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MG is launching a new compact SUV which will go on sale later in the autumn.
The company says its design philosophy is "based on "Emotional Dynamism", which represents a more expressive design language that emphasises the premium nature of MG's latest model" and that the "contemporary look harmoniously brings together the three key elements of 'Emotional', 'Humanised' and 'Agility' that accentuate the car's desirability, accessibility and dynamic stance."
The compact car also debuts a new "face" for MG, which features an enlarged, full frame grill, which MG says was inspired by the brand's heritage, but executed in a contemporary way. It allows for a much bigger MG badge to take centre stage.
Carl Gotham, Design Director of SAIC European Design Centre, said: "It's a really exciting time for MG as it starts to roll out its new brand identity. Emotional Dynamism brings to the fore a premium feel to the new Compact-SUV with exceptional attention to detail throughout, such as the distinctive detailing on the 'eye' headlights and signature tail lights. It has a level of detailing and range of impressive features you would not expect to find on a car of this size or price."
MG Motor UK will be revealing more about the brand's new design direction closer to the full launch of the vehicle, which goes on sale this Autumn.
The all-new Compact-SUV will join the MG3 and MG GS at a time when MG is recording an improved sales performance in 2017. Its sales were up by nearly 83 per cent year-on-year in August, driven by its scrappage scheme.


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Amazing Grace
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A painter paints pictures on canvas. But musicians paint their pictures on silence.
Leopold Stokowski
I am finding that my tastes in music, just as my tastes in most things, come to think of it, are evolving. At one time listening to the twang of country was like fingernails across a blackboard to me, setting my nerves on edge and my teeth grinding! But perhaps it is because I live in the south where every other radio station features country at its finest, that my appreciation for the genre' is beginning to come around. I'm not saying its my favorite but 10 years ago, on a scale of 1 to 10, I would have placed country at negative 100 whereas today, it ranks more at a 5 or 6 out of 10! And the same can be said of Gospel music. There is something so rustic and compelling about Gospel and I am finding that I like this approach to sharing a heart-felt message of faith. In fact, when I close my eyes, it seems to take me to a simpler and yet visceral time when the world was in such flux and yet problems seemed less, in my own life even as the world turned upside down for the others whose roots laid the foundation for what we now recognize as true inspirational Christian Gospel.
Gospel music can, of course, trace its roots to African-American spirituals, and spirituals can trace their roots back to the tunes sung by early slaves. Even as the slaves developed this new musical tradition for themselves, their life was a turmoil of racial tensions and the hardships of slave life. And it was this angst that compelled them to seek solace in the only way that was available to them. Slaves were given something by owners that was not of their choosing and yet it was a source of strength which they embraced. Christianity. And even as they turned to the Bible as a balm to the spirit, so did it give them food for the soul as a source of musical inspiration. And yet, this too evolved as the years and the songs which were rooted in slavery became an uncomfortable reminder to them of terrible days past, and a new type of gospel was born, And as is the way of all things, they began being accepted by nearly everyone as not just a musical genre' but as representational of all African-American heritage. AND, as a wonderful form of praise and worship to our Heavenly Father!
Amazing Grace
performed by the Harlem Gospel Choir
"And he hath put a new song in my mouth, even praise unto our God: many shall see it, and fear, and shall trust in the LORD."
Psalm 40:3 KJV
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Giving Voice Chorus – Saint Paul
June 1, 2019 @ 1:00 pm$12
In 2018, Giving Voice mounted a performance of Love Never Forgets, a cycle of nine songs illuminating the experience of living with Alzheimer's composed by Victor Zupanc and Louisa Castner, derived from multiple interviews with chorus members. The project, which was a collaboration between Giving Voice, the American Composers Forum, and the MacPhail Center for Music, is believed to be the first choral work about Alzheimer's that was performed by people living with the disease. Learning and presenting a brand new work represented a major stretch for those singers—who typically perform songs that they remember from their younger years—and raised audience members' awareness of the musical contributions that those living with Alzheimer's are capable of making.
If you weren't able to hear the world premiere last June, join the choir for this reprise of some of the beautiful songs created from this collaboration.


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In the town of Novorossiysk, Russia, the owner of a pit bull puppy tethered the pup to a fence in front of the store so he could do some quick shopping inside.
But a homeless dog, who is well-known in the area to be very smart, always using the crosswalk to cross streets, was convinced the pup had been abandoned.
So he worked to set the pup free by using his teeth to untether the pup from the fence.
After untethering the pup, the homeless dog tried to lead the pup away by its leash.
Fortunately, Dmitriy Timchenko witnessed this and went inside the store to alert the pup's owner.
Timchenko took this video:
The "Good Samaritan" stray dog seems to be in good health and able to take care of himself. But hopefully someone would adopt this smart, kind-hearted and well-meaning "creature without sin".
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This type of cosmetic dentistry is an inexpensive, simple way to hide a multitude of "Smile Sins." It is easy to improve the look and translucence of teeth stained by early tetracycline use, or years of coffee and tea stains. A minor chip or irregularity can be corrected in a flash with a veneer. No pain, no strain, nothing but the perfect tooth restoration you've always wanted.
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Maybe the reason we find an eight-year-old's gapped teeth smile so adorable is...we know it's not permanent. Soon the grown-up teeth will be poking through, clean and new. All part of the mouth's natural evolution.
It's not often that nature gives us a second chance, but when it comes to teeth it does just that. For many children it can be a wake-up call to start taking dental hygiene seriously. As the old saying goes, "God gives you two sets of teeth, but you have to buy the third."
It may be time though to change that outdated piece of wisdom to: "Teeth are like friends...ignore them and their needs and they'll go away. Be kind to them and they'll stick with you forever."
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Educating children to understand how important it is to share and care more about the environment is needed for social life. This was what exactly the Grade 4 teachers of Binus School, Simprug did when they, together with the students, organized a Garage Sale.
The Garage Sale was a charity event under the PYP transdisciplinary theme "Sharing the planet." The students brought slightly used items such as toys, accessories, books, etc. and sold them at very low prices. Whatever amount will be collected will be donated to Yayasan Onkologi Anak Indonesia (YOAI), a foundation that supports children diagnosed with cancer.
What they say about Sharing the Planet Garage Sale?
Lastri Kisnarto, Public Relation staff of YOAI.
"I really thank BINUS SCHOOL, Simprug for being caring and for choosing our foundation. I'm proud for the passion of the 4th grade students to share with others."
Rashel, a student from Class 4B
"Happy, excited, there are a lot of people! We learnt how to sell and we are happy to be able to help the children with cancer."
Jasmine, a student from Class 4B
"Really interested, we can have fun and do charity at the same time"
By letting the children know it is important to share with others, as well as to learn recycling at an early age, BINUS SCHOOL Simprug is trying to create young generation who care for the people around them and also the environment. (LN/CT/RD)


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Using JMP® to Evaluate the Phytotoxicity of Disinfecting Washes to Control Spread of Sudden Oak Death on Camellia Plants
Ned Jones, 1-alpha Solutions; Craig Ramsey, US Department of Agriculture; Heather Hammack, Horticulturist, Colorado State University
Native plant pathogens are a costly problem in ornamental plant industries around the world. However, exotic pathogens are especially damaging and can be rapidly moved great distances to many locations if nursery stock is infected. Plant material are being shipped increasing distances around the country and around the world, disinfection of plant material has become a top priority. Difficult pathogens to eradicate, including Phytophthora ramorum (Sudden Oak Death), make this even more challenging. To prevent quarantines of nurseries, research has shifted towards finding a valid treatment method for nursery stock contaminated with P. ramorum. Electro-BioCide (EB) (Strategic Resource Optimization Inc. (SRO), Denver, CO) a patent-protected, EPA registered, general use oxidant disinfectant, composed of a proprietary blend of chlorine dioxide (ClO2 ), surfactant, and pH buffering may be a potential disinfectant for the nursery industry. After testing and implementation in both medical and military industries, scientists at SRO believe that E-B may be a valid disinfectant option for nursery plants. E-B has never been tested on plant material. Research needs to be completed to determine any phytotoxic effects. In this research, Electro-BioCide will be tested alongside Oxidate (BioSafe Systems, East Hartford, CT), a widely used hydrogen dioxide disinfectant, to determine if it may replace Oxidate as a safer broadspectrum oxidant disinfectant. To enhance our understanding of any impacts E-B may have on camellia foliage, chlorophyll fluorescence was used to determine foliar damage. Chlorophyll fluorescence has proven on many occasions that it can be useful in detecting stress in plants from various biotic and abiotic stressors, including chemical damage, even before visual indicators are present. Before being used to disinfect material, any disinfectant needs to be evaluated to determine its toxicity to plants.


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It's been hanging over our heads for a year. Well, they have been hanging over our heads. The termites. In the attic. Munching away undisturbed for who knows how long. If you live in California, you probably have them, too, unsettling a thought as that may be.
You will rarely see one, as they lurk undetected for years in house walls, attics, subfloors, and roof shingles. An average colony might eat one pound of wood in a year. What you might see is their frass, or droppings. I thought that's what I saw in a suitcase I left open overnight in our closet. Turned out I had just spilled something. But the ever vigilant CE had already called the pest control peeps, and when they came out to investigate, they did find the varmints grinning at them up in the attic.
And so began the circus parade. One of my favorite CE quotes was a recent comment he made when I pointed out the less-than-glamorous nature of our daily lives and he responded consolingly, "Not that many people travel with the circus," an apt existential observation if I've ever heard one. But then the circus came to us, beginning with the dubious use of heat treatments for the termites in an effort to spare us the disruption of tenting our house.
They came back twice, insisting they could rid us of the vermin. Enormous hoses festooned our entryway balcony and snaked up into the attic, loudly blowing air heated to 170 degrees Fahrenheit for hours and hours. If I were a termite I would have rolled over and died from the noise alone, but our termites were of the persistent sort. They survived, although our attic furnace and thermostat did not. The correlation was never positively proved, but we had to replace two furnaces and repair a thermostat in the weeks after the heat treatment. Score so far: Termites 1, Us 0.
This meant war. After postponing the inevitable for months, we faced the fact that it was time to bring on the tent. It was not just that we would have to move out for a few days. It was that we, the dogs, the cats, the chickens and Birdie would have to move out. Where was Noah and his ark the day we needed him to take on a few extra animals?
The preparation took days. When you tent for termites, you must do the following: remove all food from the house, remove all houseplants, and pull exterior foliage away from the walls of the house. I took "food" to mean anything that could potentially be ingested, so I also packed up cosmetics and all medications, OTC and otherwise, so it's safe to take a Sudafed if you come visit.
The clever CE had the idea of renting a truck and parking it over in our "woods" as a portable storage locker.
An additional worry was learning about the incidence of burglaries that apparently accompany fumigations. It's hard to hide a tented house and thieves (inside jobs, perhaps?) calculate the window of time after the poisonous gas has dissipated but before the residents return. Lucky for us that our greatest valuables are the hens, and they were safely off-premises for the duration. Yes, even the chickens had to go because the coop is attached to an exterior wall of the house.
The hens and our two cats, Cody and Dodger, found refuge in adjacent cages at the aptly named Cat & Bird Clinic. It was a wild ride in the car to take them there, cats yowling and hens clucking in alarm.
Phyllis took Birdie on for a few days, and we decamped with the dogs to the pet-friendly Doubletree hotel. It turned out to be a lovely two-night "stay-cation" at the beach.
Two days later, the circus tent came down and we clowns moved back in. It has taken a few days to restore things to what passes for normal around here, but we are mostly re-settled and termite-free. Angelo, our fumigation expert, had assured us that the Vikane gas used for the process leaves absolutely no residue. The only thing we smelled when we moved back in turned out to be two dead rats in the attic that we had been trying to catch for weeks. Ultimate score: Termites, 0, Rats, 0, Us: victory over the vermin!
A friend shared that when her son was young, he used to see houses being tented and thought it meant the circus was there. In a way, he was right, although it's not necessarily the one I wanted to see. Cue the calliope music: we're happy to be back to our boring life. Let someone else travel with the circus!


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Women can experience spotting at any time during their cycle, and it is not an indicator of any medical condition or pregnancy.
Spotting is extremely common, and is called "breakthrough bleeding" (bleeding in-between periods). It is more common for women who use hormonal contraception. Spotting can also occur after intercourse (even the next day), that is noticeable on toilet paper after using the bathroom (in other words: not a large quantity of blood...literally a few spots on the toilet paper or your underwear).
Spotting can also happen if a women becomes pregnant, known as "implantation bleeding", but this is usually unnoticed by many women.August 20, 2011 - 7:17pm


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Jennifer Connelly Thinks 'Top Gun' Sequel Will Make Fans Happy
Jennifer Connelly expects fans to share in her enthusiasm for next summer's Top Gun: Maverick, where she stars alongside Tom Cruise.
"I'm so excited about it! I'm making it, and I go to work and I'm like, 'This is great,'" Connelly told ET of the Top Gun sequel.
"It was wonderful and it was reassuring because I felt like, 'Oh yeah, this is gonna work, because, the way they're approaching it, the way they're talking about it, the way they're shooting it, it made me happy and I think it'll make fans happy. It really feels… I really believe in the direction they're taking it."
Connelly gushed over working with star and producer Cruise, who returns as Pete 'Maverick' Mitchell in the 33-years-later sequel.
"It's been really fun. He's so passionate about what he's doing," she said. "He's so committed. He's so dedicated. I have so much respect for that. It's really been a privilege."
Connelly's role includes a trip to the Danger Zone on the back of a Cruise-controlled motorcycle, a recreation of a similar scene from the original that saw Maverick and Charlotte 'Charlie' Blackwood (Kelly McGillis) take a thrilling spin.
"That was a fast motorcycle," Connelly said, heaping praise on Cruise, who famously insists on performing his own stunts.
"He's an excellent driver. I was marveling at it actually, because we had this scene. We were doing that and we raced down the street and we pull up at the house that's supposed to be my house and, like, not once was it even half of an inch off. Every time it was zoom down the street and then stop perfectly exactly on the mark. He's got skills! For sure."
Rejoining Cruise in the Top Gun sequel is Val Kilmer as Tom 'Iceman' Kazansky alongside series newcomers Miles Teller (Fant4stic), Glen Powell (Hidden Figures), Lewis Pullman (Bad Times at the El Royale), Jon Hamm (Baby Driver), and Ed Harris (Westworld).0comments
TRON: Legacy's Joseph Kosinski, who previously steered Cruise in 2013 sci-fi Oblivion, directs from a script penned by Peter Craig (The Town), Justin Marks (The Jungle Book) and Eric Warren Singer (Only the Brave). Jerry Bruckheimer produces with Cruise and Skydance's David Ellison (Jack Reacher, Mission: Impossible — Fallout).
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While growing up,my view of the world and its people was quite confusing. On one hand, there were people who were kind, caring ,hard-working, honest and purposeful. On the other hand I witnessed the careless neglect, deceit, dishonesty and betrayal of people.In my adult years I became more educated and was knowledgeable about the global view of the world I lived in. Much to my dismay, I found myself in a 50/50 world of Good versus Evil. As a published Author and professional Teacher, I use this opportunity to share these experiences with my readers. In My Memoirs I write from a humanistic view about the life we live and share in an ever-changing, demanding world. The Home Page and Memoirs Page will take you to my journey of traveling,working and reflecting upon the challenges of the world in which we find ourselves.Including my local and foreign life abroad.


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Yaacob, Nor A., Department of Community Medicine, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Kelantan, Malaysia
Yaacob, Yazmin, Departments of Radiology, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Medical Center, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Yadav, Archana, Department of Oral Pathology, Nair Hospital Dental College, Mumbai, India
Yadav, Jaivinder, Department of Paediatrics, Pt. B. D. Sharma Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Rohtak, Haryana, India
Yadav, Surekha, Department of Pathology, Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi, India
Yaghmaie, Marjan, Research Center for Hematology, Oncology & Stem Cell Transplantation, Cancer Institute, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran
Yahaya, Nor H. M., Department of Orthopaedics & Traumatology, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
Yahaya, Tajudeen, Department of Biology, Federal University Birnin Kebbi, Birnin Kebbi, Nigeria
Yahya, Ayel O., Department of Endocrinology & Internal Medicine, King Fahad Central Hospital, Jizan, Saudi Arabia
Yahya, Azyani, Departments of Pathology, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Medical Center, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Yap, Felix B., Department of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman, Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia
Yasawy, Zakia M., Department of Neurology, King Fahd Hospital, University of Dammam, Khobar, Saudi Arabia
Yaseri, Mehdi, Department of Epidemiology & Biostatistics, School of Public Health, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran
Yasir, Ziaul, Departments of Research, King Khaled Eye Specialist Hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Yasri, Sora, Department of Primary Care, KMT Primary Care Center, Bangkok, Thailand
Yassin, Bervian A., Department of Preventive Health, Public Health Institute, Erbil, Iraq
Yazdani, Reza, Research Center for Immunodeficiencies, Children's Medical Center, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran & Department of Immunology, Faculty of Medicine, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Isfahan, Iran
Yeh, Yu-Hang, Departments of Emergency Medicine, Mackay Memorial Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan; Department of Emergency Medicine, Taipei City Hospital, Zhongxing Branch, Taipei, Taiwan
Yesilkaya, Yakup, Department of Radiology, Educational & Research Hospital, Ahi Evran University, Kırşehir, Turkey
Yilmaz, Tonguç U., Department of General Surgery, Kocaeli University School of Medicine, Kocaeli, Turkey
Younan, Ameer A, Department of Nutrition, College of Public Health Al-Arab Medical University, Benghazi, Libya
Younus, Shahzad, Departments of Surgery, Sultan Qaboos University Hospital, Muscat, Oman
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Yu, Run, Division of Endocrinology, David Geffen School of Medicine, University of California Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA
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Monster Girl Search Europe 2012
Calendar Shoot
This is definitely one of the sexiest edits we've had the pleasure of creating. After the success of the Monster Girl Search across Europe and Africa, you, the public have given us these super sexy, super bad ass ladies.
Throughout next year you'll start recognising their faces as we take them to some of the coolest events in all our sports disciplines!


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Trade / Purchase
1999 V70 T5M with 123,000 on it just needs a motor
That and a cheesesteak for lunch
unless you want to see the bottle of gatorade i just bought....
Cupcake - Team My Little Pony
Wife got me a Kodak Playsport waterproof 1080P video camera a week or so ago.
About 40 minutes ago. I feel fat and satisfied
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MemeGate 2012 - First Responder, post #2
Aside from the load of groceries at the store this morning, I bought this for the fiancée yesterday:
...to replace her '94 Olds Cutlass Supreme.
17 gti sport | 16 xc60 t5 | seventwosix
5 Guys burger and fries.
Americans hate EVs because they grew up with Power Wheels that were glacially slow, ran out of power in 20 minutes and took an entire day to recharge.
Trolls ignored: 9
stay in drugs, eat school, and don't do vegetables
permanent vacation
Lube -A- Matic...
...Awesome, but not as awesome as it sounds...
she told me no pics allowed.. i tried
Hmm.... tea and gasoline aside, it'd be this graphic novel:
this signature kills fascists.
Support Your Local Homebrewery
"We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light."
- Plato
i'm a broke recent college grad and this was in my price range - $9.99:
welcome to the layer cake
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Grumpy Jenkins' old scooter on eBay
My screen capture is not functioning at the moment so here's a link to pics of it in action.
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My mother was prescribed NSAIDs and Cortisone against pain caused by osteoarthritis. As a consequence she got stomach pain and diarrhea (and the doctor didn't find it necessary to reduce blood thinners but instead prescribed stomach acid blockers)
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Staff in the Department of Clinical Biochemistry use test tubes to analyse the hundreds of patient samples that are sent to them each day. These not only include specimens from patients within the hospital itself, but also from other sites within the region.
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Building furniture and community
The gig: Francisco Pinedo, 53, is chief executive of Cisco Bros., a fast-growing manufacturer known for environmentally friendly design and practices in its home furnishings business. Carrying the Cisco nickname that Pinedo has answered to since his childhood in Mexico, six Cisco Home stores operate in California. The company's furniture, which ranges in price from $595 to $12,000, also shows in a gallery at New York City's ABC Carpet & Home. Revenue has been growing about 20% a year for the past five years, Pinedo said, and the company has branched into new products, including textiles. "We're not contemporary or traditional," he said. "We try to cover the entire architectural landscape of Los Angeles."
Sustainable: Since founding his company in 1990, Pinedo has focused on using natural or reclaimed materials. His was one of the nation's first furniture companies "to only use organic materials and certified, sustainable lumber only," Pinedo said. All wood must come from a Forest Stewardship Alliance lumber provider that, among other practices, plants more trees than the supplier harvests. "It's our line in the sand," Pinedo said. "Do you know how many vendors that takes off the table? It makes everything simple. Don't even bother making a pitch about becoming a supplier if you don't meet our criteria."
In his blood: On the wall of his bedroom, Pinedo displays a cross carved by his grandfather from wood found in the small, impoverished village where the family lived in Jalisco. For Pinedo, the cross represents more than a shared talent for making things. It was a sign of how there is always something to create with even when money is tight. "There are materials everywhere," Pinedo said. "There was always plenty of wood and stone and earth to work with."
Hard work: Pinedo joined his father during summers, toiling on California's farms as laborers. "It was really hard work, picking grapes in the sun and in the heat, all day," Pinedo said. He added that it taught him "how tough life could be without either an education or a skill." Pinedo followed his family to the U.S. when he was 13. He had no formal education and spoke no English. "Life there was built around the most basic human needs," Pinedo recalled about his Mexican roots. "There were no jobs, very few opportunities. What we had was a respect for the land around us because that was all we had to sustain us."
Pitching in: After less than four years of schooling in Los Angeles, Pinedo was forced to give up his educational pursuits to help his parents provide for his four younger siblings. Pinedo found a kind of classroom at houses where he helped his father work as a gardener. "You could tell what was well-made when the homeowner was ready to discard it," Pinedo recalls of the cast-off furniture he would see "because someone came along and took it away very quickly." Pinedo said he started pulling apart the furniture "and see how they were made. The things that were built to last were always made of the best natural materials."
Getting ready: Pinedo began working full time for a furniture company while still in his teens. It was a steady job that even included a 401(k) retirement plan. But Pinedo was formulating something bigger. "Every raise my boss gave me, I never took it in my paycheck," Pinedo said. "I put all of it into the 401(k). If I got the chance someday to start my own business, I wanted to be able to take advantage."
Recessionary risks: When the 1990 recession cost Pinedo his job, he made a risky move. He took everything out of his retirement account, about $10,000 after penalties for early withdrawal. It turned out to be enough to begin the furniture operation. "Two customers said, 'If you decide to go on your own into business, I'll buy from you.' That's how we started." Pinedo said he doesn't think of his entrepreneurial leap as particularly risky considering "how tenacious my parents were. They were survivors. They did whatever was needed. I was going to have to do the same."
All in the family: One of Pinedo's brothers, Salvador, is the company's wood-carving artist, and another brother, Martin, is the plant manager. Brother Jose owns Wise Living, which makes frames and other wood products that are carried at Cisco Home stores. Sister Rosie runs the Costa Mesa store. Pinedo's eldest daughter, Maurishka, is creative director, and middle daughter, Natalie, is marketing coordinator. The youngest daughter, Amanda, doesn't work for the company, which has more than 200 employees.
Giving back: To help others who faced the same lack of education he did, Pinedo helped start a nonprofit program called Making Education the Answer, or META, which gives scholarships to Latino students. The program tracks the 92 students who have been given college scholarships so far to make sure they are doing well. A second nonprofit, Refoundry, was developed by Pinedo and longtime friend Tommy Safan to teach furniture building to prison parolees, then goes a step further by teaching them how to sell what they have made. "Don't make it pink," Pinedo laughs, recalling the first piece of furniture he built as a teen. It was a bright pink chair. "Didn't sell. Bright pink. You learn. Don't do pink!"
Personal: Pinedo lives in San Marino with his wife, Alba. On the rare occasion that he has spare time, Pinedo said he can be found hiking.
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season to make my dispositions to repel it. The two regiments, the Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth New York, were formed in line on the right, and about at right angles to the remainder of the line. The Eight Michigan and Fiftieth Pennsylvania were formed in line in the center, and the Highlanders in column of companies, with their skirmishers in position, constituted the left.
I now ordered Colonel Fenton to send forward skirmishers from his regiment, the Eight Michigan, to feel the enemy, and, if circumstances favored, to seize the battery. He first sent three companies to the front and left, under Lieutenant-Colonel Graves, and soon four companies to the front and right, under Major Watson, the flanks resting under cover of the woods, which extended to our right and ran down quite closely to our left. These companies advanced in most admirable into the woods at a double-quick, and engaged the enemy. The firing showed that he was in large force. I at once ordered Colonel Perry to push skirmishers from his right the skirt of woods, and Colonel Christ, with one wing of his regiment,to move well to the front and left in column of companies and push skirmishers to the rear of the enemy's position. My object in these several dispositions was to ascertain the force of the enemy, the particular character for the passage of troops of the wooded country in which the enemy lay concealed, and to carry out the plan which I had formed of interposing the bulk of my force between him and his battery, and thus compel the latter to surrender.
These orders were obeyed with great alacrity and without a moment's delay. Both bodies moved forward and engaged the enemy. Colonel Christ's movement was very opportune. It drove back the skirmishers on our left, and enabled the skirmishers of Fenton and Perry to fall back and give information of the condition of the field; for, be it remembered, our men had gained positions from which they could not be dislodged, and rendered certain the feasibility of my plan of attack. Indeed, the cheers at this moment from all portions of our line showed that our troops looked upon the day as theirs. The progress of our troops had been observed from the mast-heads of the gunboats, who threw shells over their heads into the ranks of the enemy. At this moment I received work that the skirmishers of the Highlanders, never once halting, had pushed on and entered the fort almost simultaneously with the force from the front under Colonel Leasure. The enemy's fire had ceased for some fifteen minutes, and I gave orders for moving the whole command into the fort, where we arrived at about 4.30 o'clock. Here I met both Colonel Leasure, who was placed by me in command of the front and of the special movement from the ferry, and Captain Elliott, who commanded the crossing party at Seabrook, and learned of the complete success of the latter. The gunboats, the Seneca, Captain Ammen, and the Ellen, Captain Budd, entered Whale Branch, as originally intended, and opened fire upon the battery opposite Seabrook. Captain Elliott crossed with his party and found a battery ready for guns, but no guns in position, and after destroying the works returned to Seabrook.
Captain Rodgers most kindly sent on shore a 12-pounder howitzer gun, under the command of Lieutenant J. H. Upsheur, and kept there one of the howitzers which had accompanied our march by land under Acting Master Louis Kempff. One of the wheels of the other howitzer had been broken a short time before reaching the fort. Night signals were also specially arranged to communicate with the gunboats.
Just before dark Lieutenant Lyons came in from the pickets, bringing
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|Anthony F. Scott, 84, of Owego, passed away on Tuesday,
November 4, 2008.
Mr. Scott was born July 17, 1924 in Elmira, N.Y. to the late, Anthony and Theresa (Conlon) SCOTT.
He was a WWII veteran of the U.S. Army and life member of the American Legion Post #401, VFW Post # 1371, Owego Fire Hose Co. #2, member of the Owego Moose and St. Patrick's Church. Anthony was an active member of the American Legion having served as Historian of Post #401, Historian of the Tioga County American Legion, Historian of American Legion 6th District Region, Past Vice Commander American Legion 6th District and Aide to Commander of the 6th District four times. He retired as receiving clerk for Stakemore Co., Inc. in Owego.
He is survived by his dear friends, Stephen and Elaine VATRAL and family.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Saturday, November 8, 2008, at 10:00 a.m. at St. Patrick's Church, Owego. Burial will follow in the Parish Cemetery. Calling Hours will be held Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Estey, Munroe & Fahey Funeral Home, 15 Park St., Owego.
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On October 7, 2017, on the occasion of the 44th anniversary of the 1973 war between Israel and the Arabs, the London-based Saudi daily Al-Sharq Al-Awsat published an article by its former editor, 'Abd Al-Rahman Al-Rashed, in which he praised then Egyptian President Anwar Sadat for leading the Arabs to "their only victory over Israel" and then leveraging that victory to sign a peace treaty with Israel. In the article, titled "There Are Those Who Have Not Learned from the October War," Rashed also criticized some Arab and Iranian leaders for not drawing the right conclusions from the war and for thwarting the opportunity to expand the Egypt-Israel peace agreement into a comprehensive peace with the Palestinians as well. He claimed that, to this day, these rulers distort history in order to cover up their failures.
Logo on an Egyptian website – Day of Honor – October 6, 1973 (Image: dotmsr.com, October 6, 2017)
The following are translated excerpts from the article.[1]
"[In the 1973 war] the Jewish state lost about 3,000 soldiers, more than 8,000 were wounded, 1,000 of its tanks and [military] vehicles were damaged or destroyed, and about 100 of its fighter jets were eliminated. [As a result of the subsequent peace treaty,] it lost most of the land that it took control of six years previously in an easy blitzkrieg war. This is the short story of the 1973 October War – [which is] a big [deal], considering that [Egypt was] contending with a country of [military] superiority.
"Wars are political actions whose purpose is not to defeat the enemy. The achievements of [the 1973] war were expressed in a change in perception on both sides of the Suez Canal. Israel [was] a strong, developed country with a dangerous military plan [aimed at] expansion, living with a perpetual sense of assured superiority from the time of its victory in the 1967 war. However, the October War changed most of the variables in this equation. From that day until today, Israel's plan has been to defend what remains of what it attained during the 1967 war. Israel learned its lesson, and so did Egypt, although there are Arabs who to this day have not drawn the necessary conclusions… in Qatar, in Iran, and [under the rule of] what remains of the tyrannical regimes in Syria and Iraq. If not for the 1973 war, we may have never regained Sinai and the Suez Canal, and Israel's appetite for expansionist adventures may not have been sated were it not for that defeat.
"The October War was a unique milestone that caused a sea change in the relationship between the two sides, via a change in the perception of the balance of power [between them]. After the war, both sides recognized that there are no guaranteed victories. Within the Jewish state, many assumptions were shattered. However, [the war] failed to enlighten many of the Arab regimes that were hostile to Egypt, who misunderstood the war and its consequences. Anwar Sadat remains an important historical figure, from a political and a military perspective, and this war was but one chapter in his history. Egypt entered the war in a difficult political and military situation, only six years after the June [1967] War that wiped out most of its arsenal and its zeal. [Sadat's] advisors [at the time] no doubt attempted to dissuade him from this risky adventure against a country with an immense arsenal of advanced weaponry…
"The war was a victory over the [Israelis'] convictions and smugness resulting from their sense of superiority, [and it caused Israel] for the first time to lose confidence, become more humble and withdraw [from Sinai] – when [previously] it always sought to expand. Following the 1973 War, Israel did not wage further expansionist wars, and that was the end of the dream of 'Greater Israel.' All of Israel's subsequent wars were wars of defense against the PLO in Lebanon and later that against the Iranian Hizbullah.
"In the October War Egypt defeated Israel, but Israel won on the Syrian front, gaining additional territory that it gave back following negotiations and an agreement signed with Hafez Al-Assad, the late Syrian president. This was not [really] an agreement on the separation of forces and the reorganization of the border, as it was described at the time, but rather [an agreement for] ending the direct war between Damascus and Tel Aviv. Despite this, officials of the [Syrian] Ba'th [Party] waged a misinformation campaign against Egypt for signing the Camp David Agreement. Unlike them, Sadat was a realistic politician, who leveraged the victory as [part of] a greater plan. Were it not for the threats of the Saddam [Hussein] regime in Iraq and the Assad [regime] in Syria, Yasser Arafat, the Palestinian leader at the time, would have joined the Camp David talks, and that war would have yielded a final peace agreement. [All this would have happened] if the regimes in Syria, Iraq, and Libya hadn't joined forces against Egypt, and if it weren't for the betrayal committed by the Islamic organizations that assassinated Sadat, the man who had released them from the cages in which the late president Gamal Abdel Nasser had confined them.
"Egypt was victorious in the October War, but sadly the Arabs missed the opportunity to benefit from their only victory over Israel. To this day, some among them still try to distort the history of the war and the events that followed it, so as to cover up their failures and their political positions that subsequently proved to have been mistaken."
[1] Al-Sharq Al-Awsat (London), October 7, 2017.


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The basics:
The Marchigiana is a breed of cattle native to Italy. Originating specifically in the Marche region, the Marchigiana is a large breed kept for beef today. Prior to the 1950s it was also bred for draft work as oxen.
The Marchigiana was developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by crossing native Podolian cattle with the Chianina and Romagnola breeds. In 1928, all types of crossbreeding were stopped. Today it still bears a close confirmational resemblance to the Chianina, though it is not as tall. Marchigiana makes up 45% of the beef herd in Italy and have been exported internationally to the United States and elsewhere. The cattle are fast maturing, are both polled and horned, and have a short white/grey coat. They occasionally exhibit double muscling. It also has an excellent growth capacity and in the best specimens wight gain can peak at 2 kg a day. The cows weigh between 700 and 900 kgs while males range from 1200 to 1500 kgs.
Appearance / health:
Marchigiana Cattle resemble Chianina Cattle in color and general conformation. They are large and quite muscular but have relatively refined bone structure. It has a white coat that may have some gray shading in the males. The skin and mucosae oris have a black pigmentation. The Marchigiana has a light head with short horns.


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Surrey firm shopped by the public for unsafe working at height
A Surrey roofing company has been fined for unsafe work at height after concerned members of the public spotted workers walking on a fragile roof without any fall protection.
Following an HSE investigation about the work on a former industrial building in Gillingham, Industrial Roofing Limited – who had been sub-contracted to replace and repair gutters at the site - was prosecuted.
When a HSE inspector arrived at the site he saw clear evidence of work on the roofline without any precautions in place to prevent or mitigate a fall to the concrete floor below, a distance of some seven metres in places. A Prohibition Notice was served to prevent any further work on the roof until appropriate safeguards were in place, such as work platforms, coverings, guard rails and edge protection
An Improvement Notice was also served requiring employees to undergo formal work at height training. Neither this nor the earlier notice was contested by the company and improvements were belatedly made.
Industrial Roofing (Surrey) Limited, which is no longer trading , was fined a total of £13,400 and ordered to pay £9,167 in costs after pleading guilty to a single breach of the Work at Height Regulations 2005.
After the hearing, HSE inspector Melvyn Stancliffe said: "Work at height is inherently fraught with risk, and falls remain the single biggest cause of deaths and serious injury in the construction industry.
"It is therefore essential that effective management and training is in place to ensure risks are properly managed, and that adequate measures are taken to ensure workers are protected.
"I would like to thank the members of the public who brought this matter to our attention. They provided clear evidence of the unsafe way in which the roof work was being undertaken, and in doing so they may well have prevented a fall that could have killed or seriously injured a worker."


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The Texas Cheese and Wine Experience (or Fun in the Board Room!)
I genuinely enjoy many things about my job at 4.0: getting to know new customers, chatting with club members, working alongside my colleagues (many of whom I call "friend"), serving at special events, and learning about and tasting a wide assortment of Texas wines. But one of my favorite "tasks" at 4.0 is leading cheese and wine pairings. While Carl leads most of these pairings on Saturdays, I (and the other Leads) get to step into that role on weekdays and when Carl is away. And let me tell you, there's rarely a dull moment during a pairing.
Here's how a typical "Texas Cheese and Wine Experience" works:
1) You make a reservation for a pairing on our website (see the "Visit Us" tab). These pairings can be either private or public. "Private" means it'll be just you and your guests in attendance, while "public" means you may be with folks you don't know (which, by the way, can have hilarious consequences).
2) Before your pairing, one of our cheese-mongers cuts the cheese (insert jokes here…we've heard them ALL). This is why we ask for advance reservations.
3) You arrive (on time, we hope) and are treated to a seated pairing in our Board Room that includes five yummy, artisan cheeses and five wines (two white and three red) that complement the cheeses. Your pairing lasts about 45 minutes.
Each of us who leads these pairings has our own approach, but all of us provide in-depth information about our cheeses, our wines, and the people who make them. I typically begin by introducing myself and 4.0, and then I offer "suggestions" (not rules!) for enjoying the pairing. Then the fun begins: a couple of sips of wine, a nibble of cheese, another sip or two of wine, and then lively discussion about the aromas and tastes.
I'm not gonna' lie: Every pairing is different, and I can never predict how things are going to go…which is what I like most about doing these pairings. During one of my most memorable pairings, one with a large group that had already stopped at a couple of wineries before arriving at 4.0 (so silliness ensued), one gentleman (who had clearly never participated in a pairing of any sort before) finished ALL of his cheese and wine before I'd even said my name. I advised his neighbors to guard their cheese and wine closely as he now had nothing to eat or drink (except water) for the next 40 minutes.
Sometimes I learn more about our guests than I really ought to. One group of guests shared their ideas for a "THC pairing" while another discussed in depth their marriages (and divorces). And often, I find connections with our guests: common travels, Houston roots (go Texans, Astros, and Rockets…and remember the Oilers!?!), same-age children, a shared love of bourbon. I've even led pairings while carrying a guest's baby in my arms…more than once!
Recently, I led a pairing with a large group of younger folks (but all over 21!). As we got to talking, it surfaced that most of us had gone to the same high school in Houston and that some of us had gone to the same college. It was clear that I was quite a bit older than them, but the real shocker was discovering that one of them was the daughter and niece of people I knew well in high school and college. That pairing was a bit humbling for me.
No matter the group, I always appreciate the opportunity to relax with customers in the Board Room while they enjoy our cheeses and wines and while I get to share our 4.0 story. If you haven't yet enjoyed a cheese and wine pairing with us (or a chocolate and wine pairing…we do those, too), please make your reservation soon. I promise you won't regret it!
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by Chuck Graham
Any actor will tell you light comedy is as difficult to pull off as heavy drama. To draw out those gentle laughs while maintaining a buoyant congeniality is to walk a tightrope high above the crowd, that little internal gyroscope spinning faster and faster -- all the while charming everyone with a warm and winning smile.
Dallas Thomas generates a magnetic presence as Rebecca, the wife of grumpy albeit very successful playwright Gil Fryman (Robert Anthony Peters). She gets in some convincing mood changes as the ambitious woman who encourages her husband to pass off his work as Shakespeare's own. Then gets antsy when the high-falutin' scam looks like it might actually work.
Also making a big impression is Victoria McGee as Professor Justinia Hawkins, the Shakespeare expert who wears bright red-framed glasses and flaunts her superior literary knowledge.


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SAVE THE DATE: 4th Annual Viking Bike & Fundraiser 3/22 Saturday
I love the Viking Biking! possibly the best event of the year.
Wow I didnt even need to prompt you this year! …and let's get ready to pillage.
Ooooh, I needed an excuse to put more horns on my helmet and brush up on my hair-braiding skills!
I've always had very positive reviews of the event, and last year we had over 25 people on the ride, and about the same of more for the potluck afterwards. So -why not do it again? :)
And YES! Fundraising for the Food Bank! I will have a list of the items they need once we get closer to that date.
Looking forward!
I've been busy but March is technically here!
Marko -need to talk to you. Drop my a PM in a few days if I forget to shoot you one sooner.
technically??? My calendar says Feb and it feels like Jan.
FACEBOOK EVENT for those who like to RSVP:
If you're up for a mellow ride, come on down!
We'll do the 10-mile flat route
I'm also 100% sure that it'll be a fun potluck afterwards!
Bring something to share, or some money -we always stop by a grocery store to buy whatever else we might need!
Potluck usually goes until sunset
Due to weather it gets cold hanging there (at potluck site), so bring something to warm up. We also try to keep a good fire to stay warm
I'm also almost a 100% sure that the "VIKING POTLUCK" is the first outdoor grill/gathering in that park :)
SO let's call out to Valhalla and the goddesses & gods of spring!
PS: If you're planning on maybe coming, please post in here so I can do some proper-prepping!
bikeygirl wrote:BUMP!! This Saturday!!!
SO….. who's coming?
What are they bringing for food to share for the Potluck?
I think I might make my "mexican cactus salad".
Anyone else?
Remember we always make a stop at a local grocery to buy stuff as-needed
It is obvious with all this snow, that the Valhalla Gods are unhappy :/
But still, to whoever is up for it -tomorrow we ride!
What a great day! I think we had about 25(?) folks for most of the ride, with quite a few joining us later on the Southside for grub and good times. Thanks to bikeygirl and the Valhalla Gods for such a great afternoon!
I was late for the ride (we had a club ride to Sewickly) but I git to the party. It was great.
Lucia, check gmail please. :)
We were talking at the post-ride grubfest about how this whole Viking thing got started. I remembered that we had a whole bunch of threads talking about Vikings, so started paging back through the thread history to find the specific one.
For starters, here are the threads from previous years' rides:
2013 Thread:
2012 Thread:
2011 Second thread about the ride itself:
2011 First thread about a ride:
One of a couple of 2011 threads that led to the idea in the first place:
We already had the idea by 19 Feb 2011:
OK, here is the original suggestion, and it was Lucia's! 8 Feb 2011
One of the more lively discussions from earlier weeks:
29 Jan
28 Jan
27 Jan
25 Jan
Here is the first Viking reference, from Erica, 23 Jan 2011, 9:02 p.m.
The thread was a lively interchange about lane-taking.
So cheers to Erica and Lucia! Vikings forever!
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God takes the broken things of this world and makes them beautiful. He does not call the equipped. He, instead, graciously equips the called.
Come as you are. There's no need to "clean yourself up" before you surrender to Christ. There is no amount of good that can attain perfection or forgiveness for our sins. No amount of good can compensate for the bad. Christ didn't die so that you could struggle to gain his favor through vain attempts at good works. Christ died so that you could come to Him as you are and allow Him to begin that good work in you.
"Brothers, think of what you were when you were called. Not many of you were wise by human standards; not many were influential; not many were of noble birth. But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong…" 1 Corinthians 1:26-27
For this reason:
"Let him who boasts boast in the Lord." 1 Corinthians 1:31
Here's the super cool part: It's not just OKAY that I don't have it all together. It is, in fact, BETTER that I don't. That's right… You read correctly. God is best glorified in my life when He shows up in ways that no one could ever have expected, when He does what I so obviously could NOT have done on my own. For that reason, I rejoice in my short comings, "for when I am weak, then I am strong" (2 Corinthians 12:10).


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Liht Cannabis Corp. Announces First Product Sales and Closing of First Tranche of Private Placement
May 14, 2019, 12:56 ET
KELOWNA, BC, May 13, 2019 /PRNewswire/ - Liht Cannabis Corp. (CSE: LIHT) (OTCQX: LIHTF) ("Liht" or the "Company"), a licensed cannabis cultivator and producer, is pleased to announce that it has commenced its first commercial sales of recreational cannabis in the state of Nevada. The Company has identified wholesale partnerships with two (2) retailers, totalling five (5) dispensary locations in the Reno & Laughlin region of Nevada, from which the retailers will purchase Liht's entire supply of premium, triple certified organic flower – presently produced at a rate of 110 lbs per month from Liht's 10,000 ft2 North Las Vegas facility. The partnerships will also leverage the marketing and advertising experience of ACC Industries Group, LLC, which has been instrumental in consummating the arrangement between the two parties.
Rahim Mohamed, CEO of Liht, commented, "This is a tremendous achievement for Liht and we look forward to continue supplying the Nevada market with our premium flower in advance of Liht's concentrate product roll-out, expected to begin July 2019. Securing shelf space for our organic products reaffirms Liht's commitment to redefine 'premium cannabis' within the North American market."
The Company is further pleased to announce that its California retail location, "Green Leaf Wellness", has received an award from Palm Springs Life Magazine for "Best of the Best: 2019" in the dispensary category for the Desert Hot Springs area. The retailer is located in the Coachella Valley, which is home to the famous Coachella Music Festival that attracts an estimated 4.5 million tourists each year. Dubbed "California's Prestige Magazine", Palm Springs Life and its readers have collectively praised Green Leaf Wellness for its wide array of products and educational programming for both new customers and seasoned connoisseurs.
Additionally, the Company is announcing the closing of the first tranche of a non-brokered private placement (the "Offering") of secured Convertible Debentures (the "Debentures") for gross proceeds of C$250,000. The Debentures mature on May 8, 2021 (the "Maturity Date") and bear interest at a rate of 10% per annum, payable on the earlier of the Maturity Date or upon conversion of the Debenture.
The Debentures (including any accrued and unpaid interests) are convertible at the option of the holder into units of the Company (each, a "Unit") at a conversion price of C$0.20 per Unit. Each Unit consists of one (1) common share of the Company (a "Common Share") and one (1) Common Share purchase warrant of the Company (a "Warrant"), with each Warrant entitling the holder thereof to purchase one (1) Common Share of the Company at an exercise price of C$0.35 per share for a period of eighteen (18) months.
The Company will use the net proceeds of the Offering to finalize the build-out of the first phase of Liht's Nevada operations, including the purchase of lab equipment, a distribution vehicle, and for general and working capital purposes.
The Debentures and the underlying Common Shares and Warrants (and any Common Shares issuable upon conversion thereof), are subject to a statutory four (4) month and one (1) day hold period, until September 9, 2019.
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Liht Cannabis Corp. is a publicly traded company investing in the medical and recreational cannabis space since 2014. Liht has rapidly expanded to include cultivation, production and dispensary locations in the key North American states of Washington, Nevada, and California, and is seeking expansion opportunities worldwide.
Liht trades in Canada, ticker symbol LIHT on the CSE, and in the United States, ticker symbol LIHTF on the OTCQX. The Company also trades on other recognized platforms in Europe including Stuttgart, Tradegate, L & S, Quotnx, Dusseldorf, Munich, and Berlin.
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Liht owns marijuana licenses in California and Nevada. Marijuana is legal in each state, however ,marijuana remains illegal under US federal law and the approach to enforcement of US federal law against marijuana is subject to change. Shareholders and investors need to be aware that adverse enforcement actions could affect their investments and that Liht's ability to access private and public capital could be affected and or could not be available to support continuing operations.
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Forward-looking statements are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual events, level of activity, performance or results to differ materially from those reflected in the forward-looking statements, including, without limitation: that laws and regulations may become more onerous; the ability of the Company to obtain necessary financing; the economy generally; the future growth, results of operations, performance and business prospectus and opportunities; changes in and the effect of government policies; demand for products; competition; anticipated and unanticipated costs; reliance on management; claims and legal proceedings; conflicts of interest; and market price and volatility of the Common Shares. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, continued availability of capital and financing and general economic, market or business conditions, the loss of key directors, employees, advisors or consultants, technology failures, failure to obtain a license from Health Canada or from other government agencies, failure to develop new and innovative products, failure of counterparties to perform their contractual obligations and fees charged by service providers. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company's expectations include, litigation, global economic climate, loss of key employees and consultants, additional funding requirements, changes in laws, competition, and failure of counterparties to perform their contractual obligations. Forward-looking statements contained in this news release are expressly qualified by this cautionary statement. Investors are cautioned that forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance or events and, accordingly are cautioned not to put undue reliance on forward-looking statements due to the inherent uncertainty of such statements.
The forward-looking statements contained in this news release are made as of the date of this news release. Except as required by law, the Company disclaims any intention and assumes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. Additionally, the Company undertakes no obligation to comment on the expectations of, or statements made by, third parties in respect of the matters discussed above. The Canadian Securities Exchange has not reviewed, nor approved the contents of this news release.
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Hey babes! Fall is here and I'm legit so excited. I've already brought out all of my pumpkin decor (and ordered more), so I figured it was time for a fall try on session. I'm loving everything that Target has this season, so here are a few of those pieces:
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Outfit Details: Ruffle top | Cardigan
I'm loving this cardigan. I'm wearing a small in both the t-shirt and cardi, and they're both TTS. The jeans are a size 25 and also TTS. Loving this outfit! Check back on this post (or my LTK) for a link to the jeans.
Outfit Details: Button-down | White Jeans
I've been wanting a jacket like this for so. long. So, of course, I had to try it on! I'm loving how soft the faux sheep fur is and it fit super well. I'm wearing both a small in the button-down and jacket, both TTS. The jeans were a little on the short side (I'm wearing a size 25) but they weren't see-through. I call that a win! Check back on this post (or my LTK) for a link to the denim jacket.
Outfit Details: Peasant top | Jeans | Bandana
Okay, I'm not going to lie. I wasn't loving this outfit, but I'm all about sharing fails too. The top was just a little too peasant-y and flowy for my liking, but it would be cute on someone else! I'm wearing a small and it's TTS. In the jeans, I'm wearing a size 25, and they were also TTS. But the cut was weird, and so I didn't love it. The bandana on the other hand. Super cute!
Outfit Details: Sweater Top | Jeans
Okay, I always save the best for last. This sweater top is to die for, and is already sold out online (*tear*) BUT I'll be updating y'all on a restock. I'm wearing a size small and it's TTS! In the jeans, I'm wearing a size 24 (they didn't have size 25) and they fit, but very tightly. I still loved the fit though! And the length was perfect. It's safe to say that I'm obsessed with this 'fit.


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Coal Preparation Plant Market Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast up to 2015 – 2023
Operational efficiency of a coal preparation plant plays a vital role in the profitability of mining operations. Coal preparation is a series of operations that are interconnected through a material handling system. The material handling system is a part of the slurry transport system. Actual cleaning processes lies in the heart of the coal preparation processes.
Coal preparation begins with procurement of raw coal and producing a final product that can be sold into the market by removing the impurities. Most commonly coal preparation, is carried out in water based processes and makes high use of slurry transport procedures and principles. It is considered as processing of raw coal to produce products that are marketable and do not hamper the physical and chemical properties of the coal. It is a heterogeneous material which is made up of different types of coal and varies with quantity of mineral matter. After mining, it generally contains all the layers of coal and impurities that are found in the seam. In a preparation plant, crushing and removing of all the impurities takes place in order to transport coal as a marketable product.
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Four basic types of operations are used in cleaning of coal such as comminution, concentration, dewatering and sizing. Comminution is carried out to reduce the coal into smaller size. Depending on the various sizes involved, the coal is crushed and broken. Breaking is generally carried out on the largest coal size, crushing is used for mid ranges sizes and grinding is carried out for finest sizes. Grinding is done prior to utilization process. Coal preparation facilities have different size ranges for similar types of coals. Sizing is carried to separate the coal into various products characterized according to the size. Concentration is used for separating the coal into numerous products that are characterized by some type of physical differences. It is the heart of coal preparation process, where actual cleaning takes place and impurities are then separated from coal. They are generally accomplished in dense medium vessels, jigs and water only cyclones. It can also be accomplished for other type of unit operations such as sulfur removal by crushing process to liberate the sulfur particles. Further, screening or classifying is carried out to achieve separation.
Dewatering takes place to remove the moisture that clings to the coal. A finer type of coal has large surface area and high moisture content. Dewatering is generally carried out by mechanical methods, and is conducted for generating a damp type cake. If further dewatering is required then dryers are used for evaporation. Thermal dryers generate large amount of dust that is easily scrubbed off from air and is then generally disposed. A common type of byproduct for dewatering is removal of super fine type coal, in which high content of ash is found along with traces of sulfur and surface moisture. This process is also known as desliming.
Coal preparation processes takes place in to types: firstly, those takes place in water medium and secondly, those takes place in a mixture of water and high gravity material such as magnetite.
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Stringent government rules and regulation and environmental norms are some of the key drivers of the coal preparation plant market. However, high storage and transportation costs can hamper the growth of the market. Advancements in technology bring new opportunities for the coal preparation plant market.
Some of the key companies in the business of coal preparation plant market are Mongolian Mining Corporation, Zenith Mining and Construction Machinery Co. Ltd., SGS Group management S.A., Green Fields Coal Company and Roberts & Schaefer Company among others.
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Activities to Stay Well, Live Better in Elland and Calderdale Lower Valley
Check out what's happening in Elland, Rastrick and the rest of the Lower Valley with the Staying Well Activity Guide. Download the full guide here.
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A few weeks ago I came upon an awesome dining spot that had a perfect romantic buzz to it.
PZA Restaurant and Bar at the corner of Hwy. 7 and Weston Rd. in Woodbridge offers traditional Italian dining but with a modern twist, with well-known dishes featuring contemporary flavours. Specializing in wood oven Neopolitan-style pizzas and pastas, what I found particularly delightful was the social plates to be shared – from truffle fries and short ribs to these delicious "mambo" rolls made up of prosciutto, roasted peppers, mozzarella and covered in a balsamic glaze. Pizzas are divided into reds or whites – the Five Miles to Midnight white pizza comes with pear, bacon and mascarpone cheese, while another pizza, Scandal in Sorrento, is all spicy salami, pecorino cheese, onion and hot chili flakes – all the makings of a romantic evening!
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Lovely staff and tables spaced wide enough to enjoy a very Italian-inspired ambience while offering you a sense of intimacy. Loved the drawing of Sophia Loren up on the wall bearing a platter of food! Excellent prices – definitely worth checking out.
— PZA Restaurant and Bar, 7777 Weston Rd. Unit 125, Woodbrdige, 905-605-2335; Pzarestaurant.com; #Pzarestaurant. NOTE: Parking below the building.


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Wednesday, September 20, 2006
Finding Fly Fishing Blogs
It is sometimes hard to find fly fishing blogs. I mean, there are hundreds or probably even thousands of them, but finding them can be hard. The number of fly fishing blogs is increasing and from my point of view the best sources for fly fishing blogs are The Trout Underground, Technorati and Google. In Trout Underground, Tom Chandler is keeping watchful eye. He is looking for other blogs and reports to us when he finds them. Compared to other bloggers, Tom is a professional. He posts on very regular bases with high quality stuff. Technorati is blog directory and search engine that can lead you to some very interesting blogs.
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