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Anybody move grain bins?
I see in some classifieds there are some bins f/s to moved. 2-50,000bu and 5-25000 bu. I was wondering if anyone has had experience in buying/moving home big bins from another site to their farms?
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Re: Anybody move grain bins?
From what little I've seen of bin moving the most cost effective bins to move are the smaller ones, the 6,000 bu or less that can be moved pretty much whole. But then who really wants to go to the trouble for small storage space unless it's to fill a niche in an operation?
If you take one down sheet by sheet you'll need new bolts to re-erect, Several air or good battery guns, bin jacks, possibly extra insurance , and you'll need to keep track of which sheets go where in relation to strength. Any tubes from a leg to the bins? If so, you'll need a crane Unless the leg is already gone). How far are the bins from home? Have you got enough friends or family that you can count on to help or are you going to have to hire help? If you are friendly with any local bin erectors ask them how many hours would be involved in taking down and rebuilding with whatever size crew they'd use. Or, if you know an employee of an erector could you talk them into doing it as a side-job? Even just directing you and your crew could save a bunch of headache and hassle. |
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Re: Anybody move grain bins?
I got (read forced) help with a 20,000 bushel bin move. We started by taking up the floor then took apart the rings two of 3 pieces at a time until the top two rings and the cone was left. we backed flat bed trailer underneath and let the bin down on that to move it about 3 miles down the road. The bin was about 30 ft wide, and REA came out to raise the power lines as the bin went under them. Pretty simple, just a lot of never ending work.
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Re: Anybody move grain bins?
This probably wont be of much help, but a while back some of my relatives received 3 5,000 bushel bins for free from a seed plant that went out of business. These bins were tall and skinny. They had a group of people who specialize in taking down bins and moving them take the bin down. The bottoms of the bins kind of looked like this.
They un-bolted them from the cement, and had a very old truck that had a large pole on it so they could take it down and put it up. They provided the trailer and we provided a tractor to pull it. We went on alot of back roads with it, and they had a simple way of raising the power lines, they had a big wooden pole that they could pick up and raise the power lines while the bin went underneath it. Once we got to where they would be moved to, the big truck with the pole on the back would raise it and and set it down. |
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Re: Anybody move grain bins?
We moved a Grain bin when i was litte...A neighbor sold his small farm and the new owner didn't want the bin...he told us we could have it for free as long as we got it out of there...we numbered every sheet and would leave 2 pieces together making things somewhat easier...we rented bin jacks from the local crew and had a generator on site for electric impact guns. We loaded the floor on one trailer, the bin on another and the roof on a third...the roof we split into about 4 pieces? i think.... we moved the bin about 3 miles to a new pad and re-erected....my cousins and i along with a bunch of neighboors (all free labor) pictched in when we put it back up and it seemed like we had it up again in notime...
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Re: Anybody move grain bins?
We have moved quite a few bins in the last couple of years for friends and ourselves. Six of us can take down a 15,000 bu in one day if the floor is already taken up. We use (3)electric impact guns. We most often use manual bin jacks. If the bins are older or have rust on them take a torch with you to cut the anchor bolts off flush to the concrete. Cost wise the labor was traded. New bolts, vents, concrete, electric service and cement blocks for the floor added up to about $6,000 plus 750 bucks for a 15,000 bu bin. $6,750 isn't a bad price for a brock bin IMO.
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Re: Anybody move grain bins?
Yesterday I was vaccing a 36 foot bin for a guy and he commented that the bin was fixing to be moved. Thinking of this thread I asked how he was doing it. He said there's a guy in Iowa that can move bins that large. Said the guy will come in and lower the top half onto the lower half and take it down the road. Evidently it'll be low enough to not need any power lines raised plus they will try to do it when frozen this winter to make the move even simpler by going across country. He did say that every time the guy has to raise the bin to get over a bridge there was an extra charge.
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Dr. Randy Bouldin Dr. Randy Bouldin, Associate Provost for Academic Development and Graduate Studies, holds the B.A. degree from Lipscomb University, the M.S. degree from The University of Tennessee/Knoxville, and the Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University. Bouldin is an Associate Professor of Mathematics teaching undergraduate Mathematics and graduate Math Education courses. He has been at Lipscomb University since 1986 and was appointed Associate Provost in 2007. He is a member of the Tennessee Conference of Graduate Schools, the Conference of Southern Graduate Schools, the Council of Graduate Schools, the Tennessee Mathematics Teachers' Association and the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Bouldin works closely with the Provost and College Deans to manage the academic and administrative policies and practices associated with curriculum and instruction at both the undergraduate and graduate levels including undergraduate general education and the development of all new academic programs for the university. In addition, Bouldin chairs the Graduate Academic Leadership Team (GALT), and he oversees the work of the Beaman Library, Adult Learning, Lifelong Learning and the Registrar's office. He also serves as the faculty advisor for the university's yearbook, Backlog. Bouldin has been the recipient of Lipscomb's Outstanding Teaching Award as well as a summer academic development grant. Bouldin served as the faculty representative on the Reaffirmation Leadership Team for Lipscomb's most recent SACS reaccreditation process where he led the development of Lipscomb's service-learning program, SALT (Serving and Learning Together). To contact Bouldin you can email him at firstname.lastname@example.com or call at 615.966.6287. |
Dr. Susan Coomer Galbreath, CPA Dr. Galbreath was appointed Associate Provost for Academic Administration and Strategic Initiatives in June 2009 and has served as Special Assistant to the President since 2006. In her role as Associate Provost, Galbreath supervises academic budgets, directs academic strategic initiatives, such as our Summer Program, Janmester, and Community College Partnerships, and is responsible for the Center for Instructional Technology which provides technical support and training for the use of technology in academic settings. As Special Assistant to the President, Galbreath works closely with President Lowry on special projects that have strategic implications for Lipscomb University. Previously, Galbreath was on the faculty at Tennessee Technological University and East Carolina University. She received an undergraduate degree in accounting from Tennessee Technological University and the master of accountancy and the doctor of philosophy degrees from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. Galbreath served as interim dean in the College of Business from June 2004 - December 2005 and from August 2007 - March 2008. She was awarded the 2005 Outstanding Accounting Educator Award by the Tennessee Society of Certified Public Accountants and was named a Nashville Woman of Influence for 2008. She may be reached at 615.966.5804 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com. |
Dr. Elaine Griffin Dr. Elaine Griffin is Associate Provost for Institutional Effectiveness. In her role as Associate Provost, she leads the Strategic Planning Team for the Office of the Provost from the planning and design phase to the implementation phase. Additionally, she provides the university-wide educational programs for continuous quality improvement processes for assessment both academically and operationally, leads process improvement teams, manages the reaffirmation process with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, and is the university liaison with that organization and other accrediting bodies. Griffin achieved Fellow status in the American College of Healthcare Executives in 1994. She authored numerous articles with topics ranging from providing cost-effective care to working collaboratively with physicians, healthcare executives, managers, and employees. Griffin served as an inaugural board member for Healthcare Executive Forum of Middle Tennessee and was Program Chairman during 2007. She served as adjunct clinical professor in the Department of Nursing at the University of Cincinnati, and held the position of Professor of Business at Harding University in Searcy, AR. Griffin holds a Bachelor of Arts from Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri. She holds a Master of Healthcare Administration from the University of Minnesota, a Master of Business Administration from Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield, Missouri, and a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Services and Social Change from Walden University in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Griffin may be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 615.966.5818. |
T. Stephen Prewitt Mr. Prewitt joined the faculty in the department of English at Lipscomb in 1979. In 1997 Mr. Prewitt joined the staff of the Office of the Provost, serving as director of Academic Program Development. In 2002 he was appointed Associate Provost for Academic Affairs, continuing his work in academic program development as well as overseeing General Education, Adult Studies, Study Abroad, the University Library, Academic Advising and Support Services, and the Honors program. In 2009 he was named Associate Provost for Student Academic Support. In this position, Mr. Prewitt oversees the following areas: Academic Advising and Support Services, the Honors College, the First-Year Experience, the SALT program (Serving and Learning Together), and the Lipscomb Seminar program. He also serves as liaison to the Office of Campus Life. Mr. Prewitt has worked with students and faculty in developing a variety of academic programs, including Conversations, a student-directed academic enrichment program which brought to campus prominent scholars and thinkers, and the Lipscomb Seminar, a course required of all entering students, which serves as their introduction to the academic community. In 1997 he was awarded the university 's David Laine Memorial Travel Award, which he used to do research in modern poetry in Ireland and England. Mr. Prewitt took his B.A. in English from Lipscomb (1976) and his M.A. in English Language and Literature from the University of Mississippi (1979). He may be contacted at 615.966.6121 or email@example.com. |
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6 The LORD passed by before him, and proclaimed, "The LORD! the LORD, a merciful and gracious God, slow to anger, and abundant in lovingkindness and truth, | 6 And he passed in front of Moses, proclaiming, "The LORD, the LORD, the compassionate and gracious God, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness, |
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Well, I really hate to admit it but all of my roses died in a hard freeze we had in spring of 2007. Except a Social Climber. I bought two roses last year and those two are now dead. The two died from lack of water.
So, I will not give up this year. I have several new roses so far. Three were just the teeny bands and six are bare roots I just put out. (To digress just a little, I followed the instructions from MN University Ag site and mixed Epsom salts, alfalfa meal, blood meal and cottonseed meal in the hole, put some dirt in and planted the bare root roses. Was that bad - late I read somewhere on here not to put alfalfa tea until the second year) I have five new roses from the nursery, still in two gallon containers that are growing a lot. I won't put them out until last frost (04/15) Can I take cuttings from them (they have buds) or will that stunt them? I am hoping to retire this year and dedicate a lot more time to my roses. |
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It sounds like the roses that died from the hard freeze might have been planted deeper unless, of course, they were teas, which resent the cold anyway. There are many ways of preparing a hole for planting. The one you used should work though I worry a little by your writing that you "put some dirt in" with everything else. It sounds like everything else was the bulk of the 'soil' around the roots. That might be too much. I prefer the simpler method of top dressing with the goodies and letting the rain or my watering carry them down to the roots. There is something to be said about planting strictly in the native soil, particularly concerning drainage. Is there a reason for not planting your potted roses now? They stand a better chance in the ground than above it if you have not protected them from the frost. Usually what kills a rose in spring are repeated freeze/ thaw cycles. Steve. |
- Posted by joytwo1839 z6 TN (My Page) on Mon, Apr 6, 09 at 10:49
I was waiting for the last frost and now we have a freeze coming so I will take them in the house. When I put the bare root out, I put the mix in the bottom of the hole, put a scoop of dirt, the rose and then filled the hole in with dirt. Do you think I could take some cuttings before I put these out? |
Cuttings without leaves would probably fail at this time of year. Usually, one takes a cutting with 4 leaves, removes the bottom 2, scores the camber an inch up, dips the bottom end in rooting compound, plants the cutting in a 4 or 6" pot and covers it with a 2 L pop bottle. The cutting needs the leaves until it roots. Steve. |
I would wait until these plants get a change to mature. Maybe after the first bloom. Personally, I would wait until next year when they start putting out good, strong canes. |
- Posted by joytwo1839 z6 TN (My Page) on Mon, Apr 13, 09 at 16:00
Well, the decision was taken out of my hands. They have been in the garden for about five days now. The Mr. Lincoln had four tall stems with buds on the end and during our recent high winds one of them broke. I took this one and made three cuttings with leaves at the top of each. |
i would like to learn how to make the cut on the rose as i have a rose that foe some strangem reason its hard to find EASY LIVING SO I GUESS I HAVE TO LEARN TO PROGATE I AM 70 YEARS OLD AND HAVE TO LEARN . THANKS FO ANY HELP bob |
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HSH707 - Social and Cultural Influences On Population Health
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Year | 2015 unit information |
Enrolment modes: | Trimester 1: Burwood (Melbourne) |
Credit point(s): | 1 |
EFTSL value: | 0.125 |
Offering information: | This unit is offered in alternate even years, next offered 2016 |
Unit chair: | Elizabeth Hoban |
Contact hours: | 3 hours per week for 9 weeks |
This unit draws upon the theory and methods of population health, gender and diversity studies to examine health inequalities and related outcomes. A key focus is on understanding the underlying social determinants of health inequalities in culturally diverse populations. An international perspective on health with a human rights focus is also explored. A key aim is to enable students to develop a sound knowledge of the complexities of gender, diversity and health inequalities along with understanding the policies and strategies that are effective in closing the inequality gap.
Assessment task 1: Essay (2000 words) 40%
Assessment task 2: Final essay (3000 words) 60%
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Student Contribution Rate* | Student Contribution Rate** | Fee rate - Domestic Students | Fee rate - International students |
$1096 | $1096 | $2637 | $3112 |
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by jamesc 10/13/2014 8:44:47 AM -- NORFOLK – Hastings College won the Nebraska Intercollegiate Golf Tournament at the Norfolk Country Club. Northeast Community College hosted the two-day event on Friday and Saturday. The Broncos shot a 15 over 591 to top the field followed by Bellevue University, four shots back. Northeast had two teams in the tournament with each shooting 632 to tie for ninth.
by jamesc 9/24/2014 10:01:55 AM -- FREMONT – The Northeast Community College golf team finished 14th at Wednesday's Midland University Invitational at the Fremont Country Club here. The Hawks shot a team total 319. Hastings College won with a 12 over -296 followed by Iowa Wesleyan's 300.
by jamesc 9/22/2014 9:26:44 AM -- FT. DODGE, IA – It was a good weekend for the Northeast Community College golf team. The Hawks claimed the Iowa Central Community College Ryder Cup title Sunday at the Ft. Dodge (IA) Country Club. This was a four team tournament with a unique format that featured three, two person teams that played for a combined score and then they were awarded points by how they finished. Each team played three different formats: scramble, alternate shot and best ball.
by jamesc 9/15/2014 8:31:18 AM -- MITCHELL, SD – The Northeast Community College golf team finished ninth in the two-day Palace City Classic, hosted by Dakota Wesleyan University here Friday and Saturday. Northeast was the only junior college team in the 16 team field.
by jamesc 9/9/2014 7:52:16 AM -- COLUMBUS – The Northeast Community College golf team has won its first dual of the year. The Hawks defeated Central Community College at the Elks Country Club here Monday, 317-356.
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The Skydive Ramblers Post Equinox Boogie held at Toogoolawah, near Brisbane, is Australia's largest international music and skydiving festival and is a visual smorgasbord of skydiving action and parachuting colour.
Held every two years in October, the biennial skydiving event encompasses all disciplines of the sport and attracts over 300 Australian and international skydivers, plus many spectators to the Drop Zone.
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The nine-day festival will see all forms of skydiving take place, including night sky diving and fantastic evening entertainment. Jumpers get excited by the big turbine planes, top level coaches, awesome raffles, their famous Equinox Talent Quest, and more.
Visitors welcome! Come along and watch the action. Experience a tandem skydive or do your Learn to Skydive Course.
Music, aeroplanes, skydiving and parachuting all afternoon and into the night!
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Ramblers Parachute Drop Zone is located at 7353 Brisbane Valley Highway in the Somerset Region.
Directions from:
South Brisbane - take Ipswich Road (Ipswich Motorway), then the Toowoomba Bypass (Warrego Highway) towards Esk. Turn off the Warrego Highway after Blacksoil towards Esk, Wivenhoe Dam and South Burnett on the Brisbane Valley Highway. Travel through Fernvale and Esk. Approximately two kilometres past Toogoolawah is Ramblers Parachute Drop Zone sign.
Gold Coast - travel north on the Pacific Highway, take the Logan Toll Road then the Ipswich Motorway, then follow the directions from South Brisbane.
North Brisbane - take the Bruce Highway, then take the Caboolture turnoff onto D'Aguilar Highway. Head through Wamuran and Woodford and Kilcoy. 10 minutes past Kilcoy take the Toogoolawah/Esk turnoff after Brisbane River Bridge onto the Brisbane Valley Highway. Ramblers Parachute Drop Zone sign is before Toogoolawah.
Sunshine Coast - Take the Bruce Highway then the Caloundra/Landsborough turnoff onto Steve Irwin Way. Head past Landsborough, through Beerwah, to Kilcoy over Peachester Range then the D'Aguilar Highway past Kilcoy, then follow the directions for North Brisbane.
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Whenever I take lunch with me to work I always make sure to toss in a handful or two of dried fruit. I find that the natural sugars in the fruit provide me with a lot of energy so I can get through my shift in one piece.
When I go for bike rides, or on hikes I'll also take dried fruit, but I will make sure to mix it with nuts so I can get a really good and healthy snack in. My doctor actually told me that dried fruits can help you keep your energy longer as the natural sugars in them are slower burning. I don't feel sluggish with dried fruit, unlike with things like chocolate bars and candies.


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I do not come from a military tradition, but I have always been interested in how military people are trained. In his day St. Paul seems to have had a similar interest.
My curiosity once led me to a book by military journalist, Thomas E. Ricks, called ...
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I believe Gordon did not pretend that his list or views were unique, exclusive or exhaustive. They are reflective of his perspective. Some of the comments made in response to his write-up are guilty of the 'crime' they accused him of - presenting their views as the one and only right one. To me, it is not 'either this OR that' but 'both this AND that'. Paul said, we know in part and prophesy in part. None of us has or could ever present the whole gospel. What each of us has is a part. Prayer is not everything; neither is holiness nor prosperity, etc. It is the totality of these and many more truths of the Word of God that constitute the gospel. While you major in that area of ministry committed to your trust make room for others to fulfill theirs.
Daniel from Argentina
Another list of what a Christian should be, and a very good one. I have followed MacDonald through most of his books and in a conference. Good contribution. Only something to mention, in times as we live the less use of current army/war terminology (specially coming from the US) is the better.
Mart Griesel
We will only be able to spot a transformed Christian if we have removed the wood out of our own eye, and have swept before our own door. The closer we are ourselves to Jesus, the better we will know His qualities and the easier it will be to recognize them in others.
Noel Anderson
While I love this kind of article, the list still runs the risk of spiritual self-absorption--all about "me and my healthy Christianity"--resulting in what could be a systematized discipleship still prone to one-upsman Pharisaism. Wouldn't a better system for identifying a Christian simply focus on the eternal virtues and gifts of the Spirit: faith, hope, love, peace, patience, kindness, gentleness, self-control,etc.? A redeemed life is not a super-soldier Christian, but a self uninterested in self eager only to channel Christ. The list is a good one, and some of the items are certainly indispensable, but I can still imagine self-interested and self-important Christian narcissists coming off the assembly line.
David Grant
I was really attracted to the title of this Topic, but nearly turned away with the comments of #1 regarding the word "devotion" rather than "love." I teach on the subject of God's Agape Love and it is hard for people to distinguish between Bod's Love and human love and God's Agape Love is the unique ingredient of the Christian faith. Let me say what I thnk needs to be said by quoting from a song that I have made into a prayer. 'SHOW ME HOW TO LOVE" 'SHOW ME HOW TO LOVE IN THE TRUE MEANING OF THE WORD. TEACH ME TO SACRIFICE, EXPECTING NOTHING IN RETURN. I WANT TO GIVE MY LIFE AWAY, BECOMING MORE LIKE YOU EACH AND EVERY DAY. MY WORDS ARE NOT ENOUGH--SHOW ME HOW TO LOVE. I SAW A BRUISED AND BATTERED WOMAN WITH HER HUNGRY CHILDREN ON THE STREET. THEN I HEARD YOU ASK IN THAT STILL SMALL VOICE,"WHAT HAVE YOU DONE FOR THE OF THESE?" LORD CONSUME WIYH AN A BURNING FIRE THAT MELTS AWAY MY COMPLACENCY. lET ME BE MOVED WIH LOVE AND COMPASSION, THEN SOMEONE WILL FIND THE WAY IN ME.


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This is how I see Jay from the tram house and with my family.
4-6" of snow yesterday, 4-8" possible tonight through tomorrow, and then there's today, sunshine, minimal winds and all the left overs you can handle. Temps are going to be a bit nippy this morning at -10F, but temps will warm up into high single digits by lunch.
We plan to have 77 trails open today with all 9 lifts scheduled to spin. Our snowmaking crew is going to burying Upper Goat and Alligator Alley for the next couple days, ensuring skiing and riding come April.
Lower Mountain lifts are scheduled to load the public at 8:30AM with Upper Mountain lifts slated to follow at 9:00AM. Final chair is at 4:00PM for every lift.
Lift tickets are $72 for adults ages 19+ and $57 for juniors ages 6-18 and can be purchased at both Stateside & Tramside Customer Service locations.
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Coach Walt Smith on 2012 pit crew training
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Walt Smith, pit crew coach for the Nos. 5/24 teams, talks about the shift in pit crew training during the NASCAR Sprint Cup season. The teams focus on the details during these practices to improve their performance at the track.


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- I use a liner.
- Spray Pam or similar around the inside of the liner.
- Chop into large chunks the first onion and 2 cloves of garlic and spread at the bottom of the Crock.
- Place the steak into the crock, squishing it in as needed, it will shrink some as it is cooked, using pepper, seasoned salt and the herb blend on both sides.
- Chop the other yellow onion and cloves of garlic (with the onion in large chunks) and spread over the steak.
- Spread the potatoes, tomatoes, zucchini, squash and red pepper on top.
- Season with seasoned salt, pepper and more herb blend.
- Cook on low for 8 hours, or 4-6 on high.
- When done scoop up the veggies into a bowl, carefully pull out the steak, drain the leftover veggie chunks from the juices, and use the juices as a gravy.
- I served over rice (do not cook rice in the crock-pot).
- I would sprinkle both the veggies and the steak with a bit more pepper and seasoned salt.


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Updated: June 23, 2013 6:33AM
VALPARAISO — No signatures were filed by the deadline Tuesday to ask for a recount on the Metropolitan School District of Boone Township from the Porter County Election Board.
The school's resolution would have raised $530,000 for the general fund but failed to pass by four votes.
To qualify, the school needed to collect 109 signatures, 10 percent of the total number of people who voted in the election.
Republican voter registration director Sundae Schoon said no petition was filed.
Superintendent George Letz declined to comment.
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Image stabilization is a way to avoid blur in pictures caused by movement in the camera when the photo is taken. This is a particular problem with low shutter speeds or when a telephoto lens is used. What compounds this is that image blur caused in this way cannot be fixed post processing.
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With three previous nominations and nothing to show for them, could this be the year HBO's critically acclaimed series The Sopranos finally gets its Emmy for best drama? Nominations for the 55th annual Emmy Awards will be announced Thursday and fortunately for the network, the mob drama is looking like an early frontrunner for television's highest honors. The Sopranos, which returned last season after a yearlong production hiatus with a fresh crop of episodes, faces stiff competition from NBC's three-time winner The West Wing; returning NBC nominee Law & Order; Fox's espionage thriller 24; last year's most nominated show, HBO's funereal drama Six Feet Under; CBS' ratings hit CSI: Crime Scene Investigation; and HBO's newcomer series The Wire.The 55th annual Primetime Emmy Awards will be presented Sept. 21 at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles and will be telecast on Fox.
Exorcist Settled at 11th Hour
Warner Bros. and Exorcist director William Friedkin and author William Blatty announced Monday they settled their lawsuit over profit participation--just one day before the trial was scheduled to begin in L.A. Superior Court. According to Variety, neither side disclosed any of the financial details of the settlement. The case revolved around Friedkin's and Blatty's profits on The Exorcist--The Version You've Never Seen. The duo claimed the studio breached its fiduciary duty by self-dealing the rights for a newer version of the film. They also claimed the studio would sell the rights to its sister cable TV networks TNT and TBS for little to no profit.
Diana Ross Breath Tests OK'd
A judge has ruled that results of breath tests taken during Diana Ross's arrest on suspicion of drunk driving Dec. 30 in Tucson, Ariz., are admissible as evidence in court, AP reports. Ross, 59, has pleaded innocent to the three DUI-related charges. Her lawyer was seeking to have the tests results thrown out on the grounds that police didn't have a search warrant and intimidated Ross into taking the test, but the judge denied the motion, saying the singer didn't look scared. Officers on the scene wrote in their report the singer was unable to walk a straight line and fell while trying to stand on one leg and count to 10.
Firm Offers IPO To Finance Film
Civilian Pictures Inc., an affiliate of Los Angeles-based Civilian Capital, plans an initial public offering of shares in a company whose sole purpose will be to produce a movie based on the novel Billy Dead, Reuters reports. The Los Angeles firm said on its Web site (http://www.civilian.com) it would offer 900,000 shares at $8.75 per share for Billy Dead Inc. Investors must purchase at least 100 shares. The company hopes to raise about $7.3 million to make the pic. Barry Poltermann, Civilian's founder and chief executive, says, "You should purchase shares only if you can afford a complete loss" since indie films are a risky venture.
ABC Gets Lesson in Reality
At the Television Critics Assn. press tour in Hollywood Monday, ABC executives said they walked away from the 2002-03 season with two valuable lessons: 1) don't move an established drama, and 2) reality TV is not a cure-all. ABC Entertainment Television Group chairman Lloyd Braun admitted that the network's decision to switch the hit legal drama The Practice from Sundays to Mondays not only ticked off the show's writer/producer David E. Kelley, but led to a plunge in the ratings (the series will be back at its 10 p.m. Sunday slot for the 2003-04 season). Braun also said the network learned from last spring's reality series Are You Hot?: The Search for America's Sexiest People that reality TV actually has to be good to make it. One show the alphabet net is revamping is the drama pilot 111 Gramercy Park, like an Upstairs, Downstairs set in New York's posh Upper West Side.
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Eminem is facing a lawsuit from a Nevada-based sports apparel company over the use of the name Shady Ltd. for the rapper's new clothing line, Launch.com reports. Shady Inc., which sells T-shirts and hats in Nevada stores and over the Internet, claims that they've been using the name, which they trademarked in 2001, for four years. The company filed a lawsuit in January in Nevada federal court after learning Eminem intended to launch a clothing line using the Shady name. Eminem, who is also known as Slim Shady, has since launched his Shady Ltd. clothing line in more than 400 stores.
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Over 1,000 children in bomb shelters in Ukraine urgently need help: UNICEF
GENEVA/KYIV/NEW YORK, 27 January 2015 – Over 1,000 children are forced to seek refuge in underground bomb shelters in Donetsk city due to ongoing violence in eastern Ukraine, UNICEF said today.
Poorest students receive up to 18 times less public education resources than the wealthiest, says UNICEF
Shakira and Gerard Piqué host World Baby Shower to support UNICEF's work for children
Statement attributable to the Spokesman for the Secretary-General on Ukraine
Colored pencils, drawing albums, books and games – basic but so necessary items for children.
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UNICEF Ukraine and participants of TV show "The Voice Kids" invite everyone to take part in the worldwide flash mob #IMAGINE
Conflict in Ukraine leaves almost 150 schools closed: UNICEF
With 15 million children caught up in major conflicts, UNICEF declares 2014 a devastating year for children
UNICEF Ukraine calls to join #IMAGINE global campaign and make your recording of John Lennon song to Imagine a better world for children
In Ukraine 10,000 cases of children's HIV infections were averted since 2001
Launch of UNICEF report in Ukraine: Reimagine the future to innovate for every child
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On World Toilet Day UNICEF reminds that personal hygiene in emergencies is key to prevent diseases
Governments in Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia commit to ending violence against all children
A State's Responsibility: It is time for greater accountability in protecting children from neglect, abuse, violence and exploitation
Statement on the protection of children during the armed conflict in Eastern Ukraine
Children in Ukraine: Sweden supports UNICEF emergency response
UNICEF statement on deaths of children in Donetsk, Ukraine
Only one third of Ukrainian mothers know about the risk of paralysis from polio – Ministry of Health of Ukraine and UNICEF
EU and UNICEF join efforts to help children and families affected by crisis in Ukraine
Twice as many Ukrainian mothers support vaccination, compared to previous years, but only 60% of them vaccinate their children
David Morley of UNICEF Canada visits Ukraine
Nearly one in four adolescent girls experience physical violence
UNICEF and Unilever help children in Ukraine
Mother of two children from Donetsk: It is necessary to build a new life. And we are going forward.
Support vulnerable families to reduce reliance on institutional care: UNICEF
Celebration of football for children from Eastern Ukraine
UNICEF: No child should ever suffer the consequences of the armed conflict
Giovanna Barberis appointed as new UNICEF Representative in Ukraine
The Crisis Coordination Forum Focused on Children's Rights to Education in the Regions Affected by Armed Conflict in Eastern Ukraine took place in Kyiv
Children affected by crisis in Ukraine tell their stories in one-minute videos
UNICEF Ukraine issues a warning against fraudulent attempts to use its name and brand to sell health insurance
Japanese government provides humanitarian aid for internally displaced people in Ukraine
UN family meets with Ukrainian authorities to discuss humanitarian needs
Violence in Eastern Ukraine taking a heavy toll on children: UNICEF Assessment
ING Bank and UNICEF Ukraine have joined "ING Run for UNICEF" for the benefits of children of Ukraine
UNICEF supports internally displaced children
UNICEF calls on football fans to take the protection of children into their own hands
UNICEF raises alarm about children caught up in Ukraine violence
Third UNICEF Football Cup took place in Kyiv on the eve of International Children's Day
Ukrpochta and UNICEF presented a stamp and an envelope with children's drawings
Only 28 per cent of young people in Ukraine correctly identify modes of HIV transmission, UNICEF report
Celebration of Day of Japan in Ukraine together with UNICEF
Children swept up in violence in Ukraine, says UNICEF
Escaping Reality
Statement attributable to the Spokesman for the Secretary-General
Ukraine: a polio outbreak waiting to happen, say UNICEF and WHO
Youth can shape priorities in the post-2015 development agenda
UNICEF statement on the impact of the violence in Ukraine
How to talk with children about violence
#data4children: UNICEF launches new MICS report in Ukraine
UNICEF: More children than ever growing up healthy, educated and protected, but too many falling between the cracks
The Secretary-General spoke today with the President of Ukraine
New Youth-friendly clinic in Mykolaiv invites teens and youth
Youth Filmmaking: Nastya, 18 y.o, from Ukraine won OneMinJr award
More than 850,000 infants saved from HIV since 2005, but alarming trends seen among adolescents
UNICEF launched a football pitch for vulnerable children in Odessa
An adventure in the world of cartoons
Ukrainian Post and UNICEF awarded the winners of contest "Draw Your Rights!"
On Universal Children's Day, put hidden violence and abuse in the spotlight, says UNICEF
Leo Messi's son turns one and celebrates with UNICEF
UNICEF calls Ukrainian government for urgent measures to prevent polio outbreak
UNICEF warns about the risk of the outbreak of infection diseases in Ukraine
On International Day of the Girl Child, innovation key to more girls in school and learning
Some 35 million more children under five at risk if child mortality goal not met
Sofia, Vika, Mariyka, Misha…and other children enjoying the modern European theatres
Football stars help vulnerable children to believe in themselves
A million refugee children mark shameful milestone in Syria crisis
Football helps the rehabilitation of vulnerable children and draws society`s attention to their rights.
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Help us make violence against children disappear, says UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Liam Neeson. End Violence Against Children new UNICEF initiative
UNICEF to become a partner of European Basketball Championship Men 2013
UNICEF's story in 2012: unrelenting efforts for world's most vulnerable children
The Lancet: Ukraine at risk of polio outbreak
EU and UNICEF: Fewer children behind bars, greater reforms needed
NOC of Ukraine and UNICEF will join the efforts to help children
Children in conflict with the law become victims of violence in Ukraine
«ОКеshkin Jazz»: improvisation for the benefits of children
UNICEF and FFU made children's football dreams come true
Life without limits for every child!
See the child – before the disability, UNICEF says
UNICEF Cup has found its owner: Kyiv is celebrating victory
TSN will make series of investigations about rights of children in cooperation with UNICEF
LIVE: Internet broadcast of UNICEF Cup - 14:00 (GMT+2), 20 May. Tune in and support children!
A new communication project for promotion reproductive, mother and child health launched in Ukraine
Anthony Lake: First thousands days last eternity
UNICEF and National Olympic Committee of Ukraine agree on cooperation
Brightening the reality: street art at the social rehabilitation school in Kharkiv
Thoughts about freedom: Young inmates make movies
Children dying daily because of unsafe water supplies and poor sanitation and hygiene, UNICEF says
Ukrainian Red Card campaign by UNICEF received the Communication Award from Salma Hayek Pinault
UNICEF Ukraine appeals to youth and parents via Vkontakte social network
US$1.4 billion needed now for children in humanitarian crisis says UNICEF
UNICEF urges Ukraine to ratify the Hague Convention
UNICEF with partners celebrated its 15th anniversary in Ukraine
UNICEF calls for developing advanced services for children with special needs in Ukraine
On World AIDS Day: More pregnant women and children must get treatment, says UNICEF
Vinnytsya city and UNICEF host the first national Child Friendly City Forum
Children's Smiles are the Best Screenshots of Life
Ukraine joins East European and Central Asian governments to share experience on elimination of residential care for young children
20 November - World Children's Day
Prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV: the first success stories
Every child needs a family: UNICEF launches a public campaign to promote family care in Ukraine
Government of Ukraine and UNICEF sign new five-year Country Programme Action Plan
International Day of the Girl is observed today
One-minute masterpieces created by children
UNICEF supports removing "secrecy" of children's adoption in Ukraine
InterContinental Kiev launches partnership with UNICEF
UNICEF supports Pavlov Festival to promote rights of children with disabilities
More than 100 countries, including Ukraine, pledge to prioritize child survival
UNICEF helps young women of Zaporizhzhya
UNICEF regrets loss of babies in Luhansk, urges to improve system of child protection
New UN report on street children
Make Breastfeeding easier for mothers, says UNICEF
UNICEF gives special award at Odessa International Film Festival
Enjoy your life. Stay safe: 25 000 young Ukrainians supported UNICEF and ANTIAIDS Foundation campaign
"We are, we are here and together we are strong" – For the first time representatives of the Ukrainian authorities met c HIV-positive adolescents
New obstacles to teen's healthy lifestyle
UNICEF hosted Football Cup for vulnerable children
EURO 2012: Football player Sergio Ramos addresses Ukrainian fans
Pupils publicly expressed their opinion during the debate about Children's Rights for Education with Ombudsman for Children under the President of Ukraine
Kyiv to become child-friendly city
UNICEF supports the tournament "Football star of the future" in Ternopil
Wipe Out Polio, Now
Tell children about safety in internet
Children's rights are human rights. UNICEF calls the Government to give higher priority to children
When children are happy – the whole world is happy. Charity auction aiming to raise funds for children of Aspern
Cities are failing children, UNICEF warns
UNICEF welcomes the opening of the Perinatal Centre in Kirovograd
New Regional Director for UNICEF in Central and Eastern Europe and CIS countries is appointed
UNICEF calls for improving of the life's quality and care support for HIV-positive children in Ukraine
UNICEF calls for increased effectiveness in working with most-at-risk adolescents in Ukraine
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Opening of the photo exhibition "Every face has a story..."
International seminar of the Monitor Torture and Ill-treatment of Children in Jail
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Tennis ace Serena Williams appointed UNICEF's newest Goodwill Ambassador
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UNICEF welcomes strengthening of the Ombudsman system for children in Ukraine
Ukrainian children support children in Japan
UNICEF plans massive scale up to respond to crises in Horn of Africa
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2500 Young people newly infected with HIV every day, according to Opportunity in Crisis
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Holistic Strategies Needed to Combat Violence against Children in Europe
Barcelona and UNICEF extend their agreement
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Children's Rights are at the heart of 'Business'
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European Union and UNICEF help to protect the rights of the vulnerable children
UN Secretary-General outlines new recommendations to reach 2015 goals for AIDS response
Christopher Kennedy Lawford is a new Goodwill Ambassador of UNDOC
UNICEF's responsible fatherhood inspires fashion designers
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UNICEF strongly urges protection of all children during unrest in the Middle East and North Africa
UNICEF gives a voice to youth
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Reducing the level of mother to child HIV transmission. New studying programme for future medics
Earthquake anniversary highlights need for basic systems to benefit Haiti's children
Influenza: prevention is easier than treatment
Celebrating the Week of Children's Rights Protection
Children and AIDS: Fifth Stocktaking Report 2010
European Union holds camps for children under the slogan: "You have to be respected. Whoever you are"
The launch of the photo exhibition "Portraits. Self portraits"
Ukrainian filmmakers discuss the rights of children
European Youth Dialogue 2010. What do young people worry about today?
UNICEF: Got Sick? Stay Home!
Scientists Initiate Mandatory Salt Iodization in Ukraine
HIV-positive children will receive family upbringing
Presentation of the "Draw yourself" project by famous French photographer Gilles Port aimed at promoting children's rights in Ukraine
UNICEF Ukraine hosts Spanish media
UNICEF: Movies tell about children's rights
UK Parliamentarian Russell Brown visited Ukraine
Ukraine can prevent an intellectual catastrophe with the help of salt
Socially active people and business are capable to save the nation's intellect
Ukraine provides HIV treatment for more that 80% HIV-positive children
Right in Principle, Right in Practice
New UNICEF study shows MDGs for children can be reached faster with focus on most disadvantaged
UNICEF Representative Yukie Mokuo visits Volyn'
UNICEF: Young of Central Asia and Eastern Europe Suffering Blame and Banishment
Ministry of Health of Ukraine, UNICEF and advertising agencies united to protect children from infectious diseases
Andriy Haidamashko: "Foster families are equally advantageous both for the child and the state"
UNICEF Regional Director calls Ukraine to invest more in children
UNICEF regrets that Ukraine did not use perfectly good life-saving measles rubella vaccines
UNICEF Regional Director visits Ukraine
Young Ukrainians speak out on HIV and AIDS
Ministry of Health of Ukraine and UNICEF launched an information campaign on protection against infectious diseases
International Children's Day Observance in Ukraine
Adolescents living or working on the streets in Ukraine
New resource on MARA and HIV
Anthony Lake begins his tenure as UNICEF's Executive Director
UNICEF supports good parenting practices in Ukraine. Good Parenting – Healthy & Happy Child
Prominent French human rights advocate Robert Badinter calls for protection of juveniles' rights in Ukraine
Prominent French human rights advocate Badinter to visit Ukraine
Christopher Kennedy Lawford visits Ukraine to advocate for Hep C prevention and treatment
US national spokesperson for Hepatitis C Kennedy Lawford to visit Ukraine
British Airways staff visit Ukraine to see how their support is helping children living in institutions
Sexual Exploitation of Children: What is the Situation in Ukraine?
Haiti earthquake - UNICEF relief actions
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UNICEF and MTV present youth drama «Embrace me» on the World AIDS Day
UNICEF's State of The World's Children report commemorates CRC@20
Famous Ukrainian performers will sing about child rights
UNICEF acknowledges achievements in children's rights protection in Ukraine
CRC@20: Ministry of Justice and UNICEF to promote child rights in Ukraine
UN supports vaccination of staff and their families against seasonal influenza
UNICEF and MTV: Lights! Camera! Action!
UNICEF promotes dissemination of international experience on immunoprevention in Ukraine
WHO/UNICEF launched new action plan against pneumonia, the leading killer of children
The number of new influenza A(H1N1) cases can be decreased - UNICEF
Every child has the right - joint project of UNICEF and Profil magazine
Every child has the right to good quality health care
Every child has the right to legal protection
Every child has a right to a family
Every child has a right to the development
CRC - Ukrainian profile
Final media forum "Child's destiny through a journalist's eye" took place in Odessa
UNICEF street children team wins a football tournament in Ternopil
Global health experts report childhood vaccines at all-time high, but access not yet equitable
UNICEF supported Ukrainian health experts to learn best international practices in immunoprevention
Orlando Bloom named UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador
CRC@20: Documentaries about child rights – special focus of the travelling Film Festival in Ukraine
Yukie Mokuo: Investments to children is key to the successful national development of Ukraine
UNICEF Announces Nominees for the 2009 International Children's Day of Broadcasting (ICDB) Awards
UNICEF and EU launch project aimed to support children in difficult life circumstances
UNICEF urges the Government of Ukraine to ratify the Hague Convention
UNICEF supports International Child Neurology Conference and its resolution on supporting the Immunization in Ukraine
UNICEF Goodwill ambassador singer Sissel Kyrkjebo visited UNICEF projects in Ukraine
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Norwegian singer Sissel Kyrkjebo is visiting Ukraine to fundraise for children
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New UNICEF Representative is appointed to Ukraine
UNICEF research reveals that most at risk adolescents need immediate access to HIV-prevention services and social support
World Day Against Child Labour Marks the Need to Tackle the Worst Forms of Exploitation
Swedish experts call the Ukrainian Parliamentarians to establish crossfaction group for child rights
The Media and Children's Rights Manual is Launched in Ukraine
Parents and guardians in the Kherson oblast learn how to rear HIV-positive children with UNICEF support
Ukraine and UNICEF sign plan of action for 2009
First Family Center opens in Ivano-Frankivsk region
UNICEF supports flood-affected families in Ukraine
Sustainable development of Chornobyl affected areas – UN's goal for today
UNICEF reports increasing alcohol consumption and availability of drugs among young Ukrainians
New clinic for youth open in Kharkiv
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Parliament photo exhibition to promote establishment of Ombudsman for Children in Ukraine
Call for applications: UNICEF video workshop for teenagers
Men leaders unite against violence in Ukraine
International Children's Day of Broadcasting is celebrated in Ukraine
Red Card to Child Neglect: football to Protect Child Rights in Ukraine
State of the World's Children Report 2009: Each year nearly 4 million newborns die within the first 28 days of life
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman regarding the humanitarian situation in Gaza
UNICEF says schools must be made safe for children
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Fighting sexual exploitation of children: World Congress III takes place in Brazil
UNICEF conducts assessment mission to flood affected areas of Western Ukraine
Advocating to establishment of Ombudsman for Children in Ukraine
School-aged children in Ukraine use alcohol and drugs and begin sexual life at an increasingly young age
The United Nations Children's Fund launches the Facts for Life special edition, a publication providing life saving information for people in Chernobyl affected areas
School children help to stop Avian Influenza spread in Ukraine
Surveys reveal solid progress on child survival. Child deaths fall below 10 million for first time
Ani Lorak joins UNICEF in campaign to protect children from avian influenza.
British Airways Passengers raise £900,000 through Change for Good
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