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1. The Catholic Education Foundation (CEF) for the Diocese of Joliet distributes hundreds of needs-based scholarships each year. Students K-12 are eligible to apply for financial assistance to help cover tuition.
The tuition assistance grants are determined on an annual basis. Families must apply each year in order to be considered. All determinations are based a financial aid analysis based on the grant and aid application from the FACTS Company. Families are encouraged to complete this application in January and ensure that all required support documentation is submitted by the March 1deadline.
to the Financial Assistance page of the CEF website.
Grant notification letters will be mailed by the end of May.
The award checks will be sent directly to the schools.
Current scholarship recipients and students who applied in 2018-19 and are currently on the wait list must reapply.
Additionally, there will be three legal disclaimer check boxes at the bottom of the page. Once the page is submitted, the family will receive a timestamp for the first-come, first-served scholarships. The reservation system will be accessible from mobile devices.


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Winter quarter tends to hit most students very hard, and as finals take over our lives, it’s easy to forget to take care of ourselves.
Yet, even when one keeps up on their kale salads, takes spin classes every week, enjoys a bath bomb and goes to Pirate’s Cove on the weekends, we can still forget to take care of one thing: our spirit.
Too many students push their mental health and wellbeing underneath the rug, deeming it as something unnecessary to take care of until those finals are finished, those bills are paid, those goals are crossed off of our to-do list; yet, it is usually in the hardest of times that we need that mental support the most.
We tend to believe that it is when we cross these finish lines — self-determined or otherwise — that then and only then will we finally be happy, finally be able to relax, to take stock of our lives. However, what we fail to realize is that by establishing these finish lines, they continually move or create more finish lines to cross. In a sense, by crossing off items on our proverbial to-do lists, we create even more goals, like our mental health, that need to be taken care of.
Most actions we do generally have cause-and-effect correlations. We study to do better in class. We work out to try to obtain a date. We eat well to not create future health problems. Yet something we fail to act upon is our mental health. The effects are real, but they are somehow seen as less important than other aspects of our lives.
Remember that there is absolutely nothing wrong with needing to talk to someone about issues pertaining to your mental health. You are not alone, you are not weak, and you are always worth saving.
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Mostly forested and mountainous, Tak is a northern province peacefully situated on the Maenam Ping basin. The province covers an area of 16,406 square kilometers and is 426 kilometers north of Bangkok. As Tak shares natural border with Myanmar, it is highly regarded as a western gateway to Myanmar, and a northern doorway to Thailands major cities such as Lampang and Chiang Mai.
A province with a long history, Tak was earlier called Mueang Rahang. Historians believe it was built prior to the Sukhothai era and was treated as the western frontier of the Kingdom. Tak was also associated with Thailands former Great Kings, from King Ramkamhaeng the Great, King Naresuan the Great, King Narai the Great to King Taksin the Great. These four Kings usually called their troop assemblies in Tak. That is why the seal of the province depicts King Naresuan the Great on the royal elephant, pouring sacred water on the ground. This is a symbolic representation of the declaration of the independence of the Kingdom of Ayutthaya during the war with Burma in 1584. Tak was considered the first district to be liberated from the power of the Burmese Kingdom.
Today, Tak is no longer a strategic military frontier between two great nations. It is however a trading gateway to Myanmar at Amphoe Mae Sot, where lots of economic activities take place daily along the border. In addition, the province has the Asian Highway that runs from Thailands western border towards the northeastern region at Chong Mek (Mae Sot Sukhothai Phitsanulok Ubon Ratchathani - Laos).
Apart from Taks military and economic importance the province is also an environmental and cultural center with magnificent forests, spectacular waterfalls and caves and fascinating hill tribes such as Karen, Lisu, Musoe (Lahu), Akha, Yao and Hmong.

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text: Prolube’s Petrol Engine Oil range are manufactured to meet the required passenger vehicle OEM specification. At Prolube, we believe there is no higher level of protection for your car. We use the latest additive technology to provide significant performance and protection. You can find a premium grade engine oil to suit your particular car right here, no matter what Make, Model or year.

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Do pretrial services offer Maryland defendants any benefits?
On behalf of Lon Engel of Engel Law Group P.C. posted in Criminal Defense on Friday, September 21, 2018.
Maryland, like many other states, is struggling to manage the growing backlog of criminal cases on its docket, especially those related to drug crimes.
On behalf of Lon Engel of Engel Law Group P.C. posted in Criminal Defense on Friday, September 7, 2018.
A Maryland case involving a woman who has been charged with murder in the overdose death of an acquaintance has been delayed.
On behalf of Lon Engel of Engel Law Group P.C. posted in Criminal Defense on Friday, August 17, 2018.
A student driver, hopeful that he might pass his exam and get his permanent license, is now facing multiple felony charges, including drug possession and trafficking, after the odor of cannabis led officers to drugs and weapons hidden in the young man's car.

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After playing 108 holes in six fiercely-contested matches, Ian Poulter could feel entitled to a substantial reward.
This was exactly what he gained on Sunday night, in the shape of a Volvo World Matchplay title earned through sweat, tenacity and, at times, sheer bloody-mindedness. It was the misfortune of Luke Donald, thwarted again in the quest to become world No 1, to have been standing in his way.
All Poulterâ€™s battles here on the Costa del Sol had gone to the 18th or extra holes, until a final duel that he wrapped up 2&1 against an indifferent Donald. No wonder he is such a formidable Ryder Cup competitor.
Even in yesterdayâ€™s semi-final struggle with unheralded Belgian Nicolas Colsaerts he was two down at one stage and yet still contrived a way to win. A rank outsider in facing Donald, he prevailed against the odds once more.
â€œPretty special,â€ Poulter said of his maiden World Matchplay title, which set his name alongside such greats as Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and, of course, five-time champion Seve Ballesteros. The inspiration, he disclosed, had been his son Luke, who turned seven yesterday back in Florida. â€œHappy birthday, Luke.â€ Well, quite. Poulter, who also won the Accenture World Matchplay in Arizona last season, would be bringing home not only the title but a cheque for Â£715,000: a healthy bonus as he prepares to move to a splendiferous lakeside house in Orlando.
Donald, deprived of the chance to usurp Lee Westwood in the rankings, did not disguise his dismay at an error-strewn final round. â€œIt was disappointing,â€ he admitted. â€œI gave Ian too many opportunities. That will leave a sour taste in my mouth. I just ran out of steam.
It was perhaps fitting that this expatriate enclave near Marbella should have been treated to an all-English final. Donald and Poulter were the ideal star attractions for a Home Counties crowd, although it was a scrappy show. Both were addled after five rounds apiece on this sharply undulating course, fashioning just six birdies between them.
For the closing act, though, Donald did not so much hold the door open for Poulter as invite him in for a fiesta. He has been suffering with a throat infection and appeared to feel the after-effects here, losing accuracy in his approach play and, most surprisingly of all, his touch with the putter.
A wayward drive at the 334-yard fourth, where his ball finished on the rocks by the lake, did much to disrupt his rhythm. At the par-five fifth a short tee-shot â€” even by his standards â€” led him to push a fairway wood into a bunker and mangle his escape from an awkward position against the lip.
Another dropped shot ensued and Poulter claimed an advantage he never looked likely to relinquish.
Of course, it would not have been a Poulter performance without a brief burst of theatrics. Flailing an attempted lay-up into deep gorse on the right he opted, improbably, to try to hack the ball out. But with an unstable stance his right leg buckled and he ended up in an ungainly heap.
An official was dispatched to retrieve the platinum-diamond ball marker that fell out of his pocket in the fall, and Poulter marched on. A par at the ninth ensured he made it to the turn all square and from there he stacked up three back-nine birdies to his opponentâ€™s zero. Nowhere were Donaldâ€™s wobbles on the green more manifest than at the 15th, as he watched a putt horseshoe out of the cup from three feet.
Two down with two to play, Donald surrendered the last vestiges of resistance at the 17th, setting the stage for Poulter to drain a seven-footer for victory. In a reaction reminiscent of his best Ryder Cup flourishes, Poulter clenched his fists and let out a guttural â€œYes!â€ in triumph.

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If You Want To Grow Your Business Get The Right Help.
Growing a business is easy, right! Successful businesses often start small, grow over a period of time, and then hit against a restrictive barrier before they can scale to new heights. Many never make it to the next level of success. Maybe it’s not so easy after all, so why is this? Maybe it's about getting the right help.
Getting a business off the ground takes a certain skill set and determination on the part of the business owner(s). Having the right products or services obviously helps. Once trading, businesses tend to evolve over a period of time, wherein the skill set within the business and the infrastructure that supports it, allow the business to grow to a certain size. However, to get to the next stage in the growth cycle, there needs to be a seismic shift within the business to get it over the restrictive barriers that hold the business back.
Infrastructure is one of those barriers and people are another. Assuming that access to capital is not an issue, most businesses will find that they need to invest in new buildings, technology, and equipment to significantly enhance their ability to grow. Similarly, they need to invest in new people. This creates organizational complexity, which often stretches the existing management team. New processes are needed to ensure that the business continues to be run effectively, and new skills are needed to help command and control the enlarged operation.
Many businesses simply cannot make the leap. There is a glass ceiling preventing the necessary realignment and sometimes, existing executive management may not have the in-house skills to move the business to the next level of growth. This should not be the end of the matter though. Businesses can choose to bring in external help to get them past the revolution and into the next evolutionary period.
It all starts with recognition of the status quo. There needs to be a root and branch review of the business and the market(s) in which it operates. There is little point in making significant investment in a business if there is a limited market for what it has to offer. Similarly, if the business is monopolistic or part of a small cabal of businesses in a particular industry, it may not make sense to try to grow by attacking existing market participants. This can drive down price for everyone and there may be no winners going forward.
The key message here is that a business owner needs to really understand the market size, the market dynamics, the competitors, and the market opportunity going forward, before investing capital in a larger more complex business operation. But how many business owners take the time out to carry out a detailed internal and external analysis? How many business owners think they know all the answers, based solely on intuition, without doing the necessary legwork?
Yes, it is expensive to go to the market to hire the key resources that will help a business to make the transition from being small to medium or from medium to large. But there are other options open to the business. Perhaps it should consider looking for external experts from within the management or business consulting industry to act as a sounding board and to help identify the reality of the market opportunity.

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On our way out of the Cinque Terre we stopped in Lucca. Lucca is a nothern Tuscan village surrounded by a wall that wraps 2.5 k around the city. We rented bicycles and rode atop the wall and within the city. It was wonderful. There are very few cars, so we wandered through the streets and window shopped, took pictures, and marveled at how much ground you can cover on a bike.
I don't know when I've had so much fun. Ryan and I may move there. There are plenty of locals and I'm sure they need a pediatrician and a...um, whatever it is that Ryan does.
That sounds like heaven! Really.
Did you catch a glimpse of San Giminiano? So jealous!
Ryan is THE BEST tour guide. I hope you two have a wonderful time.
If you ever eat at the 4 Seasons Restaurant in NYC (Park and 52nd) Julian the manager is from Lucca. LOVES talking to people about it.
did i mention i'm slightly jealous?


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Clark Properties specializes in the property management of 40-plus single-family homes and apartment units located in Peoria, East Peoria, Pekin and Delavan. We also offer two vacation rentals: one in Osage Beach, Missouri, and the other in Park Rapids, Minnesota.
We have over 15 years of experience and pride ourselves on renting solidly-maintained, competitively-priced units and being responsive to tenant needs. We offer a wide range of rental options to meet different needs—and budgets.
Clark Properties has a property manager on staff, as well as a dedicated maintenance manager available 24/7.
We look forward to meeting your rental needs.

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Bet365 Bingo are offering five whole fun packed hours of free bingo every Friday in February.
There will be £1,000 every Friday to be won in prize money in February by playing free bingo games. Play bingo in the Safari Room between 5pm and 10pm where you will find two £50 games every hour! The final free bingo game of the night at 10:02pm is worth waiting for as the cash prize is £500. All without spending a penny!
If you cannot wait until the evening to play bingo then another great offer at Bet 365 Bingo is Penny Bingo which is available every day! If you visit the Island Hopper Room between 2pm and 3pm you will find Penny Bingo every day! Penny Bingo can also be played in the Jetsetter Room on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays between 11am and 12pm.
BOGOF Bingo is played at Bet365 Bingo on Monday to Thursday nights between 9pm and 10pm in the Island Hopper Room and in the Jetsetter Room On Monday to Wednesday evenings from 5pm until 6pm. By receiving the free tickets you do stand more chance of winning so worth remembering.
Bet365 Bingo is one of the most searched for bingo sites around, with such a strong brand and good offers it is easy to see why it is such a popular bingo site. Bet365 Bingo give new players a 200% match bonus on first deposits.

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Exactly one year ago, I left my safe, stable job at the brazilian federal government to join Yahoo! in São Paulo.
There were many reasons behind this decision, but speaking at the Agile Denver group in August 2010 (thanks Lisa and Somnath for the opportunity) was really important and decisive to me. During that talk, we reflected on successful and not so successful attempts to achieve agility in different contexts. After the talk, one of the attendees said that “if you can not change the company, change the company”, and so I did.
Working at my previous job was not bad at all. In fact, most brazilians share the dream of working for the government. It just wasn’t my thing at that point of my career. I had the opportunity to work with great people there as our testing group was formed, grew and got respect from other teams. It was a really nice experience, but required a lot of energy to deal with bureaucracy.
Be the worst guy in every band you’re in. Being the worst guy in the band means always playing with people who are better than you.
By surrounding yourself with great, talented people, there is no way to go home without learning at least one new thing every day. From programming related stuff to random social facts, any quick conversation can be enlightening.
I’m really excited about the years to come and I hope to get back to updating the blog with some of the stuff I have been working with.
What about you? Are you happy with your career? Where do you want to be next? Take some time to think about this.
By the way, we are hiring!


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Students must apply separately for this scholarship, but may, in addition, apply for the other scholarships awarded by NJCL.
Applications for each academic year are being accepted through June 15 of that year. An on-line application form is available after April 1st, or you may request one via the NJCL Office.


text: If you have any questions about our website (www.justgathering.com), or are interested in becoming a vendor, please complete and submit the form below. Please be as descriptive as possible in your message. If your message refers to a product or blog entry on our site, please include the url in your message. Supplying your email address is required. Alternatively, you may email us directly at support@justgathering.com. We respond to inquires in the order they are received. Thank you for taking the time to visit Just Gathering, The Best Foods Are Made From Scratch!

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text: The Coalition for Educational Development (CED) was formed in 2004, with the belief that linkage among policy makers, researchers and civil society groups is essential to formulate steadfast and viable educational policies of wider application and make insightful decisions. CED has got its legal status in 2006 and it is now re- registered as non-profitable (company limited by guarantee) organisation under the new Companies Act No. 7 of 2007.


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Your willingness to take risk is based on your personal feelings in reaction to the changes in investment values as markets move through different cycles. Most people have a general idea of how willing they are to accept risk and are familiar with terms like conservative, moderate or aggressive. If you are unsure, there are different questionnaires available to help you identify your willingness to take risk.
Your ability to take risk is based on what level of portfolio risk gives you the best chance to achieve financial success. In simple terms, what investment strategy helps make sure your money lasts longer than you. The only way we know how to do this is to build a comprehensive financial plan that includes your lifestyle needs and your resources (including your investment portfolio) to meet those needs. The plan should have the ability to calculate different scenarios, including the impacts of using different levels of risk with your investments. The risk profile of the investment strategy that gives you the best chance for achieving your financial goals determines your ability to take risk.
Note that your willingness to take risk may not match your ability to take risk.
We call this having a feedback loop.
Want to learn more? Contact us at 1-866-333-6659 or info@baron-financial.com.

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Lectures and experiental workshops presented by regional professionals in allied health fields. Featured topics include Stress and Anxiety Management Training, CBT, Nutrition, Self-Acupressure Pain Support Group Discussion and more.
Return to Community Care Days page for upcoming sessions and to pre-register.

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So the Fox wants to mind the chickens ?
BRITAIN’S TEN nuclear plants, including Sellafield, are to undergo a series of EU stress tests.
The tests – which were announced yesterday as a response to the Fukushima crisis in Japan – are designed to see if they could survive forest fires, transport accidents, loss of electrical power supplies and withstand human error. However, the stations will not be tested for their ability to survive a terror attack.
Europe is divided on the question of whether or not the Fukushima crisis has undermined the viability of nuclear power as an energy source.
Germany and Italy have stepped back from plans to build new plants – with Germany going so far as to suspend its oldest seven plants. Earlier this week Switzerland announced it was withdrawing completely from nuclear.
A spokesperson for the Department of the Environment told TheJournal.ie yesterday that: “Ireland will be engaging constructively in the rigorous application” of the stress tests and pushing for any follow-ups required after the findings have been published.
“Our concern is to ensure that the highest levels of nuclear safety are in place,” he added.
However, Greenpeace has already slammed the safety checks on the grounds that they’re not independent.
Now let’s see, if it’s anything like there stress testing of the Banks we might as well call it like it is, a publicity stunt a few good headlines and forget all about it is a few days because nothing will change Seallafield is a time bomb and it is going to explode some day and then its curtains for us all over here on the east coast of Ireland.
I have no confidence in these Stress tests and I will continue to carry out my own regular tests with my own Geiger counter and if necessary I will tell the lads in the EU if I find anything disturbing on our coastline ,but by then it will probably be too late for most of us !

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The Board of Directors met in Alleghany yesterday for its fall meeting, from noon to 4:30 pm. The financial and mine status were reviewed. We have about 100 tons of gold concentrates stored in 55 gallon drums. Assays are not exact because just like the mine, the mill produces gold cons according to the grade of the head ore. In mining this can be referred to as the nuggeting affect. Occasionally unscrupulous companies will announce assay figures ignoring to mention potential uncertainties of projecting the amount of gold based on assay results. We see it all the time in publications announcing drill results. Any real high-grade gold mine knows that its ore or concentrates are difficult to place dollar amounts with confidence. Having said this, we estimate the cons may contain $150,000. Barrack’s operation in Nevada will process the material, so the cost of transportation plus refining will reduce the net amount to the company. Mike plans to arrange shipping once the concentrates have been moved from the mill site to the county road.
The board accepted Steve Wilson’s resignation. Scott, Dan and Mike discussed what experience and skills would best serve the company in the future. Steve brought solid stock market talent to the company and helped us design the OAU X mart.
Years ago one of the houses in town was built over the boundary on company property. Also the mining family had expanded its yard beyond its property line. The heirs are selling the house and asked for a way to solve the problem. They and their agent presented a proposal, which we agree will solve the problem and create a very nice parcel. The amount of compensation will depend on the square footage but is not significant.
1.	Open an heretofore-inaccessible area for exploration.
3.	Place Company on one or more Public Markets.
4.	Build a new Gold Detector.
5.	Working capital including preparation of a Public Offering.
Before further stock offering are approved, the results of mining in the inaccessible area must be evaluated. We are cautiously optimistic that these veins contain scattered high-grade pockets, which will be detected by modern technology currently utilized at the mine.
The directors held a lengthy discussion about the damages the Company suffered because of the reckless activities of the California District Attorney Association. Several attorneys have reviewed the issues and presented a convincing argument both legal and factual as to the process. No decision was made to proceed with a suit for damages or to abandon this heading. The contemplated lawsuit is similar to the mining of high-grade pockets at the Sixteen To One mine.
The gold collection is back in Grass Valley. The Ketchum display was limited to about half of the pieces in the collection. We have yet to put the entire collection on display. It will be a fun project to show all 116 pieces in one location. Any ideas on a good site?
So far no action from PG&E. Rather than repair the electric compressor we are putting our old diesel compressor back online.
We also have a diesel generator that will be adequate for running the pumps. One of our main objectives is to keep the lower levels of the mine dry.
David and Larry Cates (father and son) continue to break rock. We all know that one good pocket (doesn't have to be big by this mine's standards) of grade A quartz and gold slab material will go a long ways towards reducing our debt. The demand (for slab) is much higher than the supply. The tenacity of those who work here is what has kept this operation going. It is always easy for bystanders to judge other's decisions, but we all do the best we can under the circumstances. Our hats go off to the men who have labored hard looking for that elusive pocket! None of them doubt that it is there.
Roy will be busy building new ladders for the 49 winze for the next couple weeks. The new ladders will be metal, which lasts much longer than wood.
A meeting of the Board of Directors is scheduled for tomorrow.
It sounds to me that we are sinking deeper into the abyss with the passing of time.
It is becoming clearer every day that the Company's choices will utimately be assigned to its creditors thus relieving the indecision by the Board from making their painful but responsible decisions.
Our electricity provider, P.G.&E, notified us today it would turn off our power due to the outstanding bill. This has been its option for some time. We got behind for several reasons: the increase in kilowatt hour charges, the high cost for use between noon and late afternoon, our inefficient pumping system, and the decline in production of gold.
We hope P.G.&E. will realize that mining created the revenue and usage for its initial foundation, and the Sixteen To One mine has used its power for almost a century without reneging on any amount of money owed to the electrical provider. We hope someone in the company extends a little more time for us to work ourselves free from the financial hard times we have endured. The bill is $79,000. During P.G.& E’s bankruptcy, a lawyer who provided three months of advice sent the bankruptcy court a $300,000 bill.
The Sierra County Historical Society has an event at the mine site this Sunday. Rae and Mike will volunteer their time to show them around.
Friday the motor on the air compressor burned up. Roy and Ian are figuring out our best option for fixing it.
A good time was had in Alleghany yesterday into the night. Approx. 400 people showed up for Old Alleghany Days. Mark your calendar for Sat. Aug. 14th for next year's event. (We are going to try and stick to the second Saturday in August for this annual event) If you want to be added to the mailing list send an e-mail using the feed-back form on this site stating that you want to be added with your name and address.
We were sad to hear of Johnny Cash's death this morning.
The steam cleaner at the mine-site has been broken for some time. Joe managed to get it fixed yesterday, turned out to be the wiring.
Following are the introduction and conclusion of the post hearing brief. (77 pages of explanation in-between not included).
On November 6, 2000, a miner died. As a result of this tragedy both State and Federal agencies ran amuck by casting blame on his friends and fellow workers. This company and its miners reflect the true intent of the United States Congress, when it ratified The Act of 1977, which requires the responsibility of the operator and its miners to create and maintain a safe work environment. The corporation is merely the means to unite the components of labor, property and capital. A dear friend was lost, a son, a brother and a good soul. Let’s put this in perspective. What is this all about? Is it fixing problems at the Sixteen to One mine or is it work for MSHA and other agencies of the Federal government? Perhaps it is about money or individual growth and promotion by individuals working in a bankrupt system of bureaucracy.
I apologize for the length of this brief. It is necessarily long because of the serious misstatements by the prosecutor in charge of the case. There are also serious misrepresentations of the law and the facts in this painful subject. In order for the Court to reach an equitable resolution to the allegations of illegal behavior by Original Sixteen To One Mine, Inc., I felt the Court would appreciate the testimony and supporting references rather than merely a conclusion of the testimony. I have taken exact excerpts from the transcript. .
My anguish over the dismal misstatements by the Secretary have affected my confidence that her emissaries in the field are actually looking after the health and safety of America’s most precious resource, its miners. Have the participants in this investigation followed the laws, regulations, customs and mores of health and safety in the mining industry? It has become a possibility that other forces drove this investigation and subsequent administrative hearing. Therefore, I also reviewed the Secretary’s brief, checking statements with the cited transcript reference. Time and time again the reference had nothing to do with the opinions of the statements. This has been a new experience for me to address. Is it sloppy or is it intentionally misleading?
Mining is inherently a dangerous business, much like automobile racing is inherently dangerous or professional football or space travel. Miners at the Sixteen To One mine are keenly aware of this. They are provided all the tools to minimize the dangers. It is a small mine with a very connected crew. Everyone interviewed by the investigators was properly trained. Written procedures and policies are in place. Safety meetings are regularly held weekly. Equipment is kept in proper working order. Spare parts and supplies for performing mining were on the mine site. Management has stressed the need to stay focused on mining once the crew enters the property. After work it was not uncommon for the miners to get together where the topics of conversation would expand. It usually came back to mining because these miners love their work. At the work place it is all business.
So, the day Mark drove his locomotive into a stationary chute and died was special. It had never happened before to anyone associated with the company. For people who never met Mark to refer to him as a victim is inaccurate. For Steven Cain to concoct a story as he did from no evidence and continue propagating its veracity is an injustice to Mark and all the miners at the Sixteen To One mine and elsewhere throughout America. It may even be a crime.
There is no legitimacy to the two violations alleged by the Secretary. All of us who knew Mark Fussell, know the mine and are associated with the mining industry want this record to accurately reflect the events of November 6, 2000. For Mark, we have pursued the truth. We hope his death will help make the mines of America a safer place to work. A momentary loss of attention caused this accident. There was no defective equipment and the company and its partners in safety, its miners, are not negligent and guilty of violating any federal regulations. This was a tragic accident that must be recognized, if all of us at the Sixteen To One mine and throughout the industry wish to avoid a repeat in the future. It was an error in human judgment. Only until we recognize it for what it was can we take the educational steps necessary to reduce the potential for it happening again. This will be Mark Fussell’s legacy.
Federal law requires a mining company to conduct an investigation of a fatal accident. My investigation was very thorough and very lengthy. It included hugging Mark’s father. We both shared an unwanted bond, the accidental death of our sons. My investigation included attending Mark’s funeral, where so many of his friends gave testimony about his free spirit of life. Charles Schultz briefly addressed this during the hearing.
Mark Fussell died in a tragic accident, underground at the Sixteen To One mine. The two citations later issued by the Secretary of Labor, Mine Safety and Health Administration attempt to lay blame where none exists. They deserve to be dismissed.
This is nice to read..
I love the news SCOOP.
Mike has been swamped working on the Respondent's post hearing brief for the Administrative Hearing which is due. The finished document is 80 pages long.
Rae is very involved in the Community of Alleghany and has been busy getting ready for "Old Alleghany Days".
The hoist rope inspection is due and the person who x-rays it for us will be up next week.
The pumps are going. Production is not.
Something is better than nothing right?
Yesterday the Sierra Economic Development District Board met at Casey's Place for the second time within two months. Two members of the Board of Supervisors of Sierra County sit on this Board. President Betty Riley said the reason they were back was "because of the energy she saw at the previous meeting in Alleghany." Hopefully some positive projects will manifest as a result of these interactions.
Joe got the loader fixed and is busy screening rock again.
Two small gold bars were shipped to the refinery on Wednesday. It takes up to three weeks from the time the refinery recieves the bullion for it be refined.
We are all impressed with the Gold Price these days. The P.M. London fix today is $375.80(You can check the daily gold market at Kitco.com) Will it make it to $400 per oz this year?
Previous employee Steve Shappert came by the office yesterday. Steve was our hoistman and safety officer for many years. He is a volunteer for the Camptonville Fire Department. It's always good to see Steve.
A customer from Nevada is in Gold Sales bright and early this morning looking to buy a specimen.
Love to hear about the everyday activities at the mine. Lets keep those Clips from Allegany coming.
Over a year ago a French television crew came to Alleghany to make a short documentary about California gold mining. Everyone cooperated with them, including a gathering of musicians at the Red Star Café. In return the French crew promised to send us a copy. We gave up on them but were surprised when a video arrived at the post office. If anyone wants one, send the company $15 or $20 and we’ll get one to you.
One of the transmission mounts on the loader broke Monday. It was taken out of service and a new one arrived today. It should be back in good working order tomorrow.
A brief rain and lightning storm hit today. Joe found a tiny quartz and gold rock in the screened the waste rock. You can never get it all, but even though we hope for a nice chunk, the miners’ confidence is reinforced when little gold is found in the waste rock. Decades ago the Company used to mill all the quartz. The mill was the equivalent of a giant assay system that helped the supervisors selecting where to look for high grade. Good gold detectors and skilled miners make this old practice unnecessary today.
August was the last month for one of the contract miners. Money is scarce and he had to take a regular paying job to get by. The price of gold for calculating production distribution is the last day of the month, which was $375.60 per ounce.
Today is a regular work day for all at the mine: a round was mucked, drilled and blasted underground, some high-grade was cut for jewelry sales, mike completed the first draft of our MSHA brief, and Melissa continued typing.
The Private Placement Memorandum is ready to circulate to qualified and interested parties. The Company offers one million shares of its treasury stock for working capital to perform specific projects.
Many of the pieces in the Company’s gold collection are on display in Ketchum Idaho at Barry Peterson’s Jewelry store. Ketchum holds an annual Wagon Day event on Labor Day weekend. The town is packed. A shareholder whose grandfather was a director of the company in the 1920’s telephoned our office this morning from the store. She lives part time in Ketchum and was thrilled to see the gold specimens. She was very impressed saying, “It is a spectacular display.” This is the first time the collection has left California. The display goes to September 14, 2003. Stop by, if you are in the area.
Our ATF # finally came in yesterday's mail.
Mike is making a trip to Orocal today to sell slab.
Our PG& E usage for the mine was down this month from 63,200 KWH for July to 22,400 KWH for August. Part of this has to do with the pumps being out for a few days. It is also a reflection of conservation efforts being made including a unit that was recently installed on the electric compressor to help it idle more efficiently.
We've been screening our piles of waste rock for sales of road rock and landcape rock. The large piles of ore near the mine-site office will be screened and metal detected last.
Hope everybody has a safe,relaxing holiday weekend.
Thanks for these posts Scoop! I really enjoy reading the details of what is going on up there.
The miners are sacking high-grade out of the footwall on the 1075 level. Hopefully it continues. This is Larry Cates heading. He is putting in 5 foot slab rounds and 6 foot bench rounds.
Today Melissa Cates is weighing the self-rescuers for their three month inspection.
The pump situation has improved with the repaired pump in-place.
Cover plate on the 110 water heater has been replaced.
Records of hoist exams have been updated.
Hoist operators Ian Haley and Roy Stai have been trained on the BG-174 Draeger Unit.
With such a small crew the miners wear many hats. Ian is the leader of the Accredited Miners Association (the group leasing the mine). Roy is versatile as an electrician, computer technician and metal detector operator among other things.
The water-usage reports were filed timely.
We have been having e-mail troubles due to the "sobigworm" virus. Hopefully it will be resolved soon.
Here is a summary of our income statement for the six months ended June 30, 2003. These are unaudited financials.
It rained again this morning. The firefighters in Alleghany were up in the middle of the night responding to a false alarm at a remote Pacific Bell relay station.
Two of the 16 to 1 miners, Bob Hale and Roy Stai are volunteer fire fighters. Bob Hale is the Fire Chief.
We had a little flury of activity on the OAU x-mart today.
Today we had a visit from two Grandchildren of W.I. Smart one of the original partners who incorporated the 16 to 1 in 1911.
They said they have some photos that they will donate to the museum. We will include them in the photo album on this page as well.
The usage reports for our Water Rights are due this week as are the annual assesment work notices on all the mining claims.
Our General Liability Insurance comes up for renewal in October. Rae is filling out the application.
The financials for March and June are completed (with the exception of the managements discussion and analysis). Rae tried posting them to the forum but the formatting did not stay intact.
We finally had to bite the bullet and purchase two new computers. One is for the Corporate Office and is used primarily for accounting, the other replaces the five year-old computer at the mine-site office which contains all the Auto Cad data on the mine.
Luckily one of our miners, Roy Stai is multi-talented and built the computers for us, greatly reducing our cost. Thank you Roy!
This August has been very unusual for Alleghany in that it has rained twice. We had an all-day rain storm at the beginning of the month and a two-day rain storm Thursday and Friday of this week. Our power was out for five hours on Friday.

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My grandpa joins the ipod family!
He loves having pictures of the family and all his favorite ol’ tunes at his fingers. He is still getting used to the touch interface. Eventuall we’ll get him set up on the calendar. Calendar is one of the features he was excited about. i’m more excited to get my sister’s iCal wirelessly synced to his. I’m heading back tomorrow to give them some speakers.
daylight savings ruined my night.

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The Hong Kong Government has been devoted to making Hong Kong the center of asset management in Asia for the past few years. Through preferential tax, legal and other policies, the Government intends to appeal more investors to expand their businesses in Hong Kong. There is a substantial increase of the quantity of the hedge funds in Hong Kong. The statistical data shows that the number of the hedge funds managed by Hong Kong has increased from 676 to 778 from year 2012 to September 2014, increased by 38.8%. Up to the end of September 2014, Hong Kong's hedge fund AUM reached 120.9 billion dollars, among which the European and American investors are accounted to 61.5%. Such AUM only was 9.1 billion dollars back in 2004.
“Lots of institutions and individual investors choose Hong Kong to set up their funds, mainly because they have intentions to use Hong Kong as a transfer station, and expand their business globally, especially towards Mainland China. After all, Hong Kong and Mainland China share similar languages and cultural.” Said by Wei Li, the Executive Vice President of OP Investment Management Ltd.
Li admitted that Mainland China has been limiting the capital outflows this year, which brings obstacles for those funds to come to Hong Kong. Such restrictions may force the hedge fund managers to raise funds from the investors in Hong Kong or overseas instead of Mainland China. Li believes that such phenomenon may not last long. In the long run, China is in the trends of overseas M&A and global asset management. These trends are bound to bring more investment opportunities, which appeal increasing hedge funds flocked to Hong Kong.


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Romantic Master writer - THE WEDDING DAY.
Any poem or short story (200 words or less) that is about love or valentines day. Please no rated M writing, remember any type of love including friends, family, or even pets.

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Bolt Action: World War II Wargames Rules 2nd Ed.
Disposable Heroes and Coffin for Seven Brothers - Urrahh!
Flames of War - Stars and Stripes ULTIMA COPIA !!!
Section d'Assaut. Regle de Jeu avec Figurines pour la Seconde Guerre Mondiale ULTIME COPIE!!!!
Warhammer Ancient Battles: Art of War ULTIME COPIE !!!


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These are the minimum hardware requirements for Mastercam and every SolidBox laptop and desktop meets these requirements. You might get by with the minimum Mastercam hardware requirements for 2.5 and 3 axis toolpath programming. However, the minimum just won’t do if you plan on taking advantage of any of the Dynamic toolpaths in Mastercam. Including if 4 or 5 axis machining is a requirement for cutting your parts. Without a workstation that meets or exceeds the minimum hardware requirements for Mastercam, you risk substantial loss of productivity. Moreover, if your system doesn’t meet the minimum Mastercam hardware requirements, it could become unstable and result in lost data. Therefore, if you’re unsure about what is best for your use-case, reach out to us. give us a call at 877-697-9269 or email us and we can pair you with the right system.
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In the late winter of 2017, the semisubmersible oil drilling rig Leiv Eiriksson temporarily left its drilling location in the Barents Sea to undergo maintenance in the port of Olen in Norway. Greencarrier Freight Services was contacted by our global partner Crane Worldwide Logistics and the rig drilling company Ocean Rig, to provide logistics services for the rig move and subsequent yard stay. This is how we helped them out!
Our ”Rig Logistics Solutions” is a concept which can be tailor-made, depending on the needs and requirements of the customer. Among the services we are able to provide are rig clearance administration, freight forwarding, security staff, tugboats, pilots, and berthing as well as general staff for project coordination.
In the case of Leiv Eiriksson, we assisted our client with rig clearance, pilots, transport of material needed for maintenance, and also helped to arrange pilots for the route from the open sea into the fjord where Ølen and the shipyard operated by Westcon is located.
While the oil rig was navigated by its own crew from its point of origin in the Barents Sea, manoeuvring it inside a narrower strait, such as a typical Norwegian fjord, required the skills and knowledge of local maritime pilots and a tugboat shipowner. The pilots have detailed knowledge of certain waterways such as their currents and the differences in depth and tide.
Greencarrier Freight Services provided a pilot for the oil rig once it reached the mouth of the fjord. The pilots are certified by the Norwegian Coastal Administration and usually deployed to the rig by a helicopter or, occasionally, a boat, also arranged by Greencarrier Freight Services. The pilot manoeuvred the rig into the fjord and assisted in berthing it safely by the quay along with the help of tugboats. When the rig needed to be turned, tugboats and a maritime pilot navigated it further out in the fjord and turned it there before returning to shore.
Before the pilot stepped aboard the rig, the entire operation was planned in detail during a meeting involving the pilot as well as representatives from the oil rig company, the Norwegian Coastal Administration, the shipyard, and Greencarrier Freight Services.
Greencarrier Freight Services has a service agreement with Ocean Rig through our partner Crane Worldwide Logistics. We have previously worked with a number of their oil rigs located in the Gulf of Mexico, the South Atlantic, the Arctic Ocean and other locations worldwide. Client response has been very positive as they value having an experienced partner handling all the administration during demanding rig moves and yard stays. While oil rigs are mostly deployed out to sea, not all maintenance and repairs can be performed offshore, including re-certification and classification work, hence the need for occasional rig moves to a shipyard. As for Leiv Eiriksson, the rig left Olen on March 26, 2018, and is once again drilling for oil in the Barents Sea.
If you have any questions about our oil rig logistics solutions or wish to know more about Greencarrier Freight Services’ work with the oil and gas upstream industry, feel free to contact me. For other interesting Greencarrier blog articles, click on any of the entries in the right-hand column.
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360° Breathable Zones: Air flows freely through panels all around, allowing skin to breathe.
Expandex™ Wings: Soft, flexible stretch panels provide a secure and contoured fit.
Doublesorb™ Layers: Soft, dual core system helps lock up moisture and keeps it away from skin.
Easy-Lock Fasteners®: Makes it easier to take briefs on and off.

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Great game but just a bit too short. However I don't see how it fits the theme ?
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UFC welterweight Ben Askren wants to be taken seriously, as would any fighter with two major championships to his credit about to make his octagon debut.
We can’t blame the former Bellator and ONE Championship titleholder for wanting to be more than a faceless “TBA” silhouette next to his first opponent, Robbie Lawler, on the UFC’s web site. It’s the little things, after all, that make a fighter feel respected and want to fight harder.
But, man, we also can’t stop laughing at the fix offered by the UFC’s social media team when Askren complained about it on Twitter. For an account that so often serves as a robotic cheerleader, we love this new sass (via Twitter).
Sorry, Ben, but you walked right into it. Surely you can appreciate a good zing, right? There’s no beef between you and the UFC. At least, not one UFC President Dana White will acknowledge until he’s sitting by the fireplace, puffing a stogie, laughing how he fooled people into thinking he wasn’t trying to get you beat.
The good thing is, you still get to show everyone who you are when you face Lawler at UFC 235. And now we’re looking forward to that more than ever.
For more on UFC 235, visit the UFC Rumors section of the site.


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Bottom Line: There might not be a more underrated parallel in all of cards than Elite's "status" and "aspirations" die-cuts. Low numbering, frequent auto's, and sharp card design make them the best die-cuts in the business. They also appreciate in value extremely well. Outside of the "status" and "aspirations", 2010 Donruss Elite Football is surprisingly weak. The NFL Shield Rookie Auto's feature on-card auto's of big name rookies like Tebow, Bradford, Bryant, and Clausen, but they have an extremely generic feel to them.
Overall, the 2010 incarnation of Elite is an slightly above-average football product. I am shocked that I am about to say this, but Prestige might be a better overall product than Elite this year. If you are all about the "Status" and "Aspirations" die-cuts, than Elite has plenty to offer you, but if that's not your bag, than I would suggest going with the lower box priced 2010 Prestige or holding out for the August release of 2010 Rookies and Stars, which looks awesome.
The "Status" and "Aspirations" die-cuts are sharp looking as one would expect, the foil-board base cards are also great looking per usual. Unfortunately, the rest of the cards in 2010 Elite leave much to be desired. Sticker drop auto's on foil-board always look ugly, it makes you wonder when Panini is going to address their sticker drop issues, for whatever reason Topps and Upper Deck do a far better job with them. Another issue I had with the design revolved around the overall color scheme of the product. Individually, the colors seems to fit each card, but when you sort through a loose stack, the colors don't mesh well at all, creating a creepy cornucopia of odd colors.
The checklist delivers everything you could ask from a mid-summer football product. All of the requisite rookies from the 2010 NFL Draft Class are present and there are some pretty cool veterans cards. The only real complaint I have with the checklist is in the inserts, there are too many undeserving players included and some players feel like they were mistakenly placed into the wrong insert set. A perfect example of this is the "Prime Targets" Jamal Charles insert I pulled. First off, do we really need a Jamal Charles insert card? Second off, Charles is running back, not a receiver or even an elite pass-receiving running back.
The value of Elite almost entirely lies in the "Status" and "Elite" die-cuts. You would be shocked at how well these retain value. I have a friend who speculated on Julius Jones several years back and the only card that surived Julius not living up to the hype was a 2004 Donruss Elite Status, which still books at close to $80!
If Elite had a consistent box price of less than $100, I would give it value of 4/5, but with a box price of over $100, it's a lot more difficult to break even breaking a box. 2010 Prestige is a much better bang for your buck product than Elite is. If you're all "Prestiged" out, I would suggest holding off until 2010 Rookies and Stars releases. I think Rookies and Stars is really coming into it's own and has a growing following.
As a fan of the "Status" and "Elite" die-cuts, I probably enjoyed opening this product more than most, even still, I couldn't help but feel like their was something a bit "off" and less exciting than usual with 2010 Donruss Elite. I can't put my finger on it, but it just didn't generate the usual enthusiasm that accompanies an Elite release. I guess it just didn't live up to my pre-box expectations.
Product Configuration: 20 packs per box. 5 cards per pack.
Top 2010 NFL Rookies With Autographed Parallels # to 499 Or Less!
Rookie NFL Shield and Team Logos Featuring Parallel On-Card Autographs!
Passing The Torch and Throwback Threads Dual Autograph Cards!
Super Bowl XLIVAutographs And Material Cards!
This product in my opinion was not as good as it has been in past years. I got some good hits and nice inserts out of my box but for the price I felt like it was somewhat lacking. It is a solid product that usually yields some nice cards although I feel like it is overpriced. I give it a 3 out of 5.


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This Cologne Office Center is a charming mixture of co-working space, event space, team offices, serviced apartments and children's day-care center in the heart of Cologne.
The beautiful and elaborately renovated old building villa is located right in the heart of Cologne city, directly on the Hansaring. Around the corner, there is the Media Park as well as numerous gastronomic and cultural offers. The underground station Christophstrasse is within a one minute walk, the main station is 10 minutes out. The cheapest parking in the city center directly in front of the door.


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As a brand, you likely invest a great deal of time in how you develop your message and overall creative, but are you doing enough to be sure you’re reaching the right audience? The ability to target specific groups of consumers has rapidly evolved into what is now as granular as one-to-one communication across digital channels.
Specifically, the ability to use rich 1st party CRM data across Search, Social and Display has turned into a widely adopted tactic by top brands and marketers alike. Best in class email programs are built around the idea of a direct conversation with a customer, taking them on a journey or through a story in order to engage and drive repeat purchase. That concept is now being applied across all digital touchpoints as matching technology continues to advance. Display has long been a starting point to take a CRM list (emails, phone numbers, addresses) and use the data for a particular customer to target with ads. Those ads can be personalized based on recency and frequency of purchase, product affinity, life-time value, etc. With some creativity (and a solid database), the opportunities are limitless. In 2012, Facebook saw a gap in their platform and launched CRM targeting, enabling advertisers to link email addresses in their own databases to Facebook profiles, and in 2015, Google followed suit. What’s emerged is the capability to target a particular person at nearly any twist or turn they take online.
So how do advertisers find the perfect match?
With so many Demand-Side Platforms (DSP), search engines, and social networks having similar capabilities, test often to determine which platform is most efficient at driving engagement and revenue.
Deterministic matching provides the highest level of accuracy as it is a one-to-one match through a specific individual identifier. For example, Facebook matches email addresses tied to a specific Facebook profile.
Probabilistic matching is inferred matching. Successfully matched individuals have a high probability of being accurately profiled, but not directly matched. Matching can be done through less-specific consumer identifiers like IP address or device ID, with matches made when a certain score is achieved.
You’ll most likely have a large database of records. Don’t just dump your full list into a buy; consider segmentation. Then tailor creative images, copy, and calls to action to be relevant for each unique group. Track and report separately to make granular optimizations.
Match rates can range by partner and platform. It is uncommon to match 100% of your list after upload. For that reason, don’t segment so granularly that your audience is too small to scale. Work with your media partners to understand more about your expected match rate.
Use CRM matching to hone in on customers that are more likely to engage, click or convert. Take a broad group of searchers and target individuals who are more familiar with your brand.
Reaching a broad audience is great for targeting. But think about exclusion as a strategy, to Focus on targeting new customers only for prospecting purposes or eliminate overlap across competing campaigns.
If you’re targeting the same CRM segments across a number of different initiatives, have a plan in place to measure them through a single source. Use a trusted attribution partner to understand the full purchase path and channel/audience overlap.
CRM lists should be refreshed at least once a month to ensure the most recent customer segments and data are informing your programs.
Test Lookalike or Similar audiences built off of a seed of your best customer list in order to reach net new prospects and drive new customers to your site. Leverage these groups in order to increase reach and drive additional traffic, and revenue.
It’s important to protect your first-party data when using it for marketing purposes, namely Personally Identifiable Information (PII) data, which can be used to identify, contact or locate a single person.
Provide a way for customers to opt out, and when they do opt out, remove them from your campaigns.
Consult your legal team before launching a new initiative.
So what’s the next step? Finding the right CRM partner.
When evaluating a potential media partner for a CRM test, ask the hard questions about data security processes, data storage and retention, and anonymization. Understand what is needed in a delivered customer file to achieve a certain goal. However, to limit risk, don’t deliver extraneous PII that isn’t essential. Also, when building your contract with the vendor, understand liability of your own company and your media partners if a security breach were to occur.
LiveRamp has given our clients best-in-class performance.
In partnership with LiveRamp, we’re solving some of the biggest concerns around data security and privacy for our clients.
LiveRamp makes it easy to distribute anonymized data to media partners for turnkey marketing programs across the digital ecosystem. Instead of sharing PII with a full list of your media partners, LiveRamp will distribute fully anonymized matches through a cookie ID, LiveRamp ID or similar identifier. This eliminates risk across your programs, while also removing steps within the launch process.
The company has a proven track record of securing customer information and taking on liability, and it has an expansive network of partners—now exceeding 300. LiveRamp is a great solution for marketers who want to get serious about CRM Targeting.
To learn more about CRM targeting or LiveRamp, please contact Kristina Simpson at krsimpson@pepperjam.com.


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I'm a 15 year old girl from Sweden. I love history. I'm a fan of Golden Kamuy and VOCALOID.
Golden Kamuy, Silver Fang Series.


text: Kate Winslet and Idris Elba star in this sweeping, suspenseful drama based on Charles Martin's novel. When a plane they've chartered to beat a storm crashes in a remote mountain area, two strangers must trust each other in order to survive the extreme elements. With little hope of rescue, they begin a perilous journey that will shape the course of their lives.

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Crypton is a homegrown, United States-based company headquartered in Detroit, Michigan. Every day, Crypton continues to grow stronger. Including their green manufacturing facility in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, today, Crypton is more than 100 dedicated, enthusiastic people strong, headed by the dynamic Mr. Chip King, Director (Operations).
Crypton has placed an order for supply of “SprintOn Plus Uniflo” Stenter Machine, Model: B260-10F-Gas Heating-Pin Chain-100 MPM, Suitable for Woven and Knitted Fabric to be used for technical textiles, coating and flocking application.


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The Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, has endorsed the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, candidate, ahead of Saturday’s governorship election in Lagos State.
Leader of the group, Uchenna Madu, explained that the victory of Agbaje would ensure unity between Igbos and Yorubas in the state.
In a statement, Madu said: “Our convictions to support the PDP candidate is for the enthronement of a Lagos state governor that will see the Igbos and other non-Yoruba as citizens of Lagos.
“We need a new government in Lagos that is not ethnic-bias or oriented with envy against Ndigbo.
“We must come out and massively and vote for the PDP candidate as a sign of solidarity to our uniqueness and consistency.

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Funeral Planning Guides are available in the parish office. These booklets help you pre-plan your funeral or a loved one’s funeral Mass. It includes suggestions for readings and hymns. There are worksheets for planning out the Vigil Service and the Funeral Mass. You may fill these out at any time and leave a copy with the parish office.
After your loved one passes, you may call the parish office to let us know and to give us an idea of what day you are wanting to schedule the funeral Mass. When you go to the funeral home, they will walk you through everything and call us while you are there to schedule the funeral Mass. If we know ahead of time, we can get hold of the priest so that we can have an answer for you at that time. We will also schedule a family meeting with you, the priest, and one of our funeral coordinators. At this meeting, you will plan the readings and music. The priest will also have an opportunity to get to know your family and stories of your loved one.
The Catholic Funeral Mass is one of the Church’s greatest gifts during the time of loss and grief. It celebrates our belief in the resurrection of the body and God’s forgiveness.
If you have any questions, Linda Waggoner, Ministry to the Ill and Bereaved, would be happy to talk with you. You may reach her at 810-694-4891, ext. 214.


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Custom Identification Labels for All Your Naming Needs | Data Graphics Inc. Custom Identification Labels for All Your Naming Needs | Data Graphics Inc.
With more than 30 years of experience manufacturing custom identification labels for product and equipment identification, our specialists know what you expect in a nameplate manufacturer. Whether you need an identification nameplate for equipment, hardware or other products, Data Graphics can deliver the solution that meets your exact specifications.
This includes business branding. We manufacture logo nameplates that are affixed to products and sold on the open market to end users. Those nameplates give your product a unique identity that customers come to recognize. We also have experience producing the identification nameplates that list the make, model and product manufacturer.
Depending on your needs, an identification nameplate can be made to withstand exposure to almost any element in the environment.
Polycarbonate is one of our most popular materials for ID Nameplates because of its dimensional stability and superior printing quality. Polycarbonates are plastics that can withstand prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures, corrosive chemicals, impacts, abrasions and intense ultra-violet rays from the sun. Our sales staff can assist you in picking out the material that’s right for your product.
Why Choose Our ID Labels and Identification Nameplates?
Customers choose our ID labels and identification nameplates for the exceptional service and printing options. Data Graphics’ state-of-the-art facility in Mount Dora, Florida has the most up to date printing presses on the market today. This allows us to choose from a wide variety of printing methods, offering you even more flexibility and pricing options, which leads to better, clearer, more durable custom identification labels for you.
Our printing presses offer crisp, clear printing quality that lasts. You can choose to have your nameplates screen printed, flexographic printed, thermal printed, hot stamp printed or digitally printed in four color process. We can also do laser etching or engraving, depending on your custom identification labels. Reach out to a Sales Engineer today for a quote on the custom ID label, sticker or nameplate you need.


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Iron Oxide mass is used for the removal of H2S from gas stream. The mass is normally supplied in the form of extrudates and granules dispersed on wood shavings.
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Home Addiction Why me? Why not Chain Smoker?
So will Maggi kill me? Smoking or Alcohol?
No. Damn, no addiction kills you. Physical substances are weak enough to summon Death.
I am least bothered about death. I won’t get engaged in fear mongering like modern medicine who links death with all sicknesses and pretend to defeat death. That is sheer illusion.
Addictions depletes Prana. With depleted Prana, we invite numerous medical conditions. With such conditions, we cannot perform our duties towards the universe well. Cascading effect may results in more severe form of destruction.
Addiction cripples mind. Tamas increases exponentially with each intense level of addiction. Tamas leads to adharmic actions. Actions against the natural laws. Again inviting destruction.
So – No to Maggi. No to Smoking. Or anything activity that causes harmful addiction.
Such doubt arises because modern medical science fails to provide 360 degree view of life. Modern medicine’s naive correlation of cancer with smoking is responsible for this.
Remember, having right food, right habits, is for your personal life. For your wish to live dharma-bound life! We cannot compare with others as there are several factors playing role! It is not as easy as modern medicine correlates!
Why chain smoker does not suffer from cancer and some innocent people with healthy life routine gets the cancer?
3. Trauma (abhigata) = stress, both physical and mental.
4. Irritation – Chemicals in food, water and air. Overstress on certain organs due to addiction.
5. Genetic (anuvanshaja) – unplanned, nonseasonal, accidental pregnancy.
Now, look around. How many so called healthy persons have access to wholesome food? They may be following wholesome regimen (point 2) but what about stress they accept at work and at home? Any control over birth prakriti gifted by parents?
This is the reason, many times, chain smoker lives full life and so called healthy person dies by cancer.
Every human being genetically possesses the cancer-ability of tissues. Such cancer-ability, as a biologic feature, is normally distributed. All humans can, thus, develop cancer, yet only some of us do. This depends upon the fact that to express cancerability, a human being must cross a certain threshold of physical, mental stress which can cause the identity crisis/resource crunch at individual cell level or collectively at organ level or at multiple organs.
This is the reason we sometimes see relatively healthy person inflicted by cancer and a chain smoker living cancer-free life as everyone has different threshold to handle cellular stress based on inborn Prakriti , ability to cope up with rapidly changing food/sleep patterns and past life karma.
Layman’s observations about curing cacner.
As I shared, major factors are in our environment. Even after your so called regular life, if cancer comes at doorstep. It must be due to environmental stress or nutritional stress.
1) Change your environment. Shift to more natural place. A village in jungle at riverbank? Ideal!
2) Alter your food. Eat more and more chemical-free wholesome food.
3) If your life routine is chaotic, regularize.
4) Take supporting herbs. Tulsi, Turmeric, Ghee, mutra, gobar (desi bos indicus cow) – all can help in reducing cellular stress and purging cellular trash (tumor elements). But if your source of cancer is genetic, they will have difficult time in cure.
Many times, we see sudden deaths. Relatively healthy person, dies with sudden stroke and heart attack but many chain smokers live long. Why so random?
As I discussed several times in past, it is your environmental interaction (includes food and water intake, entertainment, habits, place of work, place of living, family, friends, colleagues or anything that is not you) which decides your life. Some chain smokers living long is pure environ blessing. Not some heroic self-esteem case. 😀 They anyhow compromise life-efficiency due to addiction led hardwired circuits in brain.
Time, mind, and the objects of the senses ‘have relations with each other and one another. When the harmony of these relations is disturbed, the result is disease.
A person in a certain season or a certain age may do that with impunity which in another season or another age may be productive of harm.
Record keen observations about your own body and ask: Are time, Mind, and the objects of the senses rightly correlated? No? Go, see your kindhearted Doctor who doesn’t treat patient for earning and get it corrected.
Research[See reference section] conclusion reads.
The study originally began investigating the differences in DNA methylation found in the human heart. Researchers compared data from a small number of people with end-stage cardiomyopathy who were undergoing heart transplantation, and the healthy hearts of age-matched victims of road traffic accidents.


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Presented by Doncaster Tennis Club.
Afternoon tea will be provided all day with amazing raffle prizes!
Open to club members, TSV members and guests aged 35 years and over.
Format: Doubles Graded Round Robin.
Sections (for both men and women).
Cost: $20 per player (less $5 discount if you join TSV), $15 TSV members and host club members.


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One of Homegrown's original acts returns with a new band, the Extinct Gingers, for the festival. Listen to our session from May 2, 2014 as this singer/songwriter reminisces about Homegrowns past and shares some new material.
Amy Abts swung through our studios as part of our Homegrown Week Live From Studio A sessions.
Homegrown week continued on KUMD as Gaelynn Lea and Dan Dresser, also known as the Getarounds, joined us for a session from May 2, 2014. They talk about how they formed their duet and play some of their songs.
The Getarounds swung through the station as part of our Homegrown Week Live From Studio A sessions.
Listen to our session with Dan Anderson and company bring their soulful grooves to the studio from May 2, 2014. They talk about the types of shows they play and what kind of music inspires them.
The Silk Sheiks swung through our studio as part of our Homegrown Week Live From Studio A sessions.
Listen to our session with another Duluth Homegrown Music Festival performer from May 1, 2014. This is the latest project from local musician Tim Nelson, who played the very first Homegrown as part of the First Ladies.
Timothy Martin and the New Norm swung through the studios as part of our Homegrown Music Festival studio sessions.
Listen to our Live from Studio A session from May 1, 2014 with an artist from this year's Homegrown Music Festival. George Ellsworth has performed at the festival previously with many local bands, including James & Younger and Snobarn, but this is his first year as a solo artist.
Brother George swung through the station as part of our Homegrown Music Festival studio sessions.


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The internet is widely assumed to be the enemy of the commercial music industry, but not so in the business-to-business sector, where digital platforms have made music libraries more accessible.
“We don’t have to rely on the post to deliver CDs any more, and you can put together playlists quickly in response to fast-turnaround programming,” says Simon James, co-founder of Repertoire, which did just that for Mentorn’s BBC3 doc about Hurricane Sandy, Superstorm USA: Caught On Camera.
Web search facilities are becoming more sophisticated, enabling producers to identify concepts by instrument or mood. Cutting Edge Group even has a sonic search function in which users can drag and drop a ‘liked’ track from iTunes to fi nd similar pieces.
Companies such as Australia’s Harvest Media have emerged to provide back-end for digital music distribution services. PRS for Music and MCPS, through their Independent Production Company Licence packages, have made life simpler by providing blanket access to all registered libraries under these schemes.
Audio Networks has grown 40-50% in the past few years, driven by overseas expansion. “We see that expansion continuing, as more formats are distributed and versioned around the globe,” says European broadcast manager Nathan Leong. For UMSI, international sales division of NBC Universal, Audio Networks created a cobranded website to share in revenues from production music used in the distribution and reformatting of NBCU programming.
More producers are seeking secondary revenues from music sourced or composed for their programming, with several striking deals with publishers. EMI manages the Juice Music label, a 50-50 venture with ITV. While EMI retains rights, ITV takes home royalties for music published on ITV Studios productions such as Come Dine With Me, or on tracks sold through Juice.
“I have regular meetings with ITV to learn what type of music it needs for future programming and then we produce albums based around those themes, which are licensed through Juice,” says Pickering. EMI also represents Shine Group’s library, and collects performance royalties on behalf of its production houses. The deal includes a joint venture production music library, in which the two commission and produce soundtracks for Shine and third-party productions.
Six months ago, True North and fellow Leeds-based music production company Organiq Music established a music publishing firm, Pitch Music. The joint venture has secured a deal for Universal Publishing Production Music’s 800,000-strong library and all music specially composed for True North’s UK and international series to be available to download or license via Bruton Music’s BTV label.
It’s not all rosy though. Where budgets are pressured, it’s not just the negative on-screen impact that gives some cause for concern. “Cost-cutting has given rise to a new breed of music provider who themselves cut costs by reducing the royalty flow to their writers,” says James.
A search of Audio Networks’ library for something that would “capture the mood of a quirky documentary” led Finestripe Productions’ producer/ director Ian Lilley to discover The Ruse by Paul Mottram, a tune described on the website as “mischievous and mysterious”.
Although a number of other production music tracks where used for the Channel 4 two-parter, Lilley wanted to use Mottram’s piece as the programme hook. He asked the composer to rework the track, which Audio Networks helped package into around 50 variations, including stems, solos, opening and closing titles and underscores.
“We combined existing production music with a fresh approach to a key track to help give the show its own signature,” says Lilley.
Having made three previous animal docs, including Michaela’s Animal Road Trip, True North Productions wanted to make its latest 10 x 30-minute series for BBC daytime stand out from the pack.
Bob Bradley, co-owner with True North of Pitch Music, composed original stings, punctuations and title music to a brief reflective of the show’s investigation into animal cruelty. “Through Pitch Music, we own all rights cleared for worldwide use so we can also earn at the back-end from international sales,” says Middleton.
Top Gear, The Apprentice and MasterChef have used film scores to dramatic effect, a creative choice made easier through Cutting Edge Film Scores (CEFS), which has a catalogue of 200 soundtracks including The King’s Speech, Drive and Looper. Film music also pops up in recent episodes of Hollyoaks. “We set a lot of scenes in nightclubs or pubs, so as a general rule we use a lot of commercial- sounding music from Audio Networks or Sentric Music Services’ Masstrax,” says Kate Finn, music supervisor at Lime Pictures.
“Previously, it has been difficult to reuse film scores because you needed the permission of the publisher and the owner of the master recording rights, which might be a studio that isn’t interested in licensing its soundtracks. We control the master and publishing side and make sure our material is available under a blanket licence agreement.


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S. HUNTINGTON—A new “boutique” hotel, long in development at 81 S. Huntington Ave., is aiming to open for business on Aug. 1, according to its website.
The 41-room hotel in a former nursing home was originally announced as a possible Comfort Inn. But now it will be EnVision Hotel Boston, an independent hotel with mid-range prices but an upscale feel. It aims to hold nightly events such as wine and cheese tastings or sushi demonstrations, manager Trevor Cross told the Gazette last month.
“We’re really going to be stressing service” and a personal touch, Cross said.
The property is being developed by SMC Management Corporation and is being leased to the Needham-based Global Vision Hotels.
The EnVision Hotel will have a cafe open to the general public and eventually offering “grab-and-go” food, Cross said.
“We’re trying to source local products,” Cross said. The building also aims to use recycled materials and will seek some energy-efficiency certification.
Sandwiched between S. Huntington and the Jamaicaway along an alley called Craftson Way, Envision Hotel will have only about 15 to 20 on-site parking spaces. It will have on-site valet parking, but is still working on arrangement for off-site valet parking, Cross said. It also plans to offer shuttle bus service to the Longwood Medical Area institutions, and possibly to Jamaica Plain restaurants and Fenway Park, he said. Guests will be encouraged to use public transit, though Cross was not aware that the MBTA has ended Green Line streetcar service along S. Huntington on the weekends.
“Boutique” means the hotel will be “modern, but also stylish” and “more on the trendy side of things,” Cross said.
The EnVision Hotel website at envision-hotel-boston.com says that the hotel will “bridge the gap between the hip, trendy Jamaica Plain neighborhood and the convenient Longwood Medical Center [sic], all within reach of Fenway Park, Brookline and local colleges.” It suggests “high tea” and live music as possible future offerings.
The idea of holding nightly events is a way to show appreciation to guests, Cross said.
“A lot of these places offer a cookie or something like that, and we’re trying to go a step beyond that,” he said.
Global Vision has developed other hotels under such brand names as Holiday Inn and Hampton Inn. This is the company’s first independent hotel, Cross said. It will be affiliated with a boutique hotel brand called Ascend, but will operate independently.
The hotel building was formerly the Pond View Nursing Home, which closed in 2008. The hotel has been in development under various names and concepts for two years.


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Tonight, Majid Al Futtaim Cinemas, the dedicated cinema arm of Majid Al Futtaim, the leading shopping mall, retail and leisure pioneer across the Middle East and North Africa, will be launching its new cinema outlet on the first floor of City Centre Al Shindagha.
Launched as part of the company’s AED 1 Billion expansion plans for the VOX Cinemas business, the new cinema at City Centre Al Shindagha is the 13th VOX Cinemas location to be rolled out in the UAE. Supporting VOX Cinemas’ vision to attract another 50 million customers by 2020, the cinema complex can seat up to 874 people at full capacity across seven screens.
City Centre Al Shindagha moviegoers will have the chance to watch the latest movies on state-of-the-art VOX Cinemas screens with their choice of standard or VIP seating, guaranteeing great moments for all types of cinema lovers.
After visiting VOX Cinemas earlier this week at Mall of the Emirates, Sha Rukh Khan will be making his second appearance this week on-screen at VOX Cinemas’ newest location with the release of his much-anticipated Bollywood film Dilwale.
Bollywood film buffs can catch drama infused film Dilwale featuring lead role stars Kajol, Shah Rukh Khan, Varun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon at VOX Cinemas’ in City Centre Al Shindagha from 17th December onwards.
To book tickets, visit www.voxcinemas.com or contact 600 599905.


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APPLE VALLEY, Calif.(VVNG.com) — Sunrise Donuts in Apple Valley was damaged after a van crashed into the business on Friday night.
The small donut shop is located in a strip mall at 21691 Yucca Loma Road in Apple Valley.
At about 7:40 pm, for unknown reasons, the driver of a white Chevy Astro van lost control and crashed through the glass storefront of the business, causing extensive damages.
The business was closed at the time of the incident and no injuries were reported.
Apple Valley Sheriff’s Station Deputies arrived and made contact with the driver David Joseph Miller, 29, of Barstow.
According to a news release, Miller was found to be under the influence and ultimately arrested for Driving Under the Influence. He was charged with DUI Alcohol/Drugs he is no longer in custody and has no scheduled court appearance.
The Town of Apple Valleys Building & Safety, Code Enforcement, and Southern California Edison were requested to respond to the location.
The official cause of the crash is under investigation by the Apple Valley Sheriff’s Station.
Sunrise Donuts is the second donut shop in the Town of Apple Valley to sustain extensive damages within a week’s time.
On November 17, 2018, Neils Donuts on the 18100 block of Highway 18 was amongst three other small businesses that were damaged during a commercial strip mall fire.


text: More than $5 million in funding will be available when Oregon Cultural Trust Manager Aili Schreiner joins with colleagues from the Cultural Trust’s Statewide Partners and other funders Feb. 12 through March 11 for “Conversations with Funders and Partners,” a seven-stop series of application workshops. Attendees will learn about funding programs available from multiple grantmakers and will have the opportunity to discuss their projects and programming. Other statewide programming resources and application preparation guidance (three locations) also will be presented. Participating will be representatives from the Cultural Trust’s Statewide Partners – the Oregon Arts Commission, Oregon Heritage, Oregon Humanities and the Oregon State Historic Preservation Office – as well as counterparts from The Oregon Community Foundation (most locations), the James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation, Travel Oregon and Portland’s Regional Arts and Culture Council (Portland location). As a special bonus for potential applicants, the events in Lincoln City, La Grande and Roseburg will be combined with free application writing workshops presented by Meredith Howell of Travel Oregon. The application writing workshops are scheduled for 9 a.m. to noon in Lincoln City and La Grande and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Roseburg, all in the same locations. Travel Oregon will also participate in the Conversations events in those locations. Organizations encouraged to attend “Conversations with Funders and Partners” include libraries, arts organizations, museums, cultural centers, historical societies, arts alliances, literary groups and heritage organizations. All cultural nonprofit organizations are welcome. “There are more than 1,450 cultural nonprofits serving Oregonians,” said Schreiner. “We want to make sure they know about the significant funding and programming resources that are here to support them.” Among the funding opportunities discussed will be the Cultural Trust’s 2019 Cultural Development Program; application guidelines will be posted on the Trust website Friday, Feb. 8, with an April 19 application deadline (see details below). “Conversations with Funders and Partners” begin Tuesday, Feb. 12, in Bandon and conclude in Roseburg on Monday, March 11. Registration is not required. The full schedule is*: Bandon: 2-5 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 12, Bandon Conference & Community Center, (Room 4) 1200 11th St SW, Bandon, OR 97411; Eugene: 12-3:30 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 13, Eugene Public Library, (Bascom-Tykeson Room) 100 W 10th Ave, Eugene, OR 97401; Lincoln City*: 1:30-5 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 19, Lincoln City Cultural Center, (Auditorium) 540 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367; East Portland: 4-7 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 20, Portland Community College (Southeast Campus Community Hall) 2305 SE 82nd Ave, Portland, OR 97216; La Grande*: 1:30-5 p.m., Tuesday, March 5, Island City Hall, (Community Meeting Room) 10605 Island Ave, Island City, OR 97850; Bend: 2:45-5:45 p.m., Thursday, March 7, Downtown Bend Public Library, (Brooks Meeting Room) 601 NW Wall St. Bend, OR 97701; Roseburg*: 4:15-6 p.m., Monday, March 11, Ford Family Foundation, 1600 NW Stewart Pkwy, Roseburg, OR 97471. *Please note: Free grant application prep workshops, presented by Travel Oregon, will precede the events in Lincoln City, La Grande and Roseburg. The workshops are scheduled for 9 a.m. to noon in Lincoln City and La Grande and from 1 to 4 p.m. in Roseburg, all at the same event locations. Oregon Cultural Trust Cultural Development Program – The Cultural Trust’s Cultural Development Program recognizes and supports significant projects through four program funded categories: Access; Preservation; Creativity; and Capacity. In 2018 the Cultural Trust awarded more than $3 million in statewide grants. Cultural Development Program grants represent one third of the annual funding the Cultural Trust provides to Oregon’s cultural nonprofits. Other funding includes grants to the Trust’s five statewide partners – to support their mission goals and respective funding programs – and to 45 county and tribal cultural coalitions that fund local initiatives, projects and programs. FY2020 Cultural Development Program grants are for projects and activities that will occur between Aug. 1, 2019, and July 30, 2020. Grant guidelines will be posted by Friday, Feb. 8, for an application deadline of 5 p.m. on Friday, April 19. For more information contact Schreiner at aili.schreiner@oregon.gov or 503-986-0089.

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At the Gillman meeting, on Saturday afternoon (30 June), riders from South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and New Zealand will ride in a 15-heat match between teams representing the overseas clubs Leszno (Poland) and Swindon (England).
National Karate Swindon Robins: 1-Justin Sedgmen (Vic), 2-Kane Lawrence (NSW), 3-Matt Pickering (NSW), 4-Jack Morrison (Vic), 5-Declan Kennedy (Qld), 6-Dayle Wood (NSW), 7-Cordell Rogerson (Qld). Team Manager-Lyndon Schlein (SA).
The Solo match will be supported by practice rides for other classes including Sidecars, Classic bikes, Dirt bikes, Juniors and TQs.
Racing starts at 1pm and the spectator admission price is $15 for everyone 16 years and older, with under 16 free. Entry is by the eastern gate (behind the pits) only.


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LAS VEGAS, June 13, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- A record 1,000 exhibitors, including 211 new exhibitors, filled the Las Vegas Convention Center June 8-10 for InfoComm 2016, occupying 527,105 net square feet of exhibit and special events space — also a show record. Attendees registered for more than 12,000 seats at InfoComm University sessions throughout the week, more than double the number engaged in training and education in 2015. Approximately one-third more unique attendees took InfoComm University™ training at InfoComm than in the past. The spike in training interest was driven in part by the 2,620 seminar and workshop packages sold. InfoComm 2016 was the first time attendees could pay one price and take any of more than 100 courses during exhibition days.
"The AV industry's commitment to advancing technology and showcasing it at InfoComm has never been stronger," said Jason McGraw, CTS®, CAE, Senior Vice President of Expositions, InfoComm International®. "The market is constantly changing and we've been pleased to introduce new features at InfoComm, such as drones, the Internet of Things, and content creation and streaming, which reflect the dynamic nature of commercial AV. In all, 91 percent of space was rebooked for next year, demonstrating exhibitors' strong commitment to the show."
InfoComm 2016 welcomed more than 38,833 visitors, 4.8 percent more than the last time the show was held in Las Vegas, affirming its continued strength as the best-attended annual conference and exhibition for AV buyers and sellers in the Western Hemisphere. More than 35 percent of attendees were visiting InfoComm for the first time.
"This is a thriving, growing, busy industry — especially this time of year — and the fact that so many professionals continue to gather in one place, including new faces and dedicated InfoComm attendees, underscores the important role that the show plays in the success of their businesses and their careers," said David Labuskes, CTS, RCDD, Executive Director and CEO, InfoComm International.
InfoComm continues to grow as a critical venue for professional development and certification. A record 252 attendees registered to take a Certified Technology Specialist exam during InfoComm 2016 and 186 received their certification. Certified professionals earned more than 30,000 renewal units toward maintaining their CTS credentials through continuing education.
Many of InfoComm's growing member councils met at the show. Year-to-date, InfoComm International has welcomed more than 750 new members in North America — double the rate of a year ago. Membership renewals in the first half of 2016 are up almost 40 percent compared to the same time in 2015. InfoComm membership in Europe has climbed 17 percent year-over-year, and overall membership outside the United States has grown 12 percent year-to-date. Up to 20 percent of InfoComm show attendees travel from outside North America to take part.
InfoComm 2016 was sponsored by Presenting Show Partner Samsung, Strategic Show Partners Blackmagic Design and Crestron, and Supporting Show Partner Christie.
InfoComm 2017 will be held June 10-16, 2017, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla.


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Galloway Petfoods now stocks a range of quality horse products including nutrition and equine health products, grooming products, insect repellents and treats.
Baileys Tasty Treats: These crunchy bite-sized treats are full of fibre and low in starch and sugars and contain a natural blend of essential oils extracted from herbs and spices.Tasty Treats do not contain any vitamins or minerals, so they won’t affect your horse or pony's nutritional balance.
Equimins Stockholm Tar: A good old-fashioned remedy for hoof care, this thick pine tar is a traditional, natural antibacterial dressing to help maintain a healthy hoof.
Equimins Hoof Oil: A specially formulated product to protect against split hooves, sand cracks and other problems.
Equimins Extra Strength Fly and Midge Repellent: This product combines three active ingredients, two of which are herbal extracts, that have demonstrated excellent insect repellent properties.
Carr and Day and Martin Mane & Tail Conditioner: A powerful detangler, this long-lasting conditioner makes grooming quick and easy and reduces hair breakage while leaving an immaculate, oil-free shine.
animology Muck Out: This quality shampoo, for all breeds, sizes and colours of horse, blends silk and wheat proteins with vitamins and conditioners to help deliver exceptional levels of care and protection to the skin and hair, including the mane and tail.
Equimins Garlic Granules: Used traditionally for digestive and respiratory systems, essential oils of garlic can assist the nutritional support of the respiratory system. The smell of garlic coming out through the skin can also act as a useful repellent to biting insects.
Call in and see us our range of equestrian products or, for more information, call us on 01671 402120.

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This is by far the most challenging horn book I have ever tried transcribing. Enjoy!
All Rights belong to the Carolina Crown Drum and Bugle Corps.
Very well done, this is also one of my favorite shows.
Thank you! It is one of my favs as well.


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I was able to evaluate this LO in my bioinorganic class this term. I have 10 students (a mix of Chemistry and Biochemistry juniors and seniors). I used this activity to introduce the topic of the importance of sequestration of metals in bioinorganic chemistry. I usually start this topic with a discussion more focused on the need to bioaccumulate metals in larger quantities than is readily available in the environment. This article offered a different door into the subject.
My students enjoyed the discussion, although they commented that they were surprised that the answers to the worksheet could not be found directly in the reading. I thought that this was an excellent application of using the literature/internet to enhance the reading/understanding of an article written for laymen.

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The Philadelphia Flyers announced today they have signed defenseman, Christian Folin, to a one-year contract for the 2018-19 season, according to general manager Ron Hextall.
The 27-year-old Folin spent the 2017-18 season with the Los Angeles Kings where he posted 13 points (3g-10a) in 65 games.
* Following his collegiate career at UMASS-Lowell, Folin has posted 36 points (7g-29a), 80 penalty minutes, and a career plus-minus of +16 in 183 NHL games over the course of five seasons in the NHL.
* Along with his 13 points last season with the Kings, Folin led the team in average hits per game (2.6) and ranked third on Los Angeles in overall hits (167).
* He also averaged 15:35 of ice time, over 14 minutes of which came at even strength.
* Folin signed as a free agent out of college with the Minnesota Wild, where he spent his first full three seasons of his NHL career. He made his NHL debut at the end of the 2013-14 season where he added an assist in the game.
* He has also appeared in 41 games in the American Hockey League with the Iowa Wild, Minnesota's AHL affiliate, where he posted 17 points (6g-11a) in parts of two seasons.
* In two seasons UMass-Lowell, he posted 41 points (12g-29a) in 79 games while helping the team win its first regular-season Hockey East title, which was the first of back-to-back Hockey East Tournament championships.

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I'm currently looking at the Excel 2010 XLL SDK which is part of the Office 2010 Technical Preview. I've already built and tested my managed XLL system with Excel 2010 on x86 but I needed the new XLL SDK to be able to build for the x64 version of Excel. The SDK doesn't ship as part of the main Office 2010 installation, you have to ask for it.
The x64 side of things is looking a little less rosy at this point. It took me a while to set up the x64 builds for my projects and to deal with the inevitable warnings that you get from building as x86 and then switching to x64. That's all been dealt with and the XLL loads nicely into Excel 2010 and works fine right up to the point where it switches to managed code for the first time; during this transition one of Excel's threads goes off on one and pegs a cpu at 100% whilst Process Explorer's stack capture shows that it's somewhere deep inside of CorBindToCurrentRuntime(). I've narrowed the problem down and sent a variation on the 'generic' example XLL back to my Microsoft contact so that they can look at the problem.
So, right now, Excel 2010 x64 support for my managed XLLs is on hold.
I haven't yet started to dig into the new SDK's features yet but there is native support for 'asynchronous' XLL functions (which look somewhat less powerful than the support for this kind of thing that I already have in place) and a few other new things. Right now my focus is on cleaning up the existing functionality that I have, testing with all versions of Excel and getting to the point where I can start my beta testing phase.
Latest feedback from my Microsoft contact is that they can't reproduce my x64 problem with the latest build. I'll retest when the next public release occurs.
You return an XLOPER with a dynamically allocated array in the val.array element and a type of xltypeMulti.
Using Wireshark to debug UDP communication issues was the previous entry in this blog.
Tracking down reference counting bugs is the next entry in this blog.


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1. Produce graduate dental surgeons within the country by launching BDS programme.
2. Meet the acute shortage of human resources in the field of dentistry.
3. Develop different levels of dental manpower to fulfill the need of the nation.
4. Establish a teaching hospital where people of low socioeconomic status can have easy access to all types of dental services.
5. Stop the outflow of valuable foreign currency by the Nepalese going abroad for higher education in dentistry.
6. Provide quality education in the country to attract foreign students to help earn foreign currency for the nation.
7. Provide dental health education to the community and organize mobile dental health camps to produce oral health awareness among the rural people.
Situated in the heart of Kathmandu, People's Dental College and Hospital comprises two massive buildings for clinical,academic and administrative pursuits.