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The Sony HXR-NX30U HD is one of the camcorders that seem small and unassuming on the outside but actually packs a punch on the inside. In terms of features and performance, that is. As what this Sony HXR-NX30U HD review will unravel, this camcorder is a must-have for any occasion and can be used for both business and leisure.
Now what sets the Sony HXR-NX30U HD apart?
The built-in projector. No matter what other people might say, there’s nothing better than a projector that you can use for playback viewing. If you are in a hotel or some similar event venue, where a computer or HD TV isn’t available, you can use the built-in projector to show your clients, if you are offering videography, some of your work. And because of the quality of the 24-megapixel camera, the shots won’t come out too shabby, no, not at all.The stabilization technology. Unstable and shaky hands have always been a bane for photographers and videographers, but with the Sony HXR-NX30U HD Balanced Optical Steady Shot image stabilization technology, camera shake is eliminated. Now anyone can take a good, steady shot even when running after children or other moving subjects.The 96 GB Internal flash memory.
This gadget is indeed generous where it should be as shown in this Sony HXR-NX30U HD review and not a lot of camcorders out there provide such an extensive memory. Now, taking videos and still images won’t have to be limited by memory space. Some would say though that the storage makes up for the lack of battery life. But if comparing this camcorder with other Sony HXR-NX30U HD reviews, longevity has always been a priority, so there’s more storage and long life too.
The portability feature. This camcorder is a small package with lots of features. As it is conveniently small and light, it can be carried around without the bulk, so wherever the action is, the Sony HXR-NX30U HD video can tag along without the need to drag it behind. It also comes with a detachable audio pod that comes with two balanced XLR audio inputs. It is also easier to setup compared to other camcorders in the market.The two in one action. As you can see in this Sony HXR-NX30U HD review, the camcorder not only shoots videos but allows you to take still pictures as well. Although it is said that this particular feature eats a lot of battery life, it is undeniably a cool feature. Because then, you won’t have to stop shooting a video just to take pictures.
But like most reviews, our Sony HXR-NX30U HD reviews aren’t perfect, but the flaw is minimal. The only problem with this camcorder is the LCD touchscreen interface, because fingerprint smudges and smears tend to stick on it, obscuring the images. Then again, you can always wipe it down to clear your view.
As you can see on this Sony HXR-NX30U HD review, the camcorder is almost perfect. It’s strengths, however, outweighs one tiny flaw. Where else can you find a camera with an impressive HD recording capacity, has projector capability and comes with quality accessories?
One card slot, compatible with Memory Stick Pro Duo and SD cards.
Video Captured Image Resolution 1920×1080 4:2:2 AVCHD 2.0 up to 28Mbps.
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The circadian system has a regulatory role in almost all aspects of a plant's life. In Arabidopsis thaliana, almost 36% of the genome has been shown to be circadianly regulated and many genes that are circadianly regulated have been shown to be light responsive or involved in light responses. Rhythmic histone acetylation has been demonstrated in the promoter of TIMING OF CAB EXPRESSION1 (TOC1). Here, I used semi-quantitative Reverse Transcriptase Polymerase Chain Reaction (semi-quantitative RT -PCR) to investigate which enzymes are involved in the rhythmic expression of TOC1. I also determined whether loss-of-function histone acetylation and methylation mutants could affect the overall functioning of the circadian oscillator by measuring their circadian leaf movement and delayed fluorescence (DF) rhythms. GCN5/ HAG1 mutant plants (gcn5) exhibited erratic TOC1 expression in both constant dark (DD) and constant light (LL) conditions. Although TOC1 expression appeared to be rhythmic in both DD and LL conditions, the waveform of the rhythm was altered in TATA-binding protein associated factor 1 (taf1) mutants. This suggested that TAF1 and GCN5 might play different roles in the rhythmic histone acetylation affecting TOC1 expression. DF data and leaf movement data indicated that both TAF1 and GCN5 might play a role in the overall functioning of the A. thaliana circadian clock. Arrhythmic TOC1 expression and DF was observed in histone deacetylase 1 (hd1) mutants, suggesting that HD1 is not only involved in the rhythmic histone deacetylation affecting TOC1 expression but in the overall functioning of the circadian clock. Semi-quantitative RTPCR, DF and leaf movement studies demonstrated that CURLY LEAF (CLF), a histone methylase is involved in both the histone methylation affecting TOC1 expression and in the overall functioning of the A. thaliana circadian clock.
Motleleng, L. 2010. Histone modifications and the Arabidopsis thaliana circadian clock. University of Cape Town.
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 61-84).

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(The Root) — Lakers fans aren't the only ones displeased with Dwight Howard's decision to leave and join the Rockets. Shortly after Howard's decision was announced, ex-teammate Kobe Bryant unfollowed Howard on Twitter.
He offered an explanation in one single tweet.

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A superb four bedroom property, this home requires an early viewing to appreciate the accommodation available. The property is ideal for a range of potential buyers from couples to families. This home is situated in a popular location with excellent access to Leeds city centre. In brief the property comprises to the ground floor: Entrance hall, lounge, dining kitchen and conservatory. To the first floor: Three Bedrooms and house bathroom. Second floor: master bedroom and bathroom. Externally there are gardens to the front and rear and a single detached garage.
PARTICULARS A superb four bedroom property, this home requires an early viewing to appreciate the accommodation available. The property is ideal for a range of potential buyers from couples to families. This home is situated in a popular location with excellent access to Leeds city centre. In brief the property comprises to the ground floor: Entrance hall, lounge, dining kitchen and conservatory. To the first floor: Three Bedrooms and house bathroom. Second floor: master bedroom and bathroom. Externally there are gardens to the front side and rear with lawn and patio areas.
LOUNGE 16' 8" x 15' 1" (5.1m x 4.6m) With coving to the ceiling, wooden fire surround, TV point, wood flooring, radiator and Upvc double glazed window to the front elevation.
DINING KITCHEN 24' 11" x 10' 9" (7.6m x 3.3m) Fitted with matching range of wall and base units in wood effect finish with complimentary worktops, stainless steel sink and mixer tap, integrated electric double oven, gas hob with extractor, tiled flooring and Upvc double glazed windows and to the rear and side elevation.
CONSERVATORY 14' 1" x 8' 2" (4.3m x 2.5m) White Upvc double glazed conservatory with tiled flooring.
BEDROOM TWO 15' 1" x 11' 5" (4.6m x 3.5m) With radiator and Upvc double glazed window to the rear elevation.
BEDROOM THREE 14' 1" x 12' 9" (4.3m x 3.9m) With radiator and Upvc double glazed window to the front elevation.
BEDROOM FOUR 8' 6" x 8' 2" (2.6m x 2.5m) With radiator and Upvc double glazed window to the front elevation.
MASTER BEDROOM 18' 4" x 16' 8" (5.6m x 5.1m) With ceiling spot lights, radiator and Upvc double glazed window to the rear elevation.
BATHROOM Fitted with a three piece suite in white comprising of a low level flush WC, hand wash basin, shower cubicle, fully tiled walls, radiator and Upvc double glazed window to the rear elevation.
EXTERNALLY Externally there are gardens to the front side and rear with lawn and patio areas.

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Greatness and affordability. When you need great quality and exceptional value solar, don’t consider anything less. Acclaimed PSW Energy economy solar systems built to compliment both quality and overall value for an expedited return on investment in energy savings.
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Hello Too Thrifty Chicks (and Chucks)!
Can you believe that we’re in the last week of this month? I can’t.
But since the calendar isn’t lying, that means we’re in the home stretch of this No Spend/No Spenduary Challenge. (If you don’t know what I’m talking about read about it here, here and here.) As you can also see, I have changed the name of the challenge to more appropriately reflect what has occurred this month. I didn’t NOT spend, but I spent WAYYY less than I usually spend.
Like I said in the previous post, I knew that I would spend money during week three. And I did. I needed some grocery odds and ends, I had to purchase a ticket for my sorority event (which was postponed thanks to Winter Storm Jonas), and I’m having an ongoing battle with fibroids that insists on making my life hellacious on the worst days and really inconvenient on nearly all the other days, so again back to the store for personal hygiene items.
As I was in the grocery store last week, I realized how often I sabotage myself when I go in without a list. I needed flour tortillas and cheese. That’s it. I also had a taste for some chicken wings and since I wasn’t going to order them out, I knew I could get them at the prepared food section of the grocery store, but that was it.
Guess what was in my basket? Peanut butter and jelly, bread and various snacks. I was properly thinking ahead for the coming snow, but I had not initially planned to buy those things. When I realized what I was doing, I put everything back but those things that I had originally stopped at the store to pick up.
At the end of the week, I did go back and purchase the things that I had originally put back. Sure, it added an extra trip that I could have saved, and I forgot the bread. But this whole experience reminded me of how important it is to plan out trips to the grocery store. Planning saves you money and time. On an intellectual level, I know that. But in practice it is often hard to remember.
All and all, week three is my lowest spend week yet. And new budget nerd that I am, I thought you all would like to see some numbers.
Week 1 Total Expenditures: $108.08 on mostly groceries and transportation. These were all allowable expenses under the original “No Spenduary” rules.
Week 2 Total Expenditures: $93.74 on mostly personal hygiene items, groceries and some eating food out. Food out was not an allowable expense under the rules, and I spent about $19.54. Personal care items also were not allowable expenses under the rules, but I spent $36.46. Groceries during this week came to $37.74.
Week 3 Total Expenditures: $51.95. ::pops collar:: I spent $25.12 on groceries. Another $13.83 on personal items (damn these fibroids!), and $13 on my sorority (the ticket to the event was $25, but I had a PayPal credit (thanks, YNAB!) which picked up $12 of the cost).
Already I can see that I would spend far less time in the grocery store (which y’all already know I don’t really enjoy that much) if I really meal planned a little more tightly and made sure that I had the things on hand that I need. Every trip to the grocery store increases the risk of me putting stuff in the basket that I hadn’t intended to buy. That said, this was my best week of meal planning so far and I ate the three things I had on hand all week long without any complaints.
I have to say, not eating out hasn’t been as painful as I thought it might be. Mind you, it’s cold outside and the way the bus system runs in New Haven, I really don’t want to be out in the cold waiting for a bus that 1) might not come on time, or ever, and 2) isn’t going to drop me off right in front of my house.
In this last week of the challenge, my question to myself is: Can I really make this last week a No Spend week?
You’ll have to stay tuned to find out.
Categories: Food for Thought, Free By 40, Operation Do Better, Uncategorized | Tags: #nospendJanuary2016, debt, debt relief, debt snowball, food for thought, frugal living, Low Spend January, No Spenduary, operation do better, personal finance, reflection, saving, saying no | Permalink.

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A man detained at the Otay Mesa immigration detention center in May 26, 2010 in San Diego, California.
There are at least 130 men who did not eat breakfast Friday morning. They also did not eat lunch and will not eat dinner.
These individuals, scattered in at least six different U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities across the country, are refusing to eat as part of the #Freedomgiving hunger strike to protest what they see as their prolonged detention. They launched the strike on Nov. 25 in a protest against the U.S. government's immigration policies that have kept some of them detained for anywhere from six months to two years.
The group of strikers are mostly young men, over the age of 18, and are afraid of returning to their countries of origin. Many of the strikers are in detention after fleeing from persecution in their home countries in South Asia and Africa and were apprehended by officials at the border. Many of them are from Bangladesh, but there are also citizens from Ghana, Nigeria and Ethiopia, among others. About 94 of them have not eaten for nine days, according to Fahd Ahmed, executive director of Desis Rising Up and Moving, the organization that is helping the detainees coordinate the protest.
The numbers from DRUM differ from ICE's counts. According to an ICE official, there are 109 individuals on a hunger strike in six facilities across the country as of Thursday evening. ICE counts only individuals who have not eaten for more than 72 hours or nine meals.
These individuals have abstained from food, but not water, according to the ICE official.
"Most of the people who have begun the hunger strike began it, because they had no other recourse," said Paromita Shah, the Associate Director at the National Immigration Project, who has been working with DRUM and the strikers.
ICE said it is monitoring the situation. "ICE takes very seriously the health, safety, and welfare of those in our care and we continue to monitor the situation," said Jennifer Elzea, deputy press secretary at ICE.
The strikers are demanding an end to all detentions and deportations, an end to indefinite detention and improved conditions in detention (legal access, discipline, food, clothing, access to phones, medical access), among others, said Ahmed.
ICE declined to comment on the specific demands that the detainees have made.
Many of the strikers are in the defensive asylum process, meaning they are fighting against removal proceedings from the U.S. They are fleeing from circumstances like those of other asylum seekers and refugees. Mohammed Zakir Hosain, one of the men who participated in an earlier hunger strike in November in California, told the Los Angeles Times that he came to the United States because he was regularly beaten up by members of a different political party in Bangladesh because he had belonged to an opposition party.
He, like many of the others who have since participated in a hunger strike, came to the United States after initially flying to South America and then making their arduous way north.
People like Hosain are then detained by the border patrol at the U.S. border with Mexico. They are coming at a time in which the Department of Homeland Security has been dealing with a large influx of unaccompanied minors and families from Central American nations. The recent influx has overwhelmed the asylum system, creating a huge backlog.
Desis Rising Up & Moving supporters protest in solidarity with the detainees on hunger strike at a protest in November.
#Freedomgiving is the latest hunger strike in a series of similar actions that have spread across the country in the past couple of months as people caught up in the U.S. immigration system have become fed up.
"The idea is to bring more light onto the issues and the crisis," said Ahmed. "And [to] force decision makers and policy makers to change how our system operates."

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The coastal town of Ragay in the province of Camarines Sur in the Philippines is one of those places you pass by on the way to a major city like Naga in Bicol. However small and unheard of, Ragay produced Dr. Jesse Ronquillo, multi-awarded scientist currently at the forefront of developing an Aquaculture Technician diploma program funded by the B.C. provincial government.
In spring of this year, the Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills granted funds to the North Island College (NIC) in the amount of $600,000 to develop an Aquaculture Technician diploma. Dr. Ronquillo was hired to develop that diploma program which will be one of the first such advanced production training programs in B.C.
“I was exposed to coastal waters and the natural beauty of the sea growing up in the town of Ragay,” Ronquillo reminisces.
His grandfathers, one from Bulacan province and the other from Quezon province, both availed of the distribution of free agriculture lands by the Philippine government in the 1950s under President Ramon Magsaysay. Ronquillo grew up surrounded by fishponds managed by one side of the family and fishing as a livelihood being practiced by the other.
NIC aquaculture students at Centre for Aquatic Health Sciences (CAHS) in Campbell River for hands-on training identifying and analyzing fish diseases. On the foreground is Dr. Ronquillo.
It seemed like it was a natural course of action for Ronquillo to have taken a science undergraduate degree in fisheries at the University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City, and masteral and post-doctoral degrees in fisheries and aquaculture at Kagoshima University in Japan. But what proved to be providential is his move to Canada.
In 2001, Ronquillo was offered a job at the University of Maryland in the United States. However, it was also the year of 9/11 and the Anthrax letters found at a Maryland government agency. He recalls, “We were supposed to have immigrated to the United States as I had already been working with the University of Maryland but 9/11 and the Anthrax letters happened and, at the same time, our applications for Canadian permanent residency were approved; so we decided to move here.” It also helped that his wife already liked Canada.
As a member of the University of British Columbia (UBC) Centre for Aquaculture and Environmental Research, Ronquillo was awarded the prestigious Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) research fellowship award from 2004 to 2007.
He kept his ties with UBC when he joined the faculty of the Nova Scotia Agriculture College as associate professor and Dalhousie University as adjunct professor. It was through his UBC network that when the marine and aquaculture industry went looking for an expert, UBC provided Ronquillo’s name and contact information. He was chief aquaculture scientist for a B.C.-based fish and shellfish distribution company before returning to the academe at NIC in December 2016.
“Aquaculture is the fastest growing food industry in the world today because it sustains the consumption of a rapidly growing world population,” Ronquillo notes.
However, he adds, “Wild food sources in the ocean are dwindling because of exploitation and irresponsible practices.” The goal, he says, is to develop technology that is both sustainable and will protect the natural environment. The three pillars of marine aquaculture development are environmental, economic and social sustainability.
In developing the Aquaculture Technician diploma program, Ronquillo closely collaborated with major companies to determine the needs and demands of the industry. Students are expected to include existing aquaculture employees upgrading their skills and new trainees who could work locally or around the world as international demand grows.
He also points out that First Nations groups were consulted with regards to their traditional knowledge and practices.
In 2011, Ronquillo was conferred the Balik (visiting) scientist award by the Philippines’ Department of Science and Technology (D0ST). As such, he continues to collaborate with DOST, fellow marine and aquaculture scientists as well as with the University of the Philippines academe.
February 2017 meeting at UBC Faculty of Land and Food Systems (UBC-LFS) in Vancouver, B.C. to develop an NIC-UBC academic collaboration on aquaculture sector. From left: Dr. Ronquillo (NIC Aquaculture Faculty), Zhaoming Xu (UBC-LFS Associate Dean), Rickey Yada (UBC-LFS Dean), David Kitts (UBC-LFS Associate Dean, Research), Cheryl O'Connell (NIC Dean).
Reflecting on the Canadian Thanksgiving, Ronquillo says he is “thankful to the Canadian community for the opportunity to practice my profession and be able to use my expertise to collaborate and be part of the quest to grow and improve the aquaculture industry in the most responsible way”.

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to derive encryption keys from a password.
The input strings below are encoded using ASCII [ANSI.X3-4.1986].
value (1 octet).  "DK" refers to the Derived Key.
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You're used to being independent – and when it comes to travel, then flexibility, efficiency and comfort have top priority for you?
If it's a private air charter service you're looking for, then you needn't look any further. We offer premium bespoke full-charter solutions. Benefit from our worldwide network and from a team with many years of experience in the field of customised personal transportation.
GH Charter Aircraft is a member of the Baltic Air Charter Association.
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Accoring to the US Census Bureau, "Serigne" ranked #108,734 in frequency out of 151,671 surnames for which statistics were released from the 2000 Census. 151 people, or approximately 1 in every 1,786,504 individuals in the US had this surname in 2000.
Histopolis currently has 1 grave(s) with the surname "Serigne".
Search the Histopols Grave Index for the surname "Serigne".
Surnames that Sound Like "Serigne"
The surname "Serigne" has a Soundex code of S625. The following 212 surname(s) may sound similar to "Serigne" since they share the same Soundex code.

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Everyone knows someone who’s had a horrible moving experience with cheap moving companies. Whether it’s your friend’s ex, your hairstylist’s mom, or your second cousin twice removed, the story never changes much. The poor soul Googled “cheap moving companies near me” and hired the first business that popped up. The quote sounded too good to be true, and wouldn’t you know — it was.
Unfortunately, shady moving companies are out there. In fact, since the government deregulated the moving industry in 1995, it’s become an easy way to make a dishonest buck. These businesses prey on uninformed individuals who are trying to save money.
Whether you need local movers or long distance movers, avoid your own moving horror story and arm yourself with the following knowledge.
Here are some great methods to find a reasonable, trustworthy moving company.
Ask friends and co-workers who they have used in the past.
Ask your realtor for a referral.
Check online email groups or forums like Google+, Yelp, and Angie’s List.
Look at MovingScam’s list of approved movers in your area.
Once you’ve compiled a list of reputable movers, call around for quotes and go from there. Take your time and do your homework.
Quotes 20-30% lower than other companies.
Seems too eager — or almost desperate — to get your business.
Asks about your budget, then adjusts their estimate to fit.
Has poor ratings with Epinions and MovingScam.
While this list isn’t exhaustive, understand that a reputable company should pass all of these tests. So if any of the cheap moving companies you find don’t, cross them off and move on.
Finding cheap moving companies isn’t the only way to make your move affordable. Here are several options if you need creative ways to stay on budget.
Skip the luxury of having your movers pack and unpack for you.
Check Craigslist or Freecycle for free moving boxes.
Get discounts on moving supplies with sites like U-Pack.
Use newspaper instead of packing peanuts.
Sell unwanted items to free up cash and save space on the truck.
Check with the IRS to see if you can write off part of your move.
Take advantage of free or discounted supplies your moving company may offer.
When it comes to hiring a moving company, cheaper usually isn’t better. Remember, you can never be too careful with your expensive belongings and cherished keepsakes. While you shouldn’t break the bank, plan to spend a little bit more to protect those irreplaceable possessions.
If you’re considering a move in the Greater Houston area, Ameritex is here to help. We are an experienced moving company that specializes in fair pricing and stress-free moves. Got any questions? Contact us for more information, or fill out the form on the right for a free quote.


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The Maple Store on Route 187 is open daily year round (and during Santa's Sleigh Ride).
The Endless Mountains Cabin Maple Syrup Store will be open for you to purchase Maple Syrup, Maple Candy, Maple Cream, Maple Sugar, and Gift Baskets are also available.
There will be limited gift items at the store. Our Home will not be open for Craft Shopping this year.


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Radio reception - You may have noticed that, when you touch an antenna, the reception gets better on a or . That's because the human body makes a pretty good antenna. There are even small TVs that have a conductive neck strap so that the user acts as the antenna! Some touch-sensitive switch designs simply look for a change in radio-wave reception that occurs when the switch is touched.
Many touch-sensitive lamps have three brightness settings even though they do not use . The circuit is changing the brightness of the lamp by changing the "duty cycle" of the power reaching the bulb. A bulb with a normal light switch gets "full power." Imagine, however, that you were you were to rapidly turn the power to the bulb on and off (say 100 times per second) -- then the bulb would only burn half as brightly because its duty cycle is 50 percent (half on, half off). "Rapidly switching the bulb on and off" is the basic idea used to change the brightness of the lamp -- the circuit uses zero percent (off), 33 percent, 66 percent and 100 percent duty cycles to control the lamp's brightness.


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Hospitals have long relied on the trusty pager to alert doctors to an emergency. But the technology now looks embarrassingly primitive in the age of the multimedia smartphone.
So some healthcare start-ups are looking at ways to improve how doctors and nurses communicate, care for patients and manage treatments.
Niall Rafferty, a radiographer and boss of a tech firm, Medxnote, says anecdotal evidence from doctors suggests that "we're wasting about 45 minutes to an hour each per day by using pagers".
The Irish start-up has developed a secure messaging app for hospital staff - like a version of group messaging platform WhatsApp, but one that's wearing a white coat and stethoscope.
Dublin's Blackrock Clinic piloted the app in one of its wards and is now interested in extending its use across the entire hospital, says the hospital's head of IT, John Hayes.
Blackrock's previous communications system wasn't secure and offered no way of acknowledging that people had received the message, he explains.
"We would like to roll it out to the rest of the hospital and make it the mandatory way of sending patient information," he says.
But it's the multimedia potential of smartphone apps that is interesting hospitals, not just their more responsive text communications features.
Many health professionals have already been using publicly available apps, like WhatsApp and Viber, to share photos of patient conditions and carry out online consultations, says Mr Rafferty.
"Unofficially people are taking photos of a wound or something and they might text it to a doctor to see what kind of antibiotic they want," he says. "It's widespread in hospitals."
The big problem is that this way of doing things doesn't comply with strict privacy and security rules governing patient data. So Medxnote is planning to add a secure photo-sharing feature to its app soon.
"We have all the functionality of a WhatsApp but all the images stay within Medxnote - they don't go up to the cloud or to your photo gallery. It's all encrypted; it's safe and secure," he says.
Blackrock Clinic is waiting until this important feature is added before rolling out the Medxnote app in its hospital. It also wants the firm to add support for Android phones - something that is in the pipeline, Mr Rafferty says.
Secure connectivity means clinicians can also get access to patient records and health data much more quickly.
"I think the reason that people are moving to applications like this is because there are other features available besides just reaching you with a text," says Ed Ricks, chief information officer at Beaufort Memorial Hospital in Beaufort, South Carolina.
His hospital has been using Imprivata's secure communications platform and trialling automatically sending electronic medical records to health professionals in real time.
UK-based Sensium Healthcare specialises in wearable health monitoring sensors that transmit data wirelessly.
It has teamed up with Medxnote to bid for a National Health Service pilot scheme testing how this real-time patient data can be sent to the relevant clinicians via the messaging app.
This way, doctors and nurses can respond more quickly to health alerts, the companies hope.
Hospitals are also catching up with the latest app technology in the operating room.
Surgeons are still using a lot of guesswork when trying to keep track of blood soaked up by sponges and swabs during operations.
Gauss Surgical in California decided there must be an app for that, too.
Its iPad app, Triton, which was recently cleared by the US Food and Drug Administration, takes a photo of the blood-soaked swab and uses its own unique algorithm to scan the pixels and give the surgeon a slightly more accurate view of how much haemoglobin and blood it contains.
"It uses what we call feature extraction technology - something we have trademarked - and it breaks it down to the very pixel level, and it's sort of like a photometer," says Gauss Surgical boss, Milton McColl.
"It looks at the colour and can actually calculate how much blood is on it."
Accurately monitoring a patient's blood loss during an operation is vital, as overestimation can lead to unnecessary blood transfusions, while underestimation may mean necessary steps to prevent haemorrhaging are not taken.
The Triton system is encrypted and compliant with US health data protection guidelines, the firm says, and carries no personally identifiable information about patients.
Hospitals have also looked at making it easier for patients and visitors to find their way around the buildings and grounds.
For example, Sarasota Memorial Hospital in Florida, has recently updated its app, integrating beacon location technology usually found in the retail sector.
"We had explored various options for the hospital in using GPS for finding your way around the hospital, but GPS doesn't recognise floors, so if you're on the first floor or the fifth floor it doesn't know that," says Charles Westcott, the hospital's webmaster who worked on the app.
Beacons - small transmitters that communicate wirelessly smartphones - were a means to fix that.
"No matter where the beacons are, you're connected with that specific beacon and they can be programmed to send notifications to the devices with the app," says Mr Westcott.
"It was all about making the experience of getting our visitors to where they need to go as quickly and easily as possible."
The app has had generally positive feedback, he says, and they have also added features, such as a 10% discount for patients and families at the gift shop.
Currently the beacons are only compatible with iPhones, but the hospital intends to offer support for Android phones over the next couple of months.

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The Cross-border Mergers Regulations (2007), as amended (SI 2007/2974) (“the UK Regulations”) established a framework for cross-border mergers between English limited companies and those governed by the law of another EEA state. The framework is derived from the EU Directive 2005/56/EC on cross-border mergers of limited liability companies. This framework sets out three different structures which fall under the definition of a “merger”: (i) merger by acquisition; (ii) merger by formation of a new company and (iii) merger by absorption of a wholly owned subsidiary.
In the case of a merger by absorption of a wholly owned subsidiary, this typically comprises the merging of a dormant English company with its main branch located in another EEA state which carries out all of the business of the company and where all the company’s employees are based. This structure has been popular as, until recently, the capital requirements for incorporating a limited company under certain EEA jurisdictions were considerably more onerous than in the UK. For example, in Germany, together with higher costs of notarisation, it was more attractive for German businesses seeking limited liability to set up an English company and carry on business through a branch in Germany.
Brexit has created a high number of mergers of English limited companies with EEA limited companies. One barrister even noted that he has completed more cross-border mergers in the last year compared to the last decade. The mechanics of the application are fairly regimented as follows: the first stage requires the English merging company to apply to the court for an order certifying that it has completed the pre-merger acts and formalities properly. The second stage is the approval of completion of a cross-border merger by the court in the country of the transferee company.
Although absorption of a wholly owned subsidiary ought to be straightforward, the preparation requires a meticulous approach. In summary, regulations 7 and 8 of the UK Regulations require the directors of the UK merging company to draw up draft proposed terms of the cross-border merger and a directors’ report respectively, both of which must fulfil specified requirements. In particular, the directors’ report must explain the effect of the cross-border merger for members, creditors and employees of the company as well as inform the court as to how these documents were delivered to the employees. Regulation 9 requires an independent expert’s report which does not apply to a merger by absorption of a wholly owned subsidiary. Regulation 10 requires the members of the UK merging company and its employees or their representatives to be able to inspect the draft terms of the merger, the directors’ report and independent expert’s report (if there is one). Regulation 12 deals with public notice of receipt of registered documents, with a requirement to file them at Companies House, which then must publish confirmation of receipt in the London Gazette at least two months before a hearing for an application for a pre-merger certificate. Regulation 13 deals with the need for approval of the draft terms of the merger by members of the company, which again does not apply to a merger by absorption of a wholly-owned subsidiary. Regulation 14 deals with approval by creditors and applies only where the court has ordered a meeting of creditors. Finally, Regulation 15 deals with the provision of documents where a meeting of members takes place.
If a company in an EEA state has not yet begun the process, there may still be time depending on whether the UK reaches an agreement with the rest of the EU on the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill. Ideally, the advisors instructed should speak both English and the language of the other EEA state to check the translation of the documents. Thankfully, the Companies Court is aware of the urgency of mergers of subsidiaries and may be able to set a hearing date with little notice and in some cases before the Brexit deadline. All being well, the English court will issue the pre-merger certificate on the same day as the hearing.
It is impossible to predict the outcome of an EEA pre-merger process which starts before Brexit, but is not completed by 29th March. If Brexit does go ahead at 11pm on 29th March 2019 (exit day) without a withdrawal agreement, the Cross-Border Merger Regulations 2007 will be revoked in their entirety and the whole cross-border merger regime, as it applies to the UK, will cease to apply.
In any case, it is essential to at least begin the process of stage 1 before exit day. The withdrawal agreement may still be agreed or alternatively the UK might apply for an extension of Article 50 to allow more time for politicians to negotiate a change to the agreement. If we do manage to reach a withdrawal agreement, there will be a transitional period during which EU law will continue to apply in the UK and any cross-border merger process that has begun before 29th March can be completed.
This article was originally published in Lawyer Monthly and can be accessed here.


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JERUSALEM: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran on Monday that this year could be the last time it celebrates the anniversary of its Islamic revolution if it attacks Israel.
“I do not ignore the threats of the Iranian regime but neither am I intimidated by them,” Netanyahu said in a statement and video issued by his office as Iran celebrated the 40th anniversary of its revolution.
“If this regime makes the awful mistake of trying to destroy Tel Aviv and Haifa, it will not succeed,” the Israeli leader said.
“However, this would be the last anniversary of the revolution that they celebrate. They should take this into account,” Netanyahu said in a warning to his country’s archfoe.
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You need to be sure that you have the right dog collar for your Springer. At the same time it is also an opportunity to express your Springers, and your personality. This guide is based on my own personal experience.
A simple yet valid question. Of course you should have your dog micro chipped which will give all your details should your Springer go missing. However if you have a dog collar with an identity tag on it, it is much easier for someone to call you up to let you know they have found your Springer rather than having to take them to the vet to get the chip read.You can also state on the ID tag that your dog is chipped and therefore deter dog theft.
It is a means to attach your dogs lead therefore enabling you to keep control of your Springer when out and about. Trust me when you are going out you want to keep control of your bundle of energy.
When he is a puppy he will grow quite rapidly so you need to be sure you get the right one that is adjustable. Ensure that the collar is not too tight, or for that matter too loose, other wise they can loose them easily when they are running in the woods. I would say you should be able to fit two fingers inside the dog collar, that way it I snug enough not to come off but gives them room not to feel like they are being throttled.
There are so many out there on the market that you can choose from, leather, nylon, studded even diamante if your Springer so desires.
Chain Slip Collars or Choke ChainsThese are great for training or for a dog that pulls to excess as the chain tightens round the dogs neck when the pull on the lead. Dog trainers have tended to move away from these over that past 15 years, but as always it is a personal preference. The one thing I would say is never leave your Springer alone with one on as they can choke the dog.
Woven Nylon collar with Quick releaseI use a thick woven nylon collar with a clip fastener. The clip fastener is a godsend. You see as soon as your Springer realizes that he is about to go on a walk, a whirlwind of excitement will begin, and it is much easier to fasten a clip collar than a buckle one when all they want to do is race outside and explore with you.
Leather collarsLeather collars are beautiful and I always think they look great on dogs. However I don’t use one because my Springer always goes in the water and it would destroy the leather quite quickly. If you do want a leather collar ensure it is waterproof so that it does not disintegrate after a few walks.
Head collars or HaltersThese are collars that slightly resemble a muzzle as the band goes over their mouth to prevent pulling as they try to pull their head then turns which deters the behavior. I have found dog owners either love or hate these, however I do know people who have had great success in using these.
HarnessesThese are collars that go round the chest abdomen and back and are a great deterrent to the dog for pulling on the lead. A dog Trainer friend of mine has had great success with these style of harnesses in stopping her own dog from pulling.


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There is a reason why the Rhine gorge between Reichenau and Ilanz is known as the ‘Swiss Grand Canyon’. It is one of the most spectacular landscapes in Graubünden and is unique in the Alpine region. In the wild gorges, you can experience pure adrenalin while river rafting or take a hike along the craggy rock formations. An easily accessible hiking trail and several biking trails along the Rhine also present excellent opportunities to have a barbecue, create stone mounds or dip your feet in the water. If you would like a little more comfort, you can also explore the Rhine gorge by train or PostBus.
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One trail – three venues. The Wood & Water culinary trail combines activity with indulgence. You start off in Flims Waldhaus, where you can savour your first course in the brewery cellar of the Aktienbrauerei. Then you make your way past Lake Cauma and along the Rhine gorge to Conn, where you can tuck into your main course. Taking a little detour to the Il Spir vantage point, you finally reach Lake Cresta. Here, you bring the trail to a close with some dessert.
The approximately 1.5-hour hike from Valendas to Versam in the heart of the formidable Rhine gorge is an amazing experience. The trail mostly follows the bends of the Rhine, traversing small sections of forest and taking you past expansive meadows. We recommend using the practical Ruinaulta ticket for the return trip. This allows you to use public transport in and around the Rhine gorge for an entire day.
The region around the Rhine gorge offers a wealth of adventures for biking enthusiasts. Whether you’re a cross-country or enduro specialist, or looking to take a pleasant biking trip with your family, you will find the perfect option for you. With various elevation profiles, difficulty levels and ground conditions to choose from, there is really something for everyone. Those who prefer a somewhat gentler experience can explore the distinctive region on a TREK electric bike. We have installed charging stations at various locations around the region, so you can charge up your battery whenever you like at no cost.
River rafting in the Rhine gorge: a thrilling experience. Explore the impressive, untamed Ruinaulta by rubber raft from Ilanz to Reichenau. This is one of the most exciting routes in Europe for canoeing, kayaking and river rafting. From the water, you can enjoy the steep cliffs and craggy rocks, while the rapids and spray ensure a fun, refreshing experience. You can start off on a whole-day or half-day trip in the company of experienced guides with various embarking and disembarking points. Bookings can be made via the Flims, Laax and Falera guest information centres on +41 (0)81 920 92 00.
Since May 2017, the rangers have been regularly on the move in the Rhine Gorge: they inform visitors about nature and biodiversity in the Rhine Gorge as well as the different habitat requirements with the aim of protecting sensitive species from disturbance. Starting in June, you can take a look over the ranger's shoulder and experience her everyday life in the Rhine Gorge at first hand at "On the way with the rangers".
Meeting point: Castrisch railway station at 09.30 a.m.
You can find a number of viewing platforms around the gorge, presenting unique views of the natural phenomenon.
The Il Spir viewing platform is located just a few minutes from Restaurant Conn. The platform was developed by Chur architect Corinna Menn and inaugurated in September 2006. You can savour a unique 180-degree view of "Swiss Grand Canyon" from here. From Flims Waldhaus, you can reach the viewing platform in around 45 minutes on a pram-friendly hiking trail. It is accessible all year round.
From the modestly designed Islabord balconies, you can enjoy unique views to the north and over the UNESCO World Heritage Site Tectonic Arena Sardona. You can reach Islabord by foot from Versam. The viewing platform is open from May to October.
A natural spiral-shaped elevation winds along the start of the Rhine gorge and offers breathtaking views into the depths of the gorge. The Zault viewing platform is accessible from the hiking trail. It was developed by the Bonaduz engineer Walter Bieler. The viewing platform is open from March to November.
Between Laax and Sagogn, the Crap Signina platform sits majestically on a cliff above Sagogn. You can reach it in around 30 minutes from Laax or Sagogn. Panoramic panels provide information about the views over Val Mulin and in the direction of Ilanz. You can also spend some time in comfort here during bad weather, as the platform is sheltered.
The romantic Spitg viewing platform offers extraordinary 270-degree views of the Versam ravine, the Rhine gorge and the mountain landscape around Flims. You can reach the viewing platform from Versam or from Trin station by foot in around 1.5 hours. Please note that the ascent is partially exposed, so it is important to watch your step and have a good head for heights. The viewing platform is open from May to October.
You can take the hiking trail from Valendas to reach the Alix viewing platform. Spectacular views of the Rhine gorge also await you here. The viewing platform is open from May to October.
The Wackenau viewing platform is located at the end of the vast Rhine gorge. It is named after the castle ruin situated above it. You can reach it from Trin station or from Bonaduz. The viewing platform is open from May to October.
The detailed suspension bridge at Trin station which was completed in 2010 is the third bridge in our region to connect the left and right banks of the Rhine. With a length of 105 metres and a passage width of 1.8 metres, the Punt Ruinaulta is one of the longest suspension bridges in Graubünden. A riverside path was developed here alongside the Rhine, allowing hikers to better explore the exceptional Rhine gorge.
We recommend Flims Waldhaus, Laax or Trin as the perfect bases for discovering the Rhine gorge. If you would like to marvel at the views from the Il Spir platform, start off in Flims Waldhaus, along the turquoise-green Lake Cauma towards Conn. Restaurant Conn is also located just before the platform. From Laax, you can reach the Crap Signina viewing platform or the Valendas station, where you can venture into the Rhine gorge on hiking or biking trails. As well as visiting the platforms, we also recommend crossing the unique Punt Ruinaulta wooden suspension bridge, which you can reach from Trin.
We recommend exploring the Rhine gorge with the Ruinaulta ticket. This allows you to use public transport in and around Ruinaulta for an entire day. The Ruinaulta ticket is available from the Flims, Laax and Falera guest information centres. This special ticket is also perfect when combined with a hike in or through the Rhine gorge.
Additionally the Rhine gorge taxi connects the Rhine gorge with Brün.
We do everything we can to make your holiday as eventful as possible without any negative impact on nature. To do this, we rely on the support of all our visitors. We therefore ask you to follow certain rules.
Please only use signposted trails and rest areas, and take note of protected areas. Please only use fire pits at signposted rest areas and take your litter with you. There are official campsites throughout the region, so wilderness camping is not necessary. We, and nature, thank you for your support.

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The language of Kimata can be divided into two types or phases. Midaw Nuthar or the Sacred Speech as it is called is a term often applied to the Holy Language of Scripture. Ro` en Kimata No or Speech of The Black Nation is the term generally applied to the Common Language of the Romathi People. In reality they are the same language though they represent two separate typological phases. The earlier phase is reserved for religious usage while the later phase is employed for everyday uses. When we speak of Romathi language we will refer to it as Romathit unless a distinction needs to be made in which case we will refer to the classical type as Shimsit and the modern type as Kimit.
Romathit is a member of the Asi-Africanah linguistic family (also known as Afro-Asiatic or Hamito-Semitic). The main distinction between the latter two and Asi-Africanah being that the former includes all African languages and recognizes that they are all related genetically. When linguists talk about Afro-Asiatic or Hamito-Semitic, they are speaking only of the North Eastern group of African languages to the exclusion of the other three fourths.
Romathit falls into the Jiran group of the Yorda-Nila branch which also includes the 'Ami languages of Eastern Africa and South West Asia (typically classified as Semitic). While it's relationship with the languages of Asia has given some a cause to consider Romathit a non-African speech, it is quite firmly African as are all the other members of the Jiran branch. In fact it is the reverse which proves true and the Asian members of the Jiran branch descend from the African members as a result of conquests and trading settlements beginning in the Pre-Dynastic period (ca. 5000 BCE).
Now that you understand the position of Romathit in its family, it is time to learn a few key features of the language one of which is a root stem. A root is a cluster or core of a speech element to which other elements can be attached in various ways (including appending to the beginning, end or somewhere within the root itself) to construct a word. Roots in Romathit consist of 2, 3, or 4 radicals or consonants. This is the core of the system but the difficulty in learning it is often overemphasized. Most languages operate in a manner where words can be built from others either by adding two or more words or adding some other element to a word. If you think about it really this makes Romathit easier to learn because the process of word formation is very organized and allows more words from fewer roots than most other languages. With this in mind for instance one can construct no fewer than 5 words from each root not including special uses. Romathit is very logical and as you learn it you will begin to intuitively feel how the language works.
Romathit was written over a period of several thousand years and is the oldest written and recorded language in the world. It was written in several scripts the first called like the older phase of the language Midaw Nuthar (Hieroglyphic - Sacred Script), the second called Maji`at (Hieratic - Priestly Script) , the third called Sha'iyat (Demotic - Popular Script), and the fourth being Ro` en Kimi (Coptic - Egyptian Script). Despite claims to the contrary giving Sumerian or other languages the credit, three facts remain irrefutable: 1. That Romathit was the first written language in the world. 2. That it has a textual and historical development of writing from the earliest stages. 3. That its writing system was borrowed by the cultures used in trying to supplant its primacy.
Some have claimed that the people of Ancient Kimat did not write the vowels in their language and it is impossible to determine the sounds of the actual language. While it is true that the vowels were unwritten, it is not true that they are unmarked or unknown. The consonants were either spelled out individually or in groups and the vowels, were indicated by the context of the word or by determinatives which are little graphical devices for telling the meaning of the word. The vowels then or sound of the word was therefore intimately tied to the meaning. It is absurd to suggest that the people didn't know the sound of their own language, obviously they did. They must have and did have a system then for understanding the sounds of the language. It was not merely to insert an 'e' as many do today but to express the words in a living language. This 'e' is seen in many Romathit words like hetep and seneb, and when something else appears like in ankh, or udja, it is merely because the written word has a consonant like 3 or ' that is not used in English and so transliterated as 'a' or w or y which they often transliterate as 'u' and 'i'.
To put an end to this abomination and deplorable practice of wreaking havoc on the Divine Words, we must make known to the world that Romathit was and is in fact a 'living' language and not some artificial construct to decipher by adding 'e' and corrupting the consonants into vowels to render it pronounceable.

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Rappahannock County farmers, we need your help. For the past two years, the organizing committee of the Rappahannock County Farm Tour & Festival has endeavored to create an event that reflected the diversity of agricultural operations in the county. In particular, we wished to honor families that for generations had made a living from their land. However, you need to step up and be a venue on the tour.
Recently, the Foothills Forum hosted focus groups to find out the most pressing concerns of different segments of the county’s population. One of those segments was agriculture. During a lively several-hours discussion, farmers mentioned the need for the creation of new markets for their products. This was intricately tied in with their desire to make agriculture more profitable.
Perhaps participating in the farm tour is just what your operation needs. During the tour, you have the opportunity to welcome a public to your farm that, in many cases, is eager to learn about what you are doing and purchase your products at retail, not wholesale, prices. You don’t need to hold classes, give demonstrations, or create entertainment. You just need to be willing to talk to people and sell your product. Tour committee members would be glad to help you take these initial steps.
Scheduled for Sept. 26-27, the Rappahannock County Farm Tour & Festival is family-friendly and free to the public. For more information and enthusiastic support, please call me at 540-937-5438, 540-219-8396, message me on Facebook or by email at witsendcody@yahoo.com.


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Toolboxes are always and every time required in a home. Whether it comes to fix a flush pipe or a gas leak, tools are required. Various tools like drills and its tooth, saws, nut tightener, cutter, screwdriver (most important), pliers, wrench etc all are required sometimes.
Toolboxes serve as a location of all of these tools. Various types include double tray stack, rolling box, three-way open, stack chain and lots of other types. If you are in search of a perfect toolbox and find it difficult to get the best one, don’t worry. We have with ourselves the top 10 best portable toolboxes that you can buy online.
The Stanley Tool toolbox is an incredible toolbox with a built-in carry system. If you are looking for a cheap toolbox, then this might be the best choice for you. An upper Box to keep all the heavy and big tools that take up a lot of space. There are three different types of drawer boxes in the middle space. You can use them to keep your drill’s tooth and screwdrivers.
The last compartment is a 50-degree tilt drawer which can hold junks or old tools. The most important and fascinating thing about this toolbox is that the compartments can be manually removed and fitted again. There is a spine rod which connects all the compartments together. This is very productive thinking as you can always organize your tools in a variety of ways. It also comes with custom locks.
Custom compartment management for the universal organization.
Troller system to carry the toolbox anywhere.
This is a multi-functional toolbox with features for better organization. It comes with 19 inch and 12.5-inch boxes with scraped handles for better management. The smaller 12.5” box can be kept in the bigger one when not in use. Or even when fewer tools are in the bib box. This also makes carrying them far easy. Both of them have a removable open tray that can be used to keep scrap or nails, pins and other temporary things when working.
On the top of the boxes, there are smaller translucent lids that can be used to keep pins, stickers, or drill tooth, caps. The 19-inch box is bigger enough to keep any big tool from a hacksaw to big wrenches. It too can hold a large number of small ones too. The small 12.5-inch box can hold smaller tools like screwdrivers, tighteners, blades, tooth, pins, nails, crackers, pliers etc.
A large amount of space in a small area.
The smaller box can be kept in the bigger one when traveling.
The Flambeau rolling cart toolbox is the second toolbox is our list with a built-in cart carry system. If you are looking for a single compartment big space toolbox then this is your product. It comes with a single compartment with a huge space. IT has a single lid with dual custom key locks. On opening, the lid has an inner tray for keeping small tools when in use.
There might be just one compartment, but it can hold biggest of the biggest tools that you can think of. Wood saws, wrenches, drills, jack drill, welding machines too, two or more drill set. All of these together. You can also carry the box wherever you want, as it comes with a cart system.
heavy duty cart system for efficient carry.
Incredibly big compartment for tools.
This is one of the cheapest and best toolbox out there online. It is small, convenient, easy to use and can hold a lot of mechanical tools of your choice. This portable toolbox also comes with separate compartments along with horizontal drawers for bypass use. It has two straight drawers with roll in ball bearings which can be used to keep small tools like screwdrivers, pliers, small tighteners, cutters.
Even you pins, nails and bolts collection. The upper box can hold a lot of blades as it is big and wide enough. There is a 48-degree open tray on the lowest portion. This is too a big one and can hold scraps too. The toolbox comes with a spine rod. Also, you can custom arrange all the boxes as per your productivity.
Cart system makes it easy to carry the tools anywhere.
Can hold an incredible amount of tools altogether.
Heavy duty wheels and ball bearings for mechanical movement.
We have another single box toolbox which seems like it has more than it seems. First, it has a multifunctional lid system which has 4 mini compartments, for keeping all the small tools. For example pins, brushes, valves, nuts, bolts. It can actually hold a lot of these. Secondly, it comes with a pin hinge system which won’t get wear off easily.
Thirdly, there is a good amount of space in the inner compartments. It also sports a removable lid tray for keeping scraps, small tools like screwdrivers, the tooth of drills. You can keep a lot of tools underneath the tray, like a drill, saw blades, oil bottles, hammers, pliers and lot. The box also comes with heavy duty double strain locks for keeping the lid closed. The handle is a mid centered double axle one, which can carry a lot of weight.
An incredible amount of space in the box.
Utility mini-boxes on the lid. It is highly portable too.
Polymer resin builds for heavy duty.
This is another cart trolley toolbox which has incredible amount compartments and side traps for holding off tools to itself. It has a total of four compartments. Two horizontal drawers on the front for easy slide in and out. You can keep all your quick need tools in it like screwdrivers, pliers, your nuts, bolts, screws collection too.
There are a top lid box and a big side drawer on the bottom of the trolley toolbox. Both of these can hold a good amount of tools, big and small ranging from electric saw to hammers. It also four side straps for holding tapes, plugs. It comes with a long expandable trolley handle for easy transportation.
An incredible amount of space.
Cart system with heavy-duty performance wheels and bearings. Highly portable.
Three front drawers for easy keeping tools.
We now have a multifunctional multi-box toolbox which also a spine rod for stacking them together. There are three boxes of different sizes. The first one is a smaller box, which can be used for keeping all your mini tools, like screwdrivers, tapes, knives, staplers. The other two big boxes can hold most of the giant tools ranging from big hammers to small saw blades.
You can even keep your drill set in one of them. This toolbox also comes with a cart system, so that you can ease out your work wherever it may be with the tools. The spine mechanism stacks up to the boxes altogether and can be manually adjusted for productivity. Also, all the boxes come with double strap down pin locks for safety.
A triple box system for far better organization.
Cart trolley for carrying, highly portable.
The Stalwart rolling toolbox is another great toolbox which can provide you with good productivity. The rolling cart system is highly common and this one has it too. Carrying the toolbox from one place to another becomes easier with the cartwheels no matter how much heavy it is. Apart, it comes with just two compartment box, one at the top and bottom.
The top box has a three translucent lid covered mini compartments which you can use to keep, pins, nails, valves, washers. Tapes, strings, springs can be kept on the front one. The bottom compartment comes with a removable tray too. It might be slim but has a huge amount of space for keeping any kind of tool in it. The build material is pure polymer resin that can handle extremely heavy duty conditions. It has double side locks for keeping the two boxes together.
Three mini spaces on the lid and the front of the upper box.
Cart trolley system for easy carry, highly portable.
Finally, we have here a military grade Toolbox which has an extreme near to shock-resistant build quality along with great ergonomics. First, it has a one way double hold the centered handle on the box for carrying any kind of weight with the box. Secondly, There are 4 side strap locks(two on front and sides) for holding the lid closed even when carrying extreme weight. The locks are highly durable and strong enough to hold with small surface area.
Thirdly, the box has an incredible amount of space for storing the biggest of the biggest tools including full-size welders and drill machines, diesel saws etc. It also comes with a removable tray inside for keeping the small tools.
Military grade design and ergonomics for intense looks.
The high amount of space and storage.
This is one of the best portable toolboxes for our review, especially if you tons of small tools like screwdrivers of different width, lots of drill tooth, and bolts tighteners. While it might not be able to hold bigger tools, but this is the best toolbox if you want organized compartment wise organization of your screwdriver collection. It has 5 compartments differently.
The left two are for holding the different types of screwdrivers, pliers, cutters. The other one can be used for keeping them too, or tapes, cutters, wires, hammerheads. On the right side, there are three compartments, one in the bottom. The upper ones have 22 separate holds for tighteners, openers, drill tooth collection.
The front one can be used for keeping multi-purpose tightener mouths and more. The below compartment can be utilized for other purposes. All of these in just one toolbox. Also, it has a single lid lock for keeping it closed and a single one-sided side handles for carrying.
more than hundreds of stands for tools, mouths, drill tooths.
Very light build quality with a single grade lid lock.

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Pug faced, stocky American actor, a former boxer. He is the father of Virginia Gilbert.
I personally identified him in "A Sailor Papa" and "Hot Stuff".


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Hey there, folks — I’m going to take off until next Tuesday on account of work and travel. Yes, travel, again, to BookCon in New York, and also to the Bay Area Book Festival in Berkeley. I’ll be on one coast one day and the other the next. And they say the age of the jet setter is behind us. It’s not! It’s just the jet setter will be smooshed into an economy seat. Ah, the romance of air travel.
In any event, see you next Tuesday. Be decent with each other until then, okay? Thanks.
Yup, she did it, and here is the photographic proof — a photo set with her (and Hunter, her boyfriend) before, during and after the graduation ceremony. Enjoy it as if you were there your very own self!
Athena’s high school graduation ceremony is today and this is the song running around in my head about it.
Big day, folks. Pictures later, perhaps.
As we ease into a long weekend, here’s a very healthy stack of new books and ARCs that might ring your bell. Call out the ones you’re interested in down in the comments!
Suddenly, books! What in this particular stack is catching your interest? Let everyone know in the comments.
In my dream last night, I was annoyed at my cats for not sufficiently appreciating the in-ground pool I had installed specifically for them.
Travel expands the mind — or so they say. What would Dan Moren, author of The Caledonian Gambit, have to say about that particular truism? As it happens, he has a story on the topic, one that has bearing on the story he tells in his novel.
In January 2001, during my junior year of college, I got on a plane for Scotland. This was significant for a few reasons. For one thing, I’d never left the country before. For another, it was only the second plane flight I’d ever taken, and the previous one had been nearly a decade earlier. And even more to the point, I wasn’t just going for a week’s vacation—I was moving there for an entire semester.
I was terrified, and had a minor anxiety attack in the car on the way to the airport. But I got on that damn plane anyway.
Looking back on those months now, I tend to view them fondly. The years have dimmed the intense feelings of isolation and loneliness incurred by the several-hours time difference, not to mention the ocean, that separated me from my friends and family back home. My floormates were welcoming enough, but I was so overwhelmed with everything that was new and different that I retreated into myself, spending most of the time that I wasn’t in class exploring the city on my own.
From the vantage point of a decade and a half later, I still wouldn’t trade that experience for anything. For one thing, it gave me a real taste of leaving home. It made me more self-reliant and resilient, and taught me that I am capable of handling whatever life throws my way. I made friends with my floormates eventually, and I got to travel not only around Scotland and England, but also around a host of countries in Europe, an opportunity I probably wouldn’t have had otherwise.
But for all of that, I have never been quite so glad to come home at the end of the semester. If I’d felt a little more assured about the cleanliness of the airport floor, I would have dropped to my knees and planted a big fat kiss on it.
It was only a year after my time in Scotland that I first started sketching out the idea for a big sprawling space opera—a series of books inspired by the likes of Timothy’s Thrawn trilogy and Lois McMaster Bujold’s Vorkosigan Saga. I wanted to create a universe that felt real, felt lived in, because that was what I loved about those stories.
But as I started writing the first draft of what would eventually, many years later, become The Caledonian Gambit, I realized that the story of a washed-up pilot and the squad of covert operatives with whom he teams up didn’t really feel like those stories. Instead it felt hollow—like it had no sense of place. Even set as it was against the backdrop of a galactic cold war between two human factions—the bellicose Illyrican Empire and the ad hoc Commonwealth assembled to oppose it—it needed a more concrete anchor, a sense of what these sides, and the characters that served them, were fighting for.
It wasn’t until several years afterward that I finally found the heart of the story, and it came from looking back at my time in Scotland. I realized that this wasn’t just a story about big galactic conflicts, but about the smaller challenges that we all face.
It was a story about going home.
Eli Brody, the protagonist of The Caledonian Gambit has been away from home a lot more than six months—try nearly ten years. He couldn’t leave his homeworld of Caledonia fast enough, even if escaping that dirtball meant joining up with the very forces that had invaded and occupied it. And he would have been plenty happy—or, at least, so he told himself—never to set foot on that planet again. Until covert operative Simon Kovalic shows up and asks him to do just that.
Kovalic’s a man without a home, too. He’s from Earth, which, like Caledonia, has been under the thumb of the Illyrican Empire for two decades. Unlike Eli, Kovalic’s dedicated his life to fighting back, trying to reclaim the home that he had to flee when the Imperium came.
In fact, everybody in The Caledonian Gambit is fighting for their home in one way or another. Both Eli and Kovalic’s homes exert a gravitational pull on them, as if keeping them in a long, irregular orbit. Ultimately, they’ll swing back around and have to come to terms with the homes that they left behind. And neither of their homecomings is likely to be as much of a relief as mine was.
As much anxiety as I had about moving to Scotland, the years have shown me that leaving home is an integral part of figuring out who we are. Even if we ultimately end up returning, well, you have to leave in order to come back. In stories, the hero’s journey is predicated on this idea, but it’s no less true for our own lives. Whether our home is as small as a patch of dirt, or as big as an entire planet, there is—as they say—no place like it.
The last couple of weeks have been genuinely and literally amazing as far as news goes — so much happened every day, of such importance to the nation, that it’s been hard to keep up or to process it all, or (and this is important) to get into a frame of mind to do a whole lot of work. The very last of these is not great for me, as I have a book due soon.
So this week I’ve decided to go on a news diet; basically, to not go out of my way to read news or to follow it on Twitter or other social media (I’ve also muted the word “Trump” on Twitter, to aid in this project). I’m sure some of it will leak in regardless; I’m just not going to go out of my way to find it. What I’m saying is, I’m going to go ahead and let everyone else be on top of things for a bit while I recalibrate and try to get my work/outrage balance back into whack.
This is, incidentally, something I suggest everyone does from time to time (I mean, if your job doesn’t actually involve writing about the news), especially these days when just the daily dose of news can be overwhelming. Pace yourself, folks. It’s going to be a long haul.
Because when we were on tour together, we went to Goodreads and talked! Here’s the interview.
Heading into a very fine weekend, and what better way to do that then with some very fine books and ARCs? Tell us what in this stack is beckoning you to read it!
And she’s happy to see you. And a little squinty, as I took the picture in full daylight and she prefers her sunglasses for that. But, you know. Good squint, I’d say.
Creating alternate histories are no small matter, especially when your series of books features a different version of the Roman Empire landing in North America. Now in Eagle and Empire, the third book of his Clash of Eagles series, Alan Smale talks about the challenges of writing different past — and making more history as one goes along.
I’ve long had a fascination for books that tear up the world and patch it back together differently, for really large alternate histories; not picking my way gently forward as changes begin to ripple from a point of departure deep in the Napoleonic Wars, say, but witnessing the far-downstream effects of a giant splash. Those are the tides I’m riding with the Clash of Eagles trilogy, in which the Roman Empire survives in its more-or-less classical form through to the thirteenth century, and is now trying to open up Nova Hesperia – North America – with substantial assistance from the seafaring Norse who “discovered” it first.
The point of departure for my alternate timeline is way the heck back in 211 A.D., with Geta defeating his malevolent brother Caracalla after a decade-long firestorm of a civil war that nearly splits the Empire. As Emperor, Geta then ushers in extensive reforms. His actions unwittingly ward off the Crisis of the Third Century while strengthening the Empire against “barbarian” invasions, and, sure, I have Appendixes in the Clash of Eagles books laying out the details. But my characters don’t spend a whole lot of time rehashing the dusty events of a thousand years past – they’re much too busy running around and dodging pointy missiles and trying to stay alive.
So, let’s review: in Clash of Eagles, Gaius Marcellinus and his legion march in from the Chesapeake Bay and get their rear ends handed to them, first by the Iroquois, and then by the warriors of the great mound-builder city of Cahokia, on the banks of the Mississippi where St. Louis is now. For Book One, the Big Idea was: “Ancient Rome invades North America when the Mississippian Culture is at its height.” In the second book, Eagle in Exile, Marcellinus is – as you might guess – largely separated from Rome and from his new Cahokian home base. There’s a coup in Cahokia, and a vicious despot replaces the more measured and even-keel Great Sun Man who originally kept Marcellinus alive.
Okay, so welcome to Book Three, Eagle and Empire. More legions have marched into Nova Hesperia by way of the Chesapeake and the Gulf of Mexico, commanded by the Emperor Hadrianus III himself. But meanwhile, meanwhile, the Mongol Horde is landing on the west coast and crossing the Rockies. Having had his plundering ambitions in Asia thwarted by the solid power of Rome, Genghis Khan has set his sights on the brave New World, and so one aspect of the Eagle and Empire Big Idea is “a titanic confrontation between the Mongol Horde and the legions of Rome on the Great Plains of North America,” a terrain which naturally benefits the nomad horsemen of the Khan.
Needless to say, the various nations and tribes who were already living on the Hesperian continent have their own very strong opinions about all this, and have continued to take independent action. Cahokia is now first among equals of a great Hesperian League, an alliance between disparate tribes that in the past sometimes made war with each other and sometimes simply ignored one another, but who are now forced to work together to resist the dual (and dueling) forces stomping all over their various territories. Other tribes cast their lot with Genghis, for various reasons, and so the stage is set for all manner of internecine carnage.
But now let’s home in on the human element, the soul of the story, behind all the cut and thrust and steel and shine.
Geopolitics aside, Marcellinus has a basic and central conflict between his old life as a Roman general , and his new life of family and community in Cahokia. He has friends and loved ones, duties and responsibilities, and many of these people and factors are at odds with one another. He has sworn several oaths he can never break, but even some of those oaths collide.
The three Cahokian children who were tasked with learning the outsider’s language back in Clash of Eagles have grown up to become influential in Cahokian society by the time Eagle and Empire begins. Tahtay is now War Chief of Cahokia, and a leading figure in the Hesperian League. Kimimela is a warrior and budding clan chief; she’s Marcellinus’s adopted daughter, but spends more time opposing him and working around him than chatting cheerfully with him by the camp fire. And then there’s young Enopay, not at all martial but empathic about people and an all-around smartypants: as a sometime-admirer and sometime-manipulator of key Romans, he also has his part to play in how this all resolves.
So another Biggish Idea that threads through Eagle and Empire is the complex interaction-space between all these different people (and peoples), their differing beliefs and motivations, and the irresistible-force-meets-immovable-object nature of Marcellinus’s challenges as a somewhat loyal Roman and eventually-decent human being, deep in the midst of this continent-wide upheaval.
Behold the Sketchers Men’s Diameter Slip-on, size 8.5, which just arrived here at the Scalzi Compound. This is the third pair of these that I’ve gotten, the first having been purchased more or less on a whim three years ago at Sears, back when you could still go into Sears without being crushingly depressed at how far the store had fallen. The shoes are super boring — there’s really nothing that calls your attention to them. I wear them because they’re cushioned and have arch support, and because they’re easy to take off and on at the airport. They are, in effect, designed to be worn by middle-aged men who value comfort over fashion, which is, basically, me.
I came to these shoes reluctantly, I’ll note. I was a devotee of Vans slip-ons for years but a few years ago had to come to terms that Vans slip-ons are not actually designed with the “increasingly middle-aged” demographic in mind, since they have zero arch support, and wearing mine to conventions or anywhere else that required lots of walking meant having feet that felt like they were being stabbed by the end of the day. I still love Vans and have a couple of pairs, but I save them for short trips and lazy days. For other every purposes: Super boring, cushy Sketchers above.
The funny thing is that when I wear these shoes, every once in a while another middle-aged dude will compliment me on them, and I’ll look down and see him wearing the same shoes. Because he’s a middle-aged dude and he knows. Arch support, man. It’s a thing.
Saga Press today announced a new anthology called Robots vs. Fairies, in which, as you might expect, there are stories about robots, and stories about fairies, and perhaps a few with robots and fairies. The anthology includes a story by me, entitled “Three Robots Experience Objects Left Behind From the Human Era for the First Time,” which, well. The title pretty much spells it out.
The author line-up for the book, as well as the story of the really very cool cover, is available here on the Barnes & Noble blog; the book itself will be out in January 2018. Something to look forward to in the coming year.
This is my Wonder Woman.
To mothers and the people who love them, have a fantastic day.

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Tesla confirmed on February 9 that the price of the Model 3 will be $35,000 before any incentives. Spokesperson Khobi Brooklyn says it is on time and the company will have a lot more to say when the official reveal occurs in late March.
EV incentives start with the $7,500 federal tax credit that anyone who buys a qualifying electric or plug-in hybrid car is eligible for. (That’s assuming the buyer actually has a federal tax liability of $7,500.) On top of the federal credit, many states offer incentives of their own. Colorado has the highest state benefit — $6,000. California, Massachusetts and Tennessee offer EV buyers $2,500. Rhode Island has just announced a $2,500 incentive, but there are only enough funds to cover less than 100 cars before the money runs out.
That means a Colorado resident could potentially park a Tesla Model 3 on the driveway for as little as $21,500. The average price of a new car today is $31,000, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance analyst Salim Morsy. Almost all the mass market vehicles above that price are SUVs or trucks, Morsy says. The BMW 3 series sedan is the closest vehicle in size to the Model 3 that sells more than 100,000 units a year. It’s starting price is $35,000 and, of course, there are no incentives to buy one.
Before we get carried away, though, there are a few speed bumps on the road to the $35,000 Model 3. Tesla will reveal first pictures of the Model 3 next month but it’s likely that Tesla will offer Signature Series cars in its initial run for those willing to pay large deposits. After all, that’s what it did with the Model S and Model X. Those Signature Series cars were priced considerably higher than many people expected.
There is also the possibility that the Model 3 doesn’t go on sale in 2017. Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas is on record as saying he doubts the Model 3 will arrive before 2018. And when it does, early cars may be loaded with expensive options the way the Model X Signature Series cars were. Jonas wouldn’t be surprised if the first cars off the assembly line were priced close to $60,000.
Keep in mind, the federal tax credit begins to phase out after a manufacturer sells 200,000 electric cars. If the Model 3 is delayed, Tesla may be close to the point where that phase out begins. As Bloomberg says, at some point, that $35,000 Model 3 is going to just be a $35,000 Model 3, subject to whatever state incentives are available.
Was Building the Model X a Mistake?

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The Chief Justice of Jammu and Kashmir high court on Saturday rejected the request of the state government to spare the services of a sitting judge to probe the death of National Conference worker Syed Mohammad Yousuf.
In a letter to the state government, Chief Justice F M Ibrahim Kalifulla expressed the inability to spare a sitting judge as the number of judges was already inadequate and in view of the Supreme Court rulings on the matter, Advocate General Ishaq Qadri said.
Following the rejection of the request by the Chief Justice, the state government has written a letter to Union Law Minister Salman Khurshid, seeking names of three retired Supreme Court judges out of whom one will be appointed to probe the incident, Qadri said.
The state government had asked the Chief Justice to spare the services of a sitting judge to probe the circumstances leading to the death of the NC worker, allegedly in police custody, on September 30.
Qadri said the judges could be appointed under the Commission of Inquiries Act.
The death of Yousuf had sparked a major political row as another National Conference worker Abdul Salam Reshi had alleged that the deceased had taken Rs 34 lakh from him and Rs 84 lakh from another party worker Mohammad Yousuf Bhat for getting them berths in the state legislative council.
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah had handed over Syed Mohammad Yousuf to the Crime Branch on September 29 after the latter had admitted to taking money from the other two party workers.