Physical and thermal treatment of phosphate ores — An . - Green Piis igneous carbonatitic alkaline or ultra basic phosphate deposit, crushing, grinding, scrubbing, and flotation associated with other steps such as magnetic and/or gravity separation is proved to be successful in upgrading this type of ore. The sedimentary phosphate ores having carbonate-apatite as the main phosphate.crushing and grinding of phosphate pdf,Basics in Minerals Processing - 3. Crushing. Grinding. Size control. 4. Screening. Classification. Enrichment. 5. Washing. Gravity separation. Flotation. Magnetic separation. Leaching. Upgrading. 6. Sedimentation. Mechanical dewatering. Thermal drying. Thermal processing. Materials handling. 7. Unloading. Storing. Feeding. Conveying. Slurry handling.
The two major western phosphate rock ore deposits are located in southeastern Idaho and northeastern Utah, and the beneficiation processes used on materials from these deposits differ greatly. In general, southeastern Idaho deposits require crushing, grinding, and classification. Further processing may include filtration.
Apr 20, 2016 . Keywords: sedimentary phosphate ore; spiral gravity separation; direct-reverse flotation. 1. Introduction. Phosphate rocks . to float and require fine grinding. Minerals 2016, 6, 38; doi:10.3390/ . Around 200 kg of representative ore samples was crushed to below 3 mm with a two-stage jaw crusher and a.
report may have been edited as to format in conformance with the FIPR Style Manual. The opinions, findings and . iii. PERSPECTIVE. Ball mill grinding of phosphate rock to prepare the phosphate rock for use in the .. crushing and comminution circuits are mainly the energy consumed and the metal lost through wear and.
is igneous carbonatitic alkaline or ultra basic phosphate deposit, crushing, grinding, scrubbing, and flotation associated with other steps such as magnetic and/or gravity separation is proved to be successful in upgrading this type of ore. The sedimentary phosphate ores having carbonate-apatite as the main phosphate.
Dec 22, 2017 . If the ore is igneous carbonatitic alkaline or ultra basic phosphate deposit, crushing, grinding, scrubbing, and flotation associated with other steps such as magnetic and or gravity separation is proved to be successful in upgrading this type of ore. The sedimentary phosphate ores having carbonate-apatite.
simple or complex combinations of the following processes may be used: crushing, grinding, screening, washing, heavy media separation, flotation, roasting, acetic acid leaching, and calcination. Given that the value of phosphate concentrates is relatively low, cost and metallurgical results are expected to determine the.
uncovered phosphate. It is then loaded into dump trucks for hauling to the crushing and screening plant, which is usually located at the mine site. To keep mining practices from permanently destroying wildlife habitat, all states including. Florida, where most phosphate rock is mined, require the reclamation of mining areas.
Jul 12, 2013 . Iraq are part of the Tethyan. Phosphate belt. The deposits are hosted by. Late Cretaceous, Paleocene and Eocene sedimentary rocks which flank the Ga'ara . Crushing Plant. Akashat Phosphate Mine. Image from Google Earth. Mining takes place in two pits. Phosphate rock is crushed and loaded onto rail.
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secondary phosphates, titanium minerals and other minerals. The ore is processed in four physically distinct processing steps consisting of crushing and grinding, concentration (flotation), high intensity magnetic separation followed by filtration and drying. The naturally occurring fines and the fines generated by grinding are.
in phosphate ore beneficiation both home and abroad, the new trend of processing technology . phosphate ore, which is characterized in that the low grade phosphate ore is crushed and grinded, and flotation feed .. mechanical de-magnesium which eliminates the need for grinding and reagents, simplifies the flotation.
1. Minerals. Enduron® HPGR. High Pressure Grinding Roll. *. First choice for energy efficient grinding . other crushing and grinding options. . Pebble crushing. •. Secondary/Tertiary grinding: copper, phosphate, gold, nickel, lead, zinc, chromite, platinum, vanadium and molybdenum. •. Diamonds – selective liberation.
MATERIALS AND METHODS. ▫. PRs from Sinda and Nkombwa Hill, were analyzed by X-ray diffraction analysis and optical petrographic analysis to determine mineral composition. ▫. Bulk samples crushed and ground ( Grinding ) to produce Ground Phosphate. Rock (GPR). ▫. Portions of GPRs treated with sulphuric acid.
Crushing. Grinding. Screening. Hydrocyclones. Size reduction. Washing. Flotation. Concentration. Magnetic separation. Iron mineral removal. Conveyors. Sheds. Tanks. Storage. Rotary ovens. Fluidised bed dryers. Drying. Beneficiation / concentration. Figure 2.1. Common phosphate rock mining processes and equipment.
Guide for Crushing Oral Medication for Residents with Swallowing Difficulties .. Clopine. May be crushed, but poorly soluble4 May be halved3. Oral liquid form available (Clopine only)3. CODEINE PHOSPHATE. Codeine phosphate. PSM ... January 2014 .ismp/tools/donotcrush.pdf (Accessed 21-07-14). 2.
sulphate (0.01 M) and phosphate buffer (pH 7.0) used in the analytical method for determining H2O2 and lead nitrate, ferrous sulphate and ferric sulphate used for investigating the effect of these metal ions on the formation of H2O2 were purchased from VWR, Sweden. Wet Grinding and Flotation Tests. A 100 g of crushed.
Sep 1, 2014 . Processing of the non-metallic minerals on the mine site involves crushing and grinding of the ore, the separation of the valuable minerals from the matrix rock through . Emissions of dust (including PM10) will occur during excavation, transport, crushing, screening and stockpiling of the phosphate rock.
ers and two ball mills. The grinding circuit is pumped to a des stage at a P80 of 125 μm. The des circuit was not installed in the original processing circuit. However, reduced nickel . fines generated in crushing and grinding equipment. The focus on . and Ditil Phosphate of Potassium (DTP) is used as collectors.
The crushing equipment is useful in grinding to size material for de-lumped fertilisers and other chemical products. Double Rotor Hammer Crusher. Petrokimia Gresik – INDONESIA. Hammer Mill. Toyo Thai- . Hammer Crusher, with a smooth cylinder with automatic cleaning, either manual or pneumatic. • Chain crusher of.


All prescriptions are issued on the practice computer and repeat prescriptions have a tear off strip on the right hand side which should be used to order repeats.
Written requests may be made giving name, address and date of birth and enclosing a stamped addressed envelope if it is to be returned. Please allow a minimum of 36 hours for repeat prescriptions to be issued (excluding weekends and bank holidays).
Please note we cannot accept requests for medication over the telephone.
You can also request your medication online via the link at the top of this page. If you haven't registered for this service you will need to contact the surgery to request your log in details.
Please see the above tab about InterCare, a charity that provides medical aid for Africa.
InterCare collects returned patient medicines free of charge from GP practices that have registered as collectors. These are then taken to our secure warehouse where they are quality controlled by our panel of volunteer doctors, nurses and pharmacists.
Complete with their original packaging.
At least 15 months from expiry.
Not visibly tampered with or damaged in any way.
If medicines are taken back to a chemist in the UK, the pharmacist will dispose of them either as landfill or by incineration, with all the environmental consequences that these involve. If however they are returned to a GP practice which is registered with Inter Care and are suitable they will be recycled.
Medicines which Inter Care cannot re-use are bagged up in clinical waste containers and are disposed of in accordance with current regulations.
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Frances Valentine, the accessories line launched by the late designer Kate Spade in 2016, has tapped The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel's Rachel Brosnahan as the face of its spring 2019 campaign. It's a poignant pairing: Kate Spade, who passed away tragically last June, was Brosnahan's niece.
Shot by Maggie Cepis, the aptly titled Love, Katy collection celebrates the colorful and playful aesthetic Kate Spade was loved for. In the campaign, Brosnahan is photographed in vibrant dresses and printed trousers along with the new Frances Valentine spring offerings, including the Alice Kitten Heels, Arielle Basket Bag, and the Honeypot straw handbag, one of Brosnahan's favorites.
The collection also includes the Midge handbag, inspired by Brosnahan's Marvelous Mrs. Maisel character Midge Maisel.
Kate Spade died last June of suicide in her New York City apartment. Shortly after Spade's passing, Brosnahan honored her aunt in a sweet post on Instagram.
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals at 1-800-273-8255.


Put differently, roughly 1 out of every 7 Asian immigrants is undocumented.
A common sentiment among certain segments of Indian Americans is that the need for immigration reform is an issue that should not and does not concern them given how well the community has historically done in the U.S.
Earlier this week, President Trump rescinded a popular Obama-era executive order that protects young undocumented immigrants from deportation. Known as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), the program enjoyed broad support since its establishment five years ago. It allowed certain young immigrants who came to the U.S. illegally as children, through no fault of their own, to remain in the country and work legally without fear of immediate removal. Trump's controversial decision to end the scheme now thrusts more than 800,000 DACA recipients, referred to as Dreamers, into uncertainty as they face possible deportation.
Significant coverage has understandably focused on the impact of Trump's decision on those communities with the highest number of Dreamers, primarily those from Mexico and Latin America.
But terminating DACA also has far-reaching and serious ramifications for Indian and other Asian communities living in the United States. According to the South Asian civil rights and advocacy group SAALT, over 7,000 Indians have already received relief under DACA. An additional estimated 17,000 individuals from India are eligible for DACA, placing India in the top ten countries for DACA eligibility. Now, with the program's demise on the horizon, these Indian Dreamers could be deported.
Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL), one of only four Indian American members of Congress, and one of the leading voices on behalf of South Asian Americans across the country, condemned Trump's DACA decision. "It is unconscionable that nearly 800,000 young people, including thousands of Indians and other South Asians, are now facing the prospect of deportation from the only country they've ever known and lived in." He went on to note, "These Dreamers have thrived here in the United States, and have become productive, hard-working members of their communities. DACA has proven to be a success over the past five years. Ending it now defies not only basic decency, but logic and economic prudence as well."
Beyond just Indian immigrants, Trump's decision to rescind DACA has far-reaching implications for other Asian communities residing in the U.S. as well. Statistics compiled by the federal government reveals that four of the top 24 countries of origin for DACA recipients are located in Asia. In addition to India, they are Pakistan, South Korea and the Philippines.
In fact, according to one study by the Center for Migration Studies (CMS) and the Migration Policy Institute (MPI), there are roughly between 1.46 million and 1.65 million undocumented Asian immigrants living in the U.S. They account for approximately 14% of the total undocumented population in the country. Put differently, roughly 1 out of every 7 Asian immigrants is undocumented.
They are concentrated in California (417,273), New York (159,746), Texas (131,444), New Jersey (97,842), Illinois (61,653) Virginia (59,365), Florida (52,478) and Washington (47,502). Of these more than 1.4 million undocumented Asian immigrants, more than 130,000 are DACA-eligible.
The largest number of undocumented Asian immigrants hails from India, with estimates ranging between 390,000 and 500,000 Indians residing in the country without proper status.
According to a recent Pew Research Center report, Indians are now the fastest growing undocumented immigrant population in the U.S. Last year, the Department of Homeland Security attributed this to the growing number of Indian immigrants overstaying their visas and impermissibly staying in the country. In 2015 alone, more than 14,000 Indians overstayed their tourists or business visas.
That such a high percentage of Indian Americans living in the U.S. is undocumented comes as a surprise to many. Indian Americans are, by far, the most affluent and educated immigrant community in the United States. They have achieved unprecedented success in a host of different arenas, including medicine, engineering, science, IT, law and recently, even public service. The scope of their contributions and their role in strengthening the fabric of American society is increasingly well-known and well-recognized.
But the magnitude of this community achievement has obscured the reality that there are hundreds of thousands of Indians living in the U.S. who have not experienced the same level of success. This has resulted in a degree of ignorance both inside and outside the Indian American community about not just the formidable challenges these undocumented Indians confront because of their lack of legal status, but about their very existence at all. A common sentiment among certain segments of Indian Americans is that the need for immigration reform is an issue that should not and does not concern them given how well the community has historically done in the U.S. The "model minority" myth has only further compounded this problem.
Perhaps one of the unintended consequences of Trump's decision to end DACA will be finally highlighting the plight of Indian and Asian Dreamers, as well as other undocumented immigrants residing in the U.S. Their fate now rests with Congress, which has six months to enact a legislative fix and protect more than 800,000 young immigrants from removal.
Representative Krishnamoorthi asserted, "Congress must act quickly and decisively to enact a compassionate, commonsense and just bipartisan solution. These Dreamers deserve to stay. It's the right thing to do."


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#include "il2cpp-config.h"

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#else
# include <malloc.h>
#endif

#include <stdint.h>

#include "mscorlib_System_ValueType3507792607.h"
#include "mscorlib_System_Collections_Generic_KeyValuePair_23823471070.h"

// System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary`2<System.Int16,System.Object>
struct Dictionary_2_t1771158552;

#ifdef __clang__
#pragma clang diagnostic push
#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Winvalid-offsetof"
#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wunused-variable"
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// System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary`2/Enumerator<System.Int16,System.Object>
struct  Enumerator_t3091183254
{
public:
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	Dictionary_2_t1771158552 * ___dictionary_0;
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	inline void set_current_3(KeyValuePair_2_t3823471070  value)
	{
		___current_3 = value;
	}
};

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"The Budget: Ohio's Funding Outlook" Panel Announced
October 7, 2020/Impact Ohio/No Comments
Impact Ohio is excited to announce the panelists for "The Budget: Ohio's Funding Outlook" session at the 2020 Post Election Conference. We have invited experts to discuss the details of the state budget and how the budget impacts the lives of Ohioans.
The 2020 Post Election Conference will be virtual on Thursday, November 5. "The Budget: Ohio's Funding Outlook" will run from 2:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. Attendees will be able to ask questions of the panelists and interact with other attendees through the conference's virtual platform.
The panel will be moderated by McKenzie Davis and panelists will include OBM Director Kimberly Murnieks, Senator Vernon Sykes, and Representative Bill Seitz.
McKenzie Davis's early interest in politics and government were fueled by his work in the White House Communications Office and from staffing numerous campaigns. He returned to Columbus to earn his juris doctorate at Capital University Law School. While attending law school, Davis interned at The Success Group and two prominent Columbus law firms. He also served as an Ohio Supreme Court Extern for Justice Evelyn Lundberg Stratton during law school. Prior to re-joining The Success Group, Davis served as the Director of Government Affairs for the Ohio Academy of Nursing Homes. Davis served the Board of Professional Conduct for the Ohio Supreme Court for nine years. He currently serves on the Board of Commissioners on Character and Fitness for the Ohio Supreme Court.
Kimberly Murnieks was appointed director of the Office of Budget and Management by Governor Mike DeWine in 2019. Serving as the chief financial officer under the leadership of Governor DeWine, she oversees an office that develops, coordinates and monitors the individual budgets of state agencies, provides the governor and administration with policy analysis, and reviews all financial transactions made with public funds. Director Murnieks also serves as a member of the executive committee of the National Association of State Budget Officers, representing the Midwest. From January 2011 through 2018, Director Murnieks was the chief operating officer for the Ohio Attorney General's office. Prior to joining the Attorney General's leadership team, Director Murnieks served in senior staff roles at the Ohio Department of Education from 2000 to 2010, including executive director overseeing the Center for School Options and Finance, chief program officer for the EdChoice Scholarship, policy advisor for the Office of Information Technology and deputy chief of staff. Her career in public service began as a budget analyst with the Office of Budget and Management in 1996. Director Murnieks is a summa cum laude graduate of Marietta College with a bachelor's degree in political science, and graduated from the John Glenn College of Public Affairs at The Ohio State University with a Master of Public Administration specializing in public finance. She also is an American Mensa member.
Senator Vernon Sykes is currently serving his first term in the Ohio State Senate, representing the 28th district. He previously served in Akron City Council and the Ohio House of Representatives. Since 2001, Dr. Sykes has passed along his experience in public service to students as a professor of Political Science and Director of the Columbus Program in State Issues at Kent State University. His dedication to his constituents earned him several leadership positions while a member of the Ohio House of Representatives. He served as Assistant Majority Floor Leader, Chair of the House Finance & Appropriations Committee, Chair of the Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review, Co-Chair of the Ohio Constitution Modernization Committee, and Co-Chair of the Budget Planning & Management Commission. He was also honored to be chosen as President of the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus. He has been the recipient of several distinguished awards throughout his career. Dr. Sykes earned his B.B.A. in Management and Organizational Behavior from Ohio University. He also holds a Masters of Social and Applied Economics from Wright State University and a Masters of Public Administration from Harvard University. He later earned a Ph.D. in Public Administration from the University of Akron.
State Representative Bill Seitz began his public service career as a member of the Cincinnati Board of Education and the St. Antoninus Parish Education Commission. He was twice elected Green Township Trustee, where he also served as President of the Hamilton County Township Association. Beginning in 2000, Seitz served in the Ohio House of Representatives for almost seven years. There, he rose through the ranks, serving as Majority Whip and Assistant Majority Whip and chair of the Civil and Commercial Law Committee. Seitz then went on to serve in the Ohio Senate from 2007 to 2016 before returning to the Ohio House where he is now serving the 30th House District in his second consecutive term. In the Senate, Seitz served as Chairman of the Public Utilities Committee and Vice-Chairman of the Government Oversight & Reform Committee. A lawyer since 1978, he is currently of Counsel with Dinsmore and Shohl and for over ten years he has been listed in the Best Lawyers in America book. Representative Seitz is an alumnus of the University of Cincinnati, where he graduated summa cum laude with an undergraduate degree in history. He also earned his Juris Doctorate from the University of Cincinnati College Of Law, where he distinguished himself as a member of the Order of the Coif and was selected to the Law Review.
We are excited to hear from these panelists on November 5. Additional conference details and registration can be found here.
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Warning System: Naomi Klein on Climate Change
By Sarah Liss
Activist and author Naomi Klein on her new book, This Changes Everything, and why she has hope for the future of the planet.
Illustration by Aimée van Drimmelen
In your book The Shock Doctrine, you explored how world leaders take advantage of crises to introduce exploitative policies. Now you're looking at climate change-and saying that the only solution is to abandon capitalism. What led you here?
In 2009, I noticed that movements I'd been a part of-ones dealing with anti-colonialism, land reform, opposition to corporate free trade agreements-were starting to understand that
climate change was the argument to end all arguments. If an economic model is waging war against life on Earth, then we have to change it. It's hard, but you can change the laws of economics. You can't change the laws of nature.
It's a good time to release This Changes Everything, given that we're still recovering from the polar vortex. How are you able to so deftly anticipate the zeitgeist?
I take movements more seriously than most journalists. When I wrote No Logo, it was about having faith that the pockets of resistance ignored by the mainstream press were going somewhere. Movements build, and then they burst onto the scene. They only come as a surprise if you've been ignoring them. The other key is missing deadlines. If you wait long enough, you'll hit that sweet spot.
According to you, finding effective language is one of the big challenges in mobilizing people around climate change.
Climate-change scientists are amazing. They deserve so much credit for sounding the alarm and have taken so much abuse from the denial movement. But, with a few exceptions, mass communication is not their thing. This discussion about the fate of the Earth is treated as though you need a PhD in atmospheric science to have an opinion. I'm not a scientist. I've educated myself, and so must we all. It's hard to know how to take action when the future seems so dire. We've told ourselves versions of the post-apocalyptic narrative-of a few people getting saved and everyone else getting screwed-so many times that we don't think we're capable of another kind of future. And yet, in the past, we have come together in crisis. The world wars, the Great Depression. I saw it in Argentina after the economic crisis, when the country came together and remade its democracy. But we don't tell ourselves those stories.
What stories should we be telling?
Grassroots movements have had tremendous success against fracking. There are moratoriums in Quebec, France, New York state. There's grassroots resistance against coal exports happening all along the Pacific Northwest. In Canada, the resistance to pipelines in various parts of the country has helped non-indigenous Canadians understand the value of indigenous rights. Currently, 25 per cent of Germany's energy is coming from decentralized renewable energy systems. It took me five years to write this book, and all these victories happened in that time. I can't help but feel hopeful, because I'm racing to keep up.
This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate is available in stores and online now.
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Enjoy a glass or two of wine but save some for later so you can use this cute bottle stopper. The white ceramic camper with bright and cheerful details is a fun accessory to bring on a camping trip or use at home. Makes a great gift for your adventurous friend.


In light of all the various copyright issues and discussions flying around right now, I thought it would be helpful to disseminate some useful links on what constitutes fair use of copyrighted material and what counts as infringement to aid you all in staying out of trouble.
This is a very thorough and comprehensive website addressing all aspects of copyright law. If you are an artist or a company owner, it is in your best interests to understand this subject.
When can I use a work without the author's permission?
How are copyrights enforced? Is going to court necessary?
Disagreements Over Fair Use: When Are You Likely to Get Sued?
Here is a useful tool for considering whether your idea falls within the boundaries of fair use or whether it is more likely to be considered an infringement.
Keep in mind that the answers to these questions are matters of opinion. One person may view them differently than another, just as one attorney may differ from another and one judge may differ from another. They are rules of thumb.
The rest of the website is also useful although it is primarily geared towards copyright issues likely to be encountered in academia.


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Independent Booksellers Sue Amazon and Publishers
Independent Booksellers Sue Amazon and Publishers Over E-Books
"Three independent, brick-and-mortar bookstores have filed a lawsuit against Amazon and the big six publishers, claiming that they are violating antitrust laws by collaborating to keep small sellers out of the e-book market. In a lawsuit filed on Friday in Federal District Court for the Southern District of New York, the Book House of Stuyvesant Plaza and Posman Books, both based in New York, and Fiction Addiction, based in South Carolina, alleged that they and other small bookstores were being deliberately forced out of the digital market as a result of agreements between the big publishers and Amazon. . . . At the heart of the lawsuit is the idea that the top publishers signed secret contracts with Amazon that allowed them to code their e-books in such a way that the books could only be read on an Amazon Kindle device or a device with a Kindle app. The booksellers are pushing for open-source coding that would allow readers to buy e-books from any source and download them on any device. . . ."
Lessons Learned from Sheryl Sandberg's New Book
In her highly anticipated forthcoming book, Lean In, Sandberg extends that message into nearly 200 pages, in which she tells about her climb to the top, in both Washington and the tech world. A few of the more interesting details she reveals: She's ...
A Titan's How-To on Breaking the Glass Ceiling
A Titan's How-To on Breaking the Glass Ceiling. Before Sheryl Sandberg, the chief operating officer of Facebook, started to write "Lean In," her book-slash-manifesto on women in the workplace, she reread ...
Book News: Fan Fiction of Fan Fiction, Gendering Literature
New Yorker (blog)
Books & Bars, a twist on the conventional book club, is a nine-year-old program that combines books, booze, and comedy. A look at how three books—Joan Didion's "Play It As It Lays," Suzanne Collins's "Hunger Games," and Sylvia Plath's "The Bell Jar ...
A Branding Exercise for Your Business: Write a Book
It's easy to poke fun at the thousands of mediocre business books churned out annually. But planning a business book—regardless of whether it makes it to store shelves—is a useful exercise for business owners seeking to define their brand better and ...
Book Review: The Bankers' New Clothes
The authors frequently return to Kate's plight throughout the book. And they frequently mention two bankers in particular: Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, and Bob Diamond, the former CEO of Barclay's. The portrait does not flatter.
Book Buzz: New James Bond novel to be released in September
Reviewed: USA TODAY's Craig Wilson reviews After Visiting Friends by Michael Hainey, a book in which the author searches for details surrounding his father's mysterious death. Mantel v. Middleton: Hilary Mantel, the Man Booker-winning author of Bring ...
Book News: New Bond, James Bond, Novel; Jane Austen's Love Lessons
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Author and prominent anti-feminist Suzanne Venker on what Jane Austen teaches us about love: "When women make themselves so available to men, the thrill of the chase is gone. The harder you are to 'catch,' the more interesting you become." Whether or ...
James Bond novel by William Boyd out in September | Books | The Guardian: ". . . The title and plot of the new book remain under wraps, but the Fleming estate gave a hint of the style and the setting to woo fans who have been wowed by Daniel Craig's film portrayal of 007 in Skyfall. "We can reveal that this novel will see a return to the classic Bond era, featuring a 45-year-old 007 in 1969," the estate said. The novel will be published in Britain on 26 September by Jonathan Cape, Fleming's original publisher, and available from HarperCollins, a subsidiary of News Corp, in the US and Canada from early October. To keep the literary James Bond brand alive, his estate has invited various authors to continue the Bond story. The Bond catalogue is one of the most prized in publishing, with global sales of more than 100m copies.. . ."
Criticisms of a Classic Abound
When the proposal for a book about the plight of the American housewife by a little-known journalist named Betty Friedan began circulating at the publishing house W. W. Norton in early 1959, not everyone was convinced that it was a world-changing ...
An Anthropologist's War Stories
His new book, "Noble Savages," has three themes. First, it is a beautifully written ...Second, it describes the author's gradual piecing together of how Yanomamö society actually works, a matter of great relevance to recent human evolution. Third, it ...
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Keep your creativity on track this month by colouring each day or reacting to the creative prompts in this calender by Uppercase magazine. On March 21 you'll see a small drawing by me. Download the calendar as a spread or by page.
Keep your creativity on track this month by colouring each day or reacting to the creative prompts in this calendar by Uppercase magazine.
On March 21 you'll see a small drawing by me. Download the calendar as a spread or by page.


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I have used a simple Tape cassette adapter in a Boom box to probe signals on this thing before.. it was how I revived it in the first place when it had a digital glitch and no audio issue. I simply just attached leads to the mini jack on the adapter and then G the one lead, probe with the other.
Long story with this guy..
I won it really cheap on ebay. Listing said it had digital glitches and no sound.
I get it and it powers up with all 4 proper voltages checked with just a DMM.. I did not see anything odd about both 5 or 15v supplies.. + or - rails. so I moved on from there.
FIrst time I powered it on, it had one select line for the membrane switches matrix not working.. IE every 4th button would not work. I was able to switch to edit mode and back again. No sound.
Powered it off, closed it up, set it aside on it's end on a wall and left it there until I went back at it later in the evening..
I poke around again, using a Fluke Trendar 200 logic clip that has Led's to check digital states.
One of the hex inverters was not outputing when I pressed a switch in a group assigned to it.
I found digital issues in a few spots on the board.. one area was the switch matrix and the other was around the DAC.
I get no where. So I close it up and stand it up on a wall, but this time I hear, "clink, clink, rattle.."
I open it back up and find a tiny bit of white key plastic?? not sure.. and a small black bit of ceramic like material..
I take it to my shop to bench it and hook up the recently acquired scope.
I power it on and notice that now all the digital problems are GONE!! every button and mode works correctly!
The small black ceramic material that rattled around inside it must have been conductive and was jammed between the back of the digital board and back of the membrane switches board.. standing it on end a couple times dislodged it, I bet.
Well not proper sound. I had a very weak signal at the mixed filter outputs that did not get any better afterwards..
The signal was so weak that my scope was gained up so much it was picking up the fluorescent lights pulsing voltages above the bench to see it. I also used my boombox audio tracer to track it. I could hear the osc section steady on and change pitch with keys. But there was no gating whatsoever.. just raw osc output.
I chased and chased for another digital problem and finally after most a day of farting with it, I realize the 15v supply was dead when I figured out the VCA was not working, doh!
I check the fuse, it's open!
I get a new fuse, pop it in and its worked fine since then.. until I began to notice the clipping at higher levels.
So short of it is, there was a short in it at one time that opened the fuse.
I think the 15v short was probably from the digital board near the DAC.
Not sure if the short may have upset something to contribute to clipping.. it's possible I'd think!
Thanks again for all your advice/suggestions.
Got to the scope last nite.
G is the center horiz. reticule. V/div is stated.
Here's the "9v" Transformer tap. At 10v/div, it looks like it's more like around 5vAC rather than 9V that the schematics said it should be.
Here's the a tap for the 15v side. 1st tap. Still 10v/div.
2v/div. The ripple is about .5v high/low. This is the rectified out before the filters?
This is the 15v side? I could only check the inner leads, out leads were insulated, so I did not check them.
The actual final outputs going out to the PCB's did not register any AC, I had to put the scope into DC mode to see a change and measured as expected.
If anyone can make sense of these tests, please chime in.
Last edited by Synthetech on Fri Apr 25, 2014 4:57 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Oh and these are the DC outputs.
I adjusted a "VCA Offset" trim pot while inducing a voice to clip out and it seemed to make no reduction in the clipping at all.
@Synthetech: Hi, you really did a very good job and make this device working but I think you are still struggling with the clipping. As I am not good like you in practical troubleshooting but I think if there is op-amp in the circuit it is getting saturated that causes the clipping of the signal and you can increase the power supply to avoid it or reduce the gain of op-amp.
Synthetech, that is the first thing you should've done in order to diagnose what sort of ripples you're getting. Since most of these have different causes, we can go through the checklist. Any component that induces a lag in the circuit can cause clipping, it might be a capacitor or even a switch. But I do believe however that dust and dirt can't cause random switching.
I think if there is op-amp in the circuit it is getting saturated that causes the clipping of the signal and you can increase the power supply to avoid it or reduce the gain of op-amp.


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Madden claims title of normal champion at bodybuilding competition
Saturday's Natural Eastern Championships bodybuilding competition in Pittsburgh changed into a dream come proper for Aaron Madden, who won men's typical champion. Madden, the Titusville Police Department lieutenant, set a aim for himself and a half years ago. At the same time, he made a transition from wrestling to bodybuilding to win an ordinary championship at a show. Saturday's victory offers him the name of 2019 NPC Natural Eastern Men's Bodybuilding Champion. It seems that 19 weeks of a taxing training habitual that entailed making plans for every component of his existence — from weighing his food and timing his runs to schedule in his family time — paid off for Madden as he took five overall trophies from the competition. In addition to prevailing the general championship, he also took first inside the middleweight, 35 and older, 40 and older, and first responder lessons.
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Facts about Ben Folds
Ben Folds is a famous Musician from USA, he/she is 52 years old and still alive, born September 12, 1966.
He/she is born under the zodiac virgo, who is known for Analyzing, Practical, Reflective, Observation, Thoughtful. Our collection contains 10 quotes who is written / told by Ben.
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Famous quotes by Ben Folds (10)
"It's a tough thing to know that when you're making your album, you're going to end up collaborating with, say, Wal-Mart, on your artwork. That just sucks. And the pressure behind getting the numbers real fast is, to me, dizzying"
"You never know when you put out an album that's unique whether it'll get beat up for it or not"
"A lot of 18-year-olds are like old men. They think they've seen everything"
"Rock and roll is - and should be - a kid's place"
"Next door, there's an old man who lived to his nineties and one day passed away in his sleep. And his wife, she stayed for a couple of days and passed away. I'm sorry, I know that's a strange way to tell you that I know we belong"
"The clock never stops, never stops, never waits. We're growing old. It's getting late"
"Now that I have found someone, I'm feeling more alone... than I ever have before"
"I'm older than I was, and I'm still washed-up, and I haven't changed my music one iota. It's just much easier to do this when people are being nice to you"
"I used to do this big rant at the end of some gigs with Ben Folds Five. The band broke into this big heavy metal thing and I started as a joke to scream in a heavy metal falsetto. I found myself saying things like: Feel my pain, I am white, feel my pain"
"Everybody knows it hurts to grow up... and we're still fighting it"


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ECONOMY | 09-06-2022 00:34
Argentina clears first review as IMF paves way for US$4-billion in funds
IMF confirms it has reached a staff-level agreement with Argentina that will unlock US$4.03 billion in funding; Multilateral lender says government "met all qualitative targets in first quarter."
The International Monetary Fund's logo, pictured on the wall of its headquarters. | Bloomberg
The International Monetary Fund announced Wednesday that it had reached a staff-level agreement with Argentina on the first review of its massive loan package, paving the way for the country to access some US$4.03 billion.
"The [staff-level] agreement is subject to approval by the IMF Executive Board, which is expected to discuss it in the coming weeks," said Julie Kozack, deputy director of the IMF's Western Hemisphere Department.
"Upon completion of the review, Argentina would have access to about US$4.03 billion," she added.
Kozack and IMF mission chief for Argentina Luis Cubeddu praised Argentina's performance so far, with the former noting that "all quantitative targets in the first quarter of 2022 were met."
The country had also made progress on "the structural agenda and growth-enhancing reforms in line with programme commitments, including on the energy front," she added.
Despite shocks due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the IMF said it had agreed with President Alberto Fernández's government that the "annual objectives established at approval of the arrangement will remain unchanged," especially those relating to the primary fiscal deficit, monetary financing and net international reserves.
"Such an approach provides a vital anchor for economic stability and growth in times of uncertainty," Kozack said, adding that the government's "commitment to implementing additional policy measures to achieve these annual objectives is welcome."
These would include actions to reduce tax evasion, strengthen anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing operations, and encourage investment in strategic sectors, among others policies.
External shocks would only have "a limited impact" on Argentina's growth and balance of payments issues, said the IMF official.
The multilateral lender did warn, however, that rising global commodity prices were already having an impact on inflation in Argentina, as in most nations.
Prices rose by six percent in April, with inflation now running at 58 percent over the last 12 months – one of the highest rates in the world.
The multilateral lender agreed a new financing deal with President Alberto Fernández's government earlier this year that restructured Argentina's remaining debt to the Fund from the record US$57-billion stand-by loan granted to the Mauricio Macri administration in 2018.
On March 25, the IMF's board approved a 30-month credit programme, with an immediate disbursement of US$9.656 billion.
Under the deal struck in March – the 13th that Buenos Aires has signed with the IMF since the return of democracy in 1983 – repayments will be made from 2026 to 2034 after a grace period.
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Hau Thai-Tang, who serves as Ford's executive vice president of product development and purchasing, says, "This new generation of Explorer recognized that every family — and every driver — is unique. With an all-new ST and an all-new hybrid, there truly is an Explorer for every adventure."
The Explorer ST isn't just the most powerful Ford SUV ever made, but it's also the most fun to drive The Explorer ST was developed and engineered by the Ford Performance team and comes equipped with a unique 3.0-liter EcoBoost® engine that generates 400 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque, offering a breathtaking ride. The ST comes standardly equipped with a smooth and responsive 10-speed automatic transmission, advanced four-wheel drive, and selectable drive modes. For a sportier drive, choose Sport mode, which calibrates the Explorer's drive system to provide a quicker and more aggressive response.
The all-new Explorer Hybrid is a vehicle that makes no sacrifices, offering both exceptional efficiency and spirited performance. The vehicle features a 3.3-liter hybrid system that is expected to produce 318 total horsepower, while the rear-wheel-drive model will offer an estimated driving range of over 500 miles with a full tank of gas. The Explorer's hybrid battery is built into the vehicle's chassis, which is an improvement on previous Ford hybrid vehicles. This new configuration maximizes passenger and cargo space so you don't have to sacrifice space for efficiency and eco-friendly driving.
If you're as excited as we are, watch this space to learn when you can expect to see the 2020 Ford Explorer, Explorer Hybrid, and Explorer ST right here at Robbie Roberson Ford.
*Actual range will vary. Final EPA-estimated ratings available in the 2019 calendar year.
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Specialties	 Analytical (5) Biochemistry (8) Bioinorganic (2) Computational (1) Inorganic (6) Materials (11) Physical (10) Organic (9) Organometallic (2) Synthetic Organic (2)
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Carolyn J. Cassady
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Postdoctoral Associate, Naval Research Laboratory, 1988-1989
PhD, Purdue University, 1984
AB, Pfeiffer College, 1979
Ion-molecule reactions
Dissociation of peptides and proteins ions
FT-ICR and TOF MS/MS analysis
The Cassady group uses mass spectrometry to study the gas-phase properties of biomolecules and to develop new techniques for analyzing these compounds. This work involves three higher performance mass spectrometers: a Bruker BioApex 7e Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance spectrometer (FT-ICR or FTMS), a Bruker rapifleX dual time-of-flight (TOF-TOF) spectrometer (acquired in 2018), and a Bruker HCTultra PTM Discovery System high capacity quadrupole ion trap (QIT).
Our FT-ICR research deals with multiply-charged peptide and protein ions produced by electropsray ionization (ESI). Because FT-ICR is a trapping form of mass spectrometry, gas-phase biomolecular ions can be allowed to react with neutral molecules. The ions can also be fragmented, which is useful for obtaining structural information. Most of our recent work has centered on the reactivity and dissociation of deprotonated peptide ions. These ions are often formed in abundance from peptides with acidic residues, including phosphate or sulfate groups. We study how amino acid composition, acidity, and sequence affects dissociation and gas-phase acidity (GA), with the goal being to develop negative ion MS/MS as a tool for sequencing peptides in proteomics research. Our work often involves peptides of known sequence, which are synthesized in-house with our benchtop peptide synthesizer. Much of this work is performed in collaboration with Professor David Dixon of the UA Department of Chemistry, whose group uses high level molecular orbital calculations to aid to understanding the experimental results.
Our TOF research involves singly-charged ions produced by matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization (MALDI). The tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS) techniques of collision-induced dissociation (CID), post-source decay (PSD), and in-source decay (ISD) are used to fragment the ions. The emphasis is on deprotonated peptide ions, as well as metallated ions. The effects of experimental parameters on dissociation are studied. As with our FT-ICR research, we focus on elucidating fragmentation mechanisms and understanding the effects of structural features on dissociation. We are also exploring the use of capped iron oxide nanoparticles as MALDI matrices for organic polymers and biopolymers.
Our QIT research involves electron transfer dissociation (ETD) and collision-induced dissociation (CID) of metallated peptide ions produced by ESI. ETD on metallated ions shows great promise as a method for sequencing peptides that are difficult to sequence by more conventional techniques, such as CID on protonated ions. We are exploring how the identity and properties of metal ions affects fragmentation mechanisms. In addition, we are studying the ability of metal salts (for example, chromium(III) nitrate) to increase protonation of peptides by ESI and MALDI. This "enhanced protonation" affect could make ETD experiments possible on a variety of peptides and other biomolecules that could not previously be studied by ETD or CID.
"Bond Dissociation Energies in Amino Acid Monomer and Dimer Anions for Use in Analyzing Collision-Induced Dissociation Processes," A.S. McNeill, C. Cui, S.R. Miller, M.L. Stover, M. Burns, C.J. Cassady, and D.A. Dixon, Int. J. Mass Spectrom. 429, 212-226 (2018). DOI: 10.1016/j.ijms.2018.02.001
"Electron Transfer Dissociation and Collision-Induced Dissociation of Underivatized Metallated Oligosaccharides," R.M. Schaller-Duke, M.R. Bogala, C.J. Cassady, J. Am. Soc. Mass Spectrom. 29, 1021-1035 (2018). DOI: 10.1007/s13361-018-1906-1
"Citric Acid Capped Iron Oxide Nanoparticles as an Effective MALDI Matrix for Polymers," Q. Liang, J. Sherwood, Thomas Macher, J.M. Wilson, Y. Bao, and C.J. Cassady, J. Am. Soc. Mass Spectrom. 28, 409-418 (2017). DOI: 10.1007/s13361-016-1560-4
"Effects of Acidic Peptide Size and Sequence on Trivalent Praseodymium Adduction and Electron Transfer Dissociation Mass Spectrometry," J.J. Commodore and C.J. Cassady, J. Mass Spectrom. 52, 218-229 (2017). DOI: 10.1002/jms.3919
"Optimization of Electrospray Ionization Conditions to Enhance Formation of Doubly Protonated Peptide Ions With and Without Addition of Chromium(III)," J.J. Commodore, X. Jing, and C.J. Cassady, Rapid Commun. Mass Spectrom. 32, 1129-1136 (2017). DOI: 10.1002/rcm.7889
"Negative Ion In-Source Decay Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization Mass Spectrometry for Sequencing Acidic Peptides," C.L. McMillen, P.M. Wright, and C.J. Cassady, J. Am. Soc. Mass Spectrom. 27, 847-855 (2016). DOI: 10.1007/s13361-016-1345-9
"The Effects of Trivalent Lanthanide Cationization on the Electron Transfer Dissociation of Acidic Fibrinopeptide B and its Analogs," J.J. Commodore and C.J. Cassady, J. Am. Soc. Mass Spectrom. 27, 1499-1509 (2016). DOI: 10.1007/s13361-016-1428-7
"The Use of Chromium(III) to Supercharge Peptides by Protonation at Low Basicity Sites," C. Feng, J.J. Commodore and C.J. Cassady, J. Am. Soc. Mass Spectrom. 26, 347-358 (2015). DOI: 10.1007/s13361-014-1020-y
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A finished room to show!
This room is the hallway that leads to our bedroom. It sports new wall paint and new fabric for the window seat cushions and pillows. It's part of our redecorating plan and really is the first room to be finished.
This room has had several color reincarnations since we bought the house in 1985. It once was sunny yellow and then raspberry pink. I love these mellow neutral tones for a quiet change.
The hallway goes from the entry way to the master bedroom. We bought the house from the original owners, and when they built the house (1942), this hallway was private, with doors that closed it off from the entry way. It made this hallway more of a part of the bedroom, but we wanted this to be open as the windows face the front yard. We removed the doors and enlarged the windows as our first project in 1985.
The original house plans call this hall a gallery. The wall on the right had NUMEROUS nail holes from where dozens and dozens of pictures had been hanging. I have arranged Pottery Barn black and white frames for our family pictures.
We use the storage in the window seats and cupboards for old clothes and toys.
This glass case was purchased elsewhere, but last time in Pottery Barn I saw these in 3 sizes.
At the end of the hall is a bank of drawers that gets used every day. They hold my purses, belts, scarves and shawls. Our bedroom is just on the other side of the door and I consider this little holding area to be my last minute spot to finish dressing and grab my purse. It's almost a part of the bedroom.
Smaller family pictures are on the shelves above the drawers. I love this space so much. It leads to our bedroom, so is private, but open to the entry so can be seen when you first step into the house.
I love the way it looks at night when you walk up to the front door.
Having a hallway like this is an unusual and charming feature in a home. I love it for being beautiful and unique and is one of the reasons why I love my house so much. My husband will have to carry me out of here, feet first.
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Love your hallway, especially the window seats. I can see why it's a favorite spot of your home.
So beautiful - everything is just perfect. I've never seen a floor plan with a hallway like this, and you've really made the most of it. Thank you for sharing it!
Don't mind me staring through the windows! I am not stalking, just admiring your precision in picture hanging!
That last picture, hahaha, I really didn't intend it to look so scary!
Kristen, what a great idea with the photos! I really like your color scheme. I am drawn to such colors nowadays. Before I had reds and yellows in the house. This year I am planning to change a few things.
Your house is beautiful! The entrance is just so welcoming :) thanks for the tour!
So beautiful! I love a hallway like this. It's perfect with benches and storage. I love your gallery wall and also your idea of displaying a bust in the lantern. Great job!
Oh my gosh amazing! I would LOVE a hallway like that!!! Came over from It's Overflowing... and following you now!
What a beautiful space! I love your neutral colors - the hounds-tooth window seat cushions are my favorite!
Your house is truly beautiful, and I love your decorating style. Keep the picture tours coming. This is my favorite blog to follow!
Your hallway is gorgeous! Beautiful fabric choices and gallery wall, as well! And to think it is so functional!


Well, that woke me up! Schumacher's engine blows up, and I'm leaping around my living room trying not to wake the wife and neighbours.
Alonso wins, making up for his engine-blow last week, and Fisichella comes in third giving Renault a good chance of the Constructors' Championship.
Will Michael bother to race in Brazil? Looking at him in his garage after his engine failure, he was going round hugging people like it was his last day at work.
Michael can still win the Championship if he wins at Brazil and Alonso doesn't score a point (they'll be level on points, but Michael will win by virtue of having more race-wins this year). A race like China and he'll be Champion again. So why the long face? Perhaps he was just gutted at the fact that it looked like he was going to win the Championship today.
Quite a boring race really, but a good result for the podium finishers. I'm surprised that Ferrari didn't run away with it, given their quali pace, although Michael was leading easily before his engine blew and Massa's race strategy was compromised by a puncture.
Nice to see Fisichella up there (one of my favourite drivers), especially as his best friend died this week.
So, one race left in 2006. It will take something spectacular for Alonso not to win the Drivers' Championship, but the Contructors' Championship is still up for grabs.
I think Suzuka will be back. Bernie wants it back for the tobacco sponsorship, he's just giving them pain so they improve facilities.Yeah, shame it won't go down to the wire, unless…Alonso crashes out in the rain – Schmacher is leading, but Fisichella is catching him because Schumi's tyres are failing – Massa is in the points, so the winning driver will secure the Constructors' Champoinship too – three laps to go and Fisi is right behind Schumi – the lead changes several times a lap until they come out of the last corner neck-and-neck, racing for the line – and the winner is….Now wouldn't that be a great way to finish the season, Michael's career, and the two-tyre-manufacturers era.


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After 6 hours in the Topas Mountain Express from Hanoi - a glam van with mobile wifi whut whut! (Other alternative to get to Sa Pa from Hanoi would be the overnight sleeper trains) Drea and I arrived at Topas Ecolodge. The location of the Ecolodge is simply breathtaking and stunning! Perched at the end of a ridge at an altitude of about 1000m there's a glorious 360 degree panorama view over deep valleys, hanging valleys, terraced paddy fields and numerous mountainous peaks disappearing into the distance and into clouds. Topas Ecolodge is one hour drive away from the bustle of Sapa town. The remote area where I stayed at you'd get to see the simple daily life of the locals from the ethnic minority tribeswomen in traditional costume with their children to ladies doing embroidery to children playing in streams and farmers working in the fields with their water buffalo.
The best way to explore the surroundings is to use a mountain bike at your leisure, a take a guide for a day and trek (weather permitting) and perhaps check out a villager's house! Drea and I we had a guide with us for a day and he took us for a hike and we ended our hike at the river to cool off! The scenery from our hike is incredibly stunning! We also got to visit a few tribe villages and we had such a great time interacting with the villagers! They're all so beautiful and gracious!
Such a stunning location and an absolute highlight not to be missed! Whilst I was there I felt my lungs inflate with the onrush of scenery - air, mountains, trees. I thought, 'This is what it is to be happy.' Really thankful that Drea and I did this trip together and this concludes our North Vietnam adventure. And of course, I'll be coming back for more!


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Vietnam becomes 6th largest trading partner for China- 20/01/2021
Aviation industry could see revival in second half of 2021- 20/01/2021
Singapore lifts travel restrictions on visitors from Vietnam
Singapore will lift border restrictions on visitors from Vietnam and Australia, except for the state of Victoria, from October 8.
Vietnam and Japan agree on easing travel restrictions
China donates medical supplies to help Vietnam in Covid-19 fight
Covid-19 Wednesday morning update
Singapore's The Straits Times Newspaper quoted the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) as saying on Wednesday (Sep 30) that both Vietnam and Australia have comprehensive public health surveillance systems and have successfully controlled the spread of the Covid-19 outbreak.
Singapore has decided to unilaterally open its borders to visitors from Vietnam.
"The risk of importation of the disease from these countries is low," said the authority, noting that over the last 28 days, Vietnam has seen zero local Covid-19 infections while Australia (excluding Victoria State) recorded a low virus incidence rate of 0.02 cases per 100,000 people.
Visitors from Australia and Vietnam will be able to apply for the Air Travel Pass for entry into Singapore from today (Oct 1). The earliest day they will be able to enter Singapore will be Oct 8.
The scheme allows for all forms of short-term travel, including leisure travel. This is in contrast to the reciprocal green lane arrangements between countries, which are usually for essential business and official travel only.
Visitors will have to take a swab test upon arrival and may go about their activities after they provide a negative test result. They will have to use the TraceTogether app for the duration of their stay in Singapore, among other conditions.
CAAS also said that Singapore citizens, permanent residents and long-term pass holders returning from Australia (excluding Victoria State) and Vietnam will be able take a Covid-19 test upon arrival.
The agency added that it has updated Singapore's travel advisory to allow for travel to Australia (excluding Victoria) and Vietnam. Accordingly, it advised travellers to check the entry requirements imposed by these countries and to take necessary precautions during their travels.
Earlier, Singapore removed travel restrictions for visitors from Brunei and New Zealand.
150 returnees from Australia complete isolation period for Covid-19 prevention and control
(BGO) - According to the Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control in Bac Giang province, as of September 27, 150 Vietnamese citizens returning from Australia completed the isolation period for Covid-19 prevention at the Medical Isolation Site in the provincial Center of National Defence and Security Education managed by Regiment No. 831 (provincial Military Command).
VN's Covid-19 update on Monday morning
VN's Covid-19 update on Monday morning.
Vietnam's corporate bonds surge despite Covid-19: ADB
Vietnam's corporate bonds surged by 65.6% quarter-on-quarter to reach US$8 billion in the second quarter, despite the impacts of Covid-19, according to the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
Vietnam increases production of Covid-19 test kits as commercial flights reopen
With over 20,000 passengers expected to arrive in Vietnam each month as commercial flights resume, manufacturers of test kits are increasing their production.
VN's Covid-19 update on Friday morning
VN's Covid-19 update on Friday morning.
Source: NDO
Singapore, travel restrictions, visitors from Vietnam, border restrictions, Covid-19 outbreak, local Covid-19 infections, TraceTogether app
Vietnam becomes 6th largest trading partner for China
Aviation industry could see revival in second half of 2021