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Dimebon, a drug currently being evaluated in multiple Phase III Alzheimer's disease trials, has previously been shown to have effects on isolated mitochondria at muM concentrations. Here the effects of nM concentrations of Dimebon on mitochondrial function were investigated both in primary mouse cortical neurons and human neuroblastoma cells (SH-SY5Y). Under non-stress conditions nM concentrations of Dimebon increased succinate dehydrogenase activity (MTT-assay), mitochondrial membrane potential (DeltaPsim), and cellular ATP levels. Dimebon treatment had no effect on mitochondria DNA content, implying that mitochondrial biogenesis was not induced. Under stress conditions, mitochondria in Dimebon-treated neurons showed increased resistance to elevated intracellular calcium concentrations, thus, maintaining their DeltaPsim throughout the experiment, in contrast to control neurons, which rapidly lost their DeltaPsim. Moreover, we show that serum-starved differentiated SH-SY5Y cells treated with Dimebon had an increased survival rate as compared to untreated cells. In conclusion, these data demonstrate that Dimebon enhances mitochondrial function both in the absence and presence of stress and Dimebon-treated cells are partially protected to maintain cell viability. |
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Abstract: | R. Merrill Beck served the Order Sons of Italy in America, Virginia Grand Lodge as Grand Venerable (1983-1987). Collection consists of souvenir books and minutes of Virginia Grand Lodge conventions, Grand Lodge correspondence, officer lists, materials relating to various committees and programs including the Virginia Chapter of the Commission on Social Justice, and records of local Virginia lodges including minutes, correspondence, officer lists,and activities. | |
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Queens Museum of ArtThe Queens Museums of art is home to the famous Panorama of the City of New York. The model is 9335 sq. ft. with 800,000 buildings representing the 320 square miles of New York City. Special EventsFree Thursday is a free after-hours, open house gala, held the first Thursday of every month at the Queens Museum of Art. Directions by Subway7, exit 111th Street Station. South on 111th Street to Park entrance at 49th Avenue. Follow yellow signs to the Museum, which is located next to the Unisphere. A fifteen-minute walk. |


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The development of effective, economical programs for the proper management of post-consumer paint is in the best interests of government, industry and the public. One type of program that has been successful for states, municipalities, non-profits and other organizations is a reuse program. This publication provides details on how to establish an effective reuse program. Developed in concert with state and local program officials participating in the Paint Product Stewardship Initiative dialogue, the manual reinforces the benefits of reuse programs including, how the donation of surplus materials, such as paint, provides companies and individuals with a no-cost method to support non-profit agencies and their communities; and how reuse programs serve to educate the public about the proper use and disposal of hazardous household materials generally.
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Global growth is estimated at 400,000 barrels a day from 2010 until 2016, compared with the earlier forecast of 500,0000 barrels a day, the Paris-based agency said today in its monthly Oil Market Report.
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Making Pregnancy Work: Overcoming the Pregnancy Discrimination Act's Capacity-Based ModelJoanna L. GrossmanHofstra University - Maurice A. Deane School of Law Gillian ThomasEEOC-New York District Office February 24, 2009 Yale Journal of Law & Feminism, Vol. 21, 2009 Hofstra Univ. Legal Studies Research Paper No. 09-10 Abstract: This article considers the gaps and obstacles in current law faced by the pregnant woman whose job duties may conflict with pregnancy's physical effects. While there is no inherent conflict between pregnancy and work, women in physically strenuous or hazardous occupations, from nursing to law enforcement, routinely confront situations in which they are physically unable to perform aspects of their job or, though physically able, they seek to avoid certain tasks or situations because of the potential risks to maternal or fetal health. The Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 (PDA) broadly protects against "pregnancy discrimination," but it provides absolute rights only to the extent a pregnant woman is able to work at full capacity, uninterrupted by pregnancy's physical effects. To the extent that the law grants the pregnant worker with temporary physical limitations "affirmative" rights, such as the right to workplace accommodation, it is only on a comparative basis - that is, only to the extent those rights already are provided to "similarly situated" temporarily disabled employees. In this way, pregnancy continues to inhibit equal employment opportunity for millions of women, three decades after the PDA's passage. After briefly examining the medical literature documenting the conflicts between pregnancy and certain kinds of work, as well as the law as applied to pregnant workers who are fully capable or fully incapable due to the effects of pregnancy or childbirth, we consider the predicament of women in physically demanding fields whose work capacity is partially diminished by pregnancy. We focus here on the problem of access to "light-duty" work - temporary alternative job assignments that accommodate the pregnant worker's limitations. Without such accommodation, the pregnant firefighter or home health care aide whose doctor directs her to avoid heavy lifting or other tasks is faced with a Hobson's choice: ignore medical advice and continue to perform all job duties, or stop working altogether, usually sacrificing wages and other benefits for several months. We describe the limits of the existing PDA framework for protecting these pregnant workers, and suggest litigation strategies for maximizing pregnant workers' rights under current law. These include re-framing the "similarly situated" analysis for disparate treatment challenges to light-duty policies, and exploring the untapped potential of the disparate impact theory in the light-duty context. Number of Pages in PDF File: 37 Keywords: pregnancy discrimination, pregnancy, Title VII, light-duty Date posted: February 26, 2009 ; Last revised: September 4, 2009Suggested CitationContact Information
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Color copies of nucleotide templates provided below Cotton swabs Straws Centimeter ruler Scissors Tape
PROCEDURE Part 1- The Basic Building Block
Use scissors to cut apart at least four groups of the four nitrogen containing bases of DNA shown in the diagram: Guanine, Cytosine, Adenine,Thymine. (16 pieces of paper in total) Cut out small segments of straws, each about 1 centimeter in length. Use tape to attach a straw segment to the back of one of the cutouts as shown below. Remove and discard one of the tuffs from a cotton swab. Use tape to attached the shaft of this swab to the nucleotide on the side opposite the straw segment - SEE DIAGRAM Repeat this procedure until you finished attaching cotton swabs and straw segments to all 16 cutouts.
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Complementary Order What is the base order for the complementary DNA strand to the sequence ATTGCAAGGCC?
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Amin, N. A. and Ahmadi, Mohammad Taghi and Johari, Zaharah and Mousavi, S. M. and Ismail, Razali (2011) Effective mobility model of graphene nanoribbon in parabolic band energy. Modern Physics Letters B, 25 (10). pp. 739-745. ISSN 0217-9849
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In this letter, we investigate the transport properties of one-dimensional semiconducting Graphene nanoribbons (GNRs) with parabolic band structure near the Dirac point. The analytical model of effective mobility is developed by using the conductance approach, which differs from the conventional method of extracting the effective mobility using the well-known Matthiessen rule. Graphene nanoribbons conductance model developed was applied in the Drude model to obtain the effective mobility, which then gives nearly close comparison with the experimental data.
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His practice spans the full clinical spectrum, but recent instructions have covered obstetrics, paediatrics, ophthalmology, oncology, urology, cardiothoracics, orthopaedics, acute medicine, general practice, and a range of therapeutic and cosmetic surgery.
He has extensive experience of medical inquests, both for families and Trusts. His medical disciplinary work provides an important perspective when representing individual clinicians.
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Providers Doctors Say Costs, Not Care, Have Become Focus June 30, 2009 As health care costs have soared, many physicians have struggled to manage the business end of health care and provide quality care for their patients. Two doctors, each with more than 30 years of experience, talk with NPR about the changes they've seen in health care, and where the system might be headed. Listen Loading… 8:37 Download Playlist
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The Mysteries of Dementia-Driven Wandering June 29, 2009 When Alzheimer's disease leads to dementia, it can also trigger a desire to wander. And that's when the trouble begins. Estimates suggest about 50 percent of dementia patients who wander will suffer serious injury or death if they are not found within 24 hours.
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Money And Influence A Painless Way To Hold Down Health Costs? June 29, 2009 While opponents of the overhaul proposals currently under consideration warn of long waits for care or draconian cuts in payments to doctors and hospitals, some experts say slowing the growth of health spending doesn't have to hurt. "You can deliver high-quality care for far fewer resources if you organize your processes right," says one expert. Listen Loading… 4:35 Download Playlist
Your Health Baby Steps To Better Breathing June 29, 2009 Breathing is something we take for granted. But with busy and stressful lifestyles, we can develop habits that interfere with the natural rhythm of the breath. Breathing techniques can help us slow down our breath to emulate the full, deep breaths of sleeping babies. Listen Loading… 4:50 Download Playlist
Dermatologist Offers Tips For Skin, Sun Safety June 24, 2009 According to the National Cancer Institute, the number of people who have developed melanoma has more than doubled over the past 30 years. Dermatologist Darrell Rigel explains the sun's effects on the skin, what "SPF" means and why skin cancer rates are going up. Listen Loading… 27:22 Download Playlist
Current System Ad Watch: Exploiting Public's Distrust Of Insurers June 23, 2009 A new ad by a major activist group blames the health care system's ills on greedy insurance companies and promotes a government-backed insurer as the cure. But the diagnosis is flawed.
Patient And Provider Perspectives Advocates Help Patients Navigate Health Care Maze June 22, 2009 As health care becomes more and more complicated, some people are turning to patient advocates to help them get through the system. Advocates help coordinate care, accompany patients to doctors' appointments and help negotiate the increasingly complex world of medicine. Listen Loading… 8:56 Download Playlist
Patient And Provider Perspectives Insurers Revoke Policies To Avoid Paying High Costs June 22, 2009 Rescission, the act of retroactively canceling health insurance, is fairly common, a new congressional report finds. Companies can cancel policies right before a patient is scheduled to have major surgery if the patient failed to tell the company — either deliberately or inadvertently — of a pre-existing condition. Listen Loading… 3:57 Download Playlist


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22 Mar, 2013Sony has posted up details of the PS Plus update for April and yet again its an absolute cracker.
The first game being added to the service next month on April 3, is the simply stunning Okami HD. Capcom's reworked PS2 adventure sees you take on the role of mythical sun goddess Amaterasu, who takes the form of a wolf. Your task is to restore colour (or 'life') to the world by destroying the monsters who have stolen it.
Elsewhere in April is Lord of The Rings: War in the North, which is a fairly decent title, especially for free. Also arriving next month is the wonderful adventure title from Ron Gilbert and Double Fine, The Cave.
PS Vita fans aren't left out, with surprise hit Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward arriving for the handheld, while the simple outstanding Thomas Was Alone makes it's debut via PlayStation Plus for both PS3 and Vita at the end of the month.
Leaving PS Plus in April:
3rd April: Mass Effect 3
3rd April: Mortal Kombat
3rd April: Guardians of Middle Earth
10th April: Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
24th April: Puddle
3rd April: Mortal Kombat
3rd April: Guardians of Middle Earth
10th April: Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
24th April: Puddle
Entering PS Plus in April:
3rd April: Okami HD
3rd April: Lord of the Rings: War in the North
3rd April: The Cave
10th April: Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward
24th April: Thomas Was Alone
3rd April: Lord of the Rings: War in the North
3rd April: The Cave
10th April: Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward
24th April: Thomas Was Alone
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About time we got some good stuff on the PS+ The past few months have all been stuff I own or don't care about. I had even just told my friend that I was planning on cancelling my subscription when it expires.
But OKami is in my top 10 games and while I felt the Wii-Mote and DS Stylus fit the title more than the PS2 controls I'm itching to play it again....and try for 100%. Loved 999 but was holding out till cheaper. So totally going for that too.
LOTR I got the limited edition back in November when Amazon had it on special for about £20. Game itself is kinda okish
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Dont get me wrong PS+ is a great idea but for me the past couple of months ive not had anything offered to me where ive thought hmmm ile have some of that but thats mostly down to already owning most of that on my xbox i would like a bit more of the ps exclusives added to this, i think its great that theyre starting to add a few more vita titles but hey i dont own one i think then this month i will have a look at the cave and okami, im with shoxy85 here i just find the PS3 difficult to love, in theory its an awesome machine but the downloads and the updates just make it tedious as hell im still up 4 some ps4 tho hopefully if they play how they say it could be spectacular
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The Green Bay Packers, led by Super Bowl MVP Aaron Rodgers, host the pass-rushing New York Giants in the National Football League playoffs Sunday.
The Green Bay Packers, led by Super Bowl MVP Aaron Rodgers, host the pass-rushing New York Giants in the National Football League playoffs Sunday.
A test of strength against strength, pass attack versus pass rush, will determine which team reaches the NFC title game and moves within one step of next month's Super Bowl.
The Packers are aiming to become the first team in seven years to win back-to-back NFL titles and, after enjoying the luxury of a first-round playoff bye, have all their players ready for the clash between two of the league's oldest rivals.
Rodgers threw 45 touchdown passes against just six interceptions to set an NFL season record for best quarterback rating, targeting a sterling set of receivers in Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, James Jones and tight end Jermichael Finley.
"You can see the rhythm in which he operates. He has great velocity on the ball. He has great accuracy and good vision," Giants coach Tom Coughlin said. "He moves the ball around and has large contributions from a whole bunch of players."
New York counters with a dangerous collection of sack artists, now that Osi Umenyiora and Justin Tuck are back at full speed to join irrepressible second-year defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul.
"We have a lot of respect for their defensive line," Packers coach Mike McCarthy said. "They have an excellent seven-man rotation they've been operating with. There's no let-up in all seven of them."
The Giants' defensive secondary has been a weakness so upsetting Rodgers' timing with a rush by the front four is critical to slowing down Green Bay. But the Packers' signal caller can also confound a pass-rush with his mobility.
"He's kind of like Houdini out there a little bit," said New York defensive tackle Chris Canty. "He avoids pass rushes, he avoids that initial surge. He can get out of the pocket and make plays downfield with his wide receivers."
The Giants, who clawed their way into the postseason with wins against the New York Jets and Dallas Cowboys, can also put points on the board with quarterback Eli Manning throwing to big-play receivers Hakeem Nicks, Victor Cruz and Mario Manningham, and using a revitalized running attack.
"Our focus is on putting the ball in the end zone. We've done that better than anybody during the regular season," McCarthy said. "Whether we run it in there or we throw it, I don't really have a preference."
Last month, the then unbeaten Packers beat the Giants 38-35 after Rodgers briskly moved the Packers into range for a game-winning field goal after taking possession with just 58 seconds left.
That victory made the Packers 12-0. Two weeks later Green Bay was ambushed 19-14 by the hard-hitting Kansas City Chiefs for their only loss.
The Giants won the last playoff showdown between the teams, an overtime victory in the NFC title game four years ago in frigid conditions at Lambeau Field. That defeat, however, came with Brett Favre at quarterback for Green Bay.
Rodgers said last year's title run has the Packers ready for anything in a game they have dedicated to offensive coordinator Joe Philbin, whose 21-year-old son Michael was found dead in a drowning incident earlier in the week.
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There is a London I often summon in my imagination, one I've found in movies or novels, which I imagine would lead to a life romantic, sad and poignant. This London is brown. Its air is thick with brown fog, its men dress in brown suits, its women in brown dresses set off with a hat or scarf of red. Street lighting is faded. Many people live in furnished rooms where they feed shillings into a gas meter, and for warmth and a little cheer, flee to pubs where smoke hangs heavily in the air, and dark brown pints of beer are consumed slowly, so that their levels are remembered by rings of foam remaining on the insides of a glass.
This is the London of Terence Davies' "The Deep Blue Sea," set "around 1950," when the damage of wartime bombs still leaves buildings naked to the sky. It is also the cityscape of his autobiographical dramas "Distant Voices, Still Lives" (1988) and "The Long Day Closes" (1992), and his 2008 documentary "Of Time and the City," about Liverpool, the city of his birth. He is about 66, so grew up in the postwar years of scarcity and rationing, when it was said British recipes all advised "boil until gray."
His film is based on a play by Terence Rattigan, a playwright born 100 years ago this year, which tells the story of Hester Collyer (Rachel Weisz), an attractive but inward young woman who is married to Sir William Collyer (Simon Russell Beale), a judge much her senior. The story all takes place on a single day some 10 months after she left her husband for a young lover. He is Freddie Page (Tom Hiddleston), an RAF pilot whose usefulness ended with the war. There's something helpless about Freddie that appeals to Hester, whose husband, with his carefully trimmed beard, expensive suits and chauffeured Rolls-Royce, seems forbiddingly stable.
Neither man is a villain. Sir William must be a deeply unhappy man, judging by a painful flashback scene where he dines with his wife and his mother (Barbara Jefford). Every word, every gesture, every intonation of his mother's conversation is designed to exhibit rejection and contempt for her daughter-in-law, and we imagine Sir William himself has been a disappointment to this implacable woman.
There are signs that Hester is fond of Sir William and indications that he was a non-starter at marital relations. Freddie, however, brings great passion to her bed, but a fellow can't subsist on passion alone, and recently he has been neglecting Hester for the more reliable pastimes of drinking and golf. Her days, at least the one in the film, are passed in Freddie's musty brown bed-sitter with a gas fire, which she uses early on that same day to attempt suicide.
Nobody has been cruel to her, except for the witch Mrs. Collyer. Though Freddie has been neglectful and Sir William is feckless, even she laughs at the notion that anyone has "driven" her to suicide. Her attempt may have been inspired by pity. Pity for Freddie, who has lost his purpose in life. Pity for Sir William, who will never make his mother (and therefore his wife) happy. Pity for herself, who has failed to please either man and has found that not even passion is any help for her.
The film feels pity for the exhausted city of London. The vast metropolis was the scene of greatness during World War II, but a few years later, it is drab, hungry and without optimism. During my first visit there in 1962, I was surprised to see whole city blocks still boarded off to block the view of bomb craters. For Davies, his own life and this unreal city must be joined together. In "The Deep Blue Sea," he creates two luminous scenes. One is a memory of Hester's, when she dashed down into an Underground station during a German raid, and Londoners were huddled together forlornly in the cold. A soldier stood on the platform and sang "Molly Malone" in the silence. Another is a night in a crowded pub where the clients all sing together: "You Belong to Me," the Jo Stafford song that advised departing soldiers to "see the pyramids along the Nile," but remember who they belong to and where they must return.
These songs draw lonely people together in small solace. They evoke the London that has left Hester, Freddie and Sir William, where we find them today. The film most of all is about Hester, who stares out the window and smokes.
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Learning with the Pooyoos is the first preschool brain trainer for children aged 3 to 6, and is available to download via the Wii Shop Channel. Set in a unique, original, funny and poetic universe, Learning with the Pooyoos is a WiiWare title that lets children learn in a very exciting way. Shapes, colors, space orientation and coordination are used as the gameplay introduces youngsters to letters, numbers and more in a fun setting.
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Dynasonics TFX Ultra Ultrasonic Flow Meter
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The Dynasonics TFX Ultra Ultrasonic Flow Meter is a clamp-on ultrasonic flow and energy meter that provides accurate and repeatable measurements for full pipe liquid applications such as cooling lines, raw sewage flows, water distribution and processes where system shutdown is impossible. This versatile and accurate meter clamps on to the outside of pipes and does not contact the internal liquid which reduces installation and maintenance time and cost. The TFX Ultra is available in a variety of configurations that permit the user to select a meter with features suitable to meet particular application requirements.
The Dynasonics TFX Ultra is available in two versions: a stand-alone flow meter, and an energy flow meter used in conjunction with dual clamp-on RTDs. The energy flow meter measures energy usage in BTU, MBTU, MMBTU, Tons, kJ, kW, MW and is ideal for retrofit, hydronic and other HVAC applications.
The TFX Ultra has a wide, bi-directional measuring range that ensures reliable readings even at very low and high flow rates. For pipe/tubing sizes of 2" and lower, the TFX Ultra includes clamp-on transducers mounted and wired directly to the flow meter electronics enclosure. This design provides a convenient installation in areas where the user requires local indication. The TFX Ultra is also available with remote mounted transducers that permit separation of up to 990 feet (300 m). This design is utilized when pipes are located in areas that are not convenient for viewing, or on piping systems with severe vibration.
The TFX Ultra features a rugged, compact aluminum enclosure, easy-to-read digital display, bi-directional flow measurement, and a totalizer featuring forward, reverse and net total, and Modbus communications. The TFX Ultra offers an optional Ethernet connection as well as a USB programming port. With ease of operation a key component in designing the Series TFX Ultra, Windows based software utility UltraLink is available and compatible with all Dynasonics transit time flow meters to allow users to easily configure, calibrate, and troubleshoot with a notebook PC.
Dynasonics TFX Ultra Ultrasonic Flow and Energy Meter Specifications:
Parameter | Details |
Liquid Types | Clean liquids or those containing small amounts of suspended solids or gas bubbles |
Velocity Range | Bi-directional to greater than 40 FPS |
Flow Accuracy | Up to 1% of reading depending upon transducer and flow rate |
Temperature Accuracy | Option A: 32 to 122°F; Absolute: 0.22°F, Difference: 0.09°F |
Option B: 32 to 212ºF; Absolute: 0.45ºF, Difference: 0.18°F | |
Option C: -40 to 350ºF; Absolute: 1.1ºF, Difference: 0.45ºF | |
Option D: -4 to 85ºF; Absolute: 0.22ºF, Difference: 0.09ºF | |
Sensitivity | Flow: 0.001 FPS |
Temperature: Option A: 0.03ºF; Option B: 0.05ºF; Option C: 0.1ºF; Option D: 0.03°F | |
Repeatability | 0.5% of reading |
Compliance | General Safety (all models): UL 61010-1, CSA C22.2 No. 61010-1; (power options A and D only) EN 61010-1 Hazardous Location (power supply options A and D only): Class I Division 2 Groups C, D; Class II and III, Division 2, Groups C, D, F, and G for US/CAN; ATEX II 2 G Ex nA II T4: UL 1604, CSA 22.2 No. 213, EN 60079-0 and EN 60079-15 CE: EN61326-1:2006 on meter systems with integral flow transducers, transducers constructed with twinaxial cable (all transducers with cables 100 ft. (30 m) and shorter) or remote transducers with conduit |
Display | Two line LCD, LED backlit |
Enclosure | Type 4 (IP65) Construction: powder-coated aluminum, polycarbonate, stainless steel, polyurethane, nickel-plated steel mounting brackets |
Configuration | Via optional keypad or PC running ULTRALINK software |
Engineering Units | Flow Meter: Feet, gallons, cubic feet, million gallons, barrels (liquid and oil), acre-feet, lbs., meters, cubic meters, liters, million liters, kg |
Energy Meter: BTU, MBTU, MMBTU, Tons, kJ, kW, MW and the Flow Meter list from above | |
Inputs/Outputs | USB 2.0, RS485, 10/100 Base-T, 4-20mA, 0-1,000 Hz: open-collector (flow meter only), Two Alarm Outputs (flow meter only) |


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