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Bumper Wine Grape Crop in Texas
Gulf Coast 95% finished and most reds ready for picking, 2018 could be the state's largest
College Station, Texas—After a second warm winter in a row (2017-18 was the "hottest on record") and earlier than normal tornados and hail in late March, Texas enjoyed a grape growing season that was quite nice, with no "untimely" rains or other widespread problems, said Justin Scheiner, assistant professor and extension viticulture specialist in the Department of Horticultural Sciences at Texas A&M University.
Fran Pontasch, viticultural program specialist for the Gulf Coast region of Texas, told Wines & Vines that growers in that region harvested a "bumper crop," especially for white grapes such as Blanc du Bois. "The clusters were larger than normal, with nearly complete berry set, and large full berries," Pontasch said. "This equated to heavier grapes, more grapes per cluster, plus more clusters per vine. LOTS more."
She noted that, on average, Blanc du Bois will yield 6 to 10 pounds of grapes per vine, with an average cluster weighing 2.5 to 4 ounces. This year, clusters weighed 3.5 to 5 ounces per cluster, and some weighed 6 to 8 ounces. "At that rate," she said, "an historical average weight of 6 to 10 pounds per vine suddenly jumped to 20 to 30 pounds per vine." The highest yielding vine she recorded was at 50.66 pounds.
Pontasch also said red grapes such as Black Spanish (Lenoir) are having a fine year with a good harvest. However, the yield of those grapes is "not defying expectations" the way that the white grapes have, in spite of the fact that the red varieties are grown in the same climate and the same terroir as the whites.
Fritz Westover, a viticulture consultant who owns Westover Vineyard Advising and the Virtual Viticulture Academy (based in Houston), also reported on Texas' bumper crop of white grapes, "We had good fruit set, and timely rains that increased the berry size."
He said the Hill Country region between Austin and Fredericksburg and the North Texas region saw two weeks of hot and dry weather, with temperatures rising to 104° F and 105° F for about a week. "I've seen some berry shrivel, but not a huge amount as growers don't leaf pull heavily," he said.
The High Plains region of Texas is picking white grapes, and the reds are now above 20° Brix, so they are "hot on the heels of the whites," Westover said.
The region has had no rain for nine months, and even though some vineyards haven't sprayed at all this season, he has seen no disease. "Other crops, like cotton, are hurting," Westover noted, "but growers can save on labor this year. For example, no one has hedged. It's been a very good year."
Scheiner also said the hot temperatures two to three weeks ago accelerated and compacted the ripening of the white and red grapes. Growers have relied heavily on irrigation, and the crop load in the High Plains and North Texas is sizeable, even though conditions have been very dry.
Messina Hof Cellars, located in Bryan is now about 25% through harvest, according to Paul Bonarrigo, the winery's owner and winemaker. So far 300 tons have been harvested, and he expects to process a total of 1,100 tons. The drought is making ripening happen faster and, he said, "the quality is incredible. There's a nice balance of Brix and acid."
He noted that he prefers to to pick Muscat Canelli between 22° and 23° Brix and at 3 to 3.2 pH, and the grapes are very close to those numbers this year. The winery plans to harvest Merlot today, Aug. 8 with a Brix of 25.8° and a pH of 3.7, which Bonarrigo says is "perfect."
Bonarrigo summarized the Texas harvest as being "excellent, exceptional" in quality, and noted that it will probably be the highest tonnage that Texas has ever produced.
Ed Hellman, professor of viticulture and Enology at Texas Tech University's campus in Fredericksburg, said the harvest across Texas is earlier this year because of the heat and the drought. However, he is less certain that yields overall will be much more than normal. "That remains to be seen," he said. "Last year there was a bit of overproduction. But there is more new acreage producing this year. Will that new production balance out the lower yield from smaller berry size?"
Hellman said the grapes are "clean as can be," with no disease, and small berries can be a good thing, especially for the quality of red wines. Tempranillo is just starting to be harvested in the High Plains, and he reports that the color on those grapes "is awesome!"
According to Wines Vines Analytics, Texas currently has 324 wineries producing 1.9 million cases per year. The state's grape and wine industry has a $13.1 billion economic according to an economic impact report from WineAmerica in 2017.
What is much less certain is the exact number of vineyard acres in the state. Hellman said counting wineries has always been easier than vineyard acres, but he added growner Andy Timmons, who owns one of the larger vineyards in the High Plains AVA, reported last year that 5,000 acres were harvested in that appellation alone. Based on that, Hellman said he believes Texas now has between 8,000 and 9,000 acres in total.


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SIU Director Determines Force Used by Police Officers during Cambridge Arrest was not Excessive
Case Number: 16-OCI-134
The Director of the Special Investigations Unit, Tony Loparco, has determined there are no reasonable grounds to lay criminal charges against a Waterloo Regional Police Service officer in relation to the May 2016 arrest of a 55-year-old man in Cambridge for being intoxicated in a public place. The man was later diagnosed with an arm fracture when taken to hospital.
The Director's Report was delivered to the Attorney General, as is required by law under the Police Services Act. The Attorney General has directed that the document be posted online. It can be found at https://www.ontario.ca/page/special-investigations-unit-siu-directors-reports.
The SIU is an arm's length agency that investigates reports involving police where there has been death, serious injury or allegations of sexual assault. Under the Police Services Act, the Director of the SIU must
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The Lake and Park School accepts applications for children applying to preschool through fifth grade. There is a half day, nine to noon, preschool option, as well as a full day option, depending on family wishes and developmental needs of the child. Children may apply to the school for the half day preschool who will be at least three by September 30th of their enrolling year. (Four year old's are encouraged to apply for the half day as well.) Children may apply for the full day preschool option who will be five by December 31st of their enrolling year.
We provide an environment in which we meet the needs of each child. Our multi-age approach allows us to individualize for children in many ways while placing them in a classroom setting of peers. Enrollment decisions are based on a one page application completed by the parent, and input from current teachers. We also take the opportunity to spend time with each child during a school visit. The school does not administer or require testing for admission.
Please use our online application to apply to the school. There is a fee of 75.00 per application.
Upon submitting an application, you will receive a confirmation via email. Contact Eileen Hynes, Director of Admissions, at any time during the year at 206.721.3480 or , with any questions.
The application process requires the following steps:
A visit to the school: please sign up online for a tour. Tours begin in October and run weekly through mid-January.
A completed application form with application fee by January 14, 2021.
Children will be invited to visit the school on a Saturday morning in February.
Deadline for financial aid applications is February 4, 2021.
Enrollment decisions and contracts will be mailed March 19, 2021, to be returned by March 26, 2021.
Applications received after January 14, 2021 will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
Learn more about the school and meet the teachers at our annual Open House, December 12, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm, for adults only.
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A gift to Vittorio Sgarbi
Saturday 17th September 2016, the renown Professor Vittorio Sgarbi presented his book entitled "La costituzione e la bellezza" (The constitution and Beauty) in Fabriano, and then inaugurated the exhibition 'Maestro d'arte cartaria,' Sandro Tiberi (Master of the art of paper-making, Sandro Tiberi). "Craftsman" by excellence, but "artist" too, who has been capable of fully exploiting the potential of "paper" by moulding it until he has been able to obtain an artistic product which has aroused interest in the famous art-critique.
Professor Sgarbi presented his book in the splendid 'Oratorio della Carità' at 6.00 pm, from where he then moved onto the "Accademy of the Arts of Paper" , inaugurating the exhibition by Sandro Tiberi.
The artist and craftsman Tiberi, nevertheless first and foremost papermaker in Cartiere Miliani, where he was able to learn the art of manufacturing "handmade paper". A strong bond which has since never been broken despite having decided to leave the paper-mill to set up on his own, and which today has gained him fame as craftsman in the Italian artistic-paper manufacturing sector. In fact, he has been cooperating with 'Fondazione G. Fedrigoni ISTOCARTA' for several years , a perfect blend between tradition and history: the tradition in handmade paper manufacturing in the full respect of the ancient workmanship of XIII century and the history narrated through documents dating back to 1782 as well as the huge historical paper heritage, unique in its type throughout the world for quality and quantity, which was inherited by the Paper-mill of Fabriano and curedtoday by the 'Fondazione G. Fedrigoni ISTOCARTA.'
For this reason, on occasion of the inauguration of his exhibition, Sandro Tiberi, on behalf of ISTOCARTA, had the opportunity to pay homage to Vittorio Sgarbi with the third volume of the prestigious series on the History of Paper "L'era del segno", LA FORMA. Formisti e Cartai nella Storia della Carta Occidentale (The era of the Mark , the Mould. Mould-and-papermakers in Western Paper history ) edited by Giancarlo Castagnari, which has been highly appreciated by the professor, who then expressed the desire to directly visit the headquarters of the Istituto and the paper heritage conserved therein .
For further information, see Sandro Tiberi.
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PRAISE FOR Zap! Nikola Tesla Takes Charge:
"[Zap!] introduces one of science's most electrifying stars, Nikola Tesla …. Young readers will come away with an appreciation of his genius." - Booklist
"Zap! Nikola Tesla Takes Charge is part of the truly outstanding 'Great Idea Series' and unreservedly recommended for elementary school and community library biographical picture book collections." - Midwest Book Review
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Corescan Enters Into An Agreement with SGS
8 Apr 2014
Corescan and SGS are pleased to announce an agreement that allows SGS to incorporate Corescan´s mineralogical imaging technology into SGS´ global network servicing the minerals exploration and oil and gas industries.
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The agreement allows for the integration of Corescan's hyperspectral mineralogical mapping capability with SGS´ comprehensive range of logistics, sample management, analytical and professional services. This added capability, coupled with SGS' existing mineralogical and geological expertise, will deliver greater understanding in applications from exploration through to geometallurgical assessment.
Corescan's technology complements SGS´ industry-leading minerals business by providing:
- high resolution sample and core photography (60μm);
- identification and mapping of alteration minerals and their chemical compositions (4nm);
- physical textures and morphology using 3D laser profiling (20μm);
- integrated data management and visualisation (www.coreshed.com); and
- access to a full range of analytical services from a single provider, via centralised, or on- or near-site facilities.
The new service will be available through SGS' unparalleled network of commercial and on-site facilities that extends to all parts of the globe. Central to this agreement is the two companies' joint collaboration on future technology and application developments. The relationship with leading hyperspectral technology developer, Corescan, demonstrates SGS' ongoing commitment to providing leading edge integrated exploration services.
Around the world, SGS offers a comprehensive range of services for the hard rock, energy minerals and fertilizer sectors including sustainable geochemical analysis, resource calculation, mineralogy, metallurgy, engineering services, advanced systems, water treatment and trade services. For more information about these services, please visit www.sgs.com/mining.
Corescan Pty Ltd is a global services company specialising in the scanning, analysis and interpretation of drill core, rock chips and other geological samples for the mining, oil and gas, geothermal and geotechnical industries. As a service driven company, Corescan seeks to be the partner of choice for companies that demand greater objectivity, quality, efficiency and return from their investment in drilling.
SGS is the world's leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company. SGS is recognized as the global benchmark for quality and integrity. With more than 80,000 employees, SGS operates a network of over 1,650 offices and laboratories around the world.
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Attracting More Visitors To Your Website – EP008
The Four ACES | | By James Bullis
We're talking about the first part of the Four ACES Formula – Attracting More Visitors. It's important to set up a website that attracts both human and "bot" traffic. We're talking about best practices for both. In This Episode You'll Learn: Why you need to learn to attract visitors Why you should attract human and…Listen To This Episode →


text: ellenpm 0 Posted September 30, 2018 Hi there, I'm just wanting some general advice for my McGill application. I graduated from Dal this May with a 3.79 CGPA, honours, and volunteer work at the Halifax Legal Aid clinic. I'm applying to McGill for 2019, I'm taking the LSAT in December - currently testing at a 150 which is making me really nervous. However, I think with a solid personal statement I might still stand a chance for entry. Right now I'm writing my personal statement about the ways in which the law has intersected in my life and how that made me interested in localized issues of poverty and inequalities. Anyway - super stressed so any advice would be appreciated... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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June 25th, 2019
This is going to be a short post, but an extremely important one to build a perfect website. So please read carefully!
In order to build a website that serves the purpose, you need to know your business and its strategies very well. You need to be able to state the mission of your business and have a clear vision of where it is going to.
Before you even start thinking about your website, you should spend some time answering these very important questions.
"Websites promote you 24/7:
No employee will do that."
What is the mission of your company?
Your mission statement is what your company is currently doing or what you want to be doing if you haven't started your business yet.
What is the vision of your company?
If you could create a clear picture and think ahead to 5 years down the road, what would your company look like, will your product offerings change or expand, how will you consistently engage your customer, and what new goals would you have for your business?
What kind of brand do you want to build?
Write down the adjectives that best describe your brand.
What kind of features do you need?
Social media buttons? Newsletter signup? Mapping out this strategy will help you choose the right platform to build your website.
Who is your target audience/customer, and what information do you have about them?
Who are your ideal customers, what are their interests, how are they influenced, how do they make their purchasing decisions, and where do they make their purchases?
Note: Do your research and if you can, build a few brand personas to better understand your target market so as to improve your productivity.
Your website should reflect the answers to these questions.
I can assure you that going through this process as the first step will certainly help you build the perfect website that supports your business at the best!
Or if you are outsourcing the development of your websites, knowing the answers to these questions will make the process faster and less costly.
Are you struggling with your current website? Would you like a new website that makes your business stand out?


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So Philip started out. On his way he met an Ethiopian official. The man had an important position. He was in charge of all the wealth of Candace. She was the queen of Ethiopia. He had gone to Jerusalem to worship. On his way home he was sitting in his chariot. He was reading the book of Isaiah the prophet. The Holy Spirit told Philip, "Go to that chariot. Stay near it."
So Philip ran up to the chariot. He heard the man reading Isaiah the prophet. "Do you understand what you're reading?" Philip asked. "How can I?" he said. "I need someone to explain it to me." So he invited Philip to come up and sit with him. Here is the part of Scripture the official was reading. It says,
"He was led like a sheep to be killed.
Just as lambs are silent while their wool is being cut off,
he did not open his mouth.
When he was treated badly, he was refused a fair trial.
Who can say anything about his children?
His life was cut off from the earth." (Isaiah 53:7- 8)
The official said to Philip, "Tell me, please. Who is the prophet talking about; Himself, or someone else?" Then Philip began with that same part of Scripture. He told him the good news about Jesus. As they traveled along the road, they came to some water. The official said, "Look! Here is water! Why shouldn't I be baptized?" He gave orders to stop the chariot. Then both Philip and the official went down into the water. Philip baptized him. When they came up out of the water, the Spirit of the Lord suddenly took Philip away. The official did not see him again. He went on his way full of joy. (Acts 8:27-39 NIrV)
Not focusing on Philip, let's examine the Ethiopian. He proceeded in a normal way, back to his native land after his conversion. We are told no more of this man in the New Testament yet many early church fathers (Irenaeus: A.D. 130-202) viewed this man as the father of evangelism in Ethiopia. What we are told is that this man went his way rejoicing (Acts 8:39). When the gospel is presented and is received, there is great joy. Such was the case in the city of Samaria (Acts 8:8). It is the case 1 Thessalonians 1:6 and it is the joy of our salvation in Psalm 51:12. How can there not be joy when a soul is redeemed?
The conversion of the Ethiopian eunuch was a very significant event, recorded in the midst of the great Samaritan revival. Samaritans, though considered half-breeds, were accepted by the church as believers. This Ethiopian was a kind of first fruits of the Gentiles. His race and if in fact he was a true eunuch, would have kept him from approaching God. Yet God approached him! God sought him out in the desert, making it clear that he was a true saint, and the first of many more to come. God is no respecter of person (Romans 2:11). He judges the heart of every man and woman. Saved through the efforts of Philip and not a highly-regarded apostle such as Peter (or even later Paul) God's sovereign will is showcased.
God still guides. God still uses supernatural means at times. He specifically and unquestionably guides men to do that which they would not have ordinarily have done. Just as God guided Philip to set aside his Samaritan ministry for a time and to go to this remote place to bring about the conversion of an African, He may just ask you or me to step away from our plans and comfort zone to do His bidding. God will meet the needs. We have to supply the obedience! Through Philip, the Ethiopian met God in a deserted place, when he came to realize that his religion was not enough, and that Jesus was the Savior, who died for his sins. Are we willing to allow God to take us into the deserted places for His sake and the sake of others who need to experience the Savior?
(notes from: The Ethiopian Eunuch, Bob Deffinbaugh, Copyright ©1996-2006 Biblical Studies Press)


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Lean Warehouse Strategy: Ready, Aim, Fire
"Beep…Jonathan Smith to receiving, Jonathan Smith we need you in receiving right away!…Beep" It's quite common to encounter a firefighting culture in the warehousing industry. Warehousing is an industry plagued with a minimum visibility to the volume of orders to be dropped at any given moment, customers demanding increasing response time to orders, and in many situations an inability to control the inventory at their own facility. The orders drop, the carrot and stick methods submerge, the strongest survive, orders get out the door, and weekend meetings and overtime are put on the calendar to provide an outlet for supervisors to complain about instability and backlogs. The cycle continues day to day and year to year, while the only thing that sustains is turnover and overtime.
In those weekend meetings it's typical to hear the buzzword lean thrown around without a practical application. So let's face practical reality: forecasts will lie, demand will vary, and inventory may never be in our control. In spite of that, lean truly has a practical application. Let's explore the application of a basic lean concept: Deming and Shewhart's PDCA cycle. Also referred do as the Deming cycle or Shewhart cycle, the PDCA (Plan, Do, Check, Act or Adjust) cycle is just what the practical doctor recommended for your warehouse ailments.
PDCA is a scientific approach to process execution and improvement. The cycle is initiated with a "plan" where objective targets are identified, agreed upon, and assigned to champions that will drive completion. In a warehouse picking operation this could be an hour by hour schedule of how many orders need to be picked, or at a higher level what improvement projects we want to accomplish in a given period of time. The next logical step is the "do" stage in which we actually execute the plan. Most "average" operations can do the first two steps of the cycle relatively well. It's quite easy to say, we need to get better at this or we need you to pick 24 lines this hour. The differentiator for a warehouse is what they do when objective goals are exceeded or unmet.
The "check" stage of the PDCA cycle provides a repetitive and methodical approach to monitor the execution according to the plan. If hour 1 has passed and only 12 lines were picked a 5 why is performed to understand what problems occurred in the process to prevent the plan from being met. These problems are addressed quickly and systematically so they do not arise again. Rather than throwing people or overtime at problems to cover them, preventative measures are put in place as a part of the "act or adjust" phase. In the instances where 34 lines are picked the process is dissected to be better understood and the improvements are leveraged across the entire warehouse.
The adjustments, when executed properly become the next plan and thus the cycle continues. The 34 lines picked become the new standard, and every time someone does not meet that standard you repeat the 5 why problem solving eliminating the problems that exist while leveraging other opportunities to raise the bar.
The continuous use of Check and Adjust separates excellent execution from firefighting to the finish. A constant commitment to firefighting will get the job done most of the time, but over time, will use more resources and will not provide an improvable standard.
Lean methodology is quite contrary to the traditional carrot and stick methods that do not often sustain results. Traditional carrot and stick methods often struggle to leverage and sustain growth. The "rabbits" will continue to produce above expectation results while being commended for results attributed to their work ethic and personality attributes, while the "turtles" will continue to find dissatisfaction with their work, lose motivation, and leave the situation.
To quickly pull a warehouse from a firefighting frenzy into a disciplined cycle of PDCA, it's impractical to launch a warehouse-wide campaign after a 20 minute meeting. Spend quality time creating a plan with targeted implementation dates, gain agreement from your team, and launch PDCA in one area, preferably in an upstream process that will not be affected by prior steps performing erratically. As PDCA is put in place from functional area to functional area, do not forget to check and adjust. As you roll out from area to area leverage the gains from one area to another and consistently engage all employees in the offering of feedback. If at any point the deployment or sustainment of the PDCA cycle fails to improve the situation, do not use that as an excuse to abandon all efforts, it is only something that should be "checked" upon using solid problem solving methods to isolate and eliminate the problems that are preventing improvement from occurring.
A lean warehouse is a warehouse that learns from both failures and successes. Is your warehouse firefighting, or fireproofing?
Written by Derek Browning, Lean Deployment Executive at LeanCor


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2017 – Peace
"Peace, peace, peace!" It is a question that is universally asked and personally pursued: "How do I find peace without going to pieces?"
2016 – The Corruptionist
In a world full of financial distress, hopeless political circumstances, hurting relationships and cries for help that appear to go unnoticed, it is easy to see how everything appears to be corrupted. Each month's short video explains human corruption: where it came from, where we can find hope, and how we can live in the midst of corrupt circumstances. Learn more at LifeRocks.org.
2015 – Are You Forgiven
Do you need forgiveness? Are you sure about your answer? Find out about forgiveness and if you need it or not. Learn more at LifeRocks.org.
2014 – Who Can Save Your Life Today
2014 saw 135,223 unique visitors. Of these, 7,258 indicated a "yes" decision, and 1,475 sent us a follow-up email explaining their decision
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2013 – You 2.0: Upgrading Your Personal Identity
RREACH piloted a new strategy using the social network Facebook as a platform to reach some of its one billion users worldwide.
In two weeks, more than three million people were exposed to the message entitled "You 2.0: Upgrading Your Personal Identity."
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This message was approached from a social networking angle but did not generate the quality or quantity of more expensive conventional media options.


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Meet Me In The Middle - Hunter York & Zander Faidley
Meet Me In The Middle is a podcast by two old friends, Hunter York & Zander Faidley. They talk mostly about sports, but they are liable to wander off topic. With segments like Pod O' Beef, "Hey! We Just Watched This!", & Screenshot Rundown, you are sure to get a well rounded education about sports and the world at large.
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Pulaski Technical College
Pulaski Technical College is an Associate's college with 10527 students located in North Little Rock, AR.
Pulaski Technical College is an Associate's college with 10527 students located in North Little Rock, AR.
Since I am currently at a community college until I transfer for my Sophomore year, there isn't much to do. There aren't many clubs and no sports teams. Really all there is to do is eat or go ...
|Total Undergraduates
|36% Male / 64% Female
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|49% Full Time / 51% Part Time
|99% In State / 1% Out of State / 0% International
|Socio-Economic Diversity
|76% of students received Pell Grants, which are provided by the U.S. government to students from middle and lower income families. It gives you an idea of a school's socio-economic diversity.
|Ethnic Diversity
Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies (67%), Culinary Arts/Chef Training (4%), Business Operations Support and Secretarial Services, Other (3%), Management Information Systems (3%), General Studies (2%), Business/Commerce (2%)
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A program that prepares individuals, under the supervision of occupational therapists, to direct patient participation in skill-enhancing, learning, and motivational tasks; correct or diminish pathologies; and to provide direct health education and promotion services. Includes instruction in human life span development, occupational therapy principles and practice skills, treatment planning and implementation, record-keeping and documentation, patient education and intervention, activity and program direction, and assistive services management.
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Arkansas officials reported the state's first two coronavirus deaths on Tuesday, and the governor said he's calling lawmakers back to the Capitol to address a budget shortfall expected because of the pandemic.
(AP/Andrew DeMillo) - The deaths include a 91-year-old man who died at a Conway hospital from COVID-19, the illness caused by the virus, according to the Faulkner County coroner's office. The other death was a patient in their 50s in the central Arkansas area, state Health Secretary Dr. Nathaniel Smith said. The number of cases in Arkansas rose Tuesday from 201 to at least 232.
"We're still on the lower end of this upswing, and I think we're going to see more cases and more disruption in the near future," Gov. Asa Hutchinson said.
For most people, the coronavirus causes only mild or moderate symptoms, such as fever and cough. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness, including pneumonia. The vast majority of people recover.
Hutchinson said he planned to call a special session that will begin Thursday to address a $353 million budget shortfall projected because of the outbreak.
Democratic Sen. Greg Leding said Hutchinson told lawmakers on a conference call that the session's agenda would focus on a proposal giving him more flexibility to use a $173 million surplus to address the shortfall or other needs because of the outbreak.
Under a draft of the proposal distributed to lawmakers, the surplus would be moved to a "COVID-19 Rainy Day Fund." Requests to use the money would go to the House speaker and Senate president, and the majority and minority leaders from both chambers of the Legislature. Approval would require a majority of that six-member group, at least two from the Senate and two from the House.
"We're also going to do it in a way that's responsive so the public doesn't have to wait for us to have a committee meeting in this incredibly difficult time," Hendren said.
Democrats on Tuesday urged Hutchinson, a Republican, to include proposals on the agenda to expand unemployment benefits from 16 to 26 weeks, restoring past cuts. They also said it should include benefits for barbers, stylists, and restaurant owners who are not currently eligible.
The state has closed dine-in service at bars and restaurants, and closed barber shops and hair salons because of the outbreak.
"We can't let people head into April and May not knowing how they'll pay their rent, keep the lights on, and put food on the table," state Democratic Party Chairman Michael John Gray said.
Hutchinson said he hoped Congress would address financial relief for small business owners or self-employed people put out of work, but that he wanted this week's session to focus on Arkansas' budget shortfall.
"Other matters should wait until future sessions of the legislature," the governor said in a statement. "By then we will have a more complete picture of the needs and the scope of federal assistance."
Legislative leaders were working on new restrictions for the session during the outbreak. For example, the Senate will take up rules to allow voting remotely and limit the number of members on the floor of the 35-member chamber to 20. Hendren said anyone entering the chamber will also have to be screened for symptoms.


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Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month at Randox Biosciences
Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month at Randox Biosciences
May is National Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Awareness Month. The purpose of having the awareness month is to educate and raise additional awareness to the public about the horrible disease and how it affects those who suffer. According to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, more than 30,000 people are living with cystic fibrosis. More than 75% of these people are diagnosed in their early childhood 1.
What is CF?
Cystic Fibrosis is a genetic, life-threatening disease which affects the respiratory and digestive system. A person with CF is born with the condition and therefore it is not possible to catch it from someone else. The gene affected by CF controls the movement of salt and water in and out of cells, which results in a build-up of thick sticky mucus in the lungs, digestive system and other organs. This causes a wide range of challenging symptoms affecting the entire body.2
Symptoms of CF:
There are many symptoms to Cystic Fibrosis which can make life for someone who suffers with CF challenging. The build-up of sticky mucus in the lungs can make breathing difficult and clog up the pancreas which as a result can increase the risk of developing a lung infection or worse, death. This can make it difficult for those who have CF to absorb nutrients from food properly and therefore they must eat more calories to avoid malnutrition. Other symptoms include the following:3
- recurring chest infections
- wheezing, coughing, shortness of breath and damage to the airways (bronchiectasis)
- difficulty putting on weight and growing
- jaundice
- diarrhoea, constipation, or large, smelly poo
- a bowel obstruction in new-born babies (meconium ileus) – surgery may be needed
Complications of CF:
3People with CF also have a higher risk of developing other conditions. These include:
- weak and brittle bones (osteoporosis)– medicines called bisphosphonates can sometimes help
- diabetes– insulin and a special diet may be needed to control blood sugar levels
- nasal polyps and sinus infections – steroids, antihistamines, antibiotics or sinus flushes can help
- liver problems
- fertility problems – it's possible for women with CF to have children, but men won't be able to father a child without help from fertility specialists (see a doctor or fertility specialist for more advice)
4There is no cure for CF, but with improved treatment and management people with Cystic Fibrosis are living longer. It's thought that children born with CF nowadays are likely to live to an average age of over 50 years old.
How we can help:
Randox Biosciences offer the Vivalytic with the Chronic Lung Disease cartridge, in combination with our intelligent Biochip Array Technology which detects 132 pathogens. The 132 species are simultaneously detected across this 320 Array including bacterial, viral, fungal targets and an antibiotic resistance marker from a single sputum sample!
For more information at firstname.lastname@example.com or visit us at: wwww.randoxbiosciences.com
- https://www.cff.org/What-is-CF/About-Cystic-Fibrosis/
- https://www.blf.org.uk/support-for-you/cystic-fibrosis/what-is-it
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/cystic-fibrosis/
- https://www.nhsinform.scot/illnesses-and-conditions/lungs-and-airways/cystic-fibrosis
Randox / Bosch partnership delivers game-changing device in fight against antibiotic resistance
A partnership between Randox Laboratories, the UK's largest manufacturer of in-vitro diagnostics, and the German technology giant Bosch is changing the way doctors will treat patients with antibiotics, with the launch of a revolutionary product – the Vivalytic.
It's estimated that 20% of antibiotics currently prescribed are unnecessary, and fuel the growing threat of global antibiotic resistance. This threatens the ability to treat common infectious diseases, and a growing number are becoming harder, and in some cases impossible, to treat. The World Health Organisation warns that without action, we are heading towards a post-antibiotic era.
This problem is being addressed by the Vivalytic. The result of a decade of R&D, it is an intuitive point-of-care analyser that, depending on the complexity of the test, will deliver results from 30 minutes: enabling doctors to select the right course of therapy faster than before. In some cases, this will be life-saving.
The first tests available on the Vivalytic are Randox's panels for respiratory and sexually-transmitted infections*.
Using Randox's patented Biochip Array Technology, the Respiratory Multiplex Array simultaneously reports on 22 viral and bacterial pathogens including Bordetella pertussis and parapertussis which causes whooping cough – without the need for secondary or confirmatory testing to inform clinical treatment decisions. The STI array enables the detection of 10 STIs from a single sample. Every day more than 1 million STIs are acquired, and many have mild if any symptoms at all. Identifying these infections correctly first time reduces the misuse of antibiotics and supports their targeted use.
The Managing Director of Randox Dr Peter FitzGerald commented:
"Antibiotic stewardship is a critical issue which we all have a responsibility to embrace and drive forward. This partnership is ideal, combining our expertise in molecular laboratory diagnostics with Bosch's cutting-edge engineering. The Vivalytic is a game-changer for clinicians and patients: never before has there been this level of accessibility to this range of molecular diagnostics."
Marc Meier, General Manager of Bosch Healthcare Solutions, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bosch Group, said:
"We are enthusiastic about having gained Randox as the first partner on our platform with two initial panels available from the start. It´s the beginning of jointly expanding the Vivalytic test portfolio for our clients. In this partnership the core competencies of Bosch in automation, miniaturization, and networking are complemented by Randox's expertise in developing and commercializing innovative diagnostic solutions."
Vivalytic and the panels will be presented to industry professionals for the first time at the ECCMID 2018 Congress in Madrid, Spain, in hall 10, booth 55A between 21st – 24th April.
*CE pending and FDA planned.
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A game-changing partnership between Randox Laboratories and Bosch is changing the accessibility to molecular diagnostics with the launch of a revolutionary product – the innovative platform Vivalytic.
Using Randox-patented Biochip Array Technology, it is the easiest-to-use and most-comprehensive multiplex PCR platform on the market. It provides the broadest range of test options ever seen for an analyser of its size, and also supports single-plex and low-plex testing, simplifying the processes for otherwise-complex laboratory test procedures. Depending on the test application, results will be delivered from 30 minutes.
Biochip Array Technology, developed by Randox Laboratories, is the innovative multiplexing technology which is utilised within the cartridge aspect of the platform. The Biochip allows for the simultaneous detection of multiple analytes from a single sample.
The new platform will be initially released with two molecular arrays available including Respiratory Tract Infection and Sexually Transmitted Infection with other tests to follow.
The Vivalytic is the perfect fit for any laboratory with numerous benefits to enhance your laboratories testing capabilities.
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The test result is presented clearly in a summary, but also details on the raw data of each individual measurement can be displayed.
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28th European Congress of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases
Randox Laboratories will be attending the 28th European Congress of Clinical Microbiology and Infections from the 21st – 24th April 2018.
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What a difference a week makes! Unlike "Foreign Legion," the pilot for "The Girl from U.N.C.L.E." is vivid, colorful (with more expensive sets), and fast-moving, all thanks to Dean Hargrove at the typewriter and Joseph Sargent behind the camera -- the combo who gave us "Never-Never" and "Alexander the Greater." Ah, if only the series had been like this . . .
We open with Illya looking like a Russian wolfhound despite his well-cut tuxedo (and later, taking a characteristic chance to eat and drink). He uses the cigarette case communicator to call Solo, I suppose, because someone murmuring into his pen would be kind of conspicuous at a party. For his part, Solo slides into the Thrush installation much as he did aboard Gervase Ravel's yacht in "Quadripartite." Nice detail: When Illya fires at Andy the scientist, we see the splatter of tranquilizer powder on the door.
We see that U.N.C.L.E. HQ has its own infirmary, which makes sense, and that they have specialists from other countries. However, I can't believe that they have enough room to give each Enforcement agent an office the size of April's. Supervisors, perhaps, and certainly Solo's office -- but you'd think the rest would have to make do with desks in a bullpen.
From Slate's reaction when he, and we, meet April, it's clear the idea of a woman Enforcement agent is new to him. We've seen female Command personnel in the field in support roles, though -- in "Vulcan," the agent-in-place who lays the groundwork for Solo and Elaine; and the underestimated Sarah, who teamed with Solo in "Love."
The description of the quartzite radiation projector ("throwing [human sensory systems] into imbalance") sounds as if it induces synesthesia -- the condition where a person "sees" sounds, "tastes" shapes, etc. In Act IV, the distortions in color and sound from April's point of view bear this out. However, Solo and Illya react more as if they're severely drunk.
Slate's taking the German's place on Andy's scuba team makes for a very exciting sequence. The intriguing thing about the Thrush plot is that they intend to disable both the U.S. and Russian moon projects to make room for their own. Thrush: Your Equal Opportunity Saboteur.
Standout performances: Woodrow Parfrey's Andy as he gleefully frazzles Solo's senses with his ray; Mary Carver's resentful, passive-aggressive Jean Caresse (" . . . it's your poor, frail little sister"); Kevin McCarthy's sleazy if capable Thrush businessman, ignoring his sister's advice, ultimately to his downfall; and Norman Fell's bemused, phlegmatic, professional Mark Slate. (I love that his Plymouth looks like a car pool vehicle.)
I do wonder why Caresse thinks a woman would want lipstick which glows in the dark. And the gag about Slate being out of shape (implying that it's just because he's 40) is a little tiresome, but you'll notice that, after her first gaffe, April never kids him about it. The tag scene implies that Waverly, while he surely knows Slate is 40, is willing to ignore it for the sake of a successful agent pairing.
Memorable lines:
Andy: "The United States government has so little imagination. Always putting their secret laboratories under basketball gymnasiums."
Caresse (to April, as she fiddles with the model rocket on his table): "It actually works. The button activates it."
April: "That sounds dangerous."
Caresse (smiling): "Yes; we're considering a line of children's toys."
Andy (gasping, staggering in wearing his scuba suit): "Just try to get a taxi wearing one of these --!"
(Interestingly, Solo and Illya have no verbal exchanges at all. Illya calls Solo by communicator, but he doesn't reply. And a record is set: Aside from some mutters and gasps in the infirmary in Act I, Solo has only three spoken lines!)
Thursday, February 4, 2010
"The Moonglow Affair" (ep. 2/23)
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What's Coming Up In November?
Halloween is behind us, and our calendar's roll over into November! Stay connected with what's happening in and around the downtown with our November Calendar. We've got newcomer sports at the YMCA, a brand new four week Healthy Kids Cooking Class launching on Wednesdays, and the last Backyard BBQ of the season. If you need a hard copy of this calendar, they are available at our office at 371 Wyandotte St W. Stop in to grab one.


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The truth is, Peter and I had signed up for one too many all-nighters. I was drooping over the piano as Andy Wright strummed sleepily, and even Peter's boundless energy had petered out, so to speak. Outside, Cambridge's partygoers were just getting started, but inside the Round Church, we were winding down. The end of our shift ticked sluggishly towards us when, two minutes before we would have locked up and cycled homewards, an unforeseen event occurred. One of the aforementioned partygoers, a young and decidedly inebriated man, wandered into the church! Making an unsteady beeline for one of the pews, he sat down and stared contemplatively at the ceiling. There was a moment of frozen surprise on our part, and then, with characteristic suddenness, the shekinah glory fell. As we got our second 'wind', which turned out to be the Biblical pneuma variety, I started to hammer enthusiastically at the piano while Andy was transformed into a flamenco guitarist. Peter began to sing the words of Psalm 84 at the top of his lungs.
I guess the Holy Spirit, evangelist that He is, wanted this young man to see something of the joy of heaven! The young man turned an unsteady gaze on us and came right out with it: "Why are you so… happy? There's something different here, something different about you." An excellent question! Barely able to believe our good 'luck' at such an easy opening, we proceeded to share the good news of Jesus with him as simply as we could. "It's the Holy Spirit that gives us joy!" "Ah, yes… no. But what is it? There's something… something different about you. Where am I?" He wasn't lucid enough to grasp the Third Person of the Trinity, but then, how many of us are? It has been a spiritually difficult season since the traumatic delivery of my little one. The almost constant pain and exhaustion have rendered me incapable of much profundity in my thoughts, prayers or Bible reading, and yet in my groaning, I believe the Spirit is offering up perfect and articulate prayers to the Father. In my emotional dazedness, He gives me windows of unadulterated joy, like the one in which this video was taken. The Holy Spirit was the Author of our song of joy that night, and He is the reason there is joy in our singing today.


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To the readers of bioethics.net, the bioethics community, and the general public:
As our publisher, Taylor and Francis, has announced, Glenn McGee has stepped down at Editor-in-Chief of AJOB. Upon making the decision to take a position in the private sector, Glenn made a recommendation to the publisher that one of us (David Magnus, co-Editor of AJOB), be promoted to Editor in Chief. He agreed, but only on the condition that Summer Johnson McGee, then Executive Editor of AJOB, be made the co-Editor-in-Chief with him. It took some time to persuade Taylor and Francis to release Glenn from his editorial contract and to work out details with its new editors regarding the transition plan. Thus the agreement was reached that on March 1st, 2012 Glenn would complete his contractual obligations and step down from AJOB, and from November, as Taylor & Francis has noted, Glenn has served only in an advisory capacity. The timetable was moved up and we took over our new roles beginning Feb. 13th, 2012.
In the intervening time since this agreement was reached in January, there have been questions raised about one of the new editors in chief (Summer) regarding nepotism and conflict of interest. As to the first, David has made very clear that he would only serve as Editor in Chief if Summer agreed to be Editor in Chief along with him. Glenn did not suggest and played no role in the selection of Summer as Editor in Chief. That invitation was made by David and the contract was offered by Taylor and Francis.
As to the second, there is no question that editors of AJOB will have conflicts of interest. As the World Association of Medical Editors policy on conflict of interest states, "Everyone has COIs of some sort." The question is how one can properly disclose and also deal responsibly with management of conflict of interest. It has specifically been claimed that Summer, insofar as she is married to Glenn, has an unmanageable conflict of interest as Co-Editor-in-Chief in virtue of her husband's working in the private sector, or because he works in the area of stem cells. We strongly disagree. We have also consulted with numerous experts in COI in bioethics as to how best to follow WAME policy, which states in pertinent part that "Editors should not make any editorial decisions or be involved in the editorial process if they have or a close family member has a COI (financial or otherwise) in a particular manuscript submitted to their journal." AJOB has a conflict of interest policy. Determination of whether an editorial decision involves a COI will be handled, as is delineated in AJOB's 2002 policy on conflict of interest, by a committee comprised of members of our Editorial Board. We have agreed that this committee, previously an ad hoc committee, will be reconstituted as a standing committee along side a handful of other new committees we will create as part of our Editorial Board.
Third, we are adding two new Associate Editors to the AJOB Editorial Office. This will broaden the base of review and ensure that the content expertise that Glenn had is covered in our editorial group. We have no idea what our new Associate Editors' spouses do or for whom they work, nor the work affiliations of the members of our editorial board. But of course a possible COI could arise. Should any personal relationships held by any of our editors suggest a conflict of interest, they will recuse themselves from review for that manuscript. This has always been our practice and policy and we will continue with this plan.
In recognition of Glenn's role in creating and nurturing the Journal, Glenn is to be acknowledged on the masthead as the Founding Editor in Chief. In no sense is this a designation meant to imply a role in the running or operations of the journal. Glenn formally requested to retire from editorship, and his contract has expired, and thus he does not have any role regarding the content of the journal. Likewise he will play no role in what has been called the AJOB "Family of Journals," and the notion of an Editor in Chief of the "Family" has been discontinued, resulting in the promotion of the Editors of AJOB Primary Research and AJOB Neuroscience to Editors in Chief of those respective journals.
We appreciate the advice and support of the several experts in conflict of interest and the many Editorial Board members who have helped us to clearly articulate both old and new policy, and to respond to the misinformation and gossip that has unfortunately circled the transition.
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David Magnus, PhD
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With denim being all the rage we couldn't resist adding these new 10oz Denim Shades that we spotted recently. Although 10oz is heading into what we class as heavier weight, all the fabrics have been industrially washed to give them extra softness.
Two of the shades in the weight Light Blue & Mid Blue are enzyme washed which adds an extra distressed look to the finish. Don't worry it doesn't rip or particularly discolour the fabric, it just takes off the 'brand new' and gives it that slightly worn patina – making it perfect for fashion pieces.
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We are one of the largest stockists of Denim in the UK and after seeing our supplier last week already have our sights set on some new designs (just waiting for them to come back from the mill).
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For more of a classic denim top stitch thread – like you see on jeans and other apparel wear – the 36s Polycore Thread is the option to choose. It will give the decorative topstitch finish while still sewing the garment perfectly. You will need a Jeans Needle if working with this thread as it is thicker than a standard weight.
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Lecture 20: The Good Life: Happiness
The last lecture in the course wraps up the discussion of clinical psychology with a discussion of treatment efficacy. Does therapy actually work? Professor Bloom summarizes the different types of influences that clinical interventions might have on people who receive therapy.
Professor Bloom ends with a review of one of the most interesting research topics in "positive psychology," happiness. What makes us happy? How does happiness vary across person and culture? What is happiness for? Students will hear how the most recent research in psychology attempts to answer these questions and learn how people are surprisingly bad at predicting what will make them happiest.
Chapter 1. How and Why Therapy Works
Chapter 2. Question and Answer on Therapy
Chapter 3. Happiness and Positive Psychology
Chapter 4. Getting Used to Happiness
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Contrary to what it sounds like, Twitter's acquisition of Bluefin Labs does not signal a desire by the social network to get into the fishing business. It is, however, stepping up its game when it comes to social TV analytics.
Twitter confirmed yesterday's rumors of its Bluefin Labs purchase in a blog post detailing why the startup is an important addition to Twitter's overall strategy. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Bluefin Labs provides data about Twitter users while they watch various programs on television as well as demographics that are similar to what Nielsen has traditionally supplied to media companies. Most of the user data is collected from what people include into their Twitter profiles as well as what people tweet out publicly using hashtags or mentions during a particular program.
"We believe that Bluefin's data science capabilities and social TV expertise will help us create innovative new ad products and consumer experiences in the exciting intersection of Twitter and TV," Twitter COO Ali Rowghani wrote in the post.
The purchase makes sense given Twitter's push to become an essential part of the media industry, and Bluefin Labs will undoubtedly help Twitter create a new "social ratings system" in partnership with Nielsen.
Bluefin isn't the only company Twitter works with to help gain a window into the media world. The company also has a contract with Austin-based Mass Relevance, a startup that focuses on managing a brand or TV program's crazy feed of mentions rather than analytics.


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May 25, 2009
Kadavu Island forum: where is waisalima beach resort - TripAdvisor
"Matava Resort is a nice dive resort on the opposite side of the island and about 40 minutes from the airstrip by boat.
It's more rustic in nature because it's built on a hillside in the jungle rather than down closer to the beachfront. Gorgeous views abound form all over the property.
They have a wonderful veggie garden and a 4 star chef offering international dishes as well as local stuff.
They also have a fully equipeed big game fishing boat captained by a record holding IGFA representative. For this kind of fishing off KDV, this is the place to stay.
Snorkeling is done at a nearshore island that you can walk to at low tide, swim to at high tide. They have great diving and good people, too. Swimming off their place is not very good - at low tide it's a sand flat. "
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This beautiful china head 16 inch tall doll is circa 1860s -1870s. The china head has molded and painted facial features. She has black molded hair in a modified flat top hairstyle & rare this type of antique doll brown eyes, antique cloth body & leather lower arms. The doll wears a wonderful antique cotton blouse with eyelet trimmed & silk skirt, lovely made 4 pieces white cotton underclothing: 2 petticoats, pantalets & chemise with lace. She also wears antique stockings. I did not attempt to remove here pretty blouse with a lovely handkerchief in the pocket as it has obviously been on the body for many years and I did not want to risk damage to such perfection. The blouse has some age discoloration and a small cut on the back, but it is just so lovely. The dolls head is in very good antique condition with some wear on the black hair. The leather arms are in poor condition & left hang is out of 2 fingers, because of over 150 yeas age. This is one of the most enchanting china head doll with a very pretty face. *** Notice, please, that each computer monitor is different and colors could be slightly different than the actual item. *** ***The item will be carefully packed and sent with a tracking number and insurance. Shipping cost is included. Please feel free to contact me and ask any question(s)


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General Information
This single port device is designed to protect firewall/router/application console port access. The device was designed to overcome the weaknesses of RADIUS and TACACS+ for remote access. UniGuard eliminates the problem of the firewall/router/application not being able to contact the RADIUS or TACACS+ server by its own database store of up to 150 users right on board!. UniGuard supports speeds up to 115,2 Kbps and has a built in V.92 internal modem and can be managed by the DDM. Full AES encryption support with UniGuard Client. Now SecurID Ready! Add IP option for Real Time Management and reporting!
Hardware based AES Encrypted access over dial-up or network
Centrally managed by CDI DDM
Operates with most tokens
RSA SecurID ready (no ACE server)
Self-contained Database (unlike RADIUS or TACACS+)
Power boot remote equipment capability
Available in multi-port versions Port Authority
AES Encryption with UniGuard Client Mode
Network port option for Client Dial out or remote PPP/Secure TELNET access
Cabling options for ease of bulk install
Network version provides real time management of device and connected devices, Syslog, Telco availability, hardware encrypted network access.
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UniGuard plus Advance Encryption Standards includes built-in V.90 56k modem. Triple-Des compatible. Can be managed by DDM.
UniGuard V.90 plus Advance Encryption Standards with IP option installed. Advance Encryption Standards, allows telnet access and in band management by DDM. Triple-Des compatible.
Encrypted Speed: Up to 57.6k Baud AES Cipher Feedback
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Cryptographics: AES Self-Synchronizing 8-bit Cipher Feedback 128 bit (std.) 192 bit & 256 bit available. Unique key generated for each session. Automatic Generation and Distribution of Session Keys.
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Mastoloni Hires Maureen McIntrye As Sales, Merchandising Director
New York—Pearl purveyor Mastoloni has appointed jewelry veteran Maureen McIntyre as its director of merchandising and sales for its "Gifts from the Sea" division.
She will join the team in July following the departure of current director Cathy Dressing, who is set to retire after 30 years with the company.
McIntyre brings with her a strong background in merchandising, having worked in fine jewelry retail and wholesale.
"We feel fortunate to have Maureen join Mastoloni in such a dynamic position," said Ray Mastoloni, a partner at the company.
"We are excited to learn from her experience and know that she will be instrumental in expanding the Gifts from the Sea division into new areas and creating new opportunities."
The Gifts from the Sea collection features a variety of freshwater and Tahitian cultured pearls set in 14-karat gold mountings.
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Brayden Park Assisted Living & Memory Care offers compassionate care and provides seniors with the support they need while optimizing their independence. Residents live in an easy-to-navigate environment where they receive the appropriate level of quality care specific to their needs. Assisted Living residents thrive in an active environment where they can participate in specialized activities and group outings while receiving the personalized care they require. Brayden Park's Memory Care community offers a sense of peace, dignity and high standards of care to our residents experiencing Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Exemplary care from compassionate associates is available 24 hours a day.
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Business Operations / Pricing at Arrow Electronics, Inc.
Position:Business Operations / Pricing
Job Description:
Business operations analysts are key associates of the operations unit, where they give support in the areas of items, pricing, authorizations, key customer information and related problem resolution. They work together with sales, finance, marketing, IT, business operations as well as suppliers and customers to guarantee accuracy and appropriate availability of the foundational data elements (Items, Pricing, Authorizations, Specific Customer Related Attributes). These data elements are the basic building blocks within our transactional systems (Ascent, mWS, RIQ) and are necessary to support operational excellence goals and the voice of the customer. Provides ongoing expertise and assistance and participates in special projects and initiatives.
(ITEM SETUP): Sets up and maintains all supplier pricelists and item attribute rules through proactive interaction with vendors. Setups are to be established and maintained with strict adherence to contractual service level agreements which includes daily automated data feeds and pricelists. Completes necessary updates to items to meet any other specific vendor deadlines. Provides timely issue escalation and proactive communication of setup changes (i.e. malfunction in automated data loads and system issues) to management and designated escalation points and/or impacted stakeholders. Will also need to be able to clearly document processes/changes based on Supplier needs and or requirements;
(PRICING/COSTING): Sets up and maintains costing programs, promotions, deal registrations, discounting structures and other special pricing requirements. Ensures data supplied via vendor interfaces loads correctly within the system and troubleshoots necessary fallout. Manually manages all special price data not is provided in an automated format. Ensure business users are working from the most recent data for accurate Arrow costing and revenue guidelines. Provides timely issue escalation and proactive communication of setup changes (i.e. malfunction in automated data loads and system issues) to management and designated escalation points and/or impacted stakeholders. Will also need to be able to clearly document processes/changes based on Supplier needs and or requirements;
(AUTHORIZATIONS): Adds new and maintains existing authorizations in EBS and the Authorization screen. These tables require proper coding of items to protect Arrow from quoting or selling product to unauthorized resellers.
(CUSTOMER): Update customer information (fix special characters, addresses - length, zip, errors, etc.) in Ascent. Prepare merge batches - using information already researched. Upload Customer Classification Templates (ARW, SIC1-6, NAICS, Status). Update CDH Information for Party Status, Party GBL, SIC1, Arrow Classification and DNB Data at Customer Site (Status, VDUNS). Group By Account - entry & maintenance. Run & distribute reporting to Monitor for Compliance with established standards and guidelines. Custom Dimension Reporting Query Load
REQUEST MANAGEMENT/WORKFLOW: Respond to tickets for item set up, pricing/costing, authorization set up, part customer authorization hold releases & troubleshooting. This will also include working requests that come into the Data Integrity alias. Working requests in the DI box is just as important as working request out of the workflow tool.
PROBLEM RESOLUTION: Troubleshoots error messages sent to the Data Integrity email queue from the various business groups (inside sales, sales operations, supplier accounting, accounts payable, and customer service groups) related to pricing and costing issues on quotes, orders, and post-sales vendor price variances. Ensures rapid resolution to avoid delays and customer satisfaction in quoting, placing, and shipping of orders.
AUDIT/PROJECTS: Maintains various tasks within the system that support the proper sales out reporting and correct ship & claim activities. This includes but is not limited to performing audit functions and projects to ensure data accuracy, integrity, and compliance with established supplier systematic architecture. Acts as a liaison between supplier and business. You will be responsible for auditing different aspects of the lines you support. This includes, but not limited to Price file audits, Authorizations audits, Pricing/costing audits.
Typically requires 4 year degree and 1-2 years experience. Or, equivalent work experience.


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Nice semi-detached property for sale with pool in Gran Alacant
Semi-detached house for sale close to the sea in Gran Alacant, Alicante. Costa Blanca225.000€
If you are looking for a spacious and bright property in a private complex with pool, paddle court and children's area, this semi-detached home with 183m2 plot is a nice place for living all year round or for your holidays. It consists of a large living roon with fireplace, separate kitchen (gas) with utility room, a bedroom and a bathroom, access to the terrace and the parking area equipped with many sunblinds for your comfort. On the first floor, there are 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and a terrace with some sea views and Alicante city. Situated in a quiet area near all amenities, at only 4 km from the beautiful sandy beach called El Carabassí, 10 minutes from the airport and 20 minutes from the center of Alicante city. Must be seen! It is a perfect house!
- Energy rating: In process
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- Distance to beach: 4 km.
- Distance to airport: 14 km.
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Iron Lions London - The Paintball Team for London
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Millenium Series By: CLM Date: May 21, 2008, 09:02:56 am
Hey Guys, Just wondering if anyone is planning to go and watch?
Re: Millenium Series By: IL-Axel Date: May 21, 2008, 01:15:33 pm
Hi CLM,
I would but sadly still in Germany :/
Have fun and post up some pics or clips
Re: Millenium Series By: IL-Dylan Date: July 23, 2008, 10:42:13 am
Is anyone interested in playing in M5 in Paris 10-12 October? We need 1 player and it would be good if it was a front player.
I would also like to register the team as the Lions unless you have objection?
Re: Millenium Series By: CLM Date: July 29, 2008, 02:59:57 pm
Dylan - who's in the team??
Re: Millenium Series By: CLM Date: July 29, 2008, 03:02:03 pm
Miller - now that ollie's gone, whats happening, do you still want to play??
Re: Millenium Series By: IL-Dylan Date: July 30, 2008, 09:20:18 am
Paris Team:
Bevan, Miller, Dylan, Alex (TBC).
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League Report: Waterford 1 - 2 St Patrick's AthleticSat, Jul 06 2019
A magnificent stoppage-time save from Brendan Clarke ensured all three points returned to Dublin as St Patrick's Athletic beat Waterford 2-1 at the RSC.
Cory Galvin's opener for Waterford was cancelled out by Conor Clifford before Dean Clarke endured the points after the break.
Jamie Lennon threatened first for the Saints but Matthew Connor cleared the danger.
Dean O'Halloran then found the run of Dean Walsh as Waterford attacked but Ciaran Kelly cleared the danger as Walsh tried to cut inside onto his left foot.
Clifford had an opportunity when Simon Madden crossed for Jake Walker, who found the midfielder, but Clifford's shot was straight at Connor.
It was a spectacular strike that gave Waterford the lead on the half hour. Shane Duggan played in Walsh, who in turn found Galvin on the corner of the penalty area.
The former Bray Wanderers winger unleashed a powerful strike to beat Brendan Clarke from 20 yards.
The lead lasted just two minutes. Lennon played a quick free kick to Clifford and he unleashed an unstoppable strike past Connor from 30-yards.
St Patrick's Athletic almost took the lead before half time when Madden found Dean Clarke but his powerful strike came crashing back off the crossbar.
The Saints took the lead just past the half hour as Ian Bermingham played in Kevin Toner to send in the deep cross.
Dean Clarke's header at first was blocked by Georgie Poynton but Clarke fired home the rebound to give Harry Kenny's team a 2-1 lead.
Waterford pushed in search of an equaliser and Bastien Héry found the target with a back-post header from, but keeper Clarke made the save.
Kenny Browne picked out the run of Rory Feely, who found Shane Duggan on the edge of the area, but he fired over the crossbar.
And in the final minutes, St Pat's keeper Brendan Clarke earned the points for the visitors when his superb save from Dean O'Halloran's header to secure a 2-1 win.
Waterford: Matthew Connor, Rory Feely, Kenny Browne, Maxim Kouogun, Kevin Lynch (Georgie Poynton 46), Shane Duggan, Bastien Héry, Dean O'Halloran, Cory Galvin (JJ Lunney 64), John Martin, Dean Walsh (Tom Holland 64).
Subs not used: Paul Martin (gk), Regix Madika, Daryl Walsh, Colm Whelan.
St Patrick's Athletic: Brendan Clarke, Simon Madden, Kevin Toner, Lee Desmond, Ciaran Kelly, Ian Bermingham, Jamie Lennon, Conor Clifford, Dean Clarke (Darragh Markey 75), Cian Coleman, Jake Walker (Gary Shaw 58).
Subs not used: Barry Murphy (gk), Dave Webster, Rhys McCabe, Chris Forrester, Mikey Drennan.
Referee: Sean Grant.