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I Dared the Duke
Anna Bennett
The Wayward Wallflowers #2
Alexander Savage, the Duke of Blackshire, is known throughout the ton for three things: the burn scars on his neck, his ornery disposition, and the trail of broken hearts behind him. None of which would concern Miss Elizabeth Lacey in the least—if she weren't living under his roof. As his grandmother's companion, Beth is all too concerned with the moody and compelling duke. Incensed by his plans to banish the sweet dowager duchess to the country, Beth refuses to do his bidding. If Alex wants her help, he's going to have to take her dare…and grant her three wishes.
Alex adores his grandmother, which is precisely why she must leave. A string of unfortunate incidents has him worried for the safety of everyone around him—including the dowager's loyal and lovely companion, Beth. But the notorious wallflower isn't as meek as she appears, and as their battle of wills heats up, so does Alex's desire. He's dangerously close to falling in love with her…and revealing secrets he'd rather keep hidden. How can he convince her that his darkest days are behind him—and that, for the first time in forever, his heart is true?"
This is the first book of Anna Bennett's that I have read, and I am glad I got a hold of it. This story was addicting! I would have finished it in a couple of days, if a research paper had not sneaked up on me. It was difficult for me to have to set this book aside because the characters are so personable.
I liked this one a lot! This was a well written and interesting book that successfully demonstrated emotion and intimacy between the characters without being overly explicit. (There are sex scenes in this book, but they are much more subdued than other novels I've read.) Additionally, I found a rare romance novel that does not have an obvious villain. I honestly was not expecting the murderer to be that person. This is refreshing because many romance novels reveal this information early and take out the intrigue of the mystery.
I recommend this book and author and I am looking forward to more books of hers in the future.
About the Author
"Anna Bennett started swiping romances from her mom's bookshelf as a teenager and decided historicals (with their balls, dukes, and gowns) were the best. So, when she had the chance to spend a semester in London she packed her bags—and promptly fell in love with the city, its history, and its pubs. She dreamed of writing romance, but somehow ended up a software analyst instead.
Fortunately, a few years and a few careers later, Anna found her way back to writing the stories she loves and won the Romance Writers of America's Golden Heart® for Regency Historical Romance. She lives in Maryland with her husband and three children, who try valiantly not to roll their eyes whenever she quotes Jane Austen. Her weaknesses include reality TV, cute shoes, and coffee. Lots and lots of coffee."
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For big-budget films, there's a cycle of teasers, trailers, and TV spots that can be observed and measured like tree rings. And by taking a core sample of the Star Wars: Episode VII—The Force Awakens advertising machine, we can confirm that we're just over a month away from the film's global release.
Specifically, this new TV spot marks the phase where we aren't going to get any more substantial new footage. Instead, we're getting the same scenes of Rey and Fin running around sandy Jakku, a galaxy-weary Han Solo finally understanding what it's like to be the "crazy old Ben" of the story, First Order stormtroopers pew-pewing, and the Millennium Falcon whipping about the galaxy.
Instead of debuting characters like Andy Serkis' Snoke, or Luke busting out his magisterial beard, "new" is limited to frames and phrases added to the margins. Buried in among the now-familiar scenes is a vow by Kylo Ren, who promises to "show them… the dark side." Han Solo hands Rey a blaster and dryly suggests that it may come in handy. There's General Leia's command bunker, what appears to be a Stormtrooper fighting Finn with a lightsaber-blocking weapon, and a few frames of X-Wing-on-TIE-Fighter combat reminiscent of A New Hope.
For those intimately familiar with the existing trailers, it can feel frustrating to be consciously aware that the spot contains only five or six seconds of footage that isn't already ingrained in our brains. But don't give in to hate; that leads to the dark side. Instead, take heart in knowing that these minuscule updates mean that December 18 is just around the corner.


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They are up on the Scrapapple site, so here are my July projects for Scrapapple. I love these papers, but when it came time to work with them, I found them a challenge.
I had to dig to find this photo of Amelia when she was about two. She's always been a really little character and the photo suits the papers so well.
Mia's preschool had a Teddy Bear Picnic at end of term and all the littlies sang and danced for the parents – very cute.
Not much else happening in my little world… just busy with work and suffering scrapper's block (along with a few other scrappers!!).


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I am heading to Nepal in May of this year and wish to be part of a trek to either Manaslu and Tsum Valley or Upper Mustang regions. I am aware that permits are required and need to be organised through trekking agencies in Kathmandu.
I will be travelling alone.
If i meet someone in Nepal wishing to do either of these treks, would i be able to walk into an agency -and sherpas/porters be organised for me at the drop of a hat? Or do they require more notice? Do many people do this? Or do they tend do book trips before they enter the country?
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(AllHipHop News) The rapper-producer tandem of Royce 5'9" and DJ Premier released their second LP PRhyme 2 on March 16. Royce and Premo are embarking on a 7-city tour in support of the album.
"I look forward to getting back on the road and touring the country with Preem as PRhyme," states Royce. "We had so much fun making this album and having the ability to share our vision with the world via our one of a kind live show is a great reward.https://www.google.com/sorry/index?continue=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puWobmYnCmk%26feature=youtu.be&q=EgQs6nbMGOWQg_kFIhkA8aeDS4LF2tl45ehyKBe8NRvznZvk3h2dMgFy
In addition, PRhyme is also releasing double vinyl and instrumental versions of PRhyme 2. Both will be out on April 20 and can be pre-ordered now.
DJ Premier adds, "PRhyme 2 brings another chapter of a unique union of what me and Royce present when we form our legacies together as PRhyme. It's only right to double up both projects and light the fuse."
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5-30-18- Philadelphia, PA (TLA)
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6-2-18- Washington, DC (Howard Theater)
6-5-18- New York, NY (Highline)
6-7-18- Detroit, MI (St. Andrews)
6-14-18- San Francisco, CA (Slims)
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Yesterday was probably the worst day of our travels so far - worse than when we broke down, worse than when we've been stuck on narrow roads, worse than running out of water or LPG (which we use for cooking).
We have been staying in Rome for a couple of days now, as I had a tattoo appointment and we have a friend coming to visit for the next few days. We decided to splash out on staying in a safe camp site, as we'd heard some awful stories about crime in Rome so decided to be safe rather than sorry...
After two days in the camp site, we started running out of food so we headed out for a drive to a nearby super market to stock up. Due to height restrictions, we couldn't fit the van into the official supermarket car park and had to park across the road instead. There were still other people around and we knew we only needed a quick shop so we headed into the shop. Half an hour later we returned to find our van completely ransacked.
We always hide our valuables but the thieves had been everywhere. They upturned the mattress and looked under the bed. They pulled up our sofa and went through everything there. They even got into our gas canister! The van was trashed, with everything upturned and strewn across the length of the van. They pulled down some of the curtains that I'd made and crumpled up our bunting that a friend had got me. I'd never seen the van look so sad.
They found all of our valuables that we'd hidden in the van: Ross' bike and tablet; my laptop and camera. What's more, they took my little handbag, my rucksack and my bumbag although they can't be worth very much. Bizarrely they also took all my make up and jewellery (though it was all high street stuff apart from a vintage pair of silver moonstone earrings). They aren't going to be able to sell much of it but it will take me years to replace them (and many of them I won't be able to find exact replacements).
I'm not the sort of person who goes through things quickly - my camera and laptop were very good quality but I'd had them for years. My camera in particular I spent a long time saving up for. My accessories, jewellery and make up are also mostly years old! I rarely buy new things, especially since budgeting for travelling in a van. It's hard to grasp that these things I have collected carefully over years are suddenly gone...
The thing I'll miss the most though are the photos and videos stored on my laptop. We backed them up on an external hard drive, but the thieves took that too. Every photo I've taken over the years (and as an amateur photographer, that's thousands) has been lost. I have a fair few of them on facebook luckily, but those videos I will never see again, from family weddings to little clips I saved from this trip to treasure.
As soon as we realised the van had been broken into , I knew we had to phone the police. But when we were passed along 3 different people to find someone on the emergency line who spoke English, it hit me how vulnerable we are as travellers who can't speak fluently in every country we come to. If we were being attacked, those crucial minutes wasted could make a big difference.
We had to go to a police station to fill out a form, but we were left with the distinct impression that our paperwork was going to be shoved in a filing box and never looked at again. The police officer who spoke English told us that we shouldn't leave ANYTHING in a van in Italy - hard to do when you live in your van and all your possessions are in there. They didn't look in the van, didn't ask about CCTV and didn't want to take the screw driver that we'd found that the thieves used to get in through our sliding window.
We've been trying to stay positive through it all despite this though. We are grateful that neither of us got hurt, we still have the van with us, and we had some of our other valuables (purse and wallet, phones, my little camera, our passports, van keys) with us when we went food shopping.
We've had so many supportive messages already and that's really helped us too. You start to lose faith in people when someone's taken what little luxuries you had and wrecked your tiny home. But we've had lots of reminders through kind messages that the majority of humans are lovely souls who just want to help, so thank you to you guys. We are going to chill a little today and try to pick ourselves up, ready for more adventures tomorrow and a new start.


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Middletown area high school soccer previews
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Just about every school has soccer. It may not be a big player on the national scene, but at the high school level it's universal. Here follows the outlook for many of the boys and girls teams in the Greater Middletown area.
The Falcons were 6-5-5 in 2016 and the hope is they will better that mark this time around.
"We will look to contend within our division and the Southern Connecticut Conference," said coach Brian Fitzgerald, who is entering his seventh season. "We have a nice mix of experienced and new players. We have a strong midfield, but we will need to replace our top goal scorer in Owen Stevenson and Alex Barca whom we lost to graduation."
Fitgerald will look to veteran midfielders Jason Addi, Joey Cosentino and Colin Kieth, plus forward Kien McCormck and defenseman Liam Milewski. Newcomers at midfield Jose Arias and Brendan Montano will help.
Xavier opens at Hand in Madison on Sept. 12 at 6 p.m.
The Blue Dragons had a tough season in 2016, compiling a 3-11-2 record, but things are looking up for 2017.
"With incoming captains for the first time in three years, the team has established leaders that set an excellent example for the team," said third-year coach Jon Harder. "We have developed some great chemistry in the preseason which should boost our performance come game time. There is enough skill on this team to be competitive."
The key returnees are senior captains Jeff Turro (midfield) and Brennan Maxfield (defense), juniors Kobe Watanabe (forward) and Connor Bogel (GK) and sophomore Greyson Pizzonia (midfield). The promising newbies include freshmen Zach Hartzell and Zach Lombardo.
Middletown opens at Platt in Meriden Friday, Sept. 8 at 3:45 p.m.
Optimism rules at H-K.
"H-K should have a strong, veteran team this year," said second-year coach Denis Recchia. "The team should travel deep into the [Shoreline] conference and state tournaments on the back of its senior class."
Last year the Cougars (7-6-1) were fourth in the SLC and made it to the second road of the state tourney.
The veterans returning include seniors Ben McLaughlin (All-SLC), Gabriel Mangiafico (second team All-SLC ) and Jack Spooner, plus juniors Thomas Williams and Ben Marchetti.
H-K opens at home Sept. 8 at 3:45 p.m. with Amistad.
The Panthers lost seven players to graduation, so this might be a bit of a rebuilding year, said coach Cliff Parker.
There is a however.
"We have a core group of six returning seniors that we will try to build around," said Parker. "If we can get everyone on the same page, we have the potential to have a very good season."
Cromwell's key players are seniors Jack Holcomb (midfield) and Cody Swanson (defense) and juniors J.J. Tracy (midfield) and Luke Ayotte (midfield).
Cromwell opens at Valley Regional in Deep River Friday afternoon at 3:45.
First-year coach Joseph Santavenere — he was Portland's assistant coach for nine years — has a young team with just one returning senior.
"A year ago many young players gained valuable experience and will take on a larger role as we move forward," said Santavenere. "Although we are still very young, we expect to make improvements off of last year's 3-13 record."
The key returning players are senior Luke DeToro (defensive back), and juniors Josh Doncet (midfield), Christian Bond (midfield) and Brendan Hickey (forward). The newcomers of note include sophomores Bryan Dinnis (GK), Josh Doering (midfield), Andrew Dumais (defense), Kyle LaPila (defense) and Grant Collins (defense).
Portland opens Sept. 12 at Hale-Ray in East Haddam at 6:30 p.m.
Things are looking up in the Land of the Blue Devils after a 5-10 record in 2016.
"Despite having only three returning seniors, this season looks extremely promising," said first-year coach Matt Thompson. "A number of young players got valuable experience last year and are looking to get even better this year. With the right combination of hard work, leadership and skill, we expect to make a run in both the conference and state tournaments."
The key returnees include senior Korben Paul (defense), junior Riley Carey (midfield) and junior Tim Arcari (defense).
"We have a very strong sophomore class highlighted by Anthony Gavrilovic," said Thompson.
Coginchaug opens Friday, Sept. 8 at Lyman Hall in Wallingford at 3:45.
East Hampton opens at home against Morgan and Vinal Tech opens at home with Aerospace.
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Middletown (12-4-2) is on a roll. The Blue Dragons have put up big numbers several seasons in a row and look not only to do more of the same, but to advance in the postseason.
"We have a big senior class of 10 and all will contribute on and off the field this season," said third-year coach Rachel Lemke. "We look to repeat as Central Connecticut South White Division winners and look to make the state tournament and go further than last season.'
MHS lost in the second round of the state Class LL tourney to South Windsor in 2016.
The key returning players are seniors Amelia Sessoms (forward, leading scorer, all-CCC South), Kaitlyn D'Amico (midfield, All-CCC South), Madyson Fitzner (defense), Courtney Vogel (defense), Briana Nosal (midfield) and Rachel Gadreau (midfield/forward), plus juniors Madison Fletcher (midfield) and Elexa Belin (defense).
"We also have quite a few younger players in our program who will make their mark on the field his season," said Lemke.
MHS opens at home Friday, Sept. 8 with Platt of Meriden at 3:45 p.m.
Mercy coach Marcus Harley was to the point.
"We are still a young team that will try and build on the experience gained last year," he said. "We hope our strength will be our ability to keep possession of the ball and win time of possession. If we can do this, we should have a winning season. If not, we will have a long season.
"Our goal is to make both the league [Southern Connecticut Conference] and state playoffs where we will continue to look to win each."
Mercy, 10-8-1 in 2016, advanced to the second round of the Class L tournament.
The key returning players are junior Alessandra Fronc (GK), senior Jillian Pernerewski (defense) and junior Madison Webster (defense). Harley named sophomore Lindsay Stevenson (forward) as a promising young player.
"We lost four starters, but the young players are eager to step in," said Harley .
Lauralton Hall visits Mercy in the opener Friday, Sept. 8 at 3:45 p.m.
The Blue Devils were 3-11-2 in 2016 and with the loss of 10 seniors, it looks like the building process will continue.
"This team will continue to find its own personality and strengths," said eighth-year coach Megan Kavanaugh. "They will continue to work hard to find their own identity and will surely be a different teams as the season progresses.
"Discipline and hard work are qualities this team seems to pride themselves on and with strong leadership should continue to improve with every game."
The keys to the season are returning players seniors Colleen Coogan (defense), Kate Annecchino (forward), Maddie Montz (midfield), Aubrey Figoras (midfield) and Lydia D'Amato (defense).
The key juniors are Shannon Carey (defense), Ali Durand (defense), Kate Cummings (midfield) and Sara Smith (defense). Two newcomers of promise are Ava Kowal and Isabel Milardo.
Coginchaug opens at home with Jonathan Law of Milford Friday, Sept. 8 at 3:45 p.m.
The Panthers had a big season last year, going 14-4-2 and advancing to the quarterfinals of the Class M tournament. The ingredients appear to be in place for another successful season, but it might be a bit difficult to replicate last season.
"Experience in goal will be a concern," said sixth year coach Marcelo Caetano. "It will be no easy task to replace two players we lost to transfers. Luckily, our strength is in our defensive line. We have some decent depth, but we need to stay healthy to achieve our top goals."
Serafina Mckiernon, the starting goalkeeper, and Cara Jordan, an All-State player, transferred to Oakwood Academy.
The top returnees are senior Jenna Serrantino (forward, 20 goals), juniors Olivia Pendl (center back defender), Erika Person (center back defender), Olivia Belcourt (forward), Shannon Morrill (midfield) and Jenna Liseo (midfield).
The newbies with promise include sophomores Jordan Pare, Amanda Chaves, Melissa Woodcock and Becca Calafiore.
"Our goals are to compete for the Shoreline Conference championship and Class M tournament," said Caetano.
Cromwell opens at Valley Regional Saturday, Sept. 9, at 4 p.m.
Portland makes a habit of coming on strong at the end of the season. After barely qualifying for the tournament on the last day of the regular season in 2016, Sandy Booth's (89-55-11) team went 3-1 in the state tournament, losing to Old Saybrook on penalty kicks in the semifinals, finishing 9-10-1.
"We return 10 players with significant varsity experience this season," said Booth, now in this ninth season. "We are looking to get above .500 for the season, which is always a tough task in the very competitive Shoreline Conference."
The big players for the Highlanders will be seniors Molly Leary (midfield), Samantha Mizner (defense), Betina Burke (defense) and Abby Backus (defense), plus juniors Chrissy Picard (striker) and Kelly Boutin (GK), and sophomores Olivia Doerring (defense), Kelly Talerico (midfield) and Olivia Smith (midfield).
The up-and-coming players are sophomores Lauren Mertel (defense) and Hannah Prince (midfield).
"We will still be considered a very young team that is relying on a very good core of sophomore players to carry the load," said Booth. "We are very skilled in the midfield and on defense, and we are working in the preseason to determine who our goal scorers will be."
Portland opens at home with Old Saybrook Sept. 8 at 4 p.m.
East Hampton opens at home with The Morgan School Sept. 9 at 11 a.m., Haddam-Killingworth opens at Ledyard and Hale-Ray opens at Westbroo.


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GlowShift Elite 10 Color Vacuum Gauge
GlowShift's Elite 10 Color Series Vacuum Gauge is a high performance gauge that allows you to monitor your vehicle's vacuum levels ensuring there are no air leaks which could result in rough idling, increased emissions, and poor fuel economy. This vacuum gauge monitors vacuum levels from -30 to 0 inHG, and the included electronic pressure sensor reads and displays your vehicle's your vacuum pressure with incredible precision.
This 2 1/16" (52mm) vacuum gauge outperforms the competition with features that include programmable high and low warning functions, a peak recall function, stepper motor technology, 10 color through dial LED lighting, as well as a self-calibration mode at startup, an illuminated red needle, and a low profile magnified tinted lens. The adjustable high and low warning functions will alert you visually or with an optional audible tone, ensuring your vehicle's vacuum pressure is running at perfect levels, and the peak recall feature gives you instant vehicle feedback. The included stepper motor ensures all needle movement is remarkably smooth and all gauge readings incredibly accurate. GlowShift's 10 color through dial lighting lets you match your stock gauges or add a custom look to interior of your vehicle, and with the color recall feature you won't have to worry about resetting the gauge to your preferred color every time you turn your vehicle on. This vacuum gauge dims 30% when connected to your factory headlight switch, making it much easier to read when driving at night.
GlowShift's Elite 10 Color Series Vacuum Gauge's electronic pressure sensor is installed with the included t-fitting, allowing you to splice into any vacuum line. All of the included sensor and power wires are plug and play, and securely connect into the back of the gauge with modular connectors. This vacuum gauge is powered by 12 volts and will let you to power an additional three Elite 10 gauges with the daisy chain feature. GlowShift includes free lifetime technical support and a one year limited warranty with every Elite 10 Color Series Gauge.
- 2 1/16" (52mm) Black Face Gauge with a Magnified Tinted Lens
- Vacuum Compression Reading from -30 to 0 inHG
- Electronic Vacuum Pressure Sensor
- Peak Recall Ability
- Audible/Visual Programmable High and Low Warnings
- 10 Color LED Through Dial Lighting with Color Recall Ability
- 10 Solid Color Settings and Two Color Cycle Modes
- Dimmer Wire Allows the Gauge to Dim 30%
- 6' Vacuum Pressure Sensor Wire
- 6' of Vacuum Hose and T-Fitting
- Gauge Depth Measures 7/8"
- Dashboard Pod
- Gauge Visor
- Mounting Hardware
- Installation Instructions
- Free Lifetime Technical Support
- One Year Limited Warranty
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Manufacturers familiar with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ENERGY STAR® Energy Treasure Hunts initiative know it's a great way to save energy and natural resources – as long as it's done right – which is why some are turning to perhaps their best asset to achieve success: their unionized workforce.
Missed Demand-Side Opportunities Part 4 - Utilizing Air- Driven Venturi Vacuum Generators Efficiently
When the 18th Century Italian physicist Giovanni Venturi discovered when air is forced through a conical nozzle its velocity increases as the pressure decreases, neither he nor anyone could conceive it would ultimately spawn one of the most used and most highly controversial products in the industry today- the Venturi vacuum generator (aka, ejector).
Spruce Products Limited operates with five separate compressed air systems in their various buildings. A few years ago a sharp-eyed air compressor service representative noticed the screw compressors on site had less than optimal loading to operating hours ratios. Recognizing this was a problem, he suggested the company get in touch with their local power utility for a free compressed air scoping assessment. As a result, SPL has optimized two of their compressed air systems to-date, saving significant operating costs. One system is operating at 86% less energy consumption than previous levels.
A flour based frozen foods manufacturer orders a compressed air efficiency audit. The audit establishes the cost of compressed air at $0.27/1000 cubic feet. The study finds the 116 pulse jet dust collectors represent the greatest opportunity for compressed air demand reduction and energy cost savings. A dust collector optimization study/service is suggested and the customer agrees to proceed. In this facility, pulse jet dust collectors are used to filter dust from raw materials entering the plant, for conveying and mixing of ingredients, and for the final packaged finished products leaving the plant.
In the last ten years, the design of pneumatic systems has changed dramatically, mainly due to developments in the technologies that create them. Pneumatic manufacturers' online tools for sizing components have evolved, the fieldbus systems are ever-changing, component designs are constantly improving, and network devices such as the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) have reshaped the industry. All these advances play a large role in optimizing the efficiency of pneumatic systems, but the age-old practice of routine maintenance must not be overlooked. This article will focus on proper air compressor sizing, proper pneumatic component sizing and predictable preventative maintenance.
In this series we covered some very common issues in the Compressed Air Generation or "Supply Side" with regard to misapplying some capacity controls and installing different types of air compressors with piping and/ or orientation. These can preclude any reduction in compressed air demand on the production side from effectively translating lower air usage into a commensurate level input energy.
One of the most common problems in plants is low air pressure. One of the most common solutions is to purchase new air compressors. Often this advice leads to a poor return on investment with the company's hard-earned money. Often the issues are related to demand, distribution, or both. Solving the wrong problem can be expensive from a capital and operating cost perspective. Determining root cause analysis may cost more up front, but will save tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars long term.
A zinc producer spends an estimated $516,000 annually on electricity to operate the air compressors in a compressed air system at its north American plant. The current average electric rate, at this plant, is 5 cents per kWh, and the compressed air system operates 8,760 hours per year. This system assessment recommended a group of projects able to reduce these energy costs by fifty-one percent (51%) to an annualized $270,000. The simple payback of the project was 15 months – without taking into account potential incentive dollars from the local utility.
A meat processor, located in Canada, hired a consultant to assess their compressed air system as part of a company-wide energy conservation effort. The assessment and analysis showed, despite having a modern compressed air system using a VSD air compressor and pressure/flow control, the system was running inefficiently and had significant levels of leakage and inappropriate use.
An electronics manufacturer with a very large compressed air system recently had a compressed air audit done in their plant to assess system efficiency. The audit discovered the system had been designed to be extremely efficient, yet some previously undetected problems were causing less than optimal operation. Despite being located in a tropical environment, this plant utilizes heat recovery to help reduce the overall energy consumption.
Parrheim Foods, a division of Parrish and Heimbecker, is an innovative starch, protein and fiber mill situated in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. The plant has improved system efficiency and reduced production problems by addressing some problems with the consumption of compressed air by their reverse pulse baghouse cleaning operations. This effort has allowed them to turn off one of their 100 hp air compressors, saving significant electricity costs.


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Italy & Me
Ciao miei cari letttori or should I say hello my dear readers.. Holidays are gone and I am back in Latvia. Ready to share some shots from Italy, Monaco where my husband took some sweet photos.. I really had imagined this place just the way it looked and I could not think of leaving without taking some photos here.
Italy has a charm and there is no other way. Beautiful nature, the language and coffee. Oh yes, I really enjoyed their tiny cup of coffee on a day which was too perfect to live without one. On our way to find the best possible spot before we head to Monaco.
Narrow, little streets that are full of shops and cafes = my dream place, haha! Italy really reminds me of Spain where you can see so many sweet places. I know that I will be back!
Of course, Nils had to take some shots while we were waiting for the coffee and food. This was a cute little cafe in a town called Genova. Very lovely atmosphere and cool vibe.
I have to mention the weather. It was boiling hot and I was trying to survive during this heat. I thought that light colored clothes was the best option. I felt safe wearing this tee which says Guapa which in spanish means Beautiful, hehe! Another cool thing is to tuck in shirts in skirts, leggings, trousers, shorts and so on. That way you may feel super comfy and nothing will be too visible.
Just few hours later we arrived to Monaco. Stunning, little city which is located by the sea. A lot of boats are parked here, people are enjoying the weather and sitting in the local cafes. Weather is nice and you can not really feel the wind. This little path was pretty cool as it had a tiny amount of shade which I had to take advantage of, hehe.
I knew that my Converse sneakers will be the best possible choice to wear on this trip. we had to walk quite a lot so I wanted to feel as comfy as I could. At the end of the day I still felt my feet sore but it was nothing compared to other times when I had my slippers or sandals on.
Very cool views all the time. I was looking around like a child admiring every building. I thought that one day I would really like to spend few months here just enjoying the local food, the people and just the atmosphere.
Porch which was full of super massive boats.. We were wondering around and just checking how amazing they look. Also imagining how cool it would be to go from Monaco to Barcelona on one of those pretty sweet boats. Water was clear blue and super deep as we were walking around the porch.
Thank you, Italy, for the nice weather, for the cool architecture and for everything you gave to us! We are definitely coming back for more as this was too short trip to see everything.
Photos by Nils Butēvics


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Approved Relocation Consulting / Move Management / Project Management
Website: relocationstrategies.net
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Phone: 720-502-6599
Address: 3033 S. Parker Road, Suite 740
Aurora, CO, 80014
Relocation Strategies was founded in 1994 to provide our clients with a one-stop non-biased source responsible for planning, budgeting and managing ALL aspects of their corporate office, industrial, medical or institutional transition projects.
Our clients range in size from 1,000 sq. ft. of space to over 1,000,000 sq. ft. Types of projects we have managed include corporate office, manufacturing, medical, educational, distribution, banking and a variety of other industry verticals. RSI has been involved in hundreds of projects ranging in scope from smaller in-suite renovations to national state-to-state relocations to international projects.
The Relocation Strategies project management staff offers a depth of resources with over 20 years experience in managing a diverse array of projects. We offer a non-biased approach to managing your project. We are not a direct supplier of any of moving services, office furniture or other related services in which we govern. So when we provide recommendations, it is based on the projects and our clients' best interest. Project success, client satisfaction and professionalism of delivery are our ultimate goals.
Since our inception, we have managed the moves over 50,000,000 sq. ft. of commercial space involving more than 75,000 employees. We ARE the experts in our field!
Why Relocation Strategies?
Relocation Strategies has expertise coordinating and managing moves of large and small offices, corporate offices, manufacturing and production, research and technical laboratories and clinics. Our broad range of experience can be applied to benefit you in your move.
The vendors that perform office move-related work recognize us as a company that affects 30 to 40 moves per year, including those of major corporations. Our presence enables you to get the best rates possible and often the best, most-efficient crews available for your move.
All purchase decisions and major coordination decisions are made by you, based on our independent and impartial advice.
Move related problems are handled quickly to avoid move budget cost overruns or costly employee downtime. Aggressive move follow-up ensures no move-related issues keep employees from quickly becoming productive again at the new location.
Typically, employees who are placed "in charge" of a move have full-time responsibilities that prevent them from committing the time necessary to plan and execute the move in an organized and cost-effective manner. Again, typically something will take a back seat and create tension, either their normal responsibilities or the move planning.
Managers that are typically assigned to move projects ultimately have more "value added" tasks that they could be performing for the organization.
The Move Will Go as Planned...
Your Employees Can Get Back To Work Faster!
How Relocation Strategies can help
- Create a move-plan based on client's business needs and select all necessary vendors capable of performing in accordance with the plan.
- Reduce vendor man-power costs through proper organization and execution of the most efficient move-plan.
- Ensure that the move is handled in a professional manner.
- Provide a comprehensive and competitive package to meet the client's total move budget.
- Become a reliable resource to address any questions or situations that arise before, during or after the relocation process.
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2 thoughts on "Worried Man Blues – Justin Jenkins"
Eli, I love your stuff and your postings on the hangout.They are a great way to learn. My question for you: is it possible to somehow copy your videos? I do most of my playing in our downstairs and the only computer we have there is an unsupported windows 7 one. So I would like to be able to copy your video off the on-line upstairs computer and put it on my downstairs computer. Thanks for all you do.


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We are in the midst of a golden age of water innovation. Resource recovery technologies and intelligent water systems are rapidly advancing. Even water tech adoption timelines, which have been notoriously slow (albeit for excellent reasons) are starting to shorten.
"Water is the most important part of resource recovery and the circular economy, whether water is reused for irrigation, cooling, groundwater replenishment, or discharged to a stream providing clean water and habitat for the natural environment"
In the early part of the decade, we saw an explosion of advances coming to market ranging from phosphorus recovery from wastewater to anaerobic treatment. When the WEFTEC Innovation Pavilion was conceived in 2012, WEF and its partners Imagine H2O and BlueTech Research, focused on startup companies building businesses around these advances. From the 12 companies featured in 2012, the WEFTEC Innovation Pavilion now features over 40 companies, many of which are alumni, which means they are still in business, demonstrating the staying power of these innovations. In the last half of the decade, we are seeing intelligent water solutions move to the forefront as resource recovery becomes integrated into standard practice.
Quantifying the transition to standard practice, the WEF ReNEW Water Project seeks to accelerate resource recovery at WRRFs in order to fuel and grow a circular economy in our communities. There is no better example of the circular economy than water. As the Pure Water Brew's tagline states "All water is recycled." Water is the most important part of resource recovery and the circular economy, whether water is reused for irrigation, cooling, groundwater replenishment, or discharged to a stream providing clean water and habitat for the natural environment. In the water sector, we often hear "One Water," an aspirational concept about total water management. One Water is a great concept at the macro level because we must take an integrated approach to solve our water resources challenges. However, as an overarching term "one water" is limited, because at the end-user level there are many types of water as exemplified by the term "fit for purpose."
Fit for purpose means matching water of a specific quality to use appropriate for that quality. For example, a water with quality suitable for irrigation might not be suitable for industrial use as boiler feed water. Because water can be treated to varying qualities depending on the need, water resource recovery facilities (WRRFs) should be aware of the end use of the product water they treat. This focus on treating to the appropriate use ensures both sufficient treatment for public health, environmental, or product needs while also minimizing the cost of over treating water to a quality level much different than is actually required by the end use.
In addition to water, of course, resource recovery can focus on nutrient recovery through struvite, algae-based treatment, land application of bio solids, or phosphorus recovered from incinerator ash. Energy can get be generated through biogas from anaerobic digestion for both electricity and vehicle fuels, while new technologies such as hydrothermal liquefaction show promise for additional energy recovery pathways. The water sector produces clean water fit for purpose, nutrients, and energy in a renewable fashion. Beyond one water, the sector produces renewable fertilizer from organic sources and renewable energy in multiple forms. On the horizon, other materials and chemicals will be harvested from wastewater. The dedicated water professionals in utility management, engineering, marketing, finance, and academia have always known that we make a difference. Let us claim our impact to the circular economy that we've been contributing to all along.
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Lesser-Known Mortgage Types Explained
So, you're looking for a mortgage and you've done your research. You know all about the pros and cons of the basic mortgage types - fixed rate, adjustable rate, VA loans and so on, but nothing seems to be right for you. Don't worry, help is at hand - here, I reveal both the benefits and drawbacks of some of the lesser-known types of mortgages, which although not right for everyone, may be the right option for you.
1. Balloon Mortgages
A balloon mortgage is a short-term home loan which greatly resembles a 'traditional', fixed rate mortgage. The difference is that the mortgage is not paid off at the end of its term because the interest is paid off first, meaning that after a certain amount of time, the whole principal balance is left to pay - usually very quickly. Balloon mortgages can be set up with the option of early repayment, or else over a longer, more typical period such as 30 years.
Generally, balloon mortgages result in paying lower monthly amounts and less interest overall. This type of mortgage also typically allows people to qualify for larger loans than they would be able to get with an adjustable or fixed rate mortgage. Individuals who are cash-poor at the beginning of the mortgage but expecting a large amount of capital before the term ends would obviously benefit from a balloon mortgage - as would people planning to sell their property during the life of the loan.
Balloon mortgages carry a strong risk due to the fact that most of the principal balance is required in one go at the end of a specified term. If the homeowner cannot afford to pay this in one lump sum or as agreed, they must attempt to refinance, which may lead to a mortgage with unaffordable terms.
Could it be right for you?
Whilst not right for everyone, those expecting a large cash sum (enough to cover the principal balance of their mortgage) will benefit from the low interest rates a balloon mortgage can offer. Those planning on selling their property can also definitely benefit from a short-term balloon mortgage agreement.
2. Interest Only (I/O) Mortgages
These are adjustable rate or fixed rate loans which are similar to balloon mortgages in their first term – individuals can choose to only pay off only the interest of their loan during this time, usually ten years. After this, homeowners have the choice of either paying the full principal balance or converting the mortgage into a principal and interest payment system.
Interest-only mortgages mean that the payments during the initial term are very low, making this a good option for people who are cash-poor at the beginning of the agreement and are expecting a large capital income later on.
Because interest-only mortgages represent a higher risk for lenders, interest rates can also be slightly higher. This type of mortgage also means that a homeowner does not build any equity, (the only equity they have is their initial downpayment), and those with an adjustable rate mortgage could therefore be affected negatively by market conditions at the time they would like to sell the house or refinance.
Could it be right for you?
Although there are a lot of high risks to consider with interest only loans, they can be a good option for people who want initial lower repayments so that they can renovate and remodel their property. This would make sense if the work significantly increases the property's value, allowing owners to benefit from selling or refinancing in the future. People who know that they want to move before the interest-only payments end can also benefit from this type of mortgage - as can people who want to liberate monthly cash to use towards retirement funds, or other investments.
3. Reverse Mortgage
There has been a lot of debate over reverse mortgages. An option for older people who have paid off their initial mortgage agreement, these allow individuals to borrow money against the value of their own home. No repayment of the mortgage (both principal and interest) is necessary until the homeowner dies, moves out, or sells the home. After the initial repayment has been accounted for, the amount of interest owed may be as much as the property's original worth – but if it is more than this, the excess does not have to be paid.
Homeowners can access credit either through a large lump sum, regular cash payments or as a line of credit, and credit rating does not matter because the individual's home is used as collateral.
There have been a lot of reported cases of aggressive lending practices and false advertising promises due to the older, more vulnerable nature of individuals this mortgage is aimed at. To avoid this, make sure that the loan is federally insured. Prepayment of the loan (before it is due) can also result in penalties with some reverse mortgage providers. To qualify for this loan, individuals must be at least 62 years of age and live in the residence they wish to mortgage.
Could it be right for you?
Despite reverse mortgages receiving a largely negative reputation, some seniors can benefit from the extra cash a reverse mortgage can provide. Reverse mortgages which are FHA/HUD approved require individuals to take an approved counseling course to ensure that they are eligible for the agreement (and that it is appropriate and manageable for them). By carefully reading all terms and conditions, individuals can protect themselves against false promises.


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Any exercise in online marketing ultimately comes back to ROI (Return on Investment). Are you getting the most money back in exchange for the amount you spend on your marketing efforts? Retailers are expected to spend over $23 billion dollars on digital marketing by 2020, and you can bet they expect to make significantly more than that back.
With that in mind, e-commerce conversion rate is the single best way to approach revenue gains. Global rates have hovered between 2 and 3% over the past year. To put it clearly, this means that for every 100 shoppers that have arrived on your site as a result of your hard-won marketing spend, it's more than likely that 98 of them will leave without buying. But if you can convert even 1 extra shopper for every 100... you're looking at massive revenue uplift. The more traffic your online store drives, the more this seemingly minor increase in conversion rate drives up your bottom line.
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The reason conversion-focused improvements are so crucial for improving your marketing ROI is that you've already paid to attract these shoppers to your site. Some shoppers are window shoppers and were never going to buy, while some came to your site with every intent to make a purchase and nothing is going to stop them from doing so. That said, there will always be 1 or 2 shoppers in every group that intend to make a purchase, but have something holding them back. Maybe it's a concern about shipping costs, or they aren't comfortable ordering a product without knowing the return policy and don't want to research your site's. They could just want to know they're getting the best deal on their product of choice.
There are a litany of solutions out there to help retailers with these conversion obstacles, from A/B testing to conversion consultants to dedicating an in-house team to the task. These can all have their merits, and are all valuable, but can be difficult to scale. Increasingly, we're seeing a rise in scalable e-commerce solutions using artificial intelligence, particularly machine learning. Some common applications are recommendation and personalization engines. At Granify, we use machine learning to analyze the digital body language of shoppers to identify and help overcome their concerns.
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Anna Kleiner's Profile
My Gender
A Little about Me
Some keywords here: mother of three, changing the world for the better one baby step at a time, I'm good at being enthusiastic, spirituality is very important to me (I identify as pagan) AND: I'm currently looking for housemates! Who wants to live in a self-built cob house with me, trying to create a better world little by little? Please see www.erdhaeuschen.de/looking-for-housemates !
My Friends
My Build Projects
It's happening right now!! The outdoor kitchen is a small practice project before we start on the house, and it'll also make a lovely place to gather round and do some community building. It'll have a large cob pizza oven (mobile, for permit...
SORRY FOLKS, STILL HAVE NO DATE BUT WE'RE WORKING ON THE OUTDOOR KITCHEN RIGHT NOW! SEE MY OTHER PROJECT ~~~ I want to build a low impact cob house for my family plus two other women with kids and a little space for guests, creating a...
Why I Build Sustainably
To me, sustainable building should be a given, something that doesn't even have to be discussed. I just can't claim not to care whether this earth will be habitable a coupla hundred years from now if there is something I can do about it. Part of it is my kids... I want to leave them a good place to live, and a perspective, and I'm sure they will want the same for their kids, and so on. The other part is spiritual beliefs: All is one, and life is so much poorer when you don't care.
Skills I would like to Work on or Share.
I want to make music again! I love singing, especially with others and in multiple voices. And there's a myriad of other things I like, most of which are more fun when enjoyed together (crochet/knitting/other crafts...).
My Life Philosophy
Follow your bliss!
Building Styles I have Experience in
Straw Bale
Adobe/Mud Bricks
4 day cob house building workshop with Kate Edwards in 2012; 4 day mud brick mass heating oven workshop with Marius Dislich in 2013; 2 days of building a small pizza oven with the help of a few friends and Kiko Denzer's book in 2013; 1 day workshops on terra preta and urban gardening in 2013; helping out for a week on a straw bale building site in April 2015; soon: another 4 day cob house building workshop with Kate Edwards in August 2015
My Occupation
Self-taught freelance web developer.
What I Read, Watch, and Listen to
Not interested in films. Could fill pages with the other two, but here are some books I feel are most relevant to my project and my life right now: The Empowerment Manual (Starhawk), for community-building skills; Integral Spirituality (Ken Wilber), which I am currently reading with growing excitement; and The Hand-Sculpted House (Ianto Evans, Michael G. Smith, Linda Smiley), because out of all the books I've read on cob building, this was the first, and also the one that hit a nerve within me from the start.
My Website
Building Styles I'm Interested in
Straw Bale
Reclaimed Materials
Local Materials (ie Sustainable Wood)
Mud totally speaks to me, and straw bales are sensible to use in an area as cold as mine!
My Education
Most of the important stuff is self-taught. I love reading informative books (fiction not so much).
My Eating Habits
I love potatoes! Not a very good cook but working on it (and improving). And ever since I've had kids, I've felt that drinking cow's milk is reeeeaaaally weird. Currently leaving it out of all my food to see how that works out for me.


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25 November, 2010
This year Showrooms and Accessories exhibitions are located in Radisson Blu Iveria Hotel (Rose Revolution Square). Working days/hours: November 21 – 25, 13:00 – 17:00;
Fashion Tent in Grato Passage Courtyard hosted official opening of fashion week with the
The stylish event tent is located in the Grato Passage Courtyard.
About 300 people were present at the gangway show.
After Atelier 10a, Lika Aladashvili and Nino Kacharava showed their collections.
The same day Datuna Sulikashvili presented his collection at Georgian National Music Center
November 23
18:00-18:30 Runway Show – Ana Changiani & Tamar Nadiradze
19:00-19:30 Runway Show – Mura-Mosso (Merab Kuparadze)
20:00-20:30 Runway Show – Salome Amanatishvili
21:00-21:30 Runway Show – George Shaghashvili
23:00 After Party (by invitations only). Club "Why Not"
November 24, 2010
14:15-15:00 Runway Show - NEWCOMERS
15:30-16:15 Runway Show. NEWCOMERS continued
20:00-20:30 Runway Show – Uta Bekaia
21:00-21:30 Runway Show – Tamuna Ingorokva
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The 1996 Hot Wheels - Chevy Stocker #618 aka Huffman stocker.
Only issued in 1996 made in China this was the only Hot Wheels Chevy Stocker body that correctly had the proper 89 Monte Carlo Aerocoupe design.
The 1989 Chevy Stocker did have the look of the 80's G-body it's front and rear had more of the Buick Regal look than Chevy Monte Carlo.
The one thing that was changed (beside the body) was the base the front was filled in since it didn't have the cut out for the front bumper opening
The 1996 retool is among one of the top choices for down hill races with how heavy it is with out modifications and the China made wheels roll really smooth (other China built cars from this time frame do well). I do have one in blister still and I was happy to have picked this one up last night lose just so I didn't have to crack mine open to race it. Then again I might even take this one out of competition and slap some proper nascar good year eagles on it.


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In my studies, I have been thoroughly interested in space. As I am currently studying how factors (Atoms) interact with each other, to create outcomes, and every new outcome produces a new environment which produces new scenarios for each factor, which in turn, produces new possible outcomes. A continuing cycle with domino effects.
So, this has lead me to the topic of astrology and physics.
My definition of time is as follows: The interaction of factors with other factors
My definition of the passage of time is as follows: The continued persisting interaction between factors which creates and fulfills outcomes
My definition of time itself states that time is merely the process which is interacting factors. My definition of the passage of time states that, the passage of time (And thusly, continuation of the interacting process) is merely continuation of the process of factors interacting with each other to produce outcomes, and the continued interaction between factors is specifically what makes time noticeable, albeit existent.
So, if my definition of time is correct (It is not the conventional definition denoting time applied in the measuring system, but merely the term that can be used for the continued interaction between factors), then it would be safe to say, that the outside of the universe, from what we know of, contains nothing.
What is nothing? Nothing is vacuum. A lack of particles, and the presence of inactivity, where neither active nor inactive factors exist (See "Theory of continuity" in Pseudoscience), so, if no factors exist to interact with each other, then it would be reasonable to say that time itself is non existent. Just as if Earth was the only planet in the Universe, if one continued to fly away from it into space, there would be no landmarks or points of relativity to compare the distance you've travelled. So, there would be no concept of distance. Perhaps this same concept can be applied to time.
Where there are no landmarks, and thusly no points of relativity, it would be safe to say that distance cannot exist since there are no points (not even the one the observer is at) to refer to. If there were no factors existent, there would be no interaction, and thusly, no time. But what is time? In your opinion.
In the creation of the universe (Which is widely accepted as the big bang), all matter was said to have originated from one point. However, when you take the distances of stars and move them towards the center point of the universe, they do not line up in one spot. Making the theory more controversial, now some scientists think that the universe originated from many spots, but that does not answer the question of how matter began existence, and since matter can be converted into energy, ance vice versa, matter and energy can never be destroyed, only interchanged.
But, outside of the universe, no light, no energy, and no matter (presumably also no dark energy) exists. So, could it be argued that since there is no matter or energy, and thusly, nothing that can affect or be affected, that time does not exist where there is vacuum, and outside of the universe?


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Web Design Trends for 2012 Predicted
- Wes McDowell
- November 10, 2011
With every new year, we see new design trends emerge, and old ones fade away. Now that 2011 is wrapping up, its time to look ahead into the ol' web design crystal ball and see what 2012 has in store for us.
Web Fonts & Typography
In past years, little attention was ever paid to a site's copy. It was an afterthought, and the only way to have anything close to resembling typography was to cheat it into an image. But now thanks to CSS3, and online font libraries such as Google fonts and Typekit, we can all embrace our inner typographers and create copy that is actually part of the design. You can now rethink almost everything, from line heights to shading.
Large Background Images
A full bleed background image can really make a connection with users. They can be beautiful landscapes, quirky people or product shots, photography or illustrations. Whatever the subject, the bigger the better.
Parallax Scrolling/3D
With 3D movies and now even televisions being big business, could the web be far behind? And no, I'm not talking about actual 3D that you need glasses for, but rather the illusion of depth. We will be seeing a lot of this sort of thing, with clever use of shadows, layers, gradients and textures, but perhaps the coolest 3D effect is parallax scrolling. This is where different transparent layers on the background scroll at differing speeds, giving a subtle sense of depth. The effect is really awesome and engaging if done correctly. Parallax scrolling is usually accomplished through CSS and JQuery plugins.
A large focal graphic can be very engaging, and given the interactive nature of sliders, you can really put across a lot of information in a relatively small space. Many smaller companies and personal pages are now opting to use a slider on a one-page layout. This created a nice minimalist effect with a single page, and the slider guides you through the different sections. With all the JQuery plugins available to do this, its not only striking but incredibly easy to pull off.
Illustration is the new photography. Since illustration styles are virtually limitless, they can say a lot about the culture of a company. They can be whimsical, minimalist, detailed, dark or kitschy, and with so many places to buy stock illustrations, you really don't even have to be an illustrator yourself to take advantage of this trend. But note, if you are going to go the stock route, do yourself a favor and dig a little deeper. Don't get one that everyone else is using.
Going away are the sterile flat colors of past years. Many websites are going for a more tactile feel, using textures such as linen and paper for a richer experience. Textures can be incorporated into the background, in illustrations, and even in typography, and we are going to be seeing a lot more of it.
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January 23 2019
Donated Candy Reaches Burlington Soldier Serving Overseas
By: Rich Hosford
A Burlington soldier received some sweets to share with his platoon.
Burlington's Veterans Affairs posted on its Facebook page a photo of four soldiers holding boxes of candy and cards that were donated by Burlington children who, last fall, reached into their trick-or-treat bags and donated some of their precious candy for those serving our nation.
"From the amazing donations from children in town of Halloween candy & cards, we were able to mail six care packages to one of our own, PFC Dakota Irvine, a BHS Graduate who is currently serving overseas," the Facebook post read.
In response, PFC Irvine took a picture of himself and members of his platoon holding up their new bounty of treats.
"We received this awesome picture of him and some of the young men in his platoon," Veterans Affairs said in the post. "What an amazing way to show appreciation for everything these brave men and women do day in and day out. We are thankful for those serving our country and for the love and support of our community."
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I read about the Kuehne + Nagel programmes on the internet and really liked how they offered a structured programme of development through business placements, the graduate workshops and the manager and buddy support system. I also knew that I wanted to work in a large organisation where I could develop a large network of contacts and have the chance to understand the wider business and not just my individual area.
How is Kuehne + Nagel supporting you to reach your career ambitions?
I originally joined Kuehne + Nagel as part of the International Road team. I loved my time in this function learning about how we manage our customer accounts and coordinate our international operations to ensure we deliver on time, on cost and as promised. However, I've always been passionate about IT and as my programme progressed I started to get more involved in interrogating data, creating new reports and understanding how the IT systems supported the daily running of the business.
My manager and mentor were great - they took the time to talk through my career development and the options available and we arranged a placement in the IT Solutions team. I could now combine my passion for IT with delivering great solutions with the business - I loved it!
Where are you now and what does a typical week include?
I am now an Application Specialist in the IT Business Intelligence Team in Milton Keynes, UK. During a normal week, I work on crunching numbers, obtaining insights from data and supporting different business units with visualising their KPIs through innovative IT solutions. The role is very exciting as it gives me exposure to many areas within IT, not just locally but also globally.
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The best skills you can equip yourself for the graduate scheme are open-mindedness, flexibility and analytical skills. The IT function within Kuehne + Nagel is always innovating and introducing new exciting IT solutions, therefore you always need to be open-minded to new things.
Flexibility is also very important – you will be placed on different national or international projects and being flexible is a big advantage. Data is King – this certainly applies within Kuehne + Nagel! I recommend to current students and future graduates to take advantage of the great subscriptions designed for students from the likes of Tableau and Alteryx in order to learn the basics of working with data.


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After your spa treatment, you will be picked up by the Queenstown Wine Trail for their afternoon tour to experience quality wine and food. The winery lunch consists of several dishes each perfectly matched with estate wines. An underground wine cave tour & tastings gives you inside information about our great wines and the Central Otago wine industry. Enjoy hosted wine tastings and presentations at the three wineries visited.
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It was Swiss physicist Friedrich Miescher who first isolated nucleic acid. The findings, which were first published in 1871, were crucial in the identification of DNA as the hereditary material in humans and most other organisms.
It wasn't until 1953 that Watson, Crick, Maurice Wilkins, and Rosalind Franklin discovered the double-helix structure of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA). This discovery of the shape and makeup of DNA was instrumental in fostering human understanding of heredity and hereditary diseases.
It would be some time though, before scientists were able to create the methods for using DNA to establish a link between a specific person and a DNA sample, what is widely-referred to today as "DNA fingerprinting" or "DNA profiling."
What is DNA fingerprinting?
If you've seen a TV crime show anytime since the mid-90s, then you're probably at least a little familiar with the world of DNA fingerprinting. Put simply, it's the ability to take a DNA sample from a specific person and match it to a DNA sample found elsewhere, such as at the scene of a crime or on the body of a murder victim.
The technique was first developed by British geneticist Alec Jeffreys in 1984, and involves finding and isolating variants in a particular DNA sequence to create a unique "DNA fingerprint." Six years previous, Jeffreys and his colleagues discovered that it's possible to detect variations in human DNA.
Jeffreys said of the discovery of genetic fingerprinting that "in science its unusual to have such a 'eureka' moment, and that already that same Monday morning in September 1984 he and his research team realized they had discovered that it could open up a new area of science and have a major effect on crime, paternity issues, conservation, immigration, and more.
Already by 1985, DNA fingerprinting would be used for the first time ever to establish parentage in an immigation case, settling a 2-year struggle by Ghanaian mother Christiana Sarbah to prove that she was indeed the mother of a teenage boy named Andrew, who was thus ruled able to stay in the United Kingdom.
The next year, a 15-year-old girl named Dawn Ashworth was found raped and murdered in a wooded area in Leicestershire, United Kingdom. Investigators gathered bodily fluids found at the scene, which were used to isolate a sample of the killer's DNA. That sample was used to clear a local teenager who had been arrested for the murder, and later to confirm that local baker and father of 2 Colin Pitchfork was the real killer. It was the first case in which DNA had been used to convict a suspect and also the first time the science was used to exonerate someone, arguably changing the world of serious crimes investigations forever.
DNA Evidence in the OJ Simpson Double Murder Trial
The wider public became familiar with DNA technology about a decade later, during the double murder trial of OJ Simpson, "The Trial of the Century". During the 1995 trial, prosecutors introduced reams of DNA evidence, including samples that indicated that blood found inside Simpson's white Ford Bronco matched that of the murder victims. Other DNA samples were taken from hairs found in a knit cap, bloody shoe prints, and more. After Simpson's legal team highlighted the Los Angeles Police Department's mishandling of the DNA samples, and past racist statements made by the chief investigator in the case, the forensic evidence that arguably should have been decisive for the prosecution was no longer a factor in the trial, and Simpson was acquitted.
The trial not only introduced the wider public to the role of DNA evidence in investigations, but also showed the importance of the human element, showing that in a courtroom, how the DNA is collected and handled can be decisive.
Another high-profile event for DNA testing was the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center, after which DNA technology helped identify thousands of victims of the attack. Since then, DNA testing has been used to identify the remains of allied servicemen who served in the Korean War, as well as the remains of Richard III, which were found in a parking lot in Leicester, England in 2012, more than 500 years after the young King was slain in battle.
How is DNA Testing Done?
When creating a DNA fingerprint, technicians first need a sample of cells, usually from skin, hair, saliva, or blood. After extracting and cleaning DNA from the sample, technicians then use proteins to cut the DNA strand into a series of fragments and then separate the fragments onto a gel. The DNA fragments are bound to a radioactive DNA probe and an X-ray film is used to find a radioactive pattern, which, finally, is compared to other DNA samples.
Basically, those working with the sample find ways to isolate it and then see if and how it matches the comparison sample.
How Accurate Has DNA Testing Been?
Today's methods of DNA testing are more sophisticated than ever before, certainly when compared to the early days. In the 1980s, a technique called Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP) was developed, which was found to be more than 99.9% accurate, though it required a fairly large amount of blood (1 microgram) and took around 2 weeks to perform a test.
This method was replaced in the 1990s with Polymerase Chain Reaction (PC) DNA testing which only needs a cheek swab for testing, or about 1 nanogram of DNA. These tests are much quicker and can be performed within the same day. About a decade later, scientists developed Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) tests, which look at the changes in DNA that serve as genetic markers. These can indicate a number of things including ancestry and your likelihood to develop a genetic disease.
Over the past decade, scientists have been working with Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) which creates sophisticated DNA sequences at thousands of points within the DNA sample. These tests require only a cheek swab and can be used for a wide variety of purposes, including for non-invasive paternity tests and other prenatal tests in a non-invasive manner.
When it comes to accuracy, as the OJ Simpson trial showed, the human factor must always be considered. If the samples are mishandled—or there is a perception of misconduct—then the accuracy of the science may be of diminished importance.
When Did Home DNA Testing Start?
The world of home DNA testing took off in a big way in 2017, when MIT estimated that more than 12 million people had taken such tests. Only a year later, MIT put the number at more than 25 million.
This can be credited largely to the price wars between the DNA kit companies, which sell DNA testing kits for as little as $60 or less. According to MIT, in 2003 only a few hundred thousand people had taken such tests.
Another reason for the soaring popularity is television programs like "Finding Your Roots," which combines DNA testing and genealogy research to help piece together the backgrounds of celebrities, along the way weaving together a fascinating mosaic of what it means to be an American, or just a human at all. There's also comedian George Lopez's long-running bit of using a DNA test on guests of his show Lopez Tonight, with often surprising results (including that Jewish-American comedian Larry David is 37% Native American).
There is also simply the wider way in which social media and other new technologies have changed our daily lives, creating new ways to connect us with one another, and also find out more than we ever knew before about where we came from. This includes not only social media sites like Facebook, but also the ever-growing number of genealogy websites that make it especially easy to create your own digital family trees and chase down historical records from just about every corner of the Earth.
What's Next For DNA Testing?
If there's one thing that recent years have taught us, it's that the pace of the development of new technology can be breathtaking, changing our very perception of what's possible quicker than we can keep track. This is especially true of DNA testing and technology, which in just the past couple decades has changed from a form of science that was accessible only to a select number of people, to a cheap DNA test that anybody can have sent to their home for around $50 or so.
And the best part? We might just be getting started.


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The exposure grade does not take into account objective hazards (stone fall, seracs, etc) but only the consequences of the skier falling.
Low Exposure (E1): Exposure is limited to that of the slope itself. Getting hurt is still likely if the slope is steep and/or the snow is hard.
Medium Exposure (E2): As well as the slope itself, there are some obstacles (such as rock outcrops) which could aggravate injury.
High Exposure (E3): In case of a fall, death is highly likely.
Extreme Exposure (E4): In case of a fall, the skier faces certain death.
A narrow, steep chute above an open bowl, West Ridge Chute C is hemmed on either side by trees.
The entrance here is usually not guarded by a cornice and so is easier than the three chutes higher on the ridge.
Access by hiking the Throne, pass the Southback gate at the False Summit and past the tree island guarding Chute B.
Watch for the traverse track below the chute as it opens into the bowl below.
Stay to the right in the open bowl to avoid a steep cedar bench that is often rocky and sometimes requires mandatory air.


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President Donald Trump gave a major shoutout to Texas during his speech to the National Rifle Association on Friday.
Trump referenced Texas fighting for its independence, stating, "They had men all over the place, the [Santa Anna] army was big. This time they were met by dozens of Texans, soldiers, settlers and ordinary citizens, who had rushed to Gonzalez to defend their rights and their freedom as Santa Anna's men watched from a distance, those brave Texans raised the flag for all to see."
The flag, Trump explained, had a cannon on it along with four words: "Come and take it."
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Hrithik has been maintaining his streak of being voted as one of the 'Most Handsome Men in The World' and this time was no different. Facing tough competition from the likes of Chris Evans, David Beckham, and Robert Pattinson in the list of 'Top 5 Most Handsome Men In The World' in August 2019, Hrithik still managed to grab the top spot.
Hrithik's last release 'Super 30' has gone on to be a massive hit at the box-office. As of now, the film has collected just over Rs. 140 crore. Hrithik will next be seen in the much awaited action flick 'WAR', alongside Tiger Shroff and Vaani Kapoor. 'WAR' is slated to release on October 2.