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An L2TP Tunnel ID. Implementation constraints may restrict the range of values actually used.
An L2TP Session ID. Implementation constraints may restrict the range of values actually used.
The administrative state exerted on L2TP tunnels sessions at some scope of control. enabled New tunnels/sessions may be instantiated. disabled All tunnels/sessions are terminated. drain No new tunnels/sessions may be instantiated, but any existing tunnels/sessions may persist until they expire by other means. The DESCRIPTION clause of an object defined to have this syntax must describe the scope of control that object exerts (e.g., all tunnels/sessions across the system, sessions within a single tunnel, etc.).
Transport type over which L2TP is carried.
Exerts control over all L2TP tunnels/sessions in the system.
The amount of time, in seconds, to preserve dynamic tunnels/sessions after they become inactive, e.g. to poll their statistics.
Enable/disable IP checksumming for tunnels with UDP/IP transport.
The number of retransmission retries allowed before control connection goes down. This object has been replaced by juniL2tpSysConfigControlRetransmissionsEstablished and juniL2tpSysConfigControlRetransmissionsNotEstablished.
Idle tunnel remains active for the specified amount of time; value 0 disables the timer i.e. tunnel becomes persistent.
Enable/disable ignoring of receive sequencing of L2TP data packets.
Enable/disable fail-over within a preference level.
It represents number of retries allowed for established tunnels before control connection goes down.
It represents number of retries allowed for unestablished tunnels before control connection goes down.
Disable inclusion of chap challenge in the outgoing packets.
Enable/disable inclusion of calling number avp in ICRQ packet.
Configure L2TP to ignore IP address and/or UDP port changes on incoming SCCRP messages. When this feature is enabled the L2TP tunnel may have separate receive and transmit address and/or port values to the remote host. disable(0) - change is not ignored ipAddressAndUdpPort(1)- ignore both address and port changes ipAddress(2) - ignore address changes only udpPort(3) - ignore port changes only.
Enable/disable inclusion of L2TP PPP Disconnect Cause AVP in CDN packet.
Configure the global L2TP receive window size. A value of 0 indicates the system chooses the RWS. This object may be overwritten by other more specific RWS settings.
Enable/disable generation of L2TP RX speed AVP when RX and TX speeds are equal. Note the RX speed is always generated when the RX and TX speeds differ.
Configure L2TP to reject IP address and/or UDP port changes on incomming SCCRP messages. disable(0) - address change is allowed ipAddressAndUdpPort(1)- reject both address and port changes ipAddress(2) - reject address changes only udpPort(3) - reject port changes only.
Configure the L2TP short drain interval. This interval represents the time a tunnel, that is already draining, will continue to drain upon receiving a start request.
Enable/disable testing of failed destiantion before removing lockout.
Failed destination remains locked out for the specified amount of time.
Configure L2TP failover resync mechanism. disable(0) - Disable failover resync failoverProtocol(1) - Use the L2TP Failover Protocol silentFailover(2) - Use the JUNOSe Silent Failover Mechanism failoverProtocolFallbackToSilentFailover(3) - (Default) Use the L2TP Failover Protocol and fall back to Silent Failover.
Vector of supported L2TP protocol version and revision numbers. Supported versions are identified via a two octet pairing where the first octet indicates the version and the second octet contains the revision.
Vendor name of the L2TP protocol stack.
Firmware revision for the L2TP protocol stack.
Number of destination creations attempted.
Number of destination creation attempts that failed.
Number of destinations having at least one active tunnel.
Number of tunnel creations attempted.
Number of tunnel creation attempts that failed to reach the established state.
Number of tunnel creation attempts that failed authentication.
Number of tunnels currently established.
Number of session creations attempted.
Number of session creation attempts that failed to reach the established state.
Number of sessions currently established.
Number of switched session creations attempted.
Number of switched session creation attempts that failed to reach the established state.
Number of switched sessions currently established.
The value of sysUpTime on the most recent occasion at which any one or more of the system-level status and statistics suffered a discontinuity. If no such discontinuities have occurred since the last re- initialization of the local management subsystem, then this object contains a zero value.
The L2TP destination configuration table. Each entry in this table has a corresponding entry in the Interfaces MIB ifTable, and in juniL2tpDestStatsTable.
Describes the configuration attributes of an L2TP destination.
An implementation may choose not to support administrative configuration of tunnels.
The lockout action to be applied to a destination.
The L2TP destination status table. Each entry in this table has a corresponding entry in the Interfaces MIB ifTable, and in juniL2tpDestConfigTable.
Describes the status attributes of an L2TP destination.
The underlying transport over which this L2TP destination is carried.
The administrative state currently in effect. This could be the configured admin state for this destination, or an overriding admin state exerted from a higher hierarchical level (system).
The L2TP destination statistics table. Describes the aggregate control and payload statistics for all L2TP tunnels configured on each destination. Each entry in this table has a corresponding entry in the Interfaces MIB ifTable, and in juniL2tpDestConfigTable.
Describes the aggregate L2TP control and payload statistics for all L2TP tunnels on an L2TP destination.
Number of control octets received.
Number of control packets received.
Number of control packets incurring reception errors.
Number of control packets discarded after reception.
Number of control octets sent.
Number of control packets sent.
Number of control packets incurring transmission errors.
Number of control packets discarded before transmission.
Number of payload octets received.
Number of payload packets received.
Number of payload packets incurring reception errors.
Number of payload packets discarded after reception.
Number of payload octets sent.
Number of payload packets sent.
Number of payload packets incurring transmission errors.
Number of payload packets discarded before transmission.
The L2TP tunnel configuration table. Each entry in this table has a corresponding entry in the Interfaces MIB ifTable, and in juniL2tpTunnelStatsTable.
Describes the configuration attributes of an L2TP tunnel.
The L2TP tunnel status and statistics table. Each entry in this table has a corresponding entry in the Interfaces MIB ifTable, and in juniL2tpTunnelConfigTable.
An L2TP tunnel interface stats entry.
Same as the value of ifIndex for the corresponding entry in Interfaces MIB ifTable.
The underlying transport over which this L2TP tunnel is carried.
The administrative state currently in effect. This could be the configured admin state for this tunnel, or an overriding admin state exerted from a higher hierarchical level (system, destination).
The current state of the tunnel.
Indicates whether the tunnel was initiated locally, or by the remote tunnel peer.
The host name obtained during the tunnel establishment phase (via the Host Name AVP) of the L2TP peer. If the tunnel is idle, this object should maintain its value from the last time it was connected, or a zero-length string if no name was previously known.
Identifies the vendor name of the peer's L2TP implementation. If the tunnel is idle, this object should maintain its value from the last time it was connected, of a zero-length string if no name was previously known.
The tunnel peer's firmware revision number. If the tunnel is idle, this object should maintain its value from the last time it was connected, or a zero value if no revision was previously known.
The protocol version and revision of the tunnel peer's implementation. The first octet contains the protocol version. The second octet contains the protocol revision.
The Bearer Capabilities of the tunnel peer. If the tunnel is idle this object should maintain its value from the last time it was connected, or 'none' if not previously known.
The Framing Capabilities of the tunnel peer. If the tunnel is idle this object should maintain its value from the last time it was connected, or 'none' if not previously known.
The tunnel peer's receive window size.
Number of control packets on transmit queue.
The next sequence number expected in a received control packet.
The last received sequence number that was acknowledged back to the tunnel peer.
The next sequence number to be sent in a transmitted control packet.
The send sequence number that the tunnel peer has acknowledged. The flow control state can be determined by subtracting the juniL2tpTunnelStatusSendSeq from juniL2tpTunnelStatusSendSeqAck and comparing this value to juniL2tpTunnelStatusSendWindowSize.
The total number of sessions that this tunnel has successfully connected through to its tunnel peer since this tunnel was created, including those that have since terminated.
The number of sessions that were initiated but failed to reach the established phase.
The current number of sessions in the established state.
The last value of the result code as described in the Result Code AVP which caused the tunnel to disconnect.
The last value of the error code as described in the Result Code AVP which caused the tunnel to disconnect.
The last value of the optional message as described in the Result Code AVP which caused the tunnel to disconnect.
The cumulative time in seconds that this tunnel, since first being created, has spent in the established state (which may be punctuated by intervals outside the established state).
The mechanism employed following failover to resynchronize with the L2TP peer.
The L2TP tunnel statistics table. Describes the control and payload statistics for each L2TP tunnel. Each entry in this table has a corresponding entry in the Interfaces MIB ifTable, and in juniL2tpTunnelConfigTable.
Describes the L2TP control and payload statistics for an L2TP tunnel.
Number of Zero Length Body control packet acknowledgement packets that were received.
Number of control packets not received in the correct sequence number order.
Number of control packets received outside the offered receive window.
Number of Zero Length Body control packets sent.
Number of control packet send retransmissions.
Table of TunnelIf/SessionId -> SessionIf mappings.
A mapping of TunnelIf/SessionId to SessionIf.
The ifIndex of a tunnel interface.
A local session ID on the associated tunnel interface.
The ifIndex of the session interface identified by this entry's Tunnel ifIndex and local Session ID pair.
Map L2TP tunnel IDs to tunnel interfaces.
A mapping of L2TP tunnel ID to tunnel interface.
The ifIndex of the tunnel interface having the associated tunnel identifier.
The L2TP session configuration table. Each entry in this table has a corresponding entry in the Interfaces MIB ifTable, and in juniL2tpSessionStatsTable.
Describes the configuration attributes of an L2TP session.
The L2TP session status and statistics table.
An L2TP session interface status and statistics entry.
The ifIndex of an L2TP session interface.
For pass-through PPP sessions (conventional LAC), the ifIndex of an associated local PPP interface through which the remote LAC client was connected. If unknown, this object contains a value of zero. For locally originated PPP sessions (LNS-like), this object has a value of zero. This object is deprecated in favor of juniL2tpSessionStatusLacTunneledIfIndex.
The local session ID for the session.
The remote session ID for the session.
The peer session name on this interface, typically the login name of the remote user. If the user name is unknown this object will contain a zero-length string.
The administrative state currently in effect. This could be the configured admin state for this session, or an overriding admin state exerted from a higher hierarchical level (system, destination, tunnel).
The current state of the session.
The type of call and role this tunnel peer is providing for this session. For example, lacIncoming(1) indicates this tunnel peer is acting as a LAC and generated a Incoming-Call-Request to the tunnel peer (the LNS). Note that tunnel peers can be both LAC and LNS simultaneously.
The serial number assigned to this session.
The last known transmit baud rate for this session.
The last known receive baud rate for this session.
The bearer type of this session.
The framing type of this session.
The physical channel identifier for the session. For pass-through PPP sessions, typically the ifIndex of the access interface lying below the PPP interface identified by juniL2tpSessionStatusLacTunneledIfIndex.
The Dialed Number Information String that the LAC obtained from the network for the session. If no DNIS was provided, a zero-length string will be returned.
The Calling Line ID that the LAC obtained from the network for the session. If no CLID was provided, a zero-length string will be returned.
The SubAddress that the LAC obtained from the network for the session. If no SubAddress was provided, a zero-length string will be returned.
The Private Group Identifier used for this tunneled session. If no Private Group Identifier was provided, a zero-length string will be returned.
Indicates whether proxy LCP was provided for this session.
The proxy authentication method employed by the LAC for the session. If juniL2tpSessionProxyLcp is false(2) this object reports a value of 'none' and should be ignored.
Indicates which tunnel peers have requested payload sequencing.
The next send sequence number.
The next receive sequence number expected.
For pass-through remote client sessions (conventional LAC), the ifIndex of an associated local interface through which the remote LAC client was connected. If unknown, this object contains a value of zero. For locally originated sessions (LNS-like), this object has a value of zero.
The cumulative time in seconds that this session, since first being created, has spent in the established state (which may be punctuated by intervals outside the established state).
The L2TP session statistics table.
An L2TP session interface statistics entry.
The number of packets received out of sequence.
The number of reassembly timeouts that have occurred.
When sequence numbers are enabled, this value represents the estimated number of payload packets lost, based on observed gaps in sequence numbers. This estimate is subject to correction (decrement) upon receipt of out-of-sequence packets that fill previously observed gaps.
The L2TP UDP/IP destination table. Reports the UDP/IP characteristics of a L2TP UDP/IP destination. A L2TP UDP/IP destination is associated with a local router, a local IP address, and with a remote IP address for the L2TP peer. More specific UDP/IP detail per tunnel is reported in the juniL2tpUdpIpTunnelTable.
Describes the UDP/IP attributes of an L2TP destination.
The index of an entry in the juniRouterTable for the local router with which this L2TP destination interface is associated.
This L2TP destination's local IP address.
The IP address of the remote L2TP endpoint.
The L2TP UDP/IP tunnel table. Reports the UDP/IP characteristics of L2TP UDP/IP tunnels. A L2TP UDP/IP tunnel is defined in terms of the local and remote IP addresses and UDP ports.
An L2TP UDP/IP tunnel entry.
The index of an entry in the juniRouterTable for the local router with which this L2TP tunnel interface is associated.
The local IP address for this UDP/IP tunnel.
The local UDP port for this UDP/IP tunnel.
The remote IP address for this UDP/IP tunnel.
The remote UDP port for this UDP/IP tunnel.
The remote receive IP address for this UDP/IP tunnel. This object will differ from juniL2tpUdpIpTunnelRemoteAddress when the tunnel uses separate transmit and receive addresses to the remote peer.
The remote receive UDP port for this UDP/IP tunnel. This object will differ from juniL2tpUdpIpTunnelRemotePort when the tunnel uses separate transmit and receive ports to the remote peer.
Obsolete compliance statement for SNMPv2 entities which implement the L2TP MIB. This statement became obsolete when juniL2tpTunnelStatusCumEstabTime, juniL2tpSessionStatusCumEstabTime and juniL2tpSessionStatPayLostPackets were added, and juniL2tpSessionStatusLacTunneledIfIndex replaced juniL2tpSessionStatusLacPppIfIndex.
Obsolete compliance statement for SNMPv2 entities which implement the L2TP MIB. This statement became obsolete when a new object was added to the configuration group.
Obsolete compliance statement for SNMPv2 entities which implement the L2TP MIB. This statement became obsolete when new objects were added to the configuration group.
Obsolete compliance statement for SNMPv2 entities which implement the L2TP MIB. This statement became obsolete when new objects were added to the status group.
Obsolete compliance statement for SNMPv2 entities which implement the L2TP MIB. This statement became obsolete when new objects were added to the config and status groups.
Obsolete compliance statement for SNMPv2 entities which implement the L2TP MIB. This statement became obsolete when new objects were added to the config and status group.
The compliance statement for SNMPv2 entities which implement the L2TP MIB.
Obsolete collection of objects providing configuration information of the L2TP protocol, tunnels and sessions. This group became obsolete when juniL2tpSysConfigReceiveDataSequencingIgnore was added.
Obsolete collection of objects providing status of the L2TP protocol at the system, destination, tunnel, and session levels. This group became obsolete when new objects were added.
Obsolete collection of objects providing statistics of the L2TP protocol at the destination, tunnel, and session levels. This group became obsolete when new objects were added.
A collection of objects providing mapping associations among L2TP components.
Obsolete collection of objects providing UDP/IP transport information for L2TP components.
Obsolete collection of objects providing status of the L2TP protocol at the system, destination, tunnel, and session levels.
A collection of objects providing statistics of the L2TP protocol at the destination, tunnel, and session levels.
Obsolete collection of objects providing configuration information of the L2TP protocol, tunnels and sessions. This group became obsolete when new objects were added.
Obsolete collection of objects providing configuration information of the L2TP protocol, tunnels and sessions. This group became obsolete when juniL2tpSysConfigDisableCallingNumberAvp was added.
A collection of objects providing configuration information of the L2TP protocol, tunnels and sessions.
A collection of objects providing UDP/IP transport information for L2TP components.
Obsolete collection of objects providing configuration information of the L2TP protocol, tunnels and sessions.
Obsolete collection of objects providing status information of the L2TP protocol, tunnels and sessions.
A collection of objects providing status of the L2TP protocol at the system, destination, tunnel, and session levels.


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Christina back in Stornoway following her success at setting a new British Veteran Time Trial record.
Christina Mackenzie pedalled into the record books at the weekend as the Stornoway ironwoman set a brand new British Veteran Time Trial record.
More than 100 competitors took to two-wheels for the gruelling Mersey Roads 24 Hour Time Trial around Merseyside but Christina was in imperious and unstoppable as she left her rivals choking on her slipstream with a dominant ride as she set a brand new British record.
“I’m a wee bit tired today,” smiled Christina, “it was a mad weekend and what I’ve been training for all year.
Riders set off at one-minute intervals for a continuous 24-loop of time trial circuits around Wrexham. Last year Christina had set a Scottish record and she had hoped to launch a pacey assault on the British record this time round but a late change to the time trial course left her fearing it wouldn’t be possible.
“The day before the event we were told there were unplanned road works so the route had to be changed in part,” she revealed.
“I had a plan to keep average pace throughout as a lot of girls went off hard but they paid for it later in the night and thy didn’t finish as they went out too hard and were exhausted,” recalled Christina.
The British record of 426 miles was obliterated by Mackenzie who clocked in a massive 432 miles to take the record comfortably.
“It was a tough race and cycling through the night isn’t easy either,” she said.
“Through the day you see plenty people but at night just see lights flashing and busy roads. The race itself was textbook and I can’t fault it, no mechanical issues. I’m getting the hang of all this,” she joked.
Christina would like to thank Stirling Bike Club for all their support throughout the event.

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Microsoft’s Surface Pro 4 is touted as one of the thinnest, lightest, fastest and most powerful devices to use, among its rivals, including the MacBook.
This device features not just an ergonomic cover and fingerprint reader, but also a 12.3 inch PixelSense display that is 30 percent more powerful than previous Surface Pro devices in the series.
Despite its fantastic features, beautiful build and amazing display, the Surface Pro 4 has been known to have a few issues in usage including screen flickering and vibration, as we reported in a previous article.
This article outlines some of the solutions you can use to get your Surface Pro 4 device up and running in as far as resolving the screen vibration issue goes.
If your Surface Pro 4 device experiences the two symptoms described above, there are a few ways of going about managing the situation, if not fixing it altogether.
However, sometimes, this issue may be brought about by three causes such as physical damage to the machine, type of software installed, or electromagnetic interference from nearby sources.
Therefore, in the event that some of these solutions do not work, there’s need to check on these and other possible external factors that may bring about the problem.
Vibration of the screen on your Surface Pro 4 laptop is largely caused due to problems affecting the calibration of your device’s touch screen. Here’s how to resolve the issue.
If you recently got a Surface Pro 4 device, and you’re still under warranty (in the US), visit a physical Microsoft retail Store and request for an exchange. You can also request for an examination and replacement set up while you are at the Microsoft Store.
If this doesn’t help, go to solution 3.
Microsoft has availed a supported hotfix intended to correct the issue of screen vibration, so this solution is to be applied to your Surface Pro 4 device that is experiencing the same.
To determine whether the hotfix is available, check the ‘Hotfix Download Available’ section. If it doesn’t appear, get in touch with Microsoft’s Customer Service and Support by submitting a request to get the hotfix, and they’ll get back to you.
Note: you will find that the product name on the download page is listed as Surface Pro 3, which is incorrectly inputted owing to database limitation. However, the products that are applicable for the specific hotfix are both the Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book.
A touch calibration tool is provided, which saves calibration information to the touch firmware in the device, allowing you to reimage your device, or reinstall Windows after running the tool.
Once you have these requirements in place, then you can install and run the tool.
Upon completion, the tool will display a ‘PASS’ status, then take two minutes to complete calibration.
If none of the above solutions worked, then contact Microsoft Support for further options.
Use the comment section below to let us know which solution worked for you.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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contributing a percentage of fees generated by referrals.
percentage of a contingency fee, or in any way pass on the contribution to the clients.
A similar inquiry is made by a non-profit statewide bar association.
stated in 88-F-115, to its lawyer referral service program.
This 17th day of January , 1989.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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The National Weather Service calls for areas of blowing snow before 4pm. Partly sunny, with a steady temperature around 16. Breezy, with a west wind 17 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph.
Tonight loos to be partly cloudy, with a low around 6. Wind chill values as low as -5. West wind 5 to 9 mph becoming calm after midnight.
Tuesday Night: Snow likely before 1am, then a chance of snow showers after 1am. Areas of blowing snow before 1am. Cloudy, with a low around 2. Breezy. Chance of precipitation is 60%.
Wednesday: A chance of snow showers. Cloudy and cold, with a high near 6. Windy. Chance of precipitation is 50%.
Wednesday Night: A chance of snow showers. Cloudy, with a low around -4. Breezy. Chance of precipitation is 50%.
Thursday: A chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy and cold, with a high near 7. Breezy. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
Thursday Night: A chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 0. Breezy. Chance of precipitation is 50%.
Friday: A chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 12. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
Friday Night: A chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 4. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 19.
Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 11.
Sunday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 37. Breezy.

industry_corpus2: Media & Journalism


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Thin hair is every woman's worst nightmare. Tea tree oil is an essential oil that is extracted from the tea tree shrub. It is often used in cosmetic products like shampoos and conditioners, and to treat issues like dandruff and acne.
Tea tree oil improves the circulation of blood, which helps to flush out the toxins and stimulate dormant hair follicles. The antiseptic, antifungal, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties of tea tree oil ensure that your hair stays clean and healthy.
Tea tree oil strengthens your hair and prevents damage from frizz, dandruff, loose ends and split ends. It is an effective cure for dandruff and lice. Tea tree oil makes dealing with itchiness, dandruff and dry scalp easy. It treats dry and oily scalp and restores the pH levels of your scalp.
Let's see some of the home remedies using tea tree oils that can help stimulate hair re-growth and boost the rate at which your hair grows.
Because of its light-weight and hydrating properties, olive oil can be used by everyone regardless of their hair type. It leaves the hair feeling soft and silky, while keeping it moisturized.
Mix equal amount of tea tree oil and olive oil and apply it on your hair. Leave it on for an hour and wash it off with a mild shampoo.
Coconut oil prevents the loss of protein from your hair, keeping it healthy and strong. When used with tea tree oil, it nourishes your hair while improving your scalp health and stimulating hair growth.
Coconut oil can sometimes weigh down your hair if not washed out properly, so it is not recommended for oily hair. It can be used for hair types that range from normal to dry.
This hair mask is ideal for all hair types, as it cleanses your scalp while moisturizing your hair. All you need for this mask is 4-5 drops of tea tree oil and ½ a cup of aloe vera gel.
Mix the ingredients in a bowl and stir until it reaches a smooth consistency. Apply it to your hair from the roots to the tips and leave it on for 30-45 minutes. Rinse it out with shampoo.
Tea tree oil removes any agents that cause drying of the scalp and its flaking. It also soothes the resulting itchiness if you do have dandruff.
Gently massage it into the scalp when applying it. Add a few drops of (maximum 5 drops) tea tree oil to your shampoo. Take the required amount of shampoo, mix tea tree oil, apply it and leave for 5-7 minutes. Rinse off with normal water.
Lice on the scalp are caused because of bad scalp health to begin with, and are spread by contact. Tea tree oil contains insecticidal properties that help kill lice in the head. Take five to seven drops of tea tree oil and add to it one tablespoon of any vegetable oil. Apply this to the scalp. Wear a dry shower cap and leave it overnight. Wash it off with a herbal shampoo the next morning.
Tea tree oil also ensures that your hair gets longer, thicker and beautiful. Use a deep treatment for your hair. Add a few drops to warm carrier oil and massage it into your scalp. Then, wrap your hair up in a warm towel and allow it to sit for about 30 minutes.
You can repeat this twice a week for faster and better results.
Hair loss is a major problem faced by all of us in common. You can use a tea tree oil and egg white hair mask to decrease hair loss. Take one or two eggs and separate the egg yolks from the egg whites.
Take the egg white, and add five drops of tea tree oil. Massage this mix onto the scalp for 5 to 10 minutes. Keep it on for 30 to 40 minutes before washing it off using a herbal shampoo. Do this twice a week.
For this, you can choose any carrier oil like olive, jojoba, castor, sesame, coconut oil or almond oil. To half a cup of the carrier oil, add one to two drops of tea tree oil.
To heat this mixture, heat plain water on the stove. Once the water comes to a boil, remove the pot from the stove. Apply the oil to your hair using an applicator brush or bottle, or even your hands. Massage it carefully into your scalp and coat your hair through to your ends. Wear a plastic shower cap to cover your hair, and let your hair rest for at least 30 minutes. Afterwards, you can shampoo and condition your hair as usual.

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A pioneer and innovator in the home warranty and service industry, Building Hubww builds, maintains and manages one of the best group of service professionals.
Building Hubww is a multi-product, multi-market provider of home services, with product offerings designed, priced and tailored to meet the varied needs of our clients.
With Building Hubww, you decide which service programs are right for your business or home. Whether you choose for us to provide warranty, referral, preventive maintenance, or any of our other services, Building Hubww opens a world of opportunity giving you more ways to to ease your mind than was ever possible before.

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Q. What is Wyoming's State Bird?
A. Wyoming's state bird is the meadowlark (Sturnella Neglecta). The meadowlark is also the state bird of Montana, Nebraska, Kansas, North Dakota and Oregon. The Legislature named the meadowlark our state bird in 1927. These birds have a flute-like song which are warbled. A meadowlark has a yellow breast with a distinct black-V.
Q. Where can I find a place to do target shooting?
A. There are numerous shooting ranges scattered throughout the state. Some ranges are private and to shoot you must be a member or guest of a member. However, there are also many public places to shoot. Local sporting goods dealers or Game and Fish offices may be able to advise of nearby ranges or shooting areas. If shooting on public lands, make sure adequate precautions are taken with regard to a safe backstop and that the shooting takes place in areas away from picnic areas and campgrounds. Also, check with the land management agency - some areas may be closed to shooting during certain times of the year. For example, the Pole Mountain section of Medicine Bow National Forest between Cheyenne and Laramie is closed to shooting from March 31 through September 10 each year.
Q. What do you do with the money you collect from poachers?
A. By Wyoming law, all money from fines goes to the school district in the county where the violation took place. If the judge orders restitution be paid for illegally taking an animal, that money goes to the Game and Fish Department for law enforcement activities.
Q. Can I keep a wild animal as a pet?
A. It depends. Live big or trophy game animals may not be possessed and other species are also regulated. This is in order to protect native wildlife from disease, eliminate competition from the introduction of exotic species, to reduce the possibility of commercial over-harvest, ensure the humane treatment of wildlife held in captivity, and to prevent unwanted hybridization between native and exotic wildlife species. Please refer to Chapter 10 Commission regulation, which governs possession and importation of live wildlife. Guide to possessing wildlife.
Q. Are there any restrictions for mountain biking in national forests in Wyoming?
A. In general, you may ride your mountain bike in any of the public lands managed by the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management with the exception of the portions of forest which are federally designated wilderness areas. In wilderness areas, mechanized transportation is prohibited. Travel in wilderness areas is restricted to foot or horseback.
Q. Are roads bordering irrigation canals public?
A. Almost always, no. In all but very few instances across the state, irrigation canal roads are either owned by the irrigation district or a private landowner. So to use the road, whether it is posted private or not, permission must be obtained.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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This is the point in my little life where it takes a wee bit of a strange twist when into my existence comes the love of my life. He is my rock, my all encompassing source of strength, my man.
He is a compliment to myself, and to my life in all ways except for one, he knows nothing of recycling. Eeek.
He actually has the crazy notion that "Going Green" is some strange new government conspiracy to get a little additional money out of the average working Joe. So as soon as my belongings hit his doorstep the retraining process began.
We are living in an era where each and every individual has to become more environmentally aware and learn to work together at reducing the green house gas emissions that we create. It is a new world that we live in today and we need to adapt to a new way of living.
I compost, recycle, upcycle, reduce, and reuse whenever possible.
I do a fair amount but I know I could do more.
Not very much but I do try.
No, but I am trying to improve.
No, and not even going to try.
The three r's of recycling have been a focal point in my life since virtually the time that I first started walking. Raised on a farm I learned early to limit the amount of garbage that I produced. Garbage wasn't picked up at our curb. We had to haul it to a garbage dump some ten miles away so we were taught early in life to limit the amount of garbage that needed to be taken away.
Any paper or wood waste was burned in our wood stove, vegetable and other food waste was fed to the hogs, coffee grains were placed in the garden compost. We had our own cows so we didn't have to worry about recycling milk containers, but most of the other containers that our food came in were cleaned, and then reused to store other things in.
We not only recycled our own pop and beer bottles but we hunted them out along the roadsides. With a family consisting of six kids money was scarce and these bottle finds provided us a means of money.
They were our movies, our treats, and our vacation money. They were the difference between just existing and really living. We were taught early the value of recycling and it is something that each of us siblings have carried with us into adulthood.
In today's world recycling is important for so many more reasons than it was in my childhood days. It is now a matter of life and breath.
His eyebrows go up and he gives me a little look that says all too clearly, "Okay. Now what did I do wrong?" He knows he is in trouble but he's not quite sure why.
The man is beyond training. If he were a puppy he would be relegated to spending the remainder of his life out of doors.
I reach into the trash can and retrieve from it the four liter plastic milk jug that has somehow magically found its way there. I see the light flash on in his eyes. He has received my message and he now understands all too clearly the current predicament that he is in.
"If every family in this town recycled one bag of these things a year that would be 36,000 less bags of plastic in the landfill each year. If every family recycled every single jug they used think of how much less garbage could go into the landfill each year?" Nag. Nag.
I feel like the wicked witch of the north. He sighs.
Going green hasn't been easy for him. He was born in the "disposable era", a time when almost everything was eventually tossed into the landfill. The concept of actually sorting through and recycling garbage just isn't an idea that makes any sense to him.
Unlike my grandchildren who happily recycle pop bottles for their spending money, compost the household vegetable waste, and actually argue over who gets to put the milk jugs, tin cans, cardboard, and paper products into the recycling bins at the side of our house, he just can't seem to figure it out.
Pop it in, Turn it Over Every Couple Days and Sunshine Water and Mother Nature Will Take Care of the Rest.
Just dig a small hole and pop your compost in.
Mind you, he has been good in other areas. After reading an article on conserving energy, the thought of lower electricity bills had him so excited that he switched to fluorescent lighting almost as soon as the first bulbs hit the store shelves. Our hot water tank had its heat reduced, the electric blanket was discarded, our electric clock was replaced with a windup, and the thermostat in the house had its temperature levels reduced dramatically at night.
The rising cost of gas has him carpooling to work and he and I now drive a lot less than we used to. I'm not even sure if he realizes how much he is doing for the environment by just initiating those simple changes to his lifestyle.
He can see exactly which neighbors recyle and which ones don't by the number of bags that they set out on garbage day. When I moved in he was contributing a full bag to the landfill each week but now with two of us living here we are setting out only half that amount. He now proudly carts his half bag of garbage out to the curb for pickup each week. The neighbor kitty corner to us sets out three bags each garbage day, and like us, they are a family of two adults.
I don't have to nag him anymore to compost. He even hauls our little compost bucket out to the garden area as often as I do. A few more years and he might be just as environmentally consious as I am. If I can get him over the government conspiracy notion that is.
Recycling bottles and cans can put quite a bit of spare change back into your pocket.
Reduce Reuse And Recycle. Be Kind To Our Planet.
Going green isn't all that difficult a task to accomplish. It is just a new pattern of living to incorporate into your current lifestyle.
Reducing your carbon footprint is a concept that is actually pretty simple to adapt to. Switching lights and appliances off when not in use can save you money on heating and electricity costs. Composting can keep your garden or flower bed nutrient rich. Why by fertilizer when the nutrition in your kitchen waste will work instead?
Try your hand at going green. You may find that you actually like it.
What Is and What Do You Do With E-Waste?
Recycle, Reuse, Repurpose-more ways to have less trash and garbage!
Sounds like you've made some progress! My "him" is actually pretty good about recycling. Composting, however, is our weak point, one both of us need to work on. Now I'm feeling inspired!
I love this post and your style of writing. Hmmm, yep us 'green' folks are conspiracy theorist... Now that made me laugh. I am glad that you did not 'give up the boat' and are still recycling. I love your ideas.. Voted up for useful and awesome.
Only one step makes the difference,that difference you have made between you and we by very simple changes that need great determination and heart.
Glad to see you here! And with such a great hub on my favorite subject! Wow!
Thank you for sharing your story!! You are right, small choices make big differences!! We are pretty good here in California, but not as good as Oregon!! And certainly not as good as we can be!!
Keep writing!! Keep sharing!! Reduce, Reuse and Recycle!! You go girl!!

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Besides fish, plants are the next main part of an aquarium. But, there are so many of them and there are so many variations, things to consider and possible mistakes. For example, if you use a type of plants that don’t have to be placed in a strong lighting will have a negative effect. They will produce a high amount of algae, which is something you should avoid, definitely. Luckily for you, here are some plants for freshwater aquariums that are just perfect.
These plants spread rather than grow. They will soon cover the entire floor of an aquarium and they will make it look awesome. Of all freshwater aquarium plants, these are the most popular ones.
Having an aquarium without this plant almost isn’t an option. It grows on rocks and on driftwood, it is low maintenance and it can withstand all kinds of lighting. Although it will grow the fastest at 70-75 degrees Fahrenheit temperature, it can withstand a higher one, up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. The last, but not least, this plant offers protection to baby fish and a secondary food source for them.
Lilaeopsis looks like grass and correspondingly, it will have to be pruned, but only if it threatens other plants. We like it because it grows fast and it provides a great hiding place for baby fish. The medium lighting is a must, and the preferred temperature is between 74 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit. And yes, they will cover the entire floor.
These plants are completely opposite than carpet plants. They grow in height, rather than spreading across the floor. They also provide a perfect hiding place for large fish.
Amazon Sword has the shape of a sword, so it got the corresponding name. It can grow up to 20 inches, so it is adequate for taller tanks. The temperatures it can withstand are between 72 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit. Keep in mind that it requires moderate lighting.
This plant will provide the ultimate hiding place for your fish. It grows in dark places and it provides a great protection for large fish. The temperatures it can withstand are in a range between 68 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. As we already mentioned, it requires low lighting, but it is also a low-maintenance plant.
Java Fern is a very popular plant. It is low-maintenance as well and it looks gorgeous. However, it requires low or medium lighting and it will be the happiest plant if you keep it away from the strong light. The temperature range it can withstand is between 62 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit.
In short words, we prefer natural plants. They offer better protection, they look much better and they can be used as a food source. Artificial plants don’t offer any of these benefits. They are made from plastic!


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A line of strikingly simple wooden watches designed to make the wearer feel close to nature. Analog Watch Co. fashions high-quality wood into lightweight timepieces that double as wearable art.
Dimensions: Strap: 10" long x 0.75" wide; Body 1.75" x 0.4"
People notice my watch and love asking me about it. Great conversation piece. Super comfortable!
Bought this for a granddaughter for Christmas, so this review simply concerns my limited experience whilst in my hands. It is quite nice looking.ice looking.
The line first took shape as Lorenzo’s senior thesis. He's an avid nature enthusiast who created his first wooden wrist watches to bring the wearer a little closer to nature. And it didn’t take him long to realize there could be a market for his work. After a successful Kickstarter, Lorenzo found combinations of high-quality woods to create comfortable, and surprisingly lightweight, wearable works of art. . . ones that just happen to keep time. True to Lorenzo’s naturalistic roots, he designs Analog’s watches to work with the wood’s natural grain.
From there, he nexted designed watches made of marble—another earthy tribute that's earth-friendly, too. Each watch is mainly biodegradable and packaging is made from recycled raw materials. Plus, as a synergistic way of giving back, Analog plants a tree for every watch sold.

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On this page you'll find summaries of the brands of shocks we sell to suit many sports bikes and general road bikes. They're shown in order of increasing price & performance, although because each brand has a range of performance options they all overlap!
Betor road shocks are universal shocks - they are only available with one, general purpose spring rate. But the springs are very progressive, and the dampers are pressurised with nitrogen, so they are a cut above economy shocks and a good value choice for a wide range of British, European and Japanese bikes. They are the cheapest decent quality shocks, with 5-position preload adjustment (needs a C-spanner, £3 extra) and we supply them with the correct bushes for your bike.
Available in three styles as shown: prices from £115/pair delivered with a 1-year warranty.
These 320mm shocks with fork mounts fit many small Honda twins & fours. Also 330 & 360mm.
Hagon road shocks are made in the UK to suit most twinshock bikes - probably the widest range in the world, with damper lengths from 255mm - 370mm, and spring ratings 56-250 lbs-in. Standard shocks have a black 28mm damper with either black or chrome springs (£7/pr extra for chrome) and a 3-position preload adjust cam. Springs are around 60mm o.d., though slimline to suit older bikes are a no-cost option. Dampers are also available in polished stainless steel with any spring option. And they can be ordered with stainless steel top caps. These are gas shocks with separator pistons and represent an upgrade for many bikes. Although not rebuildable (the dampers are crimp-sealed around the shaft), they come with a 2-year unlimited mileage warranty.
Fork or ring type mountings.
Choice of standard or slimline springs (std shown).
Hagon Classic 1 shocks with slimline springs & short top cap.
Hagon’s 2810 range are gas shocks similar to the popular standard range, but incorporating 10-click adjustable damping (automatic compression/rebound balance). Available for a wide range of bikes, lengths 270mm-370mm. They’re designed to be mounted rod down (ie adjusters at the base). Spring options are the same as the standard road shocks. These 2810s are the best value shocks with adjustable damping on the market. Also available with shiny stainless steel dampers.
Hagon 2810's £196/pr with chrome springs.
Or with stainless dampers at £246/pr.
Hagon’s top of the range shocks are their fully rebuildable NITROs. These chunky 38mm all-stainless steel shocks have 10-click adjustable damping, impressive 18mm hard chrome rods, and wide 73mm o.d. springs. They’re built to order to ensure they match individual rider weight and/or height requirements. The end caps, adjuster housing and spring seats are aluminium, anodised in silver or black.
And Nitros are now available as Piggyback shocks, with either black or stainless steel reservoirs and choice of springs to match. Apart from the chunky style, the separate piggyback reservoirs offer improved performance: with an increased volume of oil and greater shock body area, these units will stay cooler and so maintain performance when pushed hard.
and fully variable preload adjustment.
Built to order to suit your weight.
low pressure gas to reduce foaming.
Quality at a good price: £165/pr.
As shown or all black £310/pr.
Shown here are the RE302, RZ362 and RG362 ranges, which all have threaded preload adjustment, all mount rod-down to reduce unsprung weight, and all are rebuildable. The RE range have 30mm pistons while the RZ & RG ranges have chunkier 36mm pistons. All have 12mm hard chromed shafts, though heavier duty models with 16mm shafts (RZ366 & RG366) are specified for some bikes.
Also available is the RC302 model, which are piggyback shocks like the RG362, but slimmer and without the damping adjustments. Well suited to bikes like CB400SF, XJR400R, CB1000 they are priced at just £225/pair delivered.
We also stock the YSS Pro-X and Bravo RD222 ranges: these are listed in our economy section.
Koni stopped making bike shocks years ago, but all the designs etc were transferred to IKON, who have carried on making exactly the same shocks, still the chrome damper/black spring 7610 series and all the same applications plus of course lots of new ones. The 7610's still have 3-position preload adjustment and 4-position dial a ride damping adjustment. If you are one of the thousands of riders who liked the old Konis, you'll be happy with a pair of Ikons.
Also available in SP8 form (chrome springs and chrome top cap), while SP15's add chrome bottom caps. SP14's are all black, SP16's are all black with top caps. And SP17's are standard shocks but + chrome top caps.
Alloy bodies with infinite preload adj.
IKON have also updated their products with the introduction of two new ranges. These are the 76-series BASIX range, which are designed primarily to provide a cheaper option for classic bikes. They have the same chrome dampers as 7610's but without the damping adjustment, and they have slimmer less progressive black springs to give the classic look.
The second new range is the 7614 shock. These higher performance shocks have gas-pressurised dampers, lightened via alloy bodies, with threaded preload adjustment as well as the traditional 4-position dial-a-ride damping adjustment.
Each range of shocks come in various lengths, mainly 11/11.5/12/12.5/13/13.5-inch (280/292/305/318/330/343mm), and with standard or heavy duty options depending on the weight the bike will carry. Standard shocks will suit riders who weigh up to around 15st (95kg) and carry an occasional pillion. Heavier riders or those who mainly ride 2-up will gain a more controlled ride, with less chance of bottoming out, with heavy duty shocks.
Progressive 12-series. Black 41mm o.d. gas dampers.
Choice of lengths and spring rates.
Black or chrome springs. £289.00/pr.
have chrome springs and end caps.
full chrome covers at £353/pr.
have black springs and top cap only.
But we can build specials!
The ever-popular 412-series shocks are very good despite being the cheapest Progressive range. They have twin-tube nitrogen pressurised dampers with multi-stage velocity sensitive valving to give smooth and consistent 2-way damping. Bodies are 41mm o.d., chunkier than many so more able to dissipate heat. They have offset bottom eyes to allow more clearance. Must be mounted rod-up. Preload adjustment is 5-position cam style. Springs are progressive, around 65mm diameter, with a range of rates: 75/120 lb-in, 90/130, 105/150, 120/170 & 140/200 are common, while some of the heavier Harleys have stronger springs. Although not rebuildable 412's are long-lived shocks.
12-series shocks are the same as 412's but without end caps. Dampers & springs are available separately if required.
The 430-series shock range use high pressure gas monotubes with larger pistons and deflective discs for tighter damping control. Preload adjustment is tool-less, by twisting the top cap on the damper's threaded body. Styling is strikingly different and modern, with polished chrome damper body and aluminium fluted end caps. Beautiful to look at and to hold, and you won't be disappointed with the performance. They are happy to work either way up.
The 444-series shocks are selling very well due to their combination of understated styling and brilliant performance. They are an improved replacement for the successful 440 range, and incorporate Progressive's Frequency Sensing Technology. This innovation allows the damper to sense the difference between low speed frame movement and high speed wheel displacement, which results in optimised shock control whatever the road conditions. Machined ally dampers & tool-less preload adjustment.
Top of the Progressive twinshock range are the 970 piggybacks. Inspired by racers, riders and those that demand more of their bikes than weekend coffee runs, the US-built 970 Series shocks combine a high pressure gas monotube design with deflective disc damping routed through two unique circuits - discs on both sides of the fully floating piston. Aluminium bodies with anti-friction coated internal surfaces. Unusually for a piggyback shock, only the compression damping is adjustable (18 clicks), while rebound damping is fixed for each application. Not a big seller - the high price as a result of the rising dollar/£ rate means that these shocks are expensive. But press reviewers have loved their performance, they're beautifully made, so ideal if you want great shocks that are a little different.
Bronze or black finish. £1100.00/pr.
Italian firm Bitubo began making industrial shocks back in 1963, and moved into motorcycle race suspension from 1975, winning world titles within a few years. Since then they have continually developed their race winning products, gained TUV approvals, and also launched ranges of shocks with over 1400 applications.
Bitubo twinshocks for road bikes are well made, stylish and reasonably priced. They are gas shocks (pressurised nitrogen with floating piston),have polished steel 36mm dampers with 12mm rods, polished alloy ends, and stepless preload adjustment. They're designed for rod-down installation to reduce unsprung weight. Springs can be straight or progressive - Bitubo suit the spring choice to the bike.
Not a name that many people have heard of yet, but surprisingly good value, 2win twinshocks are built in the UK.
2win shocks have both adjustable damping and continuously variable preload adjustment. The single damping adjuster covers a wide range of options, controlling both compression and rebound with 14 clicks of adjustment. With each extra click both compression and rebound are increased keeping the same preset ratio to give great control over the hardness or softness of your ride.
All the shocks are built to order, with springs and damping rates chosen to suit rider/passenger/luggage weight and riding style.
Construction is mainly CNC-machined aluminium so very lightweight, and with clear anodising for good looks that last. The springs are hardened and tempered then shot blasted and finished in a tough, long lasting epoxy polyester powder coat.
We can also arrange for the dampers to be black anodised for the all-black look, although this can add up to 3 weeks to the delivery time, and costs £25 extra.
They come with a 2-year warranty and are rebuildable.
At the moment the range of applications is over 200 and growing, with many popular sports bikes covered. We can also get upgraded shocks for sidecar outfits, and special build shocks, normally all at the standard price.
to suit rider weight etc.
Fournales air shocks have been around for more than 30 years. They started out with competition-winning trials shocks and developed hundreds of applications over a few years. Made to order in France, they have a dedicated following among riders who appreciate their excellent performance, long life, ease of adjustment, light weight, and most of all the quality of ride they provide. These days Fournales also make suspension units for light aircraft, and the bike shocks benefit from this high-tech knowhow.
They are high-pressure air shocks, with the air acting as a very progressive spring, with hydraulic damping tuned specially for each bike model. The internal air pressure can be adjusted (in effect to provide your perfect spring rate) and once set up these shocks will not bottom out - they simply get harder as they are compressed. As a result both traction and performance under braking are improved, and the superb ride quality is ideal if you or your passenger suffer from back pain.
The twinshock range comprises four designs of rear shock (excluding Harley softails), with a wide list of applications - although Fournales seem most popular with Guzzi, Triumph and Harley owners. The Air Twins and Classics are both slimline shocks, with 50mm lower body diameters. Air Twins are finished in black steel top covers over chrome sliders, and have an exposed schrader air valve at the top. The Classics have the same internals, but have a chrome top cover which conceals and protects the schrader valve. (To adjust the pressure, the top cover unscrews and drops down to expose the valve).
Magnums have a chunkier look to them, and are popular on larger bikes and cruisers. They are all chrome with a smooth top cover and a ribbed 60mm diameter lower cover. Like the Classic shocks, the Magnum air valves are accessed by unscrewing and dropping down the top cover. The Black Alloy range were originally launched with Harleys in mind, but they have proved very popular with owners of many other makes and Fournales have greatly expanded the list of applications. Similar in size to Magnums, but finished in black with anodised aluminium hoops. All Fournales shocks are light in comparison with traditional coil-sprung units, but these Black Alloys are super light!
Fournales shocks are very long-lived and fully rebuildable if/when they eventually need refurbishing. They are supplied fully pressurised and ready to fit. Many riders find that the standard pressure suits them and do not need to change it. But if, for example, you plan a long distance 2-up holiday it makes sense to increase the pressure to convert the shocks into heavy duty units for the trip. A small hand pump (the HP30) provides up to 30 bar (430psi)and costs £52.50 or £45 if purchased with shocks.
All Fournales twinshocks can be uprated for fitting to motorcycles with sidecars. This should be specified at time of order. The shocks will be built to match the additional weight, and in addition will run at an air pressure approx 30% higher than for the corresponding solo machine.
Although not cheap to buy, they can end up being much cheaper than inferior shocks because of the great mileages they can cover without significant loss of performance.
As these shocks are all made to order in France, delivery takes approx 3 weeks, except in the summertime when, being French, the factory closes for the whole of august!
Fournales Air Twins - slimline shocks with chrome sliders, black top covers and exposed schrader valves.
The Wilbers twinshock range is quite varied, but for roadgoing twinshock sports bikes it mainly comprises the four models shown here, all of which are 36mm high pressure gas units. The 5xx series is the Ecoline range, with adjustable preload. The 530 series are the most purchased range, but these are also available as 531's with chrome top caps for an extra £16/pr, and as 540's - which have meatier bodies with 46mm diameter pistons - at £654/pr. Next comes the 630 series, which adds 22 clicks of rebound damping adjustment to the 530 spec. Then there’s the 632 series which are piggyback shocks and add compression damping adjustability. Plus for track day use we’d recommend the 633 series, which allow separate high-speed and low-speed compression damping adjustment. Heavy duty 640 Series shocks, which are chunkier with 46mm diameter pistons, are available for some bike models.
All shocks have true variable rated springs rather than simple progressives, which helps to optimise performance under variable road conditions. And uniquely (except the Ecoline range) you can specify the spring colour. Standard options are Blue Line, which have blue springs and red/blue coloured adjusters or Black Line which have black springs and silver adjusters. Or you can opt for the more expensive all black Nightline shocks - please phone for a price. And for an extra £65 you can select almost any spring colour, and there’s a handy page on Wilber’s website which shows how the many available colour options will look. See it at http://www.wilbers.de/ral.php.
Wilbers build their shocks to order in Germany, to suit rider weight and riding style, and all are of course fully rebuildable. Expect around 3 weeks from the day the of order to delivery.
Wilbers 530 Series - Quality shocks with 36mm diameter pistons and self-aligning bearings.
Wilbers 630 Series - adds 22 clicks of rebound damping adjustment.
Springs can be black or blue.
Wilbers 632 Series piggybacks have separate 22-click rebound & compression damping adjusters.
Totally new shocks from K-Tech! Most riders know K-Tech for their brilliant race-winning DDS monoshocks and innovative front-end kit. But this UK company, with more than 25 years experience in bike suspension, have now launched an all-new Razor twinshock range. Initial applications cover Triumph Bonneville, Scrambler & Thruxton, Kawasaki ZRX1100/1200, and Harley Dynas & Sportsters, but K-Tech have plans to widen the range considerably during 2016.
Razor IV’s are the piggyback shocks pictured. They feature separate rebound and compression damping adjustment, plus adjustable length and of course preload. Designed and manufactured in the UK to K-Tech’s very demanding standards, and built to order to suit your weight and riding style, the difference between these shocks and standard units is outstanding. And the external reservoirs will help keep the shocks cool when you’re pushing on. Expensive but quality costs!
Also available as Razor III (also known as Razor Lites). These are the classically styled version without the piggyback reservoirs, and so also without compression damping adjustability. But also without quite a lot of ££££s.
adjustment, adjustable preload & length.
reservoirs allow adjustable compression damping.
Red springs are a no-cost option.
More totally new shocks from K-Tech! Not content with launching the Razor range of high performance coilover shocks, K-Tech have also designed, patented and delivered an innovative new range of strut shocks. These high pressure nitrogen shocks, aimed initially at Harley and Indian Scout riders, will also offer great performance and comfort to many bikes as the range develops.
These BULLIT shocks have sealed nitrogen-charged dampers, with the pressurised nitrogen itself acting as a very progressive spring. So, like other air shocks the ride is controlled but comfortable, ideal if you have a sensitive back! Built to order in the UK to match rider weight. They are available in three styles. All have the same black dampers, but with a choice of black, chrome or gold piston sliders.
News Jan 2016: K-Tech have developed a single BULLIT shock for the 2015-on Ducati Scrambler, price from £379 for the chrome slider version, available now!
K-Tech Bullit high pressure air shocks.
With black sliders as shown £618/pr.
EMC twinshocks are the perfect combination of performance and design. They have low pressure gas tri-tube dampers mainly designed for comfort by optimising high speed (wheel) movement. They have a wide range of 26 clicks of damping adjustment, and since the ratio between compression and rebound damping is already fixed for each individual bike model following detailed testing, it is straightforward to find the damping set-up that suits you and your riding style. Plus, unlike an emulsion damper, EMC shocks consistently maintain their roadholding even over poor terrain, or when the shocks get hot when ridden hard.
These shocks are also built to last, with lightweight alloy damper bodies, and SKF sealed bearing mountings rather than simple bushes.
They are available in four main styles, all with the same internals, and two enhanced performance models. The best-selling Roadster shocks have steel bodies, while the Twin Alu are all alloy; the Custom Black style have hard anodised black bodies, and the Black & Chrome shocks are all black with chrome highlights.
In addition there are the Twin Alu 2 and Custom Black 2 models, both of which have two damping controls to allow separate adjustment of high speed movement ( comfort) and low speed movement ( traction and stability).
Built to order to suit your weight and riding habits, they are made from strong, lightweight 7075 aluminum, black anodised. EMC concentrate more on monoshocks, and their range of twinshock applications is limited. Made in France, delivery is normally 3 weeks.
Nitron are not only one of the world’s leading designers and manufacturers of race suspension (for both bikes and cars) - they are also British! Their products are all developed for racing use, and even their road bike shocks use all the same technology and parts as the full race spec units. The use of high grade aluminium and titanium results in lightweight but strong shocks that are also well protected against corrosion.
The R1 Sport twinshocks have a single 24-click adjuster which affects both rebound and compression damping simultaneously, making set-up very straightforward for general road use. Continuous preload adjustment and also adjustable length (for most models) are incorporated. The single tube nitrogen-charged dampers have 35mm pistons carried on 12mm rods, giving superbly stable control.
The R3 Race shocks are full-spec piggyback units. The dampers are again 35mm single tube units, with ultra low friction internals to further improve responsiveness, and 3 levels of damping adjustment to ensure the bike’s handling can be set up to match track conditions: 24-click rebound, 16-click high-speed compression and 18-click low-speed compression.
Both models can also be ordered in classic or all-black styles to suit your bike. All Nitron shocks are custom built, valved and sprung to suit your weight and riding requirements. One unique feature is optional 20mm longer end eyes are available if required. Delivery is normally around 10 days.


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The past month has been filled with news about Kodak Black and his troubles. The 19-year-old just can’t seem to keep himself out of the hands of the law, and things are continuing to get worse. Kodak has been linked with some pretty bad crimes and right now they’re all coming back to him. His recent court hearing took a turn that no one expected… Was it for better or for worse?
Kodak Black, born Dieuson Octave, was recently sentenced to jail time after he violated his house arrest. Kodak and his executives were all in attendance at the courthouse when it happened, but something happened that changed the way everyone thought it would turn out.
This specific situation started because of Kodak getting into a scuffle with a bartender and ended up “attacking” her.
The report said that Kodak was standing on the bar, and she politely asked him to get down. Kodak responded by pointing his fingers like a gun and putting them up to the woman’s temple. After that, she said that she pushed him away, and then he started swinging and even kicking her.
“Basically, I was a victim and assaulted by a gentleman that had no right to put his hands on me,” she said.


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Days, months, seasons, What are the days of the week in French?
C’est toi qui vois. / It’s up to you.


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Tim and I decided to split our trip evenly – for every railway we visited, I got a day to pick something I wanted to see. Sometimes, things overlapped and we did both a railway and something I wanted to do because we needed the railway for transportation, but for the most part, we stuck to our plan.
Today’s trip was actually Tim’s idea for me, so kudos to him for knowing me so well! Swarovski, as many of you know, is a synthetic crystal made in Austria. They use it in all sorts of things from crystal figurines to dinnerware to jewellery…and I use Swarovski a lot in my jewellery creations. Tim spotted a brochure for Kristallwelten, and we headed out.
Kristallwelten was nothing like I had expected, but I still loved it. Kristallwelten is located directly next to Swarovski’s factory, but it is not a factory tour. Kristallwelten is more of an art museum with a twist – everything in the museum is made from Swarovski crystal or features the crystals in some way.
When you walk in, one of the first things you will get to see is the Kristalldom. You walk inside, and it’s like being in the interior of a giant Swarovski crystal. The panels reflect the room back at you, and it can get very confusing! One time I thought I was heading towards Tim, but it turned out I was walking towards one of his reflections!
Kristallwelten is based around a “giant” and his possessions – The outside of Kristallwelten is a giant head with a waterfall, complete with Swarovski crystals for eyes, and you enter the attraction through his ear. Inside, you can view his possessions, including a giant accordion, walking stick, and gloves. Outside the attraction, the grounds are an impressive garden culminating in a hedge maze in the shape of a hand. And even though it was a fairly “small” maze as far as hedge mazes go, it still freaked me out when I was in it and didn’t know where I was!
Kristallwelten is located in Wattens and is the second highest visited Austrian attraction, second to Schloss SchÃ¶nbrunn in Vienna (we didn’t go there on this visit, as I was there in 1997). Kristallwelten caries a hefty admission fee. Adult admission is 9,50 Euros, but children up until the age of 12 are free, so that’s a break for parents. I’m not sure Kristallwelten is very child-appropriate, though. Some of the sections are quite dark and scary, and we witnessed children running around, not paying attention to where they were going or what they were looking at, and then getting separated from their parents.
Attached to Kristallwelten is of course, a Swarovski shop. I was really looking forward to our shop visit, because I thought I might be able to get some beads to make a bracelet as a souvenir. Unfortunately, the prices directly at Swarovski were just as expensive as ordering online from Swarovski, and my online supply company came in as less expensive even with factoring in shipping to the UK!
Kristallwelten took up our morning. We packed sandwiches and sat in the gardens to eat and took a stroll through the gardens, where we explored the hedge maze and climbed up to a lookout point where you could see the entire maze.
We headed back to the car and decided to go to Innsbruck, where we learned an important lesson: Don’t drive into a city without a map! We had our big Austrian road map, but nothing for the cities and we got lost several times trying to follow the directional signs. But we did get a spectacular view of the Bergiselschanze (ski jump) used at the Innsbruck Olympics! We planned to go to Schloss Ambras, but by the time we found it I wasn’t feeling too well and didn’t want to climb up all the steps, so we just took pictures of the castle and the gardens. Tim asked if we could instead take a ride on the trams up into the hills.
I thought this would be great fun and a great way to see some more scenery, but I was to be disappointed on the trip up. The tram was crowded and we wound up standing for most of the journey, which did not help my feeling ill. We also had to spend part of the time standing directly on the bendy part of the bendy-tram (like a bendy bus, only it was a tram), which really started to give me motion sickness.
But, the trip to the top was worth it, and we found a small cafe to get a drink and a bite to eat at. As we were the only patrons other than family at the cafe, we were treated very well and even were offered biscuits (cookies) out of their personal stash.
Fortunately, we were able to get good seats for the trip back down and were able to look out the window. Below you’ll find an edited video of our hour-long trip back!

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Thirty odd degrees again today, it ain't half hot mum ..
You still in Goa? (closest smiley I could find).
Bit brighter today and mild.
Sun out with not a cloud in the sky.
Sun out beautiful blue sky.
Dull and grey this morning.
I missed that. Have a great time minty!
Another gorgeous morning down here, sun out sit here watching the vapor trails in the sky.
Dull and overcast at the moment after a very sunny day yesterday.
Dull first thing but the sun has now broken through and look like it will be another warm day.
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Doug Croley Insurance Services | (850) 386-1922 > About Us > The Book Bank - A Book Collection Program.
Help us collect books for pre-school and elementary school children.
The love of reading is developed at a young age!
As a local business, we feel it is important to strengthen our community by giving back to it.
We collect new and gently used books appropriate for preschool and elementary aged children and donate them to local organizations.
Since starting this collection, we have donated several hundred books to the Second Harvest of the Big Bend BackPack Program and other community groups.
To learn more, please call our office at (850) 386-1922.
Here are pictures from a recent donation to the Second Harvest of the Big Bend BackPack Program.
Packing the car to deliver the books.
It is a positive thing when we have so many books to donate that a cart is needed to transport them all!
This is a picture of the food bags. The team at Second Harvest will place one of the donated books in the food bags.
The children will receive food and their own book!

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The status of SHM has clear influence on the median survival of CLL patients.
New Delhi, October 25, 2018: To enable prediction of the clinical course of the CLL, MedGenome has announced the launch of the IGHV gene mutation testing. Current guidelines for CLL management involves comprehensive molecular work-up that includes an some genetic tests performed on the patients’ blood or bone marrow sample, that enables oncologists to assess the prognosis of the disease subtype and further management of the disease by personalized therapy. Four important biomarker testing includes somatic hyper mutations (SHM) of the immunoglobulin heavy chain variable region genes (IGHV), and somatic mutations of genes such as TP53, NOTCH1, and SF3B1.
Based on the SHM value, the disease is classified Mutated CLL (M-CLL) and Unmutated CLL (U-CLL). The status of SHM has clear influence on the median survival of CLL patients. Presence of SHM of the IGHV region is strongly predictive of a good prognosis, while lack of SHM predicts a poorer prognosis. Patients with an unmutated IGHV gene usually have a more aggressive disease and shorter overall survival. Patients with a mutated IGHV gene usually have a less aggressive disease, with longer overall survival.


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Education has become splintered and fragmented in our postmodern culture. The arts are divorced from the sciences; faith is antithetical to reason. Prominent Catholic thinker Stratford Caldecott calls for a rebirth or, rather, ressourcement of learning in Beauty for Truth’s Sake. His aim: to restore meaning and unity to education. The author contends that relearning how to learn is a core skill in the fast-paced, mercurial twenty-first century. Caldecott draws inspiration from Pope Benedict XVI’s The Spirit of the Liturgy, which emphasizes that the Logos is behind all of the order in the cosmos. He calls for a return to the classic liberal arts and advocates approaching the sciences and mathematics through a poetic imagination. Ultimately, the search for coherence and the pursuit of a Theory of Everything leads back to the Trinity.
Beauty for Truth’s Sake is appropriate for college professors and university administrators, serving as an excellent resource for faculty workshops and colloquiums. It will also find a home in courses on worldviews and the integration of faith and learning. Parents, homeschoolers, and anyone dedicated to continuing education and lifelong learning will benefit from understanding that all truth is God’s truth.
View a preview of Beauty for Truth’s Sake here.
This is a companion to Caldecott’s book Beauty in the Word: Rethinking the Foundations of Education, which focuses on the Trivium (grammar, dialectic, rhetoric).
An erudite, compassionate, powerful argument for recovering the deepest dimensions of the liberal arts, for rethinking education as the path to wisdom. Caldecott ranges across a breathtaking array of disciplines--including geometry, history, liturgy, music, astronomy, and mythology--as he demonstrates that faith and reason, art and science, are not enemies but comrades in the search for truth. An important and uplifting book.
This is a book that addresses the soul, mind, spirit, and will. It is an extended meditation on the sources of becoming more human that inevitably relate humanity to God. It is about education, spiritual maturing, and a lifetime vocation of learning. It is a wise book, an inspiring book, a beautiful book.
This book struck me with the force of a revelation. Stratford Caldecott's thesis--that modern mathematics can recreate a sense of the beauty of cosmic order which would re-orient the educational program and, furthermore, prepare a way for liturgical worship--is to me a very remarkable example of 'thinking outside the box.' Full of memorable and highly specific formulations, Beauty for Truth's Sake also testifies to the marvelously holistic quality of the author's vision.
This book offers three kinds of light: lucidity, illumination, and scintillation--the lucidity of participating in the divine simplicity, which substitutes profundity for mere complexity; illumination through the divine light of the Logos that shines as one in both creation and revelation; the scintillation of realizing that this truth can only be approached in love. Caldecott shows that all of our natural and social reality reflectively sparkles with a new anticipation, revealing to us how it might be transformed to better show forth the divine likeness.
This work is likely to become something of a bible for liberal arts students. It covers everything from music theory to number symbolism and Trinitarian theology. Caldecott shows a particularly deep appreciation of the Benedictine roots of European high culture and quotes Prince Charles as well as St. Bonaventure. The prose is beautiful and every sentence carefully crafted. Caldecott concludes that the Trinity is the home of the Logos and the shape of love. These are the high secrets of our Western tradition, and together they offer the key to its renewal. Postmodern thinkers will also find that this is an accessible, succinct guide to Christian cosmology.
Stratford Caldecott provides a remarkable manifesto that restores mystery to its proper place in education. With mystery comes wonder, awe, reverence, beauty, and a sense of discovery that leads us to a deeper wisdom. Without these, science and mathematics are sterile, dull, and doomed, and the humanities are impossible. Caldecott has pronounced a blessing for our children and our children's children.


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If you are one of millions of people who would love to plant a garden but don't have the space, Atelier 2+ from Thailand has just the thing for you. Greenhouse is a miniature conservatory that gives you the freedom to create the magical floral world of your choice, and it's small enough to live inside. Worapong Manupipatpong and Ada Chirakranont originally created the design for Wallpaper magazine in 2014, and Design House Stockholm's managing director Anders Färdig loved it so much, he included it in their chic collection.
Worapong told Inhabitat that the design is related to the studio’s previous work and interests, which straddles the line between art and design. They wanted to create something that people would be required to cherish. Unlike similar indoor gardens, Greenhouse requires a tender touch, a green thumb, and loving care.
MoMA has exclusive rights to sell the design for the rest of 2016. It can either be placed on a countertop or on custom legs that are sold separately. The frame is comprised of lacquered solid ash timber, and the garden is cultivated inside a galvanized steel tray. Panes of glass protect the entire Greenhouse, which can be accessed from either side with double hatches.
Measuring 38h x 24w x 16″d, Greenhouse is small enough for even tiny apartments, but large enough to create some serious botanical magic. It’s not cheap, but bear in mind that two trained artists crafted the design by hand, and they deserve to be fairly compensated for their work.
It’s still a bit early to talk about the holidays, but this would make a great gift if you’re looking. Just sayin’.
The miniature greenhouse is small enough for even the smallest apartments.
The design was inspired by a stay in Sweden, where nature is always just a step away.
The custom legs are sold separately.
The hatches open on either side of the Greenhouse.


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Murray Hill NY Locksmith Store provides high-quality, affordable locksmith services in Upper East Side. We have been serving the local community for about a decade now and we can be called on for automotive, commercial as well as residential locksmithing needs. We are a professional locksmith firm and are a trustworthy local locksmith you can choose if you reside in Upper East Side.
Murray Hill NY Locksmith Store has experience dealing with a variety of locks and we have handled more than our fair share of locksmithing emergencies. You can turn to us if you need to be rescued from being locked out of your home or if you need new car keys in Upper East Side. We are a 24-hour emergency locksmith service you can reach at all hours, and you can schedule your visits at your convenience. We don’t charge extra for late night work and are willing to work overnight for a reasonable price.
Automotive service: Murray Hill NY Locksmith Store will make you new car keys as well as fix or replace the locks on your car. We can unlock your car trunk or help you get into your car if you left your keys behind in it. We can also repair or replace your ignition lock, and create new transponder keys in Upper East Side for you.


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We offer ROOM - a glass box with space for a meeting, lunch or dinner for 16, offering spectacular views over Trafalgar Square. Private areas available from 15 to 100 or why not book it exclusively for 180 of your favourite people.
London Stansted Airport1.5 hr./40 mi.

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Makeup is awesome but some of us tend to abuse cosmetics especially with the continuous beauty trends and rules. We tend to be heavy handed with the ways we use and apply makeup. We sometimes pound on pressed powder like there’s no tomorrow and go overboard with the coats of mascara to get thicker and longer lashes.
If you’re in denial or unsure of how much makeup you actually wear, here are 5 signs you’re probably wearing too much and girlfriend, you need to stop! Always remember that a little make up can go a long way.
It’s no surprise that we want to adopt different beauty trends like Kylie Jenner’s over drawn lips. Just as she, we also want to give our lips a dramatic change and make them plump but we sometimes cross the line when our lipstick goes over our cupids bow. This doesn’t become just a beauty trend it changes the lane to excess use of make up.
Girls, this is the height of too much makeup! If there was a scale, then you just broke it! Having a color difference between your neck and your face is a sign that you are wearing too much make up. Your perfect foundation shade should match your neck and your face and if it isn’t, then you are doing too much.
4. You have to spend more than 15 minutes removing your makeup.
Washing off make up at the end of the day shouldn’t feel like a routine or torture. It should be a simple wash of the face not a whole process of scrubbing for 15 minutes.
Usually makeup has a long shelf life for up to a year which means you can use them for as long as possible but if you run through it quickly it means you always apply too much makeup. I mean, a tube of foundation can take me a year to finish and I wear makeup regularly. If you have to buy make up regularly that means you are probably wearing too much makeup.


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Sometimes we cover movies that people haven’t even heard of. Other times, we cover movies that are so fundamental to movie history that it makes you wonder why we haven’t covered them earlier. This week was one of those weeks.
How did you like Casablanca?

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‘For the Fallen’ is a commemoration of those who lost their lives in WW1 and conflicts since then. 2018 is the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I which gives a specific focus for those lost their lives in WW1, those who served in the armed forces and were killed in action, those who returned from fighting injured and damaged as a result of what they had experienced and those left behind who helped our island to thrive.
The exhibition ran from 7 October to 11 November. It was in the church and in The Ark (annexed to the church). The Poppy Cascade, the commemorative labels and the poem "For The Fallen", were displayed at the same time in the churchyard.
St Peter's church is indebted to the Hayling Island U3A (University of the 3rd Age) for providing their exhibition of life on Hayling Island during World War 1. There were information boards about the war and various aspects of life during this period of time including the volunteer sections, the Police, the effect on Community life, Hayling Island Schools, Hayling Island Families to mention a few. There were also some WW1 artefacts on display.
During the exhibition visitors were able to purchase a copy of the book Hayling Island Life and Times 1914-1919 which was researched and written by members of Hayling Island University of the Third Age.
During the For the Fallen event, inside St Peter's church, the flower arrangers mounted poppy displays. Among the poppies whihch were incorporated were some carved from a branch of the ancient yew tree in the churchyard, which had to be removed some years ago.


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Why are Kronos employees so engaged?
Inspiring career opportunities are around every corner at Kronos — whether you’re just starting out in the working world, or a seasoned pro looking for a new challenge.
From the U.S. and Canada, to India, Europe, and beyond, our award-winning culture and inspiring career paths continuously engage and challenge our employees. It’s the secret to our success — and one of the many reasons we’re consistently ranked a great place to work in Canada, and one of the best places to work in technology.
From internship or co-op to college grad, we welcome your passion to gain experience, share your knowledge, and innovate alongside our dynamic, engaged team of professionals.
Opportunity knocks. You need a new challenge. Life throws you a curve ball. No matter where or why your career is stalled or needs a recharge, your talents can find a home at Kronos.
Not happy with that new job after leaving the award-winning culture at Kronos? We make it a welcoming transition for high-performing alumni to rejoin our workforce.
What makes our award-winning culture different?
At Kronos, we strive to create an environment and culture that is conducive to the spirit of inspiration and innovation. That spirit not only empowers our employees, it powers our success and has helped us become a top place to work.
Kronos believes in taking an active approach to fully compensate and help our employees achieve a better work-life balance. That’s why our LiveInspired initiatives reward employees through generous benefits and other perks that extend beyond compensation.
What are people saying about Kronos?
Leverage social media tools to gain insight into how Kronos is viewed by others, including current and past Kronos employees.


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New Delhi: The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved capital infusion of Rs 6,000 crore in Export-Import Bank of India (EXIM Bank) through recapitalisation bonds to boost the bank's capacity in export financing.
"The EXIM Bank will be infused with Rs 4,500 crore before March and Rs 1,500 crore in the next fiscal," Union Minister Piyush Goyal told reporters after the Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
"The capital infusion will improve the bank's capacity to support the exporters and importers. This will boost export financing," he said.
The minister said India's textile industry has huge export potential and that the government with this step will enable EXIM Bank to better support the textile exporters with adequate lines of credit.
Goyal also said the strengthening of EXIM Bank will help in achieving the strategic interests of the country.

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there. The students talk about observing in areas other than schools, yet there never seems to be any consent. This causes the validity of the study into question. One final problem with the study is the extremely limited study group. There were 28 participants, only one of whom was ethnically diverse. In addition, the group is furthered whittled down into six, pre-selected students. This small sample size is troubling when the results could potentially influence teacher training. The idea of culturally training preservice teachers is an excellent idea. The idea of moving away from color blind methodology where all students are treated the same way to one which utilizes the differences in culture is a long time coming. Although Lenski et al (2005) have the right idea, which is to make culturally aware teachers; there study ultimately fails due to small sample sizes, uniformed consent, and prejudged assumptions.
Bibliography Lenski, S. D., Crawford, K., Crumpler, T., & Stallworth, C. (2005). Preparing Preservice Teachers in a Diverse World, Action in Teacher Education, 27(3), 3-12.


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First of all and most important, share the news!
Create awareness for these atrocities seldom reach international media. Below this post you can share this article to facebook, DIGG, twitter and more social media. Feel also free to take any content for your own blog or website. Spread the truth about these ongoing Israeli policies of abuse, torture, human rights violations, violations of the Rights of the Child as stated in the Universal treaty and even assassination of children.
Send an Email to Defence For Children International Headoffice by using this form on their website, and ask their intervention against this violations of the Rights of Children!
Envoyez un email à Defence for Children International Headoffice en utilisant le formulaire sur leur site, et demandez leur intervention contre cette violation des droits de l’enfant!
Enviar un correo electrónico a la Defensa Internacional centrales de los Niños Oficinas utilizando el formulario en su sitio, y pedir su intervención en contra de esta violación de los derechos de los niños!
Headoffice by using this form on their website, and request their intervention against this violations of the Rights of Children!
Now it’s time to get a fever and get sleepless and ACT! Write them an email or call, fax, tweet, share, post, blog and spread this information.

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The advent of the psychophysiological study of sleep, which started in the mid 50’s, allowed the scientific approach of disturbed sleep in most psychiatric disorders as well as that of the presence /role of psychopathology in the course of various sleep disorders. Insomnia and other sleep-wake cycle disturbances are among the cardinal symptoms of many psychiatric disorders, while polysomnographic findings in patients suffering from these disorders reveal underlying psychophysiological mechanisms which may have both disorder-specific and trans-diagnostic characteristics. The extensive study of psychopathology in various sleep disorders resulted in identifying its mainly primary causative nature for some of them (insomnia, nightmares, night terrors) and its secondary occurrence as a consequence of the physical problems in some others (narcolepsy, sleep apnea, REM behavior disorder).
Professor Soldatos graduated from the Athens University Medical School, where he had subsequently his specialty training in Neurology and Psychiatry (1964-1967). In 1967 he completed his Doctorate Thesis and in 1989 his Dozent Thesis at the University of Athens Medical School. He also trained for one year (1973-1974) in Clinical EEG at the University of Manitoba Medical School, Winnipeg, Canada.
For the last 50 years, he has served in the faculty of Departments of Psychiatry at the University of Athens, Pennsylvania State University and New York Medical College. During his academic career, he became Associate Director of the Sleep Research and Treatment Center at Pennsylvania State University, Director of the Sleep Research Unit and Sleep Disorders Center at Athens University, Chairman of the 2nd Department of Psychiatry (Attikon Hospital) as well as for the 1st Department of Psychiatry (Eginition Hospital) at the University of Athens. He is currently Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry and Director of the Mental Health Care Unit at the Evgenidion Hospital of the University of Athens.
Over the years he has been Chairman of the Committee for Mental Health of the Central Health Council of Greece and Member of many other Committees of national and international Organizations. He was President of the International Neuropsychiatric Association (I.N.A) from 2006 to 2008 and of the World Federation of Societies of Biological Psychiatry (WFSBP) from 2013 to 2015, as well as of six other scientific societies in Greece and abroad.
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This immaculate turn key home has it all and is just waiting for a new owner! Inside, there are 4 spacious bedrooms, 3 full baths, separate family and living rooms, an amazing kitchen with custom concrete counters with a beautiful backsplash. The amazing pebble tec pool was resurfaced in 2017. Other features include a new softwater system, vaulted ceilings, newer HVAC (2013), newer HW heater (2015), gorgeous kitchen cabinets, upgraded tile/carpet, oversized 2 car garage, with massive storage with the garage cabinets, ext cov patio, mature landscaping, newly stuccoed/painted back yard walls, and more. Home is located a short distance to shopping, restaurants, entertainment, hospitals, and the Surprise Stadium that is the home of the Texas Rangers and the KC Royals.
From Litchfield Road and Greenway Road, go E on Greenway, L on North West Point Parkway, R on Tara Lane, home on L.