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Media Theatre for the Performing Arts
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The Media Theatre opened August 27, 1927 with Al Jolson in "The Jazz Singer". Originally seating was provided for 1,100 and the movie theatre also hosted vaudeville shows in its stage.
The Media Theatre closed as a movie theatre in 1990, but the theatre was restored and reopened in 1994 as a performing arts venue.
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George H. Rothacker painted the Media Theater in 1991 to help raise money for a community effort to preserve the 1927 movie house. More than $3500 was raised in print sales, after which the owner of the theater decided to restore the theater for musicals and live stage events. A few months later, on a trip to Doylestown, Mr. Rothacker discovered that the 1938 County Theater was dark. His wife photographed the building with a disposable camera, and he painted the building, and created a print series which eventually helped the community restore the theater.
Since that time, George Rothacker has painted 10 theaters, the latest of which is the Indiana Theater, created and reproduced for the benefit of the Jimmy Stewart Museum in Indiana, Pennsylvania.
"Sometimes I paint a theater to help physically preserve it,†said Mr. Rothacker. "And sometimes I simply paint it because of it's a wonderful building that should remain with us in memory a while longer. When establishing a fundraising effort, I do the painting, and the printing it at my cost and then offer the sponsoring organization 50% of the sale of the prints from the initial sale. By taking all of the risk , I relieve the community or other sponsor of any financial concerns. Its an all win situation for them.â€
Mr. Rothacker is continually searching for movie houses to paint and reproduce. If you know of any theaters in need of preservation, or of an organization who could help benefit the revitalization of a theater or a community, please call 610-566-0334.
I wish Mr. Rothacker had come to my hometown in the early 90's…perhaps he could have painted the Grand Theatre and helped save it rather than have it demolished for reasons I will never understand!
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The Media was part of the Harry L. Dembow Circuit in the early sixties. General manager was Harry L. Dembow, not surprisingly. Besides the Media, other Dembow theaters in Pennsylvania at the time were the Congress in Marcus Hook and the State in Columbia.
Maybe Mr. Rothacker the artist can make it out to the Ioka or Crest Theatres listed on Cinema Treasures.
One small and one big in need of some saving.
excellent photo of exterior, showing "Oliver"
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In the early 1990's, Walter M. Strine, Sr. saved the historic Media
Theatre, which was built for movies in 1927 in Philadelphia's suburbs. The Philadelphia Inquirer on Sunday published his obituary and photos, as he passed away at age 100. View link
Facebook page for The Media Theatre.
I know a Person by the Name of Phil Arsenault. He really added some "BOOM"! into the History of The Media Movie Theater!
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11 November 2009
The fuel cell announcement follows the signing of a memorandum of understanding that also points to potential opportunities for the use of Falck Schmidt composite components and materials in Boeing Integrated Defense Systems (IDS) rotorcraft programs.
'This relationship with Boeing presents the opportunity to expand our proven power solutions to new fuel cell applications, that would offer armed forces significant operational advantages at better cost and with cleaner energy,' says Jan Falck-Schmidt, president/CEO of Falck Schmidt Defence Systems A/S.
'Falck Schmidt is a key player in the Danish defense industry, providing proven power supply solutions and composite materials to ground forces around the world,' says Tom Bell, vice president of business development for Boeing Military Aircraft, a division of Boeing IDS. 'As they adapt their technologies for aerospace, we see natural links to Boeing's current research and development activities.'
Falck Schmidt Defence Systems A/S has more than 40 years' experience and know-how as a prime contractor and supplier on land-based military programs. The company produces mast platforms for reconnaissance and surveillance applications, vehicle-mounted missile systems, and sensor systems. Its capabilities also include ground mobile auxiliary power units and integration, including fuel cell technology.
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NASH Disease Market Examined in New Topical MP Advisors Report Now Available at MarketPublishers.com
10 Dec 2015 • by Natalie Aster
LONDON – Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and its progressive form – non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) are the most rapidly growing liver diseases in the USA and Europe. NASH is estimated to affect 2 to 5% of the population of the USA. Europe and Japan also have a similar or higher incidence rate for NASH disease. Owing to the varying metabolism and physical traits in different geographies, the development of drug products for NASH is currently facing difficulty. In Japan, for instance, the prevalence of NASH is on the rise although the country's population is not commonly overweight. Countries such as China and India with a bigger population pool and lifestyles changes face a far greater risk of the disease alongside other lifestyle disorders like diabetes as well as complexities associated with cardiovascular diseases.
There has been growing interest in firms developing drugs for the treatment of NASH. In January 2015, Gilead Sciences acquired Phenex Pharma's Farnesoid X Receptor (FXR) programme consisting of small molecule FXR agonists to treat liver diseases encompassing NASH and others. Merck-NGM Biopharma and Boehringer Ingelheim - Pharmaxis also initiated an exclusive agreement for the pipeline products which are being developed for NASH with a prospective deal value of close to USD 450-600 million
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The teams are ready and we test them for their teamwork and communication. You win by disarming the bomb. But will the Wheel of Misfortune blow their plan up in their faces? Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes.
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We hope you and your loved ones enjoy watching the VR Charity Challenge this holiday season. Just like our contenders, change the game for your friends and family with an experience like no other. Gift a Rift.
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Get ready for Round 2 🥊🥊: Put up your fists and and prepare to duke it out in the ring with new characters Viktor Drago and Danny "Stuntman" Wheeler in @Survios' first free update for CREED: Rise to Glory, now available on @OculusRift // https://t.co/uGvIJt2QZR pic.twitter.com/KrEBCkc5G0— Oculus (@oculus) November 27, 2018
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Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann (Afterthoughts)
Yay! I finished another mecha anime!
Yeah, it really is something even though it is under mecha stuff.
I thought Kamina is the hero of this anime because he seems very famous on the forums and everywhere. I didn't knew that such event could happen. I'm actually always annoyed by what he says like "Believe in yourself! Not you, who i believe in. Not me, who believes in you. Believe in you.. who believes in himself!"
I'm very fond of this scene because it's hell funny… I have to admit, the transformations and evolutions of each combination is very exaggerated. But I enjoy the hell out of it. Hahaha, Looks like I'm starting to like mecha stuffs now.
The idea that strike my mind while watching this show was the thing about the "spirals/humans". What the anti-spirals says about being the threat of humans is true… That humans will soon be the one to destroy the whole universe if the spiral energy continues to grow.
Is it that bad for humans to seek the heavens? I'm certain at one point, humans won't be contented of what they have at the present. That is why they crave for something more bigger. That only fear and despair could stop them. Even though we are trying to seek the heavens, I hope there won't be a time where humans play the role of God. I think that is what the anti-spirals wanted to prevent. One might say that they feel inferior to their selves or they just know the extent of their capabilities. Even if they do that, they only tried to runaway. Unlike the Dai-Gurren that tried to strengthen their selves every second. I just hope that humans chose the right choice of living under the sky. or we should have lived underground for the rest of our lives…
I was sad with Simon and Nia's ending. I thought they will live happily ever after.
Anyway, Simon knew it all along. Nia fought so that she would last so he really appreciated what she have done to him.
I was very surprised with Yoko's ending… I was very depressed by what I have seen. Good thing they didn't show her face…
I hope that the government there is like the government here in the real world. I'm not saying that government should be doing all the fights while all the citizens are rest assured. It's just that they are very blazing with power that anyone respects them for that. Although there are some conspiracies concerning Rossiu, I know that there would be always something like that. At first, I want to kill Rossiu because of what he have done but I also realized later in the anime that it was also hard for him to do such thing.
The final fight was also surprising… This is not Gundam so why? It is not Sunrise as well…? Why is it tragedy? 🙁
This anime deserve a slot on the Top 10. When I first saw it on the list, I was surprised because I didn't know it was this superb.~


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By: Larry Bisagni
There's an old adage that goes something like this: People may forget what you said or what you did, but they will never forget the way you made them feel. It's been attributed to many people.
I don't know Britt McHenry. Don't care to. Before yesterday, you could stand two 20-something blondes next to one another, and I'd have a 50/50 chance of correctly identifying her.
All behavior is learned, and morphs into patterns. Kids that throw temper tantrums become adults that throw temper tantrums. When McHenry showed her true colors on the now infamous video that has gone viral, the cat shot out of the bag, and there was no going back on this one.
Nobody likes a bully, especially one that comes across as privileged and full of superficial hubris. McHenry's arrogance and self-centeredness have already dwarfed her already questionable reporting ability.
Where I think the issues have yet to surface is at the next assignment she covers. Not the fans that will inevitably razz her. I'm talking about the athletes that she will have to interview. John Wooden once said, "Ability is a poor man's wealth." Many pro athletes come from very little, and have a mother, aunt, sister, or grandmother that has had a thankless job where they were mistreated. How will that athlete which comes from such humble beginnings feel about speaking to her now?
I really don't see how ESPN can continue with her. She might believe that she's a really big, irreplaceable deal, but she isn't. I hate to point out the obvious, but there are a line of capable, attractive female sports reporters, and replacing her will take about 30 minutes of a news director reviewing on-air tapes, a call to an agent with an offer for the next one in line that hit the genetic jackpot, and a large check made out to her in the form of severance, all of which can transpire in about an hour. I wouldn't be surprised to find that a couple of corporate lawyers are huddled in an office in Bristol trying to figure out how to assemble a package to get out from underneath of this nightmare.
She's right about her being a TV personality and being "in the news, sweetheart." And ironically, her real on-air personality may prove to be her undoing.
ESPN powers that be, you cover enough sports to know the ball is in your court. With all the anti-bullying campaigns out there, none could do more to raise awareness to this cause than for you to make an example of your bully, queen bee, mean girl, or whatever you want to call her.
Just don't call her to cover a bunch of people who are less educated than her, that make her skin crawl, that have no skill set, that have a less than perfect set of choppers, or that might have a relative that ever lived in a trailer.


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About Sushi Cat
Sushi Cat is a sports game which was designed by Armor games. Perhaps you have eaten Japan's unique dish — sushi? If your response for one of those questions. You ought to try playing with this game after. Sushi cat was developed and published by Armor match. It's a really cute game with vibrant design. He sees a gorgeous female cat at a shop throughout the glass of this shop. He falls in love with her instantly and wishes to get at the shop to be strategy her. But he can not be in because he's got no money to pay for entry.
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Then, the match begins. Your duty is to allow him to pass all of the levels to make cash to come in the shop. In every level, there is a lot of sushi in various orders. You have to shed the cat and he'll roll down to the ground and eat the ice on his way down. All you need to do would be to drop your cat in the appropriate place so that he can eat as much sushi as you can. To finish the assignment of every degree, you need to produce your kitty eat the amount of sushi which the game needs. In addition, there are a number of things there disturbs you. At the very first amounts, what there disturbs you're secure, but then, you will find moving items to affects your kitty's way. After completing the first five levels, the kitty return to the shop to observe that the female kitty, she is not there. She got to the bus to depart. The game proceeds in this manner.
You move the mouse to select where to drop your cat to create best outcome. To get at another degree, click on the amount of the degree.


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Domestic abuse is the name which is most often used to describe violence from one partner towards another; usually it is the woman who suffers but in some cases it can be the man, child or elderly parent/relative.
It can include a range of ill treatment, mental and sexual abuse as well as physical assaults.
Statistics show that it takes 33 incidents of domestic abuse before a victim reports the incident to the police, and with 17,000 reported incidents of domestic abuse every year it shows the dramatic scale of the unreported offences.
The Domestic Abuse Disclosure Scheme - otherwise known as Clare's Law - is a scheme which allows police to disclose to individuals details of their partner's abusive pasts.
The scheme aims to prevent men and women from becoming victims of domestic abuse.
It works in two ways:
A disclosure will only be made when a request meets a strict set of criteria.
Find out more about how you can make an application for information under the scheme.
If you are currently living with an abusive partner it is a good idea to be prepared in case you have to leave quickly. Here are some suggestions:
1. Establish the nearest contact point to your home e.g. friends, neighbours, telephone box.
2. Always carry a list of emergency telephone numbers and keep your benefit books with you.
3. Try to put some money aside for taxi, bus or train fares.
4. Always keep an extra set of keys for your house and car.
5. Keep keys, money and a set of clothes for yourself and children packed in a bag (perhaps at a friend's house).
A guide has been produced to support women who have been the victim of domestic violence, for those who are afraid to leave because of financial difficulties.
You can download this guide here as a PDF:
You can afford to leave
In an emergency, always dial 999.
If you wish to report an incident to the police and it's not an emergency situation, phone 101.
Explain to the operator what help you need, you can also ask to see a woman police officer if you feel that you would prefer her advice.
There are people who are willing to help and will treat your enquiry in the strictest confidence.
You can also contact the 24/7 Derbyshire Domestic Abuse Helpline on 08000 198 668.
The National Domestic Violence Helpline can also be contacted on 0808 2000 247. This is run in partnership with Refuge and Women's Aid and is available 24 hours a day. There is also more information on the National Domestic Violence Helpline's website http://www.nationaldomesticviolencehelpline.org.uk/
Abuse can happen in any relationship, whether you're 35, 85 or 15. If you are worried about abuse in your relationship, talk to someone that you trust or visit www.ok.derbyshire.gov.uk/abuse or www.thehideout.org.uk for more information.
In 2011/12 almost 3,500 men contacted Derbyshire police as a victim of domestic abuse. If you are a man experiencing domestic abuse in Derbyshire there is help available – contact Derbyshire Support and Advice for Men (SAM) via 08000 198 668. The www.dvmen.co.uk website also has a wealth of helpful information and ways to get advice for men in this situation.
Are you concerned about someone you know who is experiencing domestic abuse? The "Behind Closed Doors" campaign allows you to contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 to pass on your concerns.
The Respect freephone line is aimed at perpetrators of domestic violence, helping them to stop the violence and change their abusive behaviour. Call 0808 802 40 40 if you need help.
The National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV) provides a free, fast emergency service to survivors of domestic violence regardless of their financial circumstances, race, gender or sexual orientation.
Thier service allows anyone to apply for an injunction within 24 hours of first contact (in most circumstances). They work in close partnership with the police, local firms of existing solicitors and other support agencies (Refuge, Women's Aid etc) to help survivors obtain speedy protection.
A helpline, specialising in responses to female genital mutilation (FGM), operates 24/7 and is be staffed by specially trained child protection helpline counsellors who can offer advice, information, and assistance to members of the public and to professionals. Counsellors can also make referrals, as appropriate, to statutory agencies and other services.
The helpline can be contacted on:
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0844 375 2712 from a landline; 0300 456 8390 from a mobile
Do you need a quick answer to a general question? Then we recommend you visit the national Ask The Police web site.


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IMPORTANT: Only one remote can be connected to the PS4 console at a time. To prevent Bluetooth pairing difficulties, it is advised to unpair any other existing PS4 remotes from the console, before the Media Remote for PS4 is paired to the console.
NOTE: Disconnecting is not the same as unpairing, as the other remote can still be listed on the Bluetooth Devices listing on the PS4 console. Please follow the procedures below to properly unpair or "forget" the other remote before pairing the Media Remote for PS4."
Steps to re-pair the PS4 Media Remote:
- Go to Settings> Devices> Bluetooth Devices.
- Select your other remote from the list and choose "Disconnect" option.
- Using your PS4 controller, select your other remote from the devices list again.
- Press Options with your PS4 controller.
- Select "Forget Device".
- Confirm your selection "OK".
- Restart your console.
- Remove your new remote's batteries and put them back again.
- Once your console is ON, start pairing your new remote by pressing PS and Share button for a few seconds until the LED starts blinking continuously.
- Find your remote on "Bluetooth devices" menu, select it and "Register".


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The Aurelius and Pälava grapes were developed here. Trials are currently being run with Malverina, Hybia, Savilon, Kaberon, and other varieties. Müller-Thurgau is highly regarded here for its yellow-green color, characteristic taste of spice and intense nose that is reminiscent of ripe peaches. Pälava is also green-yellow with a spicy and fairly fulsome taste.
The most interesting of the red Czech wines is the Frankovka from Valtice, which has a fulsome taste with sharp acidity and tannin. The color is a bright red and the taste is characteristically of cinnamon. The Mutenice area extends between Hustopece and Hodonin. The best vineyards here are centrally located within the area on slopes. The best-known places are Cejkovice, Mutenice, and Ratiykovice. Both reds and whites are made in this area. The Tramin Cerveny from Mutenice has a golden yellow color and spicy taste and nose. The Rulandskeyede (Grey Rulander) of Ratiykovice is a rare Czech wine with a characteristic bouquet and taste. The Frankovka from Cejkovice is bright red with a fulsome taste and excellent acidity and tannin.
The Czech wine area of Velke Pavlovice is situated to the south-east of Brno, on the left bank of the Svratka river. The best-known towns are Velke Pavlovice, Kobyli, and Velke Bilovice. This is mainly a red Czech wine producing area.
The Frankovka here is dry with striking acidity and pleasing bitterness. The Svatovavrinecke is an intense red with a fulsome and velvet-smooth taste and well-balanced acidity and tannin. The nose suggests stone fruit. The Rulandske Modre is a dry ruby red wine with floral nose that after sufficient ageing is reminiscent of stone fruit. There is mild bitterness but the whole is fulsome and harmonious. The Modiy Portugal is a dark red and fresh wine with a coarse taste.
The Znojmo area is in the Dyjsko-Svratecky valley on the Dyje river, bordering Austria in the south of the area. This area has countless wine centres of which Znojmo, Yatov and Novy Yaldorf are the best known. It is a predominantly white wine area and its proximity to Austria manifests itself in similar types and quality of Czech wine.


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A ronin is a samurai with no lord or master. A samurai can become masterless from the ruin or fall of his master (as in the case of death in a war), or after the loss of his master's favor or privilege. The word rōnin literally means "drifting person".
Historical Ronin (OOC)
According to the Bushido Shoshinshu (the Code of the Samurai), a samurai was supposed to commit oibara seppuku (also hara kiri – ritual suicide) upon the loss of his master. One who chose to not honor the code was "on his own" and was meant to suffer great shame. The undesirability of ronin status was mainly a discrimination imposed by other samurai and by the daimyo.
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Today the spotlight is being shone on China. Despite the secretive nature of the nation, a somewhat frightening story has emerged which suggests that China is detaining over a million Uyghur (Uighur) Muslims in camps in the Xinjiang region.
Who are the Uyghur?
The Uyghur are a large group of ethnic Turkic people of Muslim religion, millions in their numbers, who reside in the North Western Xinjiang region of China. Despite being ruled by China, they are considered more central asian in their culture and ethnicity and bare more similarities with their neighbours Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan than with China.
The Xinjiang region have at times had a relative amount of independence from China and brief moments of autonomy. However in 1949 the Chinese Communist Party took back control of the region and have kept an overly watchful eye on it ever since. The Uyghur culture and integrity have been gradually diminished from this point on. There have been increasing crackdowns from the government and a mass influx of Han Chinese as authorities promote the 'up and coming' area in a suspected attempt to make the Uyghur a minority.
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This led to a publication on the problem in the axiomatics of Quantum Mechanics which Wigner called Quantum Duality, although it is now more usually called Quantum Measurement.
The simplest rigorous, non-circular proof that d(cos x) = - sin x at the Math Department .
The influential paper by H. S. Green in 1958 on quantum measurement, zipped postscript. "Observation in Quantum Mechanics,"
An interesting list of papers on this hot topic of Quantum Information, maintained by the Italian national research centre on Quantum Computers.
A notebook of to-do articles and topics of a Quantum Statistician at Michigan.
J. S. Bell's trenchant critique of the notion of Quantum Measurement, which, specifically, is what I have addressed and tried to answer. .
Selected Publications
Outline of undergraduate Ordinary Differential Equations.
Not completely unconnected is my research on the relations between Social Justice and Economic Theory. This is a resumé of the book, as yet unpublished .


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The world waits with baited breath, camera lenses world wide will soon turn to a small street in central London awaiting the news of a new royal baby. Daily information is posted, fed to the public nourishing our appetite for all things Katetastic. We know who's going to be in the Lindo Wing ..Will, mum and the star struck sis. We know whose going to get the first call. The Queen, not Prince Charles. The order in which we will hear and what modern media will be used honestly fascinates me. Okay so we'll know via twitter but who should one follow – check it out – there's loads and its hard to gauge which is the official one.
Memories of photos of a very young looking Princess Diana on the steps of the hospital will be fresh in our minds but this is a very different scenario. Kate hasn't put a foot wrong – you could argue that the nasty sneeky photo business merely served to remind everyone that she was not trained for this strange public-private life, and made a genuine foolish error and paid a humiliating price. What we do sense, after all we cannot know, is that she is confident, intelligent and appears loved in the most normal of fashions which has to make her passage into motherhood so much easier than her late mother-in-laws. Many, myself included are especially happy that a 'commoner' is producing a Prince or Princess… the stuff of fairytales. Stuff and rubbish there is absolutely no dilution of the royal blood just a good mix of 'real'.
According to the press (now there's a reliable source) the gender is not known yet and when the information is shared we will not only be privy to the name but to whether Kate Middleton had a caesarean. Perhaps too much information – or a recognition of how common-place it is. The tragedy that early press intrusion caused makes one pause and pray that every media element is sensitively handled, one cannot help but feel immense sympathy for the family of Ms. Saldanha for whom every mention must remind them of their loss.
Over here at Riverside Nannies, we have to fess-up, we are of course obsessing about every detail. Is it rational? Ummm No! But it is amazing how easily one slips into reading every sliver of info that is possetted out by the palace. For example, we're wondering can it really true there won't be a Nanny? We hear that instead, Kate's mother will care for new mother and child initially. I doubt that this will be a long-term strategy and eagerly await the opportunity to report on this exciting unfolding story. As a long term strategy it's unsustainable as frankly there will be situations when the new family will attend events when having mum in tow will frankly be weird, and what about Mr. Middleton will he simply stay at home whilst his wife globe trots?
And the name, I'm voting if it's a boy George Edward Alexander (with a nod to the royal dressmakers) and that he should be addressed as Jack. Why not after all Prince Harry is really Prince Henry Charles Albert David!
Gaby Morris
I write about childcare and parenting issues and am especially interested in supporting families and child carers in making the right choices. Please drop me a line!
Co-owner Riverside Nannies, Riverside Childcare and Riverside Training Company established 1989 in London


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About KING's Pipe Glass Water Bongs
We are so very proud to present to you with our very own KING's Pipe Glass brand of high-quality, cool water bongs, dab rigs, and recycler bongs! We've teamed up with our local, Los Angeles-based glass blowers to bring you our brainchild of super affordable yet incredibly sturdy glass smoke-ware, cool bongs, completely handcrafted with love, peace, and good vibes for our uber awesome customers to enjoy for years of everyday use! Brandished with Gold KING's Pipe Glass decals, unique double ice pinch for splash guard and ice catcher to provide smoother hits, and a dope, little Rasta colored KP logo. So sleek, clean, & stylish but with a nice, classy POP of color. Our popular signature cool bong lines have lime color accents. We've designed single, double, and even triple perc bongs reaching as high as 18'' tall! Fall in love with KING's Pipe Glass ♥ If you want to try an American handblown glass water bong at a reasonable price, look no further than our exclusive line of glassware. We always provide you free shipping within the United States.
How KING's Pipe Glass Began Creating Water Bongs
Ever since our online headshop was founded in 2014, we've been working closely with local glass blowers to deliver exceptional quality. In the beginning, we only had three kinds of handblown glass water bongs without any logo. We invested in comprehensive market research to better understand the demands of bong enthusiasts. We've improved the functionality and updated the styles of our glass water bongs a few times. We've also consistently added new pieces such as dab rigs and recycler bongs. In 2016, we finally had enough confidence in the product to add the KING's Pipe Glass decal onto our own brand of glass and started wholesaling these too. This is how KING's Pipe Glass was born. We have continuously sought to improve our products in order to create the best water bongs for our customers. We don't stop until we provide you with a smooth smoking experience!
The Signature Styles of Our Water Bongs
KING's Pipe Glass products are hand blown exclusively in Southern California, USA by local glassblowers in Los Angeles to ensure that every water bong is carefully designed and tested to meet our high standards. Our team of skilled glassblowers is enthusiastic in making water bongs that are affordable yet incredibly durable. All the bongs made by KING's Pipe Glass are handblown from superior grade Borosilicate glass with thick glass tubes in different diameter sizes of 3mm, 5mm, or 9mm.
All water bongs and dab rigs from KING's Pipe Glass have similar signature styles. Each water bong features a double ice pinch that cools the smoke and works seamlessly to provide the cleanest, smoothest hits. Most glass water pipes have an ice pinch, which has 3 pinches. However, our signature style of the double ice pinch has 6 pinches, which can also work as a splash guard. Another common style our glass has is the lime green color accent. All our oil dab rigs and some beaker bongs have the lime green accents at the base and mouthpiece, which make these pieces stand out. We believe clear glass bongs offer a simple and classic look, but the lime green color accents elevate the sophisticated look.
Additionally, a complimentary keck clip is included when you purchase our beaker bong or straight tube bong. A keck clip keeps the removable downstem firmly in place, so it makes it easier when you have a smoking sesh.
Our Percolator Bongs
To meet what bong enthusiasts want, our water bongs have percolators, such as honeycomb perc, tornado perc, showerhead perc, and tree perc, which create more bubbles and improve the water filtration process. With bongs and water pipes filtering smoke, such as tornado bongs and honeycomb bongs, you can enjoy a clean and smooth hit every time. We know dabbing enthusiasts like to enjoy the flavors from wax and concentrates. Therefore, we keep our dab rigs with simple percs like a diffused fixed stem, inline perc, or ball perc. These percs make fewer bubbles but retain the flavor for you to enjoy dabbing.
Size Ranges
We have a variety of different sizes of water bongs and dab oil rigs. For our glass dab rigs (also known as mini bongs), the size range is from 6 inches high like the Ball Perc MINI Dab Rig to 10 inches high like the Ball Perc Regular Dab Rig. As dab rig enthusiasts, dab rigs tend to be smaller than glass bongs because smaller chambers give you fuller flavors. On the other hand, the sizes of KING's Pipe Glass water bongs, especially for dry herbs, are between 8 inches and 18 inches. The 8'' Skinny Beaker Bong is a perfect size for a small travel bong. The majority of our water bongs are around 12 inches, so they are a good size for you to store in your place. The 16 inch or 18-inch glass water bongs are nice to have if you would like to have a big bong rip or if you would like to show off at a party. We always try to have all different sizes of water bongs to meet your needs for different situations.
We believe that clear scientific glass is sophisticated and gorgeous, and it is for this reason, the majority of KING's Pipe Glass products are all clear. However, we decided to elevate this look with lime green accents. Lime green is different from other shades of green and it leaves a striking impression with the smoker of superiority and form. We also started to add charcoal and purple glass straight tube bongs and beaker bongs into our collection starting in 2018. We hope our customers enjoy these unique colors as much as they have enjoyed our signature lime green accents.
Price Ranges
We keep the prices of our water bongs really reasonable. We found out that a lot of American branded bongs are quite expensive even though the quality of their glass bongs are much better than imported ones. Low budget customers can choose one of our more affordable/cheap water bongs around $50 like the 8-inch Skinny Beaker Bong and the 8 inch Single Honeycomb Bong. If you want to spend more, you can consider the 18 Inch Triple Honeycomb Straight Bong or the Barrel Recycler. Expensive bongs are often more significant and more durable, but it all depends on what type/size you are looking for. All the glass products are fragile, but we make sure our water bongs are stronger than imported ones. All our glass water bongs and dab oil rigs are coming with either a glass bowl or a quartz banger nail, so you are all set for your smoking or dabbing sesh.
As we are always looking to challenge convention and create new designs, we are consistently releasing new water bongs on our site in order to provide your best bong.
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By Nicole Wilson - 11 July 2016
Wouldn't it be great if the finest musicians appeared, as if from nowhere in your local coffee shop and played you a little bite sized concert just for the hell of it?… Well, dream no more. Sali-Wyn Ryan of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and part-time music producer at Classic FM radio station has galvanised her top musical friends to 'pop up' in all sorts of venues from beaches to abandoned cinemas to give what we all want- an up close and personal concert which isn't too long…
'Our concerts are never longer than an hour' explains Sali-Wyn. 'We want people to enjoy a relaxed, informal concert. Maybe it would be at lunchtime, or on their way home from work.'
A native of South Wales, Sali-Wyn got the idea as she was driving around the Gower near her home in Swansea. 'I stumbled across the smallest existing cinema in Wales, originally built from a disused railway carriage and fully restored by the Gower Heritage Centre and went in. It only holds 30 people but I thought what a fantastic place to hold an informal, intimate concert. I then started imagining where else would be good to put on such a small concert where the audience felt so close to the musicians that they were part of the event.'
The eclectic selection of places to host these pop up concerts in London as well as South Wales is growing all the time. 'We're excited to be in talks with the Charles Dickens Museum and organisations such as FlashMob and the B&G Cafe Choir who have also expressed an interest in working with us'.
Ticket prices are kept at an astonishing low of £5 each and it's first come first served. 'You'd never get the opportunity to be this up close and personal with such world class musicians normally and it's something the players love too.' Sali-Wyn tells us. An audience is normally quite faceless to musicians if they're playing in a large 2000 seat concert hall and Sali-Wyn's team of top musicians from the UK's major orchestras are loving playing chamber music in such unique circumstances.
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Planning for Obsolescence
When people talk about "town/gown" relationships, the discussion usually revolves around some Cold War-like feud going on between a university and the community in which it is located. While there are plenty of examples of this, the reality is that no matter how dysfunctional these relationships may be these schools and cities almost always need the other to survive. When the university succeeds, the community reaps the rewards along with it, and vice versa.
This symbiotic relationship was well documented in a recent New York Times article focused on Ithaca, NY, and how local Cornell University and Ithaca College have helped the town to thrive within a region that is otherwise suffering. This story – the big rich school helping out the relatively poor local community – has been told a thousand times. But this dynamic may now be changing in ways that planners in cities and on campuses need to be prepared to address.
For those of us who work in the higher education world, it is nearly impossible to escape the doomsday talk going around that questions the on-going viability of the traditional, four-year residential college model. The fear is rooted in economic concerns – the painfully slow recovery, ever-skyrocketing tuition costs and sluggish job market – that have collectively challenged the ways we plan our campuses.
In the 1990s and early 2000s – before the recession hit – universities were building like crazy. Campus development was equivalent to an arms race; with massive facilities being constructed in order to better compete for the best students and faculty in what was probably the most comprehensive building boom on campuses since the post WW-II era. At last month's annual conference of the Society for College and University Planning (SCUP), plenary speaker (and former U.S. Secretary of Labor and current faculty member at UC Berkeley) Robert Reich addressed this as part of the reason why universities find themselves in a mess now. He told a packed house that the US News and World Report is partly to blame due to its annual "Best Colleges" list. Their use of criteria that skew toward non-academic, quality of life things like sports and campus ambiance that, although important, have changed priorities and forced schools to invest many millions to create a "country club" environment in order to get on the coveted list and attract more students. Inevitably, more and better amenities mean higher tuition that seems increasingly out of reach for many American families.
Once the recession hit, most schools put the brakes on major capital spending for facilities. Even Harvard was hit hard; a fact made clear when the school halted its multi-billion dollar expansion plans into Allston, the small community across the Charles River, in 2009. The university has rebounded and recently submitted a new master plan for Allston to the Boston Redevelopment Authority, in hopes of getting approval to once again move forward with its plans.
As we all know, most schools are not Harvard; many of them are still hurting. According to the Wall Street Journal, some institutions are experiencing an unfamiliar decrease in enrollment. Worried faculty and administrators at these schools and others are doing all sorts of academic and financial planning to figure out how best to adapt to what may be a new reality. The issues, however, go way beyond endowments and pedagogy. If falling school populations become an ongoing trend rather than just a blip, or if, worse, colleges and universities are actually forced to close their doors, they won't be the only ones in trouble – the cities that house them will face real problems as well.
What is adding to the dour mood these days is that, for the first time, schools are facing potentially real competition – from both for-profit institutions and online course options (Massive Open Online Courses, annoyingly referred to as "MOOCs"), which have been empowered by parents and students eager to find cheaper alternatives for education. Combined, these growing forces might eventually be able to syphon off students in real numbers; and fewer students at schools means fewer faculty and fewer employees as well. Universities could adjust to this – at least in the short run – by incentivizing all students to live on campus, re-purposing buildings, and focusing on renovation rather than new construction. The surrounding cities, on the other hand, could face a glut of housing stock, unfilled apartments around campuses, and emptier stores and restaurants.
How real is this problem? No one really knows yet. The for-profits, like the University of Phoenix, have spent a lot of money on advertising trying to convince people they provide a quality education on par with traditional colleges. And it seems to be working…sort of. The nonprofit The Education Trust reports that enrollment in for-profits grew 236 percent between 1998 and 2008. This momentum, however, has slowed more recently, stymied by the threat of more stringent federal oversight and the early strength of the MOOCs.
The dreaded MOOCs, which were developed at elite schools like Stanford and MIT to offer education to the masses for free, are now being experimented with as means of accruing legitimate credit, raising the possibility that one day a student could obtain a degree from a "real" university without ever stepping foot onto campus. This is the sort of news keeping deans and provosts up at night.
The skeptics could, of course, be wrong. There are certainly those who believe that the MOOCs may be merely a fad, and the venerable college model will remain as strong as ever; even if it gets dented a little. Even so, whether or not these threats are substantial enough to significantly change the paradigm of higher education in this country, we, as city planners and campus planners, need to consider that the status quo may no longer apply. Constant university growth may not be the given that we once considered it to be.
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Clinic Date: September 28th, 2013
Coordinator: Thanh Nguyen
Total Health Professionals:
Catherine Konyn (Nurse Practitioner), Peter (Healer), Dr. Guadalupe Marquez, DDS, Lupita (Dr. Marquez's Assistant)
Total Volunteers: 16
Total Patients Seen:
Medical: 20
Dental: 7
Special Cases: One patient with very low total cholesterol level. The nurse practitioner later found out that he used to be an alcoholic. The reason for his low cholesterol level can be liver cirrhosis.
Reports, Suggestions, or Comments:
Pharmacy: Lynhea was the only clinic admin at this clinic. There were 2 volunteers in the pharmacy helping her dispensing medication. For this clinic, instead of having the Nurse Practitioner give the patients their medications, she let pharmacy know the purpose of each medication and had the volunteers or clinic admin write that on the medication bags. They then gave the medications to the patients with the help of a translator.
Vitals: There was only 1 volunteer working at vitals per shift. Shaila, co-president, was there to help them out.
Dentistry: Dental experienced from technical difficulties but was later resolved by the technician. They saw 7 patients. They are expecting to be able to see more patients at the next clinic because of the fixed operating system.
Seminars: Public Health did not come on this trip
Translators: Ms. Catherine speaks a little bit of Spanish and she had one translator with her per shift. Dr. Marquez and Lupita both speak Spanish so they did not need translators. There were enough translators for history and flow coordinator.
Histories: We had one Spanish speaker working at history per shift. The flow coordinator helped out with history at the beginning to help speed things up.
Labs: There were two volunteers working at lab and they stayed there the whole time. It was their first time but they learned things very quickly. They had to perform a lot of cholesterol and HbA1c tests. We went through a lot of cholesterol test strips and some already expired so we will need to order more soon. The Hb cuvettes will expire by the October clinic. Sharp container is completely full. Lab was busy for most of the day with fairly steady flow.
Other: We had a healer! He saw patients while they wait for Ms. Catherine. He also healed volunteers and Dr. Marquez when they had down time.
My car and Lynhea's car took the Otay Mesa crossing. We went in the ready lane with only 1 passport card and we only had to wait 15 minutes at the border. Lynhea's car was in the normal lane and they took 2.5 hours. Maybe we can all try the ready lane next time.


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I love brownies because they are chocolate, I always have the ingredients, they are quick and easy and do not make much of mess and did I mention they are super chocolaty! These are made in a jiffy and often satisfy my chocolate cravings and hopefully it will satisfy yours as well. My photo above has ice cream and chocolate sauce, apparently this time the brownies just weren't quite enough chocolate. If a little chocolate is good a lot of chocolate is better, right?
Easy Brownies
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1 cup sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 tablespoon strong brewed coffee (if you aren't a coffee drinker, this can be omitted)
2 eggs
1/2 cup all purpose flour
1/3 cup cocoa powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1/3 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
Cooking Directions:
Blend oil, sugar, vanilla and coffee in a mixing bowl. Add eggs and beat well. Combine flour, cocoa, baking powder, and salt and stir into wet ingredients. Stir in chocolate chips. Spread into a 8 to 9 inch square or round pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes.
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Scenes from a cancer trial
By Jeremy Manier
Neuroblastoma patients recently got some of the best research news they've had in a while – but the news wasn't perfect for everyone.
Word of the advance came in an announcement last month from the national Children's Oncology Group. A Phase III trial of an antibody-based treatment for neuroblastoma (protocol ANBL0032) had found that the treatment significantly increased patients' chances of survival. The trial was immediately halted – standard procedure in cases where a trial is so successful that it would be unethical to deny patients the treatment.
The antibody treatment yielded a striking survival gain of about 20 percent for children with the deadly form of cancer. Neuroblastoma researchers such as Susan Cohn, M.D., were elated.
"This is as successful a story as we've had in neuroblastoma treatment in many, many years," Cohn told me in a recent interview. "We hope to be able to incorporate this as part of our standard approach."
The protocol is on hold to study toxicity issues that arose in some patients, but experts hope the treatment will be available soon for more patients. The March 19 statement from COG concluded, "We now expect that this immunotherapy may eventually become a standard part of high-risk neuroblastoma treatment after stem-cell transplant."
So what's the downside? It's simply the nature of such clinical trials, in which not everyone can get the superior treatment.
Patients are randomized at the start of a trial like this one; some get the new treatment, some get the standard, established protocol. Some families opt out altogether. No one knows at the outset whether the new protocol will be better, the same or perhaps worse than the existing treatment.
But it's clear now that in this case, patients who got the new protocol stood a markedly better chance of surviving their cancer than those who stayed with the old form of treatment. A 20 percent improvement is no guarantee, of course; some patients on the new protocol died, and many who got the existing treatment did fine. Yet an outcome like this can raise a tantalizing "what-if" question in the minds of some parents. Might a child have had a better chance at survival if randomization had placed him or her in the new treatment group? What about parents who may feel guilt over not taking part in a trial that could have improved their child's outcome?
Such doubts may be impossible to resolve. It's difficult to imagine replacing randomized trials as the gold standard for gathering scientific evidence that a treatment works.
"You just never know until you do the study," Cohn said. "We are so grateful to the families who are willing to participate in these trials."


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Framework and Guideline for a Model Submarine Cable Construction Contract
These documents have been developed by a group of experts within the industry, on a volunteer basis, to provide an insight into a critical but often misjudged and misunderstood part of all that makes up a submarine cable project.
These Construction Contract Frameworks are not intended to be used as the de-facto finished agreement – however, it will provide a sound introduction to the structure and the purpose of the Contract for the novice, and it will form a baseline for discussions and negotiations helping to deliver clarity and speed to this critical project phase. The Construction Contract Guide, which forms an integral part of each model, will provide the reader with the perspective of both the supplier and the buyer, and an understanding of what collateral activities and dependencies have to be taken into account to ensure success.
Two versions of these documents are available.
The first one which was presented at SubOptic 2010, was developed by a group under the leadership of Keith Schofield from Pioneer Consulting, and is based essentially upon a single purchaser and a single supplier, though it can be developed for larger groupings. This model can be downloaded here.
Subsequent to SubOptic 2010, a group led by Francis Charpentier from FT Orange, developed a second model more suited to a Consortium based project, where a number of purchasers agree the implementation of a cable network. This introduces some concepts which are more suited for this application and took as its starting point a typical contract document used for an ITT. A paper exploring the rational for this further development can be downloaded here and the model itself can be downloaded here.


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The Fluke t3000 FC Kit includes multimeter, temperature module and accessories.
AC and DC voltage measurements to 1000V
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What's on in Meribel and La Tania – January 2015
There are always great things going on in the resorts of La Tania and Meribel. You will find that there are great bands and promo nights on all the time. Your chalet host and our resort reps will be able to tell you what is going on every day. However there are some great events on in January you may not want to miss. Here is a list of events in January that are worth looking at.
5th to 8th January – Inuit Adventures
The Meribel Altiport area has gone all Arctic this season! It is holding a variety of free events that will make you feel as if you are a real Inuit. The main attraction is ice fishing. For more information click here!
6th January – Russian Christmas
A large number of Russians are now holiday in the Three Valleys, we even have quite a few come and stay in our Alpine Action Chalets. This is great news for Christmas lovers as the Russians don't get round to celebrating it until the 6th of January and it is well and truly embraced in Meribel!
17th January – Moguls Competition
Want to feel inferior about your technique and ability to tackle small bumps on the piste? Then head up to Motteret and watch the French Freestyle Mogul Cup. It is even more impressive than watching it on the telly. Find out more.
18th January – Colour me Rad
We spotted this event thanks to Merinet. It is a charity fun run where you get a variety of colours thrown at you as you run. Start out in a white running kit and finish in either a vibrant rainbow of color or a sort of brown purple. It is only 5km up the mountain and there is a party at the end! Go on have a go!
20th Jan Meribel v's Courchevel Hockey
During the season there are quite a few Hockey matches but this is a big one, Courchevel against Meribel. This is quite a grudge match, I remember watching these two battle it out at the Courchevel rink a few years back and it was brutally exciting. I didn't really understand what was going on but but it was exciting none the less. This event is held in at the Meribel Olympic Ice Rink and is only €5 per adult.
Jan 26th – Australia Day
It seems that it isn't only the Russians that have brought their traditions to the Alps, the Australians have too. Expect drunken people called Tad and Jason to running around bars drinking Fosters dancing to Men At Work covers and wearing beanie hats with chalet wine corks hanging from them.


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Oh my, way too relatable, waaaaay too relatable, i've been through the same thing! Still kinda am, lol. But this game really sums it up, thank you for making it <3
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Relly cool game, nice to see
Whoops, I'm stuck on the scene with the ladder and three portraits! It won't let me move!
On that scene you're not supposed to be able to move backward, it purposely blocks you after the "scare" in that room, you have to keep moving left. Or at least I think that's what you were having an issue with?
Okay, I managed to play it all!
For some reason, it had teleported me into the walls at the bottom of that scene, and I was stuck in the wall.
I really enjoyed the game; I do the exact same thing, watching horror games when I know damn well I'm gonna suffer. I've taken to watching most of them on Youtube if I know it's gonna be Too Much. At least I;m not 100% alone then.
Well done! I dig the color choices and the usage of room dupes for the jump scares and ending.
Great game, i have no idea how you do the eye blinking thing. and animations. is this based on a true story cause it sure as hell feels like some deep stuff.
it is based off a true story! it only felt right to make a game about games that made me realize i have this severe paranoia.
Wow man, I used to feel slightly paranoid too but after knowing that nothing is certain. (i.e uncertainty principle. Science!) I got over a lot of my internal unhelpful beliefs since then. I hope you feel less paranoid nowadays. still, I think you put in a lot of effort into this game. I've been working on a game alone for quite a while and the workload, yeah, I sure as hell want to recruit talented people in the future, though I can't afford to pay them much(probably none at all), but let me know if you're interested. I do game maker studio 1, don't have money to buy 2. but anyhow great artwork.
Nice Project, how did you do the animation at the end? stack exits on the avatar? Cheers
thanks! the only way you can really move is down at the end so i just had a few duplicate maps and exits set right below the player
Wow. That was really good!


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