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SEC Commissioner Draws Some Clean Enforcement Lines
By Daniel Nathan & Ana-Maria Ignat
The SEC should put more of its efforts into pursuing regulatory violations, such as failure to supervise, instead of trying to pursue fraud theories on weak facts, according to an SEC Commissioner.
In his November 7, 2013 remarks to the FINRA Enforcement Conference, SEC Commissioner Daniel Gallagher observed that, in some cases, the Commission chooses to pursue weaker, non-scienter fraud charges against an entity rather than pursuing a cleaner regulatory violation against both the entity and the culpable individuals. Gallagher opined that such cases would make "excellent failure-to-supervise cases" that he would much prefer to shoehorning bad facts into a weak fraud theory. In Gallagher's view, a failure-to-supervise theory may often provide an elegant solution to factual and legal difficulties posed by questionable fraud charges, such as non-scienter fraud charges based on "some ethereal notion of 'collective negligence.'"
At the same time, Gallagher warned both the Commission and FINRA to use caution in bringing failure-to-supervise cases against chief compliance officers, general counsels or their subordinates, who should be encouraged to run "towards problems, not away from them," and should not be threatened with liability for "trying to be part of the solution." Gallagher was pleased with the SEC's Division of Trading and Markets' issuance of FAQs on the issue of compliance personnel liability, and recommended that FINRA also provide similar guidance in the form of FAQs or a formal guidance document.
Daniel Nathan
Mr. Nathan is a partner in the firm's Securities Litigation, Enforcement and White-Collar Defense Group. Mr. Nathan's practice includes representation of companies and individuals who are involved as witnesses or subjects in investigations conducted by the SEC, the CFTC, FINRA and other regulatory…
Mr. Nathan is a partner in the firm's Securities Litigation, Enforcement and White-Collar Defense Group. Mr. Nathan's practice includes representation of companies and individuals who are involved as witnesses or subjects in investigations conducted by the SEC, the CFTC, FINRA and other regulatory entities involving financial institutions or transactions. Mr. Nathan also consults with financial institutions on examinations, supervisory procedures, product disclosure and supervision, and other regulatory matters.
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ATCO is a publicly listed clean energy company developing hydrogen storage solutions. ATCO is consolidating a portfolio of salt cavern projects along key maritime routes to potentially act as a key player in the renewable hydrogen sector. As world demand for sustainable energy grows rapidly, hydrogen will play an essential role in delivering....
Anovion Battery Materials Selected to Receive $117 Million Grant Under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for Battery Materials Processing and Manufacturing
Anovion, a leader in supplying U.S. Critical Mineral Synthetic Graphite for Lithium-Ion Batteries, accelerates plans to scale capacity, create jobs, and secure the domestic supply chain for our clean energy future
Anovion Battery Materials ("Anovion" or the "Company"), an advanced battery materials business with North America's first commercially operational capacity for synthetic graphite anode material, announced today that it has been selected to receive a $117 million grant under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. This is the first set of projects funded by the President's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to expand domestic manufacturing of batteries for electric vehicles (EVs) and the electrical grid and for materials and components currently imported from other countries. This grant nomination is part of a once-in-a-generation investment in infrastructure, which will grow a more sustainable, resilient, and equitable economy by enhancing U.S. competitiveness, creating new energy economy jobs, and better access to these economic benefits for communities.
"We are thrilled to have been recognized as a nominee for the Infrastructure Grant opportunity. This grant consideration will enable Anovion to expedite its ongoing investments in expansion to advance the company's mission of growing a resilient, secure and sustainable North American lithium-ion battery supply chain," said Eric Stopka, Chief Executive Officer of Anovion. "This nomination affirms Anovion's commitment to creating a meaningful, positive impact on the environment, communities where we currently and plan to operate, people we employ, and the broader clean-energy economy. Anovion's existing qualified commercial products, process technologies, focus on R&D, and experienced team uniquely position this project for success."
Anovion plans to build a new, large-scale manufacturing facility producing 35,000 tons per annum of synthetic graphite anode materials for lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles (EV), energy storage systems, personal e-mobility, medical devices and military and aerospace, as well as other industrial applications. This U.S.-owned and operated, state-of-the-art manufacturing plant will be the first of its scale in North America, creating hundreds of high-quality clean energy jobs in communities previously impacted by offshoring over the years. This project will supplement the expansion of Anovion's existing manufacturing capacity near Niagara Falls, NY, notably the only qualified U.S. source of battery-grade synthetic graphite anode material commercially shipping product today.
The country's ability to produce synthetic graphite battery anode materials is essential to competitiveness across many industries as batteries are critical to the ongoing transition to the new energy economy, enabling decarbonization, lower energy costs, and resilient power grids. The automotive industry has rapidly increased its investments and commitment to electric powertrains, causing domestic demand for synthetic graphite battery anode materials to skyrocket. Establishing a domestic lithium-ion battery supply chain directly impacts several strategic imperatives, including national security interests, a robust economic growth, and environmental stewardship.
Mr. Stopka added, "Our sincere thanks to customers, partners, community, stakeholders, suppliers, and employees that came together to make this exciting moment in Anovion's history a possibility and we look forward to sharing continued progress as we work to grow a resilient, secure and sustainable North American battery supply chain. This grant represents an enormous vote of confidence in the critical work our team is dedicated to advancing every day."
The Monomyth Group, a diversified holding company that provides long-term, partner capital to help companies reach potential, is a majority investor in Anovion. Amsted Industries, an employee-owned diversified global manufacturer of industrial components for the rail, automotive, commercial vehicle, and construction markets, is the minority investor.
About Anovion Battery Materials
Headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, Anovion brings more than 140 years of experience in the production of synthetic graphite materials. Now a leader in synthetic graphite lithium-ion battery anode materials innovation and manufacturing, Anovion's products were the first made in North America to gain qualification for EV applications. Commercial production commenced in early 2021 and Anovion continues to operate the largest manufacturing capacity available today. Product qualification testing continues with leading automotive electric vehicle OEMs, battery cell suppliers, and many others. Anovion plans capacity expansion targeting up to 150,000 tons per annum of finished product by 2030.
Responsible and sustainable domestic sourcing and processing of the critical materials used to make lithium-ion batteries will strengthen American supply chains, accelerate battery production to meet increased demand, and secure the nation's economic competitiveness, energy independence, and national security. The funding announced today by the Department of Energy is the first phase of over $7 billion in total provided by the President's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for the battery supply chain. DOE's Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chains (MESC) is responsible for strengthening and securing manufacturing and energy supply chains needed to modernize the nation's energy infrastructure and support a clean and equitable energy transition. MESC will manage the portfolio of projects with support from DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy's Vehicle Technologies Office.
For more information on Anovion, visit www.anovion-anode.com
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The controller has three types of timers for automatic load management: Daily Timer, Hourly Timer and Secondary Timer.
The timer has 10 programs. You can program several timers for one control channel (Line).
1. Timer - the program number of the timer.
2. Disable - The need to manage this program. If you select "Disable", the program will not run.
3. Line 01 - The number of the load channel for which the timer is programmed.
4. On 00:00 - On time. The hours and minutes are set separately.
5. Off 00:00 - Off time.
This mode also has 10 programs and is configured similarly to the previous one. The program is run daily.
1. On 00:00 - On time.
2. Run 000 sec - The duration of work in seconds. Values between 1 and 256 seconds are available.
In the case when the duration of the timer is zero. This timer will not be executed.
If it is necessary to perform the timer for a longer time with an accuracy of a second. This timer can be combined with a daily timer. Setting the response time of the seconds timer to one minute earlier than the time to turn off the daily timer. Thus, it is possible to exclude "jingling" by the load channel at the moment of switching off one timer and switching on another. Since the second timer has the highest priority among all the others, the daily timer can not turn off the second one.
1. On 00 - Turn on time.
2. Off 00 - Minute off.
Each timer has its execution priority. The highest priority for the Secondary Timer is the lowest priority for the Daily Timer.


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Die Bärbroicher Höhe ist eine kleinteilige Naturräumliche Einheit mit der Ordnungsnummer 338.224 innerhalb der Südbergischen Hochfläche (Ordnungsnummer 338.2) im Bergischen Land, einem Teil des Rheinischen Schiefergebirges.

Sie umfasst den Bereich zwischen dem Kürtener Ortsteil Biesfeld und den Bergisch Gladbacher Ortsteilen Herkenrath und Bärbroich. Die Bärbroicher Höhe wird laut dem Handbuch der naturräumlichen Gliederung Deutschlands im Uhrzeigersinn von der Paffrather Kalksenke (Ordnungsnummer 338.23) im Westen, der Kürtener Hochfläche (338.220) im Norden, die Sülzsenken und -rücken (338.225) im Osten und der Sülzhochfläche (338.41) im Süden umgeben.

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This thread is for questions about the methodology and data described in the prelude to Catalog and Analysis of Radio Signals During The Search for Amelia Earhart in July 1937 (http://tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Archives/Research/ResearchPapers/Brandenburg/signalcatalog.html).
The water level charts at the end of Bob Brandenburg's paper (http://tighar.org/Publications/TTracks/2013Vol_29/February_2013/Time_And_Tide.pdf) clearly show that the credible transmissions were not randomly distributed during the hours of darkness but correspond quite precisely to periods during the night when the water level was low enough to run an engine.
The Pan Am memos (http://tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Archives/Documents/PanAmMemos/PanAm.html) documenting their involvement are on the TIGHAR website. We've examined them closely. All of the post-loss receptions that we consider to be credible are cataloged in detail in the Post-Loss Signals Catalog (http://tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Archives/Research/ResearchPapers/Brandenburg/signalcatalog.html). If you see any messages we have listed as credible that you think might have been sent by a PanAm Clipper please point it out and we can discuss it.


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Lingnan University has earned accreditation of its business degree programmes by recent action of the Board of Directors of AACSB International—The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Lingnan University joins an elite group of institutions that have achieved business accreditation from AACSB International. Only 607 schools of business, or less than 5% worldwide, have earned this distinguished hallmark of excellence in management education. To achieve accreditation, an institution's business programmes must undergo a meticulous internal review and evaluation process. During this period, the school must develop and implement a mission-driven plan to satisfy 21 quality standards relating to faculty qualification, strategic management of resources, interactions of faculty and students, as well as a commitment to continuous improvement and achievement of learning goals in degree programmes. Lingnan University's achievement will be recognized in April at the 2011 AACSB International Conference and Annual Meeting in New York. (more)
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Our service is therefore about coordinating mutual interests and thinking as part of the design team, helping to secure the client's objectives within the team's proposed solutions.
We have a track record for successfully engaging with stakeholders and developing them as an asset by ensuring that their own are aligned with the aims and objectives of the project.
MWH have a track record of successfully negotiating with and where appropriate, integrating third party stakeholders such as tenants, local Authorities, planning authorities, statutory undertakers, highway authorities, NGOs and various legal departments as well as the people and consultants employed both directly and indirectly by the client.


The Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies (USMEX), based at the UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy (GPS), was founded in 1980 to study Mexico and the full range of issues affecting economic, social and political relations between Mexico and the U.S. Spearheading the university's engagement with Mexico, USMEX is a go-to source for rigorous academic research that can be applied to the creation, implementation and evaluation of public policy. The center is privileged with the unique opportunity to engage in research on Mexico, Mexicans in the U.S., and the U.S.-Mexico relationship from its location on the border.
We contribute to the ongoing integration process between the U.S. and Mexico by providing a forum for thought leaders to engage in public dialogue; training and supporting a vibrant community of innovative scholars and practitioners; and undertaking cutting-edge research to guide policy decisions.
Our intellectual leadership improves the quality of life for Mexicans and Mexican-Americans; deepens the economic integration between the two countries; and supports the development of a dynamic cadre of leaders dedicated to the consolidation of the U.S.-Mexico relationship.
The center has one of the largest residential fellowship programs in the U.S. for multidisciplinary research on Mexico. Each year we bring together fellows from the social sciences and related fields to engage with our students, faculty and the San Diego community.
USMEX works to support promising young fellows and to foster academic exchange and comparative research from across University of California campuses to universities in Mexico. A number of large-scale and multiyear research projects are underway, providing original, timely and policy-relevant scholarship on Mexico.
Through conferences, workshops, seminars and cultural events, the Center connects leaders from government, business and civil society to discuss current issues and challenges in Mexico with our academic community.
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There's a good reason why over 75 million tourists from all over the world visited America in 2014, according to the National Travel and Tourism Office. "There's always something cool to see, do, and experience, no matter where you are," Hanna Fägerskiöld, Concept Owner at SAS, tells Scandinavian Traveler. She flies to America regularly, both for work and on vacation.
"Take in the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California," Fägerskiöld suggests. "You can listen to all kinds of music at this festival, and there are always some big artists playing."
This year's festival starts on April 15 and lasts for nine days. Acts include the likes of Guns N' Roses, Calvin Harris, and Ibeyi. A festival pass costs from $375. There are lots of options available for those wanting to stay at the festival site. You can stay in your own tent or car for $99, or you can choose to rent, for example, a rugged tipi with a sleeping bag, or a luxury safari tent complete with concierge service. But be warned, the price of this last option is as extravagant as the facilities: it'll set you back $7,000. American festivals are definitely not quite like any other. Indio is a small town situated approximately 200 km from Los Angeles.
"Los Angeles is an incredible city," Fägerskiöld says. "The sun is almost always shining and there's nothing quite like standing on rollerblades at Venice Beach as you watch the muscle-bound posers. But the food's good too. You can get everything here."
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If you'd rather head to New York, there are great ticket deals on offer right now. And you don't need to worry about having to eat noodles for the rest of the year.
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Keep an eye on centralparknyc.org, where you'll find information about everything that's going on.
Bryant Park also has activities all year round. You can skate there in the winter and there are regular free concerts in the summer. New York Public Library is also worth keeping an eye on. Politicians, writers, and musicians all come here for discussion and debate. Among those who have appeared are Jay Z and British author Zadie Smith.
If you've got 70 dollars, you can see Rihanna live. She's playing Brooklyn on March 27 and 30 and the Prudential Center in Newark, about 20km from Manhattan, on April 2, before she travels on to Chicago and California.
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Hot in Miami
SAS launches its new direct route to Miami in the fall.
"Here you get the beach and the city all in one. The coolest place to be is undoubtedly South Beach, where you can work out on the beach – yes, everyone's doing it – then eat Peruvian ceviche at one of the many restaurants you'll find close by. Don't be surprised if you run into Kanye West or Gisele Bündchen – they all come here to sunbathe and enjoy the great atmosphere.
You can buy SAS youth tickets at flysas.com, by telephone, or through a travel agent.
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6 coola områden i Los Angeles
Los Angeles är en stor stad med mycket att uppleva. Det bästa sättet är att uppleva varje karaktäristiska område på är genom att ta ett i taget. Här har vi listat vilka stadsdelar i Los Angles som du inte får missa. Read more
Upplev Kuba – i Miami
Följ med på en kulinarisk rundtur, dansa salsa, frossa i kubansk konst eller smaka på "gamla kläder". Allt detta kan du göra i Miamis Little Havana. Read more
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Brie Larson växte upp i Los Angeles, Kalifornien. Det här är hennes favoritaktiviteter i Los Angeles. Read more


Half Field Groundball and Transition Work. This drill allows you to drill your half field transition responsibilities to create goals in the unsettled situation. Pick up the ball, throw it twice, and attack the goal.


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BAS > Data > Explore polar data > Our publications > Bedmap2: improved ice bed, surface and thickness datasets for Antarctica
Bedmap2: improved ice bed, surface and thickness datasets for Antarctica
We present Bedmap2, a new suite of gridded products describing surface elevation, ice-thickness and the seafloor and subglacial bed elevation of the Antarctic south of 60° S. We derived these products using data from a variety of sources, including many substantial surveys completed since the original Bedmap compilation (Bedmap1) in 2001. In particular, the Bedmap2 ice thickness grid is made from 25 million measurements, over two orders of magnitude more than were used in Bedmap1. In most parts of Antarctica the subglacial landscape is visible in much greater detail than was previously available and the improved data-coverage has in many areas revealed the full scale of mountain ranges, valleys, basins and troughs, only fragments of which were previously indicated in local surveys. The derived statistics for Bedmap2 show that the volume of ice contained in the Antarctic ice sheet (27 million km3) and its potential contribution to sea-level rise (58 m) are similar to those of Bedmap1, but the mean thickness of the ice sheet is 4.6% greater, the mean depth of the bed beneath the grounded ice sheet is 72 m lower and the area of ice sheet grounded on bed below sea level is increased by 10%. The Bedmap2 compilation highlights several areas beneath the ice sheet where the bed elevation is substantially lower than the deepest bed indicated by Bedmap1. These products, along with grids of data coverage and uncertainty, provide new opportunities for detailed modelling of the past and future evolution of the Antarctic ice sheets.
Authors: Fretwell, P., Pritchard, H.D., Vaughan, D.G., Bamber, J.L., Barrand, N.E., Bell, R., Bianchi, C., Bingham, R. G., Blankenship, D.D., Casassa, G., Catania, G., Callens, D., Conway, H., Cook, A.J., Corr, H.F.J., Damaske, D., Damm, V., Ferraccioli, F., Forsberg, R., Fujita, S., Gim, Y., Gogineni, P., Griggs, J.A., Hindmarsh, R.C.A., Holmlund, P., Holt, J.W., Jacobel, R.W., Jenkins, A., Jokat, W., Jordan, T., King, E.C., Kohler, J., Krabill, W., Riger-Kusk, M., Langley, K.A., Leitchenkov, G., Leuschen, C., Luyendyk, B.P., Matsuoka, K., Mouginot, J., Nitsche, F.O., Nogi, Y., Nost, O.A., Popov, S.V., Rignot, E., Rippin, D.M., Rivera, A., Roberts, J., Ross, N., Siegert, M.J., Smith, A.M., Steinhage, D., Studinger, M., Sun, B., Tinto, B.K., Welch, B.C., Wilson, D., Young, D.A., Xiangbin, C., Zirizzotti, A.
On this site: Adrian Jenkins, Andy Smith, David Vaughan, Edward King, Fausto Ferraccioli, Hugh Corr, Hamish Pritchard, Peter Fretwell, Richard Hindmarsh, Richard Hindmarsh, Tom Jordan
The Cryosphere / 7
Full-depth englacial vertical ice-sheet velocities measured using phase-sensitive radar
Inland thinning of West Antarctic Ice Sheet steered along subglacial rifts
In-situ quantification of ice rheology and direct measurement of the Raymond Effect at Summit, Greenland using a phase-sensitive radar
Holocene stability of the Amundsen-Weddell ice divide, West Antarctica
BEDMAP: a new ice thickness and subglacial topographic model of Antarctica


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BMW i3 priced from $41,350
MSRP: $43,000 - $50,000 US
Visit the BMW i3 Forum
Early this morning, BMW posted a press release that revealed the i3 pricing for the US. Starting at $41,350 with a $925 destination charge, the BMW i3 is priced a few thousand dollars lower than was predicted over a year ago. With the $7,500 federal tax credit, the overall price drops to $33,850, and those in California get the price even lower at $31,350 because of state-level credits.
There was no mention of the additional cost of the Rex (range extender), but last month, BMW assured Autoblog the range extender would only add $2000 to the purchase price.
The press release contained other details, but all things we knew before, such as the 170 horsepower rating on the motor, and the 22kWh lithium ion battery that's good for 80-100 miles of electric driving.
Here is the full press release:
US Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price just $41,350
The Ultimate Driving Machine® in a new era of sustainability
Woodcliff Lake, NJ – 3:00 am EDT/12:00 am PDT July 22, 2013… BMW today announced pricing for the ground-breaking BMW i3 electric vehicle. The Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (without Destination & Handling) in the US will be $41,350, before any federal or state incentives. The Destination & Handling fee in the US is currently $925.
"The BMW i3 heralds the dawn of a new era for individual mobility and for the BMW Group. True to a genuine BMW, the BMW i3 has strong emotional appeal, outstanding product substance and a guarantee of sheer driving pleasure," said Ian Robertson, Member of the Board of Management, Sales and Marketing BMW. "With this leading-edge vehicle and attractive price, we will provide customers with a compelling offer for electromobility."
The BMW i3's 170 horsepower and 184 lb-ft of torque hybrid-synchronous electric motor, developed and produced by BMW, is electrified by a 22-kWh lithium-ion battery, good for 80-100 miles of emission-free driving. Designed from the ground up to be an electric car, the BMW i3 uses the Industry's first mass produced carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) passenger cell mounted on an aluminum chassis.
The BMW i3 will offer interior space comparable to the legendary BMW 3 Series on a shorter overall body. Its 32.3-foot turning circle and a relatively long wheelbase make it agile and engaging to drive, yet ideally suited to driving in dense urban areas.
Quick and convenient charging is possible either with the home charging station supplied by BMW i or at any public charging station that uses a Level 2 SAE J1772 charging system. DC fast charging, using the SAE DC Combo-Fast Charger, will be available as an option. From a public fast-charging station, it will provide an 80 percent charge from a fully depleted battery in just 20 minutes.
BMW i's commitment to sustainable urban mobility encompasses the i3 production facilities, where hydro-electric, wind and solar power are used to power the CFRP production facilities in Moses Lake, Washington and the Leipzig, Germany assembly line. Sustainable materials are also used for the BMW i3 interior upholstery and trim.
The BMW i3 will make its world debut at three simultaneous events in New York, London and Beijing on Monday, July 29.
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The first thing that comes to your mind when you think of a garden is flowers. A wonderful flower bed enhances the whole look of your garden and there's no doubt that for many people, flowers stand to be the definition of a garden. Read along to find out all about the best 7 hacks that you can use to decorate your garden with fresh flowers. Let the flowers bloom and spread beauty in your life, with these simple tips and tricks, you can decorate a mesmerizing garden that everyone will simply adore.
Undoubtedly, flowers live by taking energy from the sun. Positioning the flowers near the sun to make sure they get a supply of the sun for about six to eight hours can really help them grow and bloom.
Good soil is the key to good planting, ensure that the soil is not too sandy or too sticky and fill it up with several organic matters to make it drain properly and make ways of the roots. This is very essential for flower gardening. Fertile soil can help to promote the growth of flowers.
There are two different types of flowers to plant. They are namely Annuals and Perennials. Annuals are known to go through their whole life cycle within one season of growing, that includes starting from a seedling to grow leaves and roots and finally bloom to produce flowers and forming seeds, and then finally dying off. Gardeners love them because they bloom to their fullest during the growing season. Whereas, perennials are plants whose root systems stay functional for long and they can live up to years at a stretch. They go into a dormant phase in the winter season and then come back to life and bloom all over again in the spring season. The downside is they only grow for a few weeks or a month. Depending on how long you want your garden to look perfect with the fresh blooms, go with the one that will be good for you. Annuals will be a good choice if you want a bunch of flowers blooming in your garden which will look beautiful. These plants need more attention for watering and fertilizing. And perennials stand to provide an excellent structure to your garden and the waiting time could be good till they bloom.
If you keep your flowers in the shade, then they might produce leaves but with fewer blooms. Flower types like annuals and perennials can bloom with the help of the sunlight within eight hours. Before buying flowers make sure that you read all the details and descriptions of the plant.
The location of planting the flower matters a lot. When we focus on flowers, we only see its look. But along with that, we need to cater to its needs as well. Annuals and Perennials need proper exposure to the sun, adequate access to good soil, and water supplied to it along with the care you are giving to it. With all this in consideration, make sure you are up for the task to create the perfect flower garden with fresh flowers. Check out Whole Blossoms to get your hands on the fresh and amazing flowers.
If you want plants that will flower fast, then go for annual flower plants. They will grow and bloom faster as compared to perennials. For a combination, you can go for a selection of both as well, mix your flower garden up with annuals and perennials. You can choose seeds to grow the plants and wait for them to grow and develop to bloom, which can take weeks or even years in case of perennials. If you don't want to wait around, then you can choose plants which are already sprouted. Go for plants that have not bloomed yet so they can do their magic in your garden. Plant the growing plant in your garden and give it proper care till it becomes capable of producing flowers.
Annuals need constant care and attention during the whole growing season. You need to ensure that they are watered and fertilized regularly to be able to produce fresh flowers throughout the season. They require a lot of water supply and proper nutrient source to grow and develop. You also need to pick out the dried out blooms to make sure that the plant can bloom again. Perennials do not shy away from care; they need attention as well. They need to be maintained with proper soil and watering. Native plants require the lowest maintenance and can thrive without constant care and can bloom perfectly.


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Liao Yong Qi (Dou Hua Mei) is unlucky by nature, and there is no one day in which her luck is good. But when she meets him who is naturally lucky, He Shao Ran (Calvin Chen), the two of them exchange luck! "It's not that we're unlucky, it's that we don't see."


Cite as: Zuber v Ameritech Publishing Inc, unpublished opinion of the Michigan Employment Security Board of Review, issued January 29, 2004 (Docket No. 2002 BR 171048 (B2003-09495).
BOARD OF REVIEW HOLDING: A protest or appeal is timely if received before midnight of the deadline date.
FACTS: The determination was issued May 6, 2003. Employer faxed its appeal June 5, 2003 at 4:04 p.m. Central time. The Agency issued a redetermination August 27, 2003. Employer appealed the redetermination by fax on September 26, 2003 at 4:13 p.m. Central time. The Agency stamped employer's appeal as received on September 29, 2003; there was also a stamp indicating the fax was received September 26.
DECISION: The Agency timely received both the employer's protest of the determination and the employer's appeal of the redetermination.
RATIONALE: Claimant asserted the protests were untimely because they were submitted after the close of business. Section 32a states in relevant part that a protest of a determination or an appeal of a redetermination must be filed with the Agency "within 30 days after the mailing or personal service." The Act does not define the word "day." Rule 105(2) of the Rules of Practice states: "The calendar day on which compliance is required shall be included in the computation of time." Webster's Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary, defines "day" in relevant part: "the mean solar day of 24 hours beginning at mean midnight." We find the word should be given its ordinary meaning.
If the particular protest or appeal is in fact received on or before the date due, then the protest or appeal will be treated as timely. However, the Board is not mandating the Board or Agency to keep fax machines on 24 hours. Parties assume the risks associated with their choice of media. A party attempting a last minute appeal may find the fax number busy or turned off. Attempt does not equal receipt.


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Q: Show more than one figure one by one in MATLAB I have 20 figures to display one after another like slide show. Can I do it using Imshow in Matlab? Any sort of help will be appreciated.

A: Couple options:

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*Open a figure for each plot

*Open and close a figure for each plot

*Reuse one figure

Open a figure for each plot
for i=1:20
  h = figure;
  %plot here
  pause
end

Open and close a figure for each plot
for i=1:20
  h = figure;
  %plot
  pause
  close gcf
end

Reuse one figure
h=figure
for i=1:20
    clf(h);
    %plot
    pause
end

OR depending on what you are plotting, you can use the refreshdata method.
If you use @Jonas' method, and if you have dual monitors, you have to force the figure to the main monitor for getframe to actually work, as per. You can do this via:
ff=figure;
movegui(ff)

A: You can use MOVIE to display plots/images one after the other. For this, you create the figures, capture them via GETFRAME, and then you can call movie. See this example from the help for getframe
Z = peaks; surf(Z)
axis tight
set(gca,'NextPlot','replacechildren');
for j = 1:20
    surf(sin(2*pi*j/20)*Z,Z)
    F(j) = getframe;
end
movie(F,20) % Play the movie twenty times

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PLAY BALL: Mile Square Theatre Presents the 14th Annual 7th Inning Stretch — MAY 18, 19 & 20
Posted on May 10, 2018	in Out of Dodge
Mile Square Theatre, Hudson County's leading professional theatre, presents its annual 10-minute play festival, 7th Inning Stretch: 7 10-minute plays about baseball.
In celebration of Hoboken's historical claim as the birthplace of baseball, since 2003 MST has commissioned some of America's most celebrated playwrights to create short work on the theme of baseball. This year's lineup of writers has eagerly accepted the assignment and will be hitting it out of the park on May 18, 19, and 20 when this annual event is presented at Mile Square Theatre's Hoboken performance venue.
This year's writers include Bixby Elliot (If on a Winter's Night), Bruce Graham (Moon Over the Brewery), Chris O'Connor (The Mascots), Tira Palmquist (The Way North), Guillermo Reyes (Men on the Verge of a His-Panic Breakdown), Nantida Shenoy (Washer/Dryer), and Anna Ziegler (Photograph 51).
Chris O'Connor, MST Artistic Director and producer of the festival, says, "This is our 14th year of premiering 10-minute baseball plays, and once again, we have an accomplished and diverse roster of playwrights for the Stretch. The plays are moving, funny, and so entertaining. It makes for a unique evening of theatre. The Stretch never fails to dazzle our audience, and they will not be disappointed. The entire event is a benefit for Mile Square Theatre."
7th Inning Stretch, presented by Mile Square Theatre
1400 Clinton Street, Hoboken
May 18 @ 8pm
May 19 @: The Triple Play Party! Doors open at 6:30, curtain at 8pm Join the actors and the board for an evening of food, drink, and incredible auction items!
Tickets available at www.milesquaretheatre.org, or by calling 201-683-7014.
Tickets are $30 • $18 students and seniors.
Triple Play Party: $75
Discount Parking available at The Harlow @ 14th and Willow, and at Little Man Parking at 1300 Jefferson Street.
For more information on Mile Square Theatre, please visit www.milesquaretheatre.org.
7th Inning Stretch Sponsors: Breakline, Haven Savings Bank, Hoboken Brownstone, Minervini/Vandermark Architecture
MST Season Sponsorships: Advance Realty, Bijou Properties, Carepoint Health, CSBK, Halstead Property, Ironstate, Jet.com, Little City Books, The Rockefeller Group
Mile Square Theatre is supported by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation.
This program is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey Council on the Arts/Department of state, a partner agency of the National endowment for the arts and by funds from the national endowment for the arts, administered by the Hudson county office of cultural & heritage affairs, Thomas A. Degise, County Executive, and the Board of Chosen Freeholders.
Member of The New Jersey Theatre Alliance.
Scene from the Seventh Inning Stretch performance at the Mile Square Theatre. Hoboken, N.J. 5/16/2013 photo by Joe Epstein/JoeEpsteinPhotography.com
PLAYWRIGHT BIOS
BIXBY ELLIOT is a New York City based writer. Plays include: If on a Winter's Night (The Tank, NYC), Sommerfugl (InViolet, NYC), Abraham Lincoln was a F*gg*t (About Face, Chicago), Girl You Know It's True (Pavement Group, Chicago and Theater Off Jackson, Seattle), Treasure Island, FL (Columbia University, NYC), PS1923.45 LS01 volume 2: The Book Play (NYC International Fringe Festival, NYC), Hotel Oracle (The Sum of Us, NYC) and I Am Not Peter Pan (Cherry Lane Theater, NYC and Edinburgh Fringe Festival – Best of Fest Winner). Bixby's writing also includes television projects – previously he was in development with Jennifer Lopez Entertainment for a new hour long comedy/drama and is currently at work on new projects. He has also written two screenplays Highway and Happy, Now (finalist for the Sundance Writers Lab). Bixby is a graduate of the MFA playwriting program at Columbia University and is the proud co-curator of The Brooklyn Generator (a new play generation project). He knows almost nothing about baseball.
BRUCE GRAHAM PLAYS: Burkie, Early One Evening at the Rainbow Bar & Grille, Moon Over the Brewery, Minor Demons, Belmont Avenue Social Club, According to Goldman, Desperate Affection, Stella and Lou, Coyote on a Fence, The Champagne Charlie Stakes, Funnyman, The Craftsman, North of the Boulevard. Graham has won consecutive Barrymore Awards for Best New Play (Some thing Intangible, Any Given Monday) the Joseph Jefferson Award (The Outgoing Tide) and a Jeff nomination for White Guy on the Bus. His new play, Sanctions, opens at Delaware Theatre Company this September. MOVIES: Dunston Checks In, Anastasia, Hunt for the Unicorn Killer. TELEVISION: Roseanne, Leg Work, Cedar Cove, The Most Wonderful Time of the Year, Trading Christmas, The Good Witch. Along with Michele Volansky he is the author of The Collaborative Playwright. Graham is a graduate of Indiana Unive rsity of Pennsylvania and teaches playwriting and film courses at Drexel University. He divides his time between Elkton, Maryland and South Philly with Stephanie.
CHRIS O'CONNOR is Founding Artistic Director of Mile Square Theatre in Hoboken, NJ. In 2017 he received an Award of Excellence from the New Jersey Theatre Alliance for his stewardship of MST. He conceived and produces MST's annual 10-minute play festival 7th Inning Stretch. He has directed over 20 productions at MST, and has directed at theatres and universities all over America, most recently at Lyric Repertory in Logan, Utah, where he directed The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged. His recent work at MST includes The Garden of Rikki Tikki Tavi, Betrayal, Circle Mirror Transformation and the world premiere of Long Gone Daddy by Joseph Gallo. As an actor, Chris has performed in such theatres as Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Franklin Stage Company, Seattle's A Contemporary Theatre, The Culture Project, Soho Rep, Center Theatre Group, Gloucester Stage, Provisional Theatre of Los Angeles, The Bathhouse Theatre, Seattle Children's Theatre, and City Theatre in Pittsburgh, where he originated the role of Peter in Craig Wright's The Pavilion. Recent TV/film credits include Magic City, Burn Notice, and the upcoming indie thriller Depraved. His plays for young people have been produced at Seattle Children's Theatre, his short baseball play The Mascots is published in Smith & Kraus's 2011 Best 10-Minute Plays and his play Miss Ring Has Lost Her Phone was a finalist in the 2016 City Theatre National Short Play Competition. He has taught at SUNY Purchase, Rutgers University, University of Miami, and is currently Assistant Professor on the Theatre Arts faculty at Molloy College. BFA, Carnegie-Mellon University and MFA, Rutgers University.
TIRA PALMQUIST Tira's plays include The Way North, Overburden, Two Degrees (Denver Center), Ten Mile Lake (Serenbe Playhouse), Age of Bees (MadLab Theater, Tesseract), And Then They Fell (MadLab, Brimmer Street, New York Film Academy), This Floating World and others. Two Degrees has been featured in numerous festivals (including the 11th Annual Denver Center New Play Summit, the New American Voices festival in the UK, the Caltech 2014 Mach 33 Festival and the 2014 Great Plains Theater Conference) and had its World Premiere in the Denver Center's 2016/17 Season. Two Degrees was also listed in the Honorable Mention list for the 2016 Kilroys. And Then They Fell was workshopped by Brimmer Street (Los Angeles, 2015) and the UMass New Play Lab (2014), and premiered at Brimmer Street in Los Angeles in September 2016, with upcoming productions in both Minneapolis and Columbus, OH. Ten Mile Lake, which premiered in 2014 at Serenbe Playhouse just outside of Atlanta, GA, was developed and workshopped in 2012 at the Seven Devils Playwrights Conference, and was a finalist for the 2015 Primus Prize. Age of Bees premiered at MadLab Theater in 2012 (and was named Best Original Work by the Other Papers "Best of 2012" list), and was subsequently produced in 2015 at the Tesseract Theater in St. Louis. Age of Bees is now available through Original Works Publishing.
GUILLERMO REYES has produced and published a variety of plays including the comedies, Men on the Verge of a His-Panic Breakdown and Mother Lolita as off-Broadway productions with Urban Stages in New York, Chilean Holiday and Saints at the Rave at the Humana Festival at Actors Theatre of Louisville, among other plays produced across the country. Men on the Verge debuted in Los Angeles at the Celebration Theater and won the L.A. Ovation Award for Best World Premiere Play which went on to win the New York Outer Critics' Circle Award for Best Solo Performance for Felix Pire during its off-Broadway run. His play Deporting the Divas won the Drama-Logue Award for Original Play and was a finalist in the Pen Center West Awards for Drama. The play, A Southern Christmas, won first prize in the National Latino Play Competition sponsored by Arizona Theater Company and it was produced by Playwrights Theater of New Jersey. Playwrights Theater also produced his other plays Miss Consuelo and Sunrise at Monticello, and a short play contribution to The Immigrant Project which was published by the Dramatic Publishing Company. In Phoenix, he founded Teatro Bravo where he premiered and directed various new plays throughout the 2000's. In 2010, he published a memoir with the University of Wisconsin Press, entitled Madre and I: A Memoir of our Immigrant Lives, chronicling his immigration from Chile and growing up in the D.C. area and in Hollywood, CA. He's a professor at Arizona State University in the School of Film, Dance and Theater.
NANDITA SHENOY is a writer-actor based in New York City. Her full-length play, Washer/Dryer will be produced this winter at EastWest Players in Los Angeles. Another play, Lyme Park, was produced by the Hegira in Washington, DC. Her one acts Marrying Nandini, By Popular Demand, Rules of Engagement, and A More Perfect Date have received full productions in New York City from Green Light Productions, New Perspectives Theater, New Ground Collective, and Eating Theater respectively. She is also the recipient of the Father Hamblin One Act Commission Prize from the Abingdon Theater. Nandita's plays have been read at the Kennedy Center, the Asian American Writers' Workshop, Second Generation, Salaam Theater, the Bleecker Street Theater, The Lark Play Development Center, and by the Red Harlem Readers. She is the President of the Board of Directors for Rising Circle Theater Collective. Nandita holds a Bachelors Degree in English literature with a distinction in the major from Yale University.
ANNA ZIEGLER is an award-winning playwright whose play PHOTOGRAPH 51 won London's 2016 WhatsOnStage award for Best New Play. It was selected as a "Best of the Year" play by The Washington Post (twice) and The Telegraph. Her play BOY was nominated for the 2016 John Gassner Award by the Outer Critics Circle. In 2017, The Williamstown Theatre Festival, The Manhattan Theatre Club and The Geffen Playhouse premiered her play ACTUALLY (winner of the Ovation Award in Los Angeles for Playwriting of an Original Play), and The Roundabout Theatre Company produced THE LAST MATCH. Her work has also been produced on the West End (PHOTOGRAPH 51, starring Nicole Kidman, winner of the Evening Standard Award for Best Actress) and at The Old Globe, Seattle Rep, The Ensemble Studio Theatre, The Magic Theatre, Playwrights Realm, City Theatre, and many more, and developed at the Sundance Theatre Lab, The O'Neill Playwrights Conference, NY Stage & Film, Soho Rep and the Cape Cod Theatre Project, amongst others. She holds commissions from The Roundabout, The Geffen Playhouse, Second Stage Theater, Seattle Rep, and Empire Street Productions. Anna is developing a television series for HBO and a screenplay for Scott Free Productions. Oberon Books has published a collection of her work entitled Anna Ziegler: Plays One.
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The team from SolaWrap films took off for Santa Fe New Mexico (Above) to help out with their new install. SolaWrap was their covering of choice due to the harsh wind, heat and cold temperatures. This is a year long project. They selected us because of our support. We were the only vendor to show up to help with the install. We made sure everything was done correctly.


An introductory course to the language and the culture of its speakers. The purpose of course 120 is to facilitate the practical application of the language in everyday oral and written communication at the beginning novice level. Since the focus will be on basic communication skills, the class will be conducted in the target language as much as possible. While becoming familiar with the culture of the target language, students will learn structures that will enable them to function in the language in everyday contexts.
Prerequisite:A "C" or "CR" grade or higher in course 120 or two years of high school language studies or equivalent.
Course 121 is the continuation of course 120. The course will continue to develop oral and written skills based on practical everyday needs. Students with three years of high school language studies should enroll in Spanish 220.
1 unit, 5 hours work experience plus concurrent enrollment in 6 units at Grossmont College.
Prerequisite:A "C" or "CR" grade or higher in course 120 or equivalent.
Community Service Learning Experience (CSLE) is a community outreach program which promotes the national agenda of volunteer engagement. The purpose is to provide students an opportunity to explore options and careers in a selected area of study.
Prerequisite:A "C" or "CR" grade or higher in courses 121 or 122, or three years of high school language studies or equivalent.
Course 220 is the continuation of course 121. The course will continue to develop oral, listening, reading and writing skills in order to acquire proficiency in the target language. Students with four years of high school language studies should enroll in course 221.
Prerequisite:A "C" or "CR" grade or higher in course 220 or four years of high school language studies or equivalent.
Course 221 is the continuation of course 220. The course will continue to develop oral, listening, reading and writing skills with emphasis on oral proficiency in the target language.
Prerequisite:A "C" or "CR" grade or higher in course 121 or three years of high school language studies or equivalent.
The conversation courses will continue to develop oral, listening, reading and writing skills with emphasis on oral proficiency.
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Dakar 2018: How Joan Pedrero Garcia was the last man standing for the Sherco TVS team
Vaishali Dinakaran Updated: April 07, 2018, 12:43 AM IST
At the start of the 2018 Dakar, the Sherco TVS outfit was quietly confident. They had three riders, all with varying amounts of Dakar experience who were about to set off on their RTR 450s and tackle the dunes, mountain passes, fesh fesh and camel grass in Peru, Bolivia and Argentina. And the team itself was set to compete in its fourth Dakar, which meant that the collective experience that they had could potentially help them get to the finish line, hopefully with strong results. Like every other team in the Dakar, though, the team's manager David Casteau had cautiously stated ahead of the event that their only goal was to get to the finish line. Ideally, with all three motorcycles and riders intact. As happens so often in the Dakar, though, that dream crumbled.
Frenchman Adrien Metge was the first to fall, injuring his left leg badly enough to have to leave the rally. Things proceeded smoothly until the fifth stage of the event, when KP Aravind, who had until that point been running very well indeed crashed out breaking his leg. The prognosis wasn't good, and Aravind has since undergone surgery to have the various bits of bone screwed back into place, is meant to start walking again in four months, and start riding a further two months after that. But, as he so optimistically told us, the goal is to take it easy in order to ensure he can soon start riding competitively, with as little adverse effect to his body as is possible. Which meant that the task of getting Sherco TVS to the finish line rested solely on the shoulders of Joan Pedrero Garcia.
Garcia, if you've met him in person, is an imposing sort of chap. He towers over the rest of the competitors at the Dakar. Is built rather more solidly than most of them, too. And, when he sits astride his Sherco TVS RTR 450, he actually manages to make the motorcycle look small. But perhaps it's this bulk that helps him muscle that motorcycle around, flying over dunes and rocky inclines as if they're merely tiny little whoop-dee-doos. Add to that the fact that he's finished the Dakar in the top 10 thrice before (finishing fifth twice), and you'll begin to understand why Pedrero is taken so seriously in the world of rally-raid racing. Which is why it's no surprise that when the front-runners in the Moto Class of the 2018 Dakar were being discussed, other than the KTMs, Hondas, Yamahas and Husqvarnas, it was Pedrero's name that emerged as a dark horse for the win.
But the Dakar is the Dakar. Plan it as best as you can, try as hard as you may, you can never accurately predict a result. A stone here, a river crossing there, or even a tiny little miscalculation in navigation, might lead to dire consequences. But perhaps as others went for stage glory, Pedrero's consistency over the course of the event came into play. The Spaniard was consistently fast and consistently good. After the rest day at La Paz though, it took him a couple of stages to get back into the top 15. En route Uyuni, Pedrero was ranked 21st in the stage, bringing him up to 16th overall. On the stage to Tupiza, he finished 30th, bringing him down to 20th overall. With Stage 9 cancelled, Pedrero set about attacking the 10th stage of the event, ending 10th in stage and moving up to 17th overall in the rankings. With the eleventh stage of the event being the second marathon stage for bikes, he did well to break into the top 10, finishing 8th in the stage, and being ranked 14th overall. Perhaps, if the 12th stage of the event hadn't been cancelled, though, Pedrero would have managed to climb further up the order, but with safety being cited as one of the reasons for the cancellation, riders then needed to attack Stage 13. A quick aside - let's not forget that there were no deaths at this edition of the Dakar - so full credit to the organisers of the event for making the hard decisions.
After the cancelled Stage 12, ?though, it was almost as if Pedrero decided that since he was so close to the finish line, he might as well go hell for leather. The stage from San Juan to Cordoba saw the Sherco TVS rider finish in fifth position, which pushed him to 11th overall in the rankings. After this, the final stage in Cordoba was easy enough - 10th in stage and 11th overall, which wasn't too bad after all. The finishing position is Pedrero's best for the Sherco TVS outfit, two positions higher than his last attempt at the Dakar in 2017. He's made his status as the team's number one rider fairly clear now. On to Dakar 2019 then!
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After 1993: The Reconstruction of a System
Posted on January 9, 2015 by Megan Duncan
By: Michelle Gonzalez and Barbara Gonzalez
After the 1993 cryptosporidium outbreak, Milwaukee placed more attention to the process of the water treatment. This caused the city to change filtration and management systems to provide residents with safe water in order to prevent future incidents similar to the outbreak.
Carrie Lewis
With so much uncertainty from every corner, Carrie Lewis came into her position as Superintendent of the Milwaukee Water Works, knowing the utility had lost the confidence of Milwaukee's residents.
"I came in about two years after the outbreak and there were still people who were not drinking city water because they didn't trust it," she said. "People had been hurt, they felt let down by their drinking water and it took a long time for them to believe that we knew what we were doing again."
Lewis said that it took at least a decade to regain the trust of Milwaukee citizens, but noted that it was a very gradual process, describing it as taking one baby step at a time. The utility would talk to school groups, community organizations, and consult with elected officials to connect with the people of Milwaukee.
When it came to the reconstruction of the system, the utility invested $89 million dollars in improvements, taking a three step approach, starting with hiring a more experienced staff. While it was a hefty sum for one business to take on, the three-step proposal for the long term solution for the Milwaukee Water Works was actually determined very early on while the boil advisory was still in place.
Lewis also notes that they now have a very strong partnership with the Milwaukee Health Department in comparison to 1993.
"Even though the water department and the health department are literally in the same building, the people who worked for each one of them didn't talk to the other one," Lewis said. "Now ever since 1993, every three months we have met with the health department and talked about areas of emerging concern and mutual stuff has really helped enormously."
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Another major change was the extension of pipe for the Howard Avenue Water Treatment further into the lake. This was adjusted in order to move the pipes further away from potential problems such as land contaminants, that might be coming directly from the Milwaukee river.
The water from a faucet follows a process of filtration before it reaches the pipes of your home. The water filtration system in Milwaukee did not change until approximately 63 years later, when the outbreak occurred.
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The city of Milwaukee improved the water filtration system by transforming the filter system as well as changing the management of the filters. According to Lewis, sand filtration was first used to filter out particles from the flowing water. It consisted of three feet of sand and rocks, however, the new filtration system is made of anthracite coal, high in carbon content, which is added on top of sand. This multi-layered filtration system was implemented in both Milwaukee water plants. They effectively remove small particles from the water and help reduce the risk of cryptosporidium ending up in the water coming from your faucet.
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"In fact, it's almost impossible to even imagine how we did things back in 1993, but it was quite normal every two hours for a person who worked in the lab to go somewhere in the plant, grab a sample of water, carry it back to the lab and analyze it in the lab and have those results," Lewis said. "Now we have instruments that do that for us every five seconds and take the readings instantly and alert the operators if anything is crazy, so monitoring improvements and moderation have made huge advances in how we're able to treat water…"
According to Lewis, in the past 12 years, crypto was found twice in the raw water. Slowly, the residents of Milwaukee have started regaining the trust they once lost in 1993 and the city of Milwaukee's recognition of having fresh, clean water.
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Antonio Garcia has been studying the science of water since his undergraduate in McNair.
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I would LOVE to add support for Maxwell but I am yet to use it. I am really interested however and I will start looking into it for the next release. Some other good stuff coming soon too!
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Open up a Terminal window, and type "open -n ", and then just drag the RenderQ app into the window, and press Return. This will open an instance of RenderQ. If you go back to the Terminal window and press the up arrow it will bring back your last command, press Return again and another instance will open up. You can open as many instances as you like. Now with each instance you can open up the same file and render away!
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