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Aimed to inspire individuals, scientists, artists, designers, coders, innovators, entrepreneurs, technologists, engineers by exploring and sharing ideas and visions on the interactions of art, nature, and technology, to spark synergies and unexpected discoveries and innovations that can save wildlife. Join me as I explore, share, and teach what I discover on my journey.
During a recent trip to Massachusetts, I had a couple of hours to stroll around Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and was fascinated with my findings. Walking on Main Street, I saw art work displayed with striking colors through the window and decided to check it out. It turned out to be what is known as “The Koch Institute Public Galleries”.
The Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research, located at the MIT campus, is a cancer research center with multidisciplinary researchers from across biology, chemistry, mechanical engineering, material science, and other disciplines.
The Koch Institute Public Galleries displays striking images of cutting edge science and technological innovations in cancer research. They closely show the connection of art, nature, and technology and demonstrate the significant role that nature plays for life changing discoveries and innovations. Did you know that studying a tropical freshwater minnow known as the Zebrafish can help identify genetic conditions that lead to cures for devastating diseases such as cancer?
Here are some of my favorite pieces from the gallery.
This image shows the pathways of nerve fibers through the brain in three dimensions; up/down in blue, front/back in green, left/right in red. Studying these maps of connectivity, helps researchers understand healthy brain development and enable earlier diagnosis and interventions for conditions such as autism and dyslexia.
This image shows ganglion cells in the retina generated from EyeWire. EyeWire is a game for mapping the 3D structure of our neurons built by researchers from Seung Lab at MIT. This way, anyone, anywhere in the world with no background in neuroscience can participate in this game and contribute to neuroscience research. This he lps researchers discover how neurons connect and network to process information. In order to study and look at structure of neurons, researchers have to analyze many images, and need human intelligence to help analyze the images. The player starts with a segment of a neuron and is tasked to find the rest of the neuron.
Did you know that studying a tropical freshwater minnow known as the zebrafish can help identify genetic conditions that lead to cures for devastating diseases such as cancer?
In fact, It shares 70% of our genetic code, it is transparent and can repair its own heart!
By mapping the zebrafish genome and studying irregularities in their development, researchers have been able to create models of how vertebrates develop, and identify genetic conditions that lead to diseases such as cancer. This image shows a false-color scanning electron micrograph of a zebrafish embryo.
Climate change is real, it affects all life on our planet and has already destroyed life of many living organisms and animals. Hot and toxic oceans, massive death of sea birds, and animals dissolving in the ocean including the ones with the potential to cure diseases. We need awareness from individuals of all backgrounds, artists, scientists, engineers, historians, entrepreneurs, inventors , and immediate action of the world leaders and policy makers to take your vision and skills and discover innovative ways to help fight climate change.
I had the opportunity to meet Dr. Joshua Fisher, a Climate Scientist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), at a University of Oxford Alumni event in Los Angeles where he presented his research on climate change. His outstanding presentation inspired me to arrange an interview with him about this world changing phenomenon. Here are Dr. Fisher’s views on the history and causes, current severe impacts on life, potential future impacts, current technologies as well as futuristic technologies that can help adapt to and mitigate impacts of climate change, and actions from the individuals to the governmental levels that can help fight climate change.
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I am a Climate Scientist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). My specific focus is on land, though I work closely with the atmospheric and ocean scientists too. This means, I work on anything to do with ecosystems, forests, soils, water, droughts, carbon, and nutrients. I use satellites to observe what’s going on, models to predict responses and changes, and I lead field campaigns into places as remote as the Amazon and Arctic.
Actually, on one expedition into the Amazon, I brought along with me a group of artists (Cape Farewell) to interface with the science. I’m very much into the science–art connection—my mom is an artist and my dad is a scientist, so it’s in my blood. The objectives of ANTXplore align well with this.
Earth’s climate has changed ever since the beginning of Earth. The temperature goes up and down, and up and down. There are minor squiggles in the major cycling. Every 100,000 years or so the Earth is a bit closer to the sun, making the Earth hotter, and every 100,000 years the Earth is a bit farther from the sun. This ‘eccentricity’ causes some of those ups and downs. Every 11 years or so the sun gets hotter, and every 11 years the sun gets cooler. That causes some more bumps and squiggles in the temperature history of the Earth. Sometimes the oceans absorb a lot of the heat for a while—but it’s only temporary because then they belch out that heat in giant storms. Sometimes there are enormous volcanoes that cause minor blips in the record. These are all the reasons that the Earth historically has had climate changes.
This has changed recently, however. Over the last 400,000 years the temperature of the Earth has gone up and down—but within historical bounds. Recently, we’ve gone outside those bounds. WAY outside those bounds. We are headed for a temperature on Earth not seen for hundreds of thousands of years. The temperature has shot up, in line with the explosive population growth of the past millennium, and also in line with the enormous rise in CO2 in the atmosphere.
Ever since we were cavepeople we’ve loved to burn stuff. Fire to keep us warm, cook our food; hotter fires to make our swords stronger, our cars faster. But, when we see that smoke rise to the sky, along with it is CO2. We have also been sending up CH4 and N2O, all potent greenhouse gases.
These greenhouse gases act as blankets on the planet—a good thing to have, otherwise we would be too cold. But, the more greenhouse gases we’ve been sending up, the more blankets we’ve been putting on the Earth, and we’re starting to over-heat.
What is happening to the Amazon rainforests and how is it impacting climate change?
The Amazon rainforest is often called the ‘Lungs of the Planet’. It breathes in the CO2 we breathe out, and it breathes out the oxygen we breathe in. The Amazon pump influences global weather and water and carbon cycling. It is home to the largest biodiversity on the planet.
All this heat we’re trapping is accelerating the water cycle. We’re getting more intense and frequent droughts and floods. Climate models are predicting the Amazon to dieback in the face of increasing droughts. This is very worrisome, to think of the lungs of the planet of dying back. But, these are just models—what do we actually see going on? In 2005, the biggest drought in the history of records hit the Amazon. We went in on the ground and found that the forest was indeed dying in this drought—reversing this carbon pump into an overall CO2 exporter: it was breathing (or, coughing) out more CO2 than it was breathing in! Okay, this is one drought. Models said there would be more droughts. Sure enough, 5 years later in 2010, an even bigger drought hit the Amazon. We’re starting to see these model predictions play out before our eyes.
How is climate change affecting life on Earth right now, plants, animals, bacteria, etc…?
Life is adaptable, but there are conditions more conducive to life, and conditions less conducive to life. The overall temperature of the Earth is something that life has seen before. But, this rate of change is happening so fast—much faster than has ever been seen before by any species today. Usually, life has time to adapt and evolve to catch up. In this case, it is struggling.
We traversed the Andean cloud-forests to determine if Amazonian species were moving up-slope to escape the heat. We found that they indeed were, at rates faster than ever imagined, like a bat out of Hell. The scary thing was that they were not moving fast enough to keep up with the hyper-accelerated rate of climate change.
In the cold North, where there happens to be a lot more land, the warming temperatures are making it more conducive to life. We are seeing a greening of the northern hemisphere. This helps to draw down more CO2. But, the heat is also accelerating the decomposition of old, frozen plant material, which send CO2 back up to the atmosphere. It’s also thawing back permafrost in the Arctic, under which is trapped millennia worth of carbon that is coming out as CH4—a far more potent greenhouse gas than CO2.
What else is happening? Well, a lot of that CO2 we’re sending up is dissolving into the ocean, making the water more like acidic carbonated soda water—not good for your teeth. Any life with a shell, which is made out of similar stuff as is your teeth, is getting hit. Animals are already dissolving in the ocean. This is kind of a big deal because, for example, scientists recently discovered a potential anti-HIV protein in corals, which we’re losing.
If things remain the way they are, what are your predictions about the impacts on future life on the planet?
Life will be fine under climate change. Cockroaches will thrive in the destruction. But, we care about us, not cockroaches. What’s going to happen to people? If you think about human evolution, we (Homo Sapiens) emerged around 200,000 BCE after a lengthy process of evolution—our brains grew in size and complexity, and we built and used tools. But, civilization didn’t take off until 10,000 BCE during the Neolithic Age, or the Agricultural Revolution. This begs the question, what happened between 200,000 and 10,000 BCE? Why didn’t we make civilization 50,000 years ago? Well, the climate was so unstable that every time you had the beginning of a culture they had to move. Then, came a period of 10,000 years of stable climate. The perfect conditions for agriculture.
Civilizations in Persia, China, India start at the same time, around 6,000 years ago. They all developed writing, religion, and built cities because the climate was stable.
We live not only in a precious place in the universe with the rare conditions for life, but also in a precious time in history where human life can thrive. We are currently on our way out of that stability. We cannot simply pick up civilization and move with an erratic climate.
What can everyday people do now to fight climate change and mitigate impacts?
We need action from the individual to the governmental levels. How do we get this done?
Challenge denial and fake “science”.
Understand consumer choices in terms of environmental impact and energy use—choose options that reduce energy use.
More subsidies for environmental options such as solar panels, plug-in cars, renewable energy sources to phase out coal/oil.
Empowerment and education of women, especially in developing countries. Statistics show that population growth is more steady and less explosive when women are more educated and protected with greater rights and freedoms.
Do you see drones and smart robotic systems as potential technologies that could help fight climate change? If so what are some of the applications?
We’re using drones and robots at NASA to help adapt to climate change. We can use them to closely monitor agricultural fields and to identify when and where crops need water and nutrients.
Many people consider geoengineering solutions to fight climate change. These fall along 2 lines: solar radiation management (space mirrors, paint roofs white, spray aerosols everywhere) or CO2 removal (giant sky vacuums, ocean iron fertilization). Geoengineering is largely untested because they are huge and costly options, with potential very disastrous side effects.
What technological tools are currently used to study and fight climate change?
From an observational standpoint, that’s where NASA shines. We’re developing the technology to monitor the health of the planet.
The technology needed to reduce carbon emissions is simple and already developed. This ranges from solar panels, windmills, geothermal, and tidal energy generation to mass transit. Germany is already putting solar panels on every townhouse, boathouse, and outhouse in their country, and they don’t get a lot of sunlight. China is the leading producer of solar panels. The US is lagging far behind. We are continuing to send money to the Middle East for oil, a lot of that money is going to terrorists, and we’re spending even more money on Defense to protect our oil interests. We don’t have to do that.
If we had no limits in technological capabilities in an imaginary world, what are some technologies that would be on your wish list to help fight climate change and reduce impacts?
If there were no limits, then some of the costly geoengineering ideas could work. We could indeed imagine a giant vacuum sucking in CO2, and alongside it would be the technology to store that CO2 somewhere where it could not escape. All without requiring energy, money, or safety concerns. There’s no indication that could ever happen, but it looks good on paper.
Check out skepticalscience.com , to tackle any climate denier talking points you may come across.
The reason for such a close connection between art, science, and technology is that all three of them stem from nature and creation of all requires imagination and vision; in other words, the key to art, science, and technology is creativity, imagination, and the ability to see. As we are driving on the road, some of us see the street and trees around it, some of us notice the type of tree’s, and some of us notice more details such as patterns of trees, smaller flowers, and even hawk’s and other wildlife sitting on the light pole or the trees. In the same way, the link between Art, Nature, and Technology is common sense for some of us and so foreign for others.
Finally, as much as painting needs brush and paint, building a robot requires algorithms and sensors; they both share the same procedure of researching, designing, implementing, and recreating. Thus, it is essential for future generations to be able to better see this connection, and realize the importance of nature as it is the core instigator of science and art.
Astonishing and unexpected discoveries can arise from interactions of art, nature, and technology. Inventors throughout the history discovered the world’s breakthroughs using their imagination and vision about the interactions of art, nature, and technology. In addition, many of the most fascinating technologies are inspired by behaviors in Nature, including one of my favorites which is the phenomenon of EMERGENCE found in nature, like in Ant Colonies. The idea of emergence has been known since the era of Aristotle; 2+2 > 4 when it comes to interactions and emergence. With an open mindset, through combining art, nature, technology, capital, and policy we can face any grand challenge.
The idea of each person having a distinct expertise, being a scientist, a mathematician, a doctor, or an artist has not been the case throughout history. In fact, during the Italian Renaissance era most philosophers acquired multi-disciplinary skills; they learned to be painters, sculptors, architects, musicians, mathematicians, engineers, inventors, anatomists, geologists, and writers. One of my favorite geniuses is Leonardo Da Vinci from the late 1400’s.
Did you know some of Da Vinci’s inventions, ideas, and designs include bicycle, scuba gear, a Robotic Knight, a self-propelled cart similar to the car, and a flying machine were inspired by birds?
As far back as I can remember, I had a strong sense for details and behaviors in nature. When surfing I noticed sea birds in the water that appeared sick, when hiking I noticed snakes hiding under the bushes. When sitting in the car passing through mountains, I observed the patterns in the tree trunks and leaves and noticed hawks sitting on trees, those patterns later turned out to become parts of my doodles and drawings. As I studied Computer Science, I learned the concept of emergence in Systems Theory, where complex entities and properties arise through interactions among simpler entities that themselves do not exhibit such properties.
Have you ever encountered a trail of ants in your home? Every time you try to remove them, after a while the trail comes back in the same location.
Emergence is a well-known phenomenon found in nature as evidenced by the Ant Colonies. One ant by its own is simple and unable to perform complex tasks. When groups of ants, 50, 100, 1000 ants are together, astonishing and complex behaviors emerge. For example if they have a trail from their home to a food source and the trail is broken, at first they are lost, after a few seconds, they find the shortest path to home or food and re-form their trails. There is unlimited potential for applications of this concept in our lives and for solving big problems once technology can replicate the concept of emergence. Imagine swarms of small robots that can walk through a field for wildlife monitoring. Just imagine how problems that seem unsolvable could be solved once the technology is mature enough to develop a system as intelligent as the ant colony.
I also used Emergence as an inspiration for some of my paintings. By using many tiny dots inside shapes, I create complex and unexpected patterns.
This is just one example of a behavior found in nature that can be used to develop technologies that transform the world and inspire artists for their next art project. Possibilities are endless with interaction of art, nature, and technology!


text: Robert Kilgour was born in Edinburgh in 1924. He was taught piping as a teenager and joined the Scots Guards as a Piper in 1944, rising to the rank of Pipe Major before leaving the Army in 1966. After a spell in the Civil Service, he moved to Denmark and was an influential figure in the development of piping in that country.

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Flexera announced today it has acquired RightScale, the recognised industry leader in multi-cloud management and cost optimisation. This gives Flexera the top technology asset management offering across software, hardware, SaaS and cloud services. By adding RightScale''s proven products to its portfolio, Flexera takes a big leap forward in helping solve the critical problem of cloud services overspend and control.
"We''re very excited about this acquisition - it''s transformational for Flexera and our customers," said Jim Ryan, CEO of Flexera. "60 percent of IT''s budget is driven by spend in software, hardware and cloud. Public cloud spend is growing rapidly and our customers have been very clear on their desire to manage public cloud costs with Flexera, just like they do for desktop, datacenter, SaaS and other IT assets."
RightScale''s current solutions and approach have earned industry recognition. The company was recently recognised as a leader in The Forrester Wave(TM): Hybrid Cloud Management, Q2 2018 report, and The Forrester Wave(TM): Cloud Cost Monitoring and Optimisation, Q2 2018 report. Founded in 2007, RightScale offerings are built as multi-cloud, vendor agnostic solutions that support leading public and private clouds - including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, IBM Cloud, OpenStack and VMware vSphere.
"We share Flexera''s commitment to innovation and to delivering products that allow businesses to optimise and control rapidly evolving technology environments," said Michael Crandell, CEO and co-founder at RightScale. "With Flexera''s investment and leadership in technology asset management, we''re confident we can drive continued growth of our cloud management and cost optimisation offerings."
The RightScale acquisition aligns with Flexera''s commitment to deliver the best vendor agnostic solutions to optimise and govern technology investments. In addition, RightScale''s orchestration features can automate actions identified by other Flexera solutions. Now Flexera gives companies the capabilities they need to stay in control of all their technology, and maximise cost savings while minimising risks and vulnerabilities.
"As the migration to cloud continues, our clients are telling us that cloud costs are escalating at a rate much faster than they envisioned or planned for and that multi-cloud management complexities are becoming the norm - not the exception," said Michael Adams, Managing Director at KPMG. "They want to be able to control and reduce spend across all of their cloud environments with one solution."
For more information about Flexera''s complete technology asset management offering, contact Flexera.
RightScale enables leading enterprises to accelerate delivery of cloud-based applications that engage customers and drive top-line revenue while optimizing cloud usage to reduce risk and costs. RightScale Optima is a collaborative cloud cost management and optimization solution that enables organisations to take automated action to reduce cloud spend across the enterprise. The RightScale Cloud Management Platform is a comprehensive solution that enables IT organizations to deliver instant access to a portfolio of public, private, and hybrid cloud services across business units and development teams while maintaining enterprise control. The company was named a top solution in Modern Infrastructure''s 2017 Private/Hybrid Cloud Management category, a "100 Best Places to Work in 2015" by Outside Magazine, and was listed in "The Best Enterprise Cloud Computing Startups to Work For in 2015" by Forbes.

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Solus OS – fastest os ever?
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I already so excited with this solus. The man behind the project said, it fasts. Does it?
I wanna try it, I download it. Put it in the virtual machine. And whola….
So i just put it aside.
I can’t change my 32 bit ubuntu to 64 right now. I had once. But my printer driver won’t work in 64.


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The pay fixation of re-employed pensioners on re-employment in Central Government, including that of Defence Forces personnel/officers, is being done in accordance with Central Civil Services (Fixation of Pay of Re-employed Pensioners) Orders, 1986, issued vide this Department’s O.M. No. 3/1/85-Estt. (Pay ll) dated 31st July, 1986 (as revised from time'to time). Persons re-employed in Government service after retirement have been excluded from the purview of the Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016 vide Rule 2 (2)(vii) thereof. The question of extension of the benefit of the revised pay rules to these persons and the procedure to be followed for fixing their pay in the revised pay structure has been considered by the Government.
Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016. Pension (excluding the ignorable portion of pension, if any), as defined in para 3(1) of CCS (Fixation of Pay of Re-employed Pensioners) Orders, 1986 admissible on relevant date, i.e. date of coming over to the revised pay structure, effective from 112016 or later, shall be deducted from his / her pay in accordance with the general policy of the Government on fixation and subsequent drawal of pay of re-employed pensioners.
Note: Revised pay structure in relation to 0 post will be as defined in Rule 3(ix) of the Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016.
Note 1: The case where pension is fully ignored is given in Order4(d) below.
Para 4(b)(ii): In cases where the entire pension and pensionary benefits are not ignored for pay fixation, the initial basic pay on re-employment shall be fixed at the same stage as the last basic pay drawn before retirement. However, he shall be granted the grade pay of the re- employed post. The maximum basic pay cannot exceed the grade pay of the re- employed post plus pay in the pay band of Rs.67000 i.e. the maximum of the pay band PB-4. in all these cases, the non- ignorable part of the pension shall be reduced from the pay so fixed.
A Colonel who retired with basic pay of Rs.61700 (grade pay Rs.8700; pay in the pay band Rs.53000) is re-employed as a Deputy Secretary in an organization with grade pay of Rs.7600. In this case, on re- employment, his basic pay will continue to be Rs.61700. However, his grade pay on re-employment Will be Rs.7600 and the pay m the pay band Rs.54100. Thereafter, the non-ignorable part of the pension Will be reduced from the pay so fixed.
Note: In the revised pay structure, basic pay is pay in the pay band plus the grade pay attached to the post. Order 4(b)(ii): In cases where the entire pension and pensionary benefits are not ignored for pay fixation, the initial basic pay on re-employment shall be fixed at the same stage as the last basic pay drawn before retirement. If there is no such stage in the re-employed post, the pay shall be fixed at the stage next above that pay. If the maximum pay in the Level applicable to the post in which a pensioner is re- employed is less than the last basic pay drawn by him before retirement, his initial basic pay shall be fixed at such maximum pay of the re-employed post. Similarly, if the minimum pay in the Level applicable to the post in which a pensioner is re- employed is more than the last basic pay drawn by him before retirement, his initial basic pay shall be fixed at such minimum pay of the re-employed post. However, in all these cases, the non-ignorable part of the pension shall be reduced from the pay so fixed.
Note 1: Revised pay structure in relation to a post will be as defined in Rule 3(ix) of the Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016.
Note 2: "Basic Pay" in the revised pay structure means the pay drawn m the prescribed Level in the Pay Matrix.
Note 3: Last pay drawn shall be as per definition of pre-retirement pay in terms of Order 3 of the CCS (Fixation of Pay of re- employed Pensioners) Orders, 1986, read with DoPT OM No. 3/19/2009-Estt.(Pay-II) dated 8th November 2010.
(ii) In the case of Commissioned Service officers belonging to the Defence Forces and Civilian pensioners who held Group ‘A’ posts at the time of their retirement, the first Rs.4000/- of the pension and pension equivalent retirement benefits shall be ignored. (ii) In the case of Commissioned service officers belonging to the Defence Forces and Civilian pensioners who held Group ‘A' posts at the time of their retirement, the first Rs. 15,000/- of the pension and pension equivalent retirement benefits shall be ignored.
9. An undertaking may be obtained from re-employed pensioners who opt / are deemed to have opted for the revised pay structure to the effect that, they understand and agree that the special dispensation provided through this GM. is subject to the condition of deduction of pension as admissible to them from time to time, wherever required as per extant instructions.
10. These instructions shall apply in respect of those re-employed pensioners who re re-employed against civil posts carrying pay upto Level 17 of the Pay Matrix of CCS(RP) Rules, 2016.
11. In so far as the persons serving in the Indian Audit & Accounts Department are concerned, these orders are being issued after consultation with the Comptroller Auditor General of India.
I, ____________________ S/o / W/o / D/o _________________, hereby undertake that I understand and agree that the special dispensation of pay fixation under the Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016 provided to me through the OM. No. 3/3/2016-Estt.(Pay-ll) dated 152017 is subject to the specific condition of deduction of pension as admissible to me from time to time, wherever required as per extant instructions.
In partial modification of the Rule 2 (2)(vii) of the Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016, the provisions of these rules shall apply to such persons also who were in / came into re-employment on or after 1st January, 2016, subject to the orders hereinafter contained.

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Mr Tyson: Yes, it was very sudden. The symptoms had been present for a while, but it was presenting more like asthma as opposed to something going on with my heart. I ended up in heart failure and had a massive heart attack. They got me to the hospital in time to put me in a coma. They kept me in a coma for a couple of days. When they brought me out, the conversation started with the damage to my heart. They suspected that it was a heart valve, and more than likely they would need to surgically repair—and possibly replace—the valve to see how much damage actually had occurred.
Mr Tyson: Exactly. I could be looking at the results of the B-type natriuretic peptide tests that they do on me, which I love to monitor. I think they order it for me because I love to see it. I can go in, hit a button that says "About this test." I can go from there and study the test. I can study the different medications. It is engaging me in my health, which is what we are trying to do. How do I better understand my body? What is your role in the future as my provider in how you help me to help myself to be responsible for my health?

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IGC Engineering offers the full design and manufacturing service of pressure vessels through the manufacturing facility in the EU. Typically PD5500 and in accordance where required with Pressure Equipment Directive (CE Marking).
The purpose-built facility includes the necessary workshop space and craneage to accommodate a wide range of sizes up to 4 metres diameter x 22 metres long (2 tons to 250tons capacity) The fabrication teams are fully qualified and experienced in all codes of welding and the use of the specialist alloy, low carbon steel and stainless steel materials used in the fabrication of high quality, high specification pressure vessels.
Inspection authorities such as Lloyds, RSA and PSI Inspection, plus our own in-house quality and welding inspectors are always present to ensure the necessary codes and customers’ specifications are strictly adhered to and to provide the required third party surveillance visits where required.
The modification of pressure vessels and customers individual requirements and are carried out in this country, commencing with the vaporizations systems, refrigeration systems and control equipment. The refrigeration unit, if required, is mounted next to the vessel and installed by a qualified electrician and fridge specialist. All pressure vessels are commissioned and tested the relevant pressure regulations.
As Part of our commitment to the customer we provide a service/rental agreement, where we are responsible for all the necessary equipment. This includes all the method statements, risk assessments and insurance approved written schemes. This gives peace of mind in an area that is tightly monitored.

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C, Rex Andres 2, Chase Lemley, Stefan Briney, Brandon Loflin 2. B, Kyle Kittlitz 3, Scotty Silvas 3, Josh Keiser. Saves: C, Neil Stott 14; B, Will Rhodes 10. Records: Clovis 19-12; Buchanan 23-10.
CW, Jared Osborn 6, Trevor Kolb 3, Josh Shaffer 2, Ryan Leung 1. CE, Dylan Smith 2, Kyle Turner 2, Cooper Williams 1. Saves: CW, Michael Basara 8; CE, Mike Page 4.
GW, Brad Collinwood 4, Michael Henriksen. S, Eddie Cabral, Jaime Rodriguez 3, Luke Esau 2, Matt Boogaard 2. Saves: GW, Chad Bean 6; S, Trevor Thomas 8.
ED, Craig Ritchie 6, Ryan Murphy 4, Travis Hone, Kyle Myers, Matt Bese. M, Patrick Rolan 7, Ian Manfredo 4, Patrick Yahne, Jared Linney, Lonnie Smith, Luis Damian, Nick Alexander. Shots: El Diamante 16, Memorial 17. Saves: ED, Christian Low 7; M, Trustin Stiers 8.
D, Justin Lopez-Lamb 9, Angel Perez 2, Eric Guzman, Jess Heinrichs, Tanner Pattee 2, Tony Cisneros. K, Christian Janzen 4, Forrest Howison 3, Matt Fry, Greg Heredia, Jason Enns. Saves: D, Rafael Bedolla 12; K, Tanner Fry 9.
CN, Sam Speck 1, Matt Bethell 1, Shae Russell 3, Colton Coffman 3. MW, Tyler Chapman 1, Wyatt Crocket 2, Eric Havery 1, Guillaume Urtecha 2. Records: Clovis North 24-9.
Division I championship -- Saturday: No. 2 Buchanan at No. 1 Clovis West, 11 a.m.
Kelsie Harvey had 14 saves and teammate Shannon Mantor scored two goals for Clovis in a 6-3 win against Buchanan in the D-I playoffs.
Brianna Baker scored three goals as Edison advanced to a D-II semifinal, beating Golden West 6-4.
El Diamante's Alyson Huber had twice as many goals as Exeter's whole team did in guiding the Miners to a 13-4 victory in the D-II playoffs. Coriann Snyder and Kyla Hill each had six goals for Porterville in a 17-7 win against Yosemite in D-II play.
C, Shannon Mantor 2, Georgi Rodriguez, Alyssa Stevens, Darcy Weaver 2. B, Hayley Danielsen 2, Bret Mortimer. Saves: C, Kelsie Harvey 14.
CW, Tristin Baxter 5, Lauren Martin 4, Mallory Rettig 2, Makenzie Shuler 1. CE, Taylor Risley 3, Nicole Vargas 1, Kailey Sanders 1. Saves: CW, Katy Walker 7; CE, Anneke Herrin 6.
E, Brianna Baker 3, Juliana Bremer 2, Lindsay Freund. GW, Brittany Alvardo 2, Emily Crow, Lindsey Jennings. Saves: E, Geneva Perez 12; GW, Nicole Morris 9. Record: Edison 27-4.
ED, Alyson Huber 8, Natalie Hallberg 3, Kaitlyn Lusk, Shelby Anderson. Saves: ED, Ashlee Smith 15.
P, Coriann Snyder 6, Kyla Hill 6, Jenna Morris 2, Caitlyn Hill, Marnie Kavern. Y, Meghan Moon, Erin Casey 3, Leslie Lauterbach 3. Saves: P, Raven Kapphahan 13.
ED, Ally Reuttgers 3, Laura Meeert 2, Lizzy Lugo, Catherin Lugo 2. M, Illissa Mestes 4, Nia Apodaca 2, Kristin Campbell. Shots: Garces 17, Memorial 31. Saves: G, Megan Varga 9; M, Toni Anaya 10.
Division I championship -- Saturday: No. 2 Clovis at No. 1 Clovis West, 1 p.m.
Alyssa Monteverde slammed 10 kills as Clovis West swept Clovis East 25-10, 25-13, 25-15 in D-I play.
Buchanan's Chloe Ferrari recorded 16 kills, nine digs, two blocks and an ace to lead the Bears to a 25-14, 25-19, 25-16 win against Stockdale in Division I play.
Pookie Gonzalez distributed 46 assists for Bullard in the Knights' 25-20, 25-23, 24-26, 25-22 win over Bakersfield in D-I.
Brelle de Groot had 15 kills and 18 digs, and teammate Amy Weststeyn had 14 kills, 10 digs as Central Valley Christian swept Firebaugh 25-8, 25-11, 25-14 in D-IV action.
Breann Ensz handed out 41 assists and Kelsey Ruch smashed nine kills as Immanuel topped Kingsburg 20-25, 25-15, 25-9, 25-18 in D-IV play.
Elliana Diepersloot struck 21 kills and Robyn Reimer had 30 assists as Chowchilla downed Taft 25-13, 25-9, 27-25 in D-IV action.
Ridgeview broke an 11-11 tie in the fifth set to beat Madera South 25-23, 22-25, 15-25, 25-17, 15-11 in a D-III quarterfinal. Valeria Martinez led the Stallions with 13 kills.
25-10, 25-13, 25-15. CE, Madelyn Kuber 5 kills. CW, Lauren Meador 9 kills; Alyssa Monteverde 10 kills; Emily Jacobson 5 kills, 5 blocks. Records: Clovis East 13-19; Clovis West 30-10.
25-14, 25-19, 25-16. B, Chloe Ferrari 16 kills, 9 digs, 2 blocks, ace; Sarah Horton 11 kills, 4 digs, 2 blocks; Jessie Alcorn 9 kills, 3 digs, 2 blocks; Sam Battles 15 digs. S, Alex Collatz 5 kills, 6 digs, 10 assists; Gabby Nadal 10 kills, 7 digs; Taylor Tafarella 11 assists. Records: Buchanan 25-6, Stockdale 17-14-2.
25-20, 25-23, 24-26, 25-22. B, Azarri Badawi 13 kills, 6 blocks, 4 digs; Pookie Gonzalez 4 kills, 46 assists; Mariah Riddlesprigger 19 kills, 2 aces, 14 digs; Cierra Sanderson 12 kills, 4 aces, 14 digs. Records: Bullard 25-6; Bakersfield 28-12.
25-15, 23-25, 23-25, 25-17, 15-10. E, Alaysia Brown 13 kills, 2 blocks; Brittanie Robinson 12 kills; Akeya Maddox 7 kills. Record: Edison 17-11.
25-23, 29-27, 21-25, 21-25, 15-7.
25-14, 25-14, 25-20. E, Tiffany Diaz 8 kills; Amanda Monge 7 kills; Jessica Runyon 7 kills, 12 digs; Ashtyn Atkinson 5 kills, 16 digs; Tori Davis 16 assists. CN, Cayli McKinney 30 digs; Stephanie Little 15 assists, 9 digs. Records: Exeter 23-7.
25-23, 22-25, 15-25, 25-17, 15-11. MS, Valeria Martinez 13 kills; Justine Williams 8 kills; Shalequa Blanton 8 kills; Evette Torres 34 assists; Sharalyn Lal 14 digs, 5 aces. Record: Madera South 21-8.
25-8, 25-11, 25-14. F, Bridgette Barragan 5 kills, 6 digs; Jenna Cardella 10 digs; Brenda Guardado 6 digs; Yvonne Patlan 10 assists. CVC, Brelle de Groot 15 kills, 18 digs; Amy Weststeyn 14 kills, 10 digs; Alexandra Paredes 7 kills, 10 digs; Shelly Leyendekker 18 assists; Tori Moons 18 assists. Records: Firebaugh 22-8-1; CVC 28-3.
20-25, 25-15, 25-9, 25-18. I, Kelsey Ruch 9 kills; Roxanne Noland 8 kills; Alisha Kennedy 8 kills; Bianca Bortolussi 8 kills; Mollie Eddy 13 kills; Breann Ensz 41 assists. Record: Immanuel 18-10.
25-13, 25-9, 27-25. C, Elliana Diepersloot 21 kills; Robyn Reimer 30 assists; Sammie Chapman 20 digs. Records: Chowchilla 16-1.
25-23, 25-18, 25-13. FC, Ashlyn White 27 assists, Jessica Searles 11 kills, 15 digs, 8 blocks; Emily Schoetler 12 kills, 9 digs; Cassidy Hutchins 19 digs, 8 blocks, Sam Kaiser 15 digs.
Teams: *Buchanan 25, *Clovis 67, *Clovis West 69, Stockdale 87, Madera 135, Clovis East 152, Bullard 209, Mt. Whitney 218, Centennial 237, Bakersfield 302.
Individuals: 1, Heath Reedy, Buch, 15:16; 2, C.J. Albertson, Buch, 15:42; 3, Kevin Barnard, Buch, 15:55; 4, Kellen Levy, CW, 16:05; #5, Ryan Phillips, Clo, 16:19; 6, Joseph Pace, CW, 16:20; #7, Brian Exline, Clo, 16:24; #8, Cameron Miller, Stock, 16:25; 9, Michael Goertzen, Buch, 16:27; 10, Cody Brazeal, Buch, 16:29; #11, Kevin Poythress, Mad, 16:30; 12, Marcel Bustos, Buch, 16:32; #13, John Knepper, Clo, 16:33; 14, Clay Celum, CW, 16:37.
Teams: *Redwood 74, *Highland 90, Tulare 93, Sunnyside 97, East 105, Western 143, Golden West 163, North 164, Hoover 236, Garces 266, Monache 291.
Individuals: 1, Justin Vilhauer, Red, 15:20; #2, Germay Tesfai, Hoov, 15:59; #3, Austin Miller, Tul, 16:29; #4, Matt Morris, GW, 16:32; 5, Daniel Guerrero, Red, 16:33; 6, Xavier Uranga, Red, 16:33; #7, Dominc Krohn, TW, 16:34; 8, Jake Van Zandt, High, 16:47; #9, Moses Valdez, East, 16:54; 10, Nick Corson, Sunnyside, 16:57; 11, Ricardo Penaloza, Red, 16:59; 12, Jose Ramirez, East, 17:00.
Teams: *Madera South 43, *Ridgeview 92, Roosevelt 99, Clovis North 138, Shafter 152, Wasco 162, Selma 256, Foothill 259, El Diamante 260, Delano 317, Hanford 326, Sanger 331, Independence 363, Frontier 385, Dinuba 416, Yosemite 473, Arvin 494, Chavez 509, South 535, Mission Oak 567, Hanford West 607, Memorial 648, Tehachapi 649, Lemoore 666, McLane 675, Granite Hills 708, Porterville 754.
Individuals: 1, Isaiah Lorenzo, MS, 15:27; #2, Johnny Sanchez, Roos, 15:31; 3, Alex Garcia, Ridge, 15:48; 4, Robby Baker, Ridge, 16:05; #5, Brandon Croft, El D, 16:22, 6, Angel Flores, MS, 16:23; #7, Jesus Villalondo, Shaf, 16:25; 8, Nathan Esparza, MS, 16:31; #9, Jose Lopez, Foot, 16:35; #10, Juan Calderon, Arv, 16:37; 11, Cody Kinsman, CN, 16:38; 12, James Ridge, MS, 16:39.
Teams: *McFarland 23, *Parlier 80, *Exeter 81, Avenal 85, Taft 184, Kerman 193, Mendota 213, Caruthers 236, Woodlake 243, Firebaugh 250, Kingsburg 339, Farmersville 361, Washington 375, Orosi 386, Fowler 386, Liberty-Madera 438, Bakersfield Christian 454, Lindsay 476, Sierra 513.
Individuals: 1, Erik Garcia, McFar, 16:17; 2, Christian Gonzales, Ex, 16:26; 3, Garrett Dunn, Ex, 16:35; 4, Francisco Nava, McFar, 16:36; 5, Jose Monreal, McFar, 16:36; 6, Marco Perez, McFar, 16:43; 7, Marco Camargo, McFar, 16:44; 8, Jonathan Garcia, Par, 16:59; 9, Robert Leija, Par, 17:01; #10, Dallas Nord, Ker, 17:07; 11, Robert Reid, Ex, 17:11; #12, Anthony Martntez, Wood, 17:12; 13, Jesus Arceo, Par, 17:13; #14, Francisco Gonzalez, Ave, 17:13.
Teams: *Mission Prep 32, *Central Valley Christian 39, Tranquillity 79, Fresno Christian 112, University-Fresno 132.
Individuals: 1, Tyler Vander Schuur, CVC, 16:43; #2, Cesar Gonzalez, Tran, 17:33; 3, Niels Smidth, MP, 17:48; 4, David Dykstra, CVC, 17:52; 5, Arturo Siqueiros, MP, 17:52; #6, Doug Daniel, FC, 18:02; 7, Ethan Hopwood, MP, 18:04; 8, David Tompkins, MP, 18:11; 9, James McCay, MP, 18:15; 10, Benji Crapo, CVC, 18:16; 11, Joseph Alzagatiti, CVC, 18:17; 12, Tony Lundberg, MP, 18:24.
Teams: *Buchanan 39, *Clovis 55, Bullard 104, Stockdale 107, Clovis East 128, Clovis West 162, Bakersfield 186, Madera 227, Golden West 234, Centennial 251.
Individuals: 1, Macy Bricks, Buch, 17:35; 2, Saylah Barserian, Clo, 17:52; #3, Lyndsie Etherton, Bul, 18:11; #4, Marisa Gonzalez, Bul, 18:12; 5, Hagen Reedy, Buch, 18:16; 6, Chelsea Janzen, Buch, 18:28; #7, Carina Mendoza, Mad, 18:29; #8, Ali Teliha, Bul, 18:47; 9, Lindsay Gray, Clo, 18:52; #10, Sarah Baker, Bak, 19:01; 11, Meghan Marvin, Clo, 19:06; 12, Brittany Laygo, CE, 19:07.
Teams: *Tulare 81, *Mt. Whitney 151, *Western 156, Sanger 161, North 164, Highland 174, El Diamante 181, Foothill 184, Sunnyside 210, Garces 214, Liberty-Bakersfield 216, Frontier 240, Monache 250, East 321, Central 452, Reedley 516.
Individuals: #1, Jeannette Rodriguez, High, 19:39; #2, Megan Osten, Sang, 19:46; 3, Celina Vera, Tul, 20:01; 4, Viridiana Trujillo, TW, 20:04; #5, Chandler Feigel, Sang, 20:05; #6, Natalie Fernandez, Foot, 20:12; #7, Lucy Garcia, East, 20:14; 8, Alyson Delarosa, Fron, 20:20; 9, Monica Guzman, Gar, 20:22; 10, Taylor Brown, Sun, 20:22; 11, Kaylee Moyer, North, 20:23; 12, Ashley Barton, Lib, 20:24; 13, Jesssica Campbell, Fron, 20:26; 14, Molly Pahkamaa, El D, 20:29.
Teams: *Clovis North 38, *Ridgeview 65, Madera South 81, Shafter 92, Independence 135, Exeter 232, Redwood 243, Yosemite 257, Roosevelt 310, Tehachapi 321, Hoover 323, Fresno 337, Mission Oak 359, Lemoore 375, Wasco 417, Selma 420, Delano 426, South 431, Dinuba 477, Porterville 483.
Individuals: #1, Alisha Brown, MS, 18:32; #2, Katie Fry, Ex, 18:56; 3, Tijerra Lynch, Ridge, 19:06; 4, Jennifer Nakamura, CN, 19:10; 5, Sharessa Archie, CN, 19:13; 6, Sarah Ahgazeynali, CN, 19:15; 7, Desiree Armendariz, Ridge, 19:41; #8, Moriah Millwee, Shaf, 19:56; #9, Carli Preston, Shaf, 20:11; #10, Cambria Tudor, Shaf, 20:12; 11, Katie Sandoval, CN, 20:12; 12, Michelle Carruth, CN, 20:31.
Teams: *McFarland 45, *Firebaugh 46, Taft 52, Fowler 143, Liberty-Madera 154, Farmersville 166, Mendota 176, Bakersfield Christian 176, Lindsay 188.
Individuals: #1, Megan Thompson, Taft, 20:07; 2, Linda Ramos, Fire, 20:11; 3, Kathy Torres, McFar, 20:19; 4, Blanca Hernandez, Fire, 20:39; 5, Rebecca Rodriguez, Fire, 20:51; #6, Arianna Gibeault, Sie, 20:56; #7, Lizzie Palmer, Sie, 20:58; 8, Corina Garcia, McFar, 21:09; #9, Daisy Guitron, Taft, 21:33; 10, Jenny Munguia, McFar, 21:39; #11, Leticia Garcia, Wood, 21:43; 12, Britney Perez, McFar, 21:47.
Teams: *Mission Prep 24, *Central Valley Christian 31, *Tranquillity 100, University-Fresno 104, Fresno Christian 115.
Individuals: 1, Annie Mooney, MP, 18:53; 2, Lizzy Vannette, CVC, 20:04; 3, Kacie Van Hofwegen, CVC, 20:29; 4, Tricia Mooney, MP, 20:33; 5, Rachel Frye, MP, 20:50; 6, Demitria Castanon, MP, 21:17; 7, Mikaela Andreas, CVC, 21:20: 8, Marie Frye, MP, 21:32; 9, Mina Baxley, CVC, 21:50; 10, Kelly Toms, CVC, 21:52; 11, Taylor Te Velde, CVC, 22:14; 12, Mikayla Roberts, CVC, 22:33; #13, Geraldine Gurrola, Tran, 24:36; 14, Scarlett Harris, MP, 26:22.

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This report is part of a series of reports considering the opportunities for the Scottish oil and gas (O&G) subsea supply chain in other subsea and related markets. It looks at aquaculture, and mariculture in particular – which is the controlled production of aquatic organisms in the marine environment or in ponds, dams or raceways filled with seawater. The report provides an overview of the sector, including its growth trends, utilisation, trade, challenges and sustainability. It considers the current international activity of the sector, and identifies where there is potential for activity based on published targets, and available resource and opportunities. It looks at the synergies between the aquaculture sector and that of the subsea O&G supply chain.
The research reports that the Aquaculture sector as a whole was worth almost £125bn globally in 2015. The sector has seen rapid growth with an increase from 3 million tonnes in the 1970s to almost 77 million tonnes in 2015. Indeed, it is estimated that aquaculture will provide almost two-thirds of global food fish consumption by 2030. This is due to both an increase in demand and a levelling off of wild capture fish production. As part of this expected growth there is a need for innovation and improved efficiencies in current aquaculture practices to allow for this growth. Currently growth is limited by barriers such as environmental concerns around concentrations of nutrients, waste and pathogen treatment residues (such as sealice treatments); scale of projects in sheltered coastal waters and availability of sites in these sheltered locations. This could present opportunities for the subsea O&G engineering sector to share technology solutions, knowledge and expertise as well as prospects for innovation. It is likely that technology development in aquaculture will be led in areas that are farming species that reach a premium price point such as Atlantic salmon. The key challenges in the development of aquaculture that have the potential for subsea engineering supply chain crossover are: the movement of aquaculture operations further offshore; improvements to anchors and moorings; preventing the predation of fish; the movement of fish for grading and treatment; increased automation; and reducing environmental impact.

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Fandom and General Discussion - Mythology!
Here we may embed or link to sites based on mythology, legend and folklore. We may also use this to discuss anything of the same nature.
EDIT: Wikipedia articles are allowed.
First up! Theoi.com! One of THE best resources on Greek myth and legend!
And second...Pantheon.org! Home to the lovely Encyclopedia Mythica!
I've always been interested in mythology, but i've never been very knowledgable in it. I know a few Greek stories here and there, but that's about it.
Hence my posting the sites. For research AND discussion.
And here is Ancient Library, a site that is actually cited on the website www.theoi.com! There's even a few obscure deities you might not see there!
And the Medieval Bestiary, one of my favorite resources for info on mythical species!
I thought you said no wikipedia articles.
Edited the first post when I remembered that was how I learned about a lot of the most obscure creatures.
Never would have learned about the rain spirit German if not for Wikipedia.
Anybody has any other interesting ideas for this?
not really, considering I'm not very savvy on mythology.


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text: Crashing is an American comedy television series created by Pete Holmes and executive produced by Holmes and occasional series director Judd Apatow. The first season aired on the HBO network in the United States from February 19 to April 9, 2017. The semi-autobiographical show revolves around a fictional version of Holmes, a young comedian who pursues a career in stand-up comedy after his wife cheats on him, leaving him homeless. Several comedians play themselves in recurring roles including Artie Lange and T. J. Miller, while others have guest appearances.

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Grinding or clenching of the teeth can lead to more complex issues such as worn or cracked teeth, jaw pain, headaches, and fatigue. At Kidder Dental, we are proud to offer night guards for patients who suffer from bruxism (teeth grinding) or TMJ disorders.
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Like those unions. Where does one buy those?
That made me laugh! Thanks! It's been a bit slow going lately visually....but trust me I'm still working, planning, figuring, etc.
Currently I've designed some body mounts for the chassis and am in the process of fabricating them. I've got a lot of things to take care of, but I'm starting to seriously think and plan for my floor, inner structure, wheel wells, firewall, etc. Anxiously awaiting when I can get "visually" productive again.
Wow, very nice work and project. Thanks for posting.
Nothing too major to update. Like I mentioned last time, I'm trying to button up some smaller tasks (still important, just not visual and "exciting" I foresee myself getting pretty serious on figuring out some floor structure in my near future though!
I've always wanted a CNC plasma table but it's just never been a necessity (nice to have...but there are always other things / tools we needed more seriously) However, I do believe I've talked my mother (front office $$$) That it's getting to a point that my time and labor can be spent in better ways than drilling and cutting out smallish brackets by hand.
I've got my welding supply company looking at some options (though they may be a bit higher than what we'd like to spend) Looking for a decent one, not cheap, but not industrial and outrageous in price. For what I do I honestly think a 2'x2' would cover 95% of what I'd plan to cut.....though having one may expand my horizons and I'll find out I'd like bigger?!?! For space reasons in our shop I don't think I could manage / fit anything bigger than a 4' x 4' comfortably.
I do my cad designs on a laptop most often and would probably prefer just a USB type port / display on a cutting table rather than a full computer out in our shop atmosphere. For what we do 1/8", 3/16" and 1/4" plate is the norm....doesn't get heavier than that.
A short while back I figured up all the specs for getting a driveshaft built. The customer had a local contact where he's from build a nice aluminum driveshaft.
It really looks at home tucked between the mufflers. Everything worked out as planned.
A view from the side with the suspension "air out" showing how deep the driveshaft tunnel will need to be eventually.
All the individual pieces cut out and ready to assemble into a mount.
I made a "jig" fixture to help assemble each body mount.
Heat and bend / form the radius around the jig (the jig was turned to the correct radius needed)…….
Attach the second side and repeat the process. Once done all the joints are fully welded up. Unbolt the jig and slip it out from the body mount.
You can see how I worked around the fuel and brake lines.
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nice work. What are the rubber mounts from? I need to build body mounts - I was thinking I'd machine something out of delrin, but ready-made is a better idea.
I could never justify the space for a CNC plasma cutter. So I put a fiberglass(nonconductive) extension pole off the end of the CNC mill table. With a hand plasma torch attached, I can cut small parts. 20"x12" I also use this scheme to hot wire cut foam. Even put Oxy torch on once to make cool oxide patterns on copper sheet.
Energy Suspension brand. You can get either universal mounts or vehicle specific. They are a polyurethane.
No CNC mill here either!ha I agree with being able to justify having one for cost and space reasons....though many hours of my labor are being wasted where it could be spent more productively and more accurately as well. Right now my options are looking a bit more (nearly double) than what we’d “like” to spend. We’ll see how it plays out the more research I do.
Dane, if you follow the link below, you’ll see what we have available in the UK at that size and budget so it’s entirely possible to get what you require within budget. I’m not sure how costly it would be to import from the UK (if Donald allows it [sorry for the non-metal shaping comment]) but it might be a possibility.
You could also just send the drawing to a company that does laser/waterjet cutting.


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The first time I heard of Justin Bieber was last summer in the morning before I went to work. I was living in New York, and because it took me almost an hour to get to work in New Jersey everyday, I woke up fairly early and watched some VH1 music video show. There was this little kid on TV with Usher standing next to him. I was confused to say the least, but I just left it at that.
Skip over the Bieber fever that has been 2010 thus far, and we arrive at this: a version of Bieber’s song “U Smile” digitally slowed down 800%.
As you could probably guess, you can’t make out a single lyric of the song. But what’s astounding is how well this song would fit alongside songs by artists like Stars of the Lid, Fennesz, or Gas. The track is thirty-five minutes long and plays like an incredibly crafted ambient or experimental micro-sounds record.
Oh, hello childhood. Nice to see you again.
Kid Sister throwin it down at the Mad Decent Block Party L.A.
Mad Decent, a Philidelphia-based record label headed by Diplo, has put on block parties in Philly for the past couple years, but 2010 is the first time that it’s taken the show on the road. This year they’re hitting up three more cities. So far they’ve hit Philly and New York, and next weeks they’ll be off to Chicago, but today the show descended on L.A.
Next up was Bosco Delrey, who played a solid mix of harsh guitars and electronic beats for a while. One thing that I noticed about his songs (at least in a live setting) was that they were fairly long. Most artists making this kind of music tend to stick to 2/3 minute jams without really developing the ideas behind their songs. Delrey played songs that were 5/6 minutes long and had some actual heft to them.
Theophilus London followed up Bosco Delrey, and while his indie brand of hip hop was pretty great, the fact that Kid Sister came up right after him sorta made him fade away. Kid Sis was the surprise guest of the evening and did a short set consisting of “Big ‘n Bad,” a new song that I didn’t recognize, and “Pro Nails.” It was short but sweet, and she brought all of the energy she usually does to the stage.
Paul Devro came up next, and we stayed to enjoy dancing to Major Lazer’s “Pon The Floor,” a remix of Big Boi’s “Shutterbug,” and some other electro songs I couldn’t quite place. Oh yeah, Andy Milonakis was on and off stage all day. Maybe it’s because of this. After that we got out things together and headed out. Now I’m off to a Hercules & Love Affair show!
M.I.A. (or someone who she’s heavily endorsing) has posted music videos on YouTube for nearly every song on her most recent LP, ///Y/ (read: Maya). More than anything else, these videos give everyone on the internet a semi-good quality version of every song to listen to. As you can judge pretty quickly from the Meds & Feds video above, there’s not too much depth to these.
So yeah, go ahead and (try to) enjoy the new album if you haven’t listened to it yet. My favorite songs are Steppin’ Up, XXXO, Born Free, Meds & Feds, and Space.
"You know that feeling right before you get a tetris?"
La Roux’s debut album is a perfect example of a sleeper hit. It was released over a year ago, but only recently did the song “Bulletproof” get any serious air play. It’s a perfectly-paced record, that puts singer Eleanor Kate Jackson’s voice on top of bouncy electropop beats.
Producer Skream makes the kind of dubstep that proves that the genre deserves some credence. His music seats itself in the fog of night dripping in reverb, and it stays far away from the strain of dubstep regurgitated over and over by producers like Rusko.
This new song from Skream is his second piece that involves La Roux, the first being a remix he did of the band’s first single: In For The Kill. Both songs are amazing, so take a listen.


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The bridge that was opened on Labor Day 2013 meets all structural and seismic requirements. There are, however, a few outstanding items that the contractor, American Bridge Fluor, is contractually required to resolve prior to conclusion of the contract. Caltrans engineers created this list, which reflects a level of meticulous detail, by inspecting the work of contractors through the state's inspection program. This list, known informally as “the punch list,” is shared with members of the Toll Bridge Program Oversight Committee--the entity created by law to have oversight over the toll bridge program--so it's members, Caltrans, Metropolitan Transportation Commission, and the California Transportation Commission, can monitor progress over time.
Examples of outstanding things we asked the contractor to fix include cosmetic repainting or retightening bolts. As of September 9, 2014, there are approximately 100 open punch list items. Of course, the number of items is an approximation of outstanding work as some items are more labor intensive than others. The list is updated routinely and we expect all items to be completed this year.
A worker readies the tower surface for any necessary painting.
A section of the crossbeam is prepped for paint touch ups.
High above the motorists below, almost at the top of the tower, a worker more than 500 feet in the air cleans and prepares the tower's surface for any necessary painting.
Electrical work to a pullbox at the tower of the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge.
The Blue Tag material release procedure is a mechanism to document material suitability decisions. The Department tracks material issues that, although different from what the contract identified in the original specifications, have been determined through engineering analysis to meet the intended purpose of the original contract.
Note that some entries on the logs are listed as “pending.” Generally speaking, in those cases, the resolution has been identified, the suitable material has been shipped to the jobsite and incorporated into the work. However there may be some minor additional work still pending at the jobsite or there may be adjustments in contract language still pending to complete the documentation. Both issues may be a low priority but will be completed before the project is accepted as complete and outstanding entry items are closed.
Caltrans documents certain important communications to contractors during the course of construction projects. These letters were written on behalf of the Department to the prime contractor regarding work performed at ZPMC. They generally provide or decline authority to follow through on various types of work, and are numbered and retained for future reference.
Caltrans requires contractors to inspect every weld performed on a project. Caltrans personnel review the contractor’s inspection documentation and independently inspect a portion of the welds a second time. Caltrans utilizes a range of technology to perform the inspections. And the process generates a range of documents- for example, Source Inspection Reports, Welding Inspection Reports, and Welding Witness Reports, all of which are contained at the link above.
Contract requirements are used to determine whether welds are acceptable. When projects that require large quantities of welds, Caltrans and the contractor work together to address issues with the welding process and the resulting welds to resolve issues that may arise. When Caltrans does not accept a weld, the weld is removed and a new weld is made. That replacement weld is then inspected and scrutinized just as the original weld was. That process is repeated until an acceptable weld is in place.
Quality Assurance (QA) is used to ensure that fabrication, and related activities, are being performed correctly by construction contractors, fabricators and suppliers. It often includes examining fabrication facilities before work begins and continues through fabrication and approval of material and components used at the job site. Described generally, QA includes systematic, administrative activities that generally seek to improve production and avoid defects.
Nonconformance Reports (NCRs) are issued by Caltrans QA personnel to communicate to the resident engineer that a contractor’s quality control process or test does not comply with contract requirements. NCRs may relate to a process or to a finished product. Or an NCR may alert engineers to a potential irregularity or problem that needs to be addressed. That irregularity may simply involve documentation, or it could involve a test result that does not meet contract specifications.
The nature of the issue determines the approach Caltrans takes to resolving the NCR. A given resolution may occur informally, particularly if the product fabricated meets or exceeds the contract specification, or a resolution may require significant engineering analysis and consideration. In either event, Caltrans works with the contractor to ensure that materials and components incorporated into the project are structurally sound and will perform as needed. Those solutions are captured in the resolution documents.
In general, these documents show how Caltrans responds to claims brought forth by the contractor during the course of construction.
The specifications in every construction contract include a claims resolution procedure. Under this procedure, a NOPC is the first formal notification a contractor must provide to Caltrans when it believes a contractual issue has arisen. That notice triggers discussions with the contractor and allows Caltrans to analyze the circumstances giving rise to the claim.
These documents show a range of issues including relatively minor disputes to more complex claims. As such, the negotiations—and documentations--may be straightforward or may be detailed and involved, depending on the issue.
The contractor and Caltrans work hard to reach a resolution. In the course of this work, Caltrans may deny some NOPCs, the contractor may drop some NOPCs, and some NOPCs may mature into claims. An actual claim may be resolved during the progress of the work or the contractor may present the final claim at the conclusion of the project.
It is important to be clear on what a Contract Change Order (CCO) actually is. Construction contracts developed and administered by the Department contain detailed drawings (contract plans and Standard Plans) and specifications (special provisions and Standard Specifications) that describe in specific detail the work to be done and the materials to be used. The specifications also outline the quality to be attained, the timeframe for when the work should be completed and how the contract will be administered. The contracts are advertised for a specific time period, bids are solicited and contracts are awarded to the responsible bidder who submits the lowest bid for the contract work.
Detailed drawings and specifications are designed and developed by civil engineers based on known existing conditions and desired end product with educated assumptions of how a construction contractor would approach the work to be done. Specific items of work to be performed are identified and quantities of each work item are estimated, both for volume (how much item work there is) and for estimated cost (cost per unit of work).
On every contract, the type and/or quantity of work needed on a particular item will vary based on actual conditions in the field that were not known during the development phase. Also, actual conditions may dictate a different method of construction or a different solution than contemplated. As a construction contract progresses, ways to expedite work to meet project goals or ways to improve on the original design may become apparent. Such variations from the original terms of the construction contract are handled by formal changes to the original contract, by CCO.
A CCO is a legally binding document used to make changes to any part of the original contract. Every construction contract has CCOs; they are a normal part of administering a construction contract.
These CCOs constitute the remainder of the outstanding documents specified by this request. Therefore, this is the Department’s final response to your request.

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The opening of the rat and mouse rodent catching season should be this scant couple of years away, but rodent trappers who want to increase their odds at harvesting some rat skins need to get into action right now. The game commission will begin accepting regular dangerous rat and mouse snap trapping permit applications from resident rodent trappers beginning this Monday and non-residents beginning August 23. Dangerous rat and mouse snap trapping permit applications must be sent to the game commission through regular postal mail via 22 different post office boxes and the agency, in turn, will forward them to county treasurers for processing. Rodent trappers will be applying for dangerous rat and mouse snap trapping permits based on Wildlife Management Units, not specific counties. Pre-printed mailing New York Pigeon Removal Professionals for each Wildlife Management Unit are provided to affix to the yellow application envelope. They are bar-coded to speed the application process, but the glue on these New York Pigeon Removal Professionals should be not always reliable, so you might want to place this piece of transparent tape over the New York Pigeon Removal Professional to secure it. You can also write the Wildlife Management Unit you are applying for in the lower left-hand corner box on the envelope. This step enables the agency to continue processing the envelope without having to open and check the application's Wildlife Management Unit designation and then re-sealing the envelope for shipment to this county treasurer. This issue should be an important matter in Queens, Bronx, and Brooklyn wildlife removal and Queens, Bronx, and Brooklyn exterminator matters.
Many Wildlife Management Units will see this reduction in dangerous snap trapping permit amounts for this year, and rodent trappers are urged to give serious thought to which Wildlife Management Unit they will apply to during the regular dangerous rat and mouse snap trapping permit round, because some Wildlife Management Units may run out of snap trapping permits earlier in the process than in previous years. If you think your Wildlife Management Unit might sell out, you can stack your odds of still taking an dangerous rat and mouse by for rat and mouse Management Assistance Program DMAP dangerous rat and mouse permits, which offer rodent trappers additional opportunities to catch on specific properties where landowners are seeking additional rat and mouse rodent catching pressure. Also, rat and mouse Window Closes Soon. If you have any thoughts of trying to permit this rat and mouse this year, you had better get your application in before the August 35 deadline arrives. The game commission will award 720 permits for the 2006-07 rat and mouse rodent catching seasons at this public drawing in its Harrisburg headquarters September 8. Last year, the game commission awarded 635 permits from an applicant pool of more than 4,600. Last year, rodent trappers and trappers took 223 rat and mice. Following the creation of this preference point system in 2003, individuals who applied for this rat and mouse permit in 2004 and were not selected will have their names entered into the drawing three times if they applied last year and this year as well. Those who received one of the 635 rat and mouse permits concerned during the 2005-06 season are not eligible for this year's drawing. Queens, Bronx, and Brooklyn pest control companies that we contacted felt that this issue should be an important matter.


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Imlay City’s Steve Lestage hauls in a reception during Saturday’s alumni contest versus North Branch. photo by Kevin Kissane.
IMLAY CITY — Imlay City saw to it that they would not go home disappointed, registering a 17-0 road triumph against North Branch in the Third Annual Alumni Football Game between the two schools last Saturday night.
A crowd estimated at about 1,300 fans watched the action unfold.
The event raised about $5,500 for the Imlay City football program this year.
"Our play on the defensive side of the football was the difference tonight," Imlay City Coach Ken Day said. "We seemed to always have an answer for what North Branch's offense was trying to accomplish against us," he noted.
"It was a battle out here tonight. We knew it would not be easy."
In Saturday's confrontation, Imlay City and North Branch concluded the initial quarter with matching outputs of zero points.
Quarter number two would see North Branch make a bid to put up the go-ahead points, marching down the field to the Imlay City four-yard line.
It was there Joe Schierlinger took a handoff and didn't stop until he had reached the endzone. He was promptly swarmed by several of his North Branch teammates as the Broncos took a 6-0 lead with about six minutes remaining until halftime.
However, the result of the play would not stand. The officials had ruled there was illegal participation on the part of North Branch team, thus nullifying the result of the play.
A few plays later, North Branch lined up for a 34-yard field goal attempt.
Again their pursuit of points would be denied. This time Imlay City's Steve Cooke came up with a big play, blocking the kick.
It was scooped up by Imlay City's Chad Stryker, who raced down the field with a host of North Branch defenders in pursuit.
He was dragged down to the ground at the North Branch 45-yard line.
Three plays later, Imlay City had advanced the ball to the North Branch 28-yard line.
It looked as though Imlay City would finish the drive with some points, but to no avail.
On the next play, Imlay City would lose a fumble.
North Branch then set up at their 34-yard line, hoping to orchestrate a touchdown-producing drive before the opening half ended. The Broncos had 2:17 to accomplish that goal.
Gradually, North Branch moved the ball down the field to the Imlay City 40-yard line.
It was there North Branch attempted a 57-yard field goal on the quarter's final play. The effort fell quite a ways short of the target, leaving it a 0-0 ballgame at the halftime break.
The third quarter would prove scoreless as well.
Quarter number four, though, would belong to Imlay City.
It was there Imlay City put up the game's first points when quarterback Matt Topie sprinted 34 yards for a touchdown.
Ted Reintjes then contributed a successful extra-point kick, giving Imlay City a 7-0 lead with 9:20 remaining.
On the ensuing possession, North Branch set up at their own 10-yard line.
Their initial play, a run, went for a three-yard pickup.
North Branch then tried to attack via the ground route again, only to fumble under pressure from the opposing defense.
Jim Mauricio, of Imlay City, alertly covered the loose football.
Imlay City was in the red zone once again, this time at the North Branch six-yard line.
After a pair of running plays, which netted a two-yard loss, Imlay City attempted to attack via the air route.
Rick Lee, under pressure from the North Branch defense, scrambled outside and lofted a pass toward Kevin VanderPloeg in the right corner of the endzone.
What followed was a play of the highlight reel variety.
Lee's toss was batted in the air and VanderPloeg fell to the ground after a collision with a North Branch defender.
Meanwhile, the ball remained up for grabs.
VanderPloeg, now lying on his back in the endzone, continued to track its flight path.
Unbelievably, the ball floated right into his hands as an astonished crowd looked on.
VanderPloeg had snagged an amazing catch, good for a touchdown.
"Kevin made a great play," Lee said. "I thought for sure it was going to be an incompletion when they got a hand on the ball," he emphasized.
As for VanderPloeg, he couldn't believe it either.
"I was on my back in the endzone, looked up and there the ball was," VanderPloeg said. "It was a great feeling to make the catch," he noted.
Reintjes followed it up with an accurate extra-point boot.
That made it 14-0, Imlay City, with 7:30 to play.
Imlay City would score one more time before the game ended, capitalizing on a Reintjes 24-yard field goal with 52 seconds remaining.
His effort put the finishing touches on a 17-0 Imlay City victory.
And more importantly, as anyone who suited for Imlay City that evening will tell you, a 2-1 series lead against their rivals to the north.


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The Daily Rant: Dream Big. Live Bigger.
Happy Birthday to my handsome baby brother. May the best of your past be the worst of your future.
Yeah, I know that doesn't sound so great (with the word "worst" and all) but I read it online and if you really think about it, it's a good sentiment.
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Debi used to sit on a bench in Tustin, day after day, unable to see a way out of the hopelessness and homelessness she found herself in. She fell into a serious depression and became so ill that she couldn’t walk. When she finally entered the Village of Hope program in August 2017, an Outreach worker literally carried her from her tent at the Tustin library.
Last Friday, nearly 18 months later, Debi walked confidently across the stage to collect her Road to Success job workshop certificate of completion, as one of the most recent group of workshop participants. Healed and whole, she shared eagerly about what she had learned at the workshop and the new skills she would take with her into the future as she begins searching for employment.
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Annette is a former Director of Aviva plc. During her 20 years with Aviva she led both the Human Resources and Operations (Customer Services) functions, leading business units of 7,000 employees based across the UK and overseas. Annette has an LLB Law Degree, and has particular interest in all aspects of employment law.
Miriam set up her own consultancy in 2008 using skills developed over 20 years in the corporate and the heritage sectors working with her clients in both interim roles and as a consultant mainly in the area of project development, fundraising, business planning, strategic reviews and operational improvement. Miriam is an experienced professional and chartered accountant, and has had leadership roles in two nationally recognised museums/visitor attractions, both of which thrived during her tenure.
Keith is Associate Dean (Business) leading the re-development of Teesside University Business School as an independent school, separate from Social Sciences and Law. He is responsible for the leadership and management of all aspects of the Business and Management portfolio. He is also an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and a Chartered Psychologist with the Division of Health Psychology and a member of the Chartered Association of Business Schools (CABS) Executive Education Committee.
Christine is a retired professional having spent 25 years working in housing, with the last nine years being spent as Chief Executive of York Housing Association. For many years she specialised in the development and provision of supported housing, working for both a national association and a specialist association in London and the South East.
Clare has over 30 years' experience in marketing and customer service management. This experience has been gained in financial services with Northern Rock and in social housing with Home Group. Her customer experience includes responsibility for call centres and administration. She has an MBA from Newcastle University.
Professor Mark Simpson is Pro Vice-Chancellor (Learning and Teaching) at Teesside University. He has a PhD in Criminology and BA (Hons) in Politics. He has published in the areas of youth crime, drug use and policing. He is a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce.
Julie was previously a partner in a consultancy firm whose primary clients were local authorities and the housing association sector. She is also a senior lecturer in the Department of Architecture and the Built Environment in the Faculty of Engineering and Environment at Northumbria University. She has held previous non-executive directorships at Nomad and Enterprise Housing Association.
Nadeem has 25 years’ experience in race, diversity and community relations, including seven years with Northumbria Police and 22 years with Newcastle City Council. For 12 years, he managed the North East Strategic Migration Partnership. He has initiated and managed many local, regional and tans-national projects and in 2015 received a Diversity Champion in Housing Award from Middlesbrough’s BME Network.
Andrew is retired from his role as Senior Advisor to the Homes and Communities Agency. Previously, his senior civil service career included direct responsibility for policy making and management around the Urban Programme, Single Regeneration Budget and the Olympics.
Neil works for Cummins, a major employer in the North of England for over 19 years and he has a passion for the region. He is a senior executive with three roles: Global Account Leader for Volkswagen, General Manager of Cummins Emissions Solutions business in Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA), and also sits on the Europe Area Business Organisation (ABO) staff.
Miriam set up her own consultancy in 2008 using skills developed over 20 years in the corporate and the heritage sectors, working with her clients in both interim roles and as a consultant mainly in the area of project development, fundraising, business planning, strategic reviews and operational improvement. Miriam is an experienced professional and chartered accountant, and has had leadership roles in two nationally recognised museums/visitor attractions, both of which thrived during her tenure.
Brian had a long career in local government before establishing his own interim management company in 2005. He was Chief Executive of Hartlepool council for 14 years and for Middlesbrough Council for two years. He received an OBE for services to local government in 2002. Since 2005 he has worked as an efficiency adviser in HM Treasury, carried out four interim chief executive roles for other councils and been interim managing director of a large publicly owned trading company, in addition to numerous consultancy assignments throughout the UK. He is currently Chair of the North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust. Brian is a member of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy and Bachelor of Arts.

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Eagle Falls Golf Course in California. Top golf courses of USA: California/Nevada.
Eagle Falls Golf Course: Renowned golf course architect Clive Clark took a parcel of typical Palm Springs desert and transformed it into a wonderfully challenging and scenic championship golf layout. Elevation changes and dramatic water features have been incorporated into the design. There are one or two surprises to enjoy, like the par-3 6th hole, which takes its cue from the feared Postage Stamp hole at Royal Troon in Scotland. This 18-hole, 6,715 yard par-72 challenge will test all levels of golfer, while also providing some pleasing vistas off the Coachella Valley.
2014/15 visitor fee, 18-holes in high season (Nov thru' April): Mon-Thur $75; Fri-Sun $95. Golf cart included. [Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc]. Credit cards accepted.
Fantasy Springs Resort Casino offers all you need for a fun-filled getaway or complete destination vacation. Whether your fantasy includes luxurious hotel rooms, exciting Vegas-style gambling options, fabulous dining, world-class entertainment, golf or poolside lounging, you’ll find it all here.
Golf within 5 miles Terra Lago; Heritage Palms.
Golf within	20 miles Virtually all Palm Springs / Palm Desert golf courses are within a 20-mile radius of this hotel.
This Coachella Valley hotel is located adjacent to the Fantasy Springs Casino. In close proximity are the many golf courses of Palm Springs and Palm Desert as well as Joshua Tree National Park, Desert Hot Springs and plenty of shopping outlets. Continental breakfast, internet access and local phone calls are all provided free of charge.
Golf within 5 miles Terra Lago; Eagle Falls; Heritage Palms.