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JOURNALING SAYS: Walking home with you after dropping off Fox is sure to bring lots of laughs because you are hysterical! Whether it's you singing Taylor Swift or saying hilarious things that don't make sense, I love you!
HOW TO: Die cut the Daisies Stencils by Amanda McGee from white cardstock and then spend some time backing every petal with a pattern from Paper 24. Adhere the whole die cut onto a periwinkle cardstock background that has been spritzed with white paint (I used a toothbrush to splash and I LOVE the way it applied!!) using dimensional adhesive. Back one of the large open spaces with a photo and then create the title along the top curve using mini alpha stickers. Journal on the bottom left open space. Cluster embellishments around the photo and journaling and have fun deciding when to stop because it was hard for me haha!


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The latest model to receive this video is the second generation of the BMW X6.
The new Sports Activity Coupe (SAC) is shown on good roads, off road locations and can be said to have been getting better at making these videos.
It is obvious that BMW is trying to convince potential customers X6 models depicting the glamorous, to purchasing a car, buying a lifestyle that is shown in the video.
However, what remains is not shown, and what we are interested in, despite apparent success of this model is, why would anyone choose this model before 5 Series Touring with xDrive drive, or BMW X5?

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Writing a resume a can be difficult. From knowing what not to include to knowing exactly what hiring managers want to see, there is a lot you need to know. But having an idea of what you need to include before you actually begin working on your resume can help ease the stress.
When you begin applying for jobs, there is one crucial thing you need to be thinking about: your objective statement. In order to set yourself apart from other applicants, your objective needs to be detailed, tailored to your career goals, and tailored to the job you are applying for. If your overall career goals don’t align with the company or position you are applying for, then you need to rethink applying. Crafting the perfect objective for resumes can be difficult, but with a few questions in mind, you have a great statement sure to capture and engage your future employer.
While it may not be the most important question, you still need to know what type of work environment and culture you want to work in and be a part of. When you know these things, you can seek out companies that offer these settings. Accepting a position at a job in which you don’t fit with the environment can lead to unhappiness and eventually leaving the job. Be upfront with potential employers about the type of environment you work best in.
What skills do you hope to cultivate and develop?
Your job isn’t just about getting work done. It’s about advancing your role and your career. By telling a potential employer about the skills you want to develop and the skills you want to utilize, they get a better understanding of who you are as an employee. As an employee, you should always be looking for ways to be better at your job, gain valuable skills that transfer from company to company and increase your knowledge in special areas.
Looking to the future can be intimidating sometimes, but having some sort of career plan can help land you your dream job. By having a career plan, you set goals for yourself. Potential employers want to see that you’re motivated and dedicated when it comes to your professional life because that more than likely means you are motivated and dedicated to doing a fantastic job.
What type of work are you seeking out?
Your objective statement needs to have one overall theme: what type of work do you do better than anyone else? By answering that question you are establishing your personal differentiator. You’re telling potential employers what you do and why you do it so well. Maybe it’s your analytical mind or your own creative process. Whatever it is, be sure you explain what type of work you do well and the type of work you want to be doing.
Do you have any recommendations for writing objectives for resumes? Leave your tips and suggestions in the comments section below!
Writing your resume can be tricky. From things to avoid to things you have to include, there are several things to keep in mind. The ultimate goal of your resume is to convey to an employer you’re the best candidate. You want that phone call for an interview. You want that dream job. But you won’t get your foot in the door without a solid resume template.

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Heil Allah. Chancellor Angela Merkel staked her legacy on welcoming millions of Muslim migrants into Germany.
Another fuhrer who destroyed the country.

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Whether you’re building or refueling, efficiency is crucial in the busing business. Worthington Industries supplies the steel that is used to build structural frame rails and body panels on buses. We also supply composite tanks for fueling buses with compressed natural gas (CNG).
We pioneered the original composite cylinder technology decades ago, and we offer several technologies now, including our Type III tanks, with seamless aluminum liners for a tank that’s gas tight, with superior impact and heat tolerances. Our Type III tanks are favorites among our customers looking for lightweight, durable fuel storage.
We test beyond safety regulations and offer superior project management for large, complex programs.
Our engineers and designers are always ready to tackle your specific challenge, customizing the product for your unique needs.

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In order to keep you up to date, you will be informed about the changes of the xat Mobile applications here, this will be updated every time there is a new public version (betas excluded).
To see the version number in the mobile app, click at More > Settings. If it doesn't show the latest version, you may have not downloaded the latest update.
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Goodfriend power has been implemented (no sound yet).
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This tour has been brought to you by Walking Heads in collaboration with Glasgow Building Preservation Trust, a charity which has been rescuing historic buildings at risk across the city for more than 30 years.
Thank you to their dedicated team of experts who willingly gave their time and knowledge to make the Glasgow’s Landmarks audio tour both fun and full of fascinating information.
We hope you have enjoyed the experience as much as we have and that you can join us again; there is so much more to explore in this great city of architecture – and many of the most interesting buildings are here quite simply because of the work of GBPT.


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The Clash’s manager has lost her bid to sell her share of the band’s royalties in court.
Tricia Ronane, who managed the band for over two decades until 2011, was married to bassist Paul Simonon for 18 years before they divorced in 2008.
When they split, the couple agreed to share royalties from the band equally and set up the Cut-Throat Productions Ltd company, with each owning 50 percent of it.
A judge at London’s High Court has blocked Ronane from selling her half of the company after Simonon objected to the sale. She had wanted to sell her share to an investment fund for £5 million.
Her barrister, Jennifer Meech, told the court that by refusing the sale, she would be “forever stuck” with the bassist, who refused to communicate with her. “Mr Simonon isn’t speaking to her, isn’t responding to her,” she said. Meech also described dealing with the money as a “constant battle” for her client.
Simonon’s lawyer, James Mather, argued that selling half of the company to a third party could pose “great difficulties” to the musician in the future, saying he would have a business partner “forced upon him”.
He added that a clause in the divorce settlement that said, “It is not open to each of the shareholders to sell their shares”, was clear. Meech argued that there was nothing in the settlement that stopped her client from selling.
Judge Cawson ruled that Ronane could not sell her half of the company, saying a transfer of shares by either party “would be inconsistent and incompatible” with the terms of the divorce settlement that was agreed in 2010.
“We are concerned with shares worth a considerable amount of money and an income stream no doubt of considerable value,” he said. He ordered Ronane to pay Simonon £30,000 towards his legal bills for the hearing.

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The latest version of the iPad, the iPad 2, is thinner, lighter and more powerful than its predecessor. It has added a camera, in the front and back, for video conferencing, taking photos and video. And within hours of its introduction at Apple stores nationwide, the iPad 2 sold out. While consumers know there’s more than one way to buy electronic devices, Apple’s online store was estimating shipping delays of three to four weeks, for all modifications of the iPad 2.
Have no fear, for the iPad 2 is also being sold by retailers like Best Buy, Target, and Wal-Mart. Although supplies were tight there, it is also being sold at Apple's wireless-carrier partners, AT&T and Verizon Wireless, as well. It retails between $499 and $829.


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Red Roof Inn Elkhart is one of the best budget hotels in Elkhart that’s near both Elkhart Municipal Airport (EKI) and the South Bend International Airport. While you’re in the area, stop by Oxbow Park, Ruthmere Mansion, Lerner Theatre, the Elkhart County 4-H Fairgrounds, the University of Notre Dame, Joyce Center Arena, and Amish Acres. We offer all of our guests free Verified Wi-Fi, guest coin laundry, and an expanded cable package. Red Roof Inn Elkhart is a pet-friendly hotel.
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This Red Roof in Elkhart is conveniently located less than two miles away from the Elkhart Municipal Airport (EKI) and less than fifteen miles away from South Bend International Airport (SBN). While you’re in the area, take time to explore the nature trails, camping and wildlife at Oxbow Park. Explore the history, art, and architecture at the Ruthmere Mansion. Experience the nationally-recognized Elkhart Jazz Festival held at Lerner Theatre. Have some family fun at the Elkhart County 4-H Fairgrounds, home of the yearly Elkhart County 4-H Fair. Travel to the University of Notre Dame just a short drive away. While you’re there, cheer on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish basketball and volleyball teams at Joyce Center Arena. Pick up some handcrafted items at Amish Acres. You’ll also find us less than a mile away from a selection of restaurants.
After you check into our family-friendly hotel, check out the fantastic amenities in our rooms! Take advantage of our free Verified Wi-Fi and expanded cable package. Stop by our lobby and enjoy a free hot cup of coffee or tea, and then purchase a snack from our snack machine. Wash a load of laundry in our on-site guest coin laundry facility. One well-behaved pet per room is welcome at Red Roof Inn Elkhart.
Learn more about Red Roof Inn Elkhart!
This hotel has staff that is always friendly and when I book in advanced they do their best to book the room and floor of my choice. Rooms are always clean. There are also some nice restaurants within easy walking distance. Steak-Fish-Pasta Competitive prices. When I am in town this hotel is my 1st choice.
Amy is a front desk worker here. She is very knowledgeable and courteous. She always insure guest are happy and updates them on any promotional events that may be going on. Rooms are always clean and staff are concerned about there guest.
Red roof is a great place to stay. All the lady's are awesome Beth, mona, Amy, caroline go above and beyond . The rooms are clean and comfortable house keeping is great as well . I stay here at least once or more a week and they always take great care of me. I highly recommend the red roof. The rates are very reasonable.
It may have been the circumstances surrounding the assignment of our room and was maybe just bad luck (power was out in some rooms so we couldn’t check in right away as they had to check each room to see which had functioning lights - this should have been our first red flag) but the room was definitely not somewhere I would stay again. The air in the room was stale and smelled of old smoke (though this was a non smoking room). The floors were sticky, had a residue that smelled of old beer by the fridge, and there was a mystery stain on the carpet that wasn’t cleaned well that could have been at best a spilled drink (trying not to think it was vomit). The bathroom had dirt and dust on the floor as well and has definitely seen better days. Though I realize you don’t get a luxury room for red roof inn prices, I do expect a clean room where I don’t feel like my socks just cleaned the floor for them.

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There is quite a range of activity here at the nursery right now. Every day food is being brought in to be processed…..canned, pickled, or frozen. We’ve just harvested our first large crop of broccoli to be put into the freezer. Kale, chard, and snow peas are going in along with it. The summer squash and green beans are producing faster than we can pick them. Herbs and foraged plants are being collected for tea, or tinctures, and salves.
Chamomile blossoms are set aside to dry, and St. John’s Wort flowers have been picked to make a tincture with. Our WWOOFer Hannah has been enjoying our foraging excursions, she is quickly learning the botanical names of plants here at the nursery and the ones we collect from the fields and woods to make tinctures and salves with. I think she likes learning about the medicinal uses of the plants we grow and collect.
Rick has been collecting seed from the display beds, and plants like Adlumia fungosa, Corydalis lutea, and Myrrhis odorata are being potted up and put into the sales area. The sheep are being moved every two weeks or so for rotational grazing methods.Hannah has been spending a bit of time picking through this spring’s fleeces readying them for the next step…..washing.
And then there is the weeding, mowing, and daily maintenance around the place. We continue to advance on the studio project, the second floor being nailed in place soon. Boy, oh boy, our days are full! We do love every bit of it though and feel thankful for this good life we live. And as I’ve mentioned before, there’s always plenty of food!

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Where did the boll weevil come from, how has it affected cotton production, and what has been done to eradicate it.
The National Boll Weevil Eradication Program ranks close to Eli Whitney's invention of the cotton gin as one of the greatest advancements ever for the U.S. cotton industry. This federal-state-grower cost share program has helped thousands of U.S. cotton growers become more competitive and has been a plus for the environment.
The boll weevil has been eradicated in the Southeast states Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. Likewise, the boll weevil has been eradicated from Alabama, Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas and Mississippi. A small number of boll weevils were captured in Louisiana during 2009, and expectations are that 2010 will not have boll weevil captures in Louisiana. The Far West is now boll weevil free in the states of California, Arizona, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. Texas continues to move the boll weevil free line across the state as the eradication battle continues. The active battle zones in Texas have had setbacks resulting from weevils being carried by hurricane winds into areas that were nearly weevil free.Additionally, the warm climate and lack of killing freezes in some southern areas have presented new challenges in maintaining a non-hostable cotton status. Cotton plants along roadsides, fence rows, and other non-cropping areas can result from seed inadvertently dropped during harvest or dispersed by wind. The lack of a killing freeze for these plants results in nursery areas to maintain or increase boll weevil populations. Similarly, seed dropped in a cotton field at harvest may germinate the following year although the producer planted the field to corn. The result are numerous cotton fruit utilized by boll weevils for reproduction sites. During the fall of 2008, the Texas Boll Weevil Eradication Foundation TBWEF began “seek and destroy” efforts to remove non-crop cotton plants along roadsides, fence rows etc. Additionally, TBWEF began trapping “prior year cotton fields” during 2009 regardless of what current crop was planted. These efforts along with support and active assistance by producers to remove any “non-crop cotton plants” have advanced the eradication line.
A little more than a century ago, Anthonomus grandis (boll weevil) migrated from Mexico to the U.S. and spread rapidly throughout the Cotton Belt. Since then, it has cost America's cotton producers more than $15 billion - from yield losses and costs to control the insect pest.
In 1958, the National Cotton Council officially recognized the economic havoc the boll weevil was wreaking on U.S. cotton production. With Congressional leadership and support, a USDA Boll Weevil Research Lab was created followed by eradication experiments, a trial eradication program and an areawide boll weevil control program on Texas' High Plains and Rolling Plains to prevent the weevil's migration.
In the late 1970s, the National Boll Weevil Eradication Program was launched by USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) along the Virginia-North Carolina border.
Grower referendums were initiated to continue the advancement of the Boll Weevil Eradication Program. Growers funds with some state support accounted for over 70 percent of the program operation budget with less than 30 percent of funds provided by Federal cost share.
The program later expanded into other Southeastern states followed by southwestern Arizona, southern California and a portion of northwest Mexico. Later programs were launched in Oklahoma, New Mexico, the Mid-South, and Texas.


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I don’t want to wake up this morning. It’s 6:30 and still dark outside. I want to make breakfast but I don’t want to wake up M. and H. I’m also scared to eat because I have a broken tooth. I have decided I’m going to eat a can of soup. Exciting I know, but these are the big questions I start my morning with. If I think about it too long I won’t eat and then I’ll be sick at work. Here I go!
I’m at work now but I’m twenty minutes early so I’m sitting in the parking lot. There are no other cars here so I’m wondering if anyone else is here.
I decided to go inside. Turns out the assistant manager is here she just didn’t drive and the reason no other cars are here is because one person got fired today and another person quit. A lot of people have been getting fired for absences lately. The let people get away with it for a long time but now they are cracking down I guess. It will be hard to meet production this week down two people.
I’m on my first break and it’s 10:30. I’m not as stressed as I was earlier because someone donated their entire DVD and cd collection which gave me a huge media count that goes on our wares count. That helps to make up for the people that are gone, otherwise we would struggle all week.
It’s four thirty and I’m done and ready to go home. I got busy and missed my lunch today so I’ll get in trouble for that tomorrow and I’m really hungry so I’m going to go home and make dinner. Soup is what I’m brave enough to eat right now so I’ll make potato dumpling soup. I’ve been craving hot food all day.
It’s 6:15 and I’m home and I just finished making dinner we are going to eat and then I want to go outside. M. and H. and l have spent a lot of time outside today so I’m going for a walk by myself. As much as I love spending time with them I’m kind of looking forward to some alone time.
I’m at the river now. I walk here a lot because it’s close and I like the way it feels here. There are a lot of animals out today. I saw a huge turtle jump in the river and pissed off some ducks and geese, and I’ve seen two dogs with no people attached to them.
I’m home now and I just read six stories to H, Usually she doesn’t like to sit through that many but she really likes Dr Seuss and I recently found all of my old books at my mom’s house. I think I enjoy story time at least as much as she does.
She’s asleep now and I have to work tomorrow so I’m going to do the same.


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Let's explore in more detail your attitudes and culture since they are the cornerstones of objective decision making and setting ethic boundaries.
Do a self-awareness check regarding an attitude. Let's take the emotionally-charged topic of substance abuse.
1. What is your earliest memory of having a negative reaction to seeing someone drunk?
2. Was it in your childhood?
3. Was it a relative, family friend, or neighbor?
4. Secondly, what was your response to this situation?
I recall I was about 8, and my aunt had had too much to drink. She was very sick the next morning. I observed everyone being very supportive the next morning, and she seemed almost to have "hero" status with my mother, father, her husband, and other family members who provided her with various home-remedy hangover-cures.
My learned response and what felt right then was, "we care for those who have consumed too much alcohol." This felt like the "right" response. This "right" response was reinforced by significant others and the media, as alcohol consumption was an accepted sophisticated activity. The American way of the 50's and early 60's movies was that dad and mom would have an after-dinner nightcap.
The resulting "boundaries therapy challenge" is that whenever a client mentions drinking, then internally for me, a red light goes off. I need to do a perspective check and remind myself that not everyone who drinks is a problem drinker.
How Do You Learn to Know Yourself?
How do you learn to know yourself and to use yourself to effectively set ethical boundaries with your clients? Let's look at how your attitudes and behaviors are learned.
6. Development of feeling that people who respond differently are "wrong."
How do these six stages apply to setting ethical boundaries with your clients?
To increase your self awareness of how your attitudes are linked to your past behaviors and your current setting of client boundaries, I would like for you to turn the CD player off a minute and think back to an emotionally-charged situation from your childhood. Secondly, what was the response of others and what was your resulting learned-response as being the "right" reaction? Thirdly, think where you are regarding this response at present. Recall the most recent time that this issue came up in a session with a client. What was your response? What was the client's attitude towards the issue? Now turn the CD off for this self awareness exercise.
What are six stages in attitude formation from past experiences? To select and enter your answer go to Ethics CEU Answer Booklet.

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Terry Finisterre- Daren Sammy, one of Saint Lucia’s most prolific international sport stars will join the WINDIES Ambassador Programme to lend his support of the WINDIES Women for the upcoming ICC Women’s World T20.
Sammy, captain of the winning WINDIES Teams for the 2012 and 2016 World Twenty20 Championships has confirmed his participation and will make appearances during the September to November as part of the campaign to promote the tournament.
As part of his role as an Ambassador, Sammy will be included in a variety of public activities to include community activities, photo sessions at venues and will make appearances with the players where applicable.
The Daren Sammy Stadium in Saint Lucia is one of the three locations used during the event and Sammy is scheduled to be on location to meet and greet fans and players on match days.
The ICC WT20, the first stand-alone event of its kind is scheduled for November 9 – 24 and will also be at the Providence Ground, Guyana and the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua.
WINDIES Ambassadors are current and past players who, as leading figures of the game, bring significant added value to CWI campaigns, events and commercial programmes.

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A solid plan is the best gift you can leave your loved ones.
The Law Office of Lisa M. Tuck, PLLC is here to help you plan for and navigate the seasons of your life. Whether you are starting a new business, starting a family, planning for how your assets will be handled after your death, or are trying to settle an estate for a loved one, we are here to walk you through the process and ensure that your have a solid plan in place.
The office’s Bon Air location is conveniently located for those coming from the City of Richmond, the West End, and Midlothian.
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Rookery Bay offers some of the best kayaking southwest Florida has to offer. The waters are protected by thick mangrove islands creating narrow winding creeks and mangrove tunnel paddle throughs. Offering abundant wildlife and excellent fishing, this route is perfect for beginner paddlers to avid kayak anglers. Although navigation can be tricky and tides can be a small challenge, our staff will work with you to create the best paddle experience possible.
This location offers paddlers the opportunity to explore the northern boundary of the 10,000 Islands National Wildlife Refuge. Awesome wildlife sightings, great fishing and even the possibility to paddle to a barrier island to search for rare shells are reasons why people love this location. Some of the water in this location is exposed and changes in wind direction and tides can be challenging however, our staff will provide you with local knowledge to help plan your paddle.
A great way to explore Naples is by kayak. From the departure location you will have the option to paddle through the protected canals of Port Royal and view some of the most amazing real-estate and waterfront homes in the country, or you can choose to paddle to the Northside of Keewaydin Island and enjoy a beautiful barrier island beach perfect for a picnic, swimming and shelling.
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We are building content, and are adding more R code for you to try.
A good plan is to go through each module and work through the R code, notes and screencasts to understand what we are explaining, and then to try and adapt to a different situation, in particular how does it relate to your own experiment. Aim to get a good grounding in uisng RStudio. A good start is to open a new Project for each Module; this allows your data and files within a Module to be in the same Directory, without using the command ‘set directory’. We have noticed it works better using the Project in RStudio and everything is visible and available in the File tab.
In this course we will be introducing parts of some R packages, which we find useful.

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Fixing the aging, often overworked systems that treat municipal wastewater in South Dakota would cost nearly $160 million, a cost borne mostly by state residents whose drinking water could be at stake.
System upgrades are critical to improving the water quality in state rivers because pollution from aging systems could taint the drinking water supplies of some state residents.
In all, 98 South Dakota municipalities get drinking water from surface water sources, almost exclusively rivers. Seven municipalities have dedicated surface water systems and 91 buy their water from rural systems that use surface water as the source, according to Brian Walsh, spokesman for the state DENR. The Missouri River is the source for many of those drinking water systems.
The 20 biggest cities in South Dakota dump nearly 50 million gallons of treated sewage into state rivers each day, according to a News Watch analysis. Though most cities have upgraded their systems over the years, many were built decades ago. Mobridge, which dumps into the Missouri River, built its system in 1958, while Belle Fourche opened its system that dumps into a small creek in 1959. Rapid City built its system in 1967 and Sioux Falls opened its system in 1985, though both cities have done updates since then. The average age of the core elements of the systems in the largest 20 cities is 41.2 years.
Inspection and permit records reveal that older treatment systems often have trouble meeting pollution limits. The town of Sinai — a hamlet of about 120 people in southwestern Brookings County – had a mechanical treatment system built in 1979 that frequently violated wastewater standards. The city was cited for 176 violations of biological oxygen demand, acidity and total suspended solids released between 2008 and 2015, according to state inspection data. The system dumped 15,000 gallons of wastewater per day into Bolstad Slough.
In 2016, the state ordered the town to build a new system, and using local and state funds, a two-cell stabilization pond system was built for $1.5 million. Since then, discharges into the slough have stopped and no new effluent violations have been reported, according to the DENR.
The DENR said the State Water Plan, which guides project proposals and funding, includes 36 identified but unfunded wastewater projects of various types with a combined cost of $157 million.
Building new systems or upgrading old ones puts pressure on local officials to make sound decisions and forge a balance between cost and water quality outcomes.
On occasion, high growth can dictate a change.
Dan Fink, maintenance superintendent for the city of Harrisburg, among the state’s fastest-growing cities, said that community is in the midst of a debate over building a new wastewater system or continuing to pipe waste to the Sioux Falls Water Reclamation Facility for treatment. The decision comes amid resident complaints over occasional odors from the existing lagoon system.
“This is a multi-million-dollar decision as to which would be better for the taxpayers,” Fink said.
According to the city’s website, Harrisburg in 2015 was offered a long-term option to continue pumping waste to Sioux Falls at a cost of up to $30 million over 20 years. The price tag led the city to hire an engineering firm that created two options for a new system that would cost $15 million to $20 million. Meanwhile, Harrisburg officials are talking with neighboring cities of Tea and Worthing to explore a shared system. The issue remains unsettled, Fink said.
The upgrades needed in South Dakota pale compared to the potential cost to the nation and neighboring states.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency estimates that $271 billion in deficiencies need repair at treatment plants across the country. Half of the nation’s roughly 22,000 wastewater facilities need repair or replacement, the agency said. Iowa, Minnesota and Nebraska all need more than $2 billion in system upgrades. Montana needs $363 million in upgrades while North Dakota needs $219 million and Wyoming needs $91 million.
The great need comes as federal funding for system upgrades and other state regulatory functions has been steady or falling in South Dakota and other states in recent years.
The DENR gets about a third of its funding from the federal government; the state pays one quarter, and fees make up about 40 percent.
In 2012, the state received about $1.66 million in federal money; that fluctuated but fell to $1.58 million in 2017. In an email, Walsh noted that President Donald Trump has proposed significant cuts of 30 to 40 percent in funding for some state wastewater programs, with some efforts possibly cut out completely.
DENR officials now say their 10-person permit and inspection team is fully staffed for the first time in six years. The staffing increase was enabled by passage of a measure by the 2018 South Dakota Legislature creating a new stormwater discharge fee placed on developers and municipalities and increasing the wastewater discharge permit fee for the first time in 25 years. The DENR lobbied heavily in favor of the measure.
Up to 95 percent of the cost of improving sewer systems is typically placed upon state and local taxpayers and users, which has proven true when South Dakota municipalities have undertaken costly and time-consuming system upgrades.
To encourage upgrades of wastewater facilities, the state holds $57 million in its Clean Water State Revolving Fund that was formed in 1989. Over the years, more than $667 million in loans have been made from that fund to improve wastewater systems in South Dakota.
Small communities have a harder time paying for system upgrades because they have difficulty raising millions in revenues from small tax and customer bases.
About two-thirds of systems in need of upgrade across the country are in cities of 3,500 people or less, according to the EPA. Eight of 10 outdated systems are in cities under 10,000 population. In South Dakota, the need in small communities is even more pronounced: about 80 percent of municipalities with an identified need have populations of 3,500 or less.
But bigger cities also face major investments. Rapid City may spend up to $62 million and Sioux Falls is considering $260 million in wastewater upgrades over the next several years.
South Dakota industries have also spent millions to improve wastewater treatment systems, often after state inspections reveal pollution problems.
After numerous violations in the early 2000s, the Valley Queen Cheese factory in Milbank spent $3.5 million to build a treatment system in 2005 and $6.5 million since then, the company said.
The Smithfield Foods plant in Sioux Falls upgraded its wastewater system in the mid-2010s. The plant still faces issues, including the July release of extreme ammonia levels that violated state limits and endangered fish in the Big Sioux River.
Just keeping municipal systems operational is a big expense for local taxpayers.
Sioux Falls spends about $22.5 million a year to run its treatment plant, Rapid City spends about $12.6 million, and the cities of Huron, Mitchell and Spearfish pay about $2 million a year. Vermillion and Madison spend about $1.5 million annually, while Mobridge spends $465,000 and Tea about $350,000.
Blame it on the weather or poor performance by microbes, but the city of Dell Rapids couldn’t stop violating ammonia limits in its quarterly effluent discharges to the Big Sioux River. The state flagged the Minnehaha County city of about 3,700 for ammonia violations in September and December of 2010, in May of 2011 and again in May, 2013 and May, 2015.
Eventually, the state in 2016 ordered the city to upgrade or replace its system. The compliance schedule sent Dell Rapids officials into a nearly 2-year effort to build, and afford, a better system.
City Administrator Justin Weiland recalls hiring an engineering firm and traveling to Iowa and in-state sites to view modern treatment systems up close.
After considering a submerged attached growth reactor system – known for ease of operation and effective cold-weather ammonia removal – the city council instead voted to build a new sequencing batch reactor that uses oxygen and activated sludge to remove solids and bacteria and treat raw sewage, as the name applies, in batches of water eventually suitable for dumping onto land or in waterways. As part of the upgrade, the city also moved away from using chlorine to kill bacteria and instead now uses safer ultraviolet light.
The new plant began operating in May and things have so far gone well, if not a bit chaotic, Weiland said. “It’s more manpower; it’s a learning curve,” he said, noting that testing requirements have increased with the new system.
The city received significant financial help from the state to build the roughly $5 million plant that will dump about 6.5 million gallons of treated wastewater into the Big Sioux River annually.
Dell Rapids received about $3 million in state grants from the Consolidated Fund and the Build America Bond grant programs. The city also received a $2.4 million loan from the State Revolving Fund at a 3.25 percent interest rate.
Even with the grants, the 1,320 users of the system in Dell Rapids will pay more for sewer and water due to the upgrade.
With a usage hike and $8.60 monthly surcharge in place for 30 years, the average Dell Rapids household pays $54.40 a month for sewer services, a nearly 25 percent increase. Those same customers also pay $3 more a month for water service.
Starting next spring, the city will embark on a $4 million project to replace leaky aging sewer lines that were installed as far back as the 1920s. When that project gets funded, residents will see a $7.20 increase in their monthly sewer bill and a $4 monthly jump in their water bill.
Weiland hopes the new system will make Dell Rapids attractive to families and new business.
Even as an avid recreational user of state waterways, Weiland acknowledged that if not for state pressure, the city may not have upgraded its sewer system and lines.
The next challenge for the city is finding a qualified wastewater system superintendent, which Weiland said is difficult in South Dakota.
Weiland urged the state’s congressional delegation to push for financial support of wastewater upgrades for states and municipalities.

industry_corpus2: Water Resources & Marine


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Products of the ancient Catalan nougat-making tradition, these specialities are mainly eaten at Christmas.
They are distinct in that only premium quality ingredients are used in the making. They must include at least 50% chocolate and nuts, and must not contain any additives, vanilla yeast or lecithin.
Sold in patisseries throughout Catalonia in tablets of 100 to 300 g, in packets bearing the corresponding certification and specific product information.


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After the global financial crisis and the Great Recession of 2007-08, egalitarian causes have moved to the centre stage of international economic discourse. Though views of different people contributing to this discourse differ sharply, they all question dominant policies and practices that tend to widen the gap between the rich and the poor.
Many of them are also in search of ways and means to provide the left-outs an equitable share in the fruits of economic development. As a result of this search, a lot of economic literature is being produced worldwide on why global wealth is distributed so unequally between rich and poor countries and how inequality between the rich and the poor is rising within almost every nation. What makes this discourse even more important is that these twin disparities have emerged in the wake of unprecedented expansion in a globalised market capitalism that, otherwise, has lifted millions of people out of poverty across the globe over the last three decades.
In Pakistan, too, winds of change in economic discourse are blowing with unmatched scope and unparalleled intensity. One can see a cultural shift in the debate over every facet of social and economic life. A strong message for meaningful change is ubiquitous though it has not yet resulted in any mechanisms that address the causes of inequality and give the disadvantaged and the vulnerable a say in policymaking.
In keeping with this general trend, Rich People, Poor Country offers yet another ‘theoretical’ contribution to literature being produced on the subject of income inequality. Hopefully, it will not just have bearings on the ongoing public debate but will also attract attention from policymakers.
The book is authored by Syed Shabbar Zaidi, a known and established name in public finance, accounting and other financial disciplines. A major argument that he makes is that “dominant economic philosophies” of the day were developed by the West after the Second World War in order to favour western economies over the rest of the world. These philosophies, according to Zaidi, have resulted in “universal guidelines” for fiscal policies that developing countries must follow in order to partake in the spoils of a Western-led economic system.
These guidelines, the author argues, have resulted in low corporate taxes, declining import duties and a smaller government role in running and regulating business, finance and economy in many countries including Pakistan. Coupled with protections offered by offshore tax heavens, these policies helped shift wealth from the East to the West. This, says Zaidi, has had a predictable outcome: less than one per cent people have come to own 80 per cent of global wealth.
China, the author explains, is the sole exception. It has emerged as the world’s factory because its policies, in opposition to western theories, have been designed to protect its industry and domestic market from competition. But now that Chinese capital has crossed its national frontiers in search for markets worldwide, it is subjecting developing nations to the same western economic model it has shunned for itself. For instance, China’s prescription to address the huge imbalance that it has in its favour in its trade with Pakistan is the same as suggested by the West: seek a bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Within this economic framework, Zaidi points out, consecutive governments in Pakistan have adopted some seriously disastrous policies. He strongly criticises misguided measures that led to the deregulation of the economy and the creation of a “free for all” foreign exchange regime in the post-1990 period. He is equally critical of the “abuse” of the Afghan-Pakistan Transit Trade Agreement that promoted smuggling at the expense of local manufacturers and added little to Pakistan’s tax revenues. Working in combination with some other factors such as corruption, these policies have helped many individual Pakistanis in accumulating huge amounts of untaxed wealth and then in transferring it abroad through questionable means. Consequently, the author says, Pakistan’s economy has suffered a large scale deindustrialisation and a massive flight of capital.
He sums up the story of Pakistan’s fiscal and foreign exchange policies quite succinctly. “In our society, we expect welfare of the masses without paying taxes” while, on the other hand, the existing “taxpayers are frustrated” that they are being squeezed further without expanding the tax net to those who somehow or the other have managed to stay out of it.
Rich People, Poor Country is a compilation of Zaidi’s articles, co-written by Asim Zulfiqar Ali, Zulfikar Akhtar, Asra Rauf and Shaheryar Khan, and published in daily Business Recorder over the last two years. It is his second book comprising of his newspaper articles. The first one, Panama Leaks - A Blessing in Disguise: Offshore assets of Pakistani citizens was published in 2016.
Rich People, Poor Country is premised on the contention that our national discourse “does not provide adequate knowledge and information to the public at large on policy issues”. Nor does it help professionals in providing practicable, independent and honest advice to policymakers.
The title of the book emerged out of Zaidi’s conversations with various people in the wake of a recent tax amnesty scheme — Foreign Assets (Declaration and Repatriation) Act, 2018. His estimates, based on the amount of assets revealed under the scheme, suggest that a substantial number of Pakistanis – around 7-8 per cent of the country’s total population of 210 million – are very rich. These Pakistanis have individual incomes possibly exceeding even the highest average per capita incomes in the world. In sharp contrast, our government remains poor — being able to collect taxes that constitute only 10 per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP).
The book’s title, thus, aims at highlighting the disparity that exists between the fabulous private wealth and the dire situation of public finances. It also underscores the wealth enjoyed by a few and the poverty experienced by many. That these issues are being raised by a self-professed firm believer in market economy and not by someone who has a tilt towards Marxism or socialism means that these two disparities are not a matter of ideology but a result of flawed policies.
The strategic question the book raises is whether the disparities are sustainable. The author’s answer is no. Firstly, he argues, a government not able to tax the rich will never have the resources required to provide the poor with economic and social protection. Secondly, and this is linked to the first point, rising inequality is producing social tensions that could lead to widespread unrest and violence.
What the book fails to mention is that, even while the government in Pakistan is cash-starved, a tiny minority of Pakistanis are super rich and a large portion of the population is extremely poor, there still exists a sizeable middle class in the country. The author also overlooks the fact that over 90 per cent of Pakistan’s economic growth is fuelled by domestic consumption and a significant portion of this consumption is supported by the earnings of overseas Pakistanis. Our country is also rich in natural resources. They are only awaiting to be exploited through right policies/actions and have the potential to offer work to a big part of the labour force that is getting a few million new entrants every year.
Even while talking about the rich, we must keep in mind that the rate of capital formation and accumulation of wealth in Pakistan is low even by regional standards. Our domestic private investors still lack the capital, experience and appetite to invest in public infrastructure projects and large-scale industrial ventures. They are mostly engaged in basic manufacturing which keeps them much less well off than their counterparts even in neighbouring India.
Also, while no one can deny that inequality in incomes and assets between the rich and the poor is turning into a critical issue, the book does not look into many of its causes. The fact that it has been made increasingly worse owing to social and economic exclusion caused by new technologies, poor governance and relentless market forces escapes the author’s attention. These omissions notwithstanding, the book makes a strong case for a change in the government’s economic and financial policies. Its timing could never have been better, coinciding as it does with the advent of a Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government that has come into power promising an agenda for change.
The writer is a special correspondent for Pakistan Observer and Bengali Daily Ittefaq.
So sad! The picture cuts into your soul! I hope it brings in the notice from those who can do something about it!
From 22 to 22000 families in the last 50 years !
China is worlds factory but at what cost, by persecuting its own citizens and using them as slave labour.

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One of the most frustrating things about home improvement is having to shell out money for a new tool that you only expect to use once. For example, if your bathroom needs re-tiling, you can’t reasonably do the job without a wet saw, which costs anywhere from $100 to $750. But unless you have another bathroom to re-tile after this one, that expensive tool is just going to sit in your garage gathering dust once you’re finished with the job.
What makes it all the more annoying is that your next-door neighbor may be re-tiling his bathroom next month, and the neighbor across the street could be doing hers next year. Unless they know that you already have a wet saw, they’ll probably end up going out and buying their own. It would make so much more sense for the three of you – or maybe even all the neighbors on the block – to chip in together and buy just one wet saw that you could all take turns using.
With a tool library in your town, you can do exactly that. A tool-lending library is just like a regular public library, except instead of books, it has a large collection of tools – gardening tools, woodworking tools, home repair tools, and more. Once you join a tool library, you can simply check out any of these tools whenever necessary. You don’t have to buy or rent new tools for every home project, and you don’t have to find space in your house to store a lot of tools you hardly ever use.
Like other parts of the sharing economy, tool libraries are a way to use resources more efficiently. They make it possible for dozens of people to share one rotary tiller, one drill press, or one extension ladder, instead of each having to buy their own.
Saving Money. Do-it-yourself (DIY) experts interviewed in The New York Times say it costs about $250 to equip a basic home workshop – and that’s not counting the cost of specialized tools for particular jobs. But if you belong to a tool library, all you ever need to pay for tools is a yearly membership fee, which can cost anywhere from $10 to $100. Some tool libraries are run by town governments, so membership is completely free for residents.
Saving Space. Many avid DIYers have houses stuffed with a huge assortment of tools, many of which they don’t use more than once or twice a year. When you belong to a tool-lending library, it stores all those seldom-used tools for you, so they don’t take up space in your basement and garage.
Sharing Knowledge. A tool-lending library is more than just a building full of tools – it’s also a place for DIY fans to gather and share ideas and tips for home projects. Many tool libraries also sponsor workshops to teach specific DIY skills, either for free or at a low charge.
Protecting the Environment. Sharing tools reduces the number of new tools that need to be made and sold each year. In turn, this saves the energy and natural resources that would be used to produce them. On top of that, tool libraries can serve as centers to promote sustainable living. For example, the West Seattle Tool Library encourages its members to take part in projects such as setting up home gardens, improving energy efficiency, and harvesting rainwater.
Building Community. Belonging to a tool-lending library gives you a chance to get to know your neighbors. You can discuss your projects together, help each other out, and possibly form lasting friendships.
The only real downside of belonging to a tool library is that when you don’t own your tools, you don’t have immediate access to them. You can only check them out when the tool library is open, and there’s always a risk that someone else may be using the specific tool you need.
So even if you belong to a tool library, it makes sense to keep at least a small collection of tools of your own. This should include the tools that you use often and the ones you’re most likely to need at a moment’s notice. For instance, when your toilet starts leaking, you want to have a wrench ready in hand so you can stop the water before it does any damage, not have to run down to the tool library to check one out.
The Berkeley Tool-Lending Library in Berkeley, California, is part of the town’s public library system. Any adult resident who has a library card can also check out tools, free of charge. Thousands of people use the tool library, with more than 100 new members signing up each month.
Berkeley’s tool library is one of the oldest in the country. It was founded in 1979 with a federal community development block grant (CDBG) of $30,000. It started as a collection of 500 tools housed in a portable trailer, with one full-time employee. The city took over the funding of the tool-lending library two years later, and in 1988 it officially became part of the library system.
Today, the tool-lending library resides in a large, warehouse-like building that’s open Tuesday through Saturday. It contains more than 3,500 tools, with three part-time employees to supervise the collection. The library’s most popular tools include weed eaters, extension cords, ladders, hand trucks, and hedge trimmers. The collection also includes smaller tools, such as screwdrivers and masonry bits.
Borrowers can check out up to 10 tools at a time and can keep them for either three days or seven days, depending on the demand for the tool. They can also call the library ahead of time to reserve a tool, but only to be picked up that same day. If they return tools late, they must pay an overdue fine of anywhere from $1 to $18 per day, depending on the tool. The overdue fines provide the library with nearly $20,000 a year to add new tools to its collection and to maintain the ones it already has.
Although overdue fines are common, it’s very rare for people to fail to return tools. Adam Broner, one of the libary’s tool lending specialists, says that the tool library’s patrons are “very loyal” and tend to be more reliable about returning tools than regular library users are about returning books.
Broner says the library is more than just a tool lending service – it also serves as a “community center” of sorts for people interested in DIY. Some patrons say that they visit the tool library regularly, even daily. Users say the service is convenient, saves them a lot of money, and makes DIY accessible to people who can’t afford to buy their own tools. One woman even confides that the library has taken away her landlord’s excuse that he can’t afford to do repairs because tools are too expensive.
The easiest way to find a tool library in your area is to check Local Tools, a website that promotes tool-lending libraries. Its comprehensive list shows tool libraries throughout the United States, Canada, and even Great Britain. You can use the map to find a tool library in your state or region, or you can search the list for the name of a particular town. Each listing includes contact information for the tool library – a physical address, phone number, and email address – and a link to its website.
There’s also a list of tool-lending libraries on Wikipedia. It includes listings for tool libraries in several additional countries, such as Israel and Australia. The U.S. listings are also somewhat easier to search because they’re organized by state. However, the Wikipedia list doesn’t contain links to the tool libraries’ websites.
If you can’t find a tool-lending library in your area, you can try starting your own. The Center for a New American Dream, a national organization that promotes conscious consumption and greener living, outlines the basic process for starting a tool library in its Guide to Sharing. Here is a basic outline of the steps you need to take.
Find people in your community who are interested in starting a tool library. Try asking friends and neighbors and asking at your church, school, or homeowner’s association. Once you find a group of interested people, hold a meeting and select a team to take the lead on the project. Choose people to take on key jobs such as financing, marketing, coordinating volunteers, and gathering tools.
Tools. Consider how many tools you initially want to offer, and where you will obtain them. You could buy new tools or start with donated tools from members, contractors, and your own collections.
Facilities. Think about possible places to house the tool library. You could rent a building, ask your town to donate space in a municipal building, or even run the library out of someone’s garage.
Business Structure. One popular way to run a tool library is as a tax-exempt public charity known as a 501(c)(3) organization. Setting up your tool library as a 501(c)(3) allows you to avoid taxes, but it is a fairly long and complicated process. One way around it is to make the tool library part of a government organization, such as a public library. You can also ask an existing 501(c)(3) to be your fiscal sponsor so that the tool library is officially one of that organization’s projects; however, many groups charge a fee for this kind of sponsorship.
Funding. Possible sources of funding include community block grants, local businesses, private foundations, and individual donors. Decide whether you want to charge a membership fee to help cover your expenses and what kind of fees you want to charge for overdue, lost, or damaged tools.
Staffing. Decide how many workers you will need to run the tool library. You can try to work with volunteers only, but it’s helpful to have at least one paid tool coordinator to keep everything running smoothly. You can have paid employees and still be a nonprofit organization, but you are responsible for paying their federal taxes. The IRS has detailed information about how to handle taxes for employees of nonprofits.
Membership. Decide which area you want your tool library to serve. Most tool libraries are open to all residents in a specific town or region. Another option is to have membership be free for residents and allow people outside the area to join for a fee.
Services. Consider whether you want your tool-lending library to offer any other services besides tools. For example, some tool libraries provide space for people to work on projects, hands-on assistance, or educational workshops.
The West Seattle Tool Library has developed a “starter kit” for tool-lending libraries that talks about all these issues in detail. This kit is available on its outreach website, ShareStarter.org. Although the document does its best to cover all the issues tool libraries face, the authors also recommend that you consult a lawyer about your plans to ensure that your tool library complies with all state and local laws. If you can’t afford a lawyer, try contacting a legal organization in your state that offers advice on a pro bono (free) basis.
You can see examples of lending policies on the websites of the North Portland Tool Library and the Rebuilding Together Central Ohio Tool Library.
To reduce the risk of damage and breakage, it’s best to start with new, construction-grade tools that can stand up to heavy use. You can also get donations of tools from local contractors and tool sellers, but you should test them first to make sure they’re in good working order.
As you gather tools, mark them with the library’s name and give each one a unique identification number. Give each borrower a unique ID as well, so that you can keep track of who is using which tools at any given time. You can use a spreadsheet program or library software to keep track of your inventory.
Once you have all the tools you need, be sure to keep them in good working order. Check them for damage whenever they’re returned to the library, and make any repairs that are needed, such as sharpening. You can charge users a fee if they fail to clean tools properly before returning them.
The Center for a New American Dream recommends devoting at least 10% of your budget to maintaining, repairing, and replacing tools as needed. Poll your members from time to time to find out what new tools they think the library should have.
Belonging to a tool library isn’t the only way to save money on tools for home repairs, of course. You can also rent tools that you only plan to use once, or borrow them from friends and family members. But a tool-lending library is more than just a source of cheap tools – it’s also a community. Joining one is a way to meet people, share ideas, and form closer ties to your neighbors.
Have you ever used a tool library? Would you use one if you had the chance?

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And here’s why. The movie (which premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival) revolves around Bell’s character – a reporter named Leigh who leaves her life in New York City to go back home to get her high school job as a lifeguard.
Picking up right where her teen halcyon days left off, she moves into her old room with her parents, hangs out with friends who never left town, and reclaims her high school job as a condo-complex lifeguard. But as Leigh enjoys shirking off adult life and responsibilities, and enters into an illicit affair, she begins a chain reaction that affects those closest to her.
In other words, the drama-part of the story starts when Leigh (about to turn 30-years-old) begins a relationship with a troubled 16-year-old.
Beside Bell, the rest of The Lifeguard cast includes Mamie Gummer, Joshua Harto, Amy Madigan, Alex Shaffer and Martin Starr, and as we said at the beginning – the movie is set to hit limited theaters on August 30th, 2013.


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acid-brain had the most liked content!
Ze cosmos trip is a very underrated track with hypnotic tech-trance vibes. My favourite on this album is Spiral Dive though.
Or the sample in Simply Blue which is a police report about a drunken and disorderly neighbour!
To be fair, I think that during every 1200 Mics track... I think that's the idea!
Great recommendations judging from the ones that I've seen already. I'll definitely watch the whole set, apart from perhaps Begotten, which doesn't look like much fun. Based on your recommendation and that of a friend I saw Antibirth this week. It was great, just a shame that it had all the elements of becoming an AMAZING film but didn't quite hold together in the end. I mean, part of reason why I love this 'genre' is that the films don't necessarily hold together on a plot-level but manifest strong subconscious themes, however Antibirth also got tangled up in its subconscious symbolism, squandering the psychologically scarring power which its forebears (Rosemary's Baby and Jacob's Ladder) have. However I wouldn't be surprised if director Danny Perez comes up with a classic of the genre in 4-5 years time.
I don't understand how the intention of the artist can define whether something is commercial or not. For a start, we can't fully know the intentions of the artist. Some become commercially successfully without meaning to. I think it's qualities of the music itself that define whether something is commercial: such things as unchallenging rhythms, cliched melodies, overproduction, etc.
Magic Frequencies is astonishingly good, swirling analogue melodic layers dancing and warping in and out of each other, neither predominantly light or dark; an abrupt and spine-tingling pitch-bending ending.
Such gorgeous production on this one.
Listening to this again the similarities with peak oldschool Etnica struck me, especially in the arrangements and peripheral sounds. Amazing goa album, one of the very best released in the last 10 years in my opinion. It's full of bouncy, funky energy, keeps catching you by surprise, and above all is a lot of fun to listen to.
I haven't checked this album yet, but I'm interested to hear reviewers say the tracks are poorly organised and don't really progress satisfactorily. In my opinion, Psychowave tracks like Moon Bindi (one of the very best goa tracks from the last 5 years!) and Supernova have some of the most psychedelic progression and flow I've heard in goa. Reminiscent of Koxbox in how lots of different colourful ideas are woven tightly together without big buildups or repetition. I'll be listening to this album and report whether I share the consensus view here.
Did I write that? DoktorG, are you me? I couldn't have put it better.


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Hong Leong Yamaha Motor Sdn. Bhd. (HLYM)(Co. no:46829-P), a company incorporated in Malaysia in 1979, is a joint venture between Hong Leong Industries Bhd and Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd , Japan.
Hong Leong Industries Bhd., holds majority equity interest in HLYM, is part of a well diversified conglomerate, Hong Leong Group of Companies, Malaysia.
HLYM was appointed official franchise holder for CKD and CBU Yamaha motorcycles and ATVs in Malaysia since 1978. It rolled out its first CKD Yamaha street model, RX100 at the Shah Alam plant in 1979. HLYM increased its model range with the introduction of the Y80, DX 100 and the DT125 with the production output of 3500 units per month.
1988 witnessed the rollout of the 500,000th local assembled Yamaha motorcycle in grand fanfare.
1994 saw the historical rollout of the 1,000,000 Yamaha motorcycle in Malaysia. A commendable achievement for HLYM.
1997, HLYM relocated to its current 36 acres Hong Leong Yamaha Complex which housed its main office block, a R&D Centre with 4 factories engaging in press & welding of metal parts, spray painting, assembly operations, plastic injection moulding and a warehouse for storage. Most of the CKD bike engines were locally supplied by Hicom Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Sdn Bhd.
By 2018 HLYM rolled out its 4 millionth Yamaha motorcycle, a testament to its commitment to produce premium quality locally assembled Yamaha motorcycles in accordance to the stringent high quality standards set by Yamaha Motor Co. Ltd.
Hong Leong Yamaha Motor continues to invest in the upskilling of its employees, new technologies and equipment to improve its production capabilities.
Excellence award certifications received by HLYM include the Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) Excellence 1st Category award from JIPM for the enhancement of quality, cost and delivery performance; the ISO 9002, ISO14001 (Environment Management System) from SGS Malaysia/SGS UK and MPC certification by the Malaysia Productivity Corporation.
Automation robotic technology and Automated Guided vehicles have been incorporated to further enhance production quality and efficiency. The incorporation of automation technology allows for the flexibility and the speed to adjust capacity and models assembly in response to changing market demand.
Hong Leong Yamaha Motor is committed to carry on powering the passions of avid motorcyclist to create exceptional value and lifestyle experiences to enrich the lives of its customers.

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I’m Casey Siemasko. I’m from Apex, North Carolina. Currently I’m calling Mexico home, though only for a few months.
Before we got married, we had both traveled extensively on our own. I think that when combined, Dan and I had traveled to nearly thirty countries on six different continents. This passion for travel and seeing the world was something that we wanted to experience together, so it only made sense to start our marriage abroad! The only question was where we would go and how long we would stay. A short Google search later and Taiwan it was.
My primary job is managing the travel blog my husband and I own, acruisingcouple.com. We’re the founders, editors, content creators, social media managers, finance department… well, you get the idea; it takes a whole lot of work to run a website, and we wear a variety of hats! However, writing is what I’m most passionate about, and why I allow the blog to take over so much of my time. In addition to the website, I’m also a freelance writer and content creator. Should we ever settle down in one place, I would love to see the writing aspect become more dominant in my life.
Like most of the big decisions my husband and I make, we started the process of writing our book on a whim. We noticed that despite all the wonderful things Taiwan has to offer tourists, nobody knows anything about it! Seriously, after two years living in Taiwan, I lost track of the number of times people asked me about life in Thailand. Well, my husband and I fell in love with Taiwan and wanted to make to more accessible to both tourists and expats living on the island.
And if we’re being completely honest, we got tired of answering the same questions from our blog readers on a regular basis! We saw a need for a book like 101 Tips to Living in Taiwan and we decided to fulfill it. To make it accessible to everyone—including low-budget backpackers—we decided to self-publish it as an eBook.
4. Did you blog before writing your book?
The hardest part of taking my writing to a book format was making the reading concise and easy to digest. As a professional blogger, I largely make my living by telling personal accounts of my travels. But because we were opting for a guidebook feel, I didn’t want the book to be overflowing with superfluous stories or embarrassing personal accounts. The book wasn’t meant to be a memoir of our time in Taiwan, but a practical and (hopefully) somewhat entertaining resource. Finding the perfect balance for the tone of the book took a bit of practice. Luckily I have a really great editor!
I’m not sure I can answer this fairly. As we are part of the travel blogging niche, it follows that the majority of expat books I come into contact with are travel books. However, I also think there is a large amount of self-help books from expats that encourage others to escape the ‘rat race’ and live the life of their dreams. It will be interesting to see how the eBook market continues to develop as more and more people realize the power of the digital world.
The Weird and the Wacky. Our eBook is divided into ten chapters, with each chapter focusing on a different element of life in Taiwan. We had a lot of fun with the Weird and Wacky chapter, divulging some of the confusing parts about Taiwanese culture through the eyes of a foreigner. It was also a lot of fun getting feedback on this section from other expats living in Taiwan.
In retrospect it was a bit surprising, but probably writing the chapter about Taiwan’s unique festivals and religious celebrations. There is a lot of folklore and stories surrounding these events; it often seemed that every local we talked to had their own variation of each festival’s history. While this would make for a fascinating book in and of itself, we had to find a way to weave the different threads into one concise, accurate summary.
What a difficult question! I suppose this is a bit of a cop-out, but I have to say that everyone should read something that is outside of their supposed genre. I listen to people on a regular basis say that they only read non-fiction, or young adult, or mysteries, or Nicholas Sparks. That’s all well and good, but the power of reading is in its ability to transport you to new worlds and introduce you to new ideas. Even if you think you’ll detest it, open the cover and try it anyway.
I would add that everyone should read something by Hemmingway, preferably The Sun Also Rises (should you have managed to escape it in high school).
Don’t wait for the timing to be right to start writing. Like most things in life, you’ll always find an excuse to wait until the stars align. If you have an idea you’re passionate about, go for it now. Not tomorrow, not when you have more training or a larger audience, but now. If you’re doing what you love, everything else has a magical way of working out.
That’s a bit of a secret. While I can’t elaborate on the specifics, yes to both accounts.
101 Tips to Living in Taiwan will streamline your transition to living in a new and foreign country while inspiring you to get out and explore all that it has to offer. You’ll have more confidence, less stress, and the knowledge you need to make the most out of your time in Taiwan.
Find out more about Casey & Dan and their travels on their site, acruisingcouple.com.


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Cashell and Joyal bring broad dairy backgrounds to new roles.
Cargill Animal Nutrition is excited to introduce two new teammates who will be serving customers in New York and Vermont. Chase Cashell and Kirstin Joyal join Cargill Animal Nutrition following graduation and successful careers in the dairy industry.
Cashell will be serving the western New York market and resides in Arkport. A native of Pennsylvania, he is a 2017 graduate from the Pennsylvania State University, with a degree in Agribusiness Management and a specialization in dairy science.
Joyal joins Cargill and will be serving customers in Vermont. A native of Addison County, she is a 2004 Cornell graduate and worked for both Elanco and as a herd manager at a 1,000 cow dairy. Joyal is back home in Addison County and is excited to represent Cargill as a dairy focus consultant.
To learn more about how Kirstin, Chase or the Cargill teammate in your region are helping bring the dreams of families just like yours to life, visit www.CargillDairyDreams.com and browse “Stories”.


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Here are 7 interesting facts about Flue Steam that you may not be aware of. Read on – you might learn something!
Flue Steam has been serving Southern California for over 40 years! That’s right – since 1971, we’ve been offering high quality commercial kitchen air control and fire prevention services to commercial kitchens throughout Southern California.
We provide both hand scraping and steam cleaning services. We recommend you schedule regular equipment inspections and cleanings so your commercial kitchen is always in tip-top shape. Exhaust cleaning system services are typically booked one week in advance. We can schedule these cleanings at dates and times that are most convenient for your busy schedule. We recommend exhaust system hand scraping services be scheduled once a month, and steam cleaning be done quarterly. We’re always happy to discuss your needs and adjust our recommendations to ensure your commercial kitchen is always safe for your staff and patrons.
All our services meet NFPA and CMC requirements. We verify this by placing a “Certificate of Performance” sticker that shows the exact date of service, service frequency, and whether any inaccessible areas exist in the system on the hood of your exhaust system. This serves as proof that you have diligently fulfilled your code obligations and your commercial kitchen is safe.
Our popular exhaust system cleaning services often get most of the attention, but we also offer full portable fire extinguisher service, too! Since we are committed to keeping everyone in and around your commercial kitchen safe from fire, we have started offering high quality portable fire extinguishers that will add an extra layer of protection to your commercial kitchen. We sell many types of portable fire extinguishers, and we’ll gladly give you expert recommendations as you decide which ones will be best for your exact commercial kitchen. You can really trust our licensed technicians to steer you in the right direction so you get the ideal fire extinguisher for your commercial kitchen.
We strive to meet and often even exceed our customers’ expectations. As a long-term industry player, we have reached a comfortable level of success by building lasting professional relationships with our clients. We look forward to making your life a bit easier when you begin counting on Flue Steam for all your commercial kitchen air control and fire prevention needs. Call us today at 800-700-FLUE.

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Don't bet the ranch on predictions, but don't totally discount them either.
"If you can look into the seeds of time, and say which grain will grow and which will not, speak then unto me." Shakespeare's words are just as wise today. Indeed, people are still trying to divine the future. The latest future-oriented computing issue goes by the overbroad moniker "Web services," and the companies behind it, including Microsoft with its Microsoft.NET initiative and Sun with its Sun ONE initiative, would have you believe that your computing future lies in their hands. A Web service is a computer program that resides not on your computer, but on another computer that you connect to through the Internet. The promise is that you'll be able to use any program no matter what type of computer you're using, including a handheld PC or even one you wear on your wrist. Experts predict that it will be two or three years before Web services have any chance of replacing your word processor and other desktop applications. My prediction is that if they force you to cede control of your computing experience, they'll fail. The personal computing revolution is about gaining control though customizability and personalization, not losing it. Still, the prospect of computing untethered without losing any functionality is compelling. Other work is underway to create ever-faster computers through new chip technology. The engines of tomorrow's PCs may be based not on silicon dioxide but exotic new compounds such as perovskite oxide or even the stuff of life itself, DNA. Faster computers may finally make speech recognition as workable as typing and may lead to computers like HAL from the movie "2001: A Space Odyssey." The future will be truly mind-boggling, according to the prognosticators. In his book "The Age of Spiritual Machines" (2000, Penguin USA), Ray Kurzweil believes that by 2030 common $1,000 personal computers will grow so greatly in speed and capabilities that they will achieve the full capacity of the human brain. Kurzweil, a prominent inventor and business leader in the field of artificial intelligence, makes other imagination-sparking predictions: By the end of this century we'll achieve virtual immortality by being able to download our minds, memories, and consciousness into robots. Ultimately, he reasons, human and machine intelligence will merge and become indistinguishable, growing exponentially until it will be able to control how the very universe evolves. It's easy to scoff at such notions as the stuff of science fiction. Yet the past is littered with examples of the short-sightedness of others, including those deeply involved with technology. Here are some of the more notable examples of failures of the imagination: "640K ought to be enough for anybody." Microsoft founder and chairman Bill Gates, 1981, about computer memory "Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons." Popular Mechanics magazine, 1949 "I think there is a world market for maybe five computers." Thomas Watson, president and CEO, IBM, 1943 "But what . . . is it good for?" Engineer at IBM, 1968, commenting on the microchip "There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home." Ken Olson, founder and chairman of Digital Equipment Corp., 1977 "This 'telephone' has too many shortcomings to be seriously considered as a means of communication. The device is inherently of no value to us." Western Union internal memo, 1876 On the other hand, you probably don't want to bet the ranch on anyone's imaginings of a possible future. In a book I wrote called "Straight Talk About the Information Superhighway," I incorrectly predicted that by now we would likely have a seamless national or international matrix for the communication of interactive multimedia. In other words, according to my crystal-ball reading, the worlds of broadband Internet access, cable TV and videophones should have merged by now. Later, however, I did predict the collapse of the dot-com economy. One more quote, from Lao Tzu in the 6th century B.C.: "Those who have knowledge, don't predict. Those who predict, don't have knowledge." Reid Goldsborough is a syndicated columnist and author of the book Straight Talk About the Information Superhighway. He can be reached at [email protected] or http://members.home.net/reidgold.


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Avoid dairy products and orange juice the day of a performance.
Avoid places with toxic substances in the air (chemicals, tar, etc.).
Stay relaxed (avoid stress), especially in thedays before a performance.
Eat a healthy diet (plenty of good protein, fresh fruits and vegetables).
Get plenty of rest especially two days before a performance.
Train with a qualified teacher regularly.
Speak at your own pitch (as in agreeing with someone by saying “mmm-hmm”).
Warm up properly before singing.
See a qualified ENT if you have prolonged hoarseness.
Sing softly (mark) new songs when you are first learning them.
Support your singing voice properly.
(don’t let it lock down or jam up).
Drink alcohol on the day of a performance.
“Pull” the chest-voice (if you are chronically hoarse after singing, see a teacher!).
Drink coffee directly before a performance, especially if you are sensitive to it.
Talk a lot on the day of a performance.
Try to talk or sing over a chest cold or laryngitis.
Try to talk over loud noise, (like in bars, amusement parks, big parties, etc.).
Try to sing if it hurts to swallow.
Whisper loudly or sing in a “breathy” voice for prolonged periods of time.
Use recreational drugs and/or mind-altering drugs before singing.

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Patients wait in line for hours at the current clinic.
One of the biggest problems in the remote northeastern RAAN region of Nicaragua is a lack of access to medical care. For the people in this region – indigenous farmers living on about $1 a day – the nearest clinic is in the rural town of Hormiguero, up to a 10-hour walk from where they live. The current clinic, staffed regularly by MINSA medical professionals, consists of only two rooms: one for pregnant women, and one for everyone else. For 12 years, Bridges to Community has sent volunteer medical professionals to this clinic to collaborate with local doctors and nurses. Visiting several times throughout the year, these volunteers see over 100 patients per day.
Seasoned in managing large-scale, remote construction jobs across Central America and Haiti, Building Goodness Foundation is partnering with Bridges to Community and the people of Hormiguero to create a culturally-appropriate, sustainable, intentionally-designed medical clinic in Hormiguero. This new facility will greatly improve access to intermediate and emergency care, currently unavailable and much-needed in the area.
Provide needed medical attention for 7 health territories, 51 communities, and over 18,000 residents.
Operate 24 hrs/day and refuse no one, providing consistent access to high-quality care that will generate long-term health benefits and serve as a model for the region’s health program.
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On Thursday the first day of NT conference 2014 took place in Ljubljana. I had 2 sessions on the client application development track.
I opened up the track talking about what's new for Windows Store application development in Windows 8.1. You can find the slides at SlideShare and download the sources for samples from Bitbucket.
In my next session I focused on development of occasionally connected applications for Windows Store. I started by introducing the challenges in this scenario to pave the way for a more in-depth look at Microsoft Sync Framework. In the last part of the talk I set up a working Windows Store application using it. Again, I uploaded the slides to SlideShare and made the code for the samples available on BitBucket.
For the attendee asking about handling schema changes when using Microsoft Sync Framework and anyone else interested, here's the final part of a great series of articles on the subject. Don't forget to check the links to the previous two articles at the beginning of the article.


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The mission for the Faith, Hope and Love Children’s Home is to provide a suitable environment for at-risk children and youth in this country, including: Providing shelter, health, education, family, and the opportunity to live with dignity, preparing them for the future, sheltered under the grace of God.
Be an institution recognized nationally for its holistic upbringing and care for at-risk children and youth, built on ethical values, the solidarity and faith in God, our Lord.
Asociacion Integral Fe Esperanza Y Amor The Faith, Hope and Love Children’s Home is a non-profit organization founded on December 31, 1998 by a group of people with the hopes of giving back to Honduran society by providing social and humanitarian help to abandoned children. One of its founders is the present president of its Board of Directors, Mr. Isaac Bonilla. Light and Love Home (LLH) first came to collaborate with the Faith, Hope and Love Children’s Home in 2011. After a few years of working together, we share the same objectives and mission and now also share our resources to support the home and its programs. Now LLH and the Faith, Hope and Love Children's Home work as one team, one organization.


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VOUS AVEZ RECU UN NOUVEAU MESSAGE!
I was very surprised to see the Villain get associated with the Little Miss. I guess you are like the Joker and she's like Harley Quinn right? And I would like to see the impact of these two on HTE SmackDown Live..
GOLD OBJECTIF (TECHNIQUE) DOUBLE FINISHERS! sur vos adversaires respectifs.
SILVER OBJECTIF (MOMENTUM) DOUBLE TAUNT! Gimmick d'équipe attire le public.
SANTE Tentez de finir le match sans blessures grave [Moyen].
Superbe idée de personnalisation de son lapin !

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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Recovery requires a commitment to seeking God and His purpose for our lives.
When I was in rehab in 1989 I had a counsellor who challenged me. What he said was “see that bus out there in the driveway every time it leaves this property make sure you are on it. If it goes to A.A. you go to A.A. If it goes to church you go to church. If it goes shopping or on an outing, you go shopping or on the outing.” I never understood at the time but what he was saying was “if you don’t get involved your time here is going to drag.” So every time the bus went out I was on it. The result of that was I learned to interact with people I wouldn’t normally interact with. I learned new things about myself and about life.
Discovering God’s purpose involves doing things outside of our comfort zone to experience things we have never experience.
– When was the last time you did something you were uncomfortable with doing to improve your character?