...
The One I Wrote For You - 006
The One I Wrote For You is a far cry from so bad it's good. This movie is just plain bad. Jeff, Dylan and Adam suffer for the cause and discuss how this film completely misses the mark. Actually, it doesn't even know what mark it is aiming for. Christian movie? Hallmark movie? After-school special? Bad story, undeveloped characters and phoned-in performances. Review of The One I Wrote For You (03:50) Ratings and Redeemed Perspectives (53:00) PLOT SUMMARY Ben Cantor is a disenchanted...
Calvary - 005
It is safe to say that Calvary is by far Jeff, Dylan & Adam's favorite film they've reviewed for the show thus far. But, of course, this show is not just about the quality of a given film, but it's portrayal of real life faith. How does Calvary stack up? How many pieces of silver does it deserve? And who killed Father James' dog? All these questions and much more will be discussed in this edition of Divine Cinema. Review of Calvary (03:17) Ratings and Redeemed Perspectives (56:01) PLOT...
The Visitation - 004
The only thing better than a bad Christian movie is a bad horror movie. This week we combine the two with The Visitation. After all, we are headed into Halloween. Listen as Jeff, Dylan and Adam review this convoluted mess of a film. From plot, pacing and phoned in performances this movie misses all the marks. Find out if this film is so bad it's good, or just plain bad? Review of The Visitation (00:02:09) Ratings and Redeemed Perspectives (00:45:13) PLOT SUMMARY The Visitation takes...
Simon Birch - 003
Jeff, Dylan, and Adam take a nostalgic look at the 1998 film, Simon Birch on this episode. Hear our take on the small hero, Jim Carrey's cameo, and the faith portrayed in the Rockwellian setting. Aside from getting a little obsessed over Oliver Platt and his performance, there dissension among the hosts as to the overall quality of this film and its portrayal of faith. Review of Simon Birch (00:03:46) Ratings and Redeemed Perspectives (01:05:34) Staff Pic (01:14:57) PLOT...
A Few of Our Favorite Things - International Podcast Day 2017 Bonus Episode - 002.5
Jeff, Dylan and Adam share some of their favorite things in this episode. This includes what they're watching, 2017 summer movies and of course their favorite podcasts, other than of Divine Cinema of course. Not only is this bonus episode celebrating International Podcast Day 2017 but it is also the year anniversary of this show. We started as a bonus episode on another podcast called Irenicast and here we are a year later a podcast of our own. MORE ON INTERNATIONAL PODCAST...
The Apostle (1997) - 002
In Divine Cinema's first outing with an actual good movie, Jeff, Dylan, and Adam have a lively debate about the main character, Sonny, in the 1997 Robert Duvall film, The Apostle. This episode becomes a character study of sorts as our hosts offer up their thoughts on the motivations of the films main protagonist… or antagonist? Film Facts about The Apostle, 1997 (00:01:18) Review of The Apostle, 1997 (00:04:25) Ratings and Redeemed Perspectives (01:09:38) PLOT SUMMARY Sonny is a...
Left Behind (2014) - 001
Jeff, Dylan, and Adam take an in-depth look at 2014 disaster (or maybe more appropriately: a disaster of a film?) film Left Behind starring Nicolas Cage. This film is loosely based on the book of the same name and portrays what would happen in a world where Nic Cage is a pilot and experiences the rapture. The Divine Cinema co-hosts talk about all the ins and outs of the film and try to figure out what is missing from it; besides all the people that got raptured that is. Left Behind Review...


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I'm a bit of a novice so I tried just moving the title info around below \usepackage{babel}. This doesn't work either. Is there some way around this? (I'm also open to manually creating a reasonable facsimile of the \maketitle environment, within the document body just by centring some large text the way \maketitle does, but I don't know how to do this either.)
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A: You define your \title before you load babel and other packages.  No surprise it does not work.
Just move \title after invoking the classes:
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Herbal supplements are a type of nutritional supplement that contains one or more herbs. These products come in a wide variety of forms. Some common form of these are tea bags, capsules, tablets, liquids, and powders. Herbal health products are gaining popularity due to their non-chemical natural ingredients. Use of the best herbal supplements have many health benefits.
However, as proclaim by many herbal products manufactures, are all of these products are safe? The truth is they are not safer than over the counter medication. One powerful reason behind this is, the ingredients that are used in herbal supplements are not that benign like over the counter medicine. A few of them result unpleasant health effects (also called adverse effects). But what are their benefits or why do you care about them?
Herbal supplements have at least 15 impressive health benefits. A few important health benefits are boosted by psychological health, reduce the risk of cancer, regulate bowel movement, pain elevation, fight infections, anti-aging. So, many people are interested in getting the best herbal supplements to get these health benefits.
But, like any other products, herbal medicine market is filled with so many products. They offer different types of health benefits. As a result, how do you pick the best herbal supplements?
How Do We Pick The Best Herbal Supplements?
Our first criterion and is the most important one is if the supplement contains standardized herbal extracts. You can only be sure about this is by checking whether the supplement company can provide you with a certificate of analysis issued by a well-known firm.
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Per serving (2caps) of the product contains turmeric root extract 1000mg, Ginger extract 200mg, turmeric curcumin, Bioperine. Other ingredients are vegetable cellulose capsule, rice flour. The most potent ingredient of these herbal products is Curcumin. It is the main constituent of turmeric and is a natural antioxidant and anti-inflammatory. Since this product contains this anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory substance so it can reduce the number of pains. In addition, this herbal intake enhances the immune, cardiovascular and nervous system.
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This Turmeric curcumin with ginger and Bioperine is manufactured with 100% natural ingredients. This product is free of GMOs, gluten, dairy, and soy. This product is a natural anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory that may help to relieve a number of pains including joint, back, neck, knee and hand pain. In addition, this supplement can reduce inflammation and skin dryness; boos brain function and memory. It has many other health benefits. This product is tested in the strictest standardized quality control to ensure 100% users safety.
This organic capsule is naturally derived from organic turmeric root. It includes organic ginger and black pepper extract. Turmeric has been put into service as food and medicine for 4000 years. The main ingredient of the product is 95% curcuminoids which are a plant-based antioxidant that supports healthy inflammation, oxidative stress and deterioration. In addition, it enhances cardiovascular and joint health.
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Each capsule of Naturewise capsule contains 750mg of organic curcumin. Recommended use of this capsule is maximum 3 capsule per day, which means you will receive 2250mg of organic curcumin daily. No other product on the market comprises such amount of organic Curcumin. This natural ingredient is reduced oxidative stresses, and deterioration enhances cardiovascular and many other health benefits.
NutraChamps Korean ginseng comes in easy to swallow vegetable capsule form. Each plastic jar contains 120 vegetables capsules. With these 120 capsules, you would get 500mg caps of pure Korean Panax ginseng root powder. These roots are grown in a region of Korea that has been traditionally growing the herb for hundreds of years. Each root is carefully handpicked and matures to ensure you get a pure product. This product is a premium ginseng supplement, and it is available at a great price.
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Dr. Tobias Candida cleanse is manufactured to helps you detox and improve and maintain proper Candida levels in your body. Candida is a yeast fungus that occurs naturally in a small amount in your intestine. But this amount may increase generally with consumption of sugar and stress as well. The excessive increase of this yeast in your digestive system may affect your overall health. This CandidFX is made with herb is quite effective to cleanse Candida yeast.
In these natural remedies, the manufacturer utilizes time-proven ingredients like Oregano leaf extract, wormwood leaf powder, caprylic acid, oregano oil, protease, and cellulase. All of these carefully chosen and effectively utilized ingredients make the product to deliver a gentle cleansing.
Dr. Tobias CandidaFX is manufactured with herbs and helps people to cleanse Candida levels in any stage of deposition. The yeast is well -known for resulting in much health-related disorder. So, this product is great for cleansing your digestive system and thus protect you from many health hazards.
Ingredients use in Havasu Nutrition extra strength brain performance capsules are super ginkgo biloba and bacopa. All of these ingredients are clinically studied to enhance mental performance. These best natural supplements are caffeine-free. It is well-known that caffeine has a few side effects. But this natural product stays you alert and let you focused on using safe and natural ingredients.
This product is gluten-free. This does not have long-term effects. The supplements itself is not big. It is a capsule which is bigger than a Tylenol but smaller than a fish oil caplet. It is one type of gelatin capsule. If you are unable to swallow it, you can open it and stir the powdered contents into something like water instead. It comes in a bottle. Each bottle contains 30 capsules.
Havasu Nutrition Extra Strength capsules are a premium brain supplement. This product is carefully formulated to boost your mental performance by promoting a positive mood and increasing natural energy. You do not need a high dose for every day. Only one pill a day that is all you need. This supplement is formulated at an FDA registered facility under strict good manufacturing practice standards. The manufacturer offers 100% money back guarantee. So, nothing to lose.
Nutrex Spirulina powder is blue-green microalgae which is cultivated naturally under the intense sun of Hawaii. Powder vegan supplement comes in bottle weighing 16 ounces. The product naturally contains protein, iron, beta-carotene, minerals, vitamin B12, zeaxanthin, chlorophyll, and phycocyanin. Each serving contains 1 teaspoon or 3 gram of powder which has higher levels of some key antioxidants, enzymes and mineral compounds.
Each serving is equivalent to 5 servings of fruits and vegetables. The manufacturer Nutrex Hawaii is the leading producer of natural microalgae supplements from the big island of Hawaii. This powder is 100% organic and gluten-free. After opening the bottle, you need to refrigerate it. The powder should last a long time as long as you keep it refrigerated.
Nutrex capsule is pure Hawaiian spirulina. It contains the anti-oxidant enzyme. Since this product is GPM certified, you can fully assure that it is fully pesticide or herbicide free. Because GMP certified means, the product underwent extensive independent audits before arriving on the market. This formula has a wide range of good uses. It boosts energy and supports immunity as well as the good effect on cardiovascular, eye and brain health.
Gaia Herbs liquid phyto-capsules contains full-spectrum turmeric extract plus standardized, supercritical extract. This formula is basically a highly concentrated liquid extract which comes in the convenience of an easily digestible, fast-dissolving capsule. This supplement is completely free of pesticides and heavy metal. This has been ensured by following the strictest standardized quality control.
The basic ingredient of the capsule turmeric extract contains an active compound which is called curcumins. This compound provides yellow pigments as well as antioxidant support. It has other health-related benefits. For example, it promotes healthy inflammatory function and maintains overall health and vitality. In addition to curcumin synergy, the product includes black pepper extract. Black pepper supports in the absorption of the Turmeric supreme liquid vitamins supplements.
Gaia Herbs capsules support heart, joint, and liver function. This product is formerly known as Turmeric supreme. It has a rich history of supporting overall health. Turmeric Supreme contains more curcumin per capsule than other products of the manufacturer's Curcumin Synergy. This product is 100% vegan and free of gluten-containing ingredients.
The manufacturer uses patented curcumin with 95% tetra-hydro curcuminoids which is the most potent curcumin extracts in this product. The tetra-hydro curcuminoids is 250 times more potent than regular curcumin. To increase absorption by the human body, this curcumin-rich product is co-formulated with black cumin seed oil that increases curcumin absorption at an unprecedented level which is 92%. And thus, increases curcumin's benefits.
The bottle contains 30 -day supply of 60 pills. You need to take 2 pills per day. If you buy two bottles as a bonus, you will get one bottle free. The product offers a 60 -day money back guarantee. This is 100% organic product. 2 capsules of the supplement contain 400mg of curcumin. This product is a soft gel which is 1-inch long bean shape red.
This formulation is great for anti-aging since this is a free radial fighter. These all natural supplements fight joint pain, stop the cognitive decline, protect your liver from damage, lower the risk of heart diseases, boost immunity, improve digestion and get healthy, glowing skin.
George's Aloe Vera supplement is a fractionally distilled liquid from Aloe Vera leaves. This formulation is free of preservatives, additives, bitterness, and anthraquinone. The bottle is made of HDPE and has a recycle a number of 2. It (bottle) does not mention anything about whether the product has FDA approval. Once open, it can be refrigerated. Each gallon of the Aloe Vera supplement contains 64 servings. The product does not come with a pump for dispensing.
You can use for your pet animals too. Although aloe can cause digestive upset for both animals and human but this George's product is specially formulated so that it will not cause any problem for parrots or other pet animals. It does not contain polysaccharides. These herbal vitamins can drink for many health benefits. These organic supplements do not contain any sugar of any form. Taste of it is like water.
The product is 100% Aloe Vera and no pulp. This product is specially manufactured for skin, liver, digestion. Aloe Vera is actually one type of Vitamin. It is more like organic vitamins or natural vitamins or vitamin supplements which is extracted from the fractional distillation Aloe Vera leaves.
So far, we have discussed many things about herbal supplements. These products have many health benefits and are becoming popular due to their reasonable price and organic ingredients. In this article, we give a short description of 10 different products. Our effort was to make you know so that you can find the best herbal supplements. Are you confident enough? Anyway, we do not want to leave you right now. We want to help you further with some suggestions. Please do not stop reading.
If quality is the main point that dictates your purchasing decision, then two top quality products are waiting for you. These are BioSchwartz Turmeric Curcumin with Bioperine and NatureWise Organic Curcumin Turmeric – Capsules. If budget is a concern for you and you are looking for low price products then here we have two low price products.
These are Havasu Nutrition Extra Strength Brain Supplement for Focus and Dr. Tobias Extra Strength Candida Cleanse respectively. If you are looking for products which have a moderate price than you may purchase Vimerson health turmeric curcumin with Bioperine and Smarter Nutrition herbal supplements - Tetra-Hydro Curcuminoids. But the final decision is yours. So, happy buying!


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Right up my alley. Works by Jamie Isenstein.
I love the DirecTV commercials with the Russian billionaire who owns a miniature giraffe. Now, it looks like the DirecTV guys created a little website from the point of view of miniature giraffe breeders, complete with a live farm cam and photos of the first mini giraffe breeder.
Drawings by Ray Young Chu. Cereal cat?
Paintings by Peter Opheim . I like them.
Genius Russian clowns. MIME clowns (not regular old boring clowns bs). Video starts :20seconds in.
I wasn't really a huge fan of Lisa Kudrow until I saw The Comeback, a great scripted-as-a-documentary (mockumentary?) show that was taken off the air way too soon. It was a smart and funny satire, and I own it, if anyone wants to borrow it. I can't even find the best part on youtube, where Valerie Cherish is wearing a cupcake and punches the show's writer. It's genius. She's also been pretty great in movies. More Kudrow, please.
Watched the film Tiny Furniture tonight, and was really into it. The deadpan humor fit right in with the uncomfortable pauses, tense relationships and dead hamsters (okay, it was just one dead hamster, but I couldn't stop the plurals). I didn't realize how beautiful Laurie Simmons is, or how much I miss living in New York. After the movie, Jaime and I went to an awesome event called "Small Foods," where an array of tiny versions of real-life meals were spread out (completely no relation to the movie… are small things in vogue now that we're all so stupidly obese?). Two mid-sized thumbs up.
Also, Lena, if you're reading this, your Twitter feed is funny. Nice job!
Stills from film below. I couldn't find my favorites, like the frozen hamster face in a Ziploc, Jed shirtless in bed, or teeth brushing in Oberlin(?) fountain. These will do for now.


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Bold Renew Life Ad Proves That Being Human Takes Guts
FCB Chicago launches first work for the brand since becoming agency of record in 2016
Renew Life Ultimate Flora Probiotics aims to shift the conversation about gut health in its newest - and boldest - campaign in the brands' 20 year history. In a category traditionally led by symptom management and negative perception, Renew Life is redefining how to talk about gut health with the launch of its "Being Human Takes Guts" integrated marketing campaign, which sheds light on the positive benefits that come with a healthy, balanced gut.
Award-winning actor, William H. Macy, lends his voice in two videos, including the launch anthem video featuring real people and the inspiring things they do every day, both ordinary and extraordinary, that take guts. Macy's wife, award-winning actress Felicity Huffman, will lend her voice to future spots and serve as the campaign spokesperson. This marks the first time the famous couple have collaborated on a project in several years.
"As they say, life takes guts. Felicity and I try our best to lead a healthy lifestyle and that includes keeping our gut in check because it plays an important role in our overall health," said Macy. "Everything from growing up today to becoming an adult to parenting requires a relentless perseverance to reach our full potential as human beings. That's why we were excited to collaborate with Renew Life on this inspiring campaign."
"Being Human Takes Guts" is the first brand campaign executed by FCB Chicago (Foote, Cone and Belding), which became the agency of record for Renew Life Probiotics in 2016. FCB is leading the integrated campaign, which includes a total of four videos (15 and 30 seconds) that will run online, across social media channels and be featured on the brand's website. The integrated campaign also includes print ads and will be supported with public relations and influencer promotion (Purple Door Communications), media (AKQA and OMD) and social media efforts (handled internally). In addition to lending her voice to future spots, Felicity Huffman will serve as the campaign spokesperson to help educate people - especially those interested in living a healthy lifestyle - on the importance of gut health.
"Bill and I are a part of this campaign because we know firsthand the benefits of a healthy gut," said Huffman. "Eighty percent of our immune system is located in our gut, making it the cornerstone of good health. Everyone in our house takes a Renew Life probiotic daily and it's made a huge difference - we're healthier and have more energy. It's a small investment with a big return that helps power our potential to be healthy and take on your day."
Research shows the benefits of a healthy gut can positively impact immune health, energy, sleep, digestion, happiness, memory and more. However a recent survey[1] shows that nearly three quarters of women (72 percent) have experienced an occasional digestive/gut issue in the past 12 months, but nearly two in three women (64 percent) aren't willing to talk about gut issues with their friends. These insights drove the creative development and execution of the campaign, which is aimed to reach women aged 25-54 with a focus on gut health education.
"The gut is not the source of your problems; it really is the source of your potential," said Katie Keil, marketing director Renew Life. "We're challenging conventions within the probiotic category to turn the conversation around from one that is often negative and shameful to one that educates and inspires people to care about their gut health."
The campaign also features a mix of influencers that exemplify what it means to live life with guts. The influencers featured in the anthem video and three future videos include:
Adrianne Haslet, professional dancer, Boston bombing survivor and amputee, marathon finisher, inspirational speaker: "I've always been focused on my health, especially now, and I've realized much of my success relies on the health of my core or my gut."
The Quinones family: mother and model Amanda Quinones, her husband, Mike and their son Micah, child model with Down Syndrome and star of the @lifewithmicah Instagram account: "Parenting takes guts; we don't view Micah's disability as a limitation. We use probiotics to help keep our entire family healthy so we can reach our full potential."
Marley Dias: Twelve year old activist behind the #1000blackgirlbooks movement, Marley is determined to highlight the need for more black girls as the main character in children's books. She is also an author and aspiring magazine editor of her own magazine: "People have told me I'm their hero. I just wanted to read more books about people like me. I think everyone can be their own hero."
"Our work recognises that being human isn't easy – it's not about judging what people do or how they act, but celebrating the sheer fact that they are real, amazing people, trying their best, and living life with guts," said Liz Taylor, Chief Creative Officer at FCB Chicago. "The cast is comprised of real people with real stories and authentic relationships – celebrating all of the ways being human takes guts."
Genres: People, Dialogue
Categories: Health care, Beauty & Health
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The Edgefield County Sheriff's Office responded to a burglary call on Youngblood Road, Monday, Oct. 15. Upon arrival, deputies found that a flat screen television as well as a safe containing numerous firearms were missing.
While guns being stolen from county residences is, unfortunately, not a unique occurrence of late, this burglary was somewhat different in regards to damage done to the scene. In most of the other cases of stolen firearms, the homes have sustained very little, if any, damage. In this incident, however, the gun safe was ripped from the wall onto which it was bolted and drug across a newly installed hardwood floor. The wall and floor both received severe damage. The cost of the damage to the home has not yet been determined, but the items stolen were estimated to be worth nearly $3500.
This is an open investigation and the ECSO is asking anyone with information that may be relevant to this case to call 637-5337.


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The Mirror World EP
Independent release, 2005
http://www.objectband.com
REVIEW BY: Benjamin Ray
Of the dozens of bands around New York City, the duo Object is one of the more interesting. It's not that they are particularly original -- it's too easy to play "spot the alternative rock influence" -- but they have a particular fire and purpose in their rock that could potentially explode into something great.
The band is Maria Schettino on drums and Eric Kramer on guitar and vocals. New York University buddies, the two instantly bonded and became jam partners, eventually scoring time in the studio to record a disc in 2002. After playing several gigs in the city, they were able to record this disc in 2005, although their sometimes bass player has left and turned them into a duo again.
Kramer tries to be many things, and throughout the five songs succeeds at channeling Incubus, Nirvana, the Foo Fighters and a bit of punk ethos. Granted, without a bass player and with only five songs, this feels like an indie recording, but with a little fine tuning it doesn't have to. The band has that kind of potential.
Schettino, in particular, drums her heart out more than most modern rock drummers, and it's refreshing to hear that kind of energy in these decidedly downcast songs. Kramer is a typical power-chord guitarist, but his success will be with his voice (the lyrics are standard fare for the genre) -- at times, he sounds like a mix of Cobain and Brandon Boyd, evoking feelings of nostalgia for those of us who grew up on alternative rock.
"Talk Too Much" sounds like Incubus circa Science, but Kramer adds an occasional screaming chorus that takes away from the song's power; aggression doesn't equal screaming. "Walk Away" is uncomfortably close to Nirvana, but I'd imagine most bands finding their feet sound like their influences at first. Besides, of all the bands to emulate, Nirvana is still the ideal for most bands today.
An interesting riff opens "The 8th Floor," and the whole song sort of glides by on a faint-but-detectable psychedelic haze, sort of like STP meets Incubus in 1996. "Fooled" is a decent opener, more interesting for what it suggests than how it turns out. And the "epic" closer "Open Sores" has a sort of quiet menace and the most emotional vocal from Kramer, though the pre-chorus sounds a bit underdeveloped. The sleigh bells are a nice addition, though.
Object has a ways to go before truly capturing their own sound, but at the moment there are no bands that can truly emulate Nirvana and Incubus and still sound this good. With a bass and some production, the band will find their sound, and with time they will find their voice. In short, The Mirror World may not be original, but it's promising.
User Rating: Not Yet Rated
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March 2015 – Hosokawa Polymer Systems displayed numerous granulators and recycling systems at the NPE 2015 International Plastics Showcase in Orlando, Florida, but Hosokawa's real show stopper was the new dedusting system which cannot only economically dedust granulated materials at up to 10,000 pounds per hour with ultra-high efficiency, but also can perform complicated separation such as PVC/TPO reinforced roofing, DVD covers with paper and other difficult tasks. Hosokawa's team met with over 400 customers during the five day long trade event, many of which had serious requirements to find new solutions to clean their recycled materials.
Hosokawa's Dedusting System is an incredibly effective and inexpensive solution to removing fine particles, dust and streamers from regrind and virgin materials that lead to performance and quality problems in extrusion applications. It can also be used for removing fibers, paper and other contaminates from useful products. The system is easy to operate, uses little energy, is simple to maintain. The pilot size systems start around $18,000 and are capable of processing up to 750 pounds per hour. Each Dedusting System is fully customizable and can be tailored to a customer's specific needs.
The company also displayed a Heavy Duty 1626 Granulator, a Press Side Granulator 1116 SIL and details on the PRS Pipe Shredder and its new coffin pipe shredder. The Heavy Duty 1626 Granulator is used in recycling think walled components, purgings and film applications and features a solid steel flywheel which maintains rotor inertia during load spikes. The Press Side Granulator 1116 SIL is a universal recycling granulator that is mobile, simple to operate and encased in a sound dampening cabinet. The PRS Pipe Shredder is new large diameter pipe recycling system that can safely and efficient granulate solid and corrugated wall pipes up to 72" in diameter and 40' long at up to 4,000 pph and the coffin shredder can handle various pipe up to 50" in diameter and 20' long exceeding 5,000 pph.
If you were unable to visit Hosokawa Polymer Systems at the NPE 2015 Show, please consider seeing these devices at our Berlin, Connecticut design and test facility or visit our You Tube page to watch recorded demonstrations at: http://polysys.com/videos .


Justin Harding scored Hakin's second goal.
First half goals from Shane Walsh and Justin Harding set up a win for Hakin over Herbrandston last night - but they had to repel a second half comeback from their neighbours after a stunning goal from Scott Reid.
The result keeps the Vikings just about alive in the title race, while Herbie are now almost certain to be relegated - but Sean Thomas and his players will be ruing why they left it so late in season to produce such a competitive display.
It was the Vikings who controlled the early stages and a great cross by Camron Thomas set up a goal for Walsh as he volleyed home at the near post.
Then came a crucial moment as Herbie midfielder Rhyan Nolan went down in the area under Adam Collins' challenge - but the penalty appeals were waved away and the home side duly broke upfield and another Thomas delivery was headed in by Harding.
But early in the second half the visitors got back into it as a long ball forward evaded Hakin centre back Ben Aldred, and Reid latched onto it out wide before hammering a brilliant 30 yard volley into the top corner.
Herbie had further chances and James Manson's scuffed goal kick fell to Nolan - but the keeper recovered well to make the save and keep his side ahead.
Then with five minutes left Hakin missed a chance for breathing space when Ali Ouzman headed over from point blank range, but Kristan Bennett's team held on to make it six points in three days following their 5-1 win over Narberth 5-1 on the weekend.
Both sides play again tomorrow. Hakin go to Pennar and Herbie host title chasing Merlins Bridge.
Hakin United: James Manson, Adam Collins, Ben Aldred, Ewan Findlay, Bradley Barrett, Ali Ouzman, Mark Jones, Camron Thomas, Craig Nicholson, Shane Walsh, Justin Harding. Subs: Luke Hart, Tom Evans, Adrian Devonald.
Herbrandston: Leighton Harding, Archie McCallum, Ryan Davies, Adrian Rees, Jamie Evans, Sean Williams, Jonty Bennett, Scott Findlay, Marc Gelona, Scott Reid. Sub: Sean Thomas.


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Această listă reprezintă toate cele 124 de desene animate scurte originale cu personajul Pantera Roz, produse din 1964 până în 1980 de către DePatie-Freleng Enterprises. Nouăzeci și două de scurtmetraje au fost făcute pentru cinematograf, și au apărut eventual la televizor din 1969. Toate desenele făcute inițial pentru televiziune au fost de asemenea distribuite cinematografelor după ce au fost difuzate la început între 1978 și 1980.

1964
 The Pink Phink
 Pink Pajamas

1965
 We Give Pink Stamps
 Dial "P" for Pink
 Sink Pink
 Pickled Pink
 Pinkfinger
 Shocking Pink
 Pink Ice
 The Pink Tail Fly
 Pink Panzer
 An Ounce of Pink
 Reel Pink
 Bully for Pink

1966
 Pink Punch
 Pink Pistons
 Vitamin Pink
 The Pink Blueprint
 Pink, Plunk, Plink
 Smile Pretty, Say Pink
 Pink-A-Boo
 Genie with the Light Pink Fur
 Super Pink
 Rock A Bye Pinky

1967
 Pinknic
 Pink Panic
 Pink Posies
 Pink of the Litter
 In the Pink
 Jet Pink
 Pink Paradise
 Pinto Pink
 Congratulations It's Pink
 Prefabricated Pink
 The Hand Is Pinker Than the Eye
 Pink Outs

1968
 Sky Blue Pink
 Pinkadilly Circus
 Psychedelic Pink
 Come On In! The Water's Pink
 Put-Put, Pink
 G.I. Pink
 Lucky Pink
 The Pink Quarterback
 Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Pink
 Pink Valiant
 The Pink Pill
 Prehistoric Pink
 Pink in the Clink
 Little Beaux Pink
 Tickled Pink
 Pink Sphinx
 Pink Is a Many Splintered Thing
 The Pink Package Plot
 Pinkcome Tax

1969
 Pink-A-Rella
 Pink Pest Control
 Think Before You Pink
 Slink Pink
 In the Pink of the Night
 Pink on the Cob
 Extinct Pink

1971
 A Fly in the Pink
 Pink Blue Plate
 Pink Tuba-Dore
 Pink Pranks
 The Pink Flea
 Psst Pink
 Gong with the Pink
 Pink-In

1972
 Pink 8 Ball

1974
 Pink Aye
 Trail of the Lonesome Pink

1975
 Pink DaVinci
 Pink Streaker
 Salmon Pink
 Forty Pink Winks
 Pink Plasma
 Pink Elephant
 Keep Our Forests Pink
 Bobolink Pink
 It's Pink, But Is It Mink?
 Pink Campaign
 The Scarlet Pinkernel

1976
 Mystic Pink
 The Pink of Arabee
 The Pink Pro
 Pink Piper
 Pinky Doodle
 Sherlock Pink
 Rocky Pink

1977
 Therapeutic Pink

1978
 Pink Pictures
 Pink Arcade
 Pink Lemonade
 Pink Trumpet
 Sprinkle Me Pink
 Dietetic Pink
 Pink U.F.O.
 Pink Lightning
 Cat and the Pinkstalk
 Pink Daddy
 Pink S.W.A.T.
 Pink and Shovel
 Pinkologist
 Yankee Doodle Pink
 Pink Press
 Pet Pink Pebbles
 The Pink of Bagdad
 Pink in the Drink
 Pink Bananas
 Pinktails for Two
 Pink Z-Z-Z
 Star Pink

1979
 Pink Breakfast
 Pink Quackers
 Toro Pink
 String Along in Pink
 Pink in the Woods
 Pink Pull
 Spark Plug Pink
 Doctor Pink
 Pink Suds

1980
 Supermarket Pink

Legături externe

Desene animate
Seriale de animație
Pantera Roz
Liste de episoade ale serialelor de animație


Apartments Cà Bottrigo are just a 10-minute walk from the lake and the centre of Bardolino. Surrounded by vineyards, it's a good departure point for long walks and bike trips to the surrounding hills. Cà Bottrigo offers its guests an outdoor seasonal pool, a garden with deck chairs, beach umbrellas, garden tables and chairs, barbecue for common use and a children's play area. Parking and garage, laundry for shared use. It offers 10 apartments between ground floor, 1st and 2nd floor, someone with lake view, without balcony. Free internet Wi-Fi!!!
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ST JOHN'S, Antigua (CMC) — It has been an amazing journey, one that started in spectacular fashion 10 years ago.
That journey has seen a courageous girl from the historic former Jamaica capital of Spanish Town grow to become one of the most recognisable and respected cricketers in the world.
Now, she will take to the field in 10 days' time to spearhead the Windies women in their defence of the ICC Women's Twenty20 World Cup title.
For Stafanie Taylor it will be a seminal moment — leading the home team on home soil in a global event — probably the biggest event for women in the region's history, with a global audience of 200 million watching on.
She is not shy and certainly not one to back away from a challenge. She has featured on every poster, every billboard, every piece of advertising in the Watch This campaign — the official promotional drive for the T20 World Cup. Taylor, quite literally, is the face of the tournament.
The 27-year-old has encountered obstacles throughout her career, but according to the charismatic Jamaican, those have only served to make the taste of success even sweeter.
Her greatest moment of a glittering career undoubtedly was lifting the coveted trophy as West Indies captain, after her side upset Australia to win the 2016 T20 World Cup in India.


We have regular monthly social get-togethers at Shetland Link-Up, 8 Commercial Street, Lerwick. These secluded premises offer easy access and excellent facilities, including the anonymity and privacy many individuals might prefer should they decide to "come out" away from family and friends.
Our next Social get-together is on Friday, 26th April 2019 from 19:30 – 22:00, Existing members and new LGBTQ folk welcome. Refreshments, tea, coffee and nibbles. £3.00 per person contribution appreciated!
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La   d'infanterie (en allemand : 371. Infanterie-Division ou 371. ID) est une des divisions d'infanterie de l'armée allemande (Wehrmacht) durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

Historique
La 371. Infanterie-Division est formée le  sur le Truppenübungsplatz (terrain de manœuvre) de Beverloo en Belgique avec du personnel des 306., 321., 711., 716. et 719. Infanterie-Division en tant qu'élément de la 19 Welle ( vague de mobilisation).

Après sa formation en France, elle est envoyée en  sur le front de l'Est.

Elle participe à la bataille de Stalingrad, constituant l'aile gauche de la 4. Panzerarmee au sud de la ville. Entre septembre et , elle stoppe plusieurs offensives de la  Armée destinées à rejoindre la  Armée soviétique enfermée dans la ville par la  Armée allemande.

En , elle se retrouve enfermée dans la poche de Stalingrad par l'opération Uranus.
Le , l'unité disparaît à la suite de la reddition du maréchal Paulus et de ses troupes.

La division est recréée par la suite en Allemagne comme kampfgruppe (groupe de combat) et à partir du  comme division à part entière basée en Bretagne.

À partir de , elle est transférée en Italie, puis en Slovénie avant de partir pour la Croatie en  pour prendre part aux opérations anti-partisans du pays.

En , elle retrouve sur le front de l'Est pour des combats dans le secteur de Jitomir avec la 4. Panzerarmee, puis à partir d', en Pologne dans le secteur de Cracovie avec la 17. Armee.

Continuant sa retraite, elle se retrouve dans le sud-est de l'Allemagne en début d'année 1945 au sein du XI. Armeekorps de la 1. Panzerarmee dans le Heeresgruppe Mitte.

Elle capitule face aux forces soviétiques dans le secteur de Prague en Tchécoslovaquie à la fin de la guerre.

Autres emblèmes de la division

Organisation

Commandants

Officiers d'opérations (Ia)

Théâtres d'opérations
 France :  -
 Front de l'Est, secteur Sud :  -
 Stalingrad :  -
 France :  -
 Italie et Slovénie :  -
 Croatie :  -
 Front de l'Est, secteur Sud :  -
 Pologne et Tchécoslovaquie :  -

Ordres de bataille
 Infanterie-Regiment 669
 Infanterie-Regiment 670
 Infanterie-Regiment 671
 Artillerie-Regiment 371
 I. Abteilung
 II. Abteilung
 III. Abteilung
 IV. Abteilung
 Pionier-Bataillon 371
 Feldersatz-Bataillon 371
 Panzerjäger-Abteilung 371
 Aufklärungs-Abteilung 371
 Divisions-Nachrichten-Abteilung 371
 Divisions-Nachschubführer 371

Bibliographie
  David Glantz, , ed. University of Kansas Press, 2009,

Articles connexes
 Liste des divisions allemandes de la Seconde Guerre mondiale

Liens externes
  371. Infanterie-Division sur lexikon-der-wehrmacht

Division d'infanterie de la Wehrmacht
Bataille de Stalingrad


Is your fleet now running with ELDs? Does that mean all of your driver logs are now automatically compliant? Absolutely not – They must still be audited by the carrier. Drivers can still be breaking the rules. If you don't check them, you don't know what's going on. Fortunately, most ELD systems will automatically tell you when there are violations. Even so, trucking companies must look for false logs by comparing other documents with times on them, such as fueling records, to see if drivers are logging any on-duty activities as off-duty. Paper logs or logging apps that are used when an ELD malfunction should be audited. Carriers must also account for all "unidentified drivers" who operated your trucks. You may want to give mechanics or other employees who might be moving your trucks ELD credentials in order to help account for unknown drivers.
What does a motor carrier do when a truck with an ELD is in a remote area where the device loses connectivity to cell towers and ceases to work? This situation often occurs at oilfield well sites and in farm produce areas. You do not have to follow the regulations for a "malfunctioning" unit, such as using paper logs to reconstruct today and the last 7 days. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration advises waiting until the ELD becomes connected again. Then use the edit function to reconstruct the period of missing data along with writing notes explaining the reason for the edit. Train your drivers to alert the home office to ensure these edits are accurate and well explained.
FMCSA advises the same "edit and annotate" technique will be needed on some military bases to reconstruct driver logs. For security reasons, handheld ELDs are being confiscated at the base entrances and not returned until the driver is ready to exit.
The Owner-Operator Independent Contractor Association announced filing a petition at FMCSA to amend certain hours-of-service regulations. They propose eliminating the 30-minute break that must be done no later than eight hours since coming on duty. Instead, drivers would be able to go on a rest up to 3 hours long, and the 14-hour daily clock would be paused and extended for the break's length of time. This idea is not a "split sleeper berth" proposal. Drivers would still be required to rest a minimum of 10 consecutive hours between work shifts. OOIDA states the current rules force drivers to be on the road in heavy traffic or in bad weather, and when they are tired and fatigued.
Acting on a requirement in the federal FAST Act, FMCSA is seeking permission from the Office of Management and Budget to study commercial drivers whose commute to work exceeds 150 minutes. The agency proposes to choose 12,000 drivers from its records, half truck drivers, and half bus drivers, and mail those letters asking them to complete an online survey of their commuting habits. There would be a $10 incentive to participate. FMCSA will study the prevalence of excessive commuting times and the resultant safety effect on those workers then driving commercial vehicles.
Did you know…. Measuring speed and volume from truck GPS units, the "Spaghetti Junction" interchange in Atlanta (I-85/I-285) is the #1 worst freight bottleneck in the USA.


ISRI, through the Paper Division & Paper Stock Industries, voted unanimously to update the paper stock specifications, including the Preamble section of the purchase agreement guidelines.
Other significant changes included the converging of the domestic and export transaction specifications, making it easier for recyclers to do business on a global basis. Also an updating of the moisture allowances on outbound shipments from processor to consumer.
The updated version of the ISRI Scrap Specifications Circular is available for download.


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Robot-building competition gets underway at RPI
March 16, 2017 Updated: March 16, 2017 10:55 p.m.
1of12Maddie Welch,17, of the Ballston Spa High School team works on her FIRST Robotics Competition robot at RPI Thursday March 16, 2017 in Troy, N.Y. The FIRST Robotics Competition combines the excitement of sports with the rigors of science and technology. The competition phase of the event begins Friday after a day of assembly and practice today and competition continues through Saturday. ( (Skip Dickstein/Times Union)SKIP DICKSTEINShow MoreShow Less
Maddie Welch,17, of the Ballston Spa High School team works on her FIRST Robotics Competition robot at RPI Thursday March 16, 2017 in Troy, N.Y. The FIRST Robotics Competition combines the excitement of sports with the rigors of science and technology. The competition phase of the event begins Friday after a day of assembly and practice today and competition continues through Saturday. (Skip Dickstein/Times Union)
4of12Members of the Colonie High School team move their robot to the work bench for assembly at FIRST Robotics Competition robot at RPI Thursday March 16, 2017 in Troy, N.Y. The FIRST Robotics Competition combines the excitement of sports with the rigors of science and technology. The competition phase of the event begins Friday after a day of assembly and practice today and competition continues through Saturday. ( (Skip Dickstein/Times Union)SKIP DICKSTEINShow MoreShow Less
5of12Members of the Shenendehowa High School team "Rocketeers" move their robot to the work bench for assembly at FIRST Robotics Competition robot at RPI Thursday March 15, 2017 in Troy, N.Y. Team members from left to right; Adam Laing,16; Isabel Rodriques, 16 and Adam Doleful, 16. The FIRST Robotics Competition combines the excitement of sports with the rigors of science and technology. The competition phase of the event begins Friday after a day of assembly and practice today and competition continues through Saturday. ( (Skip Dickstein/Times Union)SKIP DICKSTEINShow MoreShow Less
7of12Mikayla Hugg, 17 of the Shenendehowa High School team move their vintage robot to the shelf near their work area for display as they work on their FIRST Robotics Competition robot at RPI Thursday March 15, 2017 in Troy, N.Y. The FIRST Robotics Competition combines the excitement of sports with the rigors of science and technology. Standing with Hugg is team mentor Douglas Wildes a staff member at the GE Global Research division in Niskayuna. The competition phase of the event begins Friday after a day of assembly and practice today and competition continues through Saturday. ((Skip Dickstein/Times Union)SKIP DICKSTEINShow MoreShow Less
8of12Danielle Rubiano shows off her team uniform hat at FIRST Robotics Competition at RPI Thursday March 16, 2017 in Troy, N.Y. The FIRST Robotics Competition combines the excitement of sports with the rigors of science and technology. The competition phase of the event begins Friday after a day of assembly and practice today and competition continues through Saturday. ((Skip Dickstein/Times Union)SKIP DICKSTEINShow MoreShow Less
10of12Troy High School team members Alexander Borca-Tciuc, 14, left, and Corbett Churan, 17, work on the gear assembly of their robot of their FIRST Robotics Competition robot at RPI Thursday March 16, 2017 in Troy, N.Y. The FIRST Robotics Competition combines the excitement of sports with the rigors of science and technology. The competition phase of the event begins Friday after a day of assembly and practice today and competition continues through Saturday. ( (Skip Dickstein/Times Union)SKIP DICKSTEINShow MoreShow Less
11of12Ken Bessey of Underwriters Laboratories and Lead Safety Advisor for the event keeps a close eye on all the participants at FIRST Robotics Competition held at RPI Thursday March 16, 2017 in Troy, N.Y. The FIRST Robotics Competition combines the excitement of sports with the rigors of science and technology. The competition phase of the event begins Friday after a day of assembly and practice today and competition continues through Saturday. ( (Skip Dickstein/Times Union)SKIP DICKSTEINShow MoreShow Less
TROY - They're building robots at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Starting Thursday, high school students worked with hundreds of teachers, industry mentors, parents, and 3,000 pounds of metal, gears, and electronics, to test their skills.
The three-day contest hosted by RPI, dubbed the New York Tech Valley Regional competition, encourages students to test skills in a "unique competition where math, science, and engineering excellence are celebrated."
It's the fourth year for the program which ends on Saturday.
In its' fourth year, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will once again host the New York Tech Valley Regional competition, March 16-18, on the Rensselaer campus in the East Campus Athletic Village.