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Leaked Emails Show Hillary Campaign Discussing Jokes About Benghazi Hearings
By Rusty Weiss | Featured Contributor | October 9, 2016 5:30PM
This is outrageous. Four dead Americans in Benghazi, and Hillary's aides were trying to come up with jokes on how to downplay her testimony on the scandal.
Leaked e-mails show that the Clinton camp was trying to decide what jokes they could use to help downplay her recent testimony in front of the House select committee that was investigating the Benghazi terrorist attacks.
In a string of back and forth comments, her aides are seen suggesting jokes that involve Trey Gowdy's hair, Donald Trump's reality TV show, and Bernie Sander's 'damn e-mails' comment.
Via Lifezette:
Shortly after Hillary Clinton sat for a long, grueling day of testimony in front of the House select committee that was investigating the Benghazi, Libya, terrorist attacks, her top campaign aides struggled over what tone she should strike at an upcoming campaign appearance.
They batted around an idea of making fun of the hairstyles of House Select Committee on Benghazi Chairman Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
"On freshening things up, what about: I used to be obsessed with Donald Trump's hair, that was until I got to spend 11 hours staring at the top of Trey Gowdy's head," campaign Chairman John Podesta suggested in an email on Oct. 24, 2015.
11 hours – That's pretty tough.
It's almost as long as the 13 hours the heroes in Benghazi battled for their lives and the lives of others.
As if that Gowdy hair joke wasn't knee-slapping enough, the aides continued discussing possible Apprentice jokes, Bernie jokes, and lamented the need for humor to make light of Hillary's Benghazi testimony.
Because Benghazi was a laughing matter, y'all.
Honestly, Hillary had already found humor in the Benghazi hearings well before her lackeys started trying to come up with jokes.
During the testimony, Clinton was asked by Republican congresswoman Martha Roby if she was at home by herself on the night of the Benghazi attack, and she for some reason responded with her trademark cackle.
Roby scolded, "I don't know why that's funny."
Neither do we.
Donald Trump turned it onto a political ad …
Hillary has bad judgment!
A video posted by Donald J. Trump (@realdonaldtrump) on May 10, 2016 at 10:25am PDT
Failing to provide security for the consulate, abandoning the four Americans who were killed, then lying about what happened? That's not funny, period.
Tulsi Gabbard Blasts Hillary Clinton As a 'Warmonger'
Comment: What do you think of Hillary's aides trying to make jokes about the Benghazi hearing? Share your thoughts below.

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namespace PHPStan\Type;

use PHPStan\Analyser\Scope;
use PHPStan\Broker\Broker;
use PHPStan\Reflection\ConstantReflection;
use PHPStan\Reflection\MethodReflection;
use PHPStan\Reflection\ParametersAcceptor;
use PHPStan\Reflection\Php\UniversalObjectCratesClassReflectionExtension;
use PHPStan\Reflection\PropertyReflection;
use PHPStan\Reflection\TrivialParametersAcceptor;
use PHPStan\TrinaryLogic;
use PHPStan\Type\Constant\ConstantArrayType;
use PHPStan\Type\Constant\ConstantStringType;
use PHPStan\Type\Traits\TruthyBooleanTypeTrait;

class ObjectType implements TypeWithClassName
{

	use TruthyBooleanTypeTrait;

	/** @var string */
	private $className;

	public function __construct(string $className)
	{
		$this->className = $className;
	}

	public function getClassName(): string
	{
		return $this->className;
	}

	public function hasProperty(string $propertyName): bool
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();
		if (!$broker->hasClass($this->className)) {
			return false;
		}

		return $broker->getClass($this->className)->hasProperty($propertyName);
	}

	public function getProperty(string $propertyName, Scope $scope): PropertyReflection
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();
		return $broker->getClass($this->className)->getProperty($propertyName, $scope);
	}

	/**
	 * @return string[]
	 */
	public function getReferencedClasses(): array
	{
		return [$this->className];
	}

	public function accepts(Type $type): bool
	{
		if ($type instanceof StaticType) {
			return $this->checkSubclassAcceptability($type->getBaseClass());
		}

		if ($type instanceof CompoundType) {
			return CompoundTypeHelper::accepts($type, $this);
		}

		if (!$type instanceof TypeWithClassName) {
			return false;
		}

		return $this->checkSubclassAcceptability($type->getClassName());
	}

	public function isSuperTypeOf(Type $type): TrinaryLogic
	{
		if ($type instanceof CompoundType) {
			return $type->isSubTypeOf($this);
		}

		if ($type instanceof ObjectWithoutClassType) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createMaybe();
		}

		if (!$type instanceof TypeWithClassName) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createNo();
		}

		$thisClassName = $this->className;
		$thatClassName = $type->getClassName();

		if ($thatClassName === $thisClassName) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createYes();
		}

		$broker = Broker::getInstance();

		if (!$broker->hasClass($thisClassName) || !$broker->hasClass($thatClassName)) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createMaybe();
		}

		$thisClassReflection = $broker->getClass($thisClassName);
		$thatClassReflection = $broker->getClass($thatClassName);

		if ($thisClassReflection->getName() === $thatClassReflection->getName()) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createYes();
		}

		if ($thatClassReflection->isSubclassOf($thisClassName)) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createYes();
		}

		if ($thisClassReflection->isSubclassOf($thatClassName)) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createMaybe();
		}

		if ($thisClassReflection->isInterface() && !$thatClassReflection->getNativeReflection()->isFinal()) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createMaybe();
		}

		if ($thatClassReflection->isInterface() && !$thisClassReflection->getNativeReflection()->isFinal()) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createMaybe();
		}

		return TrinaryLogic::createNo();
	}

	private function checkSubclassAcceptability(string $thatClass): bool
	{
		if ($this->className === $thatClass) {
			return true;
		}

		$broker = Broker::getInstance();

		if (!$broker->hasClass($this->className) || !$broker->hasClass($thatClass)) {
			return false;
		}

		$thisReflection = $broker->getClass($this->className);
		$thatReflection = $broker->getClass($thatClass);

		if ($thisReflection->getName() === $thatReflection->getName()) {
			// class alias
			return true;
		}

		if ($thisReflection->isInterface() && $thatReflection->isInterface()) {
			return $thatReflection->getNativeReflection()->implementsInterface($this->className);
		}

		return $thatReflection->isSubclassOf($this->className);
	}

	public function describe(VerbosityLevel $level): string
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();
		if (!$broker->hasClass($this->className)) {
			return $this->className;
		}

		return $broker->getClass($this->className)->getDisplayName();
	}

	public function toNumber(): Type
	{
		return new ErrorType();
	}

	public function toInteger(): Type
	{
		return new ErrorType();
	}

	public function toFloat(): Type
	{
		return new ErrorType();
	}

	public function toString(): Type
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();
		if (!$broker->hasClass($this->className)) {
			return new ErrorType();
		}

		$classReflection = $broker->getClass($this->className);
		if ($classReflection->hasMethod('__toString')) {
			return new StringType();
		}

		return new ErrorType();
	}

	public function toArray(): Type
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();
		if (!$broker->hasClass($this->className)) {
			return new ArrayType(new MixedType(), new MixedType());
		}

		$classReflection = $broker->getClass($this->className);
		if (UniversalObjectCratesClassReflectionExtension::isUniversalObjectCrate(
			$broker,
			$broker->getUniversalObjectCratesClasses(),
			$classReflection
		)) {
			return new ArrayType(new MixedType(), new MixedType());
		}
		$arrayKeys = [];
		$arrayValues = [];

		do {
			foreach ($classReflection->getNativeReflection()->getProperties() as $nativeProperty) {
				if ($nativeProperty->isStatic()) {
					continue;
				}

				$declaringClass = $broker->getClass($nativeProperty->getDeclaringClass()->getName());
				$property = $declaringClass->getNativeProperty($nativeProperty->getName());
				$arrayKeys[] = new ConstantStringType(sprintf(
					'%s%s',
					$declaringClass->getName(),
					$nativeProperty->getName()
				));
				$arrayValues[] = $property->getType();
			}

			$classReflection = $classReflection->getParentClass();
		} while ($classReflection !== false);

		return new ConstantArrayType($arrayKeys, $arrayValues);
	}

	public function canAccessProperties(): TrinaryLogic
	{
		return TrinaryLogic::createYes();
	}

	public function canCallMethods(): TrinaryLogic
	{
		if (strtolower($this->className) === 'stdclass') {
			return TrinaryLogic::createNo();
		}

		return TrinaryLogic::createYes();
	}

	public function hasMethod(string $methodName): bool
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();
		if (!$broker->hasClass($this->className)) {
			return false;
		}

		return $broker->getClass($this->className)->hasMethod($methodName);
	}

	public function getMethod(string $methodName, Scope $scope): MethodReflection
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();
		return $broker->getClass($this->className)->getMethod($methodName, $scope);
	}

	public function canAccessConstants(): TrinaryLogic
	{
		return TrinaryLogic::createYes();
	}

	public function hasConstant(string $constantName): bool
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();
		if (!$broker->hasClass($this->className)) {
			return false;
		}

		return $broker->getClass($this->className)->hasConstant($constantName);
	}

	public function getConstant(string $constantName): ConstantReflection
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();
		return $broker->getClass($this->className)->getConstant($constantName);
	}

	public function isIterable(): TrinaryLogic
	{
		return $this->isInstanceOf(\Traversable::class);
	}

	public function getIterableKeyType(): Type
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();

		if (!$broker->hasClass($this->className)) {
			return new ErrorType();
		}

		$classReflection = $broker->getClass($this->className);

		if ($classReflection->isSubclassOf(\Iterator::class) && $classReflection->hasNativeMethod('key')) {
			return $classReflection->getNativeMethod('key')->getReturnType();
		}

		if ($classReflection->isSubclassOf(\IteratorAggregate::class) && $classReflection->hasNativeMethod('getIterator')) {
			return RecursionGuard::run($this, function () use ($classReflection) {
				return $classReflection->getNativeMethod('getIterator')->getReturnType()->getIterableKeyType();
			});
		}

		if ($classReflection->isSubclassOf(\Traversable::class)) {
			return new MixedType();
		}

		return new ErrorType();
	}

	public function getIterableValueType(): Type
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();

		if (!$broker->hasClass($this->className)) {
			return new ErrorType();
		}

		$classReflection = $broker->getClass($this->className);

		if ($classReflection->isSubclassOf(\Iterator::class) && $classReflection->hasNativeMethod('current')) {
			return $classReflection->getNativeMethod('current')->getReturnType();
		}

		if ($classReflection->isSubclassOf(\IteratorAggregate::class) && $classReflection->hasNativeMethod('getIterator')) {
			return RecursionGuard::run($this, function () use ($classReflection) {
				return $classReflection->getNativeMethod('getIterator')->getReturnType()->getIterableValueType();
			});
		}

		if ($classReflection->isSubclassOf(\Traversable::class)) {
			return new MixedType();
		}

		return new ErrorType();
	}

	public function isOffsetAccessible(): TrinaryLogic
	{
		return $this->isInstanceOf(\ArrayAccess::class);
	}

	public function getOffsetValueType(Type $offsetType): Type
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();

		if (!$broker->hasClass($this->className)) {
			return new ErrorType();
		}

		$classReflection = $broker->getClass($this->className);

		if ($classReflection->isSubclassOf(\ArrayAccess::class)) {
			if ($classReflection->hasNativeMethod('offsetGet')) {
				return RecursionGuard::run($this, function () use ($classReflection) {
					return $classReflection->getNativeMethod('offsetGet')->getReturnType();
				});
			}

			return new MixedType();
		}

		return new ErrorType();
	}

	public function setOffsetValueType(?Type $offsetType, Type $valueType): Type
	{
		// in the future we may return intersection of $this and OffsetAccessibleType()
		return $this;
	}

	public function isCallable(): TrinaryLogic
	{
		$parametersAcceptor = $this->findCallableParametersAcceptor();
		if ($parametersAcceptor === null) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createNo();
		}

		if ($parametersAcceptor instanceof TrivialParametersAcceptor) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createMaybe();
		}

		return TrinaryLogic::createYes();
	}

	public function getCallableParametersAcceptor(Scope $scope): ParametersAcceptor
	{
		if ($this->className === \Closure::class) {
			return new TrivialParametersAcceptor();
		}
		$parametersAcceptor = $this->findCallableParametersAcceptor();
		if ($parametersAcceptor === null) {
			throw new \PHPStan\ShouldNotHappenException();
		}

		return $parametersAcceptor;
	}

	private function findCallableParametersAcceptor(): ?ParametersAcceptor
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();

		if (!$broker->hasClass($this->className)) {
			return new TrivialParametersAcceptor();
		}

		$classReflection = $broker->getClass($this->className);
		if ($classReflection->hasNativeMethod('__invoke')) {
			return $classReflection->getNativeMethod('__invoke');
		}

		if (!$classReflection->getNativeReflection()->isFinal()) {
			return new TrivialParametersAcceptor();
		}

		return null;
	}

	public function isCloneable(): TrinaryLogic
	{
		return TrinaryLogic::createYes();
	}

	/**
	 * @param mixed[] $properties
	 * @return Type
	 */
	public static function __set_state(array $properties): Type
	{
		return new self($properties['className']);
	}

	public function isInstanceOf(string $className): TrinaryLogic
	{
		$broker = Broker::getInstance();

		if (!$broker->hasClass($this->className)) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createMaybe();
		}

		$classReflection = $broker->getClass($this->className);
		if ($classReflection->isSubclassOf($className) || $classReflection->getName() === $className) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createYes();
		}

		if ($classReflection->isInterface()) {
			return TrinaryLogic::createMaybe();
		}

		return TrinaryLogic::createNo();
	}

}


text:
Living & Sleeping
Vienna from its most beautiful side
Ground floor and grand staircase
The ground floor will be adapted to modern standards: Modern elements will be integrated into the existing structures with the help of experts in order to preserve the charm and spaciousness of the palace and at the same time create space for a pulsating, fresh bar and reception concept.
In the inner courtyard, the spacious garden creates an oasis of tranquillity with exotic plants and its own fountain.
State rooms on the 1st floor (Bel-Etage)
The old, partly severely damaged panel parquet is removed, carefully sanded, oiled and in some places restored to its original condition. Stucco and frescoes are generally in good condition and only need to be restored to their former condition in some places. The old windows are treated and re-glazed, wall coverings are carefully cared for.
This part of the Hotel Palais Chotek will also be accessible to our guests.
The rest of the Palais was badly damaged during the Second World War and was not restored to its original condition. Today, however, this gives us the opportunity to create rooms that guarantee relaxation and comfort, sustainability and soundproofing, as well as meeting the highest standards in terms of technology and design.
The hotel has 170 rooms and is expected to open in 2024.
*At the moment we are only showing pictures from before the reconstruction.
a BRAND by VANTAP
+43 662-822824-20
EMAIL: office@est-hotels.com
Copyright 2017 - 2023 EST Hotels and Residences | All Rights Reserved


text:
/* globals describe, it */
const chai = require('chai');

const { expect, } = chai;

const pdftk = require('../');
const fs = require('fs');
const path = require('path');

describe('cat', function () {

    it('should catenate pages with filepath inputs', function () {

        const testFile = fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/documentcat.temp.pdf'));
        const input = [
            path.join(__dirname, './files/document1.pdf'),
            path.join(__dirname, './files/document2.pdf'),
        ];
        const infoFile = path.join(__dirname, './files/documentcat.info');

        return pdftk
            .input(input)
            .cat()
            .keepFinalId()
            .output()
            .then(function (buffer) {
                // this one is tricky because these lines change every time a file gets created, so they can't be directly compared
                // ------------------
                // 0xB595: /ModDate
                // 0xB5B8: /CreationDate
                // 0xBB98: /ID
                //-------------------

                // Need to run updateInfo to have the metadata match the test file

                return pdftk
                    .input(buffer)
                    .updateInfoUtf8(infoFile)
                    .output();
            })
            .then(buffer => expect(buffer.equals(testFile)).to.be.true)
            .catch(err => expect(err).to.be.null);
    });

    it('should catenate pages with buffer inputs', function () {

        const testFile = fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/documentcat.temp.pdf'));
        const input = [
            fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/document1.pdf')),
            fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/document2.pdf')),
        ];
        const infoFile = path.join(__dirname, './files/documentcat.info');

        return pdftk
            .input(input)
            .cat()
            .keepFinalId()
            .output()
            .then(function (buffer) {
                // this one is tricky because these lines change every time a file gets created, so they can't be directly compared
                // ------------------
                // 0xB595: /ModDate
                // 0xB5B8: /CreationDate
                // 0xBB98: /ID
                //-------------------

                // Need to run updateInfo to have the metadata match the test file

                return pdftk
                    .input(buffer)
                    .updateInfoUtf8(infoFile)
                    .output();
            })
            .then(buffer => expect(buffer.equals(testFile)).to.be.true)
            .catch(err => expect(err).to.be.null);
    });

    it('should catenate pages with handles and filepath inputs', function () {

        const testFile = fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/documentcat.temp.pdf'));
        const input = {
            A: path.join(__dirname, './files/document1.pdf'),
            B: path.join(__dirname, './files/document2.pdf'),
        };
        const infoFile = path.join(__dirname, './files/documentcat.info');

        return pdftk
            .input(input)
            .cat('A B')
            .keepFinalId()
            .output()
            .then(function (buffer) {
                // this one is tricky because these lines change every time a file gets created, so they can't be directly compared
                // ------------------
                // 0xB595: /ModDate
                // 0xB5B8: /CreationDate
                // 0xBB98: /ID
                //-------------------

                // Need to run updateInfo to have the metadata match the test file

                return pdftk
                    .input(buffer)
                    .updateInfoUtf8(infoFile)
                    .output();
            })
            .then(buffer => expect(buffer.equals(testFile)).to.be.true)
            .catch(err => expect(err).to.be.null);
    });

    it('should catenate pages with handles and an array cat command', function () {

        const testFile = fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/documentcat.temp.pdf'));
        const input = {
            A: path.join(__dirname, './files/document1.pdf'),
            B: path.join(__dirname, './files/document2.pdf'),
        };
        const infoFile = path.join(__dirname, './files/documentcat.info');

        return pdftk
            .input(input)
            .cat([
                'A',
                'B',
            ])
            .keepFinalId()
            .output()
            .then(function (buffer) {
                // this one is tricky because these lines change every time a file gets created, so they can't be directly compared
                // ------------------
                // 0xB595: /ModDate
                // 0xB5B8: /CreationDate
                // 0xBB98: /ID
                //-------------------

                // Need to run updateInfo to have the metadata match the test file

                return pdftk
                    .input(buffer)
                    .updateInfoUtf8(infoFile)
                    .output();
            })
            .then(buffer => expect(buffer.equals(testFile)).to.be.true)
            .catch(err => expect(err).to.be.null);
    });

    it('should catenate pages with handles and buffer inputs', function () {

        const testFile = fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/documentcat.temp.pdf'));
        const input = {
            A: fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/document1.pdf')),
            B: fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/document2.pdf')),
        };
        const infoFile = path.join(__dirname, './files/documentcat.info');

        return pdftk
            .input(input)
            .cat('A B')
            .keepFinalId()
            .output()
            .then(function (buffer) {
                // this one is tricky because these lines change every time a file gets created, so they can't be directly compared
                // ------------------
                // 0xB595: /ModDate
                // 0xB5B8: /CreationDate
                // 0xBB98: /ID
                //-------------------

                // Need to run updateInfo to have the metadata match the test file

                return pdftk
                    .input(buffer)
                    .updateInfoUtf8(infoFile)
                    .output();
            })
            .then(buffer => expect(buffer.equals(testFile)).to.be.true)
            .catch(err => expect(err).to.be.null);
    });

    it('should write an output file through the output method', function () {

        const testFile = fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/documentcat.temp.pdf'));
        const input = {
            A: fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/document1.pdf')),
            B: fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/document2.pdf')),
        };
        const infoFile = path.join(__dirname, './files/documentcat.info');
        const output = path.join(__dirname, './files/output.cat.temp.pdf');

        return pdftk
            .input(input)
            .cat('A B')
            .keepFinalId()
            .output(output)
            .then(function () {
                // this one is tricky because these lines change every time a file gets created, so they can't be directly compared
                // ------------------
                // 0xB595: /ModDate
                // 0xB5B8: /CreationDate
                // 0xBB98: /ID
                //-------------------

                // Need to run updateInfo to have the metadata match the test file

                return pdftk
                    .input(output)
                    .updateInfoUtf8(infoFile)
                    .output();
            })
            .then(buffer => expect(buffer.equals(testFile)).to.be.true)
            .catch(err => expect(err).to.be.null);
    });

    it('should catch an error with a bad file input', function () {

        const input = {
            A: path.join(__dirname, './files/doesnotexist.pdf'),
            B: path.join(__dirname, './files/document2.pdf'),
        };
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        return pdftk
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                    .input(buffer)
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                    .output();
            })
            .then(buffer => expect(buffer).to.be.null)
            .catch(err => expect(err).to.not.be.null);
    });

    it('should catch an error with a bad output path', function () {

        const input = {
            A: fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/document1.pdf')),
            B: fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, './files/document2.pdf')),
        };
        const infoFile = path.join(__dirname, './files/documentcat.info');
        const output = path.join(__dirname, './file/path/that/does/not/exist.pdf');

        return pdftk
            .input(input)
            .cat('A B')
            .keepFinalId()
            .output(output)
            .then(function (buffer) {
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    });

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Many users have heard of the 'lab ray'. Most users also know its effects. This article contains information that some do not know--the difference between a lab rat and a lab pet, for example--and more basic information that most people do know.
I personally do not own the lab ray. However, I did possess it on a different account, which I unfortunately lost access to. Here are the very basics, for those who haven't heard of it. I'll say this first, however--the lab ray is a map!
2. Lab ray pieces are obtained through random events, bought (through shop, trading post, or auction) and sometimes Tarla hands them out (don't worry if you miss--it should decrease in price once Tarla has it).
3. The lab ray is treated like any other map--go to the Treasure Maps game and you should know where to go from there.
Here I have listed a few more things that are good things to know about the lab ray.
4. The lab ray currently is priced between 900k-1.2 mil. It previously cost 600k-800k, before then 800k-950k (when I purchased it), and was always in that price range except for when it was first released.
5. Lab Pieces are numbered 1-9, the top left being #1, the one BELOW it (not beside) #2, below that #3, and is continued as such.
6. Pieces range from 20k (one Tarla gave out--it's an outlier; the second lowest is in the 40k range) all the way to 230k (I found it through RE and sold it for a bad price. :-().
7. Four pieces are buyable as of now. When searching on the Shop Wizard, you'll find about four price ranges. These are the different pieces, and there is no way to search for a specific piece.
If anyone is really into buying the lab ray, but not sure about it, here are inside things (this is not about the pets, not yet, at least).
8. The pieces of your lab map are put into the map section once there. You can remove them now (I don't believe you could before), but once it's finished, there's no turning back! It's there for eternity--or, as long as the account exists.
9. There is no cheap AND easy way to get a lab map from a normal seller. Most people who sell all pieces are looking for profit, and this is often the case with those selling multiple pieces, unless there is only a few of the UNexpensive ones. I plan on buying the buyable ones, and then spend time researching the rest (prices and such) and finding the best deal, be it one, two or three combination ones, all separately or all at once. Separately or combinations of two or three tend to give you the best deal.
Here is information about the changes a pet will endure.
11. ALL stats can change with the exception of intelligence. They move up/down in twos and threes, and levels can in addition go down to level 1. This is only believed to occur if your pet is under level 20. Hit points can go up, but not down. Sometimes, nothing happens.
12. The lab can be used once a day on the pet of your choice (on that account, of course).
13. The lab will change the appearance of a pet meaning its species and color (species including Limited Edition and Restricted), and gender changes. Species also turns it into a basic colored pet.
14. Results are completely random; there is no trick, but 'better' events are rarer than a strength change. This means it can take one day or two months to get a 'good' change.
15. Usuki, Plushie, Baby, Pirate, and Royal are not available from the ray. I am not sure about Zombie. These colors I know it doesn't do, but there may be others! I'm not sure about Ice Bori.
16. Many colors can only be gotten from the ray, or mainly obtained this way. This includes Fruit Chias, Coconut JubJubs, Snot, Custard and Chocolate. Robot and MSP Poogles can only be obtained this way.
17. If you want to change your pet's gender after the lab changed it, battle the scientist (obtained by refreshing at the 'select a pet page'), or if you wish, buy a Strange Potion (expensive, but always certain) or Cape of the Sun (less expensive, not always certain).
18. The ray changes nothing about what you can change about your pet via a type of item.
19. Not about the changes, but if you want a specific or fairly specific (down to one or two species and five or six colors) change, it's best to find another way.
Now, here is a section about adopting agencies.
Some people make adoption agencies. These are when they get a pet (usually a pound pet, often badly-named) and zap it until the user is content. This usually means a nice color, but some do stats as well. Then, they put it back in the pound.
Other users do this as well, with a difference. They tend to either pick a well-named pet or create a well-named pet. They zap it, and once the pet is a desirable color, they put it up for adoption. Most of these are quick adoptions. You make an application (the type GREATLY varies), and a good owner is decided later. Don't go to the pound boards for this; you'll probably have to find one on a different board. Most things there are for pets that people are trading (rudely, often) rather than putting up for adoption.
All in all, adoption agencies tend to have a main goal--to make users want the pet. This is done in different manners, but they tend to branch off the ones listed above. If you wish, make one of these adoption agencies (usually it's on a petpage) with your lab ray, or once your finished zapping for pleasure.
Here is a paragraph about pleasure-zapping--it's kind of self-explanatory so it's short.
Let's say it--most people are zapping to get a nice pet. All you do, is zap a pet and quit zapping when you are satisfied with its stats/appearance. People (kind, considerate ones, anyway =P) make adoption agencies when they are finished.
Well, now let's talk about lab pets and lab rats.
Here is my definition of a lab rat.
A pet that is either zapped on a daily basis or a pet that is part of an adoption agency.
Some users think the term 'lab rat' to be mean. Honestly, I think so too. However, I see a difference. You could call them something else (preferably, I wouldn't say lab pet), if you wish. You could call the adoption type a 'lab rat' and the daily-basis one a 'experimental pet'. Or call the daily-basis one a 'lab-rat' and the one put up for adoption a 'Adoptee in Progress'. Perhaps you would like to change both. I'm using the term 'lab-rat' because this is a common name for the pet. Change the names if you wish--they're not of the highest quality, I know.
Now, my definition of a lab pet.
A pet that is zapped until the owner likes its appearance, and then kept by the zapper. Sometimes these pets are transferred to sides. They may be adopted, transferred, or created by the owner.
So you see, I believe a lab pet is a pet that the owner will not give away or put up for adoption. You have an idea what you want to get, though it's best for this to be a vague or broad idea.
Some of you may disagree with me. Some of you may disagree with a part, and some of you might completely agree with me. If you wish, express your opinions via neomail, point out mistakes, send fan/hate mail, whatever else you can think of. I hope that this has helped inform or clear up information.
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How Meditation May Change the Brain
Sindya N. Bhanoo
Over the December holidays, my husband went on a 10-day silent meditation retreat. Not my idea of fun, but he came back rejuvenated and energetic.
He said the experience was so transformational that he has committed to meditating for two hours daily, one hour in the morning and one in the evening, until the end of March. He's running an experiment to determine whether and how meditation actually improves the quality of his life.
I'll admit I'm a skeptic.
But now, scientists say that meditators like my husband may be benefiting from changes in their brains. The researchers report that those who meditated for about 30 minutes a day for eight weeks had measurable changes in gray-matter density in parts of the brain associated with memory, sense of self, empathy and stress. The findings will appear in the Jan. 30 issue of Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging.
M.R.I. brain scans taken before and after the participants' meditation regimen found increased gray matter in the hippocampus, an area important for learning and memory. The images also showed a reduction of gray matter in the amygdala, a region connected to anxiety and stress. A control group that did not practice meditation showed no such changes.
But how exactly did these study volunteers, all seeking stress reduction in their lives but new to the practice, meditate? So many people talk about meditating these days. Within four miles of our Bay Area home, there are at least six centers that offer some type of meditation class, and I often hear phrases like, "So how was your sit today?"
Britta Hölzel, a psychologist at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School and the study's lead author, said the participants practiced mindfulness meditation, a form of meditation that was introduced in the United States in the late 1970s. It traces its roots to the same ancient Buddhist techniques that my husband follows.
"The main idea is to use different objects to focus one's attention, and it could be a focus on sensations of breathing, or emotions or thoughts, or observing any type of body sensations," she said. "But it's about bringing the mind back to the here and now, as opposed to letting the mind drift."
Generally the meditators are seated upright on a chair or the floor and in silence, although sometimes there might be a guide leading a session, Dr. Hölzel said.
Of course, it's important to remember that the human brain is complicated. Understanding what the increased density of gray matter really means is still, well, a gray area.
"The field is very, very young, and we don't really know enough about it yet," Dr. Hölzel said. "I would say these are still quite preliminary findings. We see that there is something there, but we have to replicate these findings and find out what they really mean."
It has been hard to pinpoint the benefits of meditation, but a 2009 study suggests that meditation may reduce blood pressure in patients with coronary heart disease. And a 2007 study found that meditators have longer attention spans.
Previous studies have also shown that there are structural differences between the brains of meditators and those who don't meditate, although this new study is the first to document changes in gray matter over time through meditation.
Ultimately, Dr. Hölzel said she and her colleagues would like to demonstrate how meditation results in definitive improvements in people's lives.
"A lot of studies find that it increases well-being, improves quality of life, but it's always hard to determine how you can objectively test that," she said. "Relatively little is known about the brain and the psychological mechanisms about how this is being done."
In a 2008 study published in the journal PloS One, researchers found that when meditators heard the sounds of people suffering, they had stronger activation levels in their temporal parietal junctures, a part of the brain tied to empathy, than people who did not meditate.
"They may be more willing to help when someone suffers, and act more compassionately," Dr. Hölzel said.
Further study is needed, but that bodes well for me.
For now, I'm more than happy to support my husband's little experiment, despite the fact that he now rises at 5 a.m. and is exhausted by 10 at night.
An empathetic husband who takes out the trash and puts gas in the car because he knows I don't like to — I'll take that.
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/01/28/how-meditation-may-change-the-brain/?src=me&ref=general
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James Ray's attorneys seek to exclude witnesses
Arizona Family
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) -- Defense attorneys for a self-help guru facing manslaughter charges are asking a judge to keep two of the state's witnesses from testifying at trial
James Arthur Ray's attorneys say the testimony of a man who studies cult behavior and a corporate risk management expert is irrelevant and would distract the jury.
Ray has pleaded not guilty to three counts of manslaughter stemming from the deaths of three people following a sweat lodge ceremony he led near Sedona in 2009.
Prosecutors say Ross will explain why participants felt they couldn't leave the ceremony, and Steven Pace will speak to safety measures.
If Ross' testimony is allowed, prosecutors want the judge to prohibit the defense from bringing up his criminal history or cult deprogramming practices.
Ray's trial is set to begin Feb. 16.
http://www.azfamily.com/news/James-Rays-attorneys-seek-to-exclude-witnesses-114660289.html
Labels: James Arthur Ray, Rick Ross
Parents awarded $1 million in suit claiming therapists created false memories of abuse
DOUG ERICKSON
A Dane County jury has awarded $1 million to a former Madison couple who claimed therapists created in their daughter false memories of childhood sexual and physical abuse.
Jurors early Sunday found two of the three therapists who treated Charlotte Johnson in the early 1990s professionally negligent, said attorney Bill Smoler, who represented her parents, Dr. Charles and Karen Johnson.
The couple, now of St. Louis, had been accused by their daughter of being Satanists and incest perpetrators. Charlotte Johnson had come to believe that her father had raped her at age 3, that her mother had come after her with a knife and tried to drown her, and that the family dabbled in cults and infanticide, said Smoler, who termed the alleged memories "outrageous."
The jury assigned 70 percent of the negligence to therapist Jeff Hollowell, who formerly practiced at Rogers Memorial Hospital in Oconomowoc, and 30 percent of the negligence to Madison therapist Kay Phillips, Smoler said.
Therapist Tim Reisenauer, who also practiced at Rogers Memorial Hospital, was found not negligent. Rogers Memorial Hospital, also sued by the parents, settled out of court prior to the verdict, Smoler said.
The verdict, which came at about 12:30 a.m. Sunday, followed a two-week trial and 10 hours of deliberations.
"They're delighted. They feel vindicated," Smoler said of the parents.
Smoler blamed recovered memory therapy, a controversial approach in which therapists attempt to help patients reclaim supposedly repressed memories. "Juries have routinely said it's not valid," he said Sunday. "It's wacko stuff."
Attorneys for the defendants said in court their clients did not practice recovered memory therapy. The therapists and their attorneys could not be reached Sunday.
Smoler said Charlotte Johnson lives in Madison but has not had contact with her parents since 1993. She opposed the lawsuit and did not appear in court.
The Johnsons are retired. Dr. Charles Johnson is a former Madison physician who also served as chief of medical staff at a St. Louis hospital. Karen Johnson is a former nurse.
"This case was not about money - they don't need it," Smoler said of the elder Johnsons. "This case was about letting Charlotte know, 'This wasn't your fault. We still love you.' They want her to come home."
In their closing statements Saturday, attorneys for the defendants argued Charlotte Johnson's memories of sexual and physical abuse predated contact with the therapists being sued.
Before she sought help from any of the providers in the lawsuit, Johnson had been suicidal, contacted the Rape Crisis Center in Madison, received five months of psychiatric care for "family issues" and endured an "extreme flashback" of being abused by her mother that sent her screaming under a desk, said attorney David McFarlane, who represented Phillips.
No one is saying all of Johnson's memories are true, McFarlane told the jury Saturday. Rather, the case hinged on whether therapists met a professional standard of care, he said. Phillips not only didn't suggest any memories to Johnson but probably saved her life, he said.
Attorney Bradway Liddle said Hollowell, far from implanting memories in Johnson, challenged her memory of childhood rape. In general, the therapists sought to get to the bottom of the woman's problems, he said.
http://host.madison.com/wsj/news/local/crime_and_courts/parents-awarded-million-in-suit-claiming-therapists-created-false-memories/article_c5bd497c-2735-11e0-a35e-001cc4c002e0.html
Labels: False Memories, FMS, legal
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In this work, the goal is to detect closely-linked entities within a data set. The entities of interest have a tie causing them to be similar, such as a shared origin or a channel of influence. Given a collection of people or other entities with their attributes or behavior, we identify unusually similar pairs, and we pose the question: Are these two people linked, or can their similarity be explained by chance?
Computing similarities is a core operation in many domains, but two constraints differentiate our version of the problem. First, the score assigned to a pair should account for the probability of a coincidental match. Second, no training data is provided; we must learn about the system from the unlabeled data and make reasonable assumptions about the linked pairs. This problem has applications to social network analysis, where it can be valuable to identify implicit relationships among people from indicators of coordinated activity. It also arises in situations where we must decide whether two similar observations correspond to two different entities or to the same entity observed twice.
This dissertation explores how to assess such ties and, in particular, how the similarity scores should depend on not only the two entities in question but also properties of the entire data set. We develop scoring functions that incorporate both the similarity and rarity of a pair. Then, using these functions, we investigate the statistical power of a data set to reveal (or conceal) such pairs.
In the dissertation, we develop generative models of linked pairs and independent entities and use them to derive scoring functions for pairs in three different domains: people with job histories, Gaussian-distributed points in Euclidean space, and people (or entities) in a bipartite affiliation graph. For the first, we present a case study in fraud detection that highlights the potential, as well as the complexities, of using these methods to address real-world problems. In the latter two domains, we develop an inference framework to estimate whether two entities were more likely generated independently or as a pair. In these settings, we analyze how the scoring function works in terms of similarity and rarity; how well it can detect pairs as a function of the data set; and how it differs from existing similarity functions when applied to real data.
Friedland, Lisa D., "Detecting Anomalously Similar Entities in Unlabeled Data" (2016). Doctoral Dissertations. 845.


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Clean Water Act turns 50
by Zachary Matson
Fifty years ago this week, federal lawmakers overrode a presidential veto to enact the Clean Water Act, a landmark law for the nation's water quality.
The iconic image of the Cuyahoga River on fire in Ohio spurred congressional action and ushered in a half century of major river restorations across the nation. The goals outlined in the act included restoring the country's water to a "fishable and swimmable" state.
The law imposed new permitting requirements on polluting industries and sewage treatment plants, but it failed to address diffuse pollution from storm and agricultural runoff, the largest source of pollution in many parts of the country. The standards adopted under the law in many places are now decades old or unable to address emerging problems.
Adirondack Watershed Institute wins grants to study road salt pollution and green infrastructure improvements
PAUL SMITHS (July 21, 2022) –Officials at Paul Smith's College Adirondack Watershed Institute (AWI) announced it was recently awarded two research grants from the Lake Champlain Basin Program (LCBP). The first grant will help scientists and policy makers understand the extent of road salt pollution in Lake Champlain. The second grant will support AWI scientists to assess the effectiveness of recent stormwater upgrades in Lake Placid to improve water quality in Mirror Lake.
Road salt is as a significant source of pollution in the Lake Champlain Basin, which includes 11 sub-basins drained from major tributaries in New York, Vermont, and Quebec including the Saranac, Ausable, Winooski, Missisquoi, and Lamoille Rivers. With the generous support of the LCBP, AWI scientists will compile existing data from all water bodies within the Lake Champlain Basin to determine what is driving sodium and chloride levels. As a result, scientists will have a better understanding of the extent and cause of road salt pollution in the basin, which will help inform long-term practices to reduce road salt and protect the environment.
"We look forward to working with LCBP to understand long-term changes, their causes, and the trajectory of sodium and chloride concentrations in the Lake Champlain Basin," said Dr. Brendan Wiltse, senior research scientist for AWI and Principal Investigator for both grants. "As a result, New York and Vermont decision makers will be better informed to make management decisions that benefit the environment and the public."


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Diana is the story of Princess Diana, who changed the monarchy when she married Prince Charles. Diana made the monarchy feel more accessible, and she spent considerable time among the people.
Schedule & Run Dates
Diana is scheduled to open in previews at the Longacre Theater on March 2. Opening night is set for March 31, and tickets are on sale through November 22. During previews, the theater will be dark on Sundays and performances are scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday-Saturday with matinees at 2 p.m. on Saturdays and some Wednesdays. Once the play opens, the theater will be dark on Mondays with shows at 7 p.m. Tuesdays, 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays, 7 p.m. Thursdays, 8 p.m. Fridays, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturdays and 3 p.m. Sundays. There are some additional shows during holiday weeks.
Show Details & Reviews
Diana traces the story of Lady Diana Spencer who married into the British monarchy and changed it by wearing her heart on her sleeve, being passionate about causes close to her heart and standing up for her family. The show was written by Joe DiPeitro and David Bryan, who partnered on the Tony Award-winning Memphis. Tony Award winner Christopher Ashley will direct, Tony nominee Kelly Devine is the choreographer and music supervision/arrangements will be by Ian Eisendrath.
Jenna de Waal will play Princess Diana, Roe Hartrampf will play Prince Charles, Erin Davie will play Camilla Parker Bowles, and two-time Tony winner Judy Kaye will play Queen Elizabeth.
The show premiered at the La Jolla Playhouse in California and hopes to follow such Broadway successes as Come From Away and Memphis. Los Angeles Times critic Charles McNulty offered a mixed review, calling the show a British version of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey," and "as American as Applebee's," though he also "has a lively sense of humor about itself."
Longacre Theatre Seating Chart + Details
The Longacre Theatre is located at 220 West 48th Street in New York City. The theater is built in the Neo-Classical style and was designed by architect Henry B. Herts. It is part of the Shubert Organization, and underwent a massive restoration in 2007-08. The theater seats 1,077 on three levels.
Wheelchair/Accessible Options
The theater is not completely wheelchair accessible, but wheelchair seating is available in the Orchestra section, all of which is accessible without steps. Wheelchair seats are available ins Row M, Seats 102, 103 and 105, Row K Seats 16, 10 and 14, and Row N Seats 115, 112 and 114. Aisle seats with folding armrests are in Row M, Seats 115 and 115 and Row L Seats 101 and 102.
There is a small elevator, but not large enough to accommodate a wheelchair. The Mezzanine is up two flights of stairs and the Balcony is four flights up from the Orchestra. Handrails are available at the end of stepped rows in the Mezzanine and Balcony.
Assistive listening devices are available. Four weeks after the show opens, the theater will have hand-held audio descriptive and captioning devices available.
Standing Room Option
Standing room tickets are not currently available.
Other Venue and Show Details
Diana will have a run time of 2 hours, 15 minutes including one intermission. The show is recommended for patrons 10 and older, and children 4 and under are not permitted in the theater.
The theater does have a coat room, but no strollers or furs may be checked. There is a pay phone in the lobby. The accessible restroom is available via elevator, though, as noted, the elevator may not accommodate a wheelchair (45 inches wide, 41 inches deep and a 32-inch opening). There is an additional restroom one flight down from the Orchestra. Water fountains are available near the restrooms.
The box office will open beginning January 20, and will be open Monday-Saturday from 10 a.m.-8 p.m. and on Sundays beginning April 19 from noon-6 p.m.
Rush & Lottery Options
Tickets will be available at the box office beginning on January 21. Rush and lottery tickets are not currently available for Diana.
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Distrust as Sri Lanka sets up body to probe missing people
Office of Missing Persons established to investigate disappearances of thousands of people during country's civil war.
Sri Lanka's government has set up an independent body to probe the disappearances of thousands of people during and after the country's bloody civil war.
The newly-created Office of Missing Persons (OMP) launched a series of public meetings on Saturday, ahead of the ninth anniversary marking the end of the 26-year conflict on May 18.
The OMP is the first of four mechanisms which Sri Lanka promised the United Nations Human Rights Council it would set up in its effort to grant justice to the victims.
After two years in the making, the body's members were appointed in February this year.
OMP Chairman Saliya Pieris acknowledged that families are finding it hard to trust the body, but insisted that the organisation has more powers than previous commissions.
"It is an institution set up by the state, but which is able to act independently and able to investigate and to trace people who have been missing or disappeared and their circumstances, whoever the perpetrator is," he told Al Jazeera.
'Angry and frustrated'
In 1983, Sri Lanka became embroiled in a struggle between the Sinhalese majority ethnic group and the minority Tamils, partly a arising from the country's colonial legacy.
The conflict claimed about 100,000 lives, displaced hundreds of thousands of people and left indelible scars on the nation.
Families of those disappeared and activists in the northern island of Mannar were invited on Saturday by the OMP to share their thoughts and expectations.
But many are sceptical that the new body will help them find their missing relatives.
Manuel Uthayahchandra, mother of missing
Manuel Uthayahchandra told Al Jazeera that her son Anton was abducted 10 years ago.
After years of trying to find him, she is mentally and physically exhausted, Uthayahchandra said.
"Our details are all registered but even four presidential commissions didn't give us answers," Uthayachandra explained.
"Now we don't know why they're bringing this OMP. We have no trust in it."
Some said that they refrained from pursuing their case due to fear of authorities, while others accused the military for being responsible for the disappearances.
"Mannar Island was under military control, we were under their control so our children have to have been taken by the military," Uthayahchandra said at the meeting.
"So, you must ask the government if its true or false that the military took them."
Al Jazeera's Minelle Fernandez, reporting from Mannar, said that almost 10 years after the end of the war, families are "angry and frustrated."
"Many have run out of energy and resources to keep looking for their loved ones, but are still hoping for answers, answers they hope the OMP can help them find."
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MY having been His murderer!
Amid the rabble crowd which hounded the Redeemer to His doom, there were some gracious souls whose bitter anguish sought vent in wailing and lamentations—fit music to accompany that march of woe!
When my soul can, in imagination, see the Savior bearing His cross to Calvary—she joins the godly women, and weeps with them. They bewailed . . .
But my heart has a deeper and more bitter cause to mourn: MY SINS were the scourges which lacerated those blessed shoulders! MY SINS were the thorns which crowned that bleeding brow! MY SINS cried, "Crucify Him! Crucify Him!" and laid the cruel cross upon His gracious shoulders! His being led forth to die, is sorrow enough for one eternity—but MY having been His murderer—is more, infinitely more grief, than one poor fountain of tears can express! Those women who loved and wept—could not have had greater reasons for love and grief—than my heart has!
The widow of Nain saw her son restored—but I myself have been raised to newness of life!
Peter's mother-in-law was cured of the fever—but I myself have been cured of the plague of sin!
Mary Magdalene had seven devils cast out of her—but a whole legion of devils were cast out of me!
Mary and Martha were favored with visits from Jesus—but He dwells with me!
I am not behind these holy women in debt to Jesus—let me not be behind them, in gratitude or sorrow.
Weep for Him who died to save!"


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News, Waste Management In Action
Moving waste at a faster rate
Waste Management Review August 23, 2017, 8:45 AM August 25, 2017
Statewide Recycling Services has saved thousands of dollars each week in transportation costs after purchasing a PBS-approved Freighter six-axle Dog trailer.
Since the introduction of the high productivity Performance-Based Standards (PBS) scheme in 2007, the heavy vehicle industry has achieved significant cost-savings.
The scheme allows for the design of optimised truck and trailer combinations which can carry additional loads over conventional combinations.
In order to be approved for use, PBS vehicles must pass a series of performance tests relating to safety and infrastructure standards to ensure that they are as safe, if not safer, than all other combinations on the road.
Australia's largest semi trailer manufacturer, MaxiTRANS, has been one of the manufacturers leading the charge, having placed thousands of PBS-approved units on the road since the program began.
PBS has provided an enormous boost for the waste industry, with experienced professionals such as Anthony Weinberg, Statewide Recycling Services Operations Manager, boasting increased productivity and cost-savings. Statewide Recycling Services Pty Ltd is a family-owned company with operations in Warrnambool, Hamilton, Stawell and Melbourne.
It operates an Environmental Protection Authority licensed landfill, compost facility and series of transfer stations.
Increasing productivity has been a key focus for Statewide since day one and Anthony states that any time saved for the business is crucial.
"We're servicing the growing body of waste in Victoria, which is only expected to increase," he says.
Anthony's team carries waste in hook lift bins from the sprawling Victorian regional city of Warrnambool to its landfill based in the town of Stawell, travelling a considerable 250km each way.
He says he could previously only carry two bins at a time, one on the truck and the other on the trailer, whereas with the Freighter six-axle PBS Dog trailer, he can carry two bins on the trailer. It means he can now carry a total of three bins, providing him with a 50 per cent increase in productivity.
"We carry 30 m³ purpose-built hook bins and can now accommodate a payload of up to 43 tonnes of waste for each trip. Before it was about 26," Anthony says.
"We used to carry our waste with a hook truck and three-axle superdog. Since purchasing the Freighter six-axle PBS Dog trailers, we've reduced our truck trips by at least three each week, saving the company in the long-term on fuel and maintenance."
Statewide Recycling Services recently purchased its second Freighter six-axle PBS Dog trailer from MaxiTRANS, resulting in further savings for the company. Anthony says he purchased the first trailer 18 months ago, but was so pleased with its effectiveness that he opted for a second.
While the PBS application process can be a daunting task for first-timers, finding the right suppliers can help smooth the process, and for Anthony, MaxiTRANS' expert PBS team did just that.
Anthony says a key factor to his purchase was the assistance he received from MaxiTRANS, as the company guided him through the entire process, from designing a combination that suited his specific transport task, through to obtaining final PBS approval.
"They were very professional and experienced, it was explained to us how long it would take to obtain approval and we were directed to the appropriate people throughout the process," he says.
Anthony adds that MaxiTRANS' philosophy of designing fit-for-purpose PBS combinations rather than off-the-shelf solutions appealed to him due to the additional productivity gains that could be made.
Read the full story on page 50 of Issue 13.
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"Pondering"'s maiden voyage! | Where in the world are the Uricks???
Our little "Pondering" took to the water on Steven's Pond for her first jaunt.
Meanwhile activities never ever end at camp when the fearsome foursome are there!
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