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Crappy game Crappy gameCrappy game. Totally rigged. Glad it's free. This game freezes constantly no realism to blackjack. The dealer consistently gets 20 the majority of the time. It won't let you get more money to double down if you don't have the money with you. Lousy support when you lose money when it crashes. Too bad 1 star is the lowest rating I can give. SMHKevin Berry 9 months ago
Title? Oh i know.. SCAM Title? Oh i know.. SCAMDealers win most of the time. The chance you win is 2.5 out of 10.Sunkillsmoon 9 months ago
I'm Losing! I'm Losing!I love playing this game almost everyday. My problem with it as of late is while I'm in an intense game the "Network Error" will appear SEVERAL times and when it finally "Connects" 3-4 rounds have been played that I didn't even play!😡 which in point I've lost $ in the Tournament section! I want my $$$ back!!!A$ap Keef 9 months ago
Blackjack player Blackjack playerIt's a fun interactive game of blackjack. When I first started playing it, it was very easy to win. Now I find that the house has way too many blackjacks and no matter how good my hand is, the house is always better. Feel like I have better odds at a real casino. Abzorba also has a slot app! I definitely don't recommend it. It's a money pit with very small payout!Beyond aggravated 9 months ago
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The information about the disk being dynamic and the private region information are all stored directly on the disk itself. If the disk is dynamic and is moved to another server it will still be dynamic unless it is a different disk or the data on the disk has been altered/deleted during the move process.
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NEW YORK — Crowds jammed Times Square on Tuesday to ring in 2014, braving bone-chilling cold and ultra-tight security for the chance to see Miley Cyrus, a final countdown from a U.S. Supreme Court justice and the drop of the shimmering crystal ball.
The sea of horn-tooting, hat-wearing humanity that filled the Crossroads of the World was part celebration, part endurance sport because post-Sept. 11 security measures force spectators into pens at least 12 hours in advance, with no food, no warmth and no place to go to the bathroom.
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The curious case of Wesley Sneijder - originally posted on Soccerlens.comOf all the stories doing the rounds in the twice-yearly silly-season that is the transfer window, the one involving Wesley Sneijder is the most baffling. This is the player who, just two years ago, was hailed as the man that should have beaten Lionel Messi to the Ballon d'Or, after the Dutchman's majestic performances inspired his club to Champions League success and his country to the World Cup final. And yet just over two years later, Sneijder seems to be on his way from Inter Milan to Turkish side Galatasary for a reported fee of £10 million. In what sounded like an attempt to paint a far rosier picture of the situation than some football observers would suggest, Sneijder's agent Soren Lerby told Gazzetta dello Sport: "Now the decision lies with him, anything is possible in football and Turkey is fast becoming a hot destination." Hot it may be, at least in the literal sense of the word. But Sneijder's pref...
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There is still a winter chill in the air, and the American League East race has already gotten hot and heavy.
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In France, meanwhile, the Socialist presidential candidate François Hollande, who would drub Sarkozy if elections were held today, has had to warn his party against stoking anti-German sentiment. Arnaud Montebourg, the new leader of the left wing of the Socialist party, has complained that France is being subjected to a German "diktat." The non-Keynesian Germans listening to Merkel came away with the opposite worry. They were unsettled when she confidently stated: "The present -crisis in the euro area is above all a crisis of confidence." That is not what most German voters say, and they may take it as a sign that Merkel, faced with French demands, is going to fold like a cheap card table.
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Ask Aunt Judith: Turkey Day success is in the preparation
HAPPY THANKSGIVING, ALMOST: It's T-Day minus 24 or so hours and anyone with an interest in good results is busy prepping for tomorrow.
Often cooks tell me their greatest challenge on such occasions is getting everything — turkey, dressing and side dishes to come out simultaneously.
Timing, as they say, is everything.
What you accomplish today will have a marked effect on the how much time you have to cook tomorrow. The less that's left waiting, the better off you'll be.
The following are day-before tips for getting everything, including yourself, to the table intact and looking as if were no trouble at all.
■ Make a list of what has to be done in the order it needs to be done. Edit if you must or ask for help. Stay flexible but stay organized.
■ Set the table now. Gathering and moving plates, cutlery and glasses through a hectic kitchen is a time killer. Assemble all your platters, bowls and serveware too.
■ Make or finish desserts. If meringue pie is a must-have, you're stuck making it before the turkey goes in tomorrow morning but otherwise, check the sweets off your list.
■ Make ahead as many side dishes as possible. Congealed salads are easy but mashed sweet potatoes can be poured in a casserole and refrigerated; add marshmallows and bake tomorrow. Casseroles with cracker and crumb toppings get the same treatment (bag the buttered crumbs, refrigerate and bring to room temp before using).
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We had a wonderful weekend stay at Flint Hill Farm in March. Just simply loved the fact that we could roam about the farm and participate in farm activities such as collecting eggs (which we ate for breakfast, yummy), making cheese and watching the births of baby goats. Great educational value for kids and a fun time all around. Especially playing with the baby goats (for hours!) was a highlight for our little one! Rooms were perfectly clean, of course on the farm you have to expect to get dirty, that's half the fun! Breakfast was plentiful and tasty, with most of the food homemade on the farm (breads, yogurt, cheese, eggs, milk...). Overall, the stay exceeded our expectations, left us refreshed and with a lot of memories.
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With an eye to getting a few animals for our small starter farm, I booked the Farm Stay to get a first hand experience of what work would be entailed. The effort that goes into caring for their well-tended and friendly animals gave me more knowledge than any book or seminar could have. First off, the room was lovely, warm, and so comfortable that it took me mere moments to fall asleep after my busy day. Breakfast was homey around the large farm table with good company and so rewarding, knowing that we had gathered the eggs and watched the milking. EVERYONE was involved in our stay. Rebecca took us to feed the horses, cows, ducks, pig and calves, sharing practical information on their care, feeding, temperment, and clearly loving all of them. Later she showed us the cheese making process. Bens' knowledge of chickens and devotion to his charges was everything we needed to give us an idea of how to start up our own flock. Rebecca Too spent hours on everything we would need to know for a goat operation and gave us much to think about as opposed to getting a cow for milk and cheese. Kathy was up before the sun to tend to her chickens, gather eggs, pour milk for breakfast and have coffee ready for her guests. The conversation was friendly and informative and I came away with a real respect for milking cows - they are much bigger in person than I thought. There were more people than I can name that took the time to take us around and patiently share their expertise and experiences in tending and caring for farm animals than I can name, but they made our weekend just incredible. If you want a REAL education on what it takes to put food on the table with the warmest and friendliest group of people I've ever met, this is it.
4,6 sur novembre 24, 2014
I surprised my boyfriend with an overnight stay and cheese making class at Flint Hill for his birthday. The owner was very nice and accommodating and we had a wonderful farm experience along with the cheese making class. The accomodations were very nice, clean, and the fireplaces inside the home are a nice touch.
5 sur octobre 13, 2014
Just got back from a weekend at Flint Hill. We had a wonderful time tending to the animals, milking cows and goats, collecting and washing chicken eggs, and making mozzarella and cheddar cheese! The farm house was warm and cozy, and Kathy was a wonderful host. We awakened to a great breakfast every morning, and then went outside and shared in the farming chores. We learned so much from Kathy, Bruce, Rebecca, Mike, and Theresa who were all farming experts and could answer all of our questions. It was a life-changing experience and we left feeling quite connected to the people and animals at Flint Hill.
3,8 sur septembre 05, 2014
Great place to visit to see the farm in action, play with animals, see milking, help collect eggs etc. very relaxing and welcoming atmosphere. The host is fantastic.
5 sur juillet 22, 2014
We were immediately welcomed to be an active part if the animal farming operation: milking cows and goats, feeding animals, gathering eggs. Plenty of time to relax and participate as we wanted. Staff is really available to educate, answering questions and doing extra things to make the stay fun and educational. I recommend bringing a packed lunch/dinner unless you want to drive out to a nearby town to eat out. Be prepared to get dirty and be outside. Our 4 AnD 1 1/2 year led loved it.
3,6 sur juillet 11, 2014
If you want a clean room to sleep in and updated bathroom...this is the place for you. If you want a bug free, web free barn, and beautiful green pastures...this is not the place for you. For heaven's sake this is a REAL farm. We had a blast. My grandson worked 12 hour days doing his chores. Feeding all the animals, milking the goats, hey, he wouldn't even stop to eat dinner, at 7 PM, because he wasn't done milking. Not only did he learn the magic and importance of a farm, he now wants to be a farmer. AND when we got home he asked his suburban parents for chores. It's been two weeks since our two night farm stay and he is still talking about. Did I mention that he is only 4? Well done Nana! Thank you Farmer Kathy and farmhand Bridget for an extraordinary experience.
4,6 sur juin 21, 2014
I stayed in the RV during a recent visit to PA. The farm is gorgeous and peaceful and filled with animals of every kind. Everyone is very friendly and Kathy, the hostess, went WAY out of her way to ensure that I had a good experience. The breakfasts are phenomenal. Very unique experience, good value, and I will be back soon!
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mcdonnough was taken down in OT was ease.
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yup. i thought kraisser was gonna pin him w/ the cradle.
mcdonnough was taken down in OT was ease.
that delgado match was awesome.
it was ryan. i think they wrestled in jr. divisions. spencer's a bit older. regardless, mango won. still impressed though. thielke was able to beat sentes, a grown dude in his early 20s. is thielke...
yea, i had planned on going, but when tickets were still on sale, there weren't any seats available side by side.
will this be streamed anywhere?
i saw him at the ufc card in virginia earlier this year. it was his ufc debut and he lost to a scrub via guillotine choke. i believe he fought a few weeks ago and won an unimpressive split decision...
that's pretty badass of dake. but really, why wouldn't he compete at 165 if he was able to in freestyle and beat both taylor and caldwell? during last year's university nationals, he lost to howe,...
i'll be going. hopefully they'll be some other good match-ups. are redshirt wrestlers eligeable to enter as well?
i love the way metcalf wrestles, but in terms of pure talent and athleticsm, he's not quite at the level in freestyle. i was rooting for him throughout this tourney, but starting w/ the oliver bout,...
damn, great comeback by frayer, but i was hoping to see metcalf in the olympics.
i dont understand why the finals aren't shown online.
what time is this kicking off? i thought the finals were supposed to start at 6 ET.
metcalf vs. frayer rematch in the finals at 66kg.
this nbc stream isn't working so well this morning.
he's facing metcalf in the first round.
is the winner of dake/marable facing paulson for true third?
wow, dake just whupped taylor. poor DT looked like he was on the burst of tears.
was mason hurt towards the end of the season? i know winston's had injury issues in the past, but i figured mason would place in the top 5 this year.
anyone give schattler a chance at beating metcalf or ware? i think he beat ware not too long ago.
i think taylor takes him down rather easily. a lot of lesser guys have had success shooting in on dake's legs, but more often than not, unable to finish. taylor finishes very well once he gets in on...
it's not like caldwell sucks in freestyle. hasn't he placed 3rd in u.s open or world team trials before? i'm sure he was rusty, weary of his injury prone body and mentally not prepared. having said...
didnt their head coach leave or something before the post season? not sure what happened. one of them was a transfer too, i believe.
these two were both ranked in the nation and had impressive showings at beast of the east. i noticed neither of them competed in the post season tourneys. any word on what happened?
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This painting depicts the action between 20 May and 4 June that summer, when 366,162 men of the British Expeditionary Force and Allied forces were evacuated to England under difficult conditions. The port of Dunkirk and the two moles, or large jetties that pointed out seawards, were the main evacuation points, although many were also taken off the beaches west and north of the town. The evacuation was hindered by aircraft attacks and the shellfire from German artillery positions.
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The Justice Secretary insisted it was "never true" to suggest people who contribute cash to Conservative coffers would receive policies in return, adding donors give money as they believe a Tory government is "best for Britain".
Labour has sought to step up pressure on the Prime Minister by accusing him of seeking to finance the Tory campaign with Russian funds, while £160,000 was paid to the party by a Russian oligarch's wife in return for a tennis match with him and the London Mayor. Mr Cameron has insisted Vladimir Chernukhin, who served as deputy finance minister in Vladimir Putin's first administration, is not a crony of the Russian president and it would be "the wrong thing" to give the money back.
Asked if the tennis match is going ahead, Mr Grayling told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "Well, the tennis match is going ahead because it's a donation from a British woman, a British citizen who is perfectly entitled to make a donation. In that particular case this was a British woman who happens to be married to a former Russian minister."


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Authorities are reminding everyone to secure their prescription medications following the accidental overdose of 2 young children Thursday morning. Mankato Public Safety officers were called to a home where at least 2 children were thought to have taken a large amount of Valium pills accidentally. The children were taken to the Emergency room, and their current condition is unknown. Prescription drug abuse is the biggest drug problem law enforcement agencies deal with in the local area. Special prescription drug collection events are taking place around the area this Saturday for unused and unwanted medications. The "Take It To The Box" prescription drop-offs take place from 10am to 2pm at local police departments and other locations across southern Minnesota.
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1,395 West Nile Virus Cases, 38 Deaths in U.S.
So far this year, there have been 38 deaths among the 1,395 reported human cases of West Nile virus in 38 states, a federal study found.
Of the 1,395 cases as of Sept. 11, the median age of patients was 49 and 770 (56 percent) of the cases occurred in males. There have been 136 reported cases of West Nile virus detected in blood donors, including 33 in California, 20 in Texas, 13 in Oklahoma, 11 in South Dakota, nine in Minnesota, and seven each in Missouri and North Dakota.
Of those 136 cases, two people subsequently had neuroinvasive illness and 31 later developed West Nile fever.
More than 1,200 dead birds with West Nile virus infection have been reported in 29 states and New York City, and infections have been reported in horses in 26 states, one dog in Oregon, 11 squirrels in California, and three unidentified animal species in Idaho and Montana.
The findings are published in the Sept. 14 issue of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
Reduce Meat Consumption and Help Fight Climate Change?
You can help fight climate change by eating less meat, says a paper in this week's issue of The Lancet medical journal.
The authors of the paper said agriculture accounts for 22 percent of the world's greenhouse gas emissions -- about the same as industry and more than that of cars and other forms of transportation. And livestock production accounts for nearly 80 percent of agricultural emissions, Agence France-Presse reported.
Currently, average meat consumption worldwide is 100 grams (3.5 ounces) per person per day. But the average in rich countries is 200 to 250 grams (7 to 8.8 ounces), compared to 20 to 25 grams (0.71 to 0.88 ounces) in poor countries.
The paper's authors said the global average should be reduced to 90 grams (3.17 ounces) per day per person by 2050. That means that people in rich countries need to reduce their meat intake to the equivalent of one hamburger per day, AFP reported.
Not only would that benefit the environment, it would also improve health by lowering the risk of heart disease, obesity, colorectal cancer, and perhaps other kinds of cancers, the authors said.
Older Siblings May Stunt Younger Children's Growth
Having older siblings may stunt the growth of younger children, say researchers at University College London in England. This is especially true if older siblings are brothers.
The study found that children in larger families were likely to be shorter than average, BBC News reported.
The researchers analyzed data from 14,000 families and found that children with three siblings were 2.5 centimeters (one inch) shorter than the average height for their age.
Multiple siblings may spread thin the resources that parents can offer their children, the researchers suggested.


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A century ago, the South Pole was one of Earth's last frontiers, but now the Antarctic is under threat from human activity.
Led by Monash University's Professor Steven Chown, a multidisciplinary team of experts from around the globe has set out the current and future conservation challenges facing the Antarctic in a Policy Forum article published today in Science.
The team analysed the effectiveness of the existing Antarctic Treaty System for protecting the region, one of the world's largest commons, from the threats of climate change and, as technology improves, increasing prospects of use of the Antarctic's natural resources.
Using a horizon scanning approach, the team determined that the major short-term threats included climate change impacts on marine systems, marine resource use, ocean acidification, invasive alien species, pollution, habitat alteration, and regulatory challenges within the Treaty system.
Professor Chown, incoming Head of Biological Sciences at Monash said the impacts of climate change were particularly worrying.
"Interactions between resource use and climate change are especially significant threats," Professor Chown said.
"Climate change is increasing the risk of the introduction of non-indigenous species. Several alien species, which have track records of being highly invasive, are already present in the Peninsula region and the risks are growing."
The team also looked at the likely situation in half a century. In the longer-term, climate change impacts on terrestrial systems, and the impacts of ocean acidification on marine organisms are growing threats.
Professor Chown said that the Treaty system remains effective, but swifter decision-making and more collaboration were vital if the Antarctic was to be conserved.
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In one hour eyes blink 900 times. Assuming constant rate of eye blink each hour eye will blink 8 times than one hour in 8 hours.
Eye blink in one hour `= 900`
Eye blink in eight hours `= 900xx8 = 7200`
So the eye will blink 7200 times approximately within 8 hours.
It is given that eyes blink 900 times each hour. To determine how many times you would blink your eyes in 8 hours multiply the number of times eyes blink in an hour by the number of hours.
Multiplying 800 by 9 gives 800*9 = 7200.
In 8 hours you would blink your eyes 7200 times.
Since a eye blinks 900 times a hour, to find out how many times in 8, you simply multiply by 8.
900*8= 72,000 times a eye blinks in 8 hours
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Welcome to PCTOnline's webinars. Below, you'll find an archive of our webinar offerings, linking directly to the videos, or in the case of upcoming webinars, the registration pages. Please check back often, as we are continuously updating with new, pertinent industry webinars.
Upcoming Webinars
August 19, 2015
Mergers and & Acquisitions Virtual Conference
PCT is pleased to be hosting its Fourth Annual Mergers and & Acquisitions Virtual Conference on Aug. 19. Designed for anyone exploring the possibility of a sale, currently in the market for acquisitions, or laying the groundwork for succession planning, this half-day virtual event provides expert advice from some of the industry's leading authorities on mergers and acquisitions and family business issues. One of the most exciting aspects of this event is that it is virtual meaning attendees will learn from the comfort of their home or office.
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December 11, 2014
Sponsored Webinar: Innovations in Soft Bait Rodenticide
An encore presentation of Liphatech's Eraticate road show presented by Liphatech's John Murphy and Ted Bruesch. The webinar reviews how Liphatech's newest products deliver great results and provide a boost to a PMP's IPM program..
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December 4, 2014
Sponsored Webinar: Evolution of Bed Bug Control
Featuring industry consultant Paul Bello and AMVAC's Jeff Alvis and Charles Silcox, Ph.D., the webinar covered how control tools have evolved and provided insights into a new tool for managing bed bugs, and other pests, NUVAN Directed Spray.
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May 2014
Fly Management in Food Facilities
Nisus' Rob Schwalb provides tips for fly management in food facilities and discusses how Nisus products are important tools in this line of work.
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April 2014
Field Evaluations of Vapor Effects on Bed Bugs
Learn about recent research conducted in the Virginia Tech Urban Entomology Laboratories in a free webinar presented by CIRKIL Rag in a Bag.
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March 2014
Termidor HE Webinar
BASF Pest Control Solutions technical specialist Dr. Bob Davis provides a technical overview on Termidor H•E High-Efficiency-Termiticide. This is one of three regional webinars and for more information about your region, contact your BASF sales rep or call 800-777-8570.
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Effective Pest Management in an Era of Label Restrictions
Rockwell Labs' Dr. Cisse Spragins and Mike Tweedy discuss how the company's products are a good fit for PCOs in this current era of label restrictions.
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January 2014
Baiting Is Best
Dow AgroSciences presented a webinar for pest management professionals, property managers, facility managers and others involved in termite control. During the one-hour "Baiting Is Best" webinar, two industry veterans — Len Land, CEO of Coppermines Pest Control, and Mark Nadolski, COO of Russell's Pest Control, Knoxville, Tenn. — shared how termite baits add value for their customers, employees and businesses.
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February 2013
Alpine Family of Insecticides
BASF has established its leadership in nonrepellent technology with Termidor and Phantom products. A new, non-repellent family of products is emerging that features the active ingredient, dinotefuran. The Alpine family of products will soon feature a water soluble granule product for indoor or outdoor spray treatments. In this hour-long webinar Jeff Tucker discussed products, technology, features, and benefits of the Alpine family.
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May 2013
Avitrol is an economical and highly effective product that has been available to Pest Control Operators for over 40 years. Learn how to effectively use Avitrol products in today's world. Topics to be covered include: What is Avitrol? How does Avitrol work? How will Avitrol affect my bottom line? Will pest birds return? How to bait in difficult areas. What information should I give to my client on what to expect when using Avitrol?
TAPping Into A New Revenue Stream
Learn what pest control insulation is, why it is a growing service offering and how it can fit into your business model. Also learn about insulation removal and why it is such a good fit with wildlife as well as rodent service offerings. Rick Harris, a 25-year veteran in the industry who sold TAP for over 10 years for a major PMP will share his experience with this opportunity and give a clear overview of a successful business model that can work for your organization.
Techniques to Reduce Rodent Control Callbacks
Call-backs are expensive! This webinar, presented by Liphatech's Ted Bruesch, reviews tactics for eliminating rodent infestations as quickly as possible and preventing their recurrence. The session included techniques for house mice, Norway rats and roof rats.
Closing Crawlspaces - Generate New Revenue & New Customers
Closing crawlspaces can create large ticket jobs for your company, create ongoing renewal revenue and give you a steady source of new customers. This hour long webinar will help you determine if this opportunity is right for your company. Hosted by Billy Tesh President of Pest Management Systems in Greensboro, N.C., and principal in crawlspacedepot.com. Tesh is one of the pioneers of closing crawlspaces and will provide a clear overview of this business model from a management and technician's standpoint.
New Bedlam Plus
This webinar is intended to introduce Bedlam Plus to PMPs and educate you about its product advantages and proper use. New Bedlam Plus is the latest bed bug control product from MGK with dual action technology to kill even the toughest pyrethroid resistant bed bugs and their eggs.
Understanding Rodenticide Formulations: The Key to Optimal Control
Rodenticide formulations have certainly changed over the decades. At one point, pellets and tracking powder were very popular; now it is mini blocks and soft bait. Ted Bruesch, technical manager at Liphatech, will explain why different types of product have evolved over time. He also will explain the optimal situations for using different types of modern-day formulations.
Eliminating Outdated Field Service Processes with Mobile Technology
Brother Mobile Solutions, Motorola, and ScanTrak can help all Pest Control companies create an efficient, ROI Solution for managing their field service teams. This solution consists of the software, handhelds, and mobile printers all designed to meet the tough requirements in the Pest Control Market.
Spider Webinar
Pest management professionals may be spending time reading the headlines about bed bugs, ants and cockroaches, but another pest group is a perennial complaint generator: spiders. Join PCT for an informative webinar on spider biology and integrated management. Learn how to approach spider infestations using IPM techniques from renowned industry consultant Austin Frishman and Joe Barile, technical service lead, Bayer Environmental Science. Basic biology, behavior and management tips will be presented during this webinar.
Full Mobile Solution for the Pest Control Market
Brother Mobile Solutions, Motorola, and Pest Pac Software hosted a webinar titled "Full Mobile Solution for the Pest Control Market." The one-hour webinar explains how Brother Mobile Solutions, Motorola, and Pest Pac Software can help pest control companies create an efficient, ROI solution for the field. This solution consists of the software, handhelds, and mobile printers designed for the pest control market.
Webinar: A Whole Structure Approach to Bed Bug Treatments Sponsored by Dow AgroSciences
Acclaimed bed bug researcher Dr. Dini Miller, associate professor at Virginia Tech University, presented a webinar titled "A Whole-House Approach to Bed Bug Treatments." The webinar, sponsored by Dow AgroSciences, reviews how fumigation is a comprehensive and efficacious bed bug treatment strategy. The webinar also focuses on the need for PCOs to communicate effectively with residents, which Miller describes as one of the major bed bug treatment challenges she's observed.


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After a brief public hearing and a whirlwind deliberation session, the Martha's Vineyard Commission on Thursday unanimously approved a community center for the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) on Black Brook Road.
The community center is in fact already partially built. The tribe first broke ground on the center in the spring of 2004; the building remains half-finished.
Chief medicine man Luther T. Madison blessed the latest ambulance of the tri-town fleet in a ceremony held on the lawn of the tribal administration building on Sept. 17. Present were tribal members, members of tribal council, tribal staff, tri-town emergency medical technicians, Aquinnah selectmen, Aquinnah fire chief Walter Delaney and Aquinnah police chief Randhi Belain.
The Legend of Moshup is an ancient creation story from the Wampanoag oral tradition. It tells of the giant Moshup, the personification of the immense forces of nature, deciding to settle here after a long journey, and dragging his foot to separate Martha's Vineyard from the mainland and plow up the Cliffs of Gay Head. Scraps from his dinner table are the fossilized bones and teeth of ancient life forms found there.
A sandy path to Lobsterville Beach in Aquinnah has been reopened to the public, halting, at least for now, a contentious land-use battle between the town and the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah).
In a letter to the Aquinnah selectmen dated Aug. 12, tribal council chairman Cheryl Andrews-Maltais confirmed that the path would be reopened.
Creating sanctuaries and aggressively managing the protection of juveniles are two of the low-cost ways towns can jump-start their bay scallop fishery, according to the results of a five-year study into how to promote the growth of bay scallops in local coastal ponds.
Adding another twist to the high-stakes gamble for who will win the right to use the ocean waters around the Vineyard for industrial wind power development in the name of green energy progress, a formerly prominent member of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) has publicly disputed the claim that Nantucket Sound is sacred ground traditionally used by the tribe for sunrise ceremonies.
The Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) has agreed to lease its shellfish hatchery on the shore of Menemsha Pond to the Martha's Vineyard/Dukes County Fishermen's Association for $100 to raise winter flounder. The partnership is part of a federally funded two-year $308,000 National Sea Grant project to find ways to restore one of the most troubled fish resources in Southern New England.
The seventh annual Aquinnah Powwow at Aquinnah Circle began Saturday at noon with the Grand Entry, a procession of dancers and drummers. Members of 10 nations were in attendance, and the powwow also honored tribal veterans and elders.
Members of the Narragansett Tribe certainly had the most representation, with Hiawatha Brown as the arena director, head dancers Christian and Leah Hopkins, Dean Stanton, who always has a remarkable style of dance, and members of the Hazard family in attendance.
The Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) will develop a cooperative management plan for the Menemsha Pond with $181,590 in tribal wildlife grants from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
The management plan would not only ensure the proper management of the bay scallop resource in Menemsha Pond, but also create a framework for management of other important resources, such as American oysters, herring species, winter flounder, American eels, and any other resource found in the connected pond system, according to a statement from the federal officials.
As the plan to build a resort-style casino in Southeastern Massachusetts continues to run into roadblocks, the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) is quietly moving to complete construction work on the tribal community center in Aquinnah where it wants to open a high-stakes bingo hall.
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9. Stream the milk on top spreading it all over and flatten the top.
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I have had some problems recently with my laptop. I had reformat my hard drive twice in the past month. Now it is running very sluggishly and sometimes give me a startup message asking me to delete the saved startup information or something like that. I have run dskchk twice on it which has made some improvements on performance (my internal speakers came back). After this, I ran SeaTools- the drive failed every scan I ran. Well the problem with SeaTools is that I don't think it fixes the problems it finds, which doesn't really help me.
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How to Make a Photo Translucent
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Just dial down the "opacity" setting and save it as a new file.
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Aileen, actually, you will have to decrease the opacity of the image on top in order to see through to the photo you want to use as a background. With careful layer masking, you'll be able to see both in full opacity by painting out portions of the top layer.
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If I understood the question, Aileen wants to use a photo as a background, but not fully exposed. That is how I understood it. John is right, by the way, in that the "translucent" photo you wish to make must be reduced in opacity. The only way to do that is to make a COPY first of the background (photo) you want to use. You can then dial down the opacity of the COPY and move it to the uppermost layer.
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Thanks, guys, I have managed to do it with your help! Aileen
Rich Collins
This question's answer seems not so obvious to me. Is there a tool selected which allows for Opacity dial down? Or is this done through another method?
Once a Copy (Duplicate?) is made, then what?
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It is really not a tool. In Adobe PS it is a slider that appears above your "layers" on the right side of the screen.
When you first bring in a photo to Adobe, it is called the "background" layer. You can not adjust the opacity of this layer; so you need to make a copy of the layer. Only the (copy) can be adjusted with the opacity slider now.
Here is just a example of translucency. The two photos are easily reversed so one will appear over the other.
Hope this helped a little and didn't confuse you further.
Rich Collins
Thank you Pete.
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I have been trying this and I am missing something. Could you give the instructions step by step please? When you duplicate, do you duplicate the image or in layers? I am not doing something right. Thanks!
Rich Collins
Hi Linda, I've only done this once & I don't have PS open at present but as I recall I opened any image, I drag down to the Copy Background icon at the bottom right of Layer Palette,& release. Now you will have a Background Copy. click on this to highlight & here you can move sliders of both Opacity & Fill to whatever degree looks right. Save then close the Background.
Now open another image if you like & the Move Tool will place it where you like over the background Copy. Then click to highlight this one, & slide away again for the look you like.
I think I remember this correctly. Let us know how this worked. If it didn't I'll try again.
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It still isn't working right! Grrrr
I think I am a photoshop idiot! Does anyone have the time to go step by step, literally, on how to do this? I am missing something somewhere. Thanks!
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You can start with opening the background photo. Make a duplicate layer of the image(that's the one you end up fading)
Make a new layer and fill that with white or black(or any color you like), and move this layer so that it is in between the duplicated background and the original background.
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Choose the dup bckgrnd layer and use the slider for the opacity, and flatten when you're done.
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The Australian Packaging and Processing Machinery Association is Australia's national organisation, representing the packaging and processing machinery industry.
What a start the APPMA has had to 2015. AUSPACK 2015, member networking dinners in Melbourne and Sydney and a joint APPMA/AIP technical dinner are just some of the activities that have made for a very busy, valuable and productive start to the year.
On behalf of the APPMA Board I am proud to announce AUSPACK 2015 was an outstanding success delivering positive results on all fronts. We saw trends unfold, networks forged and the future of Australia's Packaging and Processing industry on show.
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AUSPACK 2015 will be remembered not only for its size, the quality of the exhibits and the number of visitors but also for the celebration of 30 years in delivering the latest in packaging and processing machinery and solutions for businesses throughout Australasia.Read more
Over 380 people were in attendance at the Crown Towers when the Australian Packaging and Processing Machinery Association (APPMA) announced the winners for the 2015 APPMA Industry Excellence Awards which are supported by Agility, Midway Metals, PKN and SMC Australia.
In front of over 380 people during the 2015 APPMA Industry Excellence Awards at the Crown Towers the APPMA announced the winner of the seventh annual scholarship program which enables one person each year to study a Diploma in Packaging Technology. Due to the quality submissions that were received this year the APPMA has provided two scholarships. The winners of the 2015 APPMA Scholarship are Alysha Baggett, Packaging Technologist, Frucor Beverages and Alexandra Brayshaw, Accessibility Design Researcher, Arthritis Australia.


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This was his spot.
It was here where my husband's name and picture was placed next to a race column he faithfully wrote every Friday for the past few years.
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It was here that he proudly wrote about the night when young Andy Galgoci edged out multiple-time Mt. Pleasant Speedway track champion Rich Robinson Jr. for his first career modified feature win. It was also here that with a heavy heart he wrote about the passing of one of his heroes, local race legend Dennis Boyce.
Today, I will try and make him proud as I step in.
Tonight will be a special and emotional night for many at the Mt. Pleasant Speedway. Family, friends, race fans and drivers will gather to pay tribute to my best friend, husband Jeremy "Jake" Dickman who passed away on March 5, 2012 just 53 days before Mt. Pleasant Speedway's opening night. Opening night at the speedway was a night Jake longed for since he was a child.
As I sit here searching for the right words, I think about the first time Jake took me to the races at Mt. Pleasant. It was opening night 2001. I have never seen someone so excited. You would have thought it was Christmas morning. That night I learned why Jake loved this sport and the track so much. It was his grandpa, Carl McCrumb, who passed down his passion for racing to Jake. McCrumb was a former racer in the 1950s and 1960s in the old Jalopy Class. Before he died in1998, he spent every Friday night in the stands year after year at Mt. Pleasant with Jake along with Jake's mom Cathy Dickman and grandma Phyllis McCrumb.
After opening night in 2001, Jake and I started going to the races together every Friday night. We became more and more involved with the track every year. He had already been running the Mt. Pleasant Speedway web site, so we decided to team up and run it together. He wrote the stories and added content while I took all the pictures. In 2002 we began to sponsor the Mt. Pleasant Speedway Rookie of the Year Awards, and for a few years we had the honor of judging "Best Looking Car" for each class. We did anything and everything we could to support and promote the track and its drivers and I will continue to do so.
As hard as it is to be at the track without him beside me, I still go because it's where we would normally be on a Friday night. His spirit and energy is all around there, so it's also comforting to be there. The VIP booth will never be the same, but if I close my eyes tight enough I can still see him sitting there beside me.
I know Jake hoped to pass his passion for racing down to our four-year-old daughter Maggie. He often talked about getting Maggie in a racecar one day. That thought made me a little nervous. We took Maggie along with us last year to the races for the first time, and I could see the pride in Jake's face as he and Maggie leaned over together and watched. I am so grateful we shared that moment together as a family. That picture will never fade away.
It was also Jake's hope that I too would one day climb into a racecar. Quite a few years back I did participate in a "Fun Night" powder puff race at Mt. Pleasant, but it was this year on June 15 I had the opportunity to drive on a real race night. With the help and encouragement from great friends Andy Galgoci and Chris Ryan, I took the field in Kyle Galgoci's #13 Stock 4. Kyle was out of town that night, so he and his dad Todd were happy to let me use their car. When I crossed the finish line and saw the checkered flag fly that night in the feature emotions ran high. I could just picture him standing there waiting for me in the pits proud and excited.
Getting back to tonight. The Mt. Pleasant Speedway is located at 4658 East River Road. Gates open at 4 p.m., qualifying starts at 6:30 p.m., and racing starts at 7:45 p.m. Late models $3000 to win, Modifieds $2000 to win, and Stock 4's $200 to win.
For each feature race, Jake's car will be pacing the field. I'll be driving, and I know he'll be riding shotgun with me.
This is a poem I read at Jake's funeral, and was a favorite of his.
"NASCAR Poem for Your Pocket" by Mary Jo Buchanan
May the track rise up to meet you
May every lap be caution free.
May you never hang a lug nut
Or having a speeding penalty.
May the track be ready and fast
And your fuel cell always full.
May you never be tight or wicked loose
Or have your car push or pull.
May you always go green, green, green
With no rain and only sun.
May you keep all four tires on the track
And never be in the Big One!
May you never lose the draft
Or your drafting partner friend.
And may you see that checkered flag
When the race is at the end.
May your heart race when engines roar
And your love of racing never wane.
May we meet again around the turn
That ends in Victory Lane!
….So tonight we will celebrate his life the way he would have wanted. With engines roaring, dust flying and the smell of race fuel.
By DEBBIE DICKMAN


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