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With old color movie film (all but Kodachrome) you can choose to have us process it the safest way possible i.e. into a B&W negative – or into color. About 15 to 20 percent of long-expired films processed into color will actually have decent color quality. Most of the others (processed into color) will turn out as recognizable, though will likely have little color fidelity remaining. Some though, will be blank when we could have salvaged an image if we’d processed into B&W. If salvaging an image from these films is the most important factor and you want to play it safe, then choose the B&W negative option. If color is important to you and you’re ok with taking some risks, choose the color option.
Film stored in a cool place is much more likely to come out well in color than film stored in a hot or warm place. If you know your film was stored in a hot attic, garage or storage facility, then definitely opt for B&W. If the film was stored in a cool basement then you’re fairly safe to opt for color, though the color may still be poor.
We give you enough resolution to do a snapshot sized print and if the film is in good shape, your print will look good too. These images are more highly compressed and have a much smaller pixel dimension than what you will receive if you order an image from the cart (optional step 2) for 99 cents. If you have important images, we do recommend you add them to the cart to get the higher quality version of the picture. Though not always a night and day difference, with less compression and more resolution the image will certainly look better if you’re viewing it full screen on your computer or doing any print larger than 4 x 6. Our idea is that this works as a sort of insurance policy for people that either don’t know what is on their film or the condition of the film. Clients with pictures that are important to them might pay more than clients with pictures that aren’t.
These Kodakcolor negatives were processed in the 1970s by the Kodak Company. We believe because Kodak was using a proper stabilizer, the negatives have stood up quite well over time. They are a nice warm orange color in the highlights and a deep tawny brown color in the dark areas of the film.
Negatives in this condition will scan much better and are less likely to need Photoshop editing than the pictures on the right. This is the exact same brand of film from the same client and of the same time period as the film pictured on the left. We believe that the less reputable photo finishers were simply skipping the stabilizer step at the end of the process, leaving the negatives to fade much more quickly over time.
Negatives that have faded to this purple color will benefit greatly from color correction in Photoshop.
Q?What is film acceleration and why and when do we do it.
This is an example of an accelerated film.
In this case it is a Kodacolor-X roll film from the late 1960s. What you see in the upper image is the film processed into a B&W negative – the safest way to process most outdated color film (one exception is Kodachrome which is only available to be processed into B&W). We determined that the B&W version of the negative was in pretty good condition. A “security” scan was made of all of the pictures on the roll. Then we ran the film through a further process known as film acceleration, to bring the negative into color, as you see in the lower image. Not only did we get color, but by doing this additional process, we ended up with a higher contrast version than if we had gone straight to color (without the initial b&w processing step).
In the above case, the B&W version of the picture is clearer, more like a new B&W film. The color version has appealing aspects to it for some people. We let you decide whether trying to get color results is important to you.
Is it worthwhile asking us to accelerate your film?
In section 3 of our order form you have the following options for most of your color film.
Process into B&W first, do a security scan and then when “reasonable” accelerate into color. Add $10.00 to the usual processing fee, if applicable.
Process into B&W first, do a security scan and then reprocess into color regardless of the results in B&W. Add $10.00 to the usual processing fee, regardless of color outcome.
If you are on a budget then option one is a good choice. If color is important to you then option two is a good choice and we will only “accelerate” into color if we think there’s a decent chance of getting fair color image. Option three is for those that aren’t concerned about the price and want to make sure they have seen all possible options, no holds barred.
Kodachrome and B&W films can not be accelerated!
Q?What the heck is an “Master Image Sequence” and why is it important?
You will notice that all our transfers come with a high definition “Master Image Sequence”. The “Master Image Sequence” is a very high quality version of your film greatly exceeding the quality of what is possible on DVD and also above and beyond most digital video file types designed for viewing or editing. Essentially it is each and every frame of your movie preserved as a high resolution jpeg or tiff photograph — in the movie industry it is also called a “numbered image sequence”. When DVD is as dead and gone as Betamax, you will be able to make very high quality copies from your archive copy to whatever the current media is. It’s an insurance policy against obsolescence.
Please Note: We will require a hard drive to put your master image sequence on because the files are very large. We will advise you on what size of drive you will need to provide. Please make sure you send us a large enough drive! Alternately, we can supply an appropriate new drive for you. You do have the option of not taking the master image sequence version of your film but in good conscience, we can’t advise it.
Q?What do I need to know about your print scanning service?
Often in a family archive there will be negatives and prints that were made from those negatives. When scanning we will scan all of the film first before we start scanning prints. If we recognize that we are scanning prints of images that have already been scanned from the film we will avoid doing these but these can very easily be overlooked in which case you would be charged for the scanning of both versions. A good approach would be to first send us your film to scan and once returned to you, you can sort out the prints that don’t and do need to be scanned. Scans made from the negative will be higher quality than those made from the prints.
We don’t use bulk print scanners such as are used with most “shoebox” scanning services. We considered doing our print scanning by this method but upon further research we realized the quality wouldn’t be up to the quality of our film scans. To add to that, other better scanning companies were abandoning the service due to quality issues. We are using a top end flatbed scanner and each print must be loaded and previewed before scanning. These are not unattended scans where a large stack of prints are dropped into a feeder and left unattended.
Q?What is done for dust and scratch removal with your scanning service.
Color film images take advantage of Fuji’s Image Intelligence dust and scratch removal. Because hardware based dust and scratch removal such as Image Intelligence and Digital Ice only works with color images, B&W images and prints are receive electronic anti static dust removal and are blown with compressed air before scanning. If you opt for our scanning with Photoshop service, some additional dust and scratch removal is done by hand in Photoshop.
Q?What resolution are scans made at with your scanning service?
Unlike most other scanning services, we don’t offer a myriad of confusing scan resolutions at different prices. We simply give you a large enough scan from whatever format of film you give us to make a high quality large blow up print of your images. This providing the orignal integrity of your image lends itself to this. We provide large enough scans for virtually all practical purposes. For those that would like to know what resolution we scan at please see the chart below.
Scan resolution for all film formats listed in our prices will allow for at very least a 20 inch blow up (3600 pixels) on the short dimension of the frame. A square frame can be enlarged to 20 x 20 print with no digital artifacting and a rectangular 3:2 aspect ratio picture (35mm) to a 20 by 30 print. This is enough resolution for virtually all practical purposes. Print scans are done at 600 dpi allowing for more than 2 times the enlargement size of the original print, although – scans from prints are not optimal for blow ups. When possible provide the negative the print was made from as a higher quality scan is possible from the negative.
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** Belgium, Luxembourg, Denmark (excl. Faroe Islands and Greenland), Germany, France (incl. Corsica and Monaco), Italy (excl. San Marino and Vatican City), Austria, Spain (incl. Balearic Islands, excludingCanary Islands), United Kingdom (excl. Gibraltar and Channel Islands), Sweden.
With packages larger than 2 Kg at shipping cost plus €5 handling.
Q?Can I pay by check?
We do not accept payment by check or post office money order for still film developing services because final prices are variable (depending on the number of images that turn out, how many images you may order, or if your film turns out at all).
We accept payment by MasterCard,Visa or Paypal.
We will accept payment by check or post office money order for other services up to a maximum of $100 USD, only if a final price can be predetermined. No refunds will be made for amounts less than $5.
Q?What should I know about paying by credit card?
All credit card transactions originate from our lab, which is located in Saskatchewan, Canada. Some financial institutions in the USA will charge an “international transaction” service fee, even though we bill in US funds and foreign exchange rates are not involved. These service fees are not something we charge or have any control over; they are completely at the discretion of your financial institution. If you are unsure of your Mastercard or Visa card issuer’s policy on transactions originating in Canada, or whether transactions outside of the USA are even allowed, please contact them before you send your film to us.
Q?I Have Expired Film…Do I Need Your Service?
Color film that is less than 5 years past its best before date and has been stored in excessive heat: you should be able to drop off any local photo finishers with a good reputation and get at least some OK prints.
Color film 5 to 10 years beyond the “process before” date that has not been stored in excessive heat: if it is important to you, then send it to us. If you are simply curious what is on the film, normal processing will likely give you fully recognizable though possibly poor quality images.
B&W film in cassettes (126/35mm) approximately 20 years beyond its “process before” date would best be sent to us or someone with an understanding of how to process a film to its highest possible contrast.
B&W roll film (120/620) approximately 30 years beyond its “process before” date would best be sent to us or someone with an understanding of how to process a film to its highest possible contrast.
Color film that has been in excessive heat over an extended period (i.e. a film left in a car parked outside for an entire summer season): if it is important to you, then send it to us. If you are simply curious what is on the film, normal processing will likely give you recognizable though poor quality images.
Q?What Type of Film Does Film Rescue Process and what can I expect?
At Film Rescue we process any and all old, expired, deleted and antiquated films. It’s what we do.
If you approach us with a film that is a current process we will first determine from you whether you need us or not. Most films that are only expired by 5 or 6 years or so will come out ok processed by a reputable local provider. If your film is older than this we will want to have a conversation on exactly what you have, how important it is to you and how you think it was stored. With this information we can normally give some useful guidance on how you might want to proceed. We honestly don’t want to be selling our premium service to people that don’t need us.
Our lab notes which give us guidance on the best way to process a given film has a database with an excess of 350 unique film types. The following is a list of the most common films that we develop on a regular basis.
Following the film is a percentage of this type of film that comes out as recognizable and the quality trend for that film. Keep in mind, the quality trend is only a trend – some will be better and some worse.
Very Poor — You can for the most part make out what is on the film but identifying people can be a challenge.
Poor — You can easily identify people and places but the images are very harsh and grainy.
Fair — Pictures are clear and easy to look at but not perfect. They may be lower contrast and have problems with blemishes and edge fogging.
Good — The pictures aren’t perfect but they are completely acceptable. They may appear grainier than a normal new film.
Very Good — Little difference between it and the quality of the pictures from a brand new film.
Q?How are your processing techniques different than a normal lab?
We keep very careful records on how a specific film is responding in a specific process. None of our processes are the same as what was originally intended for the film. All have been modified and tailored to our past experience with each film type, brand and format. The original process is not at all appropriate for salvaging images from long expired film.
In order to salvage the best possible image from a film, many of these processes result in a Black & White image even though it may be a color film. In our opinion it is better to get a higher quality image in Black & White than a lower one in color or alternately to get something recognizable in Black & White than nothing in color.
Cycle turnaround time may be as short as 8 weeks and as long 12 weeks during a particularly busy cycle.
Unlike a conventional processing lab that may have one or two large-volume processes under their roof, we have 12 small-volume processes. This creates the need to complete one process before we move onto another, mixing chemical and preparing for each before we move to the next. It is not until all the film is developed that scanning and transferring begins. Once that step is complete, the digital work is done and then the uploading begins. Please do not wait until near the beginning of a cycle to send us your film. This not only slows down the lengthy administration process that at the beginning of each cycle (thus, ultimately slowing down our turn-around time) but you also risk missing the cycle cutoff altogether.
Doing this well and properly at a reasonable price takes time. We encourage you to have a look at and consider others offering a similar service.
Q?Do you offer rush processing?
Rushes and unique set ups are not encouraged but are available. Unlike a conventional photo lab that deals with larger volumes of a single film format of only one process type, Film Rescue is processing smaller volumes of film, multiple formats and has 12 unique processes. This creates the need to process in batches — first completing the processing of all film in house before moving onto scanning and transferring. To break from this cycle is not always possible please contact us if you wish to arrange for rush processing.
All other services – We do our best to accommodate when possible with no extra charges – please enquire.
Q?I want to shop around – who else is doing this type of work?
Q?Do you return spools, boxes or cassettes?
We are happy to return film spools and cassettes that are identical in their function. For instance…if you send us a 127 spool we will send you a 127 spool back. We will try to get your original film spools and/or cassettes back to you but this is not guaranteed. We have found it exceedingly difficult to have a working system of keeping track of peoples film packaging while dealing with hundreds of rolls of film in the dark. A very effective system is in place for keeping track of who’s film belongs to who but within the system there is no practical way to also include the film packaging. Most often we will get you your precise packaging back but this is not guaranteed. The film spools, cassettes and boxes are of little or no monitory value.
Q?What image size do you provide if I place an on-line order?
Images delivered online are more compressed than their CD counterpart though ultimately you will see no difference.
Well…we just made up the term so I guess we can also define it. This is a picture with a pixel dimension and a level of compression that allows for fast uploading to various social media sites such as Facebook, Flickr and Twitter. They are also small enough to easily e-mail to friends and family. How large they appear on your screen is dependent on where you have your screen resolution set but they will fill one fifth to one third of your average screen. The pixel dimension for a image with a 2:3 aspect ratio (same as most 35mm film frames) is 864 x 576 pixels, for a square picture (126 and many roll films) is 705 x 705 pixels. While you might be able to squeeze an “acceptable to some” snap shot sized print out of these, they are too small for what would normally be considered enough resolution for this purpose.
Q?What is included with “hands on retouching”?
After scanning, images are adjusted for brightness and contrast, degrained and sharpened. These are the images that you will see in your gallery and that are available for free downloading as a small net sized image or to purchase as a large sized image. Some images will benefit a good deal from a more extensive hands on retouch but not most. If your picture is much lighter or darker on the edges of the frame than in the center or if the picture has a lot of pitting or dust settled into the emulsion, order the image with hands on retouching may be worth while. You can contact us specifically regarding your order if you have questions.
Q?What can I expect of images uploaded to me for downloading?
When you are ordering images from your gallery, upon checkout you will be prompted to choose either physical return of your scans i.e on cd, and/or prints or to simply download the pictures. If you choose the download option, the image sizes are more compressed than what you’d get on a cd — but there will be no additional shipping charge to pay. The pixel dimensions of your picture will be identical and the additional compression will not discernibly degrade your picture. If you choose this option, nothing is physically returned (unless you’ve indicated on your original order form for your negatives to be returned). You will receive a link from Dropbox.com where we “park” the image files for you to download. There are no additional charges from Dropbox.com for this service.
Images are 8 inches at 300 DPI on the short dimension or your frame. Example — a 35mm frame would be 8 x 12 inches at 300 DPI — a 110 frame would be 8 x 10 inches at 300 DPI. Often orders are copied to DVDs unless CDs are specifically requested. By default the images will be in the JPEG file format but PSD and TIFF are available.
Q?Do you offer “process only” for still film?
The short answer: no. In past we did offer “process only” at a discount of 10% for people who wanted to scan their own film. We have discontinued this because too often we were having films returned to us that the client was unable to scan due to the condition of the film, that we were able to scan because we are experienced in dealing with scanning very dense or faded negatives. This isn’t to say that your negative won’t be home scannable but we don’t know people capabilities and won’t be responsible for that. The savings that we were offering for “process only” we feel is easily offset by the security of having digital files of your pictures on-site here when shipping, and the fact that you get an early preview of your images in a gallery. Essentially, you can still have process only but if you are unable to scan your film when you get it back, we will have scans here already so there is no need to send anything back to us.
Here are some reasons why the scanning is often best left to us….
Some negatives are “accelerate” which means they are first processed the safest way possible into a B&W negative and then a security scan taken of those B&W images. After, many color films get reprocessed into color which sometime renders a better or more desirable color image than the B&W version of the pictures. But as often as not, the color version will be extremely faded and shifted and in these case we have safely stored the originally processed into B&W versions of the pictures for the client.
Some negatives after processing are as dense as welding glass and conventional scanners can not see through them.
Some negatives have such an extremely faint image on them they can not be recognized with the preview scan on a conventional scanner making them very difficult to locate your marquee correctly during preview. Auto frame selection will not work on these negatives. Do not assume if you don’t see images upon a quick inspection, there is nothing there.
Some films such as GAF cassettes and Triple Print blue label films are processed into an unstable reflective negative that begins fading after processing. Not only do they need to be scanned right away, they are scanned wet because the contrast on the film is much higher when wet and they can not be scanned on a normal scanner because light will not pass through them.
Q?How do you define “recognizable images”?
When we are deciding whether to scan or not scan a client’s film, we are doing a visual inspection of the processed negative. It is often difficult to tell what the final quality will be without scanning and enhancing the negative. Therefore, we’ll continue with scanning and enhancing any film that we see think we can see something on. We don’t want to be in the position of trying to make a subjective determination as to what may or may not be important to a client. One person’s trash is another’s treasure.
An image that is out of focus, double-exposed or low quality can still be recognizable.
Q?What is the “client preview” and on-line shopping cart?
Once we scanned and Photoshopped ™ all of your pictures we create a gallery on our website for your images. We then send you a link via email to your gallery where you can see your pictures and download “social media” sized images. From there, you can pick and choose the images that you want to be copied to CD and/or uploaded to you as large image files. There is no obligation to place an order and your online gallery will remain active for one full year. It is a fairly standard on-line shopping cart though the payment feature has been disabled as we will already have collected you payment details.
Q?What is the “digital fix-up” included in the base price of the still film processing service?
After scanning, images are adjusted by human eye for brightness, color (when applicable), sharpness and contrast. This work is done using the world’s standard professional photo editor Photoshop CS. The difference between this approach and the approach used by a conventional photo finisher is night and day. Most commercial high volume scanners allow only for a very simple brightness and a color adjustments. Using Photoshop CS is integral to doing this work properly.
Q?What size of still film scan do you provide?
Our scans for previously undeveloped film, result in an image that is 8 inches by 300 DPI on the short dimension or your frame. Example — a 35mm frame would be 8 x 12 inches at 300 DPI — a 110 frame would be 8 x 10 inches at 300 DPI.
Because we are so often dealing with very low contrast negatives the scans are done at a high bit rate, then adjusted for brightness and contrast before down converting to 8 bit JPEGs. This creates a smoother grain scale than would be possible had the images been adjusted for brightness and contrast at 8 bit.
Our scans for most previously developed film is 12 inches at 300 DPI on the short dimension of your frame.
Q?What are my options with EM-25 process Ektachrome 160 movie films?
These films were manufactured pre-1984 and are a minimum of 25 years beyond the process before date on the original packaging. The availability of one of the chemical components required to process these films properly into color is dwindling (worldwide). In an effort to conserve our reserve of the chemical, we have had to raise the price per roll.
If you are confident that your film has been stored consistently in cool temperatures and/or color is extremely important to you, specify that you would like color processing on our order form.
If you know that your film was not stored properly or if you are unsure of the storage conditions, the black & white negative process we offer is the safer approach to salvaging something from your film. Transfer from a negative to positive (Black and White) will allow you to view it from video.
You can tell if you have EM-25 process Ektachrome film by looking at where Ektachrome is written on the film cassette. EM-25 process film is written in white in a small blue box. With EM-26 process film Ektachrome is written in blue in a small white box or on top of yellow with a blue border around it.
Q?How will my old movie film be processed and what can I expect?
Please keep in mind that your film may be decades beyond its process before date and what we are doing here is a salvage job. We do our best to get good quality images from these very old films but the results are highly variable. The quality we get range from good to just barely discernable.
Kodachrome — Can only be processed into a black and white negative which is then transferred to a black and white positive as an AVI, MOV or DVD. There is no color processing option for this film anywhere on earth.
Ektachrome process EM-26 – By default, this is the only vintage movie film that we are processing into color. You can request on the order form that it be processed into a B&W negative instead of color if you wish to take the safest possible approach to salvaging something from the film. They almost always do turn out at least as recognizable in color but the B&W version of the image can often be better quality.
Ektachrome process EM-25 — By default this is processed into a black and white negative which is then transferred to black and white positive as an AVI, MOV or DVD. Color process is possible, if requested, but there is a $14 surcharge (for 50’) and the film is less likely to turn out. More information on EM-25 film, including identification. In color the chance of a recognizable image is about 80%, while black and white is near 100%.
All other movie film – By default these are processed into a black and white negative which is then transferred to black and white positive as an AVI, MOV or DVD. Color process is possible, if requested, but there is a $14 surcharge (for 50’) and the film is less likely to turn out. B&W film is of course processed into B&W but this has stood up much better over time than color film and if your film is less than 20 years old you may want to consider using another provider who can do it faster and at less expense.
Q?What can you tell me about your transfer?
Our 8mm and Super 8 transfers are top quality and comparable with the best transfers available. Our 16mm film transfers are of average quality and at a reasonable price. If a top quality 16mm transfer is required we are happy to give referrals.
When clients supply small reels, they are not spliced onto larger reels (which is common with most transfer providers). Each reel becomes its own chapter title or digital file. The client is encouraged to number the reels in the order they wish their film to be transferred. Chapter titles or file names up to 18 characters can be supplied with each reel as well.
With all options, film is cleaned before transfer. Cleaning will remove the worst of the dirt but usually some will still remain.
Minor damage to film is repaired without additional charge. If damage is more severe the client will be contacted and quoted as to the cost of the repair before the transfer proceeds.
Color correction is done digitally following projection/recording. Color correction is virtually frame accurate and applied when moderate to extreme color shifts occur. New corrections are not applied for minor shifts and very short scenes with any transfer option. Color correction is subjective and severely altered colors may only be able to be corrected so much. If color shift is very extreme, film can be converted to black and white.
Below are two sample frame grabs from our transfer. Keep in mind these are coming from tiny pieces of film.
Q?What’s better to transfer home movies to HD or SD?
On a frame by frame scanner, the difference between SD vs. HD is obvious. On older transfer systems in some ways the SD transfer can be more desirable because in HD you simply seem to have a more obvious grain and the softer SD transfer can seem more pleasant to look at. With a true scanner there is a bit more obvious grain as well but there is also a more obvious clarity to the image than the SD version of the same footage. It may come down to taste on some level but we have confidence that in general HD is a better way to go. Should you not like the HD version of your film transfer it can be easily down converted to SD. It doesn’t work the other way around.
Q?How should I have my film organized for transfer?
If you are requesting a DVD or a Blu-ray disc from us, the order your film is in becomes more important than if you are requesting editable computer files from us. On a DVD or Blur-ray disc, the order your film plays in is pretty much locked down to the order they are transferred in. With editable computer files you can put them into any order you like. You can do this by simply renaming the files so that your computer or smart TV plays them in the order you want or put them into a software editor, edit to your hearts content and then burn your own DVDs or Blu-ray discs. We still encourage you to number your reels in the order that you wish them transferred so you have a somewhat organized transfer.
Unlike many providers, all films are returned on their original reels and in their original boxes or cans, maintaining the integrity of your family archive.
With MOVIE FILM, when we capture it on our scanners, a very large high quality computer video file is created. To create a DVD that will play in a home DVD player, we must compress them to a fraction of their size because the amount of data a DVD can store is very limited.
With VIDEO TAPE, the bit rate we capture at is much higher than what we are able to do to a DVD with a two hour play time. While this isn’t quite a critical as it is with movie film, it’s still a real quality issue.
To add to the issues of lower quality when converting movie films and video tapes to DVD, DVD was designed by the movie industry to be hard to copy. While not impossible, doing the DVD “rip” that is required to make the copy, further degrades the image.
Even if you don’t understand the technology, it is definitely worthwhile keeping a high quality digital master for family members that do or that will. DVD is slowly becoming what VHS was in the 90s – robust computer files will remain relevant and are expandable into the future.
Q?Do I need to supply a Hard drive for my movie transfer and if so what size?
Regardless of the size of your order, if you select MOV, MP4, DNX or master image sequence, a flash drive or portable hard drive is required. We can supply a brand new drive for you (price varies) but you will likely find better pricing for the drive at a local source.
Give us a call and our transfer technician can advise you. Toll free (North America) 1-800-329-8988.
Please note: Any used drive provided to us must be reformatted and all previous data on the drive will be eliminated.
Your order will be delayed if you decide to send a drive after we are ready to begin work.
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text: We are Family Physicians trained to manage a wide variety of medical conditions including but not limited to: general medicine, women's health, infant and child care, sports injuries, mental health, addictions, chronic diseases, geriatrics and some surgical procedures. We coordinate consultations with specialist colleagues for more difficult problems. We provide comprehensive and continuous care to our patients in a friendly, respectful and comfortable office environment. We keep your electronic medical record secure, encrypted and backed up remotely. Our team of physicians and medical office assistants aim to provide you with exceptional primary health care. We are sorry but our physicians are not accepting new patients at the present time.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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In case you forgot, Prince George and Princess Charlotte have two grandmothers. The royal children frequently spend time with Kate Middleton's mother, Carole Middleton, and for the first time ever Middleton opened up to The Telegraph about her surprisingly normal life (you know, when you forget that your daughter will be the Queen someday).
In the interview, Middleton says "it’s proved wise not to say anything" over the years in regards to herself and her family, but one topic she did not shy away from is her love for her grandchildren and—wait for it—Christmas trees. Middleton, 63, says she likes to have as many Christmas trees as possible in her house, including one in her grandchildren’s rooms, "so that they can decorate it themselves."
So yes, George and Charlotte have their own Christmas trees. How do you do Christmas?
"One Christmas tree? Never heard of her."
When the Cambridges aren't at Grandma Middleton's decorating their own trees, they're known to spend time at the Queen's Sandringham estate. This year, Harry and Meghan are expected to celebrate Christmas with Kate, Will, and the royal children despite recent rumors of a fallout between the couples.
The real question, though: How many Christmas trees does Gan Gan have in her castle?

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Jinx and Desta are having fun. Together, they've graduated from Puppy Kindergarten with flying colors and have started comformation training. We're looking forward to seeing them in the show ring in 2010, along with brother, Joey, and sister, Frankie.
In June, 2010, Jinx and Desta decided to try their hands/paws at earning a Canine Good Citizen title. Jinx passed like a champ and now proudly adds CGC to her name. Good job Jinx!
In October 2010 Jinx passed the requirements to become a Registered Pet Partner with the Delta Society.
In December 2010, she and Desta teamed up to participate in Rally. And in 3 consecutive shows she earned her Rally Novice title! Way to go, Jinx and Desta!
Jinx has now rounded out her resume and has titles at both ends of her name!
She is now an AKC Champion.
She swept the points the first weekend in December 2011, going WB/BOS over specials for two 4 point majors to finish!
Gunney, Firecloud's Top Kick Kin picked up his first major at the Santa Clara Valley KC show Feb. 16, 2014. He is now CH Firecloud's Top Kick Kin!

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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The Fantasia Aero fan is part of the Fantasia Elite Fans range and comes complete with an integral LED light & a remote control. The Fantasia Aero fans remote control system activates the light as well as controlling the 3 speeds of the fan. The Fantasia Aero can operate its 3 speeds in both forward & reverse mode (controlled by the remote control). Unlike most basic ceiling fans the Fantasia Aero can be set for reverse mode by pressing a button on the handset. Most standard fans require you to climb up to the fan and flick a switch, which can be awkward when installed in a high location such as a conservatory.
This particular Fantasia Aero Fan is finished in Matt White and has a blade turning circle diameter of 56 inches. Fantasia have designed the Aero fans blades in a shape that provides maximum air movement (8000 cubic feet per minute). The Aero fan features an aerodynamic design for efficient, quiet air movement. Full instructions are included in the packaging to help you during installation & Fantasia are always on hand should you need to ask any questions about the Aero fan.
The Fantasia Aero fan's light is an 18W Warm White LED. This provides a good amount of light output. On this particular model of ceiling fan Fantasia have used their brand new low energy DC motor. This uses approximately 60% less energy than a normal equivalent model.
The Fantasia Aero fan weighs 8.5KG which is great for installations in to wooden beams and metal structures.
Complete with a 15 year Fantasia manufacturers motor warranty & a 2 year Fantasia Remote control warranty. There isn't many higher quality ceiling fans available than the Fantasia Aero Fan. Part of our whisper quiet range! Requested by us to be as silent as possible! This fans noise output measures between 40-45 decibels & has a suitable blade diameter to operate at a comfortable speed to allow maximum airflow with minimal noise. Ideal for bedrooms where minimal noise is a must. If whisper quiet operation is important then dont buy a cheaper alternative, purchase one of Lightahomes whisper quiet range!

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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Here at Lyrical Lemonade, it is no secret that we pride ourselves on finding the beautiful gems from the city of Chicago. Today, my latest fresh find hails from the south side of Chicago with an artist who goes by the name of SAYYI and his brand new track, “Nothing To Prove.” This brand new offering is an amazing piece that definitely has the potential to pop off, and when you consider the talent behind the Chicago Native, it is safe to say that he’ll have a career in this industry. Garnering writing credits with DJ Khaled and Rihanna, SAYYI is no stranger to banging out hits and “Nothing To Prove” is definitely one of them. The slow tempo ballad is a track that you’ll need to cut out all distractions in order to listen. I was thoroughly impressed with this piece and I think y’all will be as well. I’ve attached the Soundcloud link below so don’t hesitate to check it out! If you’re a fan of SAYYI, make sure to follow him on his social media accounts here and here.
If you’re looking for a song that you can listen to over and over again without getting tired of it, I’ve got the one for you. My latest fresh find is an artist named Jackson Lundy who will be making his Lyrical Lemonade debut for his song entitled Nightfall. When I first heard this song, I was hooked…Fast forward to now, and I’m still equally as hooked. This track just has such a dope vibe thats its really impossible not to vibe to it. The bass is out of this world which truly highlights the sophisticated nature of the production. Jackson does a great job of captivating the listeners with his relaxing voice and vocal range. This piece just keeps getting better the longer you listen and thats truly the best thing to have in a song. I can’t stress how good this one is! I’ve attached the Spotify link down below so check out Nightfall and let us know what you think! If you’re a fan of Jackson Lundy, make sure to follow him on his social media account here!
Last year, I wrote about an artist named Julius who completely blessed our page with his song, “Fear”. Today, the Southern California native is back with a brand new ballad that I’m sure will catch the attention of many people all around the world. The new track, fittingly called “Crumble,” is everything you could want to hear in a slow love song and more. Julius is extremely confident in his sound and artistic identity and it truly shows, as he’s able to inflict such a broad palette of emotions just by using his voice. The song opens up with a simplistic display of the singer’s smooth vocals, and in the moments that come, he proves why he’s a must-watch artist right now. “Crumble” is the kind of song that you won’t be able to stop listening to, and for all the right reasons. I’ve attached the Spotify link below, so give the new single a listen and let us know what you think!
When I first started writing for Lyrical Lemonade last year, I covered an up-and-coming artist who goes by the name of Sai. Today, it’s my pleasure to share with y’all his latest offering, “Rain Jacket.” Sai is coming off of the success of his recent song, “Proud of Yourself,” which racked up 100,00 streams on Spotify; and today the artist is back with a single that I predict will do impressive numbers as well. “Rain Jacket” is a track that I feel like a lot of people will be able to vibe to. When you add the infectious up-tempo beat with Sai’s exuberant energy, what you get is a piece that you’ll want to have on repeat over and over again. I’ve attached the Spotify link below so check out “Rain Jacket” and let us know what you think!


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A leading New York City Democrat is calling on fellow progressives to recognize Sharia law advocate and CUNY commencement speaker Linda Sarsour as a bigot.
Lancman told the Algemeiner that it was “inappropriate” for CUNY’s Graduate School of Public Health to host Sarsour, a Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions activist (BDS), given her statements against Jews and other women.
Yet Sarsour has many progressive supporters who reportedly insist she is the victim of pro-Israel advocates.
Despite her anti-Israel rhetoric, the TAlgemeiner reported that, at a small rally organized by progressive groups in Lower Manhattan on Monday, speakers rejected the allegation that Sarsour is an antisemite.
Zionism is the belief that Israel is the established and rightful homeland of the Jews.
Hikind noted that those rocks have seriously injured people and killed people in cars. In 2013, a four-year-old girl died after the car she was in was attacked by rocks. Adele Biton was in a coma for two years before succumbing to her injuries and developing pneumonia.
Follow Adelle Nazarian on Facebook and Twitter.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


text: Adobe Photoshop is the industry standard in digital imaging and is used by professionals worldwide for design, photography, video editing, and more. View a quick demo and meet members of the Photoshop team: Zorana Gee (Photoshop product manager), Daniel Presedo (Photoshop QE and consultant for Tracking Shot Films), Chris Cox (Photoshop engineer and industry icon), Nikolai Svakhin (Photoshop engineer), and Yuyan Song (Photoshop engineer). Then prepare for a lively Q&A. They will be giving away a free copy of Photoshop Extended CS5.


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A series of documentary screenings and public discussions related to “hate on our lives” and “ways we can respond” is planned throughout Athens County over the next few months.
These events are centered around the “Not In Our Town” documentary from 1995. This film showcases the response of Billings, Montana residents when confronted by white supremacists in their town.
Attendees will watch the film and then join in a public discussion on related subjects.
The events are free to attend and refreshments will be served. Along with the Athens County Public Libraries system, other sponsors include the League of Women Voters of Athens County, SURJ of Southeast Ohio, the Athens City Community Relations Commission, Athens Friends Meeting, United Campus Ministry and Messenger sister newspaper The Athens News.
A bridge-building stand against hate and intolerance, Not In Our Town, NIOT.org empowers communities to: Stop Hate. Together. Please join us for a special community screening and conversation where we are privileged to show the work of award winning PBS producer Patrice O’Neill, who founded this movement.
In an ongoing effort to reduce intolerance and promote peace, the Troy Area Interfaith Group, the Troy Police Department and the Know Your Neighbor Daily initiative will present the annual “Not In Our Town” video screenings and discussion.
The event will place 7-8:30 p.m. Jan. 21 at the Troy Police Department, 500 W. Big Beaver Road.
The documentaries feature a community grappling with a suspected hate crime after an African-American family’s home was set on fire; college students peacefully confronting old divisions and the Ku Klux Klan; students’ responses to anti-Semitic attacks on a college campus; and students’ responses to bullying in their high school.
Troy Police Chief Frank Nastasi and Rabbi Aura Ahuvia, of Congregation Shir Tikvah, will provide some commentary from their perspectives.
Brookhaven Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.
Please join us for one or both of these events as we continue to build Dr. King’s Beloved Community.
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The beginning of last year saw me do my first bit of pattern testing. The dress is The Mortmain dress by newly launched Gather patterns. They are London based and they have recently launched their first two patterns, a cute peter pan collar and this lovely dress.
I like the formal fitted style of the dress as it creates a really nice silhouette around the waist. The bodice and skirt are separated by a band creating a definite distinction between the shaped waist darts and the box pleats of the skirt.
The back is highlighted by an exposed zipper. It its the first time I have tried a dress with one of those, and while it wasn't the sort of finish I prefer (don't hate me, but I am an invisible zipper kind of girl) it was fun to experiment with the different look.
This was the first draft of the pattern and there have been a few tweaks made by Caroline and Sandra along the way, but I can't imagine there were many major issues as the fit was great and the length was just right for me. It got me working hard on my bust darts and fitting to my shape but the end result was lovely.
I like the idea of doing the waist band in a contrasting fabric to break up the run of the dress a bit. I may try it again with that in mind.
The box pleats are a lovely touch to the skirt and are nice and deep, giving the skirt some body.
I made mine out of a poplin weight cotton and it felt just right. The bodice is finished off with facings which can be fixed down if desired. I found the ones around my armholes needed tacking down to stop them moving about.
All in all a great pattern to have in your sewing arsenal.
Well we may be a teensy bit biased but we think it looks great! Well done for working on the fit, it's always worth it!
I think the biggest change we made to the final version was to lower the neckline - lots of our testers found it was too high for them. The high neck looks great on your shape though!
Thankyou. I hope you are rushed off your feet with orders!
Looks fantastic Katy. I agree the waistband is a great idea to separate the bodice from the skirt.
Thanks ladies. It is a nice girly dress, a good pattern to have.
Kids Clothing Week - First finished project!


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Are The Mass Index Levels for Blackberry Limited (BB.TO) Sending Investors Overboard?
The Mass Index Volatility reading for Blackberry Limited (BB.TO) has dropped below 26.5, indicating a potential move is ahead for the shares. The Mass Index is a volatility indicator developed by Donald Dorsey and discussed in the June 1992 issue of Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities. By analyzing the narrowing and widening of trading ranges, the indicator identifies potential reversals based on market patterns that aren’t often considered by technical analysts largely focused on singular price and volume movements. The Mass Index indicator uses the difference between the high and low in a given interval to spot potential price reversals. The main assumption is that prices tend to reverse when ranges widen beyond historical averages. Since this difference is constantly changing (ranges are always widening and narrowing), traders can use the Mass Index to generate trade signals, which occur when the index line (typically 25 periods) moves above 27 and then drops below 26.5.
Keeping an eye on moving averages for Blackberry Limited (BB.TO), the 50-day is 12.01, the 200-day is at 12.07, and the 7-day is 12.38. Moving averages have the ability to be used as a powerful indicator for technical stock analysis. Following multiple time frames using moving averages can help investors figure out where the stock has been and help determine where it may be possibly going. The simple moving average is a mathematical calculation that takes the average price (mean) for a given amount of time.
Traders may also be paying close attention to RSI levels on shares of Blackberry Limited (BB.TO). The current 14-day RSI is presently sitting at 51.02, the 7-day is 46.33, and the 3-day is 45.25. The RSI, or Relative Strength Index is a popular oscillating indicator among traders and investors. The RSI operates in a range-bound area with values between 0 and 100. When the RSI line moves up, the stock may be experiencing strength. The opposite is the case when the RSI line is heading lower. Different time periods may be used when using the RSI indicator. The RSI may be more volatile using a shorter period of time. Many traders keep an eye on the 30 and 70 marks on the RSI scale. A move above 70 is widely considered to show the stock as overbought, and a move below 30 would indicate that the stock may be oversold. Traders may use these levels to help identify stock price reversals.
When completing stock analysis, investors and traders may opt to review other technical levels. Blackberry Limited (BB.TO) currently has a 14-day Commodity Channel Index (CCI) of -100.98. Investors and traders may use this indicator to help spot price reversals, price extremes, and the strength of a trend. Many investors will use the CCI in conjunction with other indicators when evaluating a trade. The CCI may be used to spot if a stock is entering overbought (+100) and oversold (-100) territory. The Average Directional Index or ADX is often considered to be an important tool for technical trading or investing. The ADX is a technical indicator developed by J. Welles Wilder used to determine the strength of a trend. The ADX is often used along with the Plus Directional Indicator (+DI) and Minus Directional Indicator (-DI) to identify the direction of the trend. Presently, the 14-day ADX is resting at 20.09.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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My niece, Louise’s husband just passed away. He was only 30 years old. Hearing this news is like being hit by lightning. It seems only yesterday when I was at their wedding.
Now Louise is left with a two year old and another child on its way. Their dad will not be around to share the pain of child birth and also the first of all the different stages that a baby will go through. What kind of fate is this for Louise?
Louise and my second adopted daughter’s birthdays are only a few months apart. When they were growing up they had play dates. My brother was busy with work, and spent very little time with his wife and Louise. One day when he was home for breakfast, Louise asked her mom if it is okay for this man to eat at their house.
During the summer months, my sister-in-law would take Louise to spend time at Grandma’s … my mom would tell me after that even with all her grand children altogether, Louise is the naughtiest of them all.
A few years later, my brother and my sister-in-law relationships were falling apart. My sister-in-law turned her attention to religion for support. Louise of course started attending a Christian school. When she misbehaved, her mom would tell her that God will not give her blessings.
When she told me about this, I asked about Louise’s reaction. She said Louise cried. She was probably in 2nd or 3rd grade.
One year we had a party at the beach for my adoptive daughter. There was a child that almost fell in the water. Louise grabbed her long braid and saved her. The child didn’t even cry from the pain of being pulled, probably she was scared.
Like most kids, Louise started learning how to play the piano. Her mom had set up a schedule for her with different activities at different time slots. I was very curious that even for summer holidays, the schedule was so fully booked. I thought about how lenient and easy I am with my own kids.
When the kids were in middle school, my sister-in-law and I were talking about having a birthday party for Louise. “What about next Sunday?” I suggested. “No, we have church.” answered my sister-in-law.
Louise questioned, “Why can’t we skip one day?” You can tell that she is upset by her facial expression. I thought to myself, Louise is starting to rebel, just like kids at this age. After this, because of our live and our schedule, we’ve grown apart and spend less and less time together.
One winter, we celebrated my father’s birthday. I took the kids and got a ride with Louise and her mom. In the car, Louise showed me pictures of her friends. There were a lot of them. I realized then that she is very sociable and has a lot of friends.
One hot summer, my sister-in-law came to visit and I asked about Louise. She told me the day of her high school graduation, her friends came and she left with them and had not yet returned. I asked if she was worried. She said she can only pray to God for Louise’s safety. I guess she has totally accepted this fact.
On Thanksgiving Day, my sister-in-law called and said Louise called and told her that all her friends went home for Thanksgiving so she is all alone. I asked her how she spends the time. She said her friends got her a job at a company and the boss said he will pay for her tuition if she is willing to go to college. So Louise agreed, working part time and going to school part time.
When my mom turned 90, Louise came back to celebrate. By this time, she already had a boyfriend. While she was cutting the cake, she asked Grandma if she is turning 21. Everyone laughed.
The day Louise got married, it was a big affair. Her friends celebrated this occasion at a western hotel. And on another day, they celebrated with family and friends in a big Chinese hotel.
The next time I saw Louise, she already has a baby. Her dad helped with the feeding. It looks like they have a very close relationship.
I asked about my sister-in-law. Louise said she went to South America to spread the words of God. Louise’s father (my brother) had a look of disdain on his face.
One day I was thinking of Louise when Dee stopped by. She said she has been sad because of the passing of Louise’s husband. I was confused and I asked her what she was talking about. She said, didn’t you know? He passed away the day after the fire at your brother and sister-in-law’s store.
“Oh, is it really true?” I was in shock and Dee just stared at me.
I couldn’t listen to her anymore. I immediately called my husband and told him to find out from my brother if indeed Louise’s husband passed away. He asked who told me the news. I stopped him.
“Just make the call,” I said.
I was hoping that this was only a false alarm, but my husband called back and confirmed the news. He told me not to call to see how Louise is doing. She was trying to stay calm and get through this especially with the baby inside her.
“When is the baby coming?” I asked. “Next month” he said.
I picked up the phone and called my daughter and told her the bad news. I said make sure you promise you are going out to get your groceries, and then I will tell you. “Yes, I promise.” So I gave her the bad news, unbelievable news. I told her to be strong and continue to do what she needs to do, not worry about how people are going to look at her.
Our misfortune is really nothing. “Yes, our misfortune is nothing”, she repeated.
She left to pick up a few things.
My daughter’s paranoia is back, almost two months. Her fridge is empty now. So telling her to go pick up food did work after all. It was like an electric shock.
In my mind, I think to myself: what if I am too lenient towards her?


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Traffic, noise, pollution, drunk drivers, loss of property values, increased crime.
Did we mention crime? The anti-stadium group claims the L.A. Sheriff's Department is asking that Roski's stadium include a 30-prisoner jail -- you know, as though it's one of those sports-complex amenities like restrooms or hot dog stands that fans have come to expect. The gentle people of Walnut should be reminded that, by "football stadium," Industry doesn't mean it's moving in the Manchester United soccer club.
A proposed new radio tower on the premises will "prevent plant growth . . . Wildlife entering the area will have an unlikely chance of survival."
Crowd cheering. Skateboards. And door slammings. Hey, what about the Pimp Museum that no doubt Roski and his puppet government in Industry plan on building on the mezzanine?


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Family Weekend allows you to make memories as a Colonel family through fun-filled, family-friendly, Colonel-spirited activities. Family Weekend occurs before midterms annually, and allows parents, family members, and friends to make memories with their Colonel and be a part of the campus community. The weekend is home to many traditions such as the Family Fun Day, Family of the Year contest, and cheering on the Colonels at the home football game. Whether you have a first-year student or senior, Family Weekend is wonderful time to join us on campus!
Family Weekend 2019 details be shared this summer. Please see our other links to find details regarding Family Weekend 2018 to get a sense of the fun-filled weekend!

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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You will need a suitably prepared Ski for the relevant class you intend to compete in. Check current rulebook for guidelines.
A properly fitting, full coverage helmet with double D ring fastener and chin/ mouth protection (motocross type) that meets current British standard must be worn at all times while on the water. Helmets with bolt on chin guards or clip style fasteners are not permitted.
From the beginning of the 2017 season, the JSRA propose to increase level of test standard rating for all Personal watercraft racing helmets in all classes to the highest British standard for type to ACU (Auto Cycle Union) gold standard and furthermore helmets are to consist of at least 50% high visibility or bright colours to increase visibility if a rider is in the water after being separated from their craft.
Coast Guard-approved personal floatation device (PFD) in sound condition must also be worn at all times while on the water, including practice.
Leg guards are mandatory for Sport, Spark and Runabout classes and should consist or upper thigh and hip as well as lower side leg protection. Below are some examples of approved leg protection but should you wish to use an alternative style, this must be approved by the JSRA Safety Officer.
Goggles are now mandatory for the race starts, once out on the course goggles may be removed if required but not advised.
At least one 4kg Powder Fire Extinguisher is required for all competitors competing in the JSRA British Jet-Ski Championships this Summer, it must have on it the race number of the race ski it is accompanying or the name of the Freestyle rider and will need to be shown at Technical inspection prior to racing that weekend as it forms part of your essential safety equipment and is required to ensure we conform with the insurance schedule.
Without it... you will not be allowed to race!
Once you have returned to your pit area please ensure the extinguisher is easily accessible in the event of an emergency.
All of the above (with the exception of goggles, gloves & wetsuits will be inspected by the technical scrutineers and riders will not be permitted on the water without the correct equipment.

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Day 5: "rest day in Marrakech"
The motto of the day is you can rest when you are dead. That's why we use our time to drive a small loop into the Atlas mountains, up to 2600 meters. Who thinks about skiing when you think about Africa?
Boarders are not the best place for a good shot. So here just one of the best pictures to remember the nice time in Morocco.
Just finish the registration, want to thanks again edelweiss for organizing this tour, specially tour leaders Mirko and Lukas. Hopefully will join the tours again in future!
Was a great tour! Want to go back again!
Hi Pierre,thank you for your best wishes and everything is good.Looking forward to seeing you in Austria.

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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i would love to get into witch craft more and i will be trying herbology and i am already very into horoscopes and auras but i would love to try some spells, i want to ask tho there are no dark energies that can come my way if i try some of these spells are there? no future bad luck, bad vibes or anything along those lines?? is that only with black magic that that will happen??
I don't read all these spell but lots of them are white magic. I don't think they can hurt you (if it's not a spell for hurting someone of course).
I understand where you're coming from, I too have always been fascinated by matters of witchcraft. My family are also either very Christian or atheist to the point where they only accept religions, not forms of spirituality. When I first began to research witchcraft I got 'bad luck' and felt sick a lot after researching. However I eventually realised that all side effects were psychological. I have never tried black magic so I don't know if there are any bad side-effects caused by performing spells of the darker sort. However if you believe in karma then you may find that bad things that happen afterwards may not be so coincidental. In my opinion, which you don't have to take for a definitive answer, it's really up to your perception as to whether magic causes negative side effects. If you believe it does, then that's okay, if you think it doesn't, that's okay too. It's really up to you.
I don't think that you can accidentally do black magic. All magic starts with intent. If your intentions are dark, then your magic will be dark. If your intentions are good then the magic you do will be good.
Witchcraft is a wonderful path that connects you to the universe. If you are a little anxious with spellcraft then don't hurry into it. Enjoy being a child of the universe and letting the energies flow through you. It is great that you have a strong moral code. Essentially, if it harms no one, do as you will. Have fun, enjoy, explore.
I am curious, those dark patches in your photo amongst the flatter green, is that Blackberry?


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At Ferrari of Salt Lake City, our highly qualified technicians are here to provide our customers with exceptional service in a timely manner. From oil changes to transmission replacements, we are dedicated to maintaining top tier customer service for both new and pre-owned car buyers! Allow our staff to demonstrate our commitment to excellence.
All of the work performed at our Salt Lake City facility is done using certified Ferrari auto parts so your vehicle is always repaired to factory standards. We assure you faster troubleshooting to maintain the magnificence of your Ferrari – whether it’s brand new, pre-owned, or leased. We provide regularly scheduled maintenance, performance upgrades, and major repairs.
Whether you’re taking your Ferrari to the race track, or just around town, your vehicle should always be in the best condition possible. Here at Ferrari of Salt Lake City, we’re committed to giving you the highest quality service and repair. We work with all makes and models including vintage models, such as Ferrari 308, Ferrari 288, Ferrari Mondial, Ferrari 348, Ferrari Mondial T, Ferrari 355, Ferrari 360, Ferrari 456, and more!
We want your Ferrari to be kept in tip-top shape. So make an appointment with our easy online appointment scheduler to have your dream car serviced today!
A: Here at Ferrari of Salt Lake we offer new Ferrari’s, as well as pre-owned vehicles. In our pre-owned inventory, we have an ever-changing inventory consisting of quality, high end vehicles.
A: Ferrari of Salt Lake offers you the stylish designed sports car coupled with an AWD option in some models. There is no compromise when you are looking in Salt Lake City for your next Ferrari. We give you the winter control you’re looking for.
A: The best place to get your Ferrari serviced is in our service center, located at 543 State Street. Schedule service online or call our service department at (801) 521-0340. Keep your Ferrari running smoothly by letting our highly qualified technicians maintain it properly. To order parts, call (801) 521-0340 or fill out our parts request form.


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FDA and HPAA regulations are getting increasingly more complex, and their scope touches more than just the technical personnel in any given pharmaceutical company. In order to succeed in today’s complex environment, EVERY employee needs to be aware and knowledgeable about these regulations and their implications for the company.
In order to be able to sell products into other countries, workers must also be knowledgeable about the regulatory standards in those countries as well. This can be a tall order!
Many companies offer outsourced training programs, but these are usually “kitchen-sink” type courses in which employees are exposed to a great deal of information which may or may not apply to your unique business.
Contracting pharmaceutical consultants to create a comprehensive training program specific to YOUR needs will improve the chances that your employees will retain the information critical for success. You will also have the opportunity to choose the countries whose regulatory information matters to your business.
Internal resources play a large part in regulatory training as they can help answer these key questions – what key areas are likely to be needed, what teams or resources need access to both these internal resources as well as additional training, and what needs to be added to the internal knowledge base in the regulatory area?
Hiring an outside consulting firm to tailor your comprehensive training programs also allows you to provide training customized to the needs of individual groups within your company. This makes the entire process more efficient, and manageable.
Measuring the ROI of any training program can be a daunting task. A good consulting firm will work with your company to design specific measures that will help you understand and quantify the true impact of the training on a group-by-group basis.
Last but not least, it has been proven that training is largely ineffective if given all at once. Splitting it up into segments and timing these segments appropriately is also the job of a superior consulting firm.

industry_corpus2: Biopharmaceuticals


text: Includes: Matter, Atoms, and Molecules; Solids, Liquids, and Gases; Melting, Boiling, and Freezing; and Evaporation and Condensation. Includes additional facts, glossary, appropriate internet sites, and recommended books. Trade paperback, 32 p.

industry_corpus2: Technology & Research


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Antique Victorian Cranberry Glass Bonbon Dish with EPNS Silver-Plated Stand.
The Cranberry Glass Dish with Tooled Rim and Applied Spiral Trail.
Very Good Colour and in Excellent Condition.
A Pretty Example of Hand Made Victorian Glass.
Can be used for Jam or Jelly.


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The land is accessed from Orchard Way next to number 55 Orchard Way and is close to the M1 Motorway in Rotherham, South Yorkshire.
To be offered by Auction. Large parcel of land extending to 0.24 hectares (0.59 acres) approximately, may suit residential development subject to the necessary consents.
Parcel of sloping land extending to approximately 0.24 hectares (0.59 acres) may suit residential development subject to the necessary consents.
The purchaser is to pay £500 plus VAT plus 1.5% of the purchase price (minimum £1000) plus VAT, these costs will be payable upon exchange in the auction room. The purchaser will also be required to pay the vendors legal fees upon completion.

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It’s me, Jessica. Busy day today. Our day began with ringing with Father Roman during a festival service at the Danilov Monastery (check out the video of Father Roman and a few of us ringing the bells!*) The service today, August 19th, celebrated the Feast of Transfiguration. We followed the ringing with a delicious lunch – a feast, perhaps – at the monastery.
Then it was off to Moscow’s city center. We went to Tretyakov Gallery, an art museum with Russian art dating from the 11th to 20th centuries. Some of the oldest art work in the gallery are paintings of icons. These icons were actually painted on wood, but despite being several hundred years old, the images of the icons are still well preserved thanks to a base layer made of eggs and gelatin. This interesting method for preservation allowed us to see how the images of the icons evolved over time – initially straightforward, the images become more ornate and life-like over the course of a few centuries. The other parts of the museum contained seemingly endless amounts of gorgeous art as well. So much to see!
After Tretyakov Gallery, we were invited to ring at a church in the city center. This church is the Russian Orthodox Church for Chinese people in Moscow. During the Soviet era, the church was used as a warehouse, but after the Soviet Union collapsed, this church was revived and filled with many images of icons. We climbed up the tight spiral staircase up to the bell tower, where we rang the bells with both the church’s bell ringer and one of Father Roman’s students, Anton. The bell ringer also played a peal that he composed based on the psalm that was read at today’s service. The peal was not only a complicated cascade of bell sounds but also definitely an impressive sight of flying hands!
Our squad of bell ringers then went with Anton on a walk around Moscow’s city center. We visited the Temple of Reverend Hermit Maron of Syria, a historical site where the famous bell ringer Konstantin Saradzhev would play in the first half of the XXth century. Next, we went to a sculpture park known as the “Fallen Monument Park” in English (it’s simply known as “Sculpture Park” in Russian). As an exhibition for the sculptures scattered after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the park is literally a graveyard for the sculptures.
Our final stop of our walk in the city center was Cathedral of Christ the Savior, which was absolutely incredible. The exterior of the church is so beautiful already, but the interior of the church was even more breathtaking. Words can’t describe how ornate and vibrant the walls and ceilings are! There was a service going on at the time, and as we looked around the inside of the cathedral, we were able to listen to the choir – truly the voice of angels.
We returned to Danilov Monastery, where we played the final peal of the evening service. We wrapped up today with dinner at the monastery with all the Lowell Bell Ringers, Father Roman, and some of Father Roman’s students. Today was a lot of fun, filled with beautiful sights and amazing sounds. We’re excited for tomorrow, so stay tuned: we’re going on a trip to St. Sergius Lavra!!
Thank you, Jessica, for the interesting article.
The belfry of the Temple of Reverend Hermit Maron of Syria was a Konstantin Saradzhev’s favorite belfry, where he rang the bells more often.
Thank you for the reminder Oleg! I’m adding this to the article.


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Recently Europa Filter’s Goa Branch conducted a technical seminar in the IMEI House, Goa. Hakan Reuterwall, Director, RKD Group Ltd. spoke on ‘Europa filter: a simple solution for an invisible problem’. He advised that if oil can be kept 100 per cent clean then in theory it should never degrade or require changing. Machine parts could be used infinitely and the risk of breakdown and production stops could be drastically reduced. Europa filter can be used for offline cleaning and has been used effectively by the industry up to 0.1 micron as per the Statoil report. Europa filter removes water, retains additives, can collect up to 3kg of contaminants. He stressed that it was important to change the filter and not the oil.
The Europa filter is a simple solution used for an invisible problem. Built in full flow filters protect the machine components from large particles, but do not clean the oil system of water and small particles that damage the machine in the long-term. Tests show that the majority of all machine breakdowns in oil systems are due to contamination of the oil. The Europa filter cleans the oil and then the clean oil in turn cleans lines, components and the tank. Oxidation happens down to a minimum. It absorbs water and particles from the oil. At the same time the machine is cleaned as the clean oil carries away the deposits from the system interior – while the machine is still operating.
The several benefits of using Europa filter can be listed as follows:• No need to renew the oil thus increasing savings• Reduced consumption of spare parts and full flow filters• Green footprint for your company• Less maintenance breaks planned and un- planned• Avoid expensive production cost• Clean oil washes the system and doubles its life span• 90 days money back guarantee if customer is not satisfied.
Mr Reuterwall was assisted by Sukumar Nambiar, Managing Director, Green Eclipse Technologies India Pvt. Ltd., and Head of Europa Filter India.
The seminar was attended by surveyors, master mariners, marine engineers and students of the Graduate batch of the Institute of Maritime Studies.

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(a) (i) advise the President on effective means to implement the Policy, and (ii) keep the President informed of the implementation of the Policy; (b) periodically request reports from Federal departments and agencies relating to policies and procedures that ensure implementation of the Policy; (c) recommend to the President policies, guidelines and other administrative actions, technologies, and legislation, as necessary to implement the Policy; (d) at the request of the head of any Federal department or agency, unless the Chair, after consultation with the Vice Chair, declines the request, promptly review and provide advice on a policy or action of that department or agency that implicates the Policy; (e) obtain information and advice relating to the Policy from representatives of entities or individuals outside the executive branch of the Federal Government in a manner that seeks their individual advice and does not involve collective judgment or consensus advice or deliberation; (f) refer, consistent with section 535 of title 28, United States Code, credible information pertaining to possible violations of law relating to the Policy by any Federal employee or official to the appropriate office for prompt investigation; (g) take steps to enhance cooperation and coordination among Federal departments and agencies in the implementation of the Policy, including but not limited to working with the Director of the Office of Management and Budget and other officers of the United States to review and assist in the coordination of guidelines and policies concerning national security and homeland security efforts, such as information collection and sharing; and (h) undertake other efforts to protect the legal rights of all Americans, including freedoms, civil liberties, and information privacy guaranteed by Federal law, as the President may direct.
Upon the recommendation of the Board, the Attorney General or the Secretary of Homeland Security may establish one or more committees that include Start Printed Page 53586individuals from outside the executive branch of the Federal Government, in accordance with applicable law, to advise the Board on specific issues relating to the Policy. Any such committee shall carry out its functions separately from the Board.
(a) the Deputy Attorney General, who shall serve as Chair; (b) the Under Secretary for Border and Transportation Security, Department of Homeland Security, who shall serve as Vice Chair; (c) the Assistant Attorney General (Civil Rights Division); (d) the Assistant Attorney General (Office of Legal Policy); (e) the Counsel for Intelligence Policy, Department of Justice; (f) the Chair of the Privacy Council, Federal Bureau of Investigation; (g) the Assistant Secretary for Information Analysis, Department of Homeland Security; (h) the Assistant Secretary (Policy), Directorate of Border and Transportation Security, Department of Homeland Security; (i) the Officer for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, Department of Homeland Security; (j) the Privacy Officer, Department of Homeland Security; (k) the Under Secretary for Enforcement, Department of the Treasury; (l) the Assistant Secretary (Terrorist Financing), Department of the Treasury; (m) the General Counsel, Office of Management and Budget; (n) the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence for Community Management; (o) the General Counsel, Central Intelligence Agency; (p) the General Counsel, National Security Agency; (q) the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence; (r) the General Counsel of the Department of Defense; (s) the Legal Adviser, Department of State; (t) the Director, Terrorist Threat Integration Center; and (u) such other officers of the United States as the Deputy Attorney General may from time to time designate.
Sec. 7. General Provisions. (a) This order shall not be construed to impair or otherwise affect the authorities of any department, agency, instrumentality, Start Printed Page 53587officer, or employee of the United States under applicable law, including the functions of the Director of the Office of Management and Budget relating to budget, administrative, or legislative proposals.

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Objectives: When you have decided to improve your financial situation, the right step you have to take is to set some goals or intentions. It is not realistic to set a goal to move from poverty to total abundance. It's too difficult to believe, so the intentions will be covered by fear and doubt. Start with a realistic goal like stabilizing the financial situation at a certain level that you think is approachable. As your financial situation improves, you can set new goals.
Plans: Before you jump into the planning phase, let your goals and intentions develop for a few days. This is particularly important if you are not sure how you will achieve that goal. Objectives and intentions can be very powerful, but you will probably be the primary vehicle of manifestation. So be prepared to put in some effort. Allow your goals to manifest through you.
Often within a few days of fixing a goal, you will start to have ideas on how to implement them. Once you have allowed your goals to mature and have generated some ideas, develop an action plan. How much planning you have to do, is on you. Some people need a step-by-step breakdown to get moving. Others just need the general idea.
Just make sure that no step requires the help of someone. But, if you are deep in debt, bills may get built up and you may not have the ability to generate enough income to cover minimum payments, and the creditors may not be willing to wait. If you are forced to come to the conclusion that bankruptcy is inevitable, then that must be part of your plan. Despite social stigma, bankruptcy is a tool for financial recovery.
It may be quite a difficult route, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel. For some people, bankruptcy is a very positive step in the recovery process. Sometimes when you make a plan, you have to consider the sacrifices you are willing to do. You need to reduce your costs and focus on income growth, so pay close attention to revenue growth planning.


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With guitar tone freaks, first impressions count for a lot when it comes to plugging into and playing a new effect. In welcoming Walrus Audio as one of our newest suppliers of extraordinary boutique pedals, we’re confident you’ll be impressed the first time you heft one—they possess tank-like build quality. But more importantly, we predict a lot of smiles on the faces of guitarists new to the brand when they plug into a Walrus Audio stomp that first time.
As we auditioned and worked with the entire model range, we’ve become increasingly impressed both by the taste and skill of the Walrus Audio design team. Their work incorporates some of the most celebrated sounds in guitar-centric music. These pedals go far beyond mere emulation with control capabilities and circuitry allowing you to build entirely new and previously unheard sonic structures.
To help get you up to speed, we’ve highlighted a quartet of our favorite effects below. But you owe it to yourself to check out ouir full range of Walrus Audio. Each has its own distinct personality, setting it apart from lesser stomp pedals. And each is worthy of extended exploration. Walrus Audio controls are often highly interactive with one another, leading to near limitless possibilities within the framework of the effect.
Built using time-tested bucket brigade circuitry, the Bellwether Analog Delay is crafted for the connoisseur who insists on full-on luscious delays whose every dimension can be dialed in. While it encompasses the sounds of acclaimed delays like the BOSS DM-2 and Maxon AD999, an analog chorus engine allows you to shape-shift tails by tweaking depth and rate settings.
For astoundingly luscious delay tails, it’s hard to beat the Bellwether Analog Delay.
If you’re into ambient modulation effects—the kind Radiohead’s Johnny Greenwood has taken to the bank time and again—the Bellwether is ready to do your bidding. The tap tempo function gives you four time divisions to work with: quarter-, eighth-, and dotted eighth-notes, plus triplets. Robust expression control means you can swing the repeat-time for a more human-like feel, or oscillate between repeat settings for mind-boggling spatial effects. With its seven rotary control knobs and heavy-duty footswitches, the Bellwether can turn any guitarist into a master of time and space.
Inspired by the performance of the legendary Universal Audio 1176 studio compressor and merged with the control simplicity of classic Dynacomp and Ross pedals, Walrus delivers the Deep Six Compressor. Dial in exactly the degree of compression you’re going for from super-subtle to ultimate squishy with all points in between.
From skronk and chicken pickin’ to classic compressed rock guitar sounds, the Deep Six compressor delivers in spades.
For musicians who wants to retain control over all aspects of their compressed sound during recording, the Deep Six is deeply satisfying. If your guitar is equipped with humbuckers or active pickups, its Blend and Attack knobs will help keep your signal clean ahead of your preamp.
For decades dedicated gear geeks have hunted down old Bell and Howell 385 Filmosound movie projectors in order to harvest their tube-driven audio circuits. The dual 6V6 tube power amp stage in those dusty projectors contains audio magic in the form of sweet, analog compression when overdriven. That, coupled with a deceptively simple single tone knob, offers guitarists great guitar amp sound and feel.
With its sonic signature derived from a sought-after movie projector audio circuit, the 385 Overdrive improves on the original, with no soldering required!
In creating the 385 Overdrive, the old-school projector sound circuit was just the point of departure. The company went the original design one better by breaking out the bass and treble controls with separate knobs, giving you infinitely more control over the character of your tone. You can create scooped or bumped mids to your heart’s content. And with 18v internal voltage, this pedal nails the amp-like feel Walrus Audio was going for, and then some!
As you’d expect, classic chorus effects are right on tap using the Julia Analog Chorus/Vibrato. But that’s just where the fun starts. A control switch toggles between sawtooth and rounded waveforms. Use the Lag knob to dial in the center delay time on which the LFO bases its modulations. Turn it up a little for smooth, symmetrical waves, or crank it up for detuned warbles at maximum settings.
You can achieve effects with the Julia Analog Chorus/Vibrato that are impossible with ordinary stomps.
Most pedals that offer both a chorus and vibrato usually toggle between those effects using a switch. You have to choose one or the other—you can’t select both simultaneously. But not with Julia. She sports what amounts to a blend knob that’s labeled D-C-V, representing Dry or a blend of Chorus into Vibrato, reflecting her ability go from a completely unaffected signal through various flavors of chorus-vibrato blends.

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Our 2014 season is almost here, and I just wanted to write something in my BLOG before I get too busy guiding and pre-season set-up. From what we are seeing 2014 is shaping up to be one of our BEST seasons EVER, as our Bull elk herd and Whitetail herd is growing antlers like stink, never seen them this advanced in antler growth before. Our 2013 average Ranch Elk was 396", and from everything I am seeing of our bulls, 2014 will be right up there, so if you are waiting for the PERFECT year for MAXIMUM antler size and PERFECT Price to meet, 2015 IS YOUR YEAR!! I can not stress that enough, our guests are going to be spoiled. For those of you that have not noticed yet our late season elk and Whitetail hunts are now ON SALE to fill the last few spots, and will remain on sale until they are filled, so first come first serve, when they are gone...they are gone. I just also want to mention that this is the year if you want to take a KID hunting (18 and under), as I will extend a great rate to you if one comes with a paying adult, just ask, and we can customize a hunt for any family!
I am really looking forward to hunting with you all, and after August 1st, if you try and get a hold of me through email and I do not reply right away, I am sorry, but I am guiding, and will only be checking my emails once every 3 days, and I promise I will get back to you!


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Lightweight top loading case. Accommodates the Apple iPad Air.
Rigid frame, soft foam sleeve, and ripstop nylon shell offer an enhanced level of enhanced crush and drop protection for your laptop.
This sleeve also has accessory storage - a 10.75" x 5.5" x 1.0" exterior pocket allows room for your AC adapter and other computer essentials.
Don't risk dropping or damaging your computer when you can carry it. Comes complete with handles and shoulder strap.


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