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Upholstery material: fabric Mostar 2889 Grey (Group 2).
Type of filling the seat: serpentine springs and foam.
Type of filling the backrest: foam.
High back and armrests provide a stable support.
Wooden legs in beech natural colour.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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eorge Washington was a daring soldier himself and of course noticed how other men behaved on a battlefield. He liked a man who had plenty of courage--a real hero. There was a certain Colonel Prescott who fought at the battle of Bunker Hill whom Washington admired. He always spoke of him as Prescott, the brave.
Colonel Prescott had a grandson, William Hickling Prescott, who was never in a battle in his life and did not know the least thing about soldiering, but he deserved the same title his grandfather won--"Prescott, the brave"--as you will see.
William was born in Salem, in 1796. His father, a lawyer who afterwards became a famous judge, was a rich man, so William and his younger brothers and sisters had a beautiful home; and as his mother was a laughing, joyous woman, the little Prescotts had a happy childhood.
William was much petted by his parents. His mother taught him to read and write, but when he was very small he went to school to a lady who loved her pupils so well that she never allowed people to call her a school-teacher--she said she was a school-mother. Between his pleasant study hours with Miss Higginson, this school-mother, and his merry play hours at home, the days were never quite long enough for William.
When he was seven, he was placed in a private school taught by Master Knapp. And there he was asked to study rather more than he liked. He had loved story books almost from his cradle, and what he read was very real to him. Sometimes, when he was only a tiny boy, he felt so sure the goblins, fairies, and giants of which he had been reading might suddenly appear, unless his mother were at hand to banish them, that he would follow her from room to room, holding on to her gown. Still these books were much nicer, he thought, than the ones Master Knapp told him to study. He was full of fun and frolic and took all Master Knapp's rebukes so cheerfully that the teacher could not get angry with him. His schoolmates adored him. Even if he did play a good many jokes on them, they were not mean, vicious jokes. He had altogether too kind a heart to hurt a person or to say unkind things. He did manage to get his history lessons, and he liked to read lives of great men. But he did not study any great amount until after his father moved to Boston, and William began to fit himself for Harvard College. He was proud of his father and fancied that he would like to be a lawyer like him.
Young Prescott had been in college but a short time when, one night at dinner, a rough, rude student hurled a hard crust of bread across the table, not aiming at any one in particular. But it hit Prescott in his left eye and destroyed the sight in it. The poor fellow fell to the floor as if he were dead and was very ill for weeks. Then it was that he began to earn his title of Prescott, the brave. He did not complain, he did not say: "Well, of course, I shall never try to do anything now that I have only one eye to use." Instead, he kept up his spirits and finished his course at Harvard gayly. Everybody talked of his pluck. He was asked to be orator of his class, and he wrote for graduation day a Latin poem on Hope, which he recited with such a happy face and manner that the people clapped their hands and cheered. His parents were so pleased that William could finish his college work, in spite of his accident, and that he could keep right on being a rollicking, laughing boy, that they spread a great tent on the college grounds and feasted five hundred friends who had come to see William graduate.
Then William went on a wonderful visit to the Azores. His mother's brother, Thomas Hickling, was United States Consul at St. Michael. This uncle had married a Portuguese lady, and there was a large family of cousins to entertain the New England boy. Mr. Hickling had a big country house and a lot of spirited horses. As William drove over the lovely island, he used to laugh at the funny little burros the working people rode and the strange costumes they wore. Of course, he found St. Michael a different looking place from Boston, with its brick, or sober-colored houses. At the Azores, you know, everything is bright and gay. A salmon-pink castle stands next a square, box-like house, painted yellow; a blue villa and a buff villa probably adjoin dainty green and lavender cottages, and occasionally a fancy little dwelling, all towers and balconies, will be painted cherry red. Then the mountain peaks behind all these houses are vivid green. So William felt almost as if he were in fairyland.
When he had been looking at these beautiful things about six weeks, he found suddenly, one morning, that they had turned black. He could not see a bit with his well eye! A doctor was sent for and he said: "A perfectly dark room for you, William Prescott, for three months, and only enough food to keep you alive!" In all the ninety-five days the doctor kept him shut in, William was never heard to utter one word of complaint. His cousins sat with him a good deal (thankful that he could not see them cry), and he told them funny stories, sang songs, and paced back and forth for exercise, with his elbows held way out at his sides to avoid running into the furniture. He finally saw again but had to be very careful of that one useful eye all the rest of his life. The minute he used it too much, the blindness would come on again.
As studying law was out of the question for him, he thought he would write histories. He had already learned a good deal about the different countries but knew most about Spain. So he set about learning all he could of that country as far back as the days of Christopher Columbus. Of course, this brought in King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella (you remember she offered to sell her jewels to help Columbus) and stories of Peru and Mexico, so that William Prescott spent most of his life gathering facts together about the Spanish people. And the histories of them he wrote (eight large books) sound almost like story books; when you read them you seem to see the banquet halls, the queens followed by their pages and ladies-in-waiting, the priests chanting hymns in their monasteries, and the Mexican generals in their showy uniforms.
Think how hard it was for William Prescott to make these histories. He dared use his eye but a few hours a week. So he hired people to read to him, to go to libraries to look at old papers and letters, and to copy the notes he made on a queer machine. You can see this instrument that he contrived at the Massachusetts Historical Society. Some pieces of wood held sheets of paper in place; other strips of wood kept the pencil going in fairly straight lines. But sometimes when he used this at night, or when his eye was bandaged, he would forget to put in a fresh sheet of paper and would scribble ahead for a long time, writing the same lines over and across until his secretaries would have a hard time to find out what he meant. He did not want to waste time by asking to have the same thing read twice to him, so he trained his memory until he could carry the exact words on a page in his mind, and after a while he could repeat whole chapters without a mistake. But it was slow work making books this way. He was ten years getting his first one, the history of Ferdinand and Isabella, ready for the publisher.
Prescott did not talk about this work. No one but his parents and the secretaries knew that he was busy at all, because in his resting hours he was often seen at balls and parties, laughing and chatting in his own lively way. And one day one of his relatives drew him aside (this was when he had been grinding away in his library for eight years) and said: "William, it seems to me you are wasting your time sadly. Why don't you stop being so idle and try some kind of work?"
This same relation and all Prescott's friends were astonished and proud enough when, two years later, three big volumes of Spanish history were for sale in the book-stores, with William Hickling Prescott's name given as the author. That season every one who could afford it gave their friends a Christmas present of the Prescott books. He had compliments enough to turn his head, but he was too sensible to be vain. He wrote several other books and soon became famous. When he was in London, he had many honors shown him.
Prescott was fond of children and always kept a stock of candy and sweets on hand for small people. His servants adored him and so did his secretaries. They used to tell how he would frolic, even at his work. Sometimes when he had got to a place in one of the books where he must describe a battle scene, he would dash about the room, singing at the top of his lungs some stirring ballad like: "Oh, give me but my Arab steed!" And then when he felt he really "had his steam up" he would begin to write. He was kind and generous and showed so much courtesy to rich and poor alike that he has been called the finest gentleman of his time. No doubt he was, but it is true, too, that he was Prescott, the Brave!

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ACCA has issued a Request for Proposals for the redevelopment of 115 East Jefferson Street in Allegheny City Central. Deadline: Monday, September 10, 2018.
Attend the Public Meeting on June 26 to view the Norfolk Southern plans for raising Northside bridges by three feet to accommodate double-stacked trains.
At the ACCA General Membership Meeting on Monday, March 12, there will be an important discussion and vote on a motion that the ACCA support demolition of 4, 6, and 8 West North Avenue. Please plan to attend.
ACCA hosts the 2017 National Night Out Street Party where neighbors can enjoy a free, family-friendly event celebrating our community.
Congratulations to Randyland, Randy, Mac, and the Cat!! Pittsburgh City Council declared Saturday, June 3 to be Randyland Day in the City of Pittsburgh!
Thank you to the 18 volunteers who helped Western Pennsylvania Conservancy plant 16 new trees in Allegheny City Central on Earth Day 2017.
Nominations for the 2017-19 ACCA Board of Directors will be accepted until Monday, April 10, 2017. Voting will take place at the May 8, 2017 meeting.
Allegheny City Central Association is pleased to roll out its residential energy audit program designed to help our neighbors improve on their home’s energy efficiency and save on their utility bills.
Patrick Dexter has recently stepped in as Acting President of Allegheny City Central Association while Andrew Wickesberg, who has served as ACCA President for the past two and a half years, will be working out of town. Tom Hardy will continue as Development Consultant.
ACCA is planning a free, family-friendly Street Party for National Night Out. Have a fun evening of conversation, food, and lots of activities for the kids!
Sign up for our mailing list to find out what's happening and what's coming up.

industry_corpus2: Real Estate & Construction


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Candidates can now access the Results for 2nd stage of Computer Based test for Non-technical Popular category posts for RRB NTPC.
Railway Recruitment Board has released the Results and candidates can check the results Zonewise by clicking on the link accessing the results.
There are a total of 14023 vacancies in RRB NTPC for a number of posts. This is revised list of vacancy given by RRB which has seen a reduction in the number of vacancies.
Aptitude Test was conducted in Computer Based Test for CBT. mode. Aptitude test may comprise of several test batteries and the candidates will have to qualify in each of these batteries to be considered for the posts of Assistant Station Master for ASM., Traffic Assistant..
The marks for aptitude test and Typing skills test will be added to the 2nd Stage written examination of CBT. Marks. The ratio of the CBT marks in the 2nd Stage CBT marks and aptitude test marks shall be 70: 30. Candidates who do not score sufficient marks in the tests shall be eliminated. However, candidates shall be chosen for other posts where they are eligible.
Stay tuned for more updates on RRB NTPC !

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247 Decon – Old School Supply Co.
Your round-the-clock lifestyle calls for a shoe that optimizes both style and performance for superior versatility. The 247 Sport adds athletic style to your everyday look and delivers an unbeatable fit with a lightweight and flexible bootie-style upper. With its clean profile and advanced REVlite midsole cushioning, this shoe is the perfect fit for everything from your workday commute to the demands of modern life.

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Any dog enthusiast who spends time in the kitchen will adore our decorative Beagle dish towel set. Each set includes the Beagle towel, made from absorbent cotton and measuring 17 x 28 inches, and the matching quilted potholder with coordinated trim that measures 7 x 7 inches. Beagle dish towels are as fun as they are functional and make a special gift for any owner of this lovable breed. Add a unique touch to your kitchen with this attractive set and your guests will notice your fine taste!
The Beagle dish towel & pot holder are just awesome. (That's why I got 2 of them.) Will be used for decorations.


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If the 2014 election were a fish, the voters would have tossed it back in the water.
Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski and family head to the polls in 2010. It’s cold in the 49th state, but Alaskans have one of the nation’s highest voter participation rates.
The estimated 54 percent voter participation in Washington was its lowest since 1978, another election in which no statewide public office was on the ballot.
It’s worse for the country as a whole. Across America, just 36.3 percent of Americans cast ballots in the midterm election. The figure is the lowest since the November 1942 midterm election, held in the month when the tide began to turn in World War II.
Voter participation in Washington was 8 percent below the pre-election projection of Secretary of State Kim Wyman. It flummoxed Democrats’ hopeful “spin” that Initiative 594, requiring criminal background checks for gun buyers, would spike turnout in suburban state Senate districts they hoped to win. Republicans won all of them.
Washington did not fare well compared to neighboring states. Seventy percent of Oregon voters returned ballots in an election where targeted Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley and Gov. John Kitzhaber swept to re-election. Fifty-eight percent of Idaho voters turned out, re-electing Republican Gov. Butch Otter.
Alaska was also among the highest-voting states in the country, with the fates of Republican Gov. Sean Parnell and Democratic Sen. Mark Begich still undecided. The 49th state was also voting on marijuana legalization and a higher minimum wage.
Although the vote count is not yet complete, just three of the state’s 39 counties reached 70 percent voter participation. Tiny Garfield (79.95) and Columbia (72.89) counties in Southeast Washington topped the turnout figures. Jefferson County on the Olympic Peninsula was at 70.23.
The vast, year-long bombardment of nasty TV ads, by both candidates and “SuperPACs,” appears to have turned off rather than invigorated the electorate.
The Kentucky Senate race consumed an estimated $80 million, the bulk of it defending incoming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. Yet, just 44 percent of Bluegrass State voters cast ballots.
The hot Senate race in North Carolina saw just two out of five — 40.7 percent — of registered voters cast ballots. The bitter, pricey contest for governor of Florida yielded a gloomy 43.1 percent turnout in the Sunshine State.
Overall, the national turnout was down about 5 percent from the 41 percent voter participation seen in President Obama’s first midterm “shellacking” in 2010.
The 2008 election saw 62 percent of eligible voters cast ballots, while four years later 58 percent of the electorate turned out.
The falloff this year, as in 2010, was greatest among such groups as young voters, Hispanics and working women who voted overwhelmingly for the 44th president, despite a $60 million Democratic voter turnout effort.
The national electorate last Tuesday was 75 percent white, with 37 percent of those voting over 60 years of age.
The impact of restrictive voting laws is not yet clear. With its requirement of government photo ID, Texas had a turnout of just 28.5 percent, despite elections for governor and U.S. Senate. Mississippi was also among the lowest turnout states in the country at 32.3 percent.

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(Hartford, CT) On Saturday May 5, 2018, the City of Hartford will host the 2018 Food-Share ‘Walk Against Hunger’. This event is scheduled to commence at 10:00 a.m. and end at approximately 12:30 p.m.
The walk will stage inside Dunkin Donuts Park (1214 Main Street, Hartford, CT) then travel south on Trumbull Street toward Jewell Street, remaining on the west side of Trumbull Street. Participants will follow Jewell Street to Ann Street, and then head north bound to Main Street onto Trumbull Street, where they will return to Dunkin Donuts Park. An estimated 5,000 participants and spectators will be in attendance. In conjunction with this event, there will be street closures and parking restrictions that motorists should consider. Unexpected lane closings may also occur due to circumstances beyond the police department’s control. Schedules are subject to change due to inclement weather, security alerts and other emergencies. Motorists traveling in the area of this event may experience delays, and should consider alternative routes, if possible.
Between 9:50 a.m. and approximately 12:30 p.m. (10 minutes prior to, and for the duration of the event) the Main Street Exit (#50) on I-84 Eastbound will be closed. Motorists traveling in the area may experience delays and should consider alternative routes.
(Hartford, CT.) – The Hartford Police Department Traffic Division will conduct a DUI Enforcement Checkpoint on Thursday, April 26, 2018, from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m., in the area of 620 Wethersfield Avenue.


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As Baselworld 2019 reaches its conclusion, TAG Heuer has released their Connected 45 Modular Golf Edition - an adaptation of their original smartwatch, the TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45.
The Golf Edition sits at a width of 45mm on the wrist and the traditional 1-12 numbering has been replaced by 1-18 for obvious reasons. Each of these numbers is highlighted as you make your way through the course. This personal wrist caddy will keep your score and track your progress towards the green via GPS (to an accuracy within one metre), which enables a 2D course map that actively updates on hazards, bunkers, and shot distances based on your watch's positioning.
If you're concerned that your hometown golf course in the middle of nowhere won't be one of the 39,000 global courses that TAG has registered - then worry not because this thing has 99% of the world's courses on file (unless, of course, your obscure course is part of the unfortunate 1%). With up to 25 hours of battery life, you'd be able to hit a couple of those spots without a recharge.
Finally, the piece will track your current score with up to four other opponents and let you know how you compare to your past games and holes. A nifty smartphone app also supports the system.
Shipping to Australia for the TAG Heuer Connected 45 Modular Golf Edition will begin on April 16 and set buyers back $2,650.
For more or our Baselworld 2019 picks, see 'BASELWORLD 2019: Bugatti Teams Up With Jacob & Co. For Eccentric New Watches' and 'Rolex Unveils a $37,000 Monochromatic Yacht-Master 42'.
Would You Drop $70k On These Honma Beres 06 Golf Clubs With 18k Gold?


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Monroe goes for a spin in Italy.
Marilyn Monroe fronts this RCA soundtrack album sold in Italy featuring songs from the film Follie dell'anno, which originally appeared in the U.S. as There's No Business Like Show Business. There are four numbers written by Irving Berlin here and Monroe handles the vocals. If you want this platter it'll cost you probably a hundred dollars or more, so good luck with that. We're content to enjoy the sleeve. The shot of Monroe turned backward in her director's chair is one we've never seen before.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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Round three of the FIA World Sports Car Championship (WEC) at Silverstone treated more than 60,000 British spectators to a gripping battle. An incident at the start of the race saw the front-runners amongst the 34-strong field caught up in an incident, the No92 911 RSR shared by Kévin Estre and Michael Christensen navigated its way through neatly to lead the GTE-Pro class. However during its second stint while Christensen was at the wheel, the 911 experienced tyre problems and it fell back to P6. Good pit stop strategy saw the pair perform an effective recovery, working their way back up to the front, at times even holding the category lead but ultimately finishing P3 in GTE-Pro.
Four additional 911 RSRs tackled the GTE-Am class at Silverstone. Victory went to Dempsey Proton Racing with Porsche Young Professional Matt Campbell, Christian Ried and Porsche Junior Julien Andlauer at the wheel. Despite a difficult race at Silverstone, Porsche continues to lead the manufacturers’ championship in the GTE-Pro class, as well as the drivers’ classification of both the GTE-Pro and GTE-Am classes in the WEC – with Estre and Christensen heading the drivers’ standings.
Round four of the WEC takes place on 14th October at Fuji in Japan.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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Had a great time this weekend with Workers Union Ensemble performing ‘The Virus Within: Hearing HIV’ at Southampton University’s Science and Engineering Day. Ben Oliver’s work with scientist Chad Swanson has resulted in a wicked three-movement piece which uses strands of DNA and nucleotides in musical form. Fascinating from both a scientific and musical perspective, we are looking forward to touring this around the UK over the next few years.
Here is a snapshot of the fascinating project my group Workers Union Ensemble were involved with earlier this year.
‘Hearing HIV‘ brings together contemporary music and cutting edge scientific research. In collaboration with virologist Chad Swanson, Benjamin Oliver has composed a new three-movement work for ensemble and electronics that musically explores HIV replication processes and how innovative ‘Shock and Kill’ treatments might provide a cure for HIV.
This video is of extracts from the premiere at Guy’s Chapel, King’s College London, on 15 February 2018. You can watch all three movements in full here. Or why not come and see us live in Southampton in 2019? Exact dates and times to be finalised but check the Workers Union Ensemble site for the latest info.

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Paul George was a popular option Thursday against the Los Angeles Lakers, winding up on more than half of all FanDuel rosters. Who else garnered attention in NBA DFS?
Let's take a look at the ownership numbers for the main slate on Thursday, January 17th.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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Home • FAQs • Ghostery Lite • How are Ghostery Lite tracker categories defined and maintained?
How are Ghostery Lite tracker categories defined and maintained?
Ghostery has grouped the extensive list of trackers that it has accrued over years of anti-tracking work into 8 categories: advertising, site analytics, customer interaction, social media, essential, audio/video player, adult content and comments. These lists are constantly maintained by members of the Ghostery team with help from our awesome users. By employing category control, users are able to quickly select their preferred method of protection in their custom settings.

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Bradley Manning is finally on trial, and it's already tiresome how much he's being described as a "hero."
Whatever the merits of Manning's discontent with the U.S. Army, the actions he is accused of taking as a result -- leaking reams of secret diplomatic cables mostly unrelated to the Iraq War -- were not whistleblowing.
They were detrimental to American security and to the cause of peace in the world. Diplomacy requires discretion, and when the ability of American diplomats to communicate discreetly is undermined, tensions rise.
The celebration of Manning (complete with an invitation, since rescinded, to serve in absentia as a grand marshal of the San Francisco Pride Parade) is part of a broader media celebration of leakers. This sort of makes sense: leaks of classified information are good for the press, since they make our jobs easier and more interesting. Access to information that is supposed to be secret makes the press more powerful.
But what's good for the press is only sometimes good for the public. The CEO of the Associated Press has complained that, by subpoenaing its phone records in its investigation of a person who leaked classified information about an anti-terror operation to the AP, the Justice Department has made some sources less willing to talk. Well, that's the point: the point of investigations and prosecutions is to get people with security clearances not to leak classified information, because it's desirable for the government to be able to keep secrets.
The government keeps too many secrets, which is part of why it has trouble convincing the public and press that leaks are bad. But the solution overclassification is to classify less; it is not a justification for public servants to violate the terms of their security clearances.
Nor should we be conflating leakers with whistleblowers. As noted by Professor Richard Rosen, who runs the Center for Military Law and Policy at Texas Tech, whistleblowers' legal right is to go to inspectors general within the government or to Congress, not to the press. Occasionally, even illegal leaks further the public interest (such as that of the Pentagon Papers) but the onus is on the leaker to be sure he's leaking the actually publicly relevant information -- not an indiscriminate trove of documents, as Manning is accused of.
Manning, like anyone else accused of breaching a security clearance, deserves due process and a fair trial. But that's about it -- we can save the canonization for actual heroes.


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With a stay at Temporary House - Porta Romana Building in Milan (Porta Lodovica), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Cathedral of Milan and Piazza del Duomo. This apartment is 1.9 mi (3 km) from Museo del Duomo and 2.4 mi (3.9 km) from Leonardo da Vinci Museum of Science and Technology.
Make yourself at home in one of the 7 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring microwaves and LCD televisions. Your bed comes with Egyptian cotton sheets, and all rooms are furnished with sofa beds. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

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Self-adhesive labels are paper or synthetic printing substrates intended for informational and advertising purposes, which are a great way of attracting a potential customer’s attention.
These labels are printed on self-adhesive paper or film., in which the base is coated with a layer of adhesive covered by a protective layer; when this layer is removed, the label is ready for use.
Multi-layer labels, (also known as peel-off or gizmo labels) are used wherever it is necessary to include a large amount of information in a relatively small area.
Labels of this type consist of two layers permanently bonded, but which can be separately viewed.
Multi-layer labels are exceptionally popular in the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industries, where the law requires a substantial amount of information to be included on the packaging.
Similarly, producers who want to include information about promotions, other products, or in many languages often choose this type of label.
Aluminium labels are a popular and practical solution. To make them, we use a thin layer of aluminium which is overprinted and then embossed, thanks to which the label achieves a unique and elegant appearance.
Using this process, it is possible to achieve interesting and unusual effects such as “old gold” or “old silver“.
Aluminium labels are non-absorptive, do not have an odour, are completely opaque and highly resistant to damage. They are also highly resistant to high temperatures, moisture, and irradiation.
They are a modern solution, which is becoming increasingly popular for example in the alcohol industry.
An important element of our operations is the production of sachets. We’ve been developing this segment of our business for years. Sachets are an excellent medium for advertisements as packaging for product samples which our clients can use to present their products to consumers.
We can produce sachets from different types of base material, with different dimensions adapted to different product sizes.
Sachets can be filled with any type of contents, including liquids.
We also offer laminate printing and can supply the client with rolls of prepared film to be used when packing sachets.
Labels for PET bottles, commonly known as wraparounds, are paper or synthetic labels used to identify the contents of bottles or other products with a round shape.
They are very often used in the food industry, but also in the chemical, home appliance, medical, and cosmetics industries.
Polypropylene labels are more expensive than standard, but are a very attractive solution. They are highly resistant to atmospheric conditions. Their transparent substrates produce an outstanding visual effect. Films with thicknesses of 30 to 40 microns are typically used. We produce labels like these in rolls, as a tape.
Silkscreen is a solution which allows a large amount of ink to be applied to a specific place. Thanks to this, selected elements of the print can be highlighted (such as a logo, or a small single text), and a thicker layer of ink is easily felt by the fingers, giving the labels a very elegant 3-D effect.
This technology also allows text to be added in Braille.
Silkscreen is widely used in the cosmetics, pharmaceutical, and domestic chemical product industries.
We also offer special-purpose labels which can play roles other than simply informational and marketing.
The most important characteristic of these labels is that they cannot be removed and replaced on the product without leaving a trace. Labels like these are often used in electronics and the computer industry, and also with documents, mailings, and cosmetics.
Blockout labels are used whenever it is necessary to completely and permanently cover elements of the product.
Sandwich labels are a kind of “label on a label” – they are remove from the base and applied to a surface, and then an additional layer can be removed from them. Sandwich layers are often used in logistics, administration, marketing operations, and different types of competitions and promotions, as well as in medicine.
matte inks for environmentally friendly products.
Lamination involves covering the printed label with a layer of film. Thanks to this, the label takes on a shine. Additionally, lamination protects the print from mechanical damage and soiling.
A gilded effect can be achieved by applying a very thin metallised film to certain areas of the label. This is done using photopolymer matrices, on one production line with UV inks. It should be noted that we can also do cold-stamping, giving an interesting visual effect.
Embossing involves “pressing” convex areas into the label surface. Embossing can improve the aesthetics of the product and highlight selected graphic elements. Embossing delivers great results when used in conjunction with paper, metal, or aluminium labels.
Typical high-shine UV inks have been in use for a long time, and are an economical way to protect and improve the look of the label.
Matte inks protect the print, while giving a matte rather than shiny finish. Pearlescent inks give a natural, pearly shine effect.
These two types of inks can also be combined.
We have the technical ability to also apply print to the adhesive side of the label. If the packaging of the product permits (for example, it is transparent), print can be applied to the adhesive side of the label including informational text, ingredients, or applications. Deactivation of adhesive involves weakening or eliminating the adhesive properties of the adhesive in certain areas, making these “adhesive-free”.
We use special machinery to apply numeration and variable code overprinting to labels.
We can apply numeration both to the label and to the base itself. Typically, we apply numeration in black, however it is possible to purchase almost any colour of ink., which can significantly improve the appearance of the product.
The production process for labels with numeration is not very different from the production of normal labels. There is just one more stage at the end; the rolls of labels are placed in a special machine which is programmed to apply a code according to the client’s instructions.
Next, numeration itself is conducted and only then are the labels prepared for delivery.
If you would like to know more, contact us.
In conversations with the client, we aim to gather as much information as possible about the labels. We are interested in more than just the basic details and sizes, order amounts and colours – we want to know estimated annual usage, the purpose of the labels, durability requirements in atypical conditions, and so on. This information lets us make the best possible offer, matched to the client’s needs perfectly.
We offer label design services, and our graphics studio can develop a concept from the ground up and adapt the materials provided by the clients to flexo technology and the profiles of the machinery we use. Precise guidelines for preparing graphic materials are available in the “Technical requirements – print preparation” section. The prepared design is sent for approval in PDF format, and if necessary by courier as a digital proof.
Photopolymers are placed on the printing machines and the printing process begins. The first print run of a given design can be conducted with the client present, who may approve the design based on their own materials and estimation. The paints which we use in the printing process are UV hardened, making high line counts possible Finally, finishing is applied according to the client’s instructions.

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Part of the Rachael Ray Highline Collection, this bench is a great addition to any apartment. It is a space saver as it also opens to be a bed. Great for guests to sleep over.
Bench - 63" W x 34" D x 19"


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We live in the 21st century but we still iron our clothes and manually count calories.
Maybe it’s time to delegate these and many other tasks to electronic assistants, especially since some of them are already available right now.
The device will evaluate your face on a scale of 0 to 100, analyze the effects of creams and other cosmetic products that you use, and will give you a detailed report and skincare recommendations based on the analysis.
This lovely mirror costs €360, which is not so expensive compared to the services of beauty experts. A pleasant bonus is that the mirror can play music, show YouTube videos, and it’s also possible to order products from Amazon with its help.
The principle of the glasses is based on the fact that our biological clocks are regulated by light which contributes to the development of melatonin and it, in turn, is a regulator of our daily rhythm.
If you are traveling east, then the glasses should be worn in the morning for 60 minutes. This way, you’ll be able to fall asleep in the evening without any trouble once you arrive at your destination. If you’re traveling west, the device will have to be worn in the evening so as not to fall asleep too early and not suffer from night awakenings. The price of the gadget is $299.
Not only does this robot pillow help you fall asleep but it also reduces anxiety and helps get rid of stress. The robot analyzes a person’s breathing rhythm and quietly adjusts to it in such a way that makes it easier to fall asleep quicker.
The gadget can play relaxing sounds or music, depending on the user’s choice. The pillow costs €412. Despite the high cost, there are plenty of people who wish to order it since insomnia is something that many people suffer from all over the world.
Smart socks are actually more accurate in comparison with the well-known fitness wristband. The gadget tracks physical activity, counts the calories burned, and even helps the user choose a pair of athletic shoes that are perfect for him. You can wash these socks in a washing machine. The price of the device is comparable to the price of a regular fitness bracelet — $199.
Don’t be startled by the non-standard look of the toothbrush and the equally unusual device for dental floss. Their undeniable advantage is that they allow you to brush all your teeth in just 6 seconds. Each brush is made based on 3D-scanning of the oral cavity and costs from $75 to $100.
The filters built into the cushion can purify the air from automobile exhausts, gases, and soot. The device creates a kind of air bubble around the child’s head and doesn’t allow the inhalation of harmful substances.
Also, the device responds to rising levels of dangerous gases such as nitrogen oxide and carbon monoxide, and warns parents about it with a mobile application. The cushion will go on sale this summer. The approximate cost is $200 and the replacement filters will cost $5.
The Swedish company that owns the idea of creating a portable tent admits that it was inspired by houses made of pillows and blankets — which each of us loved as children. Adult life is full of stress so why not relax and be alone for at least 5 minutes?
A mask for sleeping is attached to the tent and its lower part is laid out in such a way that you can lie down and stretch your legs. Inside, the tent is provided with a light, as well as a holder for a tablet so you can easily read or watch a movie. The price of a portable adult “house” is only $99.
These glasses will be useful for people suffering from age-related farsightedness. They are based on the principle of binoculars or a microscope and allow you to change the focal length by simply moving your hand. The owners of this invention will no longer have to buy a few pairs of glasses since all activities can be performed with the help of one pair.
The price of the glasses starts from $89. Those who doubt whether or not the glasses will suit them can take advantage of the free opportunity to test the glasses for 30 days.
Samsung’s smart refrigerator photographs its content and sends the photo to the owner so that he knows which products to buy. He also suggests various recipes. The display makes it possible to order ingredients online, to find out the weather, to listen to music, or to watch a video. This smart refrigerator is a bit pricier than regular ones, but the $3,499 may be worth spending when you consider all of the time-saving benefits it provides.
By its appearance, the device resembles a microwave oven. To calculate the number of calories in a prepared dish, you need to open the door and place the plate inside; additional grinding of the components and other manipulations are not required. The system will independently analyze the food based on 3 criteria and will show the result on the display or on your smartphone screen.
The device exists only at the prototype stage but we hope that soon it will be available to everyone who monitors the food they eat and wants to know the exact amount of calories consumed.
This appliance will take over the routine work that almost no one likes doing — ironing. The machine will cope equally well with synthetic, natural, and delicate fabrics such as silk or wool. It can work with 12 items at the same time, which will save your time considerably.
The clothes are processed by a specially designed hot press and they get dried and ironed and are then automatically exposed to the outside. Sales of the ironing machine haven’t started yet but despite the price of $930, there is already a waiting list of people who want to purchase it.


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Correctional officers guard prisons, but their career also demands much more. They investigate prison crimes, transport inmates, provide informal counseling, write reports, oversee correctional programming, supervise working inmates and serve as liaisons with the public. Without correctional officers, the criminal justice system would not fulfill its missions to keep communities safe and reduce recidivism. People want to become corrections officers for both idealistic and practical reasons.
Many future correctional officers want to help people. They believe they can provide discipline and stability to people whose lives have neither. To them, a correctional officer career means more than punishing people. It means serving as a role model and educator. They believe in rehabilitation and hope to transform criminals into law-abiding citizens.
Many people who pursue careers as correctional officers feel a strong desire to clean up crime-ridden streets and make communities safer for everyone. While correctional officers cannot arrest dangerous criminals, they play a role in keeping them off the streets and reforming them so they no longer pose a threat. Correctional officers help reduce recidivism by matching offenders with programs that can address their needs and minimize their risk of re-offending.
Many people pursue a career as a correctional officer because it provides stable employment. After all, society always needs prisons. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects steady growth through 2018 for correctional careers, due in part to the popularity of mandatory minimum sentences, which tend to fill and overcrowd prisons. Although states in budget crisis may lower or strip mandatory minimum sentence guidelines, prisons will still need to replace correctional officers who retire or leave the profession.
Young people with minimal education or people switching careers find correctional officer careers appealing because entry-level positions do not require an extensive education. In many states, correctional officers can start the job with an Associate's degree, according to the Everest College website. Once on the job, officers can pursue a Bachelor's degree or professional development. Correctional officers can also rise in rank to earn more income.
Correctional officers face challenges every day, whether from disruptive prisoners or gang violence inside the prison walls. In one sense, correctional officers have to act like police for the prison, gathering intelligence and investigating crimes. Some future correctional officers find those challenges exciting. They want a career that never gets boring and pushes them every day. The stress and dangers of correctional work requires officers to be well rounded so that they can be prepared for anything.
Karen Murdock holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing. She has taught college composition since 2005 and written for a variety of publications since 1996.
What Are the Different Types of Correctional Institutions?
Murdock, Karen. "What Are the Reasons People Want to Become Correctional Officers?" Synonym, https://classroom.synonym.com/what-are-the-reasons-people-want-to-become-correctional-officers-13583717.html. 25 June 2018.


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Much of Game of Thrones season eight was filmed in Northern Ireland, with numerous locations available to visit. The regular HBO price of $14.99 per month will activate once the trial is complete, or you can cancel anytime during the trial. On one hand, we are dying to see the Battle of Winterfell unfold, who will die in the bloodiest battle of the show? and who will be the true victor of the Game of Thrones? You'll be able to rent the DVDs as much as you want, allowing you to watch the whole of Game of Thrones in one sitting once it's over.
Additions for Game of Thrones' cast for Season 8 include Harry Grasby and Seamus O'Hara. As with Amazon Prime there is no cable, DirecTV or Dish Network needed as this is a direct offering by HBO for subscribers.
"Game of Thrones" fans got treated to a sneak preview of the season 8 premiere on Sunday night - with the Northerners getting their first introduction to Daenerys Targaryen's dragons - in a clip that aired on "60 Minutes".
HBO go provides a facility of watching live streaming of episodes. It's very tempting, especially if you don't have Foxtel or iTunes/Google accounts to purchase the episodes, but it'll make the world a safer place.
This is another HBO streaming service available to US viewers only. Amazon Channels gives you the full access to HBO Now, so you can access all the movies, the TV shows, and everything else the platform lets you get. The two streaming services that let you order HBO a la carte are Hulu + Live TV and PlayStation Vue.


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A great show and an inspirational day out for anyone looking at buying a property. The Ideal Home Show 2015 is back this year at Olympia, London.
Why attend The Ideal Home Show?
In 2015, The Ideal Home Show will be in it’s 107th year! It’s a fantastic show that has been at the forefront of transforming British homes over the years. It provide inspiration to thousands of people looking at large home build projects to exquisite finishing touches to make a house a home.
When, What, Where and how much to attend The Ideal Home Show 2015?
The Ideal Home show 2015, will be held at Olympia, London between 20th March 2015 and 6th April 2015. Tickets are available to book online or you can call 0844 858 6763 to book your tickets over the phone. Tickets online start at £12.00 per adult for a weekday ticket and £14.00 per adult for a weekend ticket. Concessions discounts are available and children go FREE.
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Have you ever had the strong urge to NOT own a G-Shock, but sort of needed a G-Shock? Well this just may be your solution.
This watch is like the challenger (mind you not that terrible 1980s version with the 4 cylinder Mitsubishi motor) it’s the Hellcat.


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Keep furniture doors and drawers shut. This modern push locks are essential in every campervan and motor home conversion.
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1. Betty Robinson becomes the first woman to take gold in a track and field event in 1928.
American athlete Betty Robinson (second from left) wins the final of the women’s 100-meter event during the Olympic Games in Amsterdam on July 31, 1928.
2. Jesse Owens beats the Nazis in 1936.
The medalists in the long jump competition salute from the victory stand at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin on Aug. 8, 1936. From left, Japan’s Naoto Tajima (bronze); American Jesse Owens (gold), who set an Olympic record in the event and offers an American-style salute with his hand to his forehead; and Germany’s Luz Long (silver) giving a Nazi salute.
3. The Olympic team from Formosa (Taiwan) take a stand in 1960.
The Olympic team from Formosa, now Taiwan, protest after they were forced to change their name from the Republic of China to Formosa on Aug. 25, 1960.
4. Cassius Clay wins Olympic gold for light heavyweight boxing in 1960.
The 1960 Olympic medalists for light heavyweight boxing take the winners’ podium at Rome: Cassius Clay, gold; Zbigniew Pietrzykowski of Poland (right), silver; and Giulio Saraudi (Italy) and Anthony Madigan (Australia), joint bronze.
5. Abebe Bikila of Ethiopia runs the men’s marathon final while completely barefoot in 1960 — and wins.
Abebe Bikila crosses the finish line while barefoot on Sept. 11, 1960, at the Olympic Games in Rome.
6. PE teacher Ann Packer of Britain returns to her students as an Olympic champion in 1964.
British athlete Ann Packer is cheered on by students at the Coombe County Girls School, after winning the 800 meters at the Tokyo Olympics in 1964 and setting a new world record in the process.
7. Tommie Smith (center) and John Carlos of the USA each extend a gloved fist in racial protest in 1968.
American sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos raise their fists and give the Black Power salute at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. The move was a symbolic protest against racism in the United States. Smith, the gold medalist, and Carlos, who took bronze, were subsequently suspended from their team for their actions.
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Last month it was my privilege to crew at The Starman Triathlon, an event that my neighbours Andy and Caz from True Grit Events were putting on. The Starman is a unique triathlon in the Scottish Highlands as it starts at midnight with a 1.2 mile swim in Loch Morlich; which for those unfamiliar with the location is about 10 miles east of Aviemore – where you will find the nearest street light. The 56 mile bike that follows takes you through Speyside and finishes with a tough climb up to the ski station car park at the base of Cairn Gorm where you start the final leg a 13.1 mile run. This run is no less challenging than the previous two disciplines as not only do you start by running up Windy Ridge to the exposed summit of Cairn Gorm you then have to run down and finally up and over Meall a’ Bhuachaille to finish at Loch Morlich.
As a Coach, crewing at this event gave me not only the distinctive advantage of viewing the rigours of completing a middle distance triathlon at night but also how each of the competitors adapted and coped (or didn’t) with the nuances of the event thus allowing me to form some advice for participants in not only the 2018 version of the event but also events such as this that take place when the sun goes down.
I think the first most obvious aspect of the race is that start time of midnight. Questions will arise in athletes’ minds as to whether they should, if possible, alter their daily schedule prior to the race and go nocturnal. I think a close second will be questions about eating and how to plan meal times around the race.
Looking at nutrition first, I would aim to eat 4 times on the day of the race making my last ‘meal’ around 21:00, i.e. 3 hours before the start, and I would make this my normal pre race breakfast. So if you were to race a marathon or a normal middle distance triathlon and you would usually have say a bowl of porridge and a banana for breakfast before it then that is what I would aim to eat at around 21:00. I would then work backwards through the day and perhaps eat my dinner slightly earlier knowing I’d be eating at 21:00 and also lunch and breakfast. One aspect to consider for this particular race is the venue and how you are going to make that bowl of porridge or whatever you are going to eat at night beside Loch Morlich. The majority of competitors were in tents so not too much of an issue but worth considering if your normal pre race meal was steak, eggs and broccoli.
With regards to the midnight start it is only one night so I definitely wouldn’t try and alter my life to try and be nocturnal. Anyone who has worked shifts, or has had children or even remembers back to their clubbing days knows that you can cope with one night with no sleep. Having said that I would look to perhaps trying to get a nap maybe in the afternoon or post dinner then get up for the 21:00 “breakfast”/Last Supper and then stay up.
I think the next and again obvious thing about the race is the darkness. It’s called the Starman, there is a clue there, and you see the stars when it’s dark. However living in rural Perthshire as I do we are perhaps more used to and accustomed to the dark. I have a head torch in my van for example so I can walk from it to the house at night, as our nearest streetlight is 3 miles away. The race venue is, as I have said is an even greater distance from artificial light - so when it’s dark it’s really dark. This leads to a number of aspects that need consideration: how will you cope mentally not only swimming in a Scottish Loch but out on a bike course in the pitch black potentially on your own; how will you cope practically in terms what lights will you utilise in order to see and be seen, and how aspects like looking at your bike computer which in the daylight are simple all of a sudden become a more awkward evolution.
Like many things in racing this comes down to practice. In the swim the competitors were issued with 3 cyalume light sticks, one on either side of their swim caps and one on the back of the wetsuit and each buoy was beautifully lit up. But if possible getting a few open water swims in the dark or even fading light would be useful but if not even just shutting your eyes for a few strokes in your local pool can help. Kitting your bike out with some great lights that give you great vision is paramount but also putting a light on your helmet works well as you then have vision where you turn your head. This is important to spot race and road signage, to look at bike computers and also if you glance to the side you illuminate there. Racing with lights in the dark can lead to a tunnel vision effect and this in itself can lead to feelings of motion sickness and nausea and a few competitors certainly reported this. However having some good lights and also trialling these if possible under similar conditions can eliminate it. Of course lastly, as with any triathlon, it is the responsibility of the competitor to know the route so if possible get to know the path the race takes and therefore when visibility is low you at least will have some recollection of where you are. At least one of the competitors had actually cycled the route at night - go to the top of the Coach’s class for perfect preparation!
There is definitely a discomfort element to racing at night. Your mind can and will play tricks on you and innocent shadows take on new forms. Keeping your mind quiet and in check is definitely part of night racing. It is very typical in races to have negative thoughts that you should have stayed at home and I think these are amplified when it’s at night. So yes there is a warm bed you could get into but you still can once you have finished and have that finishers medal! Again getting out for a few training sessions in the dark will bring some familiarity to the effects and allow you to stay focussed as you become more comfortable with the environment. There is also a beauty and stillness to racing at night and that feeling of dawn, especially as you descend Cairn Gorm, stirs something primeval in all of us.
I think lastly from a coaching perspective one aspect that often goes awry in any race is pacing and this is simply more difficult at night. Athletes these days are very accustomed to reading metrics such as heart rate, power, speed, pace, average pace etc from a multitude of devices but of course you may not be able to read them in the dark. Couple this with your visual perception being altered often leads to thinking you are moving quicker than you actually are. At night with the reduced vision, objects appear very quickly and it is this that leads to the assumption that you are travelling quickly. The answer, as in during day races is to get used to ‘feeling’ what a particular pace of effort feels like internally. So rather than relying on visual cues or even cues from devices that at night you may not be able to read well, practice instead getting in tune with your body and understanding what efforts feel like. Like everything practice, practice, practice.
Overall The Starman 2017 was a phenomenal inaugural event, I’m only sorry that I was crewing and not competing (although with a dislocated collar bone I didn’t have much option) and it is one that should be on every triathletes bucket list.


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Posted in Industry News on September 25, 2014 by easthill.
Thanks to new advancements in packaging and printing, brands are now making high quality, miniature versions of their products available to allow consumers to try them before committing to a larger size. Additionally, these smaller sizes are great to spread brand awareness.
You may be thinking that travel-sized products have existed for a long time, and you’d be right. However, the popularity of beauty sample service companies is what is currently driving this trend. Perhaps you’ve seen the ads, or maybe you’re a customer, but these innovative services typically deliver packages filled with varied trial-sized cosmetics. Each month, customers get a different group of samples.
Sample subscriptions allow cosmetic companies to get their products in front of customers that may not have heard of them previously. In fact, an NPD study shows that 83% of subscribers were influenced to buy the full-size product. And, because these services are paid for with a monthly fee, companies are now making money from their sample sizes. Though, when we say sample sizes we don’t mean the typical travel-sized products you can find in the grocery store.
Often, these items perfectly mirror their larger counterparts. Not only does this make them more attractive to the consumer, they’re user-friendly and tend to be fresher thanks to air-tight packaging. These are high quality samples of trendy, brand-name products, and really boost brand recognition.
As the trend grows, manufacturers are facing bigger challenges when it comes to printing. In order to match the larger brand images, companies now need to print intricate images and metallic ink onto smaller packages.
For more information about how this trend is changing cosmetic packaging and printing, check out this article by Beauty Packaging.


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It’s not that I don’t like River Song. It’s hard not to like her; she’s vivacious and sassy and mysterious and the smartest and the Doctor can’t help but be intrigued by her because everyone likes her and there’s a term for that. And it’s generally considered to be damned sloppy writing.
But, again, by no coincidence everyone likes River Song, therefore lots of people ask for River Song magnets and so here we are. This is what you’ve wrought, people. Reap what you’ve sown. Sue-en? Whatever.
I sold out of Doctor Who magnets in October, and I’ve been holding off on ordering more because I wanted to add River and the new Companion, and of course we didn’t really know who the new Companion was. So I figured I’d hold off until after the Christmas Special, since it would introduce her (or re-introduce her, I suppose) and then she’d join the Doctor and I would know what her costume looks like. A decent handle on her character, you know. An in-road.
Except as it turns out we don’t. You screwed me, Who! You screwed me!
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It has been a few months since I lived on Jupiter.
This dynamic planet is slow for the next few years, I can’t see it from my observatory as it remains hidden behind the nearby trees.
I now set up my Mak and tracking mount at the other end of the garden so I can catch it just above the treeline. As an aside, this is giving me time to practice using my travel set up ahead of our club trip to Tenerife where Jupiter, Mars and Saturn won’t be skudding around the horizon.
This video taken on the night 5-6 May shows Europa, visible as a white disc, transiting over the cloud surface with its dark shadow alongside. Note it is in black and white as I am using an IR filter. With the planets so low, I can barely resolve the cloud belts in the optical waveband – even when using an ADC.
The next night, Ganymede was transitting over the cloud tops. This was slightly earlier in the evening so I missed the transit itself while Jupiter remained behind the trees but did get an excellent view of the Great Red Spot.
I took 2 minutes of video every 5 minutes in FireCapture and then processed them with AS3, registax wavelets and then finished in photoshop.
Telescope is a second hand Skywatcher 150 Mak on an AZ Goto tracking mount. ASI224MC, 685nm IR filter at f18.

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Ellis Horowitz is currently considered a "single author." If one or more works are by a distinct, homonymous authors, go ahead and split the author.
Ellis Horowitz is composed of 1 name.

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Welcome to the new school year! It was such a pleasure getting to meet you. Your support is tremendously appreciated, and I am really looking forward to working with you this year!
Please feel free to send in a note or email me at blackburns@lake.k12.fl.us if you have any questions or concerns. Also, be sure to check out and bookmark our class website at https://www.lake.k12.fl.us//Domain/419. I will keep it updated with current information, our class schedules (including special area and lunch), homework assignments, pictures, volunteer opportunities, and educational links! This website is currently under construction, so please check back soon!
P.S. Thank you for doing such a phenomenal job preparing your children for school by gathering and sending in all of their school supplies!!! These materials will be incredibly helpful throughout the entire year!
I worked and behaved well today.
Please have your child turn this “VIP” folder in each day with this “daily report” in front of any papers in the right pocket. Thank you!

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Which could be used to create an appropriate catch block?
D is correct. This is a ternary nested in a ternary with a little unboxing thrown in.Both of the ternary expressions are false.
A) This code can throw an InterruptedException. B) This code can throw an IllegalMonitorStateException.
A) This code can throw an InterruptedException.
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Answer No not required. main() method should be defined only if the source class is a java application.

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There’s no mistaking the strength and versatility of a Subaru; they’re clearly built to last. Still, every one of them requires regular Subaru repairs, service and maintenance. If you own a Subaru in Adams County, Pennsylvania and need any type of Subaru repair work, the right place is ready to serve you. Mike’s KARS in Gettysburg is glad to be your dependable source for complete Subaru repair. From the full-size Outback to the sporty Impreza and all others, we look forward to caring for your Subaru.
Mike’s KARS has built up years of experience in Subaru repair since our shop opened in 1981. We’re proud of our standing in the Gettysburg area as a full-service Subaru repair facility across the entire model lineup. From the A/C on a Forester to electrical work on a WRX, our ASE-Certified technicians utilize state-of-the-art equipment in all of our Subaru repair jobs. Thanks to our reasonable rates, we hope you’ll see Mike’s KARS as your affordable alternative to the Subaru dealer.
Beyond our history, certifications and rates, Mike’s KARS is dedicated to complete customer satisfaction. We know the Subaru repair process is not always a welcome or pleasant one, and we’ll work hard to make you as comfortable as possible when you put your trust in us. As a second-generation, family-owned shop with proven Subaru repair expertise, we stand by our honesty to give you the best warranty in the region.


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FREE Online Youngs Literal Translation. Numbers Chapter 23:1-30.
23:3 and Balaam saith to Balak, `Station thyself by thy burnt-offering and I go on, it may be Jehovah doth come to meet me, and the thing which He sheweth me -- I have declared to thee;' and he goeth `to' a high place.
23:6 And he turneth back unto him, and lo, he is standing by his burnt-offering, he and all the princes of Moab.
23:7 And he taketh up his simile, and saith: `From Aram he doth lead me -- Balak king of Moab; From mountains of the east: Come -- curse for me Jacob, And come -- be indignant `with' Israel.
23:8 What -- do I pierce? -- God hath not pierced! And what -- am I indignant? -- Jehovah hath not been indignant!
23:9 For from the top of rocks I see it, And from heights I behold it; Lo a people! alone it doth tabernacle, And among nations doth not reckon itself.
23:14 and he taketh him `to' the field of Zophim, unto the top of Pisgah, and buildeth seven altars, and offereth a bullock and a ram on the altar.
23:18 And he taketh up his simile, and saith: `Rise, Balak, and hear; Give ear unto me, son of Zippor!
23:19 God `is' not a man -- and lieth, And a son of man -- and repenteth! Hath He said -- and doth He not do `it'? And spoken -- and doth He not confirm it?
23:20 Lo, to bless I have received: Yea, He blesseth, and I `can'not reverse it.
23:21 He hath not beheld iniquity in Jacob, Nor hath He seen perverseness in Israel; Jehovah his God `is' with him, And a shout of a king `is' in him.
23:23 For no enchantment `is' against Jacob, Nor divination against Israel, At the time it is said of Jacob and Israel, What hath God wrought!
23:30 and Balak doth as Balaam said, and he offereth a bullock and a ram on an altar.


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The case arose after the firing of a man from Ghana who held American citizenship. The man already had one written warning on his work record when car trouble made him late for work on Nov. 17, 2014. He asked an hourly worker under his supervision to leave work and give him a ride. After reaching the workplace, the man allowed the worker to enter the building through the supervisors' entrance and did not adjust the person's time card to reflect an absence of 46 minutes. On Nov. 19, management informed the man that he had violated company policies.
According to management, they planned to dismiss him the next day, but they never had the opportunity. The next day, the man received permission to take a medical leave directly from the company's third-party administrator. Eventually, the company notified the man in writing that his job had been terminated as of Nov. 19, 2014. His subsequent lawsuit accused the employer of discriminating against him. The court found no evidence of discrimination and recognized that the firing decision occurred prior to the man's request for leave.
When a person running a company encounters allegations of workplace discrimination, an attorney may help manage the employer's response. An attorney may be able to identify documentation that illustrates the company's adherence to employment law and refute the claims in the court.

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The Emerging Technology Section’s Services for Systems and Discovery (SSD) ventured into uncharted (for us) territory during the 2017 Midwinter Conference in Atlanta, GA. The committee organized a lively Unconference on the First Year Experience and Technologies with audience participants from a variety of academic intuitions (and one school media center librarian). The idea was to flip the traditional panel-lead discussion on its head and have the audience actually set the agenda for the session and be the presenters. We thought it would be important to acknowledge and celebrate the fact that each participant is an expert in his or field and that the best conference events are those in which we all learn from each other.
The audience voted on the following topics for discussion: tutorials, mobile technology, and tours and orientations. We then split everyone into groups and asked each group to think about the opportunities, challenges, innovations, and resources related to each of the topics. The groups rotated 3 times, allowing everyone to have the opportunity to weigh in on the selected agenda items.
As the chair of SSD and organizer of this event, this seemed like a very exciting format and I am so glad that we tried it because I can honestly say I learned more in this discussion than in any other I’ve organized in the past. In each of the groups, we shared many of the challenges we all have across our institutions, but we also bonded over the many innovative things each one of us is able to do, despite the various stresses we are under. Above all, it was nice to have the opportunity and space to talk about the first year experience and what it means to each of us.
Pocket Points (https://pocketpoints.com) is an app that rewards students for not using their phone during class (!) with discounts on local food. Perfect for that freshmen comp BI session.
While putting together the Unconference was admittedly scary, due to the lack of structure, which is necessary for the event, at the end I was very glad we did it and couldn’t wait to try it again. If there are any topics you’d like to suggest for a future SSD Unconference, please email me (lily.todorinova@rutgers.edu).


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With a luxurious 100-percent cotton construction with a long staple yarn, this hotel luxury cotton blanket has the perfect blend of warmth and breath ability. With a 350 GSM, this blanket is great for both winter and summer. The blanket features an elegant box weave pattern for an attractive, modern look that accessorizes beautifully with almost any bedding or decor. Best of all, this blanket is machine washable and dry able for easy care and cleaning.
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A trend from 2017 that is set to continue through 2018, is big social platforms attempting to localise and refine what they serve to their audience.
In this spirit, Google is currently testing a platform called Bulletin that will allow anyone to publish local news stories and events. Google described Bulletin as a way for people to communicate information of local interest, like bookstore readings, local sporting events, or information about street closures, for example.
In Google’s own words: “Bulletin is a free, lightweight app for telling a story by capturing photos, video clips and text right from your phone, published straight to the web (without having to create a blog or build a website). If you are comfortable taking photos or sending messages, you can create a Bulletin story”.
By rooting user experience in their locality, Google is part of a growing move towards creating content tailored to smaller communities, ultimately to boost relevancy, engagement and usability.


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Breakfast and lunch included. Breakfast, all you can eat.
Learn about the chocolate industry in Costa Rica on this private 7-hour tour from San Jose. You'll visit the rainforest for a look at the process, from the plant to the fruit to the chocolate bar. Lunch is included.
See more trips to Costa Rica. Chocolate is not your thing, check out our Coffee tour.
A Non-Refundable deposit of $200 USD is due to reserve your place on this trip. The balance is due 30 days prior to your trip. Holiday surcharge may apply. Full refund of deposit if trip is not confirmed with the minimum number of participants.
Lunch and private transportation included.
Discover Costa Rica's capital with a walking Tour of San José! It's the best way to see the historic and local culture of San José, Costa Rica and the "tacos" lifestyle.
Next, free time and souvenir shopping.

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Like our existing packages but wish you could change a thing or two? Let us know and we can refine the tour to fit your flexible schedules and requirements.
Or have an itinerary in mind? Let us help to craft your travel desires and needs into a personalised and unique holiday for you, your family and friends.


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When life becomes overwhelming, it helps to consult your personal value system, which outlines your priorities and guides your actions.
Your personal values also help to determine what kind of people you keep around, what purpose you seek, and how you treat others.
To create a healthy personal value system, you must evaluate the main areas of life: environment, career, fun, romance, personal growth, money, health, friends and family.
Rate each area in terms of how important it is to your life and then rate each area again in terms of how fulfilled you feel in it right now.
Compare these charts to decide on a healthy personal value system moving forward, one that will reflect your priorities and assist you in living a meaningful life.
“Having a personal value system is incredibly important for our lives as these values set the tone for decisions we make, the people we have in our lives, what purpose we decide to partake in, and how we treat people, to name a few. Without a core set of values to live from, there can be a lot of confusion and ambiguity. Our values set boundaries for us. For example, your values surrounding family helps guide whether you stay in your hometown or move away, whether you’ll want a lifelong companion, if you’ll want kids or not, and if so, how many, or how much time you spend at work versus at home.
Consult the list above and decide which areas of life are most important to you. For example: Would you rather work long hours to get that promotion or do you care more about spending valuable time with friends and family? Are you set on living somewhere you can make a lot of money or would you rather live in a town you truly enjoy? Don’t get me wrong: you don’t have to choose between one or the other (e.g. career vs. friends and family). But it helps to rate each area in terms of what matters most. It also helps to rate each area in terms of how fulfilled you feel right now. Then, you can combine both scores to create a healthy personal value system that’ll best benefit you moving forward.
“Having a value system is what guides us. The things that we mark as most important in our lives color the behaviors we engage in and the decisions we make. Our values are influenced by our childhood experiences and by our environment. The difference is in having a healthy value system versus a value system that may be destructive or damaging.
If you need a little assistance in identifying your personal value system, consider working with a life coach. These professionals can help you understand what matters most to you and help you identify it neatly.


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Great investment property with Tenants already in situ!
This beautiful unit is your next great investment! The tenants are currently paying $335 per week on a lease that expires 27/05/2016, so you will have little to worry about when you take it over. The unit has low Body Corporate fees of $455 per Quarter and has a ‘HEALTHY’ sinking fund of over $39,000 as of the end of August 2015.
The property is about a 2 minute walk from the train station, with only a short trip into the CBD. Perfect for anyone that works in the City and commutes or just someone that wants to take advantage of the HUGE changes happening throughout Northgate & Nundah. Recently Nundah as enjoyed a big change with new restaurants, bars and retail shops opening to support the growth.
The unit is air-conditioned and only a few years ago received a makeover. It is also complimented by a large garage, which offers a laundry setup to maximise the space in the living areas. This is a property you cannot miss, so call us today to arrange an inspection. We must has a minimum of 24 hours’ notice for all inspections with respect to the tenants.
Since owning the property we have never had any trouble securing tenants. We were first attracted to the area as there is substantial growth around the train line. This property being so close to the train station was an obvious positive as CBD continues to grow.
We are selling the property as we are retiring and moving further north. This property will go towards the one we are currently building!

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text: 2017 Mazda 3 For Grab Rental! $500 Deposit Drive Away!!


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Wedding charms might not be on your wedding to-do list, but after today’s post you’ll want to add them! We’ve seen so many handmade wedding charms for wine glasses, bouquets, and cake pulls, just to name a few. Since we find wedding charms so, well, charming, we thought it would be fun to share the best ideas for wedding charms. And we didn’t stop there: we teamed up with the lovely Jen of Jen Ramey Designs to give away wedding charms for wine glasses AND a $50 gift card to her shop. Read on to see what we’ve found and enter for a chance to win!
It counts as your “something blue”, too! By juliethefish designs.
Remember a loved one who has passed with this sweet, sentimental boutonniere idea. I love how it has two sides: one side has a handwritten portion (designed from his or her actual handwriting); the other is a photo. By Now That’s Personal.
… and some for bridesmaids, too!
As an alternative to the boutonniere, you can carry the charm on your bouquet. By Adore Amor Accessories.
Cake pulls are a fun tradition! Gather your bridesmaids around at your bridal shower as they take turns pulling these charms from your cake. The charm they pull reveals a fortune! By Cake Pulls by Dahlia.
I love this one! It’s simple, sweet, and ready for gifting. By The Dedication Company.
Prefer a bracelet? Try a charm locket bracelet with their birthstones — and stick a favorite photo inside! These are also by The Dedication Company.
Ready for the giveaway? Here’s the details, below!
RELATED: Giveaway: Win (2) Personalized Wine Glasses!
I love the sweetheart initial necklace!
I also love the personalized keychain with initials and the wedding date–so cute!!!
The wine charms are super cute!! Love them!
I love the bouquet wedding charms-something blue!
I love the Mr & Mrs wine charms with the little pearls on it. So cute!
I love the Sweetheart Initials Necklace.
I love the sweetheart initials necklace!
I like the bride and groom wedding wine charms!
I love the bride and groom wine charms!
I like the bride-to-be bachelorette wine glass tag that’s a sweet pink color!
I love the White Glitter Hearts Cupcake Toppers!
Aside from the charms, I am loving the White Glitter Hearts Cupcake Toppers!
The Mean Girls wine charms!
I love the Tipsy wine charm!
I love the bride/groom wine charms! So cute!
I love those, too, Kristin! Good luck!
I love the personalized keychains! Such a cute twist!
I noticed those right away in the shop, Sara! Great choice. Good luck with the giveaway!

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Orlando Blind Services | See, Learn, and Explore Blind Services (Low Vision Rehabilitation).
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The tenth instalment in the Nike LeBron signature line is one of the best yet, with it’s strong angular design elements and superior performance technology. This release, aptly placed with ‘Prism’ name tag, uses the dynamic aesthetics to achieve a striking and clean looking piece of footwear.
The term “icy” is a word we tend to hear a lot when conversing enthusiastically about a favourable shoe, and when looking at the new LeBron X “Prism” that word instantly springs to mind. These literally look like ice. This Prism inspired make-up works perfectly with the progressive looks of the LBJ X and the simple colour palette here also plays well in to the hands of those who lean more towards watching basketball, rather than playing. The dominant black and white upper masks some of the more futuristic performance elements of shoe, which paves way for hits of the prism inspired pastel colour palette in the mid section and on the tongue. Even with its incredible aesthetics, the LeBron X is still a performance shoe at heart. You’ll find a layering of technology with Hyperfuse incasing Flywire underneath for a lightweight, supportive and comfortable upper. To top things off the combination of Hyperfuse and Flywire sits on a full length Zoom air unit, providing superior and responsive cushioning.


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Major General Donna Martin, commanding general of Maneuver Support Center of Excellence at Ft. Leonard Wood, echoed lessons of Martin Luther King, Jr., in her keynote address at the annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration on Wednesday evening.
The event commemorating the 51st anniversary of Dr. King’s birthday, hosted by the Missouri Legislative Black Caucus and the NAACP Missouri State Conference and a team of supporters, drew over 150 people, witnessing song, dance, poetry, and speeches.
Martin closed out the event in a speech echoing the theme of “Protect the Dream: The Fierce Urgency of Now,” noting that, just like in the military, we must all acknowledge a shifting demographic and be honored by it.
“We must acknowledge it,” Martin said, noting that by 2025, half of the youth in Missouri will be of minority races.
In an eloquent timeline, Martin recapped the life and trials of Dr. King.
Martin was introduced by Ft. Leonard Wood’s state representative, Steve Lynch, who stepped right into his preacher shoes to share how “inspired and encouraged by a great name,” he is in Dr. King.
“A man whose life was taken tragically, but it was a life that made a difference and his legacy lives on,” Lynch said.
The theme of legacy was one echoed by previous speakers in Rep. LaKeysha Bosley, Rep. Bruce Franks, Sen. Brian Williams, and more. Another theme, hammered home by Williams: stay focused.
Dancers from Lincoln University started on the second floor, going down and back up the Grand Staircase in an emotional contemporary performance.
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle and both chambers were in attendance.
Introduced by Republican Rep. Shamed Dogan, Gov. Mike Parson spoke to the crowd, opening the theme of focus, something Dr. King wrote and spoke about.
Parson also echoed Dr. King’s message in carrying the message of legacy through.
“The only reason you’re here tonight is because of what the people before you did,” Parson said.
Missouri Legislative Black Caucus with Major General Donna Martin.

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Wonderful blog, I have keen interest in cars. Thanks for writing such insightful blog.
Truly amazing experience to see old cars like these on exhibit! I'd love to see something like this one day.

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Michael "Mouse" Tolliver (Murray Bartlett) and Mary Anne (Laura Linney) navigate middle age and the realities of a 2019 San Francisco in the continuation of "Tales of the City." The festival kicks off by screening the first episode in a 10-part series.
"One Child Nation," a critical look at China's one-child laws, nabbed the Sundance Film Festival's Grand Jury prize.
The documentary "Miles Davis: The Birth of Cool" presents a compelling portrait of the complicated musician and artist.
The Harvesters" is an impressive debut from filmmaker Etienne Kallos about a conservative Afrikaner family in South African taking in a troubled border.
"Asako I & II" is about a woman who falls in love with two men who are identical.
Sci-fi entry "Ariana" is about well-heeled space travelers whose trip runs into trouble.
The first episode in what is a 10-part Netflix reboot of the classic series screens 7 p.m. April 10 at the Castro Theatre, updating us on the lives of Maupin’s endearing cast of Bay Area characters. Olympia Dukakis and Laura Linney reprise their unforgettable roles while Ellen Page and Murray Bartlett are “Tales” newcomers.
Overall, though, the fest globetrots to numerous locales. The closing night feature on April 23 is Gavin Hood’s “Official Secrets.” Keira Knightley stars as Katharine Gun, the British intelligence worker who turned whistleblower, exposing U.S. misdeeds in ramping up support for the Iraq War.
Another big attraction is the April 18 Centerpiece screening of Lulu Wang’s buzzy “The Farewell.” The film stars “Crazy Rich Asians” scene-stealer Awkwafina as an Asian-American artist who heads to China to visit a dying grandma. It’s wowing audiences, particularly Awkwafina’s dramatic performance.
Visiting artists include head-tripping filmmaker Claire Denis (the upcoming “High Life” with Robert Pattinson) on April 11; fearless actresses Laura Dern and Laura Linney on April 14; and the brilliant character actor John C. Reilly on April 12. Oakland’s Boots Riley (“Sorry to Bother You”) will deliver a state-of-the-cinema address April 13.
But let’s talk more about the movies. Here are 15 not to be missed.
“Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City”: Doubters, relax. Netflix’s eagerly awaited new chapters on the ever-changing lives of Mary Anne, Anna and Mouse succeeds in re-creating that Maupin magic — at least the first episode does. Netflix hits it out of the park for existing fans as well as a new generation of addicts. And, oh, what a cliffhanger of an ending for the Chapter 1. Screening: 7 p.m.; the Castro.
“One Child Nation”: The brutal consequences of China’s one-child rule, in effect from 1979 to 2015, is devastatingly realized in Nanfu Wang and Jialing Zhang’s exceptional, harrowing documentary. The Sundance Grand Jury prize-winner will render you speechless. Screenings: 1 p.m. April 14 at Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA), 6 p.m. April 15 at Creativity Theater, San Francisco.
“The Load”: Ognjen Glavonic’s dark first feature feels more like it comes from the mind of a veteran filmmaker. His atmospheric drama draws us into a surreal, menacing 1999 Serbia landscape battered by NATO bombings. Traversing that unforgiving landscape is a twitchy driver (Leon Lucev), hired to transport “a load” to Belgrade. While Glavonic’s feature isn’t overly violent, it is brutal and wrenching. Screenings: 6 p.m. April 18 at the Roxie, San Francisco; 6 p.m. April 21 at BAMPFA; 3:30 p.m. April 22 at the Victoria, San Francisco.
“The Harvesters”: A strictly religious Afrikaner family takes in a troubled teen-ager (Alex van Dyk), upsetting the rural family’s dynamics — particularly for do-the-right-thing son Janno (Brent Vermeulen). It’s an assured debut from Etienne Kallos, a keen director who uses rich visual metaphors to effortlessly complement his biblical-like story. Screenings: 6:30 p.m. April 20 and 3:45 p.m. April 21 at the Roxie.
“Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool”: Award-winning filmmaker Stanley Nelson does everything silky-smooth right with his doc on the mercurial, legendary jazz icon. This expertly assembled film brings together interviews, performances and a killer voice-over narration by Carl Lumbly. It results in an insightful excursion through Davis’ life and art. Best of all, it understands the importance of balancing the man with his music. Screenings: 5 p.m. April 12 at BAMPFA; 4 p.m. April 14 at the Victoria.
“Asako I & II”: Seeing double on-screen is all the rage, as Jordan Peele well knows. And while that is the main plot point in Japanese director Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s follow-up to his five-hour-plus “Happy Hour, this provocative drama — like “Us” — does things differently. It toys with a traditional torn-between-two-lovers story and then cartwheels it into a meditation on obsession, attraction and dual natures. Screenings: 3:30 p.m. April 13 at Creativity Theater; 8:30 p.m. April 17 at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA), San Francisco; 3:30 p.m. April 23 at the Victoria.
“Photograph”: For a traditional romance that is about lovely as it is sincere, check out Ritesh Batra’s latest, an ode to unexpected attraction. As he did in his first feature — “The Lunchbox” — Batra brings together two lonely people as they try to appease a demanding grandmother wanting to see her grandson wed. Screening: Noon April 14 at the Castro.
“Aniara”: In this cerebral sci-fi survival epic, a spacecraft outfitted with luxurious accoutrements strays way off course, forcing a litmus test for passengers and crew anticipating the high life on Mars. Rather than hit us with a barrage of action and special effects, “Aniara” is an intellectual pursuit, focusing on eroding santities and rupturing social norms. That it takes it time to reach an audacious ending is only apropos. Screenings: 9:15 p.m. April 12 at Dolby Cinema, San Francisco; 8:45 p.m. April 17 at the Roxie.
“Winter’s Night”: A lost cell phone — a metaphor for the disconnect between a husband and wife — propels a couple on vacation to revisit old haunts and feelings in South Korea. Woo-jin Jang’s unique, dream-like excursion intertwines past and current loves, and is a wise observation on old loves and new ones yet to be lost. It’s hypnotic and soulful. Screenings: 6 p.m. April 12 and 8:30 p.m. April 15 at Creativity Theater; 5:30 p.m. April 14 at BAMPFA.
“Mothers’ Instinct”: Hitchcock fans will want to check out Olivier Masset-Depasse’s splendidly photographed — akin to Douglas Sirk — ‘60s-era Belgium psychological thriller. It’s about neighbors/best friends whose lives are shattered after a child tragically dies. Strong lead performances from Veerle Baetens and Anne Coesens help make this moody thriller unforgettable and disturbing. Screenings: 7:30 p.m. April 21 and 8:45 p.m. April 27 at the Victoria.
“We Believe in Dinosaurs”: This exceptional doc recounts how the community of Williamston, Kentucky, supported the creation of a replica of Noah’s Ark, part of a creationist museum that’s splayed out more than 800 acres. Filmmakers Clayton Brown and Monica Long presents us with a real eye-opener, as creationists celebrate dinos but express doubts about when the critters roamed the Earth. It receives a world premiere here. Screenings: 2 p.m. April 13 at Dolby Cinema; 3 p.m. April 15 at the Roxie; 2 p.m. April 21 at Grand Lake Theatre, Oakland.
“Rojo”: An agressive, humiliating exchange in a restaurant triggers an act of violence in this beautifully choreographed noir from Benjamín Naishtat set in politically volatile Argentina of 1975. Dario Grandinetti stars as a snaky lawyer involved in the kind of questionable dealings that defined Argentina at that time. Screenings: 8:45 p.m. April 11 at Creativity Theatre; 8 p.m. April 14 at BAMPFA; 6 p.m. April 23 at the Victoria.
“Trial By Fire”: Although conventionally told, Edward Zwick’s passionate recounting of how a teacher/writer (Laura Dern, invincible as always) uncovered the truth behind a house fire in a small Texas town that killed three children and sent a dad (Jack O’Connell) to Death Row is a must-see. It’s a gripping film based on a true story and anchored on two strong lead performances. Screening: 3:30 p.m. April 14, the Castro.
“What We Left Unfinished”: Short yet significant, Mariam Ghani’s documentary zooms in on the robust but dangerous Afghanistan filmmaking industry, which hummed along under communist rule from 1978 through 1991. What was it like to make a movie then? Ghani digs deep to find films that were never finished, daring ventures wherein real bullets were fired. Screenings: 3 p.m. April 11 at Creativity Theatre; 3:15 p.m. April 14 at BAMPFA; 8:30 p.m. April 16 at YBCA.
“Official Secrets”: Why is it that Keira Knightley fails to get awards recognition? She’s flat-out terrific in Gavin Hood’s riveting, mad-as-hell take on how a British intelligence worker (Knightley) bravely exposed U.S. moves to blackmail countries to support the Iraq War. What a cast, too: Matt Smith, Ralph Fiennes, Rhys Ifans (my favorite here). This is a crackerjack real-life thriller. Screening: 8 p.m. April 21 at the Castro.

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Let me show you how I use online live chat to increase sales and have better customer support.
As mentioned in the video leave me a comment on this blog post if you would be interested in an info product that makes this super easy to setup on your own site and / or across multiple niches. Videos on installing and setting up the Livezilla chat software (Windows only I’m affraid people), and the script to get a nice hover popup over your existing pages. Which is the best way to get a chat going. Not some static live help image sitting off to the side of the website that no one sees.
For those brave souls that like a challenge and do it on your own, make sure you get started with LiveZilla.


text: Heartfelt Home Healthcare Services, Inc was recognized and certified in 2010 by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) as one of modern home-health care agencies which are scientifically measured and assessed to have high-quality home-health care services for promoting health and improving the quality of life. Heartfelt Home Healthcare Services, Inc is located at 4166 West Ridge Road Erie, PA 16506 and can be contacted via phone number (814) 838-2743. Home Health Services being offerred by Heartfelt Home Healthcare Services, Inc includes nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology, home health aide.

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The Heart Institute of Venice offers a Community Anticoagulation Clinic to help manage anticoagulation drug dosage and monitor the blood’s clotting ability.
Anticoagulation drugs are used to help prevent clots from forming in the blood vessels. Clots can block the blood supply to vital organs, like the brain or heart, and cause stroke, heart attack or other problems. By reducing the blood’s ability to clot, the risk of these complications can also be reduced.
The use of anticoagulation drugs must be monitored closely to ensure correct dosage and to minimize the risk of bleeding due to excessive blood thinning. When first starting on an anticoagulation drug, patients require frequent tests until their dosage is regulated. After the dose has been regulated, tests will occur less frequently, although patients should never go longer than four weeks between tests to insure safety.
The Heart Institute of Venice’s Community Anticoagulation Clinic is staffed by professional clinicians trained in anti-coagulation management. Our nurses work closely with the patient’s cardiologist to insure the patient is kept in a safe therapeutic range for their medical condition.
Our clinicians will answer any questions about your Coumadin therapy and help you set up a schedule that is tailored to your needs, preferences and lifestyle.