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Plugs, Stoppers, and Inserts - (346 companies)How to Select Plugs, Stoppers, and Inserts Threaded Plug. Tapered Plug. Round stoppers Image Credit: Altech Corp | Ark - Plas Products | Hamilton Plugs, stoppers, and inserts fit into holes or cavities and are designed ... Search by Specification | Learn More
Rubber Tubing - (220 companies)How to Select Rubber Tubing. Image Credit: Grainger Industrial Supply | MISUMI USA | OMEGA Engineering, Inc. Rubber tubing is used in flow lines for fluids and gases in a variety of hydraulic, pneumatic, process, medical, and specialty applications... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableSanitary Fittings - (107 companies)Sanitary fittings are designed and constructed for use in food, beverage, medical, pharmaceutical and biological applications where cleanliness and sterility are required. How to Select Sanitary Fittings. Image Credit: Knick Elektronische... Search by Specification | Learn More
Gaskets and Gasketing - (1409 companies)...for the food, dairy, beverage, pharmaceutical and biotech industries. Sanitary gaskets are available in many different configurations, such as clamp, bevel seat, flanged, PTFE envelope, schedule 5, proprietary sanitary fittings (Cherry-Burrell I and Q... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableLaboratory Stoppers - (65 companies)...and/or seal labware. Laboratory stoppers create a seal with the inside of the container, as opposed to a lid, which seals from the outside. Materials. They are usually made of rubber, neoprene, plastic, cork, or glass. For applications involving high... Learn More
No Image AvailableBiotechnology and Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Services - (437 companies)Elastomers/Rubber. Applications. Biotechnology and pharmaceutical manufacturing services produce biological products such as,. Drugs. Biochemicals. Active pharmaceutical ingredients (API). Biomaterials. Vitamins. Biomedical components. Medical devices can... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableElastomers and Rubber Compounds - (584 companies)Elastomers and rubber materials are characterized by their high degree of flexibility and elasticity (high reversible elongation or resilience). How to Select Elastomers and Rubber Materials. Elastomers and rubber materials are natural or synthetic... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailablePharmaceutical and Medical Gases - (71 companies)Pharmaceutical and medical gases are pure fluids which are used to synthesize, sterilize, or insulate processes or products which contribute to human health. They are also administered to patients as therapy. Pharmaceutical gas outlets and cylinders... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailablePharmaceutical Packaging Services - (27 companies)Pharmaceutical packaging services specialize in the contract packaging of pharmaceutical products. Pharmaceutical packaging services are contract packaging services focused on the pharmaceutical product industry. Pharmaceutical packaging has... Learn More
No Image AvailableRubber Bonding Services - (25 companies)...of rubber and metallic materials. Rubber-bonded goods can also be found in the aerospace, agricultural, engineering, electric, food service, printing, and pharmaceutical industries. Image credit: Rocket Polymers... Learn More
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NewAge Industries, Inc. / AdvantaPure
Injection Molded Silicone Stoppers AdvantaPure announces the immediate availability of injection molded silicone bottle stoppers for containers such as carboys, flexible storage systems, laboratory apparatus and bottles, and sampling and storage vessels. Manufactured in a clean room environment, they are biologically safe and ideal for pharmaceutical, biotech, biomedical, and laboratory environments. Stoppers from AdvantaPure are produced using a silicone elastomer that meets Class VI and FDA standards and does not contain any... (read more)
Atlantic Rubber Company, Inc.
Medical Grade Silicone & Rubber Stoppers for Labs *SBR Stoppers. Solid, Single or Double Hole Available. *Solid Silicone Stoppers. *Pure Gum Lab Tubing. Smooth OD, 25' lengths R=Red B=Black. *Helix ® Class VI Silicone Tubing. Clear Silicone per USP23, Class VI. *Latex Rubber Tubing. Amber, 40 durometer Also Available in Colors. *USP23, Class VI O-Rings. *Gemu Diaphragms. *Septa (read more)
Pharmaceutical Characterization Understanding physiochemical properties of drug substances, excipients and finished products is crucial. In today 's age of Process Analytical Technology (PAT) and Quality by Design (QbD), regulatory authorities look favorably upon drug developer partnerships with Contract Research Organizations (CROs) that have specific areas of expertise in material characterization. Backed by Micromeritics with 50 years of experience, Micromeritics Pharmaceutical Servicescan be trusted as your... (read more)
Federal Equipment Company
Federal Equipment's Pharmaceutical Issue Federal Equipment's Pharmaceutical Issue has been released! This book includes a representation (as of the publishing date) of available pharmaceutical equipment inventory. The book is being mailed to select clients and distributed with Pharmaceutical Manufacturing. The book provides detailed listings and discussions of Federal Equipment's: • Pharmaceutical Equipment Inventory. • Investment Recovery Services. • Pfizer Equipment Available for Sale. • Industry-Specific... (read more)
GIG Karasek, LLC
Pharmaceutical Equipment and Vessels GIG Karasek develops and manufactures equipment and vessels for the pharmaceutical industry. Specially treated surfaces from high-quality stainless steel and superior processing to ensure the highest quality in the production of pharmaceuticals, vaccines and vitamins. Antibiotics. Vitamins. Pharmaceutical ingredients (read more)
Alconox, Inc.
Pharmaceutical Cleaning & Validation Pharmaceutical Cleaning & Validation. For pharmaceutical cleaning and cleaning validation where cleaning of tanks, mixers, blenders and pharmaceutical cleaning tools and equipment is required, Alconox detergents will remove the toughest residues, including insoluble tablet coatings like titanium dioxide, zinc oxide, high potency/toxicity drugs and simethicone. WHY ALCONOX?. Alconox cleaners are available worldwide. Alconox cleaners give you consistent cleaning. Alconox cleaners... (read more)
David Round
Pharmaceutical Material Handling for Cleanrooms David Round is the leader in custom engineered Stainless Steel material handling equipment for pharmaceutical cleanroom use. Stainless Steel cleanrooms provide pharmaceutical manufacturers with an uncontaminated and safe environment. With the increase in quality standards, it 's time to step up to all-stainless steel material handling products. Our highly skilled staff will work with engineers and architects to meet your cleanroom specifications and to further minimize the potential... (read more)
TITAN Metal Fabricators
PHARMACEUTICAL HEAT EXCHANGERS The TITAN Team have been designing and fabricating Tantalum and Hastelloy ® overhead condensers for the API Pharmaceutical industry for over 20 years. During this time, EPA and FDA requirements have changed dramatically. Lower emission requirements and higher solvent costs have led to colder condensing temperatures. This required a coolant change to silicone based heat transfer fluids. FDA contamination limits also became more strict. The costs of downtime and scrapped product... (read more)
Parameter Generation & Control, Inc.
Pharmaceutical Rooms / Walk-Ins ON-SITE STABILITY STORAGE ROOMS FOR PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES. Each Parameter pharmaceutical room is custom built to meet ICH and FDA guidelines for storage conditions for pharmaceutical products. Our rooms are used by many drug companies for active substances stability studies, stress testing, photostability testing and degradation examinations. We understand how a loss of a long-term stability study can impact operations. As your single-source provider of planning, designing, building, testing... (read more)
TITAN Metal Fabricators
Custom Pharmaceutical Condensers for preliminary design or information on project budget costing. . . . TITAN Metal Fabricators offers custom pharmaceutical condensers to meet your specific requirements. . . In the past, many outside factors influenced the proper design of overhead condensers for pharmaceutical installations. The FDA, EPA, product costs, downtime costs, and global competition have all affected condenser designs in today's market. . The FDA has been a major factor with validation... (read more)
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|Small Parts, Inc.
|Filter Elements
|Whatman GV025/1 Vacuum Filtration Device with Rubber Stopper Connection, 60mL Funnel Capacity, 24/25mm Glass Sieve Filter, 3.1 sq cm Membrane. Applications: Foodstuffs (eg. ice cream). Beverages (eg. residues in beer). Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. Water and wastewater. Residue analytics...
|Watson Marlow Pumps Group
|Capping Machines
|is a very compact aseptic tabletop filling system with integrated full or partial plugging of rubber stoppers (standard injection and lyophilisation plugs - 13 & 20 mm). The machine requires a tabletop size of only 1.5 x 0.6 m and is ideal for. small-to-medium sized bio-pharma companies, laboratories...
Conduct Research
...the importance of specifying the right package. " "During a call on a start-up company client, someone from the company handed me a rubber stopper and said, 'I want some of these,' " McMillan says. "It was just a plain rubber stopper they'd gotten from someone down the street. " After taking it back to the lab...
Pharmaceutical about rubber stoppers is like revisiting Leonard Read's 1956 essay, "I, Pencil " on what it takes to make a number two writing implement. "Stoppers must perform multiple functions, " says Don McMillan, vice president of marketing for Americas. West's products, which are used by virtually...
Processing Current Good Manufacturing Practices, 400vials/minute for 2-mL vials and 200 vials/minute for 7-mL vials. In the future, the system will be equipped to handle 10-mL vials. Glass vials, 2 mL and 7 mL There are a total of five types of rubber stoppers used: lyophilization stoppers for both 2-mL...
Evaluation of the immuno�?stimulatory potential of stopper extractables and leachables by using dendritic cells as readout
The aim of this study was to assess the danger potential of solutions containing extractables and leachables from relevant pharmaceutical rubber stopper formulations using up-regulation of CD86 on human monocyte-derived dendritic cells as a cellular readout.
A method for the determination of syringe needle punctures in rubber stoppers using stereoscopic light microscopy.
The ability to accurately determine the number of syringe needle penetration holes through the rubber stoppers in pharmaceutical vials and rubber septa in intravenous (i.v.) line and bag ports has been a critical factor in a number of forensic cases involving...
Determination of ethylenediaminetetra-acetic acid in aqueous rinses of detergent-washed rubber stoppers of pharmaceutical vials using solid-phase extraction an...
Determination of ethylenediaminetetra-acetic acid in aqueous rinses of detergent-washed rubber stoppers of pharmaceutical vials using solid-phase extraction and capillary gas chromatography.
Probing structurally altered and aggregated states of therapeutically relevant proteins using G roEL coupled to bio�?layer interferometry
...5 mg/mL concen- tration was diluted in 20 mM citrate-phosphate buffer (pH 6.0) with a total ionic strength of 0.15 (adjusted with NaCl), placed in 5 mL glass vials, and capped with rubber stoppers (West Pharmaceut- icals , Exton, PA).
Structure of hydrocarbonoclastic nitrate�?reducing bacterial communities in bioturbated coastal marine sediments
Medium was inoculated with 3 mL of subculture (10% v/v), and bot- tles were sealed with Teflon-coated rubber stoppers (West Pharmaceutical Services) and aluminium crimp seals.
A New Method Based on the Regression of Step Response Data for Monitoring a Freeze�?Drying Cycle
Igloo rubber stoppers (West Pharmaceutical Services, Horsens, Denmark) were used to seal vials.
Label�?Free Flow Cytometry Analysis of Subvisible Aggregates in Liquid IgG1 Antibody Formulations
1.5 mL of monoclonal antibody A formulation was filled in a 2 mL vial (Schott AG, Mainz, Germany) and stoppered with a rubber stop- per (West Pharmaceutical Services, Lionville, Pennsylvania).
Correlating excipient effects on conformational and storage stability of an IgG1 monoclonal antibody with local dynamics as measured by hydrogen/deuterium�?exc...
0.5 mL aliquots were dispensed into 1 mL borosilicate glass type I vials (West Pharmaceutical Services, Exton, Pennsyl- vania) and sealed with rubber stoppers (West Phar- maceutical Services, Exton, Pennsylvania).
Methanogenic Octadecene Degradation by Syntrophic Enrichment Culture from Brackish Sediments
The tubes were then sealed with Teflon-coated butyl rubber stoppers (West Pharmaceutical Services, France) under N2–CO2 (90:10) and autoclaved.
Compatibility, physical stability, and characterization of an IgG4 monoclonal antibody after dilution into different intravenous administration bags
For the experiments in glass vials, 3 mL of saline (removed from i.v. bags or prepared in the laboratory) was filled into 5 mL sterile Type 1 glass vials capped with rub- ber stoppers (West Pharmaceuticals , Lionville, Penn- sylvania).


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statements involve risks and uncertainties that may cause results to differ
materially from those set forth in the statements. No forward-looking
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forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future
events or otherwise. Forward-looking statements are not historical facts,
but rather are based on current expectations, estimates, assumptions and
projections about the business and future financial results of the pharmacy
benefit management ("PBM") and specialty pharmacy industries, and other
legal, regulatory and economic developments. We use words such as
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these forward-looking statements. Medco's actual results could differ
materially from the results contemplated by these forward-looking
statements due to a number of factors, including those set forth below.
-- Competition in the PBM, specialty pharmacy and the broader healthcare
industry is intense and could impair our ability to attract and retain
-- Failure to retain key clients and their members, either as a result of
economic conditions, increased competition or other factors, could
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According to the clock, it would still be more than an hour before the sun slipped over the Western horizon and sank into the Pacific, but from my place behind the wheel of my 74 Nova beneath the leaden November skies and running through the steady drizzle, the dark of night was already beginning to ooze its way up and out of the hidden spaces of the great forest that lined either side of the narrow roadway. Ahead, a single mailbox loomed up and out of the mist and I checked its number against the one I had written on a small scrap of paper some hours earlier. To my satisfaction they matched and I pulled off the pavement and onto a long gravel driveway, my headlights cutting a bright swath through the increasingly murky darkness as I worked my way back into the woods. Read More >
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I was about eight years old when I fell in love the first time. She was a long, lanky and curvaceous piece of work, sexy and sophisticated, and I knew the moment that I first laid eyes upon her, her and her sister for there were two parked alongside one another in the driveway, that one day I must possess her. Looking back I can tell your she was a big girl, but compared to the my father's Oldsmobile Delta 88 she seemed impossibly lithe and trim. Her chrome nameplate told me she was called "Jaguar" and once I spied her no other car would ever be quite good enough. Read More >
Sometime in the middle of the night, while I was hard at work moving pallets, opening boxes and arranging Christmas merchandise on the sales floor of the giant wholesale buyers' club, the clouds moved in and it began to rain. The earth was cold and as soon as the first drop hit the ground it turned to ice. More drops followed, untold millions upon millions of them, and, in the matter of minutes, everything they struck was encapsulated in a growing coat of ice. The rain continued through the night and by the time the sun rose the storm had moved off towards the Cascades, where the increasing elevation forced the clouds higher into the sky and turned the rain to snow. But in the valley the damage had been done and people awoke to a crystalline world in which everyday objects had been transformed into works of art and where every branch and wire were hung with rows of dagger-like icicles. Read More >
Last week, I wrote a short article about my impending relocation to Kansas and asked for your input on my plan to purchase some kind of an old car to play around with while I am there. I got a huge response and, thanks to so many people's thoughtful responses, I'm already considering cars I might otherwise have passed right over. Since the move is still some months away, the article was intended to help launch my search and I was having fun reading everyone's replies and cross checking the various suggestions on Craigslist when, about 235 comments in, I got an interesting offer… Read More >
The road led out of town, crossed over a set of rusty, unused railroad tracks and spanned the Pilchuck river via a rickety, one lane, wooden bridge before beginning its climb into high hills above the town of Snohomish. For the most part, the road was long and straight, it's only when you get up into the hills and forest proper that the landscape becomes rugged enough to force the roads to follow the lay of the land, and although I haven't been on it in years, I can still see every inch of its length in my mind's eye. Every dip and bend along its course, the veritable spider web of cracks that decorate its surface, and the broken bits along the edge that claw at the tires and attempt to wrest control away from drivers who are unwary enough to allow their vehicle to stray too far from the center line, are as familiar to me as the faces of old friends and I have carried them, quite literally, around the world and back again. Read More >
The joke was that the little Honda was so old and undesirable that it would take a ten dollar bill on the dash and the key in the ignition to attract a thief. With 300K miles on the clock, the little car was old and tired, but my sister Lee and her husband Dave aren't the kind of people who replace their cars very often. The Chevy Chevette they bought new in 1981 lasted ten long years under their care so the little Civic, purchased used in 1991 from one of my father's workmates, was on target to last forever. Other cars came and went in the driveways of the other houses up and down the street, but in their driveway the Civic endured, a fixture of solidity and reliability in an ever changing world. And then one day, it was gone. Read More >
At the stroke of midnight, a new millennium would begin and the whole world was supposed to come unhinged. Religious leaders were telling us that we needed to be afraid because Jesus Christ, aka the "Prince of Peace," was coming back to wreak holy vengeance upon us all, cosmologists hinted that that an ominous planetary alignment was going to totally screw up our Feng Shui and computer experts were saying that the silicon chips that they had been relentlessly incorporating into everything since the late 1980s were going to suddenly freak out. It was this last thing that got most people's panties in a twist. When the computers stopped, we were told, power grids would fail and modern society would grind to a halt. Anything that had an internal clock, they said, would simply stop working. Read More >
It wasn't my first job, not even close. In fact, by the spring of 1986 I had been fired from several different places. I had drifted a bit in the two years since I had graduated from high school and had gone through an entire string of dead end jobs. No matter what kind of work it was, I never seemed to last more than a few weeks. I wasn't a bad guy really, I didn't steal or do horrible things, it's just that I wasn't a hard worker and for some reason, a lot of employers really objected to that. Eventually, however, something inside me clicked into place and when I finally landed a job as a clerk at an auto parts store I was determined to keep it. Read More >
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For those of you who haven't seen it, I won't ruin the story by revealing any of the finer points of the plot. Generally speaking, it is the story of teenage angst and antics set amid classic cars and punctuated by great old-time rock and roll music and the action follows several teens on a hot August night in the far away year of 1962 as they cruise their cars around the California town of Modesto in search of action and adventure. The movie hit theaters just as the first wave of the baby boom generation, people born between 1946 and 64, began to close-in on the ripe old age of 30 and to see it now is to look back upon the days of their youth through the rose colored glasses of nostalgia. Read More >
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The man knew he would miss so many important moments in the boy's life, the baseball games, high school, his first date, his graduation, college and career. He would never meet the boy's wife or be there to see him hold his children. Still, there was one thing he could do, never mind the fact that there were years left to go before the boy could get his driver's license, a rite of passage that had bound father and son together for decades. He could buy the boy his first car and then pass on in the knowledge that he had been able to help his son reach at least one of life's great milestones. Read More >


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Joe Manchin Isn't Sure If He Supports Tax Hikes & Medicare Cuts to Pay for Obamacare
7:27 AM, Oct 30, 2010 • By JOHN MCCORMACK
Martinsburg, W.V.
West Virginia governor Joe Manchin once supported Obamacare, saying days before it passed in March that he'd vote "for it" if he were in the House of Representatives. Now, in the midst of a tight Senate race with Republican John Raese, the very popular Manchin has run away from the very unpopular health care law. He's called for for "repealing the things that are bad," such as the individual mandate, the federal funding for abortion coverage, and the 1099 reporting requirement for businesses. But he hasn't gone into great detail about what, exactly, he supports in the law.
Asked Friday night if he wants to repeal the tax hikes and Medicare cuts that are supposed to pay for Obamacare, Manchin dodged the question and eventually said he doesn't know. "I haven't gotten into that," Manchin told me before addressing fewer than 100 supporters at a Chinese restaurant in West Virginia's eastern panhandle. He suggested there may be other ways to pay for it than by raising $500 billion in taxes and taking $500 billion in Medicare cuts by 2019. But he didn't get into specifics:
Manchin then slipped into the Peking Restaurant, and made it abundantly clear why he has a job approval rating in the high 60s: he governed as a conservative and is a natural politician with an ability to personally connect with voters. "We need to mine every lump of coal we can," Manchin said. He highlighted his hostility toward cap-and-trade. "You know how I feel about that. Have you seen that ad?"
"Thirty-ought-six!" a fan yelled, referring to the rifle Manchin used to shoot a copy of the cap-and-trade bill in a now-infamous campaign commercial.
"It was a good ad, wasn't it?," Manchin said with a smile.
Manchin touted his A-grade on fiscal issues from the Cato Institute: "Who would have thought this little state would be a financial beacon for the whole country during a most difficult time?" (Unemployment is at 8.9%, about a point below the national average.)
Manchin preached about West Virginia's values--"the God fearing family loving people that we are"--and shared fond memories of meeting the late Robert Byrd in the late 1950s, when Manchin was just 10 years old, at his grandfather's grocery store. "Papa loved to preach and talk about the Bible and cut meat," Manchin said of his grandfather. "I heard the Godawfullest racket in the butcher room and I couldn't figure out--these two men were going at it, preaching the Bible, arguing about how to cut a chicken up and it just went on and on. I go back there and my grandfather, Papa, said, 'Joe, I want you to meet Senator Robert Byrd.'"
It's enough to make a Democrat cringe (well, aside from the praise for Byrd). Of course, Manchin would probably like to revert to his Obamacare-supporting past once he gets into the Senate--no sure thing in a wave election year with Republican Raese a few points behind in the polls. Manchin made it clear that his heart is really with the Democratic party. "When times were tough and things were bad, and I've heard my grandfather talk about depressions, it was always the principles of the Democratic party that came to the rescue of the citizens of America," Manchin told supporters.
If elected to the Senate, Manchin will probably vote with the Democratic leadership when he can get away with it--which probably won't be that often. The winner on November 2 will only serve out the remaining two years of Robert Byrd's last term.
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Car Hauler Trailer
Posted 23 June 2012 - 08:11 AM
Making brass fenders
Posted 23 June 2012 - 08:32 AM
Posted 23 June 2012 - 09:50 AM
It does have that look to it
Nice job, Tom. Looks like one of those old U-Haul renters.
Posted 25 June 2012 - 07:09 AM
First sorry about the blurry photo, it's the only one I have before it was painted.
Brass drop down ramp.
Ramp with Styrene strips super glued on for looks and primered.
Gluing Styrene diamond plate on the deck
Building a working jack stand.
Posted 25 June 2012 - 08:01 AM
Posted 03 July 2012 - 03:14 AM
Painted and ready to go
I made a Class 3 brass hitch for the truck (well, actually a Dodge ). I can post that build if anyone is interested.
Thanks for following along.
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Posted 05 July 2012 - 11:11 PM
Sorry for the dumb question's...
Posted 06 July 2012 - 03:31 AM
You can use solder for wiring or for a little stronger joint go with solder for plumbing. Google "How To Solder Brass" and you should get everything you need to know including U-tube videos on soldering.
Get some and start having fun.
Posted 06 July 2012 - 05:55 AM
Many thanks for that Sir...
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Posted 07 July 2012 - 01:52 PM
May I ask what kind of solder do you use also please, is it the same stuff you use for wiring...
Sorry for the dumb question's...
When I solder brass I use a silver solder. You can get it at Radio Shack.


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The second release candidate for Hibernate ORM 4.3.0 is just released. There were a few issues with CR1 that required a second CR, especially HHH-8739 and HHH-8759.
The full change log for the release can be seen at https://hibernate.atlassian.net/browse/HHH/fixforversion/15150.
In 2 weeks we'll decide whether a CR3 is needed or release Final at that time.
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Paley Center to Celebrate Mary Rodgers with ONCE UPON A MATTRESS and FEATHERTOP Screenings, 7/19
Paley Presents will host "A Celebration of Mary Rodgers" on Saturday, July 19, 2014, beginning at 2 pm in New York City.
As part of the New York Musical Theatre Festival, the Paley Center pays tribute to Broadway composer Mary Rodgers, who wrote the music for musicals including Once Upon a Mattress (1959), and Hot Spot (1963), and contributed songs to the Broadway show Working (1978) and The Madwoman of Central Park West (1979) and the 1970s record album and TV special Free to Be... You and Me. The celebration will include screenings of the 1964 telecast of Once Upon a Mattress and the "lost" 1961 television musical Feathertop.
FREE for Paley Center Members. Included with general admission (Visit New York). No advance ticketing; purchase at the door. Become a Member! Join online or contact Membership at 212.621.6780.
Details below!
2:00 pm
Screening: Once Upon a Mattress (1964)
The first television production of the 1959 Broadway musical by composer Mary Rodgers and lyricist Marshall Barer. Starring Carol Burnett and featuring Joseph Bova, Jane White, Jack Gilford, Bill Hayes, Shani Wallis, and Elliott Gould; directed by Joe Layton and Dave Geisel. (CBS; 90 minutes)
3:45 pm
Conversation about the musicals of Mary Rodgers, comoderated by Ted Chapin and Bill Rudman. Panelists to include Martin Charnin.
4:30 pm
Screening: Feathertop (1961)
The musical fantasy Feathertop, which was commissioned for television and broadcast in October 1961, has music by Mary Rodgers and lyrics by Martin Charnin and is based on the Nathaniel Hawthorne tale of a witch who transforms a scarecrow into a man. Starring Jane Powell, Hugh O'Brian, Cathleen Nesbitt, and Hans Conried; directed by Dean Whitmore. (ABC; 60 minutes)
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Larry Achiampong and David Blandy discuss the relevance of sample culture in contemporary art with writer Morgan Quaintance
AboutFind out more about Biters, a collaborative work between artists Larry Achiampong and David Blandy. Writer Morgan Quaintance facilitates a conversation with the artists exploring their individual work as well as their collaboration. The artists are interested in how identities are continually shaped by mass-media art forms, such as televsion, videogames, music and the internet. _______________________________________________________________________ About the speakers Larry Achiampong is a British-Ghanaian artist who has exhibited, performed and presented projects in various institutions within the UK and abroad including Tate Britain/Modern; London, Hauptbahnhof (dOCUMENTA 13); Kassel, Iniva; London, ICA; London, Westergasfabriek; Amsterdam, Ausland; Berlin, and the Bokoor African Popular Music Archives Foundation; Accra. David Blandy has exhibited at venues nationally and worldwide such as The Baltic; Gateshead The Bluecoat as part of the 2008 Liverpool Biennial, Turner Contemporary; Margate, Spike Island; Bristol, 176; London and Platform China Project Space; Beijing. Morgan Quaintance is a freelance London-based writer, musician, broadcaster and curator. He is a regular contributor to Art Agenda, Art Monthly, Art Review, Frieze, Rhizome.org and other curatorial websites and blogs. He is the producer of Studio Visit, a weekly radio show broadcast on London's Resonance 104.4FM, featuring international artists as guests. As a presenter he works with the BBC's flagship arts programme, the Culture Show.
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In July of 2013, Dr. Benjamin Dunlap retired after 13 years as president of Wofford College. He was only the 10th chief executive in the 150-year history of the school.
Dunlap attended Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, and received his Ph.D. and held faculty appointments at Harvard University. In 1968, he took a position at the University of South Carolina, where he won numerous awards including the Russell Award for Distinguished Scholarship, University of South Carolina Teacher of the Year Award, and the South Carolina College Outstanding Professor Award.
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Jaelen Strong, the underclassman wide receiver from the Arizona State Sundevils, enters the 2015 NFL Draft after a productive two-year stint in the Pac-12. Strong transferred from the JUCO ranks and immediately made an impact for ASU in 2013 with 75 receptons, 1,122 yards and 7 TDS. He topped those numbers in 2014 with 82 receptions, 1,165 yards and 10 TDs. His 82 catches was good for the third-best single season total in school history. Strong was named First Team All-Pac 12 in 2014 and was chosen as an All-American by several outlets. In 2013, he was selected as a Second Team All-Pac 12 performer. Physically, Strong is a well-built and big receiver. He looks thicker and more muscular than his weight would indicate. He has long arms and presents as an appealing target because of the size of his catch radius. Athletically, Strong is not the fastest or quickest receiver, but he uses his body well to create separation/get open. He's not a two-stepper, as it takes some time before he reaches full speed. He'll struggle to gain consistent deep ball separation from a speed standpoint against NFL corners. He's a little tight, too, as he generally has to gear down before changing directions. That said, his size and overall body composition makes up for some of his athletic shortcomings. Strong is a generally sound route runner who uses good head/shoulder fakes and strong footwork to sell the defender on his route. He's the kind of target who is open even when he's covered. He is a good jumper and high points the ball well. As a pass catcher, he has average hands. There are times when he bobbles balls that he shouldn't and others when he lets the ball get to his body. Strong competes in the run game and has plus blocking skills for a wideout.
BOTTOM LINE: Jaelen Strong is another big-bodied pass catcher who has dominated the college football landscape for the better part of two seasons. However, his lacking quick-twitch skill set has me concerned about his ability to consistently separate or get open in the NFL. His size and potential role as a red zone target are appealing and will likely lead to a Day 2 selection, but he should be drafted with the understanding that it's unlikely he will become a true No. 1 in the NFL. Strong would be the ideal complement for a team that already has a more explosive big-play threat on the roster.
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Join Illustrator master Deke McClelland for the fourth and final installment of his signature One-on-One series on the vector drawing powerhouse, Adobe Illustrator. In this course, Deke shares step-by-step tutorials and expert-level insights on the most robust features, helping you achieve Illustrator mastery for yourself.
In this movie, I'll show you how to mask the contents of an entire layer, which a lot of folks don't know you can do and it's really actually very easy to pull off. And then we'll re-purpose that mask to create an opacity mask for the horse. So, first thing I want you to do is go ahead and zoom out, a couple of clicks here. And grab the Rectangle tool, and the idea is that even though I've got a bleed and I've got stuff extending out into the bleed, I want to get a sense of what my artwork looks like when it prints. And this is just a temporary thing so I can see what's going on, so in other words I want to mask away the bleed and all the extra starbursts and stuff like that.
And so I'm going to create a rectangle that's exactly the size of the art board. Well, if I press Shift+0 in order to switch to the Art board tool, I can see that both the width and the height of this art board are 720 points. So, I'll just go ahead and press the Esc key to escape out, and I'll click any old place inside the document window, and notice that I already have a rectangle set up to be 720 points wide and 720 points tall. So I'll go ahead and click OK in order to create that square. And then I'll click on the Align icon up here in the Control panel, and change it to Align to Art board if it isn't already set that way.
And then go ahead and click on Horizontal Align Center in order to center the square in the art board, and click on Vertical Align Center as well. Now we've got the thing exactly where we want it. Now because we're going to re-purpose this rectangle, go up to the Edit menu and choose the Copy command in order to create a copy of it, or of course you can just press Ctrl+C or Cmd+C on the mac. Now notice that my squares come in at the top of the Evening layer. That's exactly what I want because that's where all the stuff extending out of the layer is located. So with that path at that top of the stack, doesn't matter what color is assigned to it.
It looks to me (LAUGH) like I've got some sort of very light gray. Interesting. I don't know where that's coming from. But anyway, that doesn't matter. Just go ahead and make sure it's selected and drop down to the bottom of the Layers panel, and click on this icon right there, Make Release Clipping Mask. And that will go ahead and clip everything that's outside of that layer, just like so. Oh, and as an aside, notice next door to the clipping icon is a little search icon. And what that allows you to do, I'll go ahead and unlock for example, the Horse layer.
I'll press the V key to switch to my Black arrow tool, and I'll click on the horse to select it. If you then click on that little magnifying glass, Illustrator will automatically find that selected object inside the Layers panel, which can be extremely handy indeed. So I just want to make sure that you know about that one. Anyway, I'm going to twirl close the Evening layer and I want to modify this guy a little bit, this liquified horse. So, first thing I'm going to do, cause I just want to create some interaction between him and the background. I'm going to send him back to a weak black, by Shift+clicking on this first swatch up here on the Control panel and I'll just dial back the CM and Y values to zero a piece.
In order to get this very dark shade of gray. And then I'll go to my Transparency panel and I'll go ahead and expand it so that I can see the opacity mask options and I'll also change the blend mode from normal to multiply. So, we end up with this effect here. Alright, now click on Make Mask in order to create an opacity mask as you can see here. Clip should be turned off. And then you want to click on the second thumbnail in order to activate the opacity mask and press Ctrl+F or Cmd+F on the Mac in order to paste in that (LAUGH) very light gray square.
Now make sure that your stroke is set to None, which it is in my case. And then you want to tap the period key in order to switch the fill, which is active for me. It's very important that it is active by the way, for you as well. To switch the fill to a gradient. And by default it should be white to black, and hopefully it is for you as well, otherwise you'll have to modify your color stops. Then go ahead and expand the Gradient panel like so. And I'm going to press the G key to switch to my Gradient tool and I'm going to drag from the T down at the bottom of the illustration up until I'm.
About even with the bottom of that wing right there, and I'm pressing the Shift key as I drag, so I'm constraining the angle of migrating it to exactly vertical. That turns out to be exactly the opposite of what I want, so I'll go ahead and click in the reverse gradient icon, here inside the Gradient panel to produce this effect here. Now that's too much frankly, I'm going to go ahead and zoom in by the way, so I can better see what I'm doing. But in other words I'm masking away too much of the feet so I'll switch over to the Transparency panel and I'll switch the opacity value to 50% in order to reduce not the opacity of the horse but rather the density of the mask.
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Peter Beagrie
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Crashing the party?
Peter Beagrie tips Torquay and Southend to reach Wembley, but can Crewe continue their charge?
Last Updated: 11/05/12 11:51am
Southend, Torquay and Cheltenham have flirted with automatic promotion from League Two for much for much of the season but now their only chance is through the Play-Offs.
Meanwhile, Crewe have gate-crashed the top seven late on and I wonder if that will give them a psychological advantage when the ties kick off this week?
They have been in scintillating form, but we've reached knock-out football now and all four sides must forget what's gone before and go again.
This is football and in the Play-Offs anything can happen. Let's take a look at the match-ups.
Crewe v Southend
This is Crewe's sixth Play-Off campaign with the previous ones coming under Dario Gradi - but there's no doubt current manager Steve Davis has done a remarkable job.
When he took over on November 10 the club were in 18th place on 19 points, but he has guided them to the top seven on the back of a 16-game unbeaten run. They've scored in all of those games and are full of confidence.
It's incredible to think that this team lost their first five games of the season, but they've come to the boil at just the right time.
Of the 26 players in their squad, there are 18 academy graduates and we've seen an incredible supply line from that club over the years. Players are taught the right principles and we often see youngsters make their debuts with great maturity.
They play a fluent 4-4-2 system with genuine widemen and the jewel in their crown is 18-year-old Nick Powell, who has scored 15 goals this season. A lot of Premier League clubs are looking at him -Crewe have often had to sell their youth products to keep the academy going - but he will add to his value if he can take them to Wembley.
Ironically, their last defeat was to Southend with the only goal coming from Bilel Mohsni - who has scored three goals against them this season. I'm sure Crewe will learn from both defeats to Southend this season and they won't be fearful of them.
The Shrimpers are the favourites, but that puts pressure on them and lifts the pressure off Crewe.
Southend have played in two Play-Offs under Steve Tilson and current boss Paul Sturrock has a job on his hands to lift his players.
At 4.20pm on the final day of the season, they were beating Macclesfield and heading for League One - but then Crawley scored at Accrington and held on to snatch the automatic spot.
Southend have spent 24 weeks in an automatic promotion spot this season, so that was a real disappointment for everybody at the club. But they need to focus on the positives - that over the course of the season they have been the best team of these four and have the best head-to-head record against their rivals.
Freddy Eastwood has scored for Southend in a League Two Play-Off Final victory before - against Lincoln in 2005 - and I wonder if he could make the difference once again?
Cheltenham v Torquay
Cheltenham have had quite a topsy-turvy season. For a while they couldn't lose - and then they couldn't win.
But for a club of their resources it is a great achievement to get into the Play-Offs. I used to love playing on the wide open Whaddon Road pitch because it's as flat as a flute and allows you to play proper football, but I wonder if that will suit Torquay in the first leg?
Mark Yates is a young, highly-thought-of manager and has supplemented the Cheltenham squad by bringing in Steve MacLean on loan from Yeovil and Ben Burgess on loan from Notts County; strikers of known repute with plenty of experience.
They have a good spirit in the camp, confidence is high and he was able to rest some players in their final game of the regular season, which could be important.
When they're at their best they are difficult to contain. They play with tempo and spark, but I think they will be seen as the underdogs against Torquay and will be looking for at least a two-goal advantage in the first leg.
Torquay were the losing finalists at Old Trafford last year when Paul Buckle had his side playing some fantastic football, but they were beaten by a strong, physical direct Stevenage outfit.
Buckle guided them out of non-league in a strong state and signed up a lot of young players on long contracts. However, he decided to move on after that Play-Off defeat and Martin Ling took up the baton.
He was a footballing midfielder himself and likes his teams to play football, so it was a seamless transition. They have overcome the negativity of last year's defeat and he has given the side a new impetus to return to the Play-Offs.
They'll definitely be the favourites for this tie and if you want a man to watch, keep an eye on Eunan O'Kane in midfield.
Peter's call
I don't mind sticking my neck on the block, so don't turn your noses up at me if I get this wrong! Based on what I've seen over the course of the season I would go for Torquay and Southend to reach the final. It's particularly hard to choose between the young Crewe side and the experienced Southend outfit, but as somebody who played until the age of 41 I am going for the latter!
A day of remembrance
Amid the excitement of the Play-Offs, I hope all football fans will join me in remembering that Friday is a very poignant day in the history of football and, in particular, the history of my beloved Bradford City. On this day in 1985, a total of 56 people lost their lives. We will never forget them.


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Best of luck to him. He was one of the players I was always routing for to turn it around. It did look like he was not in the future plans. I thought that another OHL team might have taken a chance on him as a reclaimation project, but I guess that roads been travelled.
One thing I do know is that since the DeBoer/Spott regime took over, the policy has always been to be open with players at the exit meetings. And I'm fairly certain Francisco was amongst a few players who were told in May that they likely weren't in the plans.
There was simply no way you can bring back a soft, unproductive 19 year old. There are already 16-year-olds capable of bringing a lot more to the table. But I suspect he's just the first of a couple who know their days in blue are history.
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Hastings River mouse
|Hastings River mouse
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|P. oralis
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|Pseudomys oralis
Thomas, 1921
The Hastings River mouse (Pseudomys oralis) is a species of rodent in the family Muridae. It is found only in Australia.[1]
These rodents often prefer damp and moist environments, along drainage lines if necessary. They can also be found in nests that are in tree hollows close to the ground, most likely in the eucalypt forests and are made of vast types of plant materials. There has been no evidence of whether the Hastings River mouse nests with others or alone, but the rodent will live in any cavity that is close to the ground, even though tree hollows are the more known nesting site.
Ecological role[edit]
Although it is not known if the Hastings River mouse nests with other breeds of this rodent or individually, it is known that in captivity, the Hastings River mouse can eat grain. In the wild, the species adapts well to the seasons by eating various plant materials in the summer and when winter comes, the diet is supplemented by fungi.[2] There is a breeding season in the wild that occurs from August through March. There is also mating that occurs during the winter.
Population and conservation role[edit]
There is little known on the population of this species, as the species is both rare and elusive. The Hastings River mouse is often found in New South Wales, Eastern Australia and Queensland in altitudes reaching 1200 m. The Hastings River mouse is easily handled by humans suggesting possible domesticity of this species.
Size and biology[edit]
The body and head of this species measures about 145 mm and the average tail measurement is about 140 mm, slightly larger than most other mice. It also weighs an approximate 92 g.
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- ^ Menkhorst, P., Dickman, C., Denny, M., Aplin, K., Lunney, D. and Ellis, M. (2008). Pseudomys oralis. In: IUCN (2008). 2008 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
- ^ http://www.australianfauna.com/hastingsrivermouse.php
- Baillie, J. 1996. Pseudomys oralis. 2006 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Downloaded on 19 July 2007.
- Musser, G. G. and M. D. Carleton. 2005. Superfamily Muroidea. pp. 894–1531 in Mammal Species of the World a Taxonomic and Geographic Reference. D. E. Wilson and D. M. Reeder eds. Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore.
- Menkhorst, P and Knight, F. 2001. Hastings River Mouse (Pseudomys oralis): Mammals of Lamington National Park. Australia: Fauna.com [1].
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Of course, there are some challenges. We have a queen (no room for king or sidecar crib) and while DH and I are not large people, it's certainly tighter with 3. The order is DS, me, DH. I finally removed the rarely-used co-sleeper and put up a bed rail. This has helped somewhat as we can sleep closer to the edge, but DS and I always wind up towards the middle of the bed. He doesn't even move much, just wraps his little arms around me and sleeps. I think it's due to gravity.
Thing is, when I switch up the order so I'm near the rail we have so much more room as I stay really close to the edge. I do this to feed him from my other boob as we like to do side-line at night. I don't roll towards the middle like DS does and it feels so much more spacious. While I try to keep myself awake during the feeding so I can switch us back, I've dozed off now and then. My concern is that it's not supposed to be safe for dads to sleep next to baby. DH has also expressed interest in sleeping next to our son and insists he's always aware of him, but I tell him no, it's dangerous.
Does anyone let their LO sleep in the middle? If so, what age did you start?
DH has said he'd sleep with DS in the middle as well but I always say no. Its a breastfeeding mum's hormones that make her so aware of the baby and their position in a bed and DH can't breastfeed!! I would definitely say its a no-no for the first year or more. Once I had DS in the middle just for a feeding position - I was thankfully wide awake and intended to move DS when he'd fallen asleep - when DH rolled backwards and would have rolled on DS if it wasn't for me holding him back and waking him up. Never ever again.
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Yeah DH has also thrown his arm on him a few times. I just don't think its worth the risk of putting baby in the middle just yet. We've just purchased a new kingsize bed and that's made all the difference. Is there any way you can make enough space to up-size your bed? Can you perhaps move wardrobes into another room or do you have storage space elsewhere in the home that you could take advantage of? You can pack loads of stuff in vacuum bags - they save a ton of space - then perhaps move them into storage.
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I think it just depends on what kind of a sleeper your DH is. My DH is a light sleeper and he doesn't tend to move much so we have slept with DD in the middle since she was born and she is a year old now. Me & DH talked about which sleeping arrangement worked best for us & like your DH, he said he was very aware of her and he was, but I think you should wait until you feel safe with it.
I agree. Depends on your DH. We have had all of our kids in the middle at some point. DD1 from day 1, DD2, mostly from about 6 months on (DD1 really wanted to stay in the middle at first), and DS from the beginning too. I am much more worried about blankets and pillows than I am of DH. If your DH wants to try, I say try.....
My rules with DH (or me), if there have been any drinks or pain killers or, of course, sleep aids, I will not let DH sleep next to the little ones, otherwise, he seems to be just as alert as I am. If I had a DH that slept really soundly and wildly... I would not want them next to each other.
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Their head is usually at about my breast or shoulder height. If I want the covers up higher then I move down so our heads are at the same level.
I sleep with my head at the end of the pillow so most of the pillow is behind me and thus nowhere near the baby. I'm more conscious of it now but I've always slept like that so it wasn't a big adjustment.
I don't think DH is as aware of them as I am but he's a fairly quite sleeper. It hasn't been a problem so far (our second babe is 6 months old).
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