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Ejectors and Eductors - (26 companies)...with outstanding chemical resistance and excellent lubricity. Eductor nozzles are usually made of stainless steel. There are two basic technologies for eductors which use compressed gas: exhausting and evacuating. Exhausting eductors remove the gas... Learn More
Jet Pumps - (124 companies)Jet pumps are typically used for drawing water up from a well. These pumps can be used for either shallow or deep well configurations. Search by Specification | Learn More
Well Pumps - (192 companies)Well pumps are most commonly used to bring water from wells and springs to the surface. Search by Specification | Learn More
Venturi Vacuum Generators - (77 companies)...to prevent ice forming within the ejectors. Materials of Construction. Various metals & plastics can be employed for eductor/ejector body and nozzle construction depending on service conditions and the properties of the fluids handled. Standard... Search by Specification | Learn More
Mechanical Vacuum Pumps and Systems - (266 companies)Mechanical vacuum pumps and systems contain devices such as pistons, claws, scrolling spirals, and diaphragms to isolate and compress air. Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableVacuum Pumps and Vacuum Generators - (856 companies)Venturi Air Jet. Steam Ejector. Liquid Eductor / Ejector. This video provides an animation of the operating principle of a jet ejector vacuum pump. Steam ejector pump operation. Video Credit: NASH pumps. Backing Vacuum Pumps. Integral "backing" vacuum... Search by Specification | Learn More
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No Image AvailableTurbine Pumps - (259 companies)Turbine pumps are centrifugal pumps that use pressure in combination with a rotary mechanism to transfer fluid. They typically employ blade geometry, which causes fluid circulation around the vanes to add pressure from inlet to outlet. Search by Specification | Learn More
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Griffin Pump & Equipment, Inc.
Eductor Dewatering System from Griffin Pump . The eductors are installed at relatively close spacing similar to the array in wellpoint systems, but require only a single stage to effect draw downs of up to 100 + feet. In a typical Griffin eductor system, a series of eductor wells are installed and connected to two parallel headers. One header is a high -pressure supply line and the other header is low pressure return line. Both lines run to a central pump station which feeds water under pressure to eductors placed at the bottom of the wells... (read more)
Schutte & Koerting
TurboDraft Fire Eductor Schutte & Koerting - TurboDraft Fire Eductor allows fire companies to tap into remote water supplies like ponds, streams, rivers, canals, and swimming pools up to 250' away using standard 5" LDH and a 2-1/2" fire hose. TurboDraft utilizes eductor technology and water pressure from your pumper to generate available fire flows up to 670 gpm or more. The standard unit is designed with a 2-1/2" NST inlet and 5" Storz outlet. The TurboDraft Fire Eductor utilizes booster tank water to charge... (read more)
Schutte & Koerting
Water Jet Eductor...liquid pumping and mixing Principle of Operation. Schutte & Koerting - Water Jet Eductors are designed for liquid pumping and mixing operations and for the handling of some solids. In operation, pressure liquid enters the eductor through the pressure nozzle and produces a high velocity jet. This jet action creates a vacuum in the line which causes the suction liquid to flow up into the body of the eductor where it is entrained by the pressure liquid. Both liquids are thoroughly mixed in the throat of the eductor... (read more)
Griffin Pump & Equipment, Inc.
GRIFFIN's Wellpoint Dewatering System The wellpoint system is one of the most versatile of pre-drainage methods which can pump a few gallons per minute in fine sandy silts or many thousands of gallons per minute in coarse sands and gravels. A wellpoint system consists of a number of wellpoints spaced along a trench or around an excavation site, all connected to a common header, which is attached to one or more wellpoint pumps. Wellpoint systems are most suitable in shallow aquifers where the water level needs to be lowered no more... (read more)
Griffin Pump & Equipment, Inc.
Wellpoint Dewatering Method The wellpoint system is one of the most versatile of pre-drainage methods which can pump a few gallons per minute in fine sandy silts or many thousands of gallons per minute in coarse sands and gravels. A wellpoint system consists of a number of wellpoints spaced along a trench or around an excavation site, all connected to a common header, which is attached to one or more wellpoint pumps. Wellpoint systems are most suitable in shallow aquifers where the water level needs to be lowered no more... (read more)
Griffin Pump & Equipment, Inc.
Griffin Dewatering: Wellpoint Pipe Puller Griffin Dewatering's Wellpoint Pipe Puller is a "safety breakthrough" as well as an ideal time saving part in the dewatering set up over the conventional methods. The Wellpoint Pipe Puller grabs the inside of the pipe wall below the threaded section of pipe or the joint of PVC pipe, making the removal of the installed wellpoint a quick, simple, and safe job. A quick upward thrust releases the wellpoint leaving the puller ready for the next wellpoint. It's performance is unmatched for consistent... (read more)
Griffin Pump & Equipment, Inc.
Griffin's complete wellpoint systems & accessories Griffin Wellpoints are available with 1 1/2" PVC or 2" PVC or stainless steel screen. They are available in non jetting and self jetting tips. All wellpoints attach to 1 ½" riser pipe. Butterfly Swingjoints are constructed of flexible reinforced hose with a clear elbow to allow you to see the flow through the system. The butterfly valve allows the wellpoint to be "tuned", without tools to monitor and maintain the vacuum level on the system and maximize performance. Griffin Speedfast... (read more)
Griffin Pump & Equipment, Inc.
Griffin DC Powered Dewatering Pumps Griffin's Offers both Electric Driven and Diesel Driven Dewatering Pumps that are available in 4" to 24" models. These pumps are capable of handling flow from a few gallons per minute up to 20,000 gallons per minute. Griffin offers Electric Submersible Dewatering Pumps, Electric Driven Trash Pumps, and Electric Driven Wellpoint Pumps. Voltages available for Griffin's Electric Dewatering Pumps are: 120 Volt, Single Phase, 60 Cycle. 230 Volt, Single Phase, 60 Cycle. 230 Volt, Three Phase... (read more)
BEX Spray Nozzles
Eductors EDUCTOR PRINCIPLES: BEX eductors use a unique venturi design which enables smaller pumps to circulate large volumes of tank solution. The eductor will circulate four to five gallons of solution for each gallon pumped. BEX eductors are used for mixing chemicals, suspending solids, adjusting pH, "sweeping" debris or sludge toward a filter intake and many other useful applications. TYPICAL APPLICATIONS: - Plating tanks. - Cleaning tanks. - Phosphating tanks. - E-coat tanks. - Fertilizer tanks... (read more)
Schutte & Koerting
Solids Handling Eductors Schutte and Koerting - Solids Handling Eductors employ motive air or liquid under pressure through a nozzle in the eductor that produces a high velocity jet to entrain and transport dry solids or slurries. The two types of Solids Handling Eductors are as follows: . Pneumatic Conveying Eductors For Handling Dry Solids. (employ motive air from a compressed air source or a blower to entrain and transport solids). . Eductors Using Liquid in Handling Dry Solids. (use liquid under... (read more)
Temporary Dewatering Solutions: Construction projects require different pumps and systems for safe and timely dewatering
A deep well dewatering system is generally installed in soils with higher permeability and a potential to pump significantly higher groundwater volumes per well than could be pumped by a wellpoint or eductor .
Groundwater Control for the Toronto Subway Sheppard Line Twin Tunnels
Eductor , deep well and vacuum wellpoint systems are being used to lower the water levels by as much as 16 metres for the construction of the twin tunnels and associated structures.
Taking Groundwater Out of Its Place
The eductors are installed at relatively close spacing similar to the array in wellpoint systems, but require only a single stage to produce drawdowns of up to 100 ft or more.
Standard Handbook for Civil Engineers > GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING
Or when the flow is less than about 15 gal/min per wellpoint , a single-stage system of wellpoints may be installed above the water table and operated with jet- eductor pumps atop the wellpoints.
AWWA M23 - PVC Pipe - Design and Installation
An advantage of the eductor system is that the vacuum is developed directly at the well screen; with a properly installed seal above the sand pack around the wellpoint , a considerable vacuum can be transmitted to the soil.
Temporary Structures in Construction, Third Edition > CONSTRUCTION DEWATERING AND GROUNDWATER CONTROL
The ejector (sometimes called an eductor ) is a down-well pumping device that pumps by vacuum or... The ejector bodies may be installed at the bottom of wells or within wellpoint riser pipes above...
Construction Dewatering and Groundwater Control: New Methods and Applications 3rd Edition Complete Document
n ejector system (sometimes referred to as an eductor system) is simply an adaptation of the residential... ...is used to lift or suck water from a deep well casing, a wellpoint , or even a...
Earth Retention Systems Handbook > GROUND WATER CONTROL
...of greater than 15 feet (4.6 m), then the dewatering contractor may turn to eductor wellpoints. Each wellpoint operates by having a small quantity of water forced down the wellpoint under very high...
Construction Dewatering and Groundwater Control: New Methods and Applications - Chapter 20. Ejector Systems and Other Methods
n ejector system (sometimes referred to as an eductor system) is simply an adaptation of the residential... ...is used to lift or suck water from a deep well casing, a wellpoint , or even a...
Appendix 2: Memorandum of Understanding Between IEPA and USEPA Region 5 On GlobalSpec
Eductor Dewatering System Wellpoint Dewatering Method .


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The most anticipated feature film this spring is perhaps The Hunger Games (PG-13), to be release on March 23rd, based on the novel by Suzanne Collins. In a bleak future, the United States has been reduced to a dictatorship with 12 districts. Every year, in order to prevent uprisings, the ruling Capitol forces one boy and one girl from each district to fight each other to the death in a nationally televised arena --- and only one will survive. Pitted against highly-trained Tributes who have prepared for these Games their entire lives, Katniss is forced to rely upon her sharp instincts and make impossible choices in the arena that weigh survival against humanity and life against love if she's ever to return home.
Dr. Seuss' The Lorax is the 3D-CG adaptation of the classic tale of a forest guardian who shares the enduring power of hope. The animated adventure follows the journey of a 12-year-old as he searches for a real Truffula Tree, the one thing that will enable him to win the affection of the girl of his dreams. To get it, he must find the story of the Lorax, the acerbic yet charming character who fights to protect his world.
John Carter, a Disney production (PG-13) based on Sci-fi novel A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs. From Academy Award-winning filmmaker Andrew Stanton, this sweeping action adventure set on the mysterious and exotic planet of Barsoom (Mars) tells the story of John Carter, who is inexplicably embroiled in a conflict of epic proportions amongst the inhabitants of the planet, and discovers that the survival of Barsoom and its people rests in his hands.
Based on the fairy tale of Snow White by The Brothers Grimm, Mirror, Mirror (rated PG) retells a wicked enchantress's schemes and scrambles to control a spirited orphan's throne and the attention of a charming prince. A star-studded cast - with Julia Roberts as the Evil Queen; the fresh-faced Lily Collins as Snow White; gorgeous leading man Armie Hammer as the Prince, and the incomparable Nathan Lane as Brighton, the Queen's right hand man.
Already out on the coasts but hopefully coming to theaters near us is Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, starring eye-candy Ewan McGregor and Emily Blunt, and the dynamicKristin Scott Thomas; directed by Lasse Hallström (Chocolat)
Based on the 2007 novel by Paul Torday, where a visionary sheik believes the peaceful pastime of salmon fishing can enrich the lives of his people, and he dreams of bringing the sport to the not so fish-friendly desert. Willing to spare no expense in order to turn the dream into reality, he enlists Britain's leading fisheries expert and the Prime Minister's overzealous press secretary. This unlikely team will embark on an upstream journey of faith and fish to prove the impossible, possible. Check out the recent review and trailer in EW.
Celebrate The Lorax and Read Across America at our Toast to The Truffula Trees craft program on Thursday, March 15 at 7 pm at the Downtown Library! Families with children of all ages are invited to make a ridiculous Truffula Hat out of recycled materials from our favorite treasure trove, the Scrap Box. A dramatic reading of The Lorax, by Dr. Seuss, will entertain creators as they color, cut and glue with pom poms, pipe cleaners, stickers and lots of colorful recycled junk!
Andrew Breitbart, conservative blogger who has captured the headlines time and again with his controversial approach to journalism, has died.
Breitbart, author of last year's Righteous indignation : Excuse me while I save the world! has emboldened the right and inflamed the left with his involvement in many hot news stories, including those about former Congressman Anthony Weiner and Shirley Sherrod who lost her job at the Department of Agriculture following Breitbart's actions. The status of her lawsuit against Breitbart and two other individuals, for defamation is unclear.
His propensity for intense journalistic activism was so intense that social media this morning were flooded with messages skeptical of his passing until several independent sources confirmed it with the UCLA Medical Center where he died shortly after midnight this morning of natural causes.
Breitbart was 43.
The art of emblems goes way back to the "impresa" which wealthy people used to create their personal mythology. An emblem or logo may represent schools, countries or even types of gardens. Emblems can be windows into cultures and eras of human history. Of course Ann Arbor's emblem has something we are famous for. One of the most recent popular emblems plays a dramatic role in the book , The Hunger Games, also coming soon to a theater near you!
If you are one of the 142 library patrons waiting to catch up on the First Season of the PBS Masterpiece Theater's Downton Abbey, or you'd scheduled your Sunday activities around the Second Season now in progress, then read on.
This immensely popular British period drama set in a grand country house in North Yorkshire is largely the creation of actor/writer Julian Fellowes (with illuminating behind-the-scenes tidbits), whose niece, author Jessica Fellowes has published The World of Downton Abbey (photography by Nick Briggs) - a companion book about the aristocratic Crawley family and their servants, as well as insights into British society in the early years of the twentieth century.
If you and your friends are caught up in the Downton fever that's sweeping the country, the New York Times has some smashing ideas that involve theme parties (tiaras optional, menus suggested).
If your participation tends to be the solitary variety, or you are already suffering from fear of withdraw once the last episode airs on February 19, then be comforted that the major publishers have already anticipated your needs with a further reading list.
Readers Advisory Guru (and my good friend) Neal Wyatt has come up with her impeccable suggestions in this RA Crossroads article "What To Watch (and Read) After Downton Abbey" that is sure to bring you many hours of reading/viewing/listening pleasure until Season 3.
Chicago, Schimago. Ann Arbor was first. Track A2 city snowplows as they plow through the streets (when we get snow to plow) at Snow, the new Automatic Vehicle Location web page. Zoom into the city snow route map to see the real-time locations and status of snow plow activity, where the plows are right now and what they are doing. You'll know whether they're salting or plowing and can even find out what kind of truck is being used on any street. So how many miles of plowing are we talking in A2? The city's street maintenance unit is responsible for snow removal on 358 lane miles of salt route roadway and 10 bridges.
Steven Spielberg directs Jeremy Irvine, Emily Watson and David Thewlis in War Horse (PG-13), based on the novel by Michael Morpurgo - a tale of loyalty, hope and tenacity set against a sweeping canvas of rural England and Europe during the First World War.
It begins with the remarkable friendship between a horse named Joey and a young man called Albert, who tames and trains him. When they are forcefully parted, the film follows the extraordinary journey of the horse as he moves through the war, changing and inspiring the lives of all those he meets.
John le Carré's Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is adapted by Director Tomas Alfredson for Universal Pictures into a feature film starring Gary Oldman, Colin Firth, and Tom Hardy.
This international espionage action-thriller is set at the height of the Cold War when George Smiley, a disgraced British spy, is rehired in secret by his government in fear that MI-6 has been compromised by a double agent working for the Soviets.
Christopher Hitchens, contributing editor of Vanity Fair magazine and best known for his unapologetic defense of atheism, died December 15th in Houston.
Hitchens, born in Great Britain in 1949, was a lightning rod for fury from both the left and the right. Conservative Christians were shocked by his 2007 bestseller, God Is not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything and his dissing of Mother Teresa in The Missionary Position: Mother Teresa in Theory and Practice (1995). The left howled in outrage over Hitchens' full-throated support for the US war in Iraq and for his skewering of President Clinton in No One Left to Lie to: The Triangulations of William Jefferson Clinton (1999).
Hitchens was drawn to political hotspots and wrote about these conflict for The Nation and England's The New Statesman.
A lifelong heavy drinker and smoker, Hitchens, who was 62, died of complications from esophageal cancer.
Vaclav Havel, author, dissident, and former president of Czechoslovia and the Czech Republic, died Sunday.
Havel first gained fame as a playwright and essayist, writing brilliant anti-communist pieces that landed him in jail for many years followed by decades being followed by the secret police.
He was credited with orchestrating the Velvet Revolution in 1989, a bullet-free street demonstration revolt that resulted in the toppling of the four-plus decades Communist rule in Czechoslovakia. Havel was appointed the country's tenth and last President.
In 1993, when the country was split in two, he became the first President of the Czech Republic. Under his leadership, the CR joined NATO and the European Union.
After his 2003 retirement, world leaders continued to meet with him for political advice and analysis. President Obama remarked on his passing that Havel "...proved that moral leadership is more powerful than any weapon."
Havel, who was a lifelong heavy smoker, was 75 when he died of severe respiratory distress.
Kim Jong-il, brutal dictator of North Korea for the past seventeen years, died December 17th.
Kim Jong-il was mocked and ridiculed for his short stature, elevator shoes, and fascination with all things Hollywood. However, US diplomats who met with him, learned to reassess that caricature as he continually surprised them with his political knowledge and dexterity.
Relations between the US and North Korea have teetered on a fragile balance for a very long time as Kim Jong-il pursued the development of nuclear weapons despite coordinated international condemnation and sanctions.
Kim Jong-il, secretive to the end, was 69 or 70 years old.


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(she insisted on walking down the aisle, even though a wheelchair would have been easier on her)
(you can't tell but I'm for sure crying here)
Our ceremony was so perfect for us.
I will never forget Allen's face when I first saw him and how I knew he was holding back tears as he was seeing me. I, however, was a shaky mess and started crying as soon as they opened the doors for my Dad and I.
We had so many meaningful moments including lighting the candle Allen's grandparents gave us earlier in the year, my brother reading scripture, Sam (married to Allen's sister Jenny) reading scripture, my Dad and cousin Anne singing, the organist from my parents wedding playing the organ for our wedding and of course having my Gramma in attendance was an especially big highlight to our wedding day.
The only thing I would go back and change (other than the florist getting those neon green ribbons for the pew flowers completely wrong) would be actually attempting to wear my blue shoes during the ceremony instead of my glitter flats but I was just too afraid they would slip off my heel and I would fall. I wore them during our photos before the ceremony and had such a hard time with them unfortunately.
The church was beautiful, we had our families (minus Allen's grandparents who we missed terribly) in attendance and we were getting married . . . absolute perfection to me.
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Rain from tropical system expected through Wednesday
A tropical system over the Gulf of Mexico that dropped rain on Southwest Florida on Monday and left the area vulnerable to flooding is expected to continue its deluge today, according to the National Weather Service.
"The soil is very saturated and it won't take much rain to cause problems," said Joel Ruthfuss, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service.
However, meteorologists predict that the potential for flooding should lessen throughout the day.
For now, the greatest threat from the weather system is flooding from heavy rains, said David Ross, a National Weather Service meteorologist. Soggy ground from continued rainy conditions in Southwest Florida, and particularly in Collier County, has made flooding more likely.
On Monday, the National Weather Service was not predicting strong winds on land from the tropical system, though 6-foot waves and winds gust were possible further out in the Gulf.
However, the agency did not rule out the potential for worse conditions if the system continues to develop.
"There is some uncertainty of what this system could do," Ruthfuss said.
The storm led to a flood watch and rip current warnings in South Florida.The Monroe County Sheriff's Office says Key West International Airport was closed for almost three hours Monday morning due to taxiway flooding. The Florida Division of Emergency Management is urging beachgoers to stay out of the water where red flags are posted.
Authorities say 48 accidents were reported on South Florida highways Sunday night after a day of rain. That includes nine hit-and-runs and a fatal accident in the Florida Keys involving a pedestrian.
Forecasters expect the stormy weather to continue through Wednesday.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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For "Ballo," Pountney takes off from the fact that the real King Gustavo III of Sweden was a playwright and theater buff. So Verdi's opera becomes a play staged by the tenor, abetted by his page, Oscar, and a woman who starts off dressed as his nurse but then acts the part of the fortune teller Ulrica.
Anyone who saw the recent David Alden production at the Metropolitan Opera will recognize some similarities: Oscar wears wings; Ulrica takes frequent swigs of liquor, and the opening scene ends with a jaunty chorus line.
In the finale, Pountney gives us not one but three Gustavos — the king who is assassinated during the masked ball, the king who has directed the show, and the life-size puppet king he carries in and lays atop the prompter's box. It's all a bit bewildering.
Tenor Ramon Vargas brings an urgent lyricism to the role of Gustavo, while soprano Tatjana Serjan displays a striking range of colors as his beloved Amelia. Baritone Alexey Markov is impressive as her husband, Renato, though his sound is more Slavic than Italianate. Mezzo-soprano Yvonne Naef is a vivid Ulrica, and soprano Sen Guo a spirited Oscar.
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As part of his unsolicited takeover attempt of Oshkosh Corp., billionaire investor Carl Icahn has selected "a slate of friends" for nomination to the board of directors, the company says.
Oshkosh confirmed in a statement that it received Icahn's nominees, and said 12 of the 13 are employees or affiliates of Icahn-controlled entities or repeat nominees from his previous proxy fights.
"Shareholders should be aware that Mr. Icahn selected a slate of friends, employees and affiliates so that they are focused on serving only one agenda - Carl Icahn's," Oshkosh said.
The nominees are Icahn himself, William Lasky, Jose Maria Alapont, William Leidesdorf, Daniel Ninivaggi, Marc Gustafson, James Cowan, James Nelson, Jack Wassserman, A.B. Krongard, Keith Cozza, SungHwan Cho and Hunter Gary.
No further information was immediately available about the nominees.
Last week, Oshkosh's board rejected Icahn's bid to buy the company for about $2.8 billion, or $32.50 a share. Icahn, the company's largest investor, earlier led an unsuccessful proxy fight to control the board of directors.
The billionaire investor has been a persistent critic of Oshkosh Corp., saying the company will not succeed without new management and a new strategy.


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Austin Witmer capped a furious fourth-quarter rally by Missouri State with a 33-yard field goal as time expired, giving the Bears a 27-24 victory on Saturday. Missouri State (1-6, 1-3 Missouri Valley) scored 17 points in the final 5:27 of the game. Kierra Harris hit Julian Burton with a 60-yard touchdown pass with 5:27 left and Harris found Eri Christophel for a 25-yard scoring strike with 1:45 remaining. Quarterback Josh Vander Maten rushed for 125 yards and two touchdowns for South Dakota (1-5, 0-3) and Marcus Sims gained 116 yards on the ground with a TD. Vander Maten completed 13 of 22 passes for 164 yards, but was sacked five times.
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Xero online accounting software (XRO) has acquired Wellington-based software developer Spotlight Workpapers Limited, substantially strengthening its practice solution for Accountants and Bookkeepers.
The company's software has been developed over the past 12 months to work specifically with Xero. It enables year-end compliance to be streamlined through avoiding paper processes and use of spreadsheets.
"The acquisition of Spotlight Workpapers continues our strategy of providing a compelling platform for Accountants and bookkeepers," says Xero CEO Rod Drury. "We've been very impressed with the feedback the Workpapers team have received. We've had clear signals from our Accounting partners that we should add Workpapers to our stable."
Today's acquisition follows the purchase earlier this year of Practice Management provider Max Solutions. These additions enable Xero to provide a suite of online solutions that accountants can use to run their practice in the cloud, without the need for in-house server equipment. Globally Xero has over 4300 accounting partners.
Spotlight Workpapers is in beta use by over 100 accounting and bookkeeping partners. Xero will continue to build out the functionality and scalability of the software and release it under the Xero brand in March 2013 for the Australian and New Zealand markets.
Xero purchased Spotlight Workpapers from Richard and Julie Francis, who will continue to be involved in product development and operation of the software. The acquisition price of $800,000 is made up of a combination of cash and shares, with a component of the price payable in March 2013.
"We're thrilled that Spotlight Workpapers has been acquired by Xero, allowing us to collaborate on delivering a world-class, online compliance solution to the market. Our team looks forward to building on the great response that Spotlight Workpapers has already received, with the knowledge that the experience and resources available at Xero will make Spotlight Workpapers even more compelling as a core modern practice application," says Spotlight Workpapers Executive Director Richard Francis.
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Jared age 7, with help from his brother Evan age 6, convinced their father, the manager of the game software company Ignotus Software, LCC, Tampa, Florida to use their drawings for a game they wanted to play. After over a year of hard work, Tires of Fury is the result.
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By winning, players earn tires, which are the "currency" of Tires of Fury. The game's multiple players earn those tires to upgrade their trucks abilities for acceleration, top speed and handling.
"We spent many months getting the multiplayer to work across as many phones, computers, and other devices at the same time as possible!" David said.
In response to strong customer demand, the company is now offering the game at a steep discount for the holidays season. "Jared told me he wanted as many players around the world to play his game as possible, so I'm trying my best." David said.
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MANAUS, Brazil —It's that special time in the late afternoon when the light turns golden and life seems to move at the pace of a bygone era in the square that anchors this Amazon city's opera house.
Children clamor to catch soap bubbles sent aloft by a vendor, tourists pedal by the African House on three-wheeled bikes as patrons sample juice made from the fruits of the rain forest, and the stand in the corner of the plaza turns out bowl after bowl of steaming tacaca soup.
Entering the pink opera house with its neo-classical and Greco-Roman flourishes is like stepping back into the 19th century when the rubber industry made Manaus Brazil's golden city the richest in the entire country.
It was a time when the "aroma of rubber perfumed the air," when women sent their gowns out to be laundered in Portugal, the best opera companies in the world visited and rubber barons lit their cigars with currency, says Roberio Braga, secretary of culture for Amazonas, the largest state in Brazil but one of the most sparsely populated.
But like a candle in the wind, Manaus burned so brightly only briefly, from 1879 to 1912. Then the rubber industry sputtered out, after rubber tree seeds were smuggled out of Brazil and planted by the English in Malaysia, Sri Lanka and British colonies in Africa. When England undercut Brazilian rubber in the world market, Manaus fell on hard times.
The famous opera house was shuttered for decades. "We had a very poor period. Everything was devalued," Braga said.
But the renovated opera house is once again a cultural hub, home to the Amazonas Symphony Orchestra and open for guided tours and performances, including some that are free. And Manaus is once again hoping for a star turn when it hosts four World Cup games from June 14 to June 25, with the United States playing Portugal on June 22.
"This is a special opportunity, so we must take advantage of it. This is not so much a financial windfall, but an opportunity to promote our state" and cement its reputation as a cultural and tourism center, Braga said.
There's plenty to see in Manaus starting with the Teatro Amazonas (Avenida Eduardo Ribeiro). Finished in 1896, it boasts a dome with 36,000 pieces in the colors of the Brazilian flag, the original painted stage curtain imported from Paris, and a driveway made of rubber that muffled the sounds of horses and carriages during a performance.
The Murano crystal chandeliers were imported from Italy, the pine floors noted for their acoustic properties came from Lithuania, the gilded mirrors were sent across the ocean and up the Amazon from France, and the furnishings brought in from France and Italy. And if you crane your neck toward the ceiling, the view mimics what you would see if you were looking up from under the Eiffel Tower.
The S'o Sebasti'o church, whose bells toll on the quarter hour, sits on the opposite corner from the opera house, and it's worth popping in if you're in the neighborhood.
Around the square are bars where tables are drawn out on the sidewalk and patrons take their time nursing ice-cold bottles of beer, restaurants that serve freshwater fish from the Amazon. At art galleries, cafes and souvenir shops, you'll find dolphins and monkeys carved from exotic woods, woven baskets and jewelry crafted by indigenous groups.
Familia Sulaiman, Rua 10 de Julho 603 has a good selection of handicrafts and good prices. For high-quality items, try nearby Galeria Amazonica, Rua Costa Azevedo 272.
The weather in Manaus is tropical, so after you've finished your tour of the opera house, stop by Sorvete Glacial for cones or scoops of ice cream that you buy by the weight. My favorite combo was acai made from the berries of the acai palm, maracuja (passion fruit), and cupuacu a custardy white fruit that tastes a bit like pineapple meets chocolate meets apple.
Though it sounds counter-intuitive to drink a hot soup on a steamy day, don't leave Largo de S'o Sebasti'o without stopping by Tacaca da Gisela for a spicy concoction of mandioca broth, tapioca paste, the lip-numbing jambu leaves and dried shrimp.
Mix it all together and you have tacaca, a signature dish of the Amazon. The curious melding of tang, tartness and briny shrimp is flavor heaven. It's served in the waterproofed shell of a gourd with a little wooden pick to stab the shrimp and jambu.
Walking across the black and white mosaic tiles of S'o Sebasti'o square will put you in the mood for another must-see attraction. The wave-like patterns represent the Meeting of the Waters.
Just east of Manaus, the Rio Negro joins the Rio Solim'es (the name given the Amazon River around Manaus and west to the Peruvian border) but when the two rivers meet, they don't mingle.


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HENDERSON, Ky. - Like many of the first-round playoff games around the state on Friday night, Henderson County's 49-0 win over Louisville Southern was a yawner.
Things will definitely get tougher this week as the Colonels host seventh-ranked Louisville Pleasure Ridge Park (9-2). The Panthers beat Daviess County 54-6 in another first-round blowout.
That was typical of opening weekend for Kentucky's bloated high school football postseason. There were 96 first-round games played Thursday through Saturday. Exactly half were decided by at least 40 points, including 18 games with a margin of more than 50 points and five decided by more than 60.
There were some competitive games in the first round, like Union County's 14-6 loss to Murray in 2-A, but there were too many blowouts to make the first round even worthwhile.
If the KHSAA chooses to stay with the six-class format, two teams from each district advancing to the playoffs is plenty. To make up for the loss of a game, expand the regular season to 11 games. That would certainly be preferable to watching all of these mercy-rule massacres.
The Henderson County offense was so effective Friday that Logan Spencer didn't have to punt. That's the fourth time in the last five games that has happened.
The Colonels scored on every possession except one when they turned the ball over on downs at the Southern 24 late in the second quarter when they threw five incomplete passes. "We got a little pass happy on that series," Henderson County coach Clay Clevenger said.
The passing game might be the only area of concern to come out of Friday's contest.
Quarterback Hunter Comer was 2-of-8 and just missed on several of those incomplete passes as Southern stacked its defense to try to stop the run. "We're going to have to connect on some of those passes as we go on in the playoffs. When teams load up the box against us, we've got to burn them," Clevenger said.
Comer's two completions did go for touchdowns so it's hard to complain too much.
While Rushad Whitlock pushed his season rushing total to 1,103 yards with his career-high 221 yard performance on Friday, Keileen Chappell closed in on joining him as a 1,000-yard rusher. Chappell stands at 928 yards and could eclipse the milestone mark this week. He and Whitlock could be Henderson County's first pair of 1,000-yard rushers in the same season since 2002 when Alex Fendrick and Robert Waller turned the trick.
If Henderson County beats PRP this week, the winner of the Seneca at Butler game would come to Colonel Stadium for the regional championship on Nov. 18.
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|Coarsely chopped fresh parsley
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Add the port and the herbs and cook until the liquid evaporates, 7 to 8 minutes.
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Reduce the heat to moderate and cook, uncovered, for 30 to 40 minutes, stirring from time to time.
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Season with salt and pepper.
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Bake for about 10 minutes or until the bread just turns light golden brown.
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The Ohio Water Polo Coaches Assocation will host a 3 day water polo clinic for players and coaches on May 21-23 in Columbus, Ohio. The event will feature well known water polo coach, Dante Dettamanti, former Stanford University Water Polo coach who has 8 NCAA titles and 10 NCAA Coach of the Year awards.
All players, coaches and officials are welcome as this can be very valuable for your water polo skills and knowledge.
Ohio Squirrels will be attending the University of Tennessee's Dogwood Invtitational on April 23-25.
Roster include:
Chris Mathers
Brenna Fleener
Alexis Blaxberg
Michael Jones
Nick Long
Dusty Doris
Jed Danner
Steve Coupland
Jon Martin
Mike Miles
Sarah Sander
Paul Miller
Luis Clavijo
An outdoor tournament, this compeition usually draws larger club programs in the Midwest that play year round. Wish us luck.
Ohio Squirrels took a small team to the University of Akron for the Northeast Invitational hosted by University of Akron and Cleveland Water Polo Club.
Game #1
Ohio Squirrels 9, University of Pittsburgh 8
Game #2
Ohio Squirrels 11, University of Akron 3
Game #3
Ohio Squirrels 3, Toronto 10
Game #4
Ohio Squirrels 9, Cleveland 11
4th Place overall
Practice on Sunday at University of Cincinnati from 6pm - 8pm
Come early to help set-up.
Tennessee's Dogwood Invitational has been rescheduled from April 17-18 to April 24-25
Squirrels Place 2nd at Ohio University 6th Annual Athens Showdown
Game 1
Ohio Squirrels 13, Bowling Green 0
Game 2
Ohio Squirrels 9, Ohio University 10
OU won in a 4-3 shootout
Game 3
Ohio Squirrels 9, Cleveland 3
Game 4
Ohio Squirrels 12, Ohio State 4
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Ohio Squirrels Water Polo Club & Huntington Bank Hosted the 2nd Annual Nutty Invitational on February 27-28 at the University of Cincinnati Keating Aquatics Center
Ohio Squirrels Water Polo Club Featured as USA Water Polo's March Club of the Month.
Enjoy the pictures and bio information at the following link below:
Ohio Squirrels Water Polo Club is hosting their 2nd Annual Nutty Invitational on February 27-28, 2010. This is being held at the University of Cincinnati Keating Aquatic Center. Admission is free. We hope you will come and watch.
Teams attending are:
Bracket A:
Ohio Squirrels WPC
Missouri Tigers
Ohio State Buckeyes
Central Michigan
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Bowling Green Falcons
Central Ohio (Columbus, OH)
Team Chicago
Beached Whales (Chicago, IL)
This link is a 3:30 minute video discussing how the Navy Seal program is getting creative in recruiting new potential Navy Seals. They are looking into specific sports such as water polo due to the grueling workouts and diiscipline. "Most of the sports have a real high training factor"....
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The Buffalo Bills have cut former Patriot Mark Anderson, just one year after signing the defensive end to a four year, $19.5 million contract. Anderson was expected to team up with fellow free agent DE Mario Williams to form a fearsome pass rushing duo in Buffalo, but was a disappointment in his only season with the team. He appeared in just five games before undergoing season ending surgery on his left knee, managing one sack and 12 tackles in his shortened season. Buffalo's decision to cut Anderson leaves them with a $4.5 million cap hit for 2013 due to the proration of his signing bonus. Anderson pocketed $7.9 million in guaranteed money from the contract. Anderson burst onto the NFL scene as a rookie in 2006, recording 12 sacks for the Super Bowl runner-up Chicago Bears. However, his production tapered off dramatically from 2007 to 2010, as he only managed 13 sacks in four years (3.25 per season) with Chicago and Houston. Anderson was signed by the Patriots during training c...
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This detox salad is packed with nutrient rich kale (for vibrant skin and a youthful glow), crunchy apples (sweet and fiber packed), toasty almonds (for a protein boost) and a dash of coconut. It's perfect for lunch or a light dinner. For a little more staying power, I recommend pairing this salad with a fresh carrot and celery juice or a creamy avocado toast.
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Serving Size: 1 (370 calories per serving)
1/4 head Tuscan kale*
1/2 – 1 avocado
1 small MacIntosh apple
1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons sliced almonds
Juice of 1/2 lime
Pinch sea salt and pepper
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Kale – Kale is a nutritional superstar and a health beauty favorite in our quest for radiant skin. It is full of antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits that help your body to stay vibrant and youthful.
Olive oil – Good quality fats (including avocados, "cloudy" extra virgin olive oil and nuts), enjoyed in moderation, will actually store in the body as energy and not fat which helps you lose weight in the long run.
Prepare the kale and slice it into long, thin ribbons. Drizzle with one tablespoon of olive oil, and using your hands, rub the olive oil into the kale leaves; Make sure all the kale ribbons are well coated. (Looking for a little more visual love? Head over here!) After the kale ribbons are well massaged with olive oil, set aside.
In a frying pan over medium heat toast coconut and almonds until just slightly brown around the edges.
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Three years ago I paid off a 5 year auto loan that I had for $27,000 with my credit union, where I've had an account for almost 30 years. They are reporting six 30 day lates to all three CRAs so I sent them a GW letter. I told them one of the month's that is being reported late is because my check was deposited into my dad's account instead of mine (which is off by just one digit).
They sent a letter back stating the following:
That they have found the information that is being reported in my credit profile is correct.They do not want to endanger my credit ratingor destroy the good relationship I have maintained in the past. They have notified all three CRAs that the information that was reported is correct and no changes will need to be made.
Does anyone know of a good response to this that I could send to them? I don't know why they act like the information they are reporting is correct as though it would really kill them to stop reporting the 30 day lates. This is going to remain on my CR for another 7 years, since paid accounts remain on CRs for 10 years after they are paid off. Is this really hurting my FICO since the lates are over 3 years old? (as in would it really make a difference if they are there or not?)
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For a lower end price range hotel it offered a lot of great amenities like the microwave and refrigerator in the room, it has a nice pool and the breakfast waffle bar was great. The staff was friendly.
The roms were lean but they could use a little up dating.
It smelled like somebody was smocking in the room, flood was sticky, some white stuff in the toilet, very poor cleaning services. Did not like it at all.
Was able to lay in a bed for a night. Clean floors in the room. Didn't feel like I had to brush my feet off before laying in bed.
Getting into bed, made a loud slam onto the floor. Same effect would happen when rolling in bed. My room was facing the railroad track and didn't realize there was a railroad till I heard it pass by. No wi-fi available at time of stay. No little bottles of shampoo, unless hotels stop providing things like that.
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The only issue in the room we stayed in was that the shower curtan was dirty and there was mold in the grout of the shower and along the caulking on the outside of the shower.
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The pool was closed/ Breakfast was only continental
Convenient location.
Room appeared as if it needed renovation.We were supposed to get a room by front desk but instead was assigned a room that had another guest inside and then next room was in between two construction trucks
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Rude staff, looked like an antique place without any computers. The guy on the front desk hiding behind the anti theft glass gave me a hand written receipt. There was trash in the trash can in the room.
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My horse moved to a new barn in july. Now, he goes out daily whereas before he went out once every week or so. I've noticed that his feet are taking quite a beating lately - chipping, wearing unevenly. I assume this is because the ground is hard and he really likes to play hard and run harder while hes out there. He also got switched from Purina strategy to kent dynasty show feed. He had amazing feet that farriers dream of trimming. They grew quickly, evenly, and were healthy and strong. Now, they aren't growing as quickly and they are not as healthy.
Should I do a hoof supplement with him or is it normal for them to crack, chip, and wear unevenly when he spends hours or overnight outside? If I should supplement, should I look for just a biotin supplement or something for hoof and coat? I'm so used to him being such as easy keeper all the way around and now he's not.
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Did you change farriers when you changed barns?
Some chipping is not a bad thing. Self trimming.
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Yeah, I had to. I moved too far away for my farrier to come out for a trim. Hes only had 1 trim with this new guy. The guy is young, but trained under a well-respected and much sought after farrier in the area. my farrier didn't know anyone in the area to give any suggestions. He locked to do a good job when he came out. The angles were the same if not very close, but he didn't do any measuring or anything like that.
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Anyone else? Thoughts? Opinions?
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