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Biopython was involved with the 2009 Google Summer of Code (GSoC) in collaboration with our friends at NESCent, and had two projects funded:
- Nick Matzke worked on Biogeographical Phylogenetics.
- Eric Talevich added support for parsing and writing phyloXML.
In 2010 we hope to be continue working with GSoC. If you are interested in contributing as a mentor or student, please introduce yourself on the mailing list.
Please read the GSoC page at the Open Bioinformatics Foundation and the main Google Summer of Code page for more details about the program.
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2010 Project ideas
Biopython and PyCogent interoperability
- Rationale
- PyCogent and Biopython are two widely used toolkits for performing computational biology and bioinformatics work in Python. The libraries have had traditionally different focuses: with Biopython focusing on sequence parsing and retrieval and PyCogent on evolutionary and phylogenetic processing. Both user communities would benefit from increased interoperability between the code bases, easing the developing of complex workflows.
- Approach
- The student would focus on soliciting use case scenarios from developers and the larger communities associated with both projects, and use these as the basis for adding glue code and documentation to both libraries. Some use cases of immediate interest as a starting point are:
- Allow round-trip conversion between biopython and pycogent core objects (sequence, alignment, tree, etc.).
- Building workflows using Codon Usage analyses in PyCogent with clustering code in Biopython.
- Connecting Biopython acquired sequences to PyCogent's alignment, phylogenetic tree preparation and tree visualization code.
- Integrate Biopython's phyloXML support, developed during GSoC 2009, with PyCogent.
- Develop a standardised controller architecture for interrogation of genome databases by extending PyCogent's Ensembl code, including export to Biopython objects.
- Challenges
- This project provides the student with a lot of freedom to create useful interoperability between two feature rich libraries. As opposed to projects which might require churning out more lines of code, the major challenge here will be defining useful APIs and interfaces for existing code. High level inventiveness and coding skill will be required for generating glue code; we feel library integration is an extremely beneficial skill. We also value clear use case based documentation to support the new interfaces.
- Involved toolkits or projects
- Degree of difficulty and needed skills
- Medium to Hard. At a minimum, the student will need to be highly competent in Python and become familiar with core objects in PyCogent and Biopython. Sub-projects will require additional expertise, for instance: familiarity with concepts in phylogenetics and genome biology; understanding SQL dialects.
- Mentors
- Gavin Huttley, Rob Knight, Brad Chapman, Eric Talevich
Galaxy phylogenetics pipeline development
- Rationale
- Galaxy is a popular web based interface for integrating biological tools and analysis pipelines. It is widely used by bench biologists for their analysis work, and by computational biologists for building interfaces to developed tools. HyPhy provides a popular package for molecular evolution and sequence statistical analysis, and the datamonkey.org server provides web based workflows to perform a number of common tasks with HyPhy. This project bridges these two complementary projects by bringing HyPhy workflows into the Galaxy system, standardizing these analyses on a widely used platform.
- Approach
- The student would bring existing workflows from datamonkey.org to Galaxy. The general approach would be to pick a datamonkey.org workflow, wrap the relevant tools using Galaxy's XML tool definition language, and implement a shared pipeline with Galaxy's workflow system. Functional tests will be developed for tools and workflows, along with high level documentation for end users.
- Challenges
- This project requires the student to become comfortable working in the existing Galaxy framework. This is a useful practical skill as Galaxy is widely used in the biological community. Similarly, the student should become familiar with the statistical evolutionary methods in HyPhy to feel comfortable wrapping and testing them in Galaxy. Since the tools would be widely used from the main Galaxy website and installed instances, we place a strong emphasis on students who feel comfortable building tests and examples that would ensure the developed workflows function as expected.
- Involved toolkits or projects
- Degree of difficulty and needed skills
- Medium to Hard. As envisioned, the project would involve implementing full phylogenetic pipelines with the Galaxy toolkits. This would require becoming familiar with the Galaxy tool integration framework as well as being comfortable with HyPhy tools and current pipelines. This would involve comfort with XML for developing the tool interfaces, and Python for integrating scripts and tests with Galaxy and HyPhy.
Accessing R phylogenetic tools from Python
- Rationale
- The R statistical language is a powerful open-source environment for statistical computation and visualization. Python serves as an excellent complement to R since it has a wide variety of available libraries to make data processing, analysis, and web presentation easier. The two can be smoothly interfaced using Rpy2, allowing programmers to leverage the best features of each language. Here we propose to build Rpy2 library components to help ease access to phylogenetic and biogeographical libraries in R.
- Approach
- Rpy2 contains higher level interfaces to popular R libraries. For instance, the ggplot2 interface allows python users to access powerful plotting functionality in R with an intuitive API. Providing similar high level APIs for biological toolkits available in R would help expose these toolkits to a wider audience of Python programmers. A nice introduction to phylogenetic analysis in R is available from Rich Glor at the Bodega Bay Marine Lab wiki. Some examples of R libraries for which integration would be welcomed are:
- ape (Analysis of Phylogenetics and Evolution) -- an interactive library environment for phylogenetic and evolutionary analyses
- ade4 -- Data Analysis functions to analyse Ecological and Environmental data in the framework of Euclidean Exploratory methods
- geiger -- Running macroevolutionary simulation, and estimating parameters related to diversification from comparative phylogenetic data.
- picante -- R tools for integrating phylogenies and ecology
- mefa -- multivariate data handling for ecological and biogeographical data
- Challenges
- The student would have the opportunity to learn an available R toolkit, and then code in Python and R to make this available via an intuitive API. This will involve digging into the R code examples to discover the most useful parts for analysis, and then projecting this into a library that is intuitive to Python coders. Beyond the coding and design aspects, the student should feel comfortable writing up use case documentation to support the API and encourage its adoption.
- Involved toolkits or projects
- Degree of difficulty and needed skills
- Moderate. The project requires familiarity with coding in Python and R, and knowledge of phylogeny or biogeography. The student has plenty of flexibility to define the project based on their biological interests (e.g. microarrays and heatmaps); there is also the possibility to venture far into data visualization once access to analysis methods is made. GenGIS and can give ideas about what is possible.
- Mentors
- Laurent Gautier, Brad Chapman, Peter Cock
PDB-Tidy: command-line tools for manipulating PDB files
- Rationale
- The Protein Data Bank is an important data repository for protein structures, but the tools currently available for working with data in the PDB file format are usually specialized for a single specific task (e.g. visualization, homology modelling). Structural biologists would benefit from a command-line toolkit that makes structure data as easy to manipulate as sequence data already is.
- Approach
- Use Bio.PDB to build a set of simple command-line tools for tidying up PDB files. For example:
- Renumber residues starting from 1 (or N)
- Select one or more chains and write them to a new PDB file
- Check for collisions between atoms, implausible bond angles, etc.
- Extract a SeqRecord from a PDB structure, and use SeqIO to write a new file in any supported format for sequence data
- Incorporate predicted secondary-structure information into a PDB file (so that PyMol etc. can use it)
- Extend and improve Bio.PDB as appropriate to support this effort
- Challenges
- Many PDB files contain some inconsistent or surprising features -- some sensible assumptions, like continuous numbering of residues, do not hold in all cases. So, awareness of these issues, defensive coding, and extensive testing will be necesssary.
- Involved toolkits or projects
- Biopython: Bio.PDB, and other modules as needed
- Protein Data Bank
- For gathering ideas: MolProbity, PyMol, etc.
- Degree of difficulty and needed skills
- Moderate. Knowledge of the types of information in a PDB file, and what they're used for, is valuable here. It is also good to be aware of functionality that is already available in other popular software, and aim for interoperability in those cases rather than duplicating major features.
- Mentors
- Eric Talevich


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Washington County Survey on Bike & Pedestrian Health Impacts
I saw this in the Citizens Participation Organization #3 (CPO3) newsletter:
Thanks for the link, Seth. I found it curious that for the "How often do you ride a bike" question, the highest possible answer was "once a week". Otherwise, it seemed like quite a reasonable survey, without any false dichotomies as per some previous surveys.
That *was* a pretty lame question wasn't it...
I loved that question too... but they did have a question about how often do you ride a bike a month. I answered 100
On average, for a one way trip, how many MINUTES do you ride your bicycle? highest possible answer is 120. Mine would have been 240
Interesting survey. There is a catch in there that you may not realize, however. WashCo want to make more "off-street" bike lanes. They are no more than a wide sidewalk. See NE Brookwood Pkwy in the business district as an example. This is -not- a commuter friendly alternative. It is more for the family ride to the library, but for those of us who travel at 20mph on a regular basis will use Shute Rd. for instance. Once you get north of Evergreen, the sidewalk is the only option and soon, all options disappear. WashCo is still trying to figure out what they can do from Huffman St. north and southbound from US26. They think 55 mph 18 wheelers are too intimidating for us hard core riders. They don't undertsand that we have to take the lane here as it is today if you don't know any better routes.
So vote for on-street bike lanes. Don't let em push us back into the shadows. Last edited by Simple Nature; 06-13-2012 at 08:42 PM. |
I did catch on to that, and was very careful to imply in all my answers that integrated infrastructure was my preference. At no point in my travels do I want to be marginalized to 8mph dodging kids and strollers. I'd rather share space with the trucks.
Me, too...
I thought I picked up on several questions that seemed to hint at wanting answers specific to off-street "bike paths". I wish I could remember all my responses, but in the comment area I recall adding that any off-street Multi-use paths must be of sufficient width to be useful for travel. I also put a comment in about signal detection and light cycle times. Nothing grates on me more than pulling up to a left turn signal and having to wait for a car to arrive before I'll get the light (unless I want to drag my bike across a lane or two and up onto the sidewalk to push the ped signal button). Except for maybe pulling up behind two cars in a left turn lane, having the light turn green, then yellow again before I can even get up to the crosswalk...
And yeah, "frequent" bike riding means once a week??? I was glad they included the other question: Quote:
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I did kind of notice in the survey, that there were some questions mentioning separated bike lanes, but also, on-street bike lanes, neighborhood streets as compared to busy thoroughfares, and so on. Hmm...I got too busy to remember to try figure out whether the questions could be copied and pasted here in the forums; if anyone knows how to do that, it might be helpful. I'm not familiar with the separated bike lane on NE Brookwood Pkwy-business district, that you're referring to, but it seems to me that separated MUP-bike lanes like the Springwater Corridor are a great idea, which the county and cities should be working to create more of. The Springwater seems to be a route that's actually somewhat practical for commuter use, while in that respect, other MUP's tend to be more recreational. I thought the survey questions were generally good, and reflected a genuine interest in supporting more use of bikes as travel for practical purposes. In terms of past and ongoing reality though, if you think of the recent Bethany Road expansion controversy...certain county commissioners and others unwaveringly intent on increasing the road's capacity to move a greater volume of motor vehicles...there continues to be far too great an emphasis on providing for more extensive motor vehicle use for travel rather than walking and biking for travel. |
wsbob, yes, I do know how WashCo feels about the Brookwood "solution".
The Brookwood bike lane is essentially a wide asphalt sidewalk with normal curb cuts and bus avenues. The condition of the "trail" is poor at best with many utility cellar covers right in the path. Maintenance for root ripples and ground shift is non-existent. Much like the concrete sidewalk north of Evergreen where uplift from tree roots just begging for a pinch phlatt. And at every "enterance" there is another chance for a right hook. Drivers simply don't see people using the "sidewalk" with a bike. If we were "on the road", we would maintain our right-of-way while notably increasing our visibility. When GenTech built their facility in the NW corner of Evergreen and Brookwood, they were suppose to build 10' multi-use sidewalks... and cheaped out an 8' sidewalk, and the city won't go back and make them fix it. It was a condition for approval. Hillsboro has no guts when it comes to enforcing conditions after the fact. I learned this in the US26 (ODOT) and Brookwood interchange discussions. WashCo and Hillsboro were there at the meetings. WashCo was very open to communications and this was one area that I brought up with them (I want a safe route along Brookwood up to and back from US26 and Evergreen). The "status Quo" for Brookwood is not acceptable as a commuter route, especially considring the fact that this region is a business area that should be more than bike friendly if they want people to use alternative transportation. Remember, WashCo Fair Max stop is at Cornell, just one more major east/west corridor south of Evergreen. When you mention the Springwater, I have mixed opinions about this. If I wanted to move at a good clip to ride fom point a-b, I would take the road. All those interuptions are simply not commute friendly. One worse condition is the Fanno Creek trail which continuously dumps you at an intersection that you have to "ped" yourself to continue on the path. And then it dumps you at "nowhere". It seems a lot more convenient to just pick a good major thoroughfare route with residential shortcuts or safety dodges as appropriate. Letting "trail systems" trump smart, efficient, commuter routes will not cut it in my book. Don't get me wrong, WashCo is doing an excellent job in getting cycling enjoyable in the region. They have kicked major butt in closing up some connectivity problems. But their budgets are getting tight and a lot of projects need attention. I just want to make sure they remember that commuting solutions are different than simply providing a wider sidewalk. |
Logically, roadies and many, but not all commuters, wouldn't want to mess much with MUP's like the Springwater. On the other hand, many people that bike are averse to riding alongside any motor vehicle traffic. Even when a great bike lane exists on the street, they ride the sidewalk instead. I'll ramble a bit: Using a road I'm familiar with, imagine 170th in its present motor vehicle volume capacity, from TV Hwy, north, all the way to Cornell Rd, expanded 12'-16' to provide continuous 6' or 8' bike lanes on both sides of the road. Bring the speed limit down from its present 40 mph, to 25 mph. Tough to do. A decent MUP paralleling 170th some distance away from the road...arbitrarily say...60'-70' to give a little peaceful separation from the road traffic, would be even tougher to do. Ideas like this though, are perhaps an example of what people should have been considering long ago. |
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My friend Robert passed away Tuesday morning. I am feeling a lose I have never had before in my 21 years in this program. Here is why
In Feb 1991 a man walked into my home group in Galena Park Tx . He looked as if he had just fell out of a HOBO's ass. Dirty and all the smells that go with it. His name was Robert G. I liked him from that moment on. We began a friendship that for 19 plus years just grew and grew. I think he and I became test dummies for Gods Love. He was the first person I ever cared about, you see when I got here there was nothing in me that was capable of caring for another person. We learned to laugh together, we cried together and we learned rule 62 together. We grew, me about 30 pounds and Robert about 60. We ate Mexican food for lunch each day and learned how mad the owners wife was by how hot the dipping sauce was that day.WE laughed. WE went to AA conventions and sat in the lobbies talking to as many people as we could and again we laughed. He picked my wife for me because he said I needed someone with Beautiful legs. We laughed. He came to my home to marry his wife. When the Judge started he shock like a dog passing a peach seed and we laughed. When my father passed he parked his 18 wheeler in Indiana caught a plane and came to Houston to make sure I was OK and after the funeral we gathered and laughed. When he was ill earlier this year and last ,I went back to Houston and spent some time with him and yes again we laughed. I had the honor of watching his grand children grow and he mine. They never saw either of us drink. We got to see 2 very hardened hearts soften and become whole again. We talked about taking the limitations off God that we put there and allow Gods love to get through.
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text: Lauder Camping and Caravanning Club Site (96 reviews) from £6.30 to £10.65 Per person/night Contact Us Book It Images Map Select Section Overview Explore Scotland's Border country from your pitch. The wide open space and stunning scenery make the Scottish borders a walker's paradise. If you're planning to visit our Lauder Club campsite be sure to bring your walking boots. The 212 mile Southern Upland Way passes south of the campsite, there's the lure of the Lammermuir Hills and further afield Arthur's Seat - an ancient hill fort in Holyrood Park - offers fabulous views of Edinburgh. There are numerous trails direct from site too. The rural setting of our Lauder campsite means you can be sure of a relaxing break during your stay in border country. The site is well kept and has 60 mainly level pitches served by a good range of modern facilities. A burn runs alongside the site, providing a habitat for local wildlife and birds. Four miles from the campsite the town of Lauder offers a mix of history, scenery and sightseeing. Thirlestane Castle, one of the seven great houses of Scotland, is here. Its stunning parklands overlook the Lammermuir Hills and the Southern Upland Way passes through the grounds. Visitors can enjoy a woodland walk, small formal garden and picnic area near the castle. A 40 minute drive north from Lauder will find you in Edinburgh (you could also catch a bus from outside the campsite to the capital or Jedburgh). The medieval buildings of the Royal Mile and the magnificent castle are among its attractions. Worth Noting The ground is hard, so steel pegs will be required. Four holiday chalets to let, to book call 024 7647 5087. WiFi 100% coverage cannot be guaranteed due to rural location, weather conditions and changing flora. These can cause variable signal strength. Hotspots are available. Prices. Eat Local Shaws Butchers, Gilders Bakers and Williamson greengrocers all sell local produce. The Lodge serves good meals using local food. There is a farmers' market every Saturday in Edinburgh. Facilities Lauder has the following facilities on or around the site. Members' and non-members' caravans welcome Members' and non-members' trailer tents welcome Hardstanding with electric hook-up Seasonal Pitches Grass only pitch (no electric) Showers Electric shaver sockets Chemical toilet disposal point Washing Machines Ice pack freezing Gas cylinders Pets welcome Alternative Accommodation Club Site Wi-fi Battery charging facilities Members' and non-members' motorhomes welcome Members' and non-members' tents welcome Grass pitch with electric hook-up Storage facilities Flushing toilet Washbasins Dedicated accessible facilities Drinking water taps Dishwashing facilities Ball games Payphone Designated dog walk Electric hook-up Grass only pitch for larger tents Grass pitch with electric hook-up for larger tents Reviews Review 1 |2 |24 |Next » Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Good ablutions. Push button shower a bit frustrating as they stopped too soon. C Preen (Club Member) stayed Apr 2015 This review is for Lauder Good ablutions. Push button shower a bit frustrating as they stopped too soon. Water could have been a bit warmer. Otherwise neat and clean. Site nicely set out Towing: Easy Location: Country,Secluded Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Really nice peaceful site. The tents are pitched near a small stream which is lovely. Scott Mclean (Club Member) stayed Apr 2015 This review is for Lauder Really nice peaceful site. The tents are pitched near a small stream which is lovely. My only small niggle was that the shower cut off was after just 5 seconds which ment that you had to have one hand free to constantly press the button to get any reasonable flow which was inconvenient. I fully understand the need to conserve water and other sites use a 10 second timer which is more convenient. Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 although we do the autumn season we also go in may or june. henry and jane fox (Club Member) stayed Aug 2014 This review is for Lauder although we do the autumn season we also go in may or june. but I've got to say the prices have really rocketed other regulars were saying the same thing and were cutting down on their trips we found prices were cheaper in private sites and also caravan club sites so hopefully there will be a review of prices for the lauder site next year and the regulars will come back 2 or 3 times in the season Towing: Easy Location: Country,Secluded Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Management was outstanding. Sites were excellent and well serviced. Ray Kelly (Club Member) stayed Sep 2014 This review is for Lauder Management was outstanding. Sites were excellent and well serviced. Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 1 |2 |24 |Next » Travel Local Travel Nearest bus stop: Outside Site Nearest train station: Edinburgh - 22 miles Get Directions to Lauder Staying here? Public transport near the site Bike ride? Find cycle routes nearby Sat Nav Download our POI file Safe Directions Print Friendly PDF Self Catering at Lauder from £25.00a night Dates available: 1 April 2015 - 26 October 2015 Lauder Clubs Site's four timber chalets each offer comfortable family accommodation for four having one double room with an en-suite WC and TV and one twin bedroom. A sofa bed sleeps an additional two people if required. There is a shower room and a fully equipped kitchen with microwave, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. The spacious lounge and dining area boasts a Freeview HD TV,DVD/Blu-ray. Outside, you'll find garden furniture and a barbecue. Call 0845 130 7633 / 01578 750697 to book Sleeps four people Kitchen Outdoor furniture Bathroom Sitting room Dining area TV - Satellite or Freeview Private patio Wifi "We have just returned from a wonderful stay in one of the four timber chalets at Lauder and have to say the stay totally surpassed our expectations! The chalet was incredible value (and we stayed as non-members in high season) - very spacious yet cosy, spotless and had absolutely everything you'd need for a break away. We were even allowed to have our dog stay with us in the chalet which was great. . The site was very peaceful and perfect for the quiet retreat we were looking for. Easily accessible, a lovely pub right on the doorstep and incredible walking trails right from the site - all in all it's a real gem, we can't wait to return!" - Paul and Abbi £66.00Per Night- High Season per Timber Chalets £57.00Per Night- Mid Season per Timber Chalets £42.00Per Night- Low Season per Timber Chalets £462.00Per Week- High Season per Timber Chalets £399.00Per Week- Mid Season per Timber Chalets £294.00Per Week- Low Season per Timber Chalets These four simplistic and rustic timber chalets are set in a peaceful valley in the heart of the Scottish Borders. Booking please note See our Self Catering Terms and Conditions. Further Information For Lauder Standard Fees For more information take a look at Pricing explained. Minimum booking periods do apply. Age concession available at this site - More details including more restrictions


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HEAT oven to 350°F. Roll dough to 1/8-inch thickness on lightly floured surface. Cut into assorted shapes with 3-inch cookie cutters. Sprinkle with colored sugar. Place, 2 inches apart, on greased baking sheets.
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BowDown Kayak Carrier
In Stock Product Number: 12771
The BowDown Kayak Carrier is a top of the car mount that allows for excellent aerodynamics due to its ability to fold down tightly when not in use, and gives you better access to garage parking. With an integrated boat ramp that assists you in loading big recreational kayaks, and Hullguard pads protect and keep your car and boat looking new. Yakima also put a huge adjustment knob for securing the boat down that can be used by small hands or gloved fingers, and the final touch is an integrated bottle opener on the end for those necessary beverages after a long day on the water.
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- J-Cradle design for carrying a single touring, recreational or whitewater kayak
- New SteelCore construction utilizes a steel substrate encased in durable foam padding
- Folds down flat when not in use for the ultimate in rooftop clearance
- Integrated ramp system assists in loading your boat
- Hullguard pads protect and keep your boat looking brand new
- Locks to crossbar with SKS locking system (lock cores sold seperately)
- Includes 1 pair of Heavy Duty straps, with padded buckets
- Includes Bow/Stern tie-down straps
- Integrated bottle opener
- Fits round, square and most factory crossbars out of the box
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- Durable
- Easy To Install
- Easy To Use
- Stable
- Slight Wind Noise
Best Uses
- Large Cars
- Luxury Cars
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Comments about Yakima Racks BowDown Kayak Carrier:
I got the BowDown earlier this spring to carry my Wilderness Systems Tempest 170 around. Needless to say this is a great Yakima accessory! It is exceptionally stable; once the boat is up there and strapped down it does not move. I like the fact that you can fold it down so that it is out of the way and does not protrude above the roofline when not in use, so you don't have to take it off when you are not using it. You really have to crank it down when you are installing it so that it does not roll on the bar, but mine has not moved at all now that it's set. It comes with all of the straps and the bow/stern tie down so you are ready to go right out of the box. About the only other thing that you would need would be to get some locks for it. The integrated bottle opener is nice when you need to re-hydrate after being out on the water. There is a little bit of wind noise at highway speeds, but I don't really know how you could ever avoid that with a roof rack. Overall this is a great carrier and I would absolutely recommend it.
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I'm in need of two of those stick-on silver seals found on bottles of EC18 - I bought 3 bottles a while back, but two were missing the seals. I wrote to the company and received this response:
"Thank you for contacting Heaven Hill Distilleries and your inquiry and patronage of Elijah Craig 18-Year-Old Bourbon. We have had issues with the adhesive for the pewter-colored seal and bottles have arrived at retailers without the seal intact. We have recently started bottling this product in bottles without the seal until this issue can be resolved and currently do not have seals available.As a family owned, independent company, Heaven Hill Distilleries takes inquiries from our customers very seriously and hope that our prompt response is evidence of this. Thank you and if I can be of further assistance, please let me know.
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Marielle Bar Faucet Low Lead
Create an unforgettable look in your kitchen and bathroom with Pfister's Marielle collection. As one of Pfister's largest and most complete collections, you're sure to find something for your home. These Victorian-themed fixtures provide a touch of Old World craftsmanship and are ideal complements to rustic-inspired décor. The lavatory faucet's high-arc spout highlights the rustic design, a feature shared by the Roman tub fillers.
- All brass faucet body construction - Weight: 6.1 LBS
- Single hole installation
- 1 metal lever handle included
- ADA Compliant
- Escutcheon (cover plate) for existing three hole installations is included
- Industry leading, lifetime ceramic disc valve
- Spout swivels up to 360 degrees to allow for large pots
- Overall height: 9.4375" (measured from counter top to highest point of faucet)
- Spout height: 7.25" (measured from counter top to spout outlet)
- Spout reach: 5.875" (measured from center of faucet base to center of spout outlet)
- 1.5 gallon-per-minute flow rate
- Installs onto decks (counter tops) up to 2.5" thick
- Low lead compliant - complies with state-mandated low-lead requirements for plumbing products
- Designed for use with standard US plumbing connections
- All necessary mounting hardware included
- Fully covered under Pfister's Pforever Lifetime Warranty
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Founded in 1910, Pfister (previously known as Price Pfister) is one of America's oldest and most experienced plumbing companies. As the first faucet manufacturer in the world to offer a lifetime warranty on their products, quality has always been the cornerstone of Pfister faucets. Brass bodies, ceramic disc valves, and lifetime PVD finishes name a few of the features you'll find in their product line. You will also find innovative designs. In the last 100 years, Pfister pioneered many of the faucet varieties that have helped to define the industry today. This kind of market presence has made Pfister one of the most trusted names in plumbing. Buy Pfister – you won't be disappointed.
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