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Anyone who has seen War for the Planet of the Apes knows the visual effects are astonishing. Even though you know you’re watching a bunch of ones and zeroes, you still get emotionally involved with the characters. But seeing the raw footage next to the final footage is something else entirely.
Fox Home Entertainment released the amazing movie on digital download this week, with the Blu-ray and 4K coming October 24. A standout special feature is several split screen scenes that contrast what director Matt Reeves shot on set with the actors in performance capture suits, and the finished film with those same actors transformed into apes. It’s truly remarkable. Here’s Caesar’s first kill.
The body language, the facial tics—the way Weta Digital was able to translate all that is crazy.
Here’s another one: the riot scene.
It almost goes without saying that not only is the effects work here worthy of major recognition, but the performances and filmmaking are, too. No wonder Fox, which distributed the film, is going to push it for awards.
War for the Planet of the Apes is available to download now and it’ll hit Blu-ray and 4K October 24.


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If you like grilled shrimp, you have to give this recipe a try. It’s quick and easy.
In a large bowl combine the hot sauce, oil, sugar, and Worcestershire. Whisk to combine and add the minced garlic and chopped cilantro. Place the shrimp in a gallon size ziplock bag and pour in the marinade. Place the bag in a shallow dish and refrigerate for 2 hours. This gives the shrimp plenty of time to absorb the flavors from the marinade.
While the shrimp is marinating, soak wooden skewers in water to prevent them from burning. Arrange the shrimp on the skewers and season each side with salt and black pepper. Melt the butter in a microwave safe bowl and add the lemon juice.
Set up your grill for direct grilling or med. High heat on a gas grill. Make sure the cooking grate is lubricated with cooking oil to prevent the shrimp from sticking. Place each skewer on the grate but don’t go too far. This process is fast. After 2 minutes baste with the butter mixture and give the skewers a flip. Hit the opposite side with the butter baste and time another 2 minutes. As soon as the shrimp start to turn an opaque color, it’s done.
Get it off the fire and enjoy!

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Species information is provided in one of two formats: a PDF, or a user-friendly species profile with tabbed webpages designed to include photos, sounds, sign, range maps, comments on management and research, and much more. Over time, the department plans to convert content from all PDF sources into species profiles.
Have fun learning about Alaska’s wildlife and their habitats.

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As little as that last post, though written as a “last comment” or at least my last comment for a very long and contentious set of discussion threads, can be known to be a last comment at all, whether if at all it will stand as a last word, or as little as an old favorite poem under the same title has ever turned out to be what it says it is, is this post what it purports to be, unless it happens after all to be. (It’s never happened, but it has happened, though it could never have happened.) Somewhere, I am confident, someone, Dostoevsky at least implicitly, maybe Monty Python, has parodied the self-legendary man preparing delivery of his last words, then discovering to his very highly qualified disappointment that they were not his last words at all, not even close: He’s actually on the road to recovery or possibly as fit as ever (not necessarily very). Even in such an instance of utter self-embarrassment before God or no one or one’s own nothingness, both impending or always already or thus finally established, one’s not so final words still would be in the genre if not perhaps in fact. We know as well that the tradition of last words is often a false tradition: Someone it seems always comes along to raise doubts as to whether the last words of the recalled personage really were uttered, or, if uttered at all, really were last, the really last words being presumably always only lost.1 The last not lost words will thenceforth be treated not as the last words of the living being, but the last words of the living being’s falsified and falsifying public character, a quotation to be re-quoted always as though in an extra set of quotes, and which in this way will record the death a second final time, with second final finality, of the more fully realized de-realization of the life as in theory lived by the one who has in theory died, but now, as ever, is restored to a properly un-real immortality among us, or anyway for as long as we care to care and happen to be – all in all and nothing, nothing in all, re-stating the ultimate original question of what we ever justifiably at all could ever have thought so ever could think had ever lived so would ever have lived at all. Therefore, we are compelled to say, or so we say, or so someone says, or something seems to seem to say someone or something says, last words though only ever never last words are still last words precisely as last words ever only are words that last a little as last until they do not at all as they never did.
All of which is to say, at last, finally, this, again: For multiple convergent practical, financial, personal-constitutional, and probably other reasons, I need to take a break from blogging as “blogging” – i.e., as responding to current discussion “out there” – and also from blog-commenting. I may continue to publish pieces here as time permits and dispirit weakens, will remain likely I suspect to engage in side-discussion and to respond to comments, but I gottalotta nothing to do right about now, too much to do to write about right about right about now.
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Someone once told me that the older you become, the more you realise that life is flawed. I’m an optimistic person, but the more I think about this – and this could be to do with having turned 30 the other week – the more it seems true.
Things really are flawed, aren’t they? There are the obvious grand-scale flaws: not only those impasses here in the UK (tax credits were never a long-term answer), but also famine in x, children being used as y in z, and p continuing to happen in q (fill in the letters from the list of international crises). Then, on an individual level, there are all those quotidian disappointments and failures: feeling let down, letting yourself down, plans going wrong, people falling ill. Perhaps life is flawed because much of the time it can seem either difficult or boring. In cyclical order – things are difficult, things are good, things are boring, repeat.
How do we deal with this? If we can’t actually make things better, it’s tempting to settle for ersatz solutions that offer warmth and the semblance of hope or purpose. Of course, mostly, these simply paper over the cracks: ‘Sure it’s because I want to learn more about your thoughts on Stiglitz that I’ll drink another glass of your not particularly nice wine’; ‘Yeah, I totally choose to do drugs because they’re cool and turn me into one of those cool people that cool people think are really cool’; ‘Procrastinating on this questionable website is actually important research for my unwritten novel’; ‘Buying this ridiculous car/motorbike/yacht is an excellent personal investment, and Botox helps me come across seriously to my business clients’.
Other solutions are less temporary, and can be more likely to risk degrees of societal hazard: ‘I love Jesus, and being involved with him gives me the opportunity to take part in exciting social gatherings’; ‘Putting my camomile tea in a thermos and my hair in dreads and getting together with caring friends to shout at government scumbags will definitely bring an end to global poverty – oh, and save the Teesside steelworks, too’; ‘I look nifty in my jester’s hat, and we need to spread the word that it’s ok to protect Britain’s indigenous tribes’; Those well-dressed guys inviting me into their fancy building for coffee was the best day ever: now I’m liaising with higher life forms’; ‘Watching jihad videos is like playing computer games with integrity’.
Surely, it’s not religion that’s the opium of the masses – it’s ideology. Yes, religion often offers this, but it’s certainly not the only way to get your hit. If we take ideology to mean an overriding system of beliefs and normative ideals, then this ‘ism’ and that ‘ism’ present you with slogans for your placard, mental makeovers to define yourself, and – sometimes – a strangling, thought-abdicating set of solutions to the struggles of life. In that sense, Jeremy Corbyn is Nigel Farage is Houellebecq’s Ben Abbes* is Big Brother is some beardy fundamentalist is Stalin is Hitler.
In my mind, conservatism is great because it’s not ideological. (Try saying that at an election hustings in Durham, where Thatcher wanders the revisionist dreams of the workless.) But I’m not suggesting that every Conservative who has ever lived has been non-ideological (or, indeed, to reduce it to homophonics: conservative). Or that some of its sometime principles can’t be described in that way. Rather, to me, it should be explained as – and embraced for – seeking to conserve and build on the freely-developed good in society.
Sometimes this will fit with ideological arguments; that doesn’t mean your reason for supporting it has to be so. I like capitalism – not because I think attractive-but-impossible radical free-market ideology should be imposed on the state, but because it works. And, whilst – aside from believing in God – I don’t class myself as religious any more, I still like what are probably best described as Christian values, because they seem justifiably better than others. Conservatism is consideration and reaction, not wordy tracts and unnecessary change.
Superficially, this less ideological approach appears increasingly represented by the current Conservative leadership. How many supposedly Centre-Left policies does today’s party need to appropriate, before its detractors accept that it wants to lead well, more than it wants to have always been right in the past? ‘We are the true party of Labour.’ You can’t imagine the present opposition seeing the worth in being able to claim the opposite. Previously wrong on gay rights? Bring in equal marriage. Becoming worried about the pay gap? Introduce a ‘living wage’ that’s pretty much the same as the existing minimum wage (taking inflation into account), but could, over time, teach business owners to treat employees fairly. Who cares that someone else suggested these ideas first, but didn’t manage to apply them?
Over the last five and half years, the majority of Conservative and Conservative-led coalition policies have seemed in line with sensible, modern thinking (if with not with that of a shouty minority). Particularly with regards to social outlook, the party has moved past old stalemates; this can be seen as responsive rather than radical. And it should be better recognised by those who need to hold the government to account, constructively. Now, it would be easy for me to conclude at this point – delighted that my idiosyncratic view of Conservative conservatism (sic) is winning out, and happy about the future.
But that’s not enough. Whilst the Conservative Party may be displaying ‘real’ conservatism, that doesn’t mean it’s the reasoning behind its actions. Good effects can have less good causes, after all. And clarification is necessary. Not only to assist us if we hope to predict or shape upcoming policy, but also because the party faces an opposition that is unable to separate politics from ideology. Even forgetting Corbyn, Labour is proud to be an ideological entity; the alternative pretenders to power are yet prouder of this.
And because – unlike those other organisations – there is no obvious, single ideology propping up the Conservative Party, its opposers enjoy imposing an ideology of greed or hatred upon it. This can be hard to defy without a counter-narrative. And it risks internal fracture within such a broad and powerful party, too; this could be more divisive for the Conservatives than the EU referendum. We need to ask: what does, or should, it mean to be a Conservative, today – if anything?
There are clear strains of differing ideological thought in the party, but how much influence do – or should – these have on policy decisions? Is the Northern Powerhouse based on considered pragmatism, or ideological localism? Is welfare being cut for economically reactive reasons, or out of a love for the kind of individualism that teaches people the merits of personal responsibility over reliance on a big state. Are calls to intervene in the Middle East and Africa a humanitarian response, or a resurgence of hawkish Neoconservatism? Have outside providers – including charities – been allowed to dispense NHS care in order to drive up standards, or as the result of a deep-felt desire for private ownership, at all costs? And, if the preservation of freely-developed values such as liberty and equality might be defined as ‘liberalism’, does this make it ideological?
To many, these (somewhat facetious) questions don’t matter. After all, if you agree with a policy, then the reasoning behind it can be shoehorned however you like. But that works the other way round, too, leaving the policymakers’ integrity open to attack. And, the Conservative Party – regardless of its successes, and the weakness of its opponents – remains inherently unpopular to far too many.
Avoiding the taint of ideology, and arguing for strong policies on a purely rational basis seems, in today’s climate, agreeably different – as well as sensible. It might not appeal to those who feel that their form of conservatism is indeed ideological, but it can combat the ‘nasty party’ slurs. And it offers justification for tough but necessary decisions in what is still a difficult time.
Even if life is flawed – and it probably is, albeit sometimes in wonderful ways – we shouldn’t give up on improving it. Having faith in the potential goodness of the human race, using education to immunise against the lure of dangerous ideologies, and refusing to let positive effects prop up unclarified agendas, must be a decent place to start.

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Calendar - Nambour Golf Club Inc.
The 2019 Fixture Programme will soon be available on your website!!
Then you can plan your life around your golf comps!!
Your Fixtures Book for 2019 will be available in hard copy from the Captain's table or from the Office.
The 2019 fixture books are due out February 2019.

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Once you get home, you'll have no need to leave. This traditional beauty welcomes you home before you ever step foot inside. The rocking chair front porch wraps around the front of the home creating several restful spots. The screened back porch overlooks the wooded lot and private yard setting as well as the custom in ground pool. Once inside, hardwood floors adorn the two separate living spaces and dining room. A bedroom on the main is accompanied by a full bath. The upstairs features 3 more bedroom as and 2 full baths. A gracious kitchen features a island for plenty of cooking space. A separate 2 car garage offers the perfect storage or hobby shop. The basement has both finished and unfinished spaces and a full bath for easy access from the pool.
768 Riverwilde is a 3,367 (*estimated) square foot home with 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms located in Clarkesville GA, Habersham County. This property is listed for sale at $359,900 and is currently active and accepting offers.

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The 2016 International Cricket Council Twenty20 World Cup begins on Tuesday the 8th of March and runs through until the 3rd of April, 2016. The T20 World Cup is hosted by the current favourites to win the cup this year, India, which is home to some of the loudest, most passionate and loyal T20 cricket fans in the world.
The ICC T20 cricket World Cup is a Group stage and knockout competition with 16 of the best international cricket teams competing including all ten full ICC members; India, Australia, England, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, West Indies, Bangladesh & Zimbabwe who are joined by six associate members who qualified in the 2015 ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier; Scotland, Ireland, Hong Kong, Netherlands (Holland), Afghanistan & Oman.
The ICC T20 World Cup is one of the year’s most exciting cricket tournaments. In 2014, Bangladesh is the host country. The matches begin on March 16th and run through until the final to be played on the 6th of April, 2014. The best Twenty20 cricket teams from around the world meet to slog it out, who will win the Twenty20 World Cup this year? Australia and India are the two standout favourites but there’s a group of teams with odds under $10 consisting of South Africa, Sri Lanka, West Indies and Pakistan who all have a good chance.
Up to date odds for the 2007 Cricket World Cup.


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ClickSend Help Docs - Can I send a SMS from a 1300/1800 number in Australia?
All Categories > SMS > Can I send a SMS from a 1300/1800 number in Australia?
Choose the 'from your number' option when sending and enter the 1300 number.
Enter the 1300 number as the 'from' field with +61 at the front e.g. "from=+611300123456"

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Sioux Tempestt - Home. Award winning artist based in Perth, WA.
Sioux Tempestt is a multidisciplinary artist with a background in design and marketing. She produces paintings, digital works, murals and public art. Tempestt has been involved in numerous group shows and held seven solo exhibitions. Among other achievements Tempestt was a Finalist in the City of Joondalup 2018 Community Invitation Art Award and 2018 Busselton Art Award. Her work is held in the City of South Perth and Ronald McDonald House public collections.
Tempestt constantly pushes the boundaries of her practice by traversing across different mediums. She intuitively fuses colour and form to investigate the integration of abstract expressionism with the urban environment. The dynamic effects achieved from her techniques evolve from natural emotive responses to her immediate inner-city surroundings. The use of aerosol is influenced by urban art which strikes a distinct chord with her. Tempestt’s latest works integrate photography into mixed media as commentary on urban social issues important to the artist.
Purchase artwork directly from the Shop or at Art Lovers Australia where you can enjoy using Afterpay – buy now and pay later. More artwork available to view and purchase via DM over on Instagram.
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Davis Public Relations and Marketing is an independent public relations consulting firm that provides strategic public relations planning, customized training and executive-level counsel.
Since 2004, our clients have spanned the public and private sectors in such varied industries as retail, real estate, manufacturing, medical and consumer services. We have a particular specialty in working with nonprofit organizations and coalitions on public policy issues at the state and local levels.


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There are few things that come to mind more than a vivid and delicious image of a drool-worthy pumpkin pie when it comes to Thanksgiving. Admittedly, elastic-waisted pants may be a close second, but to each their own;) Back to the pumpkin pie.
Anyone and everyone who's made a pumpkin pie from scratch understands there are a few important hacks to making sure it's a crowd-pleaser: The perfect crust and just the right amount of spice to start. But for the health conscious (or guilt-ridden) we've got a delicious pumpkin pie recipe that delivers even more than just taste with the added benefits of Grass-Fed Beef Gelatin.
Why Add Beef Gelatin To Your Pumpkin Pie?
Fair question. Grass-Fed Beef Gelatin Powder is an unflavored anti-aging collagen protein supplement. that contains 18 amino acids for healthy skin, hair, joints, and gut health. Amandean's beef gelatin is also paleo friendly, gluten free & non-GMO. Adding grass-fed beef gelatin to your baking & cooking nurtures a healthy metabolism, promotes gut health, and can assist in weight loss due to its high protein content. Basically, it keeps you feeling fuller for longer, especially when you consume it with pie! Beef getatin also supports joint function and flexibility, lean muscle growth, energy, endurance, and recovery time after exercise or physical activity.
Beef gelatin is a natural thickening agent so it's an ideal supplement to add to recipes like pumpkin pie and it can also be used to make homemade gummies, fruit gelatin (jello), marshmallows, custard, pudding, jam, stew, soups, and bone broth. Amandean's Beef Gelatin will gel and thicken when mixed with cold liquids but is soluble in hot liquids. This means it mixes easily into bulletproof coffee, tea, or other hot drinks.
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text: Alexandre Chartogne is the sole Champion of the terroir in the village of Merfy, once renowned for its grapes but forgotten in more recent years. In this vintage this rose is typically a blend of 50% Pinot Noir and 50% Chardonnay, and is always characterised by a profound mineral character rarely found in rose Champagnes. Delicate and elegant but very vibrant, this shows subtle notes of mint and orange alongside the more typical strawberry and raspberry fruit notes.


text: Turroni, Francesca et al "Ability of Bifidobacterium breve To Grow on Different Types of Milk: Exploring the Metabolism of Milk through Genome Analysis ." Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 77.20 (2011): 7408-7417. Web. 21 April. 2019.

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Glad that you fixed the exploit so quickly.
I'll check a bit further if I can find anything that breaks the game.
Didn't see any changes about this on trello. What do you mean? Will try the new version soon.
It's actually due to client/server exchanges optimizations.
Couldn't you implement something for 8.8+ to prevent syncing between wrong game versions? IMO loosing the AI is painful and the worst scenario what can happen to a player.
1650 im at masters, no matches found ever since.
I dont exist in any leaderboard too.
Nice my UI tip has been incorporated.
Okay, Conscious arrived in time.
Seriously though, It'd be better if player names had smaller font, but Map Name and Player Name were on same line. The gap looks strange.
League positions are only updated for players who updated to 8.7.
GFX47 wrote: League positions are only updated for players who updated to 8.7.
So you'll update the thread once 8.7 is live?
LuBeNo wrote: Couldn't you implement something for 8.8+ to prevent syncing between wrong game versions? IMO loosing the AI is painful and the worst scenario what can happen to a player.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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At Halesway we started combining traditional and digital media over 14 years ago and we’ve never looked back. Since then, we have been using our expertise in both media to produce campaigns that have consistently pushed boundaries and garnered awards.
We know that seamless multichannel marketing is essential and that’s why all our in-house developers work in close proximity to our designers, writers and account management team; it keeps our digital work insightful, cohesive — and fast.
Backed up by highly effective and creative strategic thinking, our tactical approach and implementation have the scope to make your campaigns reach further — promoting, motivating and educating targets including healthcare professionals, patients, the general public, pharmacists, payers and sales teams.
To find out how to make seamless multichannel marketing a reality for your brand, call the experts.


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Motoring out of Port Bundaberg, we gave way to a couple of fishing trawlers coming in after a night’s work. They were accompanied by the usual flocks of seagulls eager to catch the guts and scraps thrown overboard as the fishermen cleaned their catch, but in addition they were accompanied by at least half a dozen sea eagles also vying for the same thing.
We must have missed a good party, too, because somebody had driven their ute into the river.
Once out into the open sea and running at a useful six knots, I fired up the engine and idled it to play with the water maker, which was now running through a shiny new circuit breaker. It worked beautifully, generating ten litres of water in three hours. Not exactly enough for a bath, but sufficient to maintain our independence from marina water. My next task is to see if I can power it using the tow generator rather than the engine, but the tow generator is out of service at the moment because I have cannibalised some of it’s parts to fix something else.
Although the weather was beautiful, we could see the occasional squall moving past in the distance. We’ve noticed that they do usually march past either out to sea or inland of us, leaving the strip just offshore generally free from rain. Later that afternoon, though, an almost invisible squall came out of a double rainbow in a cloudless sky and hit us broadside. The rain was so perfectly horizontal that one side of the cockpit stayed completely dry while the other ran with storm water, soaking us instantly. After a minute or so the squall moved on, leaving behind it a much improved wind direction that enabled us to put the swell behind us as night fell and we headed for the reefs of Bustard Head’s innovatively named Inner, Middle and Outer rocks.
It was now quite dark and we were navigating by GPS again, aided by the two lighthouses on the shore. Just as we arrived at the gap between Outer and Middle Rocks, another squall came through to the south of us and eclipsed the lights; quite a feat in the case of Bustard Head which is rated at 19 mile visibility and we were only a couple of miles away. A big swell picked us up and we surfed through in complete darkness, very exhilarating.
We were heading for Pancake Creek, a sheltered patch of water under the double peninsular of Bustard Head and Clews Point. We had a number of charts which disagreed on the navigation markers that we might find. Popping up and down between cockpit and chart table, I quickly realised that the reality was different from any of them. I was getting very nervous; the admiralty charts showed us approaching shoals and rocks, in the dark and carried along by the tide. Bronwyn, however, was at the helm and had been watching the instruments. She was confident that the depths were looking OK, so we ran the gap and stopped only a few boat lengths away from a port marker on a rock, a starboard marker on a roaring shoal, and a dimly seen iso marker on a rock ridge. The anchor bounced a few times on rock and then caught solidly in the fast-flowing current. A few minutes were enough to convince us that we weren’t drifting anywhere, so we put out a little more chain to counter the rising tide – but not too much to allow us to swing and hit any of the three navigation lights – and went to sleep.
This entry was posted in Australia, Oceania, Travel, Voyage of Pindimara and tagged Sail on 2009/06/03 by Reinhard.

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Publicly-traded marijuana companies had a rough week but got a bounce Thursday following news of raids at the Cannabis Culture dispensary chain owned by Marc and Jodie Emery.
The outspoken marijuana activists were arrested at Toronto’s Pearson Airport and a series of Cannabis Culture dispensaries, which are not licensed to sell medical marijuana, were raided in Vancouver, Ottawa and Toronto.
Investors may have interpreted the raids as the government attempting to “draw a line” between the kind of operations that will eventually be allowed in the legal recreational market and those that will be forbidden, said an analyst who did not want to be named because he does not follow dispensaries.
“Once there’s a line drawn, they’re going to crack down significantly harder on whoever is out,” he said.
A task force report on legalization has recommended the government allow storefront locations in addition to the current mail-order system for medical marijuana and acknowledged a majority of people who participated in the consultation process prefer a distribution system that includes dispensaries. But for now, they remain illegal.
Shares of licensed Canadian medical marijuana providers rose alongside news of the raids, with Canopy Growth Corp. closing nearly six per cent higher at $11.07, Aphria Inc. up six per cent to close at $6.67 and Aurora Cannabis Inc. rising six per cent to close at $2.41 Thursday on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Pot stocks rebounded after being hammered by a bout of bad news for the fledgling industry.
Developments included two class-action lawsuits filed against Canadian companies and statements by Canada’s point man on marijuana, Bill Blair, suggesting the legalization roll-out would not be rushed.
Many investors had been pricing in the impact of the coming legal recreational market to medical marijuana stock valuations, expecting that demand for their product is set to grow immensely and immediately.
“These Canadian stocks are a huge battleground for traders and investors right now,” said Alan Brochstein, founding partner at New Cannabis Ventures.
“I don’t think there was any sort of change that was communicated there (by Blair) but it was maybe it was a wake-up call to people who don’t understand the process,” he said.
However, a lag could open the current licensed producers to more competition, eroding their first-mover advantage.
He said stocks were also punished after two class action lawsuits, which could result in liabilities and “just makes the system look bad.” Mettrum Ltd., which was acquired by Canopy, and Organigram were both hit with class action lawsuits this week from patients who ingested tainted marijuana after their products were found to contain unauthorized chemicals.
Vahan Ajamian, an analyst at Beacon Securities, said he still expects legislation to be introduced this spring and regulations to be fast-tracked at the federal level so the market will be in effect ahead of the next federal election in 2019.


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Ratha Yatra ( Hindi - रथ यात्रा, Bengali - রাথ যাত্রা) is a Hindu festival that involves moving deities GOD Jagannath, Balabhadra, Subhadra and Sudarshana on a chariot. In Sanskrit, Ratha means "chariot", and Yatra means "journey"; the festival usually involves an annual procession of a deity's idols.
According to Wikipedia, Ratha-Yatra or anglicized as Car festival or Chariot festival) is an Odia festival that involves moving deities Jagannath, Balabhadra, Subhadra and Sudarshana on a ratha or rotho, a wooden deula-shaped chariot.


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1,6-Dichlorohexane is incompatible with strong oxidizing and reducing agents. Also incompatible with many amines, nitrides, azo/diazo compounds, alkali metals, and epoxides. Irritating vapors and toxic gases, such as hydrogen chloride and carbon monoxide, may be formed when involved in fire [USCG, 1999].
Exposure can cause irritation of eyes, nose and throat.
Special Hazards of Combustion Products: Irritating vapors and toxic gases, such as hydrogen chloride and carbon monoxide, may be formed when involved in fire.

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What can I do with a degree in Mechanical Engineering?
Mechanical engineers design and develop everything that you think of as a machine – from airplanes to wind turbines and dishwashers, and from the macroscopic down to the 'nanoscopic' world. Mechanical engineers are analytical thinkers with a sense of social responsibility that leads them to constantly seek better ways of doing things.
What skills have our graduates gained?
Students undertake 800 hours of practical work experience as part of this engineering degree, providing them with a good understanding of industry and the confidence to apply their skills at work.
Where have our graduates been employed?
Mechanical engineers may work in areas such as product design, power generation, transport vehicles, medical technology, building services, manufacturing, controls, and materials.
What jobs and activities do our graduates do?
Graduates are employed in a range of disciplines from aerospace to product development, automative to marine engineering — see some examples below.
Get started with Entrepreneurship here.
What professional bodies and organisations do our students and graduates link to?
with others in the same community.
Social media networks such as LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter can provide avenues to keep up-to-date with industry knowledge, networking opportunities, events and job vacancies.

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