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Editor of Digital Energy Journal and Software for Domain Experts; conference producer for Digital Energy Journal, Finding Petroleum, Tanker Operator and Carbon Capture Journal; managing director of Future Energy Publishing, which runs Digital Energy Journal, Finding Petroleum, Carbon Capture Journal and Tanker Operator magazine, marketing manager Petromall, support conference organiser, Digital Ship.
Also co-author of "Your Situation Awareness - how digital technology can make it better" published Sept 2017.
Ian Kerr was appointed CEO of Bolero in May 2014. He has 30 years’ experience in financial technology in a range of organisations starting with NCR and including IBM, payments and banking solution providers. Ian has the responsibility to lead Bolero through the next phases of global growth through the development of the company’s trade digitisation solutions. He has been based in the US and Singapore as well as the UK through his career and is a regular speaker at international trade and technology events. Ian holds a BSc from the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing.
Stewart is IBM’s global industry lead for Customs and also part of the TradeLens team. Within TradeLens he focusses on the transformative potential of TradeLens for government authorities and countries. As IBM’s global customs lead he, and his team, help Customs Agencies facilitate trade, protect their countries and collect revenue in smarter ways. When not working in the public sector he helps private sector organisations improve the effectiveness of their customs compliance processes.
He has worked with Customs Agencies in most parts of the world and is a regular speaker at international trade and customs events. He also contributes to key standards efforts such as the World Customs Organisation (WCO) Data Model Project and UN/CEFACT and is the author of various whitepapers, most recently ‘How blockchain and TradeLens facilitate trade and improve compliance’ (WCO News, Oct 2018).
Stewart holds a master’s degree from the University of Manchester in the UK.
Nick is also the Head of Growth at Intelligent Cargo Systems; a maritime technology startup on a mission to eliminate delays in port. He previously worked at seafarer welfare charity Marine Society where he led the development of Learn@Sea, a digital education platform for seafarers with over 10,000 members.
Outside of work, Nick is an accomplished ultra-endurance athlete, having completed a 300-mile solo trek across the Arabian Peninsula and the notorious Marathon des Sables; a 156-mile ultra marathon across the Sahara Desert billed as “the toughest foot-race on earth”.
Mike started Cardinal Point Marine Ltd in 2011. With nearly 40 years in shipping Mike has served as Master, qualified as a solicitor, and held a variety of senior roles in technical, legal, assurance and commercial disciplines. His career has included global commercial operations roles with Union Maritime Ltd, Maersk Tankers, Glencore’s ST Shipping & Transport, BP Shipping and he was also the first Director (Maritime) of the UK’s Confidential Hazardous Incident Reporting Programme (CHIRP).
Throughout his career he has been passionate about the safety and operational integrity of ships and the business benefits which result from first class operations. His consultancy is currently focussed on aspects of digitalisation, emissions controls and optimising organisations and processes.
Mike is a Liveryman and past Warden of the Honourable Company of Master Mariners and a Fellow of the Nautical Institute.
Founder and CEO of SHIPNEXT (www.shipnext.com) - a Digital Automated Shipping Marketplace, and is growing into a decentralized blockchain-based network for transportation and Supply chain management. Based in Hamburg. Similar to “Google maps for cargo transportation” where all service providers and transport infrastructure interconnect.
SHIPNEXT now serves as a connection point for any owner of cargo (shipper, receiver, trader) and a transportation solution provider (ship owner, carrier, nvocc) to move commodity, dry-bulk, break-bulk and even heavy and oversized cargo.
Alexander is also a founder of VARAMAR - Shipping Company providing sea-transportation of project and heavy cargoes, steel products, IMDG, bulk and other cargoes between Black/Mediterranean Sea Region and Persian Gulf/India/SE Asia and South America. VARAMAR manages several liner and regular service routes with a fleet of modern, box, geared tonnage.
Former Regional CEO of MSC in the Nordics, Baltics, Poland and Russia. 25 years of executive management and Board experience including 14 years abroad in countries in Europe, Asia, Middle East and Africa.
A professional career with 3 of the leading global container shipping lines. Extensive change management experience in leading complex, multi-cultural projects and matrix organisations in business environments with many stakeholders.
Strong desire to make a digital impact and combine value hunt with the UN SDG.
Jon will outline why right now is a more exciting time than ever for the marine industry with opportunities all around us. He will discuss how we can overcome the challenges to creating value and the roles that people and technology can play in this.
click for bioJon Key, Director, Key and Co Ltd.
Jon is currently working as an independent consultant. He has extensive marine experience in equipment manufacturing, support services and asset management in commercial and naval marine, in his previous roles with Bain & Company, Babcock International and V.Group. At V.Group, he was director of Strategy, Innovation and Transformation. Jon also has experience from related markets including oil and gas, energy, industrial goods and services and some less related markets in consumer and B2B. He has spent his career working on strategy, innovation and transformation with family owned, government, private equity backed and corporate businesses. His grandfather was sunk (twice) during The Battle of the Atlantic and Jon is a round the World Yachtsman.
1155 – Where Next for the Supply Chain?
Why the impact of e-commerce means a sea change for world shipping. Just as the introduction of containerisation had as big an effect as the switch from sail to steam, so will the impact of the next shipping revolution: e-commerce and the Internet of Things.
Containerisation transformed practices, slashed costs and bankrupted long established shipping businesses that failed to adapt; and make no mistake, so will the e-commerce global revolution.
Those businesses that fail to adapt and ignore the need to automate to integrate their supply chains with the likes of Alibaba and Amazon, won’t survive the next tsunami in world shipping. Conversely, as Amazon evolves into a freight forwarder and Alibaba starts to sell space on Maersk ships, it’s time to embrace the Prime shipping opportunities e-commerce brings.
David Jinks MILT is Head of Consumer Research for the online parcel broker ParcelHero. He is lead author of 2030: Death of the High Street, and appears regularly on national radio and in the national press discussing the impact of e-commerce; as well as topics such as the potential consequences of Brexit for exporters, and music festival logistics. He regularly presents masterclasses and webinars for the Department for International Trade’s Exporting is GREAT initiative.
David has over 20 years’ experience as a transport journalist, and was Publisher of The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport’s Logistics & Transport Focus magazine.
In a previous life he was Editor of Lloyds Shipping Index in the early 1990s – but as it began to crumble on his watch, he’d prefer to gloss over this!
Jayan is an Associate Director leading Control Risks’ Cyber Consulting and Response business in Europe and Africa. He manages a team of experienced advisory and response consultants who help organisations defend-against and respond-to cyber attacks.
Jayan supports organisations to design, review and improve cyber security strategies so they can defend against the specific threats that are likely to target them. He has advised organisations in the maritime industry on how best to protect their operations and has been involved in a number of vessel-based incident response cases.
Panteliemon Pantelis is a mechanical engineer who has worked in shipping as an engineer. he has been involved in shipping software and Ulysses Systems for 21 years. Ulysses Systems focusses on building software that works and that includes cyber security.
Brian Harrison is Group CEO, AVORD GROUP, the worlds largest security testing platform, matching clients with highly skilled security professionals globally. AVORD will revolutionise how businesses organise and plan their security requirements. He is a former Senior Manager Cyber Security at Lloyds Banking Group and Global Functions Risk and Controls Officer at Shell Oil Company.
Anders Flensborg is Managing Director, Flensborg and Associates, a business development specialist company along the supply chain, based in Germering, Germany.
Sectors of involvement include Maritime, Automotive, Machinery, Automation, Ports & Terminals, Rail, RoRo, BreakBulk, Steel, Forest, Renewables, Container, Digital&Internet, Process Improvement, Innovation.
Successful projects since 2002 exceed US 2.3bn in value, including industrial developments, vessel contracts and key account revenues.
One recent project was the creation and execution of a build and buy concept for German Maritime Industry involving 11 vessel owners.
Juliette Caillault is a Consultant of Euroconsult, based in Paris, France. She regularly contributes to consulting missions and research reports primarily focused on the mobile market. Her experience lies in the maritime satcom market and the competitive market landscape of maritime connectivity by satellite. Juliette is the main contributor to the following research reports: “Prospect for Maritime Satellite Communications” and “Prospect for L-Band, IoT & M2M Markets”.
Prior joining Euroconsult, Juliette worked at Thales Alenia Space within the Business Line Telecom, where she assessed small satellite telecommunication’s market. She also worked in corporate strategy for Rabobank. in China. Juliette holds a master Degree in Economics and Market Organizations, from the Toulouse School of Economics. She acquired expertise in quantitative market analyze and methodology in cost-benefit analyzes.
Alberto Perez is Director of Business Development within Inmarsat Maritime, looking after new business ideas and partnerships.
Prior to joining Inmarsat, he worked for 11 years in ABB Marine, holding different global positions of responsibility in Sales, Business Development and Product Management, helping ship owners and ship operators to gain efficiencies and reduce emissions by using a combination of cutting edge technologies, and a sensible use of data.
Alberto is also an active contributor in terms of shipping regulation, having been a member of European Commission Working Group on Shipping Emissions reduction. He holds a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Universidad Politecnica de Madrid and an MBA from IE Business School in Madrid.
On a personal note, he is originally from Spain but lives with his wife and two children in the French speaking part of Switzerland, where they enjoy hiking and skiing in the Alps.
Ronald van der Breggen, Chief Commercial Officer of LeoSat Enterprises, has more than 20 years of experience in the telecom and satellite sectors. A native of the Netherlands, van der Breggen began his telecom career at Dutch Telecom incumbent KPN, rising to the position of VP IP Services. From 2003 to 2013, he served as Vice President Customer Account Management at SES, one of the world’s leading satellite operators. Having worked in both the fiber and satellite industries, Ronald knows first hand the traditional limitation for data on satellites as compared to fiber. With LeoSat’s unique constellation network this will now change as it brings opportunities for customers they never had before. Ronald holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Nijenrode University as well as a Masters in Business Telecommunications from the Technical University of Delft, both in the Netherlands.
The panel will discuss the opportunities and boundaries of maritime connectivity including most recent developments, case studies in other domains and challenges in connectivity for unmanned vessels. How can they support ship owners and managers to enhance operational agility and effectively manage costs?
Joe Apa is Vice President for Maritime, Central, Northern Europe, and the US for Speedcast, based in the United Kingdom.
Qualifying as a Radio Officer from Wray Castle College of Marine Electronics and Communications Engineering, Mr Apa has over 25 years’ experience in the Satellite communications industry, including senior positions at TrustComm, Inmarsat and Stratos.
While at Inmarsat, Mr Apa held the position of Vice President of Maritime Sales Asia, and contributed in a successful period of year on year growth in the region. Before that, Mr Apa spent 15 successful years at Stratos, covering roles as Director, Enterprise and Government for UK and Americas, and ultimately as Vice President of the Global Maritime Business, before the successful acquisition of Stratos by Inmarsat in 2009.
Since joining Speedcast, Mr Apa has focused on improving the regional reach, and Speedcast experience to the customer base, while actively engaging with the team to increase the awareness of the new Speedcast network plans and Value Added service offering to the market.
Mr Ronald H. W. Spithout currently serves as President, Inmarsat Maritime. Spithout was appointed in October 2014 to oversee global maritime activities for Inmarsat, the leading provider of global mobile satellite communications services. Prior to joining the maritime business unit, he served as President, Inmarsat Enterprise. In this role, held since 2012, Spithout had global responsibility for sales, including accountability for P&L, strategic direction and partnerships for enterprise markets, including Energy, Media and Commercial. Spithout came to Inmarsat from Stratos Global, which had been acquired by Inmarsat in April 2009 and then restructured under the Inmarsat brand in January 2012.
From July 2006 through December 2011, Spithout was Senior Vice President, MSS Marketing and Sales, Worldwide, for Stratos Global. He held global responsibility for the MSS marketing and sales organization, including accountability for P&L, strategic direction and partnerships, the company's distribution network, and the evaluation of new technologies to enhance and complement Stratos' core offerings. Prior to that, he handled Stratos MSS Sales for all countries except North America. He came to Stratos from Xantic B.V., a satellite communications company headquartered in The Netherlands, which was acquired by Stratos in early 2006. At Xantic, Spithout served as Executive Vice President Marketing and Sales and was previously responsible for Xantic's Network and Service Operations, including the Land Earth Stations and its customer service activities.
Spithout, who began his career in the telecommunications business in the late 80s, held various sales positions for KPN (the Royal Dutch Telecom Operator) in the Netherlands and has held numerous positions with several of KPN's JV companies including business accountabilities for KPN's Asia market out of Singapore, operations for PanTel in Hungary, and marketing and sales for Ratelindo in Indonesia.
Spithout holds a degree in electrical engineering from HTS-Rotterdam, the Rotterdam Institute for Technology. He also served in the Dutch military as a reserve Lieutenant in the Dutch Cavalry.

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For hikers, birdwatchers and nature lovers in the Netherlands, Dutch National Parks make for great sightseeing trips, with their unique landscapes and animals.
A national park is an area that is protected for its nature and historical significance. There are 20 national parks spread all over the Netherlands, selected for their representation of Dutch nature and wildlife.
In the parks you will find all the typical Dutch landscapes, such as dunes, woods, moorlands, bogs, valleys and swamps. Every park has its own local flora and fauna. The wildlife includes special species of birds, butterflies, reptiles and amphibians, as well as beavers, otters, seals and deer.
The national park areas are interconnected, and each have a minimum size of 1.000 hectares. Since 2013, the responsibility for the upkeep of the park lies with the provincial governments.
Most national parks have a visitors' centre, and welcome hikers and recreational tourists.
The Alde Feanen is a peat swamp, almost 2.300 hectares large. It is located in the heart of Friesland, on the border between Leeuwarden, Heereveen and Drachten. The landscape is highly versatile, consisting of lakes, swam forests, reed lands, peat holes and brushwoods. Also varied are the flora and fauna. You can find around 450 different kinds of plants and breeding grounds for over 100 kinds of birds.
The Biesbosch area is a combination of the Hollandse Biesbosch and the Brabantse Biesbosch. The area consists of a maze of rivers, with little islands and brooks. These swamp lands attract many small boats and canoes, that float through to admire the surroundings. The Biesbosch is one of Europe’s rare fresh water tidal areas, where you can witness the ebb and flow. One of the most famous local animals is the beaver, and you can find various rare birds as well.
The Drents-Friese Wold is one of the largest nature areas in the Netherlands, consisting of over 6.000 hectares. It is counted as one of the most beautiful and important natural areas in Europe.
The Drentse Aa is an area following a meandering brook with flourishing natural banks. Its grounds were used as farmland for thousands of years, resulting in rich natural surroundings. Because of the area’s large amount of villages and farmland, it the Drentse Aa was not originally classified as a national park. It took a special new title of "national brook landscape", and focused on the water banks, to classify. Later, its status as a national park expanded to the full area of 34.000 hectares, villages and farmland and all.
The Texel dunes consist of the western part of Texel, the biggest of the Wadden islands. The landscape is versatile, with wet dune valleys and dry hills and forests. Rare beach birds, birds of prey and plants can be found here.
National Park Dwingerveld in Drenthe comprises the largest area of wet heathlands in Western Europe. It is grazed by two sheep herds to provide natural upkeep of the area. The area is large and quiet, with various walking routes and a great view of the horizon.
National Park the Groote Peel is a calm area with peat moors, grasslands and lots of water. It is mainly known for its many species of birds and its rich history of peat farming. Throughout the area, the land is still scarred by the old peat farming activities.
The Hoge Veluwe is the largest privately-owned nature reserve in the Netherlands. The area’s rich animal population includes various kinds of deer, hogs, snakes, rabbits and butterflies, and includes various threatened species.
Lauwersmeer is known as a birder’s paradise. The area used to be connected to the Wadden Sea, until a dam was constructed due to flooding. Now, it is a unique open landscape full of unusual flowers and special birds.
The 35 km2 wide Loonse en Drunense Duinen is an area of dunes, situated between the cities of Tilburg, Waalwijk and 's-Hertogenbosch. It has been designated as a national park since 2002.
The Maasduinen are the longest stretch of river dunes in the Netherlands, and were formed by water, wind and people. The area is riddled with history. Ancient burial sites and a large urn field show proof of inhabitants in the Maasduinen as early as 4.000 BC. It was a battle field full of trenches during World War II, and it has a war monument that is still visited on memorial days.
De Maasduinen still contain various castle ruins, and the lake Reindersmeer that was created through grit cultivation. Rare animals include species of snake, lizard, bird and bat.
The Meinweg has a landscape that is unique to the Netherlands, with terraces and valleys at different levels, that were formed by sedimentary erosion and the movement of tectonic plates.
Oosterschelde is a gigantic pool of salt water just behind the dykes of Zeeland, filled with mud flats, salt meadows, gullies and shoals. The Oosterschelde wetlands are a popular destination for migrating birds, seals and porpoises.
The Sallandse Heuvelrug, or Salland Ridge, is a combination of privately-owned area and government-owned grounds.
Wadden island Schiermonnikoog has a rich, natural environment of dunes and salt marshes. Near the tidal flats, the area is windswept, rough and full of special species of plant and birds.
The Utrechtse Heuvelrug (Utrecht Ridge) is full of special natural areas, as well as museums and eateries dedicated to the surroundings. It is an oasis of rest, nature and inspiring landscapes, where nobility used to build their castles and holiday residences in the olden days. The local mix of nature and culture is apparent in picturesque villages and endless marshes and woods.
Local wildlife includes deer, badgers, lizards and woodpeckers. You can also find proof of the earliest human habitation in the Netherlands.
The Veluwezoom is the oldest Dutch National Park, as well as one of the largest with 5.000 hectares. The hilly area consists of rugged woods, heathlands, drift sand and farmlands, as well as a large variety of flora and fauna.
The Weerribben shows all the stages in the development from open water to marshes, with shores and waters slowly getting covered in forestation, floating lands, reedlands and grasslands. Local swamp creatures include fishes, birds, mammals, reptiles and insects. Large butterflies and otters roam the wet lands, and all kinds of plants that grow in bogs and swamps thrive here.
De Zoom is a cross-border park on the Belgian-Dutch border, largely covered in heath. It is a merger of two former parks, the Kalmthoutse Heide in Belgium and De Zoom in the Netherlands. While the most famous part lies in Belgium, the Netherlands hosts a stretch of the area in North Brabant.
Zuid Kennemerland is an area with grey dunes, full of varied forestation and wildlife. Other than dunes there are beaches, grasslands, dune grasslands, dune forests and estates. Remnants of old settlements, sea villages and bunkers can still be found in the area, and the old estates, created during the Golden Age, still boast winter gardens, farmsteads, orchards, a sculpture yard.
Many Dutch National Parks are a part of the Natura 2000 area, a network of landscapes with special plants and wildlife from a European perspective.

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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Date: Monday, 18 March 2019, at 6:19 p.m.
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Come on guys, contact us. We will offer you a suitable teaching job, do all the requisite paperwork, meet you at Chengdu International Airport then arrange everything else for you.
Thank you very much for your reading so far! We are expecting your joining!

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


text: If you are in the market for a brand new GMC Sierra 1500 Limited for sale in Winston Salem, High Point and the surrounding area, visit our Kernersville auto dealership today. Vestal Buick GMC offers the best selection and deals for customers looking to purchase or lease a new GMC Sierra 1500 Limited in NC. Utilizing our online GMC showroom, from the comfort of your home you can learn more about the new Sierra 1500 Limited and its varying trims, engines, colors, available features and inventory without stepping foot on our lot. Then once you've picked out the GMC Sierra 1500 Limited that is right for your particular driving needs and personality, contact our Vestal GMC team to set up a no-hassle test drive for a true up close and personal look. As the area's favorite Winston Salem and High Point GMC Sierra 1500 Limited dealership, we make it our priority to ensure you have a pleasant and memorable auto shopping experience both online and on our Kernersville new car lot.

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text: Welcome to Shetland's online dating site for singles in Haroldswick, we're here to help you make new friends and start relationships with local people around Haroldswick, Shetland. If you're serious about wanting to meet someone in Haroldswick and are looking forward to getting yourself out on some fun dates then you have found the right dating website. We're not just a Haroldswick dating site, we're focused on making new relationships that last. Something that takes effort and commitment on both sides, a serious dating site for Haroldswick singles who are ready to date.

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text: Just off the freeway and the main train line, Umbria’s grand hill town entices those heading to and from Rome. While no secret, it’s well worth a visit. The town sits majestically on its tufo throne a thousand feet above the valley floor. Orvieto has three claims to fame: its cathedral, Classico wine, and ceramics. Drinking a shot of the local white wine in a ceramic cup as you gaze up at the cathedral lets you experience Orvieto’s three C’s all at once. Is the cathedral best in the afternoon, when the facade basks in golden light, or early in the morning, when it rises above the hilltop mist? You decide.


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Running village Web Sites I help to run the site for our village of Great Bradley. See it at http://www.great-bradley.suffolk.gov.uk.
Rural Broadband I organised an entry into the EEDA's Connecting Communities competition, called the Stourhead Broadband scheme. The scheme covered the villages of Brinkley, Burrough Green, Great & Little Bradley, Great & Little Thurlow, Great & Little Wratting, Kedington, Hundon, Barnardiston and Wickhambrook. We did not win any funding in the competition. The whole rural broadband scenario was made to look rather silly by BT's change of policy, which brought limited broadband to rural villages (in my case up to 1Mbps) faster than any of these alternative schemes could match. Of course, when they can no longer increase the speed of their copper lines fast enough to keep up with customer demand (which will happen very soon, in my view) the whole thing will have to start again. But that's another story... For historical interest, see our bid here.
Running Parish Councils in small rural villages I am a member of Great Bradley Parish Council.
Electronics Various special interests in electronics.
Campanology/ Church Bell Ringing Now "resting", but I used many years ago to ring peals etc.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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With its growing number of daytime fun sing-along sessions, the Goldies Cymru Charity is taking off across South and West Wales.
Fondly referred to simply as ‘Goldies’, the growth of the charity has been supported by the Cardiff-based Moondance Foundation and the Big Lottery Fund in Wales.
The charity Golden-Oldies started life 10 years ago in the West of England, with Goldies Cymru starting in and around Cardiff four years later. There are now 12 freelance session leaders in Wales with sessions that take place at libraries, memory clinics, dementia care homes, ageing well groups, day centres and in partnership with Cardiff Institute for the Blind, Multiple Sclerosis groups and in hospitals.
“Our charity reaches out to older people, many who live in isolation and have little in their lives to look forward to. We are certainly NOT a choir but fun singing of the popular songs of the 60s and onwards are at the heart of all that we do. Hardly a day goes by without a request to introduce our charity in a new area and with the support of our two wonderful supporters, Moondance Foundation and the Big Lottery Fund in Wales, we will have at least 100 sessions by early 2019.
The work of the charity has been recognised through a number of awards. Earlier this year Goldies Cymru was the national 2017 Epic Award winner run by the Voluntary Arts organisation. Goldies was shortlisted for this major award from a short list of 32 groups.
Recent developments have seen more Goldies daytime sessions being introduced across library hubs and our photograph shows a packed Rhydypennau Library with session leader Sue Thomas.

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Scientific investigations into whether or not there is a connection between EMFs and neurodegenerative diseases have been underway since the mid-1990s. A number of epidemiological studies have given indications that certain groups of professionals (such as electricians, electronics technicians, welders and railway workers) who are regularly subjected to low frequency magnet fields and other EMFs have a greater risk to be taken ill with Alzheimer or Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)). A large-scale Swiss study found a possibly increased risk of Alzheimer or senile dementia for persons who have lived for many years close (within 50 metres) of a high tension power line. However recent results from Denmark do not Support the Swiss findings. The reasons for these connections have not been clarified. No biological mechanism is known whereby EMFs could give rise to neurodegenerative diseases. A recently published larger and more robust study could not confirm the Swiss findings. It is possible that electric shocks, to which electricians and other professions are exposed, could play a role in the connection to Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)). There are no indications of a possible connection between low frequency EMFs and Parkinson’s Disease’s disease or Multiple Sclerosis (Multiple Sclerosis (MS)). Equally there are no indications of a connection to high frequency EMFs.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) sees no reasons for a connection between electromagnetic fields and neurodegenerative diseases; however, for some endpoints the data is not very robust and further research would be required.
Dürrenberger, G., Leuchtmann, P., Röösli, M., Siegrist, M., Sütterlin, B. (2015). Fachliteratur-Monitoring "EMF von Strom-Technologien". BFE, Bern. Publication 291030, section 3.3.3.
Project "European Health Risk Assessment Network on Electromagnetic Fields Exposure (EFHRAN)"


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This APK is signed by Marktplaats BV and upgrades your existing app.
In this update we’ve made the payments screens clearer and easier to use. We've also fixed things beneath the surface… because beauty isn’t only skin deep!


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10 years ago Andrea Oschetti had the belief and desire to follow his heart and lead the life he knew he wanted to live and left a successful corporate career as Senior Manager at the management consultancy PricewaterhouseCoopers. He went on to found the Cuore Private Kitchen, consistently reviewed as one of the ultimate dining experiences in Hong Kong. With a firm passion for travel and culture, Andrea pursued a second postgraduate degree in Anthropology at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and went on to become a highly esteemed travel journalist and photographer. A serial entrepreneur, this year he launched Blueflower, an innovative and inspirational travel company based in Hong Kong. Through its unique approach, Blueflower offers more than bespoke journeys to the most exciting destinations on earth.
Andrea travels professionally, working for major travel media companies such as CNN and The South China Morning Post, scouting for experiences that are life enhancing and spiritually enriching. As a travel journalist and award-winning photographer – awarded the coveted First Prize in the prestigious Nikon International Photographic Contest in 2005 – Andrea has ventured on expeditions to extreme cultural and physical environments across the world.
As a Chef, Andrea’s Private Kitchen in Hong Kong has hosted more than 1,000 exclusive events in the past eight years. In addition to private dining, each year Andrea creates and offers, for a limited time, a revolutionary dining experience which celebrates dining as life, involvement and journey of discovery: Yum Yum Movies, The Healthy Gourmand, Dining Art at The Yallay Gallery, Food and Musical emotions, Picture Yourself.
Andrea is a passionate storyteller, engaging audiences through live talks and written articles.
Andrea is now taking his passion for travel to the next level by founding the Blueflower travel company, which redefines travel by offering meticulously planned, unique and groundbreaking travel experiences that connect clients to the passions they truly love.


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A few days ago we reviewed the top 20 global pharmaceutical companies by sales. In this post, lets take a quick look at the top 10 global biopharmaceutical firms based on 2009 revenues.
The company is considered a biopharma if more than half of its drug revenues â€” not royalties â€” come from large-molecule drugs and vaccines.
This year Roche/Genentech has become the world’s top biopharma company. This is the first change at the top position since this list was published for the last 10 years. In March 2009, the Swiss drug company Roche agreed to buy Genentech for $46.8 Billion. This pushed Roche/Genentech to the number one spot.
When the first list was published 10 years ago, Amgen (AMGN) was the top biopharma company with revuenues of $3.2 billion at that time. Now there are eight companies with revenues higher than that. This shows the tremendous growth and the potential for biopharmas.
Baxter BioSciences is a unit of the Illinois-based global healthcare giant Baxter(BAX) group. Merck Serono is a division of Merck KGaA of Germany. Australia-based CSL is a leader in the development and manufacture of vaccines and plasma protein biotherapies with 10,000 employees working in 27 countries.

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text: Herb Reichert is a visual artist (painter, sculptor, photographer) that began listening critically to audio in 1968. Since the 1980s, Herb has worked professionally in audio: first as importer-exporter-distributor, then later, as a pundit-prattler for Sound Practices, Listener, and Stereophile magazines. He currently resides in Bedford–Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.

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Enercon’s Ozone Generators are specifically designed to improve Extrusion Coating performance and line efficiencies. They deliver high ozone concentrations at minimal power levels with specially-optimized dielectrics and high power densities.
The combination of corona treatment and ozone is proven to provide superior extrusion coating bonding results while offering many production advantages. Enercon offers you a single source for all of your extrusion coating surface treating needs.
Adding ozone to your process allows for lower extrudate temperatures and the use of lower temperature resins (EVAs).
Reduced air gaps reduce "neck-in", translating into greater productivity.
Some companies have improved production speeds by as much as 50% by adding ozone to their process.
Ozone can also enhance product value by improving bonding characteristics, heat sealabilty, color and odor.
Enercon engineers have designed these systems to meet all the requirements for safe, efficient and reliable operation for extrusion coating and extrusion laminating applications.
Its compact design requires little floor space.
Removable cabinet, with easy access to the ozone generation cell(s).
Ozone generation cell(s) and dielectric tubes are interchangeable, making dismantling, maintenance and reassembling easier.
The dielectric tubes are powered in parallel via connection bars. Each tube is equipped with a special centering system ensuring accurate discharge gap geometry.
Enercon's reliable and efficient power supply technology guarantees low energy consumption. The system comes ready to receive your 4-20 mADC process signal for optimal control. Solid state power supply operating at a load determined frequency.
High voltage transformer and series reactor are provided to match the impedance of the ozone generation cell(s).
Control panel with operator interface for control. Adjusting the feed gas flow rate and the power level applied to the discharge controls the quantity of ozone produced and the ozone concentration.


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A first happened over Quebec City’s Jean Lesage airport – a drone aircraft collided with a Skyjet passenger craft in the first ever passenger-aircraft-drone collision in Canada.
The Skyjet passenger plane was struck by a commercial drone as it approached Jean Lesage airport in Canada’s Quebec City in the province of Quebec. The plane landed safely and the passengers on board sustained no injuries.
The aircraft weathered the ordeal with only minor damage in the encounter but the incident alone has summoned questions about the safety of drone aircraft operating within the vicinity of commercial aircraft facilities such as airports. It has also placed a degree of scrutiny on commercial drone aircraft operators, who are a largely self-regulated group of hobbyists.
Image via Pankaj Biswas on Pexels.com.
In a press conference in Montreal on October 15, 2017, Garneau said “It's important to note that aircraft are particularly vulnerable when on final approach coming in — the pilot is concentrating on landing properly” and reminded drone aircraft operators to observe the regulations governing drone usage in their areas. As described above, the Skyjet passenger craft was on approach to Jean Lesage Airport for a landing.
The burgeoning commercial drone industry has escaped regulation in the United States and Canada, with much of the burden of regulation falling upon drone operators and affiliated trade groups and fan-driven, grassroots organizations.
At the time of impact with the Skyjet passenger craft, the drone was alleged to be flying at a height of approximately 450 meters according to the CBC.
After the incident in Quebec City it is safe to say that the push by the Canadian government to regulate drone usage around commercial air facilities will probably grow rather than dissipate and drone operators can face increased scrutiny or even licensing in the future.
Given the huge popularity of drones among photographers, incidents such as these are always bad news for us. Some regard it as only a matter of time before more regulations are put in place to stop things like this happening.

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THE first 2018 series of Celebrity Big Brother was full of action, drama and rows.
What happened in the Celebrity Big Brother final?
Courtney Act, AKA Shane Jenek, was crowned the victor after a dramatic final, beating Ann Widdecombe into second place.
Wayne Sleep was the first to get the boot on the night, with the dancer taking fifth place overall.
Jess Impiazzi was next to see her journey come to an end as she was axed to finish in fourth place.
He made it almost to the bitter end, but Shane Lynch also fell just short at the very final hurdle, coming in third place.
How did the evictions unfold during the series?
The first eviction took place on Friday, January 12 when India Willoughby lost out to Jonny in a head-to-head.
Next, Rachel Johnson and Maggie Oliver were booted out of the house in a double eviction.
John Barnes was then booted out in a shock backdoor axing, before Ginuwine became the fifth contestant to say goodbye.
Andrew Brady, Daniel O'Reilly (AKA Dapper Laughs) and Jonny Mitchell were then all voted out in a tense triple eviction.
The final trio to depart ahead of the final were all axed in another dramatic triple eviction, with Amanda Barrie, Malika Haqq and Ashley James all departing the show.
When was Celebrity Big Brother 2018 on?
Celebrity Big Brother is on twice a year, and the 21st series of CBB returned to our screens on January 2 on Channel 5.
It all came to an end on February 2, when Courtney edged out Ann Widdecombe to claim victory.
The show marked 100 years since women won the right to vote in Britain by launching with an ALL-FEMALE cast of celebrities to begin with.


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The Cordoba Fusion 14 Maple is a crossover nylon string guitar designed to play and feel like a steel string acoustic. It features a solid European spruce top, flamed maple back and sides, a cutaway, a 14-fret-to-the-body neck, a radiused ebony fingerboard, and adjustable truss rods. The bridge, binding, and headstock overlay are made of Indian rosewood, and the rosette is hand inlaid using maple and rosewood rings. The Fusion 14 Maple is equipped with the Fishman Presys Blend pickup, and includes a Cordoba Deluxe padded, water-resistant gig bag.


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Founded in 1983, AXENÉO7 is an artist-run centre dedicated to advocating, promoting, and exhibiting the visual arts, while developing critical discourse around them. It is a gathering place for sharing and experimentation. Through a critically engaged program, it endeavours to expand the parameters of artistic practice and its presentation, and to improve artists’ conditions for production.
AXENÉO7 has three exhibition rooms, a residency and a workshop. The programming is established by art professionals, who conceive of the exhibition projects and select the exhibiting artists. The programming also includes artist talks, seminars and the production of publications. AXENÉO7 choses to be a bridge between different generations of artists, mingling established practices with newer ones. The community surrounding the center is mostly composed of visual artists and new media artists, as well as art historians, writers and teachers.
AXENÉO7 is committed to pay artist fees and royalties based on CARFAC/RAAV guidelines.


text: Hasenkam, J (1999). Prosthetic heart valve evaluation by magnetic resonance imaging. European Journal of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery, 16(3):300-305.


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Max Rheiner is head of the Master Design Interaction Program at the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHDK), who has been teaching in both the bachelors and masters programs for the Department of Interaction Design, since 2006. He received his Diploma from Zurich University of the Arts in the field of New Media Arts, in 2003. The main areas of discipline that he specializes in are Embodied Interaction and Physical Computing. Of these topics, he conceived and developed the Physical Computing Laboratory for the Department of Interaction Design that has been running since 2006. In 2015 he founded the first ZHDK Spin-Off 'SOMNIACS SA', which transformed the research project 'Birdly' into a commercial product.
His research and artistic interest center on interactive experiences which utilize methods from Virtual/Augmented Reality and Immersive Telepresence. Moreover, his artistic work has been recognized and exhibited in a number of international and well-renowned venues such as the Museum of the Moving Image/USA, Sundance Film Festival/USA, Biennale Venice/Italy, Ars Electronic Linz/Austria and Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media/Japan.


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02 Imperfect -AR verbs song!
Hola. In this video, we’re going to be tackling those -AR verbs in the imperfect tense in order to talk about what a person did, used to do, or would do in the past.
It’s fairly simple. You also might notice it’s almost exactly like regular -ER verbs when you change them.


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Berlin heats up in January and February, with several different cultural events to keep visitors and locals entertained, curious and busy. Despite much attention for its cultural achievements and elusive cool over the past year or two, Berlin still pulsates with energy. The city’s artists, musicians and café scene remain invigorating, say travel experts, who’ve called Berlin a must-visit place in 2009.
Hype, or Here to Stay?
The focus on Berlin is likely to continue this year, as leading publications like Frommer’s tout the city as a top 2009 destination. Frommer’s suggests a stroll through the oriental gardens at Marzahn, or Berlin’s oldest park, Tiergarten.
Anne Christensen, women’s fashion director of The New York Times T Magazine, visited Berlin this past fall and chronicled her trip for The Moment blog. “Everybody (still) talks about Berlin: How cool it is, how you can actually afford to be an artist there” she writes. Christensen notes that families “from all over the world” are relocating to Berlin, likely because each “neighborhood feels like a bohemian paradise: great cafes, great vintage stores, amazing museums and a brand new gallery district.” She also describes a fantastic Berlin bookstore, complete with leafy courtyard and basement packed with reading material.
The Long Night of Museums kicks off at 6 p.m. on Jan. 31, and lasts until 2 a.m. on Feb. 1. The event offers grand-scale access to various exhibits and collections inside more than 100 museums and other Berlin cultural institutions. The Berlin Visitors Guide says to expect concerts, readings and theatrical performances throughout the night.
From February 5–15, the Berlin Film Festival lends international glamour to the city. The two weeks of festivities and industry gatherings are not without gravity, however. Among the more intense projects is “After Winter Comes Spring – Films Presaging the Fall of the Wall,” which marks the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. The festival Web site has information on lectures and special presentations happening throughout the fortnight, and in the “Service” section, offers tips for finding tickets, accommodations and navigating the festival.
GeoBeats Productions has several videos on Berlin travel, including insight into the city’s environmental efforts, the art scene, Berlin landmarks and historic neighborhoods (like Nikolaiviertel), German fast food (kebabs), plus nightlife and the infamous beer gardens found around the city.
FindingDulcinea’s feature “Cultural Capitals: Berlin” examines the city’s earnest artists and non-conformists, who aren’t afraid to show their excitement and optimism. The lore of Berlin’s infamous Paris Bar is also touched on.
Use the findingDulcinea Germany Travel Web Guide to plan your trip, find a place to stay, book a cheap flight to Berlin, and discover even more of Berlin’s sights, sounds and cultural attractions.


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100K Club - high-achieving club recognition for clubs giving US$100,000 or more.
On-stage recognition at Kiwanis International conventions.
A banner patch, framed certificate and member lapel pins.
Recognition in Kiwanis and The Eliminate Project publications.
Progressive recognition is available for incremental increases in giving.
Model Club - status and recognition for clubs who give US$750 per-member average.
A banner patch, framed certificate, banner patch and member lapel pins.
Progressive recognition is available for incremental increases in the per-member average.
Global Service Society - per-member average recognition, expressed in terms of human impact.
Please contact the Kiwanis Children's Fund with questions regarding recognition for The Eliminate Project at childrensfund@kiwanis.org.


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Despite the losses, Capetonians will be comforted to know that both sets of dams are currently more than double the level they were this time last year, as the region battled with its day zero woes.
The fight is far from over, though. Cape Town is at the mercy of drought, and one underwhelming season of rainfall could push the city right back to square one. The decrease over the last seven days is 1.5%, which is higher than the average. Citizens in the Karoo are still battling with an intense drought, which failed to alleviate despite heavy rains last weekend.
Theewaterskloof dam – 44.1% (11.7% in February 2018).
Voëlvlei Dam – 71.5% (17.3% in February 2018).
Berg River dam – 78.8% (52.3% in February 2018).
Clanwilliam Dam – 46.3% (13.1% in February 2018).

industry_corpus2: Water Resources & Marine


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Martin Kruszelnicki was a Hybrid Shop franchisee and in 2017 he bought the company after developing a better way to recondition batteries for hybrid vehicles and a less expensive way to add franchise partners.
But Martin Kruszelnicki and Dave Crawford believe they have the solution to help dealers add those services to their existing tire businesses — a franchise opportunity with The Hybrid Shop LLC.
Kruszelnicki has partnered with well-known pacesetters in the hybrid and electric vehicle universe.
Mark Saxonberg spent decades working for Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc., focusing on alternative fuel vehicles and the environment.
Kruszelnicki took over The Hybrid Shop in 2017 as CEO with a goal of improving the model and the technology. He remanufactured batteries for more than a decade before he became the company’s owner, and has surrounded himself with an all-star cast of experts. In late 2018 he hired Crawford as president and chief operating officer, along with Carey Mellor as vice president of sales, and together they’re leading the charge to recruit dealers and expand the network.
Crawford says those joining The Hybrid Shop now are on “the ground floor.” Its remanufactured batteries include a three-year/100,000 mile warranty.
All of its batteries will come with a computer chip, and the data collected from those chips will help The Hybrid Shop understand driving patterns to predict services before they’re needed in the future. The Hybrid Shop is working with data company Preteckt to collect, study and create those battery projections.
The bolt-on business helps dealers service the entire hybrid drive system (hybrid battery packs, power inverters, DC to DC converters, hybrid controllers and electric components). Those repair tickets are on average higher than traditional combustible engine vehicles, and thus a generator of bigger profits, The Hybrid Shop says.
And, since the typical hybrid and electric vehicle owner is more interested in energy-efficient technologies, it paves the way to selling other green services and products, including low rolling resistance tires.
Dave Crawford has returned to The Hybrid Shop, and is working to expand the network of franchisees around the country.
“I believe educating your customers will increase your profits,” Crawford says.
Under Kruszelnicki’s ownership, the out-of-pocket expense to join The Hybrid Shop network is just a fraction of what it was under previous leadership — about $16,500 compared to $60,000.
Training: There’s training for the owner, plus basic and advanced in-person training for technicians. The technicians learn hybrid and electric vehicle maintenance and repair at The Hybrid Shop’s headquarters in Torrance, Calif.
Tech support: The help includes a tablet that can diagnose any hybrid vehicle, plus there’s online tech support and access to a tech support portal. Users can post questions or photos and get a response instantly. There are also webinars and a library of resources available.
Software: A dedicated software platform to help manage inventory and order parts.
Marketing: There’s a dedicated dealer website, and exposure for dealers as The Hybrid Shop launches national marketing campaigns and exclusive campaigns. The Hybrid Shop website helps consumers search for and find local franchisees.
Products: Remanufactured nickel metal hydride (NiMH) batteries, upgraded lithium-based battery packs, plug-in conversions and other hybrid and electric vehicle components.
Rich Hoffman, owner and president of Hoffman Tire Pros in Fayetteville, Ga., is among the original Hybrid Shop partners. Hoffman, who has owned his retail tire operation since 1976, says he’s not afraid of taking risks or trying new things when it comes to improving his business. That’s what attracted him to The Hybrid Shop concept a few years ago.
Plus, he believes there’s a future with hybrid vehicles, and he thinks marketing Hoffman Tire Pros as an expert in hybrid repair will help him grab and hold more of that market. (He promotes those services on the business’ homepage and on Facebook, and offers a coupon for a free hybrid battery stress test (a $99.95 value).
The first alternative fuel and hybrid electric vehicles (AFV and HEV) models were introduced in 1991; the market leader Toyota entered the fray in 1998. Two decades later, for model year 2018, 31 manufacturers and brands offered 203 different models.
In the last 28 years, the “Big 3” auto manufacturers have introduced almost two-thirds of the alternative fuel vehicles to the marketplace, according to the U.S. Department of Energy’s Alternative Fuels Data Center.


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Side, Rock & Side, Rock & 1/4, Back, Rock & 1/2, 1/4, Rock.
1-2 Step Left to Left side, cross rock Right behind Left.
&3 Recover on Left, step Right to Right side.
4&5 Cross rock Left behind Right, recover on Right, make 1/4 turn to Right stepping back on Left.
6-7 Step back on Right, rock back on Left.
&8 Recover on Right, make 1/2 turn to Right stepping back on Left.
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Recover & Cross, 1/4, 1/4, Step, Step 1/2, 1/2, Back, Back, Back.
2&3 Recover on Right, step Left to Left side, cross step Right over Left.
4&5 Make 1/4 turn to Right stepping back on Left, 1/4 turn Right stepping forward on Right, step forward Left.
Coaster Cross, 1/4, Back, Lock, 3/8 Walk, Walk, Step 1/2 Step.
2&3 Step back on Right, step Left next to Right, cross step Right over Left.
4&5 Make 1/4 turn to Right stepping back on Left, step back on Right, lock Left over Right.
Bump 1/2 Turn, 1/2, 1/2 1/2, Rock Step, Back, 1/2, (1/8 Side).
6-7 Rock forward on Left, recover on Right.


text: Basic Precious Metal Clay (PMC) class with Guest instructor Barbara Hance. Curious about Metal Clay? This class is designed to offer basic instruction in metal clay techniques. Roll, cut and texture your own unique earings. Your pieces will be kiln fired during your lunch break. Tumble for a high shine and add a patina, if desired. A perfect opportunity to get your hands into this medium, and have fun creating your one-of-a-kind jewelry piece! Class time will allow you to make two pairs of earrings. Class fee $125 (includes clay). All tools will be provided. Class starts promptly at 10am and runs to about 2:00pm. You are welcome to bring lunch/snack/beverages. Class size is limited. Please call to register, $40 deposit is required.


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John Lawrence and Annie Ardella Miller Hatch: John was born May 8, 1883, to Stearns Bee and Elizabeth Jane Ellis Hatch in Woods Cross, Utah. He served a mission to Switzerland from 1905 - 1907 and upon his release went directly to Argentina where he had heard there was land just up for grabs. That didn’t turn out to be exact but he loved the country and wanted to stay so he went back to Switzerland to retrieve Emma Werthmuller, with whom he had fallen in love on his mission. They went to Buenos Aires and were married October 18, 1907. She was born February 8, 1890, the daughter of John and Bertha Hasler Werthmuller. After their marriage they lived in Argentina for 3 years and then moved back to the States and Idaho, then to Highland in about 1919. They had eight children: John Lawrence, John Stearns, Irene, Bertha, Lillian, Ira and Lucille - John L., John S. (twins) and Irene died very young and another daughter was stillborn in Argentina. Emma died August 23, 1923.
John married Ardella Hatch on November 5, 1924, her twentieth birthday. Dell, as she was known, was born November 5, 1904, in Magrath, Alberta Canada to Martin George and Emily Lavina Williams Miller. Her family moved to Salt Lake City in 1910 and to Highland in 1918. They lived in #41 (on the 1958 Highland map) for two years and John farmed-mostly grain and hay, which they stored in a huge barn by means of a derrick and fork. He also ran a feed lot where other cattlemen brought their animals for the winter preparing them for market, which provided him with some income. He also grew a large garden and there was an orchard on the property as well. The home they lived in was built by Jacob Beck and it was called “The Mansion” because it was so large and beautiful. People came from miles around just to see it.
In the fall of 1926, John and Dell moved to Sugar House for the winter then moved to Woods Cross and in 1941 to Payette, Idaho and eventually to Weiser, Idaho, where they raised their family of ten children: Eileen, Dorothy, Carol, Geneve, Margie, JoAnn, Lawrence, Emily, Donna, and John. John died July 3, 1975, and Dell died March 6, 1995, in Weiser, Idaho.

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Three in a row? Mercedes to clinch constructors’ title in Malaysia?
Formula one teams have welcomed the move by US firm Liberty Media to purchase the sport’s commercial arm for $8bn.
Liberty Media has recently bought nearly 19 percent of the F1 group, and will raise its stake to more than 35 percent by next year.
Al Jazeera’s Florence Looi reports from Singapore.
F1 Bahrain Grand Prix 2016 – After Practice 2 – Renault A very severe punishment for Kevin Magnussen – TV3 Sport F1.
Lewis Hamilton World Champion 2015!
LEWIS CARL DAVIDSON HAMILTON wins the 2015 United States Grand Prix and takes the 3rd Formula 1 WORLD DRIVERS CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE.

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The Life Skills Inventory helps individuals identify life skills they may need to develop to become healthier and more productive. It also provides numerous suggestions for improving these skills.
Life skills are the skills individuals rely on to manage their personal relationships and career development. The effective use of daily life skills can help people live a better quality of life, accomplish their dreams and ambitions, and live to their full capacity.
The test is designed to be self-scored and self-interpreted without the use of any other materials, thus giving immediate results for the respondent and/or counselor. The assessment is self-paced, but can generally be completed in 20 minutes. It is suitable for high school students and adults.
Comes as a package of 25 assessments for $60.95; 10 packages for $579.50 ($57.95/package). Please see the Product Options box above when ordering. Copyright © June 2015.


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Training on PB3 is thorough and the software is intuitive. This is an excellent product.
CMI has a single focus: to advance the efficiency and bottom line profitability for our clients across the United States.


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Residents in Rayleigh were educated in how to prevent falls as part of a Rochford Housing session to boost health and wellbeing in older people.
NHS experts were on hand to give advice during the falls prevention coffee morning at Chignal House retirement and sheltered housing complex in Tendring Avenue.
Udaya Kumar Sivalingam, the NHS falls prevention team co-ordinator for North East London Foundation Trust, highlighted how people aged 65 and older are most at risk of falling over, but simple lifestyle changes like doing exercises to improve strength and balance can stop these accidents from taking place.
According to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), falls are estimated to cost the NHS more than £2.3 billion a year and can lead to life-changing injuries like a broken hip.


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L5 B2 Forstner is a $27,000 property on a 2.20 acre lot located in Sterling, AK.
2.2 acres in the Scout Lake area with underground electric.
I am interested in L5 B2 Forstner, Sterling, AK 99672.

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Thoughts on Merging Old Levels with a Newer Pack?
A bias for classic skills?
How many introductory levels does a pack need in your opinion?
What habits or OCD do you have when designing levels?
Level Design: What Makes A Level Challenging?
What makes a level fun?


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Sharon has received numerous death threats and Snir has been trying to cancel all his public appearances until they are cleared. But there is one appearance that Sharon is determined to keep – he is scheduled to be the key speaker at the Yad Vashem Museum for the Holocaust Day Memorial, and that is less than three days away.
Haim Bouzaglo is an award-winning filmmaker, TV director and screenwriter. Bouzaglo studied literature and theater at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and himself teaches screenwriting and acting. He won numerous awards for his work, including four awards for Janem, Janem at the Syracuse Festival and four Israeli Academy Awards for Times for Cherries. Bouzaglo also wrote and directed these series for Israeli television: Criminal Reports (’05), Illusions (’04), Tranquility (’03), Zinzana (’00) and Merhav Yarkon (’99).


text: Amazing way to visit the Sydney attractions. Easy and fuss free. No need to queue at all and straight to the gate for your entry. Not to mention the savings from KLook app is more than any of their on site discounts. The kids simply love the attractions. Thanks for the recommendations KLook. Amazing way to visit the Sydney attractions. Easy and fuss free. No need to queue at all and straight to the gate for your entry. Not to mention the savings from KLook app is more than any of their on site discounts. The kids simply love the attractions. Thanks for the recommendations KLook.


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What can be expected as a result of attending the Institute?
An opportunity to discuss many of the most challenging interpersonal leadership challenges facing local government management professionals today with two experienced local government professionals and two organizational psychiatrists who have served the profession for over 40 years. Organizational and individual performance issues will be discussed and dissected with suggested strategies for addressing a myriad of issues.
Who are the partners who have designed and present the Institute?
The partners are the NIU Center for Governmental Studies, Morrison Associates, Ltd., and Limardi Consulting, LLC. All of the partners have been involved in supporting the development of local government management professionals for the better part of half a century. The Center for Governmental Studies at Northern Illinois University provides expertise that helps decision-makers implement efficient, sustainable, and cost-effective approaches to economic, social, and information management issues. The Center offers services for units of local government, state and federal agencies, and non-profit organizations. Morrison Associates is a professional services firm serving professional local government managers and their teams since 1976. Limardi Consulting, LLC is led by David Limardi, a professional local government manager for 35 years, past president of ICMA and a fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration.
What is a typical day at the Institute?
The typical day is designed to allow the Institute leaders and the attendees to discuss real world leadership challenges that professionals face every day. The typical day blends lecture, discussions with peers and a facilitator and group presentations focused on real world scenarios.

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Along with photo booths, celebrity sightings and live media broadcasts, a 90-minute detailed examination of economic policies proved to be a hot-ticket event before Sunday’s presidential debate at Washington University in St. Louis.
Students, alumni and others interested in the U.S. economy packed the 298-seat Steinberg Auditorium in Steinberg Hall on the Danforth Campus to listen to a debate between economic advisers to presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Topics debated in statistical detail and with polite passion included income inequality, foreign trade and taxes. “It was satisfying to delve into important economic issues,” Jung said.
The Clinton campaign was represented by Gene B. Sperling, former director of the National Economic Council and an economic adviser to presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. Trump’s adviser was Peter Navarro, a business professor at The Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California-Irvine, and a frequent media commentator on economic issues.
Moderator Steven Fazzari, the Bert A. and Jeanette L. Lynch Distinguished Professor in Arts & Sciences, opened the debate with a sigh of relief.
The event was sponsored by the Weidenbaum Center on the Economy, Government and Public Policy.
A video of the complete program is available online here.

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This one is soy and wheat free!
Popeye's pining for Rice and Oats?
just kidding. it looks MIGHTY tasty.
Ooh, that looks yummy indeed!
I plan on making these this week. I've got my ingredients, just ran out of time this weekend. I'm always in the mood for a great burger!

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text: 7% discount on your usage and supply charges You must agree to receive bills by email and pay by the due date using an approved payment method. Discount is off your usage and supply charges after concessions, credits, solar exports, rebates or fees when you pay your bill on time and is applied to your next bill, excludes final bill. You will not earn a discount when your account is in credit. The usage charges for Click Move Gas are 23.00% above the Click Energy Standing offer and the daily supply charge is 23.00% above the Click Energy Standing offer for this distribution area.

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oh i dont need it done, mines fine. i found one for sale that needs a rebuild kit.
i have a 97 sunfire gt with the 2.4l what would u guys recommend for boosting accel/ torque on a low budget, i have intake and exhaust but my car is still very sluggish with slow accel, i could care less about top end i mostly just want stop light to stop light speed as i dont drive anywhere except locally in my car. any ideas, also whats the price for the s/c kit in full.
supercharged 99 still running strong!
I'm looking at doing this in the future. How do you guys rate the strength of the rotating assembly? I know when I was wallowing in the world of SBC's the newer LS blocks could handle a LOT of HP on the stock bottom end. Is it possible to re-wire the engine bay with a harness and computer from a '99 and use the new injectors and no EGR? I have to locate a donor car and figure out what is compatable and what isnt. What have you put on as far as pulleys to increase boost, and what did it bump up to? For $2k and being able to keep up with the stock stangs, I'd do it.
Ok after reading everything here I still don't know what to get, I am fairly new to this but would like some help on what to purchase for a 1999 z24 with the 2.4.
I am doing this for my son and would like to get it right.
I used to be into stock muscle cars back in the 80's but really like the tuner stuff!!
How much is the kit from GMPD. I need the part #, I am thinking of ordering one.
Looking to s/c my '97 Z, and I have read thru many of the posts on the subject thus far, only problem I really keep running into is What kit do I need, and what is the reasoning about swapping the starter for a 2k model? I have general working knowledge, so any and all feedback is welcome. Also if anyone has already done this upgrade let me know what direction you went and if you have a parts list need for this year that would be great. I am looking to get this all done sometime this coming winter, so the sooner the better! Thanks for all the help in helping me get this done.
Hey, I have a 1999 sunfire GT that I am going to put the GM supercharger on. I have the LC-1 innovative motorsports kit, the Cartech fmu, and an accel fuel regulator. I am swapping all of this from another 1999 sunfire GT to mine. Is there anyone in the GTA area that could help me with the tuning aspect of this because I am not very familiar with it. Do i need to buy HP Tuners to do this???
Quick question...when i get a supercharger put on my 96 sunfire (2.4l twin cam) where can i go to get it tuned? Will a dealership do it for me, even though my car isn't in the 2k's?
No, a dealer has no way of doing this. You either need to run an FMU, have someone with HPTuners to tune it, a combination of both, or run a standalone system such as MegaSquirt.
i live in cali so the EGR bock off plate wont fly all 99 and up cavi, olds alero, grand am gt come with non egr exhaust so thats what im getting.
Hi, I have a '99 sunfire GT w/ 2.4L. It has a gm sc kit on it, but the dealership claims that can't fix the issues on which are the RPM & water Temp guages don't work, the theft system, oil, water, battery, daytime running lights, and check engine lights are on, but these seem to be the only issues other then that it runs great. when the dealer installed they put a kind of calibration on it and thats when everything started. I was wondering if anybody figured out how to fix these issues. I have tried to get the calibration removed but then the car won't start. Can somebody please help, I have been at it for the past five months and can't get it to work. The only answer I get is go to the dealership, and they tell me well we can try to hook up a '00 bcm and harness, but they don't know if that will fix the issues. So, I can again can someone please help i'm short on time in hawaii and desperatly need help.
My question is will I need to reflash the computer with hp tuner... I just want to clarify.
Also the wideband o2, I guess I will have to do some datalogging for fuel/air mixture purposes...right?
HPTuners - i was able to get a base tune from a Org member(dont think he wants me to name him) using 1 bar, then have a good friend modify it a little so it runs smoother.
Good information here if you can discern it correctly.
I've got a 97 with a looming purchase coming up. I'd never realized that we'd have to go through so much to have a supercharged ride.
But like everything with the car I've got, it's not been an easy road so this won't be any different in doing this build.
I'm sure there's some information here that would pertain the question at hand.


text: Temporal control of siRNA activation is a major challenge for RNAi-based therapeutics. The majority of the reported siRNA delivery systems rely on environmental factors, such as differences in extracellular and intracellular redox potential, ATP concentration, or pH to activate an siRNA payload. However dynamic endogenous environments are far too complex to rely on for controllable siRNA release and can result in premature siRNA activation prior to reaching the intended biological target. In addition, there are uncertainties about timing, degree and rate of the siRNA activation with spontaneous release approaches. Herein we describe a bio-orthogonal chemistry approach to address this important challenge. With our approach we were able achieve two major goals: complete siRNA inactivation upon immobilization of the payload on the surface of iron oxide nanoparticles and controlled in-cell activation with the addition of a small non-toxic chemical trigger after sufficient cellular uptake of the nanoparticles was confirmed. We have demonstrated our in-cell activation approach using two siRNAs against green fluorescent protein (GFP) and cyclin dependent kinase 8 (CDK8) in GFP expressing MDA-MB-231 cell line. We anticipate that this methodology will potentially advance the clinical translation of RNAi-based therapeutics, as the described bio-orthogonal chemistry can be generalized for any siRNA of choice.


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I'm going to start off with cover the work surface with a wipe down cover before you start, we didn't and it took me ages to scrub the clay off the table. Total rookie move!
In the pottery wheel box included is the pottery wheel ( it takes 4 C batteries which aren't included).
Four sealed already rolled out clay discs.
To start off you unwrap the disc with the clay, mold it over one of the cores either a cone or a circle shape. Folding the clay over it you spray and mold in to the shape you are going for.
The kids had so much fun making and creating there own pots. Spinning the clay on the cores, spraying with the water and sloshing with their hands smoothing the clay. The kids spent ages just spinning the clay around, molding the clay making the pencil holders.
They both really enjoyed this more than creating the items. The pottery cool is very easy and simple to use, it says from 6+ but my 5 year old managed to make an item with some help and thought it was fantastic. Everything is included to make up to 6 items with the four packs of clay included. You can also buy the extra discs of clay separately to make more creations. You don't have to make what's in the Instruction guide, your imagination is your oyster.
Both kids made a cupcake pencil holder.


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DINnector DN series screwless double-level terminal blocks facilitate single-wire connections between electronic components and control/field wiring. Double-level feed-through terminal blocks accommodate wire sizes up to 12 AWG; styles include two unconnected paths; direct or diode cross level connection; with LED indication.
Screwless terminal blocks save time and money. They offer a quick and easy clamping system that is vibration proof and maintenance free. Just push the spring clamp, insert the wire and release.
Double-level terminal blocks offer twice the wiring density of feed-through blocks. The DN-QD12X-A version is supplied with an internal jumper to common all four of its connection points.
LED version: This style is available with LED indicator installed. The LED illuminates when voltage is present. The DN-QD12L2-A version is for 12 - 24V AC/DC circuits, and includes current limiting elements.
Diode version: Typically, an inductive load produces a spike (neg.-going) when it is turned off. These terminal blocks with built-in clamping diode help protect your PLC’s output circuits.
Speed: On average, screwless connections can be made in half the time as screw type connections, cutting installation labor costs in half.
Ease: No need for twisting and turning screws, so screwless terminal blocks are much easier on the installer's hands and arms. Also, wiring from the top of the terminal blocks allow installers to accurately and reliably see the wire fully inserted into the spring clamp.
Safety: Never have a problem with loose connections from loose screws again! Meets the same UL, CSA, and IEC standards as screw-type terminal blocks.
Reliability: Screwless terminal blocks provide secure connections.
Maintenance-free: The screwless springclamp conforms to the wire with constant tension, making it maintenance-free.
Unless you need to clamp multiple wires to the same connection point, the answer is no. If you do, then there may be a slight trade-off in requiring more panel space than with screw terminal blocks.
Unlike screw terminal blocks, screwless terminal block spring-clamps are designed to clamp a single wire only.
This is why multiple versions exist like the "one-to-two" or "two-to-two." These versions allow multiple wires to be connected together via multiple spring-clamps.


text: With this fun-filled activity book, youngsters can decorate their very own Easter eggs. Included are two "blank" colored eggs on the inside covers. Children simply choose any of 32 full-color stickers — bunnies, tulips, a lamb, and more — and apply them to the blank eggs to create a personal Easter egg design. Best of all, these reusable stickers can be removed and replaced again and again to create a host of different designs.


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While this is a recording, we'll have our two speakers live at this time to answer any of your questions at the end of the webinar! Join us for a fantastic review of the common diseases and husbandry problems (including skin and infectious disease) found in the swine and poultry industry. Underlying infectious causes, clinical signs, and pertinent necropsy findings will be reviewed.
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Gamasutra sat down with lead technical Artist Julian Love, and lead content designer Kevin Love from Blizzard to talk Diablo 3. Despite the game being shown at Blizzcon twice so far, as well as playable on the show floor of E3, PAX and other conventions - we may be over a year away from its release.
Gamasutra wants to know why.
And there it is folks. Quick - go start your own game development studio and use their formula while you can! But seriously, it's good to know that Blizzard does put so much time and effort into tweaking and updating their titles.
One of the other things that's holding back some Blizzard titles, namely Starcraft 2, is an updated Battle.net. While Blizzard is promising that Diablo 3 will use the new service to it's fullest, that's not where their efforts are being focused.
So there you have it. A tight, polished, cooperative experience for the PC when it's done. Diablo 3 - you can't get here soon enough.

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If baby wildies are handreared and then can't be released into the wild how do they differ from domesticated buns?
I am pretty sure that Posy is a wildie cross and she is much, much more active and atheletic than my other buns.
Tamsin hand reared Scamp and apparently he is a right live-wire !!
I know that all young buns have lots of energy btu these are in a totally different league :shock: I certainly wouldnt be able to cope with them as my own pets.
I bet they would be great at rabbit jumping!
Sounds like Posy! Tonight when I went out to top up the hay she jumped 3 foot up onto me like a little dog might and bounced back down into the run!
Peter and Posy have loads of room, 80 sq foot in total and lots of things to jump on/off and tunnels to crawl through. She is always on the go!
Im sure Strawberry has some wildie in him somewhere. He never sits still, I very really see him flopped out, he will run round in circles for something to do, jumps ontop of chairs etc over and over again, can jump at least 3ft if not higher.
He has just jumped onto my dining table and singed his whiskers on a candle and is now wrestling with a bin bag!
Strawberry is quite small! He hasnt made in onto the kitchen counter yet but I wouldnt be suprised if he didnt make it soon!
Harley is a bit smaller than a frenchie.
I would say they are pretty much within the broad band of personalities you get with domestic rabbits. They are certainly more on the high energy end of the scale so need more physical and mental stimulation.
As for picking up that seems to very much depend on the individual, and probably the early experiences, as it does with domestic rabbits. For example, I find Scamp easier to pick up than Gypsy. Scamp will quite happily sit tucked under my arm, or even balanced on the palm of my hand if it means he can reach something he wants.
Scamp loves human attention and will flop over if you scratch his nose right, come when called, beg for treats etc.
Ditto what Tamsin said...My wildie is very tame and easier to catch than some of my other buns, but she never sits still and gets into everything, I can't take my eye off her for a second. Strangely enough, she's scared of going outdoors and gets really clingy if I put her in a run on the lawn.


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So you're started trading, you bought some positions with your online broker, you've set some reasonable stop-losses to protect your account and all of a sudden one of your positions move strongly in your favor ? so what do you do now? This my friend, is probably the hardest situation to deal with in trading the market ? believe it or not.
Do you take profits? Do you hold on for more profits? Do you take partial profits? There is no textbook answer to these questions as it depends on your trading objective. That's why you need to determine your objective BEFORE you start trading. No matter what you do, there will be regrets if you trade long enough. If you decide to take profits, there will be times when the market makes a huge move without you, if you decide to hold on for more profits, there will be times when you'll lose the profits you had. However, the important thing is that you decide on your objective and stick to it no matter what happens.
With that said, let's discuss some profit taking options that you might consider.
When you've bought your stock, option or commodity and then placed your stop, you must first try to prevent that position from losing money. We recommend that you move your stop right along with the price movement. In other words, if your stop is placed one point below your purchase price and your stock moves up one point, then we recommend you move your stop up to your purchase price. After doing this, you now have a scratch trade at the very least and the position poses virtually no risk to your account ? only ?gap downs? at market opens can hurt you. And of course, the golden rule with using stops is that they can only be moved up and must NEVER be moved down.


text: This newly constructed property just breathes character. It is a well put together home, nestled on a gently sloping lot, surrounded by an array of coconut trees in the upper part of Westerhall Estate. With its contemporary design, its personality just stands out, consisting of 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms and has an average size land area of approximately 9,998 sq. ft. This property is located approximately 20 minutes from the Maurice Bishop International Airport and 24 minutes from the town of St. George's.


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The Irish National Heritage Park has successfully implemented a “green” project into the Visitor Centre over the last 3 years.
Kia Ora Mini Farm Ltd. is very aware that its operational aspects can affect climate change and have environmental implications. As a result, they are strongly focused on minimising adverse effects and maximising positive effects.
The only festival across Ireland and Britain that uses a Spiegeltent as its sole venue, with the branding of the festival matching the vintage appeal of the Spiegeltent itself.
Marlfield is a 19 bedroom country house set on 36 acres of manicured gardens, long established as one of Ireland’s finer country house hotels, maintaining the highest standards of luxury, cuisine and service.
Mary Barry’s is renowned for their seafood and so much more, the premises has been recently refurbished inside and out, and they are always incorporating more local produce.
Dulann.com’s offering is unique as they are the only eLearning Company in Ireland where their courses can be bought directly online, removing the need to email or telephone-order course.
Lantern Events employ an integrating e-commerce ticketing system, so a customer account is applicable for all their festivals and events. All their events have a uniqueness to them, which makes them stand out from other festivals/events.
Greenacres provides a unique and authentic experience, with attention to detail and a personal, yet professional service, sourcing from local suppliers for art, services, produce and day to day maintenance.
Pettitt’s is known for superior customer service and quality fresh produce, they are strongly committed to supporting the local community and the Pettitt family have a long history of retailing in Wexford.
Membership of Baker Tilly International has led to an exciting business development – as the Irish Baker Tilly firm, they are now operating at a completely different level than before. Referrals from all over the world are now coming in to their office on a daily basis.
Fortune’s Pharmacy strives to be at the forefront of their profession and their pharmacists are encouraged to take part in pilot programmes for new services – This has made a huge contribution to the service we provide to our patients.
Nolan Transport owns and operates one of the largest fleets of road transport equipment throughout Europe with a dedicated team of specialist IT programmers who develop cutting edge bespoke transport & logistics ERP systems that can be used worldwide.
The ever expanding Pettitt Group pride themselves on innovation and are continuously introducing new ideas in order to improve business performance and customer satisfaction.
Ferrycarrig Hotel, Monart and Hotel Kilkenny – The Griffin Group ethos is to provide best in class products with unbeatable service standards.
The OmniPro Group provide a range of technical and consulting services to accountants throughout Ireland and the UK.
Halo Tiles & Bathroom have supplied projects of varying sizes and value across the country and have a long history of working in close association with local designers and contractors to find solutions to projects inside and outside of Wexford.
Nolan Transport have a large fleet of trucks on the road everyday – they can be at any collection point in Ireland within 2-4 hours, 4-8 hours in the UK, 8-24 hours in Northern Europe and 1-2 working days for Southern Europe.
In just six years Rory O’Connor has led Scurri, a multi-award winning start-up, to become one of the fastest growing and most agile cloud based delivery management solutions in Europe.
Rochefreight is one of the leading specialists in Transport, Logistics, Warehousing and Supply Chain Management, they offer a complete range of specialist services.
The Tweeting Goddess is a Top influencer on social media and has trained numerous businesses and start-ups on how to use social media and has created a digital strategy for them.
Graphedia is a fresh full-service digital design & marketing agency, their job is to make companies look and sound superlative so they attract more customers and make more money!
Powerhouse PR’s success lies in the creation of innovative and tailor made communications campaigns, which are bespoke, and created for the specific brand needs in order to reach strategic business goals.
Fergus Flanagan Architects Ltd use the latest technology in 3D computer modelling. Their 3D Software allows their clients to fly through their projects on their lap tops, phones or ipads.
Clayton Whites Hotel ensure their service standards are consistently high at every opportunity. They strive for success, are enthusiastic about what they do, and take responsibility for getting things right.
The values of Datapac’s CSR programme mirror the corporate values of their business by placing emphasis on partnerships, quality, legacy and people development. Over their 35 years in business their CSR activity has undertaken a number of partnerships and initiatives so that they can give something back to communities both in Wexford and beyond.
CSR and giving back to the community has been part of Graphedia since its inception back in 2000. They work in conjunction with a number of Charities and local clubs to help improve their facilities and events.
Since its inception in 2012, Wexford MarineWatch has been extremely successful in preventing suicide by drowning in the Wexford Harbour area and along Wexford Quays and Bridge. Wexford MarineWatch volunteers are always available to provide assistance and expertise to anyone who is interested in setting up similar organisations around the country.
CRI is almost exclusively an exporter, exporting to countries including, but not exclusive to US, China, South Africa, US, Canada and Israel. They are constantly trying to improve their products and technology, to enable them to deliver consistent quality products to their customers.
Future Nutrition manufacture top quality sports and nutritional beverages and powders using the best ingredients which are produced in their quality assured facility. There is a belief in their company that through continuous R&D and constant product and process improvement they can ensure a leading position for Future Nutrition into the future.
Summit Scaffolding Limited offer a wide range of services to their clients including hire, sales and labour only. Providing employment to 33 full time and 2 part time staff since start up.
Talbot Suites at Stonebridge opened their doors on the 18th June 2016. The building features 73-luxury apartments located less than 100 metres from the four-star family owned Talbot Hotel.
Wexford Community Services Council provides a Day Care Centre for older people where they can receive treatments, friendship, meals, and personal and nursing care.
Kilmuckridge Community & Family Resource Centre have pro-actively researched the training needs in Kilmuckridge and its environs from local businesses and the Local Employment Services, they support local people to develop skills for employment through their WWETB/LTI training programme.
Nolan Transport owns and operates one of the largest fleets of road transport equipment throughout Europe. With over 50 years’ experience in the transport industry, a motivated workforce along with cutting edge technology, they aim to provide their customers with a first class service and full visibility throughout the transport process.

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