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This one's for Mike ... thank goodness Spar has no numbers in it !!
4 husbands were sitting at the waiting room in a hospital waiting for their wives to give birth.
Soon, a nurse came out from the delivery room and told the first daddy:" Congratulations, you've got twins!"."Oh!.....maybe it's just a coincidence" said the daddy, "as I'm working at the Petronas Twin Towers ".
Then another nurse came out of the room and told the second daddy:" Congratulations, you've got triplets!""Wooow!, this is a coincidence too" said the second daddy. "I am working for 3M Corporation".
A while later, another nurse appeared and told the third daddy:" Congratulations! Your wife got quadruplets" "Thanks God. Perhaps this is also a coincidence". "I work at Four Seasons Hotel!".
You forgot Mr slippery Shlope ... singing about the benefits of having an " Oasis "
Hey leave the Aussie Anthem out of it Bru !
Hey Sandy, , Who's the clown??
Jacob Zuma of course ..
No man Sandy, he can't be a clown, a clown makes one laugh, he just makes one want to shoot him in the head!
especially all in lower case.
Cape Town is a city on the coast of South Africa so called because the wearing of capes or cloaks is compulsory within the city limits.
It was founded by Batman on his way to Melbourne from Holland in 1652.
Cape Town is also called "The Mother City", believed to be due to the highly expressive vocabulary of the local dialect (in which the words "your mother" feature regularly) and the cheap and nasty (but potent) local wine.
A different school of thought believes the origin of the name lies in the fact that it takes 9 months to do anything in this sleepy hollow.
Cape Town is situated on a sandbar under Table Mountain (so called because unlike most mountains, it is flat).
Cape Town became famous for the first successful heart transplant operation at its "Great Skewer" Hospital by Christian Barnyard.
Cape Town is neither as wealthy nor as large as Johannesburg, so the inhabitants compensate with a superior attitude based on the claim that they were there first.
Which none of them personally were, unless they are over 400 years old?
It is socially unacceptable for a Capetonian to talk to people that they have not previously talked to, which severely limits social interactions.
If the opportunity should somehow present itself, a traditional Cape Town greeting is "Jou ma se *%#@", often abbreviated to "Jou ma", which means, roughly "Good day and good health to you and your good mother, sir!"
Robin Island was named after Batman's faithful sidekick.
Later it was renamed "Robbin' Island" and used as a jail, like Alcatraz but with colder water around it and more sharks in it.
In spite of the revolution in 1994 severe social inequality still persists. Efforts to redress this historical imbalance are progressing well, particularly the "mugg'em" initiative.
Popular sports are pretentiousness, drunk-driving, pole-vaulting, French dressing and Mexican standoffs. The summer sport of setting fire to the mountainside is more popular with tourists than with locals, though all enjoy the cheerful spectacle of the flames and smoke.
Since 2006, the town council of Cape Town has embraced an "Amish-isation " policy, and has turned it's back on the use of electricity, declaring it a decadent bourgeois luxury. Electricity is slowly being phased out in a series of "power cuts", and it is to be replaced by the use of candles, paraffin lamps and fires for illumination and sing-alongs for entertainment.
Cape Town is the first place to boast an Invisible Bridge. However, the bridge is currently not in use as the city council refused to believe the claims of the construction company when they informed the council that they had developed a new building material which was stronger than steel but could not be seen by the human eye. The city council is said to have likened the bridge fiasco to "The Emperor's New Clothes".
Roads Memorial celebrates the fact that Cape Town is where roads were invented.
This is delightfully done by means of a monument which includes important tools for roadmaking such as lions, a man with a horse and some dude's head.
Bergies are Cape Town's world famous mountaineers who live on Table Mountain and often come down into the city to welcome foreigners with the traditional Capetonian greeting of "Jou maaaa se *%$@!"
Oi !! Bunny ears ... dont slag my city ... and yes I despite being a vampire who has seen many centuries .. have not been resident for 400 years but settled down recently in this laid back city ... the bergies make for easy targets for a quick sip of blood .. advantage is its already well laced with alcohol so i get free booze as well ... ... strangely enough Paula .. the quick paced life of Joburg with quick and big money is merely transitory .. fact that has played out so many times .. when times are lean .. our cousins in the north seem to be harder hit than us ... John had it many times over .. lean times and Cape town sleepy hollow still chugged along producing income ... same now with my company .. up country way below budget .. but Cape Town above budget ,.. so yes we slower more relaxed ,, less frenetic... more of the nine month mnd but we passionate about what we do and it shows ... so we are there ... heres to CT with its invisible bridges that every big fast frenetic investor/builder was supposed to include in their "upgrade" that being another huge phallic tower building , the completion of the invisible bridges ... but somehow or other retreated north or somewhere else and conveniently forgot to complete the project ... even the stadium will not not get that happening ..
Hmmmm, what can I say...........relax those buns Sandy!!!
1. You cannot touch all your teeth with your tongue.
2. All idiots, after reading the first truth, will try it.
3. And discover that the first truth is a lie.
4. You're smiling now because you're an idiot.
5. You soon will forward this to another idiot.
6. There's still a stupid smile on your face.
I apologise about this. I did that as well, I'm an idiot too and I needed company.
So here’s to you having a good day.


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industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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Beginnings! Each Wiens mandolin starts out by choosing a fine bookmatched Spruce soundboard. After a pianstaking jointing process, I glue the halves up on a special joining board using hot hide glue. The bars and wedges ensure that the plate halves go together nice & flat against the board.
This is my shop-built duplicarver which I use it to rough-carve the mandolin’s plates.Here I’m roughing out the maple back plate on the duplicarver, which then gets cut to its final profile on the bandsaw. I will follow this with a similar roughing-out process on the inside of the plate using a separate model.
Here I’m in the process of doing the final carving and graduating an on F-5 top. First I tackle the exterior. It gets carved using several different violin makers’ planes and is then scraped to final dimension.
I use a low-angle light in a darkened room to help me spot any minor distortions in the arching. This will be the final exterior belly shape except for the flat edge, which is necessary for the binding rabbet operation.
Next, I graduate the top from the inside. Graduating is the process of carving the plate gradually thinner as you near its’ outer perimeter. The graduated plate offers less and less resistance to vibration as it travels outwards from the thicker bridge area, allowing them to travel further than they would through a flat, non-graduated soundboard …..This results in amplification. To compound this effect further, the thinner, more flexible area around the edge of the instrument allows the graduated soundboard to pump up and down and function like a speaker cone when energy is applied. This is why good archtop mandolins are so sensitive and loud.
I use a dial indicator to help me gauge my progress as I slowly plane and scrape these last few critical shavings from the plate. I am now also tapping and flexing the plate to get a sense of its overall stiffness. I’ll base my final minimum thickness on this factor.
During the final few moments of graduating, I frequently hold the plate in front of a lamp andpass light through it. This lets me see discrepancies that are hard to spot with the dial indicator alone.
Time to cut the F-holes! This is my pin-routing setup for quickly and accurately cutting the F-holes of the mandolin. The f-hole’s size, shape & location on this aluminum template were taken directly from Loar #76547.
To make them, I must carve two spruce tonebar blanks to exactly fit the interior of the soundboard, and then glue them in place. I start by marking the locations of the tonebars and then hold them in place while I use a shopmade scribe to mark the soundboard’s contour on both sides of the tonebar. Now it’s just a matter of carving the bar down to the mark right? …Easier said than done. It can take hours of scraping and sanding and checking to get the tonebars to fit just right.
Next I begin to carve the tone bars down using a small chisel and sandpaper. As I get closer to to my minimum dimension, I constantly flex the tonebar with my hands. This particular step is about walking the fine line between big sound and adequate structure. When I feel the tone bars are as close to the minimum as I care to go…I stop.
Signing off on this completed Wiens F5 soundboard!
The sides of the mandolin start out as straight, thin strips of figured maple that are cut and sanded to the desired thickness. A little water and a hot bending iron is all that is necessary to bend the sides to the proper shape .With highly figured maple, a stainless steel strap is used to assist in the bending, and prevent any break-out.
It takes me 2-3 very intense hours to bend a set of sides that I’m satisfied with. After a day of drying, this set will be trimmed and glued-up into a rim.
Before I can glue the rim up, I must make the F-5‘s 4 internal blocks. The blocks will serve as solid areas to mount the neck and tailpiece, as well as give the sides something solid to join on to. These blocks are simply bandsawed from some Honduras mahogany and then sanded to final dimension with the spindle and belt sanders.
This is my Dedicated F-5 Rim making mold. It allows me to consistently glue up F-5 rims without any unwanted surprises. The shape of the mold is from a direct tracing I took from Loar F-5 #76547, signed on March 31st 1924. The unique asymmetry of that particular Loar has been captured as closely as possible in this piece of tooling.
The bent maple sides and mahogany block are married together in the jig to form the F5 rim! I’m using little shims to tighten up any gaps and then gluing the blocks in place using hot hide glue.
A stack of Wiens F5 rims as they come out of the jig. Before I can glue the soundboard on though, I”ll need some kerfed linings.
This is the gangsaw and crosscut sled I use on the tablesaw to make the cuts or “kerfs” in the Basswood strips that will become the kerfed linings.The set is comprised of three thin-kerf blades with spacers between them. The two lexan featherboards hold the linings down and against the fence so that they don’t ride up or shift during a pass.
After the strips are slotted I simply pass them over a belt sander by hand until I achieve the triangular cross section.
I can now move ahead and apply the kerfed linings. For this step I’m using pearl hide glue. It sets up a bit slower and will give me a few extra seconds of open time so I can all the clamps in place before the glue cools and gels. Still, I pre-warm each lining with a heat gun,before I apply the hide glue and clamp it to the rim.
Now with the top linings in place, we are ready to glue this one to a soundboard and make a soundbox out of it! I use my jig to hold the rim exactly as it was when I glued it up, only now I install a special inside mold with a riser that holds the rim up high enough so that the kerfed linings are clear of the mold.
First I warm the rim with a heat gun, then quickly coat the rim with hide glue and place the soundboard over the pins and onto the rim. I place a clamping caul over the soundboard and bolt it down using a cordless nut driver. We just made a box! ….total time: about 25 seconds!
Fresh outta the jig. Now t’s looking more like a soundbox.
Now I want to start getting the binding on. That involves routing precise rabbets completely around the top edge. I can use my router table to rout the majority of the binding rabbet, I use a a special spiral bit that gives and an extremely smooth cut.
It does a nice job, however the router table can’t get into the nook in the bottom point or around the scroll. Those areas will require a lot of time spent hand cutting.
Before I get too focused on that scroll rabbet, I want to cut the 15th fret crosspiece line. This is where the riserblock will reside and it’s location is very important.
Now I can spend some time refining the scroll rabbet to get it Loary looking. I do this mostly by eye using only a razor knife and few small chisels. As I work, I occasionaly refer to some detailed photographs of various Loar F5’s on my shop wall.
I have a pair of custom left & right curved dogleg chisels that help me refine the bottom of the rabbet.
Just like with the F5 Peghead, I apply the celluloid binding in two stages. First the black/white purfling, followed by a custom- sized outer ivoroid binding. This two-step technique is more time consuming, but replicates that used on the Loar mandolins and the thicker outer binding gives just the right look.
Now I can start applying the thicker ivory grained celluloid binding. Again I use the heat gun and various forms to get the right shape. I fill a syringe with my ivoroid binding glue to help with clean application.
Masking tape, packing tape, wedges and spool clamps keep the pieces in place while the glue dries.
wrapping & clamping the corners using whatever works best for the application. Often it’s wedges and more packing tape.
With the top’s binding completed. I can install the riser block and then apply the back’s kerfed linings now in the same way as I did the top.
I rout the body’s dovetail mortise using a router and a collar template. This ensures a a very clean and repeatable cut.
I’m ready to fit the neck on this one. I use a chisel and then run sanding strips through the joint., constantly checking for my final neck angle and bridge height. It’s a stressful operation.
Here, after a couple hours of fussing, I’ve fit the neck. This is what I call an excellent dovetail joint.
I used to join the neck after the back was on, but I’ve come to realize that I can better control my final bridge height and also improve the quality of the dovetail joint by joining the neck first. Here’s a look at #40 with it’s neck attached but still no back. The second Wiens piccolo P5 in front.
Joining a beautiful 2-piece hard maple back.
After rough carving on my duplicarver. I refine the shape of the back using a chisel and planes.
Hours of carving and refining have gone into this one-piece back and it’s ready to be glued in place. This photo shows the deep wood removal around the scroll.
Here, I’ve glued the back on and routed its binding rabbet much like I did the top. Except of course that maple is much harder and much more difficult to work.
And here it is after the binding has been applied & scraped flush.
Fingerboard in place and the neck is final shaped. Here’s a look at a Wiens F5 in the white. Sanded and ready for stain.
This is a beautiful one-piece back jobbie.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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We haven't discussed King Jackpot in a while, so we thought we should give this regal online scratch card site some attention. The sites layout is particularly impressive, with the homepage scattered with jewels and other decoration fit for a king. The site hosts a selection of bingo, slots and casino games. However, it must be said that the online casino has a very limited selection of promotions on offer. Nonetheless, it does have the standard deposit and reload bonuses and their loyalty club.
Inviting your friends is easy, simply enter your login name on King Jackpot’s refer a friend page, share via social media/email/link, and view the cash you’ve made!

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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Due to a bushfire in the Mt Cullen area, the Wedge River campground is closed and the Mt Wedge and Sentinel Range walking tracks, the Island Rd, Boat Ramp Rd, Saw Back Range Track, Clear Hill Rd and the Adamsfield Conservation Area are all closed.
Gordon River Rd between Maydena and Strathgordon is closed until further notice. Check the Tasmania Police website Community Alerts page http://www.police.tas.gov.au/community-alerts/ for updates.
Scotts Peak Rd is closed. The Mt Anne walk is also closed.
Due to the ongoing bushfire situation, campfires have been banned until further notice at many of the state’s popular campgrounds/campsites. For the full list go to: Track and Reserve Closures on the PWS website.
For up to date bushfire information listen to ABC Local Radio or look at the TFS website at www.fire.tas.gov.au.

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A brand new Hornby R1210 “Santa’s Express” electric train set in 00 gauge.
This is the ultimate Christmas tree decoration. Santa’s special train includes his own steam engine, a wagon full of presents and a closed van to keep his reindeer in. The spritely little engine, with its colourful seasonal livery is more than capable of pulling this really important train around the base of your Christmas tree on Christmas Day!
plus power clip and owner’s manual.
This is not only a stunning and fun Christmas decoration to go around the base of your tree but is also a great gift for a budding railway modeller.
It not only has the standard Hornby 00 gauge track but like other Hornby 00 gauge sets it can be added to with the Hornby TrakMat, track packs as well as the range of building packs available to build a full model railway layout.

industry_corpus2: Transportation


text: Explorys has announced an equity partnership with Cleveland Clinic that brings together a network of researchers and clinicians spanning millions of patient visits, diagnoses, procedures, and outcomes. Financing was led by Cleveland based 23Bell LLC and included Austin- based Genesis Inventions. The funding for Explorys was led by 23Bell LLC and included Genesis Inventions. Explorys was formed with the intention of accelerating data exploration and research collaboration. Explorys is designed to provide instantaneous search, tagging, and collaboration. Explorys will be led by president and CTO Charlie Lougheed, as well as CEO Stephen McHale.

industry_corpus2: Biopharmaceuticals


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Surrey Industrial History Group (SIHG) - Reigate and Banstead.
The Reigate & Banstead district is dominated by the residential areas of Redhill, Reigate, Merstham, Honey and Banstead and, because of the continuous housing and commercial development, many industrial sites and premises have been lost in recent years. Of particular note were the remains of the Reigate Brewery, south of the High Street, Standing as they did on prime building land, the former brewery buildings were demolished in 1993/94 to make way for a new supermarket and, unfortunately, this is not just an isolated case. There are some important sites still to be seen, such as the remains of the Surrey Iron Railway which ran south of Croydon, passed through the Merstham gap in the North Downs, and terminated at the Merstham firestone mines. This railway was intended to reach Portsmouth, to counter the threat to shipping in the English Channel by Napoleon's forces. When this threat receded, the necessity for the railway diminished and the new steam railways ended the existence of the first public railway in the world. The firestone mines at Merstham provided a very popular and well known building stone that was used in the construction of many famous buildings, such as Windsor Castle and Westminster Abbey. When the demand for firestone diminished, the softer hearthstone became popular for whitening stone doorsteps and many of the old mines were re-worked. All remains in this area have been destroyed following the construction of the M23. Railways feature prominently in the district, and played an important role in the development of the Borough, and areas such asTadworth, for example, owe their existence to the railway. The Crawley to Reigate road was the first authorised turnpike in Surrey, although the ascent up Reigate Hill caused problems early on.
The geology of the area attracted several types of extractive industries, in the Redhill, Reigate and Merstham areas in particular. The Upper Greenland at Merstham yielded hard calcareous building stone and later the softer hearthstone, Sand extraction took place in the Folkestone Beds which outcrop in the Redhill area especially, and although fine glass making sand is still extracted at Holmethorpe, deposits will soon be exhausted here. Likewise with Fullers Earth, which occurs within the Sandgate Beds between Redhill and Bletchingly. Over centuries this non-plastic clay with absorbent properties has been obtained in great quantities, using open cast mining techniques, and although it is not used for fulling any more, its uses now range from cat litter to processes in the oil industry. Finally, the chalk pits at Reigate and formerly at Merstham, provided vast amounts of hydrated lime used extensively in the building trade. The lack of water power in the district resulted in twelve windmills being erected within the district, with Reigate Heath Post Mill being the most accessible of its type. Most of the small industries that flourished throughout the district have succumbed to housing and commercial development, but the British Wax Refining Company, at Earlswood, still purifies and bleaches crude beeswax using plant and machinery installed in 1917.


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Mary Beth Bruder received her Ph.D. from the University of Oregon in Developmental Disabilities – Early Childhood. Dr. Bruder has been in the early intervention field, including the design, provision and evaluation of early intervention services within a number of states and across a variety of agencies including Early Intervention, Special Education, Child Care and Head Start since 1975.
Currently, Dr. Bruder is the Director of the University of Connecticut A.J. Pappanikou Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Education, Research, and Service (Center) and Professor of Pediatrics, at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine. Dr. Bruder also directs a number of federally funded pre-service, in-service, demonstration, and research projects, and she is the Editor of Infants and Young Children.
Dr. Bruder has won several awards, including the Mary McEvoy Service to the Field Award from the Division of Early Childhood (DEC) and the Angel in Adoption Award from Senator Christopher Dodd and the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute.
Since 1986, Dr. Bruder has been a member of the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, having been promoted to Professor of Pediatrics in 1996. She had a joint appointment in the Neag School of Education and was a UCEDD faculty at the Neag School from 1986-1996. To date, Dr. Bruder has brought in over $45 million to the Health Center. Dr. Bruder is a recognized leader in the early childhood field and has an extensive history in the UCEDD Network. She is also the parent of children with developmental delays.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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Without the proper knowledge or perspective around 508 accessibility, some health plans view a “tagged” document as good enough for 508 compliance. Others promote a more “willing to learn” strategy to discover who needs accessibility, how it provides equal access to members and how everyone can benefit from it. Where does your company stand?
In many ways, 508 accessibility is an area of ongoing learning. It continually challenges us to answer the question: how do you apply what you have learned to everyday experiences. The answer is to build not only your knowledge, but also your perspective.
Try this exercise to give yourself some perspective on usability: using only the arrow keys on your keyboard, navigate one of your PDF documents. Observe where the cursor moves and how long it takes. Can you make your way through the proper sequence of content down rows and across columns? Can you open your bookmark panel? Can you get to the URL links?
The ability to navigate a document is an important feature to a person with disabilities. Sometimes it is all about your perspective and an understanding of what you take for granted.
Federally funded programs supported by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) such as Medicare, Part D, and the Health Insurance Marketplace, have specific standards that require healthcare providers to apply accessibility to electronic documents.
CMS provides guidelines for preparing and publishing PDFs so that the user experience for anyone – with or without disabilities – is equal. These requirements specify that content must be tagged and sequenced in a way that is compatible with screen readers and other accessibility software.
To accomplish and satisfy this requirement, you need a commitment to make it part of your business strategy and the expertise to add accessibility to your documents.
I’ve reviewed many documents where the nondiscrimination (1557) and multi-language services (MLI) pages are an image. Why is that an issue?
The nondiscrimination is typically half a page followed by the MLI – which can be multiple pages and include 15 to 27 languages (CMS requirement in the states being marketed to). We have guided our clients and corrected the nondiscrimination and MLI pages many times - including composing it in a desktop publishing application. This process ensures that the entire document is remediated for accessibility and fully compliant.
Mishandling the nondiscrimination and MLI pages are where best practice can go terribly wrong. When these pages are created as an image and placed into a document section or page, accessibility is dropped in the process. The result is content on the page describing nondiscrimination, while the page itself is not accessible. It’s hypocritical and isolates those with disabilities. This is not how the information should be presented or the intent of the legal requirement.
Accessibility is built into everything you touch in today’s digital world - apps for your phone, your house, security and so much more. Who would have thought that having the option to enlarge the font size or change the color on your cell phone is an accessibility-driven feature? It is an equal benefit for everyone.
How your plan supports and promotes 508 accessibility provides a platform for being inclusive. Not only is it a must from a compliance perspective, but it is also the right thing to do to benefit ALL your members.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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industry_corpus2: Real Estate & Construction


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It is an essential discipline for every serious birdwatcher to write down what they are observing, particularly if they are not sure what the species is or they know it to be particularly rare or unusual. What follows are our standards for acceptance of unusual records and some guidance on how best to present this information.
The Northern India Bird Network has resolved to maintain the highest standards in the publications of records. We intend that people outside India, and our successors in posterity, should be content with our identifications, even when they don’t or cannot know the observer themselves.
Our e-mail group and website will publish what people report, but that does not automatically mean their records are acceptable. Anyone can question a record or ask for detail through the e-mail group. Everyone is encouraged to be active in this regard. At the same time the record moderators (see our Network page) will intervene if they think a record is so rare or unexpected that more detail is needed.
These principles apply to everyone, however venerable or experienced. It is no shame (rather a compliment) to be asked to provide a full description. Otherwise we are forced into the untenable position of selecting an elite that is unquestionable. Posterity will not necessarily recognise such self-appointed elites!
Salim Ali was always adamant that anything rare should be fully described. I personally saw him write field notes on difficult species in the early 1980s’ shortly before he passed away. I believe that his is the only fair way forward if we are to maintain a reputation as scientifically valid contributors to the knowledge of Indian birds.
The most important thing is to write down what you see as close as possible to when you see it. That means carrying a notebook (or paper) and a pencil or pen (or tape-recorder). Of course you will often refer to your bird books as soon as you can to help you with the identification, but the critical information I will always be what you saw. You may well see things the bird books don’t mention and not all bird books are entirely accurate on the difficult species. I have found that for some uncertain observations I have had to refer to as many as six books to settle the issue; but without my own notes taken on the spot I would never have been certain.
We all use the elimination process to identify birds. That is we say “oh if it has this it cannot be that”. This is fine as part of the exercise but it is a very personal process. To have a record accepted this is not sufficient. Nor is assertion; that is saying “ I am sure this is what I saw”. The only thing that will convince is reporting what you saw with the information being fully adequate to identify the species you claim.
There is nothing more depressing for a keen and honest birdwatcher than to have their claimed record rejected. Believe me I know! And I also know that however many years you have been bird-watching (in my case nearly 50); you still make mistakes. Isn’t that part of the delight of our hobby, that there is always something to learn?
Please try and put this into perspective. What the moderators are saying is that the evidence is insufficient; you may well have seen the bird you claimed but you haven’t got enough data on it and on that basis other confusion species cannot be excluded. If you read on I believe you will be much less likely to get your genuine records rejected.
1. Name of bird (or if you are not sure) group of birds. Observers’ names (each observer must provide an independent description), dates, place (with a brief description of habitat), times of observation and optical aids used (that is type of binocular or telescope if any). It is always helpful to include your experience of the species and any possible confusion species.
2. A brief description of what the bird looked like, what it was doing and which other species were near to it. How did it compare? What struck you? Why do you think it is what you say it is?
3. A description of the bird, start with what it was doing and how. Then move on to describe what it looked like overall. Then describe it. It is probably easiest to start with the head move to the back, wings and tail, then the underparts , then the bill and legs. It is often helpful to use the diagrammatic illustrations (available at the beginning of all good field-guides) to ensure you are describing the right parts of the plumage. But different species may require a different order of description. Try to transcribe any calls heard.
4. Don’t include what you assumed but didn’t see. It may be irrelevant anyway.
5. If you have even the most meagre talent, include a sketch (preferably drawn while you are looking at the bird). It really is helpful. And you can use it to highlight the most important features.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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On behalf of Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels, Agosto & Aziz posted in Worker Injury on Sunday, December 22, 2013.
When large construction projects are in progress, there is always an element of danger. Between heavy equipment, sharp tools and the fast-paced atmosphere that almost always surrounds a construction project, one distracted worker or malfunctioning piece of equipment could lead to a workplace accident that injures or kills workers. A college in this state that is undergoing a large construction project with a Houston-based company at the helm has been plagued with several construction accidents, the latest resulting in the death of one of the workers.
Texas A&M University has been renovating Kyle Field for several months. In June, an accident injured four workers when the equestrian center they were building collapsed. Work slowed a bit during the football season in the fall, but picked up momentum again once the home game season was over. However, on Dec. 3, 25-year-old man was killed when he fell four stories while working on a spiral pedestrian ramp.
Although the construction project was on university property and not necessarily under the jurisdiction of the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, because the workers who were injured and killed were subcontractor for the company contracted to complete the renovation, the agency is investigating. The university, as well as the main contractor, are also working to piece together how the accidents occurred.
When workers are injured while doing their jobs, and the injuries are not of their making, workers can seek compensation for medical bills, lost wages and other expenses. In the unfortunate event that a worker is killed, the surviving family members can seek compensation as well. A legal professional with experience in handling these types of situations can help victims determine their specific rights and explain the process used to attain them.


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Fishing Minutes away, access areas to: The famous West Canada Creek both north and south. Canoe rental nearby.
Hinckley Reservoir, boating access and public access areas.
Ice Fishing at Delta Lake, 30 minutes away.
Cooperstown is 1 1/2 hours away.
There are festivals and shows at various places in the area year around.
Recreation USA, and Happy Campers.


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Can I do test only for my licence upgrade?
Yes, our Driving Examiners are able to conduct test-only (Competency Test - CT) as a pathway to your licence upgrade. Please see our CT brochure PDF for more information.
Can I get Government funding for this course?
NO, NT Government funding programs are available to other organisations based on 'legacy agreements'. NATA has met with Government representatives to request more fair-handed treatment, and been told there was nothing Government could do to make this situation fair for NATA and its students. You have the right to ask your local member why their BUY NT policy does not apply in this situation, they are spending your taxes after all.
Can I wear thongs to the course?
For EWP and Doggers licence training you will require steel capped boots.
Can you process the High Risk Work licence for me?
NATA does not arrange High Risk Work or Heavy Vehicle Driver licence endorsements, you will need to contact your local branch of NT Worksafe (contacts)or MVR (contacts).
Do I need to bring anything to the course? Do I need to wear a Hi-vis shirt or vest?
No, course materials, general PPE and equipment is provided. You will need to wear workboots for the practical sessions, and steelcaps for EWP and Doggers practicals. Tea, coffee and water are available at the course, you will have to purchase or bring lunch.
How long does it take to issue me with a Statement of Attainment on completion of this course?
For Heavy Vehicle Licence upgrade NATA issues your Statement on completion of your assessment. Where you want the Statement posted to you, your statement is sent by registered mail which takes 1 to 2 working days. You will need to take your Statement to your local MVR office to obtain your licence upgrade to a Heavy Vehicle Driver Licence with an Open HR endorsement.
For High Risk Work Licences, your Statement of Attainment is usually issued within 14 working days of completion of your course and sent by post which usually takes 2 to 5 working days.
How long does the Heavy Vehicle Driver training take?
There is no short answer to this question, individual learning varies according to individual experience, confidence and learning preferences.
I am an experienced Forklift/EWP operator, can I do a one day course?
NATA do not offer one day courses for these classes of High Risk Work licensing.
I am an experienced Forklift/EWP operator, can I do a refresher course?
If you already hold a relevant, current licence, NATA can organise refresher training to review your current skills and/or to upgrade certain aspects of your skills. If you do not hold a current licence you will have to do the full training course (NATA has a two day course) to obtain your licence.
I have an expired High Risk Work licence endorsed for Forklift/EWP/Dogman, can I renew my licence?
For NT High Risk Work licenses, if your licence has expired not more than 12 months ago, you are able to renew your licence, please contact the Territory Business Centre to confirm. Note that you are not permitted to perform High Risk Work while your licence is expired.
If your High Risk Work licence expired more than 12 months ago, you will have to redo the full training and assessments to obtain a new High Risk Work Licence.
I have been told I need an unrestricted truck licence. Are there any licence conditions on the endorsement I will get when I complete my training?
When you complete your training, NATA will issue you with a Statement of Attainment which you take to MVR to obtain your Open HR endorsement on your Heavy Vehicle Drivers Licence.
I need to drive a truck with a crash box. Does your truck have this gearbox?
For HR licence upgrades, our training covers all elements of the nationally recognised unit of competency and when you are assessed as competent, NATA will issue you with a Statement of Attainment which you take to MVR to obtain your Open HR endorsement on your Heavy Vehicle Drivers Licence. Talk to your trainer about any specific technical information you require.
Is my previous experience recognised so I can do a shorter course?
Your previous experience will help you understand the course theory and more easily undertake the practical exercises.
High Risk Work licensing is subject of mandated assessments and challenge testing, where an assessor must observe your competence in completing mandated tasks. This means you must complete all of the assessment requirements of the course.
For Heavy Vehicle licence upgrades, the time taken depends on your confidence, experience and individual learning style.
From NATA’s perspective, we need to ensure you have had all of the necessary information delivered to you during the course. NATA choose not to compromise your gaining competence or the quality of our course delivery by cutting corners with course content.
What do I need to do to get a High Risk Work Licence?
When you complete your training, your assessor will issue you with an Assessment Report. You take your report to Territory Business Centre (TBC) at Darwin Corporate Park, Building 3, 631 Stuart Hwy, Berrimah (see other locations and contact details). The staff at TBC will take your photo, process your paperwork and charge $76.00 to issue you with a High Risk Work Licence with its new endorsement.


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The electronic logging device (ELD) mandate will go into effect beginning December 18, 2017. By that time, many large-scale trucking companies will have already implemented ELDs across their operation. However, many smaller trucking companies have yet to install such devices on their trucks.
1. What are some key components of the ELD mandate?
Use of ELDs is required for commercial motor vehicle (CMV) operators who are required to prepare hours of service (HOS) records of duty status (RODS).
ELD devices are required to be certified and registered with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and must comply with standards for performance and design as described in the mandate.
Supporting documents are required to be maintained as proof of service.
Harassment of drivers based on ELD data or connected technology such as a fleet management system is prohibited; recourse for such actions are provided by the mandate.
2. Which carrier companies will be required to install ELDs?
The mandate applies to most motor carriers and drivers who currently maintain RODS based on legal requirements. Canada- and Mexico-domiciled motor carriers are also required to use ELDs, except those who qualify for an exemption.
3. When will my fleet be required to install ELDs?
Awareness and Transition Phase: This initial two-year period following publication of the ELD rule began February 16, 2016, and ends December 18, 2017. During this time carriers and drivers subject to the rule should research, plan and budget for ELD compliance. The following methods of recording will be allowed: paper logs, logging software, Automatic On Board Recording Devices (AOBRDS) and ELDs that are registered and listed on the FMCSA website.
Phased-In Compliance: Between December 18, 2017, and December 16, 2019, carriers and drivers subject to the rule will be allowed to utilize AOBRDS that were installed in vehicles prior to December 18, 2017 and certified, registered ELDs list on the FMCSA website.
Full Compliance: After December 16, 2019, all drivers and carriers subject to the rule must use certified, registered ELDs that comply with requirements of the mandate.
4. How will the ELD mandate affect carrier companies?
The use of electronic logging devices will have a large effect on the trucking industry. According to the FMCSA, benefits of the mandate range from helping create a safer work environment for drivers to an easier, more accurate way to collect RODS data.
ELD rules require carrier companies to invest in a new technology. The impact of installing ELDs in a large fleet could impact capacity at first by maintaining more accurate hours of service logs. In addition, investing in ELDs could present a financial burden on a trucking company. Ensure your fleet is prepared to invest in this new technology and consider utilizing a portable ELD or compliant wireless device to reduce the initial cost of the mandate.
5. Which ELD devices are compliant with the mandate?
The FMCSA has provided a list of registered ELDs here. As more ELDs come onto the market, it’s important to understand the minimum requirements of ELD functionality. The FMCSA has provided a checklist carriers can use when determining which ELD they will use for their company.
6. Can I use a mobile device to track my ELD-required data?
Yes – the FMCSA has acknowledged the cost burden many ELD devices place on carrier companies. Smartphones, tablets and other wireless devices can be used as long as the technology meets the technical specifications of the ELD mandate, including hardwiring into the truck’s engine.
7. Will vehicle location information identify street addresses?
No. Vehicle position information does not identify a truck’s exact location. Identifiable locations correspond to the name of a nearby city, town or village, and a state abbreviation. In addition, the FMCSA will not retain any ELD data unless there is a violation.
8. How often does the ELD record location data?
When the vehicle is in motion, ELD data is recorded every 60 minutes, as well as when the driver powers up and shuts down the engine, changes duty status, or indicates personal use or movement within the yard.
9. What are supporting documents and when do I use them?
Supporting documents are related to a driver’s records of duty status (RODS). Motor carriers must maintain up to eight supporting documents for every 24-hour period of on-duty time. If more than eight documents are retained, the carrier must keep the first and last document generated during the regular course of business.
10. What actions must be taken in the event of an ELD malfunction?
Note the malfunction of the ELD in the form of written notice to the carrier within 24 hours.
Reconstruct the record of duty status for the current 24-hour period and previous 7 consecutive days.
Record RODS on graph-grid paper logs in compliance with 49 CFR 395.8, unless the driver has the records or is able to retrieve them from the ELD.
Continue to manually prepare RODS in according to 49 CFR 395.8 mandates until the ELD is functioning properly.
The FMCSA has created a resource library detailing ELD requirements. Visit the FMCSA’s website for more details about the upcoming mandate.


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To provide you with an opportunity for original and independent research, which may involve both practical and theoretical component. To develop a research project in sufficient depth to produce a piece of work which is publishable in the refereed scientific literature. To develop your skills in scientific computing, critical analysis of scientific literature, teamwork, time management, and written and oral presentation.
Critically review the literature in an area of science that is new to you.
Analyse and interpret new scientific results.
Assess the wider significance of these results, including any commercial applications.
Plan and complete a research project within a fixed time period.
Produce a thorough but concise scientific report.
In semester 1 you will attend small group tutorials, which will cover research skills including: science communication â€“ posters, seminars, scientific papers; critical evaluation; employability skills; online presence, including blogs and social media; grant applications. In semester 2, you will write a detailed research proposal, reviewing the field and defining your project within it, for submission at the beginning of February; example proposals in a variety of fields will be available for guidance. The research project will then run from February to September. The project will be linked to Evolutionary biology Research, and may involve the acquisition of new data, the analysis of existing data in a novel way, or the development and testing of a new method. The project is expected to lead to results that are publishable in the peer-reviewed scientific literature.
This module provides you with the unique experience of undertaking your research project with researchers across the university asking evolutionary questions. Different areas of research can be chosen, but any individual researcher can only accommodate 1 or 2 students. Students should have some idea of what area of research they want to study before starting MRes Evolution: from Galapagos to the 21st Century, and a project supervisor will be assigned on that basis. Data collection for research projects may take place in Academic Units across the UoS, or at an identified affiliated institution. Particular needs will be catered for when students choose their project, including site accessibility. Students will choose their preferred project location upon application to aid in programme structure for the period of study. Following interview, students will be allocated to a project, taking into account their preferred topic and particular requirements of each student.
The price of this module will be incorporated into the tuition fee for the MRes Evolution: from the Galapagos to the 21st Century programme, with all costs associated with a studentâ€™s chosen research project being included. Students who undertake research abroad will have to pay for their travel to a UK airport (travel and accommodation in the country of data collection is included in tuition fees).


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For what it’s worth, everyone in my world is OK today. It was a close thing, though.
Yesterday Amanda dropped the kids off at her mother’s house and then headed back home, taking 35W south. She was right about here when police started streaming past in the other direction and she looked back to realize that the road was completely empty behind her.
Neither of us knew what had happened until her mother called to check on her.
So, we’re all safe and sound. I hope that’s true for all of you and wish that it were for everyone else crossing the river yesterday.


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For those people going through the divorce process it can be incredibly isolating, and an emotionally fraught time, but this is more than stating the obvious. You have to pick up the pieces, and, in many ways, begin again. Dating after divorce can feel like an intimidating process, and now, it can be more stressful than it used to be, especially if you got married pre-Tinder. The temptation can be to dive right in. But the divorce papers may not have even cooled down yet. Some people spend their whole lives without being by themselves. And for those people, learning to be by yourself is incredibly liberating, because it can teach you so much in the way of self-resilience. And while there are apps like Tinder or Chatspin that can throw you right into it, the act of being social and sitting across from someone at a table, getting to know them, can be ignored nowadays.
It really does happen and I thought it never would. Not only have I met someone through your site, but the ease of use and personal touch you give your members is outstanding and so worthwhile. I had really given up. My life has changed! Thank you so much, we both still can't believe it! Ian was my 7th date. He had tried other sites before but didn't have good experiences.
It seems everyone on every dating profile likes the same things and that makes everyone, well, the same. Discard the banal and spice things up a bit, e.
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If you have completed an HBO programme that is not listed here, but are still interested in the CME programme, you could contact the pre-Master’s coordinator to discuss your options.
Since the Master's programme in Construction Management and Engineering is taught in English and a profound level in Mathematics is indispensable, it is recommended that you freshen or brush up on your knowledge of English and Mathematics before starting with the transfer programme. Additional courses can be taken at, for example, Babel and Boswell Bèta or the Open Universiteit.
You can start the pre-Master’s during or after your Bachelor's programme. The application procedure and deadlines depend on the study route of your choice.


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Are You Always So Happy?
My friend, Cheryl, often ask me: "Are you always so happy?"
1) Know that you deserve to be happy!
2) Appreciate small things in life eg. If you missed a bus, smile, cos the next one might have empty seats for your tired legs.
3) Feel positive. It's okay to indulge in self-pity once in awhile, but look around you, someone else might be facing something worst then you.
4) Enjoy the company of your friends and family and cherish every moment of it.


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Stopping nearsightedness in kids and more.
This week, Dr. Sydney Spiesel discusses a way to stop the progression of nearsightedness in kids, a better method of hormone replacement therapy for women after menopause, and new developments in the search for a cause for autism. His column will start appearing a couple of times a month.
Condition: Nearsightedness, or myopia, is the most common eye problem. In the United States and Europe, about 25 percent of the adult population is nearsighted, and in much of Asia the condition is more common still. Significant myopia can have serious medical consequences. It has long been understood that the condition has a strong genetic component: Nearsighted parents are more likely to have nearsighted children. But recent research has shown that other factors contribute. For example, just as our mothers warned us, there is now evidence that doing close-up work, like reading, seems to promote the condition.
How it progresses: The eyeball of a nearsighted person is deeper than the eyeball of a person with normal vision and becomes deeper as nearsightedness progresses. Myopia often begins to develop between the ages of 6 and 8. As children grow, their nearsightedness worsens, continuing to do so long after they have stopped growing taller. Though we know a lot about factors associated with nearsightedness and its progression, we have no good ideas yet about the mechanism. But can we stop it?
New research: A recent study by Wei-Han Chua and colleagues at the Singapore National Eye Center elegantly built on older research and successfully used atropine eye drops to treat myopia in children. Atropine is a longer-lasting version of the pupil-dilating drops your doctor uses when you go for an eye exam. Available by prescription in the United States, the drops are mainly used to treat amblyopia (lazy eye) instead of the older treatment, patching, which children often hate.
Dr. Chua and his co-workers studied the progression of nearsightedness in 400 children between 6 and 12 years of age. Half the children were treated with atropine eye drops, and the other half were treated with placebo eye drops. Both kinds of drops were administered nightly to one eye, so the untreated eye could be compared with the treated one. The children were followed for two years. All used eyeglasses to correct their nearsightedness, and because atropine dilates the pupil, the lenses of the glasses self-darkened in bright light, to avoid discomfort for the children whose pupils were dilated.
Findings: The effects were extraordinary: After two years, on average, the children’s nearsightedness had not progressed in the atropine-treated eyes but had dramatically worsened in the placebo-treated and untreated eyes. Similarly, atropine-treated eyes did not become deeper, while placebo-treated and untreated eyes did. No serious adverse effects were observed in the course of the research.
Conclusion: This is extremely promising. Further work needs to be done to determine the ideal concentration of atropine in the eye drops, to find out how long the treatment needs to last, and if the effects are permanent. Because atropine interferes with close focusing, children will probably need to wear bifocals while they’re using the atropine drops. Much more research must be done to help us understand why nearsightedness develops and progresses. But in the meantime, we may have a way to head off this common problem.
Treatment: Hormone replacement therapy was introduced in 1941, when the FDA approved the use of estrogen for this purpose. Early on, HRT was prescribed with great enthusiasm. It relieved troublesome symptoms associated with menopause, including hot flashes, sleep problems, and, for some women, difficulty in concentration. And HRT (usually estrogen plus a progestin) was shown to improve the bone density of elderly women and decrease their risk for fractures.
Downside: Time and further research has shown that these gains come at a cost, however: increased risk for cardiovascular problems, stroke, and blood clots in the veins and lungs. Postmenopausal women on HRT also seem to be an increased risk for breast cancer and possibly dementia. This made many women feel they had to choose between improved quality of life and a risk of ill health and early death.
New study: Now research reported in the journal Circulation suggests a way around the blood clotting problem, at least. The researchers studied about 270 women who had developed blood clots in their veins, almost all of them postmenopausal. They were compared with more than 600 women who did not suffer from blood clots but similar in age, smoking status, and age at menopause. Among women in either group who used HRT, the study tracked whether the estrogen medication was taken orally or applied through the skin as a patch or a gel. The nature of the progestin component, if any, was also studied.
Findings: Estrogen HRT increased the risk for blood clots in the veins—but only if it was administered orally. This result is not as surprising as it might seem. A medication that’s given orally collects in the blood supply of the intestines and passes through the liver before it is distributed to the rest of the body. This causes changes in the proteins synthesized by the liver, some of which are known to increase the clotting of blood. When the estrogen in HRT is administered through the skin, by contrast, it bypasses the liver. The study also established that some progestins (there are many kinds) increase the risk of blood clotting and that others do not.
Conclusion: If these findings are confirmed, HRT skin patches or gels and careful choice of the progestin component could normalize the risk of blood clots in the veins, and also blood clots that migrate to the lungs, causing pulmonary embolism, and to the brain, causing stroke. Unfortunately, other studies suggest that administering HRT through the skin won’t affect the rate of heart disease or risk of breast cancer associated with it. HRT will still be a difficult choice. But this study at least lowers the risk and may well shift the balance for many women.
Search for a cause: It has long been clear that autism is primarily genetic in origin. The disorder is almost certainly the result not of a single abnormal gene, but rather the interaction of several. In the past, a few locations on human chromosomes have been suspected of playing a role for a scattering of patients. Now researchers have identified a genetic location on a specific chromosome that seems to be associated with the expression of autism in many patients.
Newresearch: Described in a paper with 137 authors representing 67 worldwide institutions, this finding is the first result of an audacious project conducted by the Autism Genome Project Consortium. The project started with a set of almost 1,500 families with at least two people who fall on the autism spectrum. Of this group, DNA samples from about 1,200 families could be analyzed for chromosomal similarities.
Findings: This analysis points to a hitherto unsuspected “hot spot” on chromosome 11, which seems to be related to an increased risk for the expression of autism. (The genetic function of the hot-spot location is still unclear.) Besides identifying the chromosome 11 hot spot, the data also tantalizingly hint that flaws in the gene coding for a material called neurexin, which plays a role in the development of certain cell-to-cell transmission sites (synapses), can cause autism in some cases. This trigger for autism is probably quite rare. But it suggests that the disorder is somehow related to abnormalities in the connections between nerve cells that make use of glutamate for information transmission, and defects in those transmissions. How (or even if) these two observations—the hot spot and the neruexin flaws—fit together is as yet unknown.
Conclusion: This study doesn’t tell us exactly which gene on chromosome 11 is important, but it does tell us just where to focus our attention. And the neurexin-related discovery hints at the mechanism of what might go wrong in neurodevelopment to lead to autism. These discoveries reinforce the value of collaborative work that puts together information about patients with a relatively rare disorder, from many locales, to create a pool large enough for serious research.


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Provides a public transportation service that operates throughout Orleans County.	Dial-A-Ride Service - transportation service within Albion and Medina.	Curb to curb service to any address in Orleans County for persons with disabilities.
Offers supportive services for persons with Huntington's Disease and their caregivers.	Mutual support group for those with Huntington's Disease and those at risk.	Dissemination of information on Huntington's Disease.	Care and education to all affected by Huntington's Disease through the Huntington's Disease Family Center.	Education of professionals toward better understanding, treatment and care of Huntington's Disease.	Clinical research and drug trial observations.
Provides support groups and services for young adults and youth.	Provides social events.	Provides youth programming and parent support.	Plans, facilitates and coordinates Rochester Pride.	Offers workshops and adult education classes.	Offers a lending library.	Offers a Cybercenter that provides internet/computer lab and a online resource directory.	Offers SafeZone Trainings and SafeZone Train-the-Trainer Certification Program.
Offers a comprehensive set of programs to assist individuals and couples to adopt domestically or internationally. Services included:	Consultation.	Adoption networking search group.	Pre-adoption educational support group post-adoption support group.


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Download Book Marine Enzymes For Biocatalysis Sources Biocatalytic Characteristics And Bioprocesses Of Marine Enzymes Woodhead Publishing Series In Biomedicine in PDF format. You can Read Online Marine Enzymes For Biocatalysis Sources Biocatalytic Characteristics And Bioprocesses Of Marine Enzymes Woodhead Publishing Series In Biomedicine here in PDF, EPUB, Mobi or Docx formats.
Oceans include the greatest extremes of pressure, temperature and light, and habitats can range from tropical waters to ocean trenches, several kilometers below sea level at high pressure. With its 70% of the surface of our planet marine ecosystem still remains largely unexplored, understudied and underexploited in comparison with terrestrial ecosystems, organisms and bioprocesses. The biological adaptation of marine organisms to a wide range of environmental conditions in the specific environment (temperature, salinity, tides, pressure, radiation, light, etc.) has made them an enormous reservoir of interesting biological material for both basic research and biotechnological improvements. As a consequence marine ecosystem is valued as a source of enzymes and other biomolecules exhibiting new functions and activities to fulfill human needs. Indeed, in recent years it has been recognised as an untapped source of novel enzymes and metabolites even though, with regard to the assignment of precise biological functions to genes, proteins and enzymes, it is still considered as the least developed. Using metagenomics to recover genetic material directly from environmental samples, this biogenetic diversification can be accessed but despite the contributions from metagenomic technologies the new field requires major improvements. A few words on the complexity of marine environments should be added here. This complexity ranges from symbiotic relationships to biology and chemistry of defence mechanisms and from chemoecology of marine invasions up to the strategies found in prokaryotes to adapt to extreme environments. The interdisciplinary study of this complexity will enable researchers to find an arsenal of enzymes and pathways greatly demanded in biotechnological applications. As far as marine enzymes are concerned they may carry novel chemical and stereochemical properties, thus biocatalytically oriented studies (testing of suitable substrates, appropriate checking of reaction conditions, study of stereochemical asset of catalysis) should be performed to appropriately reveal this “chemical biodiversity” which increases interest for these enzymes. Among other biomolecules, polysaccharides are the most abundant renewable biomaterial found on land and in oceans. Their molecular diversity is very interesting; except polysaccharides used traditionally in food and non-food industries, the structure and the functionality of most of them are unknown and unexplored. Brown seaweeds synthesize unique bioactive polysaccharides: laminarans, alginic acids and fucoidans. A wide range of biological activities (anticoagulant, antitumor, antiviral, anti-inflammation, etc.) have been attributed to fucoidans and their role with respect to structure-activity relationship is still under debate. In this Research Topic, we wish to centralize and review contributions, idea and comments related to the issues above. In particular results of enzymatic bioprospecting in gross marine environment will be acknowledged along with research for structural characterization and biological function of biomolecules such as marine polysaccharides and all kind of research related to the complexity of bioprocesses in marine environments. Inter- and multi-disciplinary approach to this field is favoured in this Research Topic and could greatly be facilitated by the web and open access nature as well.
The world of halophiles is quite diverse and their representatives in three domains of life i.e. archaea, bacteria and eukarya. They are found all over the small subunit rRNA based tree of life and these micro-organisms are adapted to salt concentration up to saturation hence able to grow at >300g/l Nacl concentration. Their metabolic diversity is high as well encompassing oxygenic and anoxygenic phototrophs, aerobic heterotrophs, denitrifiers, sulphate reducers, fermenters and methanogens. The proteins of halophiles are magnificently engineered to function in a milieu containing 2-5M salt that encodes genes represent a valuable repository and resource for reconstruction and visualizing processes of habitat selection and adaptive evolution. Search for new enzymes endowed with novel activities and enhanced stability continues to be desirable purpose for important commercial production of biotechnological significance. These poly extremophiles proved excellent source of enzymes and metabolites possessing inherent ability to function in extreme conditions of high salt, alkaline pH and facilitating catalysis for industrial application in food processing, industrial bioconversion, bioremediation etc. In fact, it has just begun to realize the great potential and true extent of diversity and suitable applications if explored them judiciously. This book highlights current applications and research on halophiles to provide a timely overview. Chapters are written by expert authors from around the world and include topics of varied importance which include their role to play in enzyme production, restoration of soil fertility and plant growth , antimicrobial and biocatalytic potential, biomolecules in nanotechnology and aspects of quorum sensing. The book is divided into three sections, dealing with biodiversity, biotechnology and sustainable exploitation of halophiles. This major new work represents a valuable source of information to all those scientists interested in microorganisms in general and extremophiles in particular with respect to their innovative products and applications.
This book provides comprehensive coverage on current trends in marine omics of various relevant topics such as genomics, lipidomics, proteomics, foodomics, transcriptomics, metabolomics, nutrigenomics, pharmacogenomics and toxicogenomics as related to and applied to marine biotechnology, molecular biology, marine biology, marine microbiology, environmental biotechnology, environmental science, aquaculture, pharmaceutical science and bioprocess engineering.


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Walter was a soldier in World War II.
Walter BIALOBLOCKI died 10 December 1982 in Holyoke, Massachusetts, USA.
Details of the family tree of Walter appear below.
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In Holyoke, Dec 10, Walter Bialoblocki, 66. Air Force WWII Veteran. Brother of Bertha Barnes. Funeral Monday at 8:15 a.m. from the Czelusniak Funeral Home, with a liturgy of Christian burial in Mater Dolorosa Church at 9. Burial in Mater Dolorosa Cemetery, South Hadley. Visiting hours are Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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When you watch film on Laquon Treadwell, one of the first things that will jump out to you is the way he can create separation against defenders. It doesn’t matter whether the corner lined up against him is in press coverage or zone, Treadwell will find a way to get open. The first thing that jumps out at me is how he dips his shoulder when he takes off on his route. Many times, I have seen him dip his shoulders on a corner, and gain at least two to three yards of separation. He does an excellent job of selling a pass play when the offense is actually running the ball. He will take off like he is running a post route, the corner bites, and he effectively takes one defender out of the play. He is also excellent at getting open and finding holes in zone coverage for his QB to float the ball into.
So he can get open, big deal. Can he catch the ball? In the games I watched him play in, I saw him drop the ball twice. Most of the time, Treadwell is a very reliable receiver who catches the ball with his hands. He seems to also have very strong wrists as he will win a contested ball the majority of the time. He does a great job of adjusting to the ball and has made some very acrobatic catches in his college career. The QB play was not the best this season, and so the ball placement wasn’t the best either. Treadwell didn’t miss a beat as he was able to adjust in the air and make the grab.
So, now that he has the ball in his hands, can he do anything with it? Absolutely. Treadwell does an excellent job of running with the ball after the catch. He is a very physical receiver who doesn’t mind lowering his shoulder for a few extra yards. He can be a slippery receiver who can make you miss in the open field. His physicality comes into play in the run blocking game. I have never seen such a physical blocking receiver. He does an excellent job of driving his legs, staying aggressive, and knocking a defender out of the play. Treadwell knocks one defender out of the play and moves on to the next defender in line.
There wasn’t much I didn’t like about Treadwell’s game, but there were two things that were worth noting. When he run blocks, or faces off against corners on his routes, he can get too careless and become too aggressive. Many times, I have seen flags thrown against him for unnecessary roughness or grabbing too much jersey. Second, I worry about whether his route tree is developed enough. For the first two years at Ole Miss, his primary routes were screen plays and post plays. This year, I saw his route tree develop some as he ran slants, hook routes, and a few in and out routes. He is no Amari Cooper when it comes to route running. From what I could tell, he is a an adequate route runner who seems to be a little tight in the hips, but I feel that is something he can work on and fix once he gets to the pros.
I love Treadwell’s potential. I strongly feel he will be a high first round pick. He has made an incredible bounce back from his horrendous injury last season and has put up some great stats and play on film this year. There are a lot of teams this season who are going to be looking for a future number one receiver, and I feel Treadwell can be that guy. He is an all-around receiver with the size, speed, catching ability, and the ability to make something happen after he gets the ball in his hands. I cannot wait to see what he will do in the pros.

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This year has probably been the craziest the unofficial Kodi addon community has ever seen, the good news is things are looking very promising! Over 12 million users have already manually installed our new repository, and therefore continue to receive updates to their favourite Kodi addons! The plan is to decentralize our community, which will give more power to users and developers alike. We hope to release at least one of our highly anticipated new projects before Christmas Day.
Please be reminded that legal costs have nearly bankrupted us, even though we never broke the law. At the end of this month our community will turn eight years old. Since the beginning, our focus has been on user experience and positivity, never on financial gain. People around the world made tons of money selling preloaded Kodi devices, but we never saw a penny. If you can afford to donate, please give generously; and if not, don’t worry yourself over our troubles – we will still make it.
Finally, we would like to once again extend our gratitude to everyone who has supported us over the past eight years. Thank you to all the addon developers and users who have made our community what it is today, and most of all thank you to the XBMC Foundation without whom we wouldn’t be here today.

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For companies using Office 365, managers have a convenient tool available for them to assess their employees’ performance. It’s called Workplace Analytics, and it uses the data culled from Office 365. Microsoft’s previous productivity tool, MyAnalytics, only allowed employees to view their own productivity data. With Workplace Analytics, both employee and manager can view the former’s performance data.
A paid add-on to Office 365 enterprise plans, Workplace Analytics extracts behavioral insights from data gathered from Office 365 email, calendar, documents, and Skype. This means any data an employee types into their email and calendar — whether on the subject line or in the body itself — can be used to indicate their productivity status.
What does it aim to do?
According to Microsoft, Workplace Analytics addresses businesses’ most common challenges: complexity, productivity, and engagement.
Using Workplace Analytics data, managers and human resources departments can form productivity strategies for the entire company. If most of your employees spend 60% of their time attending meetings and not enough time doing creative work, managers can come up with a strategy to reduce meeting times and focus more on productive tasks.
It also identifies how employees collaborate with internal and external parties. Suppose one of your sales staff frequently communicates with certain contacts. By using Workplace Analytics data, the employee’s manager would be able to determine whether this particular collaboration pattern is helping the employee hit sales targets or whether he or she is missing out on other more critical contacts. Based on this info, managers would also be able to determine which employees are most likely to meet or exceed their targets and set company-wide standards accordingly.
Workplace Analytics also allows managers to determine an employee’s level of engagement (i.e., whether the organization’s collaboration patterns are good for the company), and whether workloads are fairly distributed among workers and/or departments.
Is it useful for small businesses?
Large corporations have been using Workplace Analytics, but small businesses can also benefit from it. The data used to provide insights are what employees generate themselves — how much time they spend on meetings, whom they frequently communicate with, and how much time they spend on productive tasks.
Aside from letting managers examine their staff’s work behavior, Workplace Analytics also provides an overall look at an organizational level. If you want your organization to further harness the capabilities of Workplace Analytics and other Office 365 tools, give us a call today.
The post Assess staff productivity better with Workplace Analytics appeared first on Parallel Edge, Inc.
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Alan lives in Worcester, and took early retirement to enable him to concentrate more on painting and search for subjects and landscapes both in this country and abroad.
Much of his working career was spent as Design Director for a large Midlands based Curtain Walling company, working on large construction projects at home and abroad.
The last few years were spent as an Architects Advisor with an International Aluminium Systems company working closely with major UK Architects.
Alan is Website Manager for prestigious Birmingham Watercolour Society & Hon Secretary . He is also a member of the Wolverhampton Society of Artists and The Easel Club of Birmingham.
During November 2009, Alan was elected as a member of the Easel Club of Birmingham, a club founded in 1879 by great professional artists Edmund Watson & Walter Langley.
He paints using watercolour, & pen and wash, with emphasis on the initial drawing, and has enjoyed more recent success & satisfaction painting in soft pastel.
He enjoys the freedom that pastels give, being able to express himself using bright vibrant colours, and being able to overlay colours to produce exciting textures.
Many of his works are held in collections in USA, Hong Kong, Europe and UK, including a pastel painting selected by the House of Lords selection committee in 2008 for inclusion in their new building Fielden House London.
Apart from sketching and painting, he also enjoys digital photography, and visiting Galleries gaining inspiration from his favourite artists, David Curtis, John Yardley, Norman Smith, John Hammond, Edward Seago, Edward Wesson, Chris Forsey & Rowland Hilder.


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There are a number of different specifications for their iET model available from Hawiian manufacturer, Imua. The one we stock, designated iET-210 has a mango body, with its signature wavy and contrasting grain, coupled with a koa top. This is paired with a mahogany neck that has been carefully stained the same shade as the body. The Hawaiian koa used is distinctive, with dark and light streaks gently undulating across the instrument’s top. The logo is nicely inlaid in abalone, and features like the headstock, bridge and volume knob all have pleasing organic curves.
The solid top is Hawaiian koa from the Big Island, a beautiful looking wood. The passive pickup is a very good quality Fishman, undersaddle strip, something that really brings the best out of the design and wood when plugged in. The Imua electro tenor ukulele's saddle and nut are bone and are custom cut, while the tuners are reliable Grover models. D’addario Titanium strings complete the picture. This instrument is supplied in a good quality gig bag.
A smooth neck, nice action, slippy strings, immaculate frets and a comfortable neck profile make this a lovely uke to play. It is lovely to use high up the neck, making it ideal for those looking to make the transition into moveable chord shapes and melody lines.
The looks are good, with the koa being the star of the show. This Imua sounds impressive when plugged in (and remarkably pleasing when unplugged), and offers a really good playing experience. It is probably that playability and fun factor that comes across as the uke’s best feature, although the incredibly handsome koa volume knob runs it close!


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How do I delete messenger from my facebook account on my iPhone?
wait for your apps to load and tap to see more apps. Find messenger, tap and delete.


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Luxhabitat is proud to present this contemporary one bedroom apartment in the desirable Burj Khalifa tower. The entrance leads into a large open plan living and dining area which has the amazing view of the sea. A large double bedroom with ample storage and a modern en-suite bathroom.The apartment has a built up area of 1,098 sq ft.
Buying a property in the Burj Khalifa will not only be a great form of investment; but also will provide the owner with luxury facilities and amenities that define the glamorous city of Dubai. For more information or to request for a viewing, please feel free to contact us.
Soaring 828 meters above Dubai and currently the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa represents a union of art, engineering and heritage. It's home to thousands of meters of office space, 900 private residences, the 160-room Armani Hotel and At the Top, the outdoor observation deck on the 124th floor.


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Best Carpet for Rental Property – Tenant Proof Your Property!
I don’t recommend using carpet unless you have no other choice. Carpets hold dirt, body fluids and have to be changed often because of damage and/or bad odors in your rental property. Maybe it’s the only flooring that makes sense in your situation, or maybe your local market prefers carpet. So if my reason’s to not have carpet is not enough to convince you not to use it, and you still want to know the best carpet for rental property … let’s move on!
It’s frustrating to discover the vinyl floor you installed not that long ago is damaged, ugly and needs replaced. Replacing your vinyl flooring is costly and time consuming. Therefore, installing the most durable vinyl flooring you can afford is the solution.
Learning which vinyl flooring will be the most durable and cost effective will save you a lot of replacements down the road.
So, when it comes to choosing the right floor consider what your needs are . Whether you’re installing the floor for your home, doing a flip, or putting it in a rental property, you still want the most durable vinyl flooring you can afford. Here we are going to cover different vinyl floors for different budgets and situations.


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JMS Incorporated was established in 1994 as a small tool and die facility aiming to supply customers with products and services that would exceed their expectations and satisfy their business needs. JMS has become a highly sought after manufacturer with an exceptionally trained and motivated work force that remains dedicated to the company’s original values. Our hard work and determination to create the highest quality product has caused JMS to emerge as a leading competitor in the metal stampings market.
We pride ourselves in helping our customers reduce their overall costs while maintaining exceptional standards. Our dedication to excellence, optimism, and teamwork at JMS puts us as the customer’s first choice for whatever their metal stamping or assembly needs may be.


text: The Diecast App showcases collectors model cars from around the world. You'll also be able to access to the most prominent manufacturers in the industry. Further the ability to see what diecast model cars are available for sale.

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To change your Address and Zip Code, Name or Gender on your driver license or ID card, you must apply for a replacement (also known as a duplicate) and pay the required fee.
In Texas, your address on a driver license or ID card must be changed within 30 days after moving to your new residence.
Using this online feature is the fastest and most convenient method to change your address. Learn more about the eligibility requirements to change your address online. If you know you meet these requirements, begin the process by selecting "Go" in the link below.
The fastest way to change the address on your driver license or ID card.
Your driver license is not expired.
You have a non-commercial driver license, Class C or CM or Class A or B non-CDL driver license. You cannot use the mail services to change your address on a Commercial Driver License.
Complete the application, sign and include the required fee. Both the application and fee must be mailed to the address located at the top of the form for processing. Please allow an additional ten days to the processing time due to mailing your request.
If you are a peace officer, you may have the address of the county courthouse in your county of residence printed on the face of your non-commercial driver license or ID card as an alternative option to using your residential address.
Currently employed by a law enforcement agency.
Provide your current residential address on the application (required for DPS records and mailing purposes).
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Provide one of the documents listed below that verifies your name change. The document must be an original, as copies are not accepted. If the document is not in English, a certified English translation must also be submitted with the original document.
Locate the office nearest you.
If you want to change your gender, you must bring an original certified court order or an amended birth certificate verifying the change.

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text: WESTMINSTER, CO, April 8, 2019 /PRNewswire/ - Maxar Technologies (NYSE:MAXR) (TSX:MAXR), a U.S.-based global technology innovator powering the new space economy, today announced that the spacecraft bus it is building for NASA's Restore-L project to refuel a satellite in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) has completed an important review process called the Critical Design Review (CDR). With the CDR complete, the spacecraft bus is on track to ship to NASA in 2020 for integration with the robotic payload and a forecasted launch in 2022. Maxar is also building both nimble robotic arms for the Restore-L spacecraft, which will capture, manipulate and refuel the Landsat 7 satellite.

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An adorable costume for your little one!
Toddler Peppa Pig Tutu Dress includes dress and headpiece. Excludes shoes or other accessories. Available in toddler sizes 3T to 4T. An adorable costume for your little one!


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Product prices and availability are accurate as of 2019-04-20 05:25:25 UTC and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on http://www.amazon.com/ at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.
If you're not sanitizing you could get infected. Kills 99.9% of germs on contact. Pefect for sanitizing on the go. Cleanliness is key. Get a good laugh from anyone you share this with.


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I am currently teaching and finishing my Master Dregree in Severe Special Education.
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text: Chromosomes are a tightly-packed string of genes. Genes are stores of large amounts of biological information. Sets of chromosomes can be found in every living cell. Human cells have 23 pairs of chromosome. Tortoise cells have 26 pairs of chromosomes.


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The Marta Mitchell Interior Design team has worked with many clients on home renovation and home remodeling projects. When considering a renovation to your exiting home, there are quite a lot of things to consider and our team can help you work through those decisions easily.
Remodeling all or part of your home is a bit more complex than an interior decorating engagement. Oftentimes, home remodeling involves evaluating existing structure and space, in additional to all the style elements.


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ABOUT — Zig Zag Co.
Zig Zag patches were born in 2014 to address a lack of female-friendly patches in the motorcycle scene. The collection quickly grew, inspired by contemporary and past counterculture. Pulling from many years of sewing and vintage experience, the focus turns now to creating one-of-a-kind expertly modified garments guaranteed to stand out in a crowd.


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A real scrappy affair no team will want to lose however I have a feeling this will be a sticky month for us.
That makes me feel a little better Alf you havnt got one result right this season.
A 2-1 to Rovers bounce-back!
Thank god that international break is over.
For the ones who got caught up in the hysteria over summer, do you still think we stand a good chance of winning a WC or Euro's anytime soon?
Croatia lost 6-0 last night by a team who looked a class above us on Sat. We missed our one and only chance we will probably ever had while everybody rejoiced in how well we did vrs Panama. Anyway, that's a conversation for 4 years time when we sit and discuss why we failed to get through our group and why no good English players are getting to play for their clubs.
Sat vrs Villa ....proper football is back!
2-1 Rovers. We are a strong decent enough side, without Dack.
With him, we are a much better side with a touch of class. Now he is back, I'll go for a win. He is that important. Any side who lose their best player would suffer without.
Annoyingly, I won't be able to watch this one. It's not on iFollow because Sky are showing it. Here, it's being broadcast via BeIn Sports, which I don't subscribe to.
If anyone hears of a link in advance, please let me know.
Looking forward to this....sorry Aucks!! they have sold out near on 7,500k. I'm expecting around 21k on today, will be a great atmosphere. And should be a good game. I'll have a look for a link mate.
1-1.. Overall a fair result I think.
I think they where fortunate. They got lucky with the off side goal. Lucky with the one off the line. Lucky to have got 5 mins of injury time. And scored a wonder strike with their first real shot on target all night. Raya didn't have a shot to save all night of any note. It was a decent game, we played well. And we have a much better manager.
I saw it as a fair result on balance.
Walking out last night the Villa lot where all fighting amongst themselves. Half of them where celebrating getting a point. The other other half where fuming saying we looked a better side. But they have spent a fortune and if they don't go up, they'll go into admin. And they want Bruce gone. They where actually coming to blows.
All that money, I thought they got very lucky.
I went to some of the Villa fan-sites. Wow! They have turned on Bruce, almost to a man. Many of them are also panning Grealish, who was Villa's best player, according to most of the match-reports.
Champs - you sound like Bruce...but with the opposite bias. He didn't mention the poor off-side decision but laboured the point about the penalty-claim. You are doing the opposite. I've looked at the highlights several times, and - let's be honest - if that had been at the other end, we would have been up in arms that the penalty wasn't given. Some Rovers fans are suggesting the player was already unbalanced, but - regardless of that - it was a clear trip.
Those decisions were arguably borderline, in any other given match they would go one way or the another. That’s the nature of it as you say Aucks. Bias has always been a trait in these situations as long as I can remember.
The penalty claim at the moment it occurred I thought it was A likely pen, and on review still see it as a good case for a shout . On the free kick one my thought was no, but on review I then saw it as ‘clumsy’ by Reed so a free kick was on balance warranted. Despite Grealish being an annoyingly big girls show pony.
Dacks off side was the epitome of fine margins even in super slow mo it’s v v hard to criticise as the player marginally (this is slow mo let’s not forget ) playing him on is in line and directly behind him, (as are several other players) in the line of sight of linesman who can only give what he sees.
When WE are not sure, even with all the technology, it IS a bit harsh when the officials get so much stick! The managers contort themselves to avoid blame, and we all gaze with blinkers on too!
Officiating is not the most rewarding job in the world!
Quite frankly go get ****ed pal.
I was sat 10 yards from it not on the other side of the world.
The ref didn't give it, neither did the linesman. He was already slipping over as he went across Smallwood. Where did you want him to go? Disappear into thin air? Bruce didn't mention our goal disallowed? I mentioned their pen. I just happen to think he cut across. Yes he forced contact. But it's a contact sport. The Villa lad didn't even appeal. Our header goal was disallowed because Dack blocked Hutton from where the lino was standing. He was onside. No doubt. But the linesman was insighted.
In your opinion it was clear Auks.
But It was not clear to the Ref, or the linesman. The lad himself didn't really appeal.
If you have ever played football at a certain standard (not 5 a side with work mates on a tues night after work) the pace in which tackles are made are often lost once you have sat and watched 8 times in slow-mo on TV thousands of miles away. The tackle takes place in real time. The lad had slightly lost control, knew the tackle was coming and fell into him, but crucially, he was already slipping over. Before any contact. Then he made sure contact was made.
Contact FYI in case you have forgotten is allowed. Where did you want Smallwood go? Float up to space and allow the lad to score? I'm sure that's what Bruce wanted aswell.
The ref was about 5/6 yards from it, and had a perfect view. I was sat about 10/12 yards away. And saw the same angle. Live ...in play,. as it happened.
Not 15 times via slow-mo. The ref doesn't get that luxury.


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This is a very simple and effective Electronic Circuit Project for Zero beating Metal Detector Circuit Diagram. Both oscillators are built using PF102 or J310 FETs. The Mixer is BF998 dual gate MOSFET. Audio IC amplifier is LM386 which drives a speaker. I have used a stabilized supply for two oscillators and mixer. U1, a 78L05 is doing this job nicely.
Circuit is being designed on a Single Sided Glass Epoxy Printed Circuit Board. It will be using PCB mounted volume control and a variable capacitor to tune the oscillator. (or varicaps & a pot) However, final design may change. You will have to wind the Loop Coil yourself.


text: Known for their high-end, beautifully executed tiles, S&S continues to attract tile collectors to this day. Here is a 4-tile set made using the cuenca method with 5 glossy glazes. The attractive pattern can stand alone set into a table or frame; or can be installed to provide a wonderful focal point. We have one set on hand but have access to others if interested.


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Ranveer Singh as Alauddin Khalji. The film’s title has been changed to “Padmavat” after Malik Muhammad Jayasi's poem with the same name, on which the film is based.
“Padmavat”, which is slated to release on January 26th 2018 will not be released in Rajasthan. Chief minister Vasundhara Raje gave a statement saying, “Rani Padmini's sacrifice is a matter of honour and pride for the state and hence Rani Padmini is not just a chapter in history but our dignity. We will not allow defamation of her honour”. Apart from changing the title, the filmmakers have been asked to make changes to the ‘Ghoomar’ song.

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Update: Minifashionista's shop now open!
Update: Minifashionista’s shop now open!
In mid-April we first told you that a new Minifashionista brick and mortar shop was opening in Adelaide. This new space is now packed to the rafters with goodies for babies and kids, and open and ready for business. It looks just beautiful, with racks bursting with Minifashionista’s favourite brands like Small Paul, bieq (formerly Benk), Kit n Kin and Munster.
Adelaide residents now have a one stop kid shop where clothes and gifts of rhe highest quality can be procured with ease, as well as beautiful fabrics and home decor items. Find it at 16-18 Elizabeth St, Croydon. The rest of the country still have the fab Minifashionista website to order from!