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- Star Quality (2007) TV episode, Played by Mark Acheson
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The very first time I sat in on an operation was in 1984 while working on Hospital Watch. When pacemakers are fitted the patient has to be conscious, so I witnessed the extraordinary scene of a woman chatting away about sailing while the surgeon was cutting into her chest. Fast forward 20 years and the pacemaker is responsible for saving my own father's life. Eight years ago Dad had one fitted and he simply wouldn't still be with us without it.
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The human heart is the most powerful muscle in the body. When it functions properly, we go about our day without even thinking about this remarkable organ – but when things go wrong, it can be terrifying and life-threatening. Coronary heart disease is the UK's biggest killer, which goes to show just how fragile the heart can be.
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- What's the Worst That Could Happen? (2001) Played by Martin Lawrence (as Kevin Caffery)
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- Why Me? (1990) Played by Christopher Lambert (as Gus Cardinale)
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autoimmune hemolytic anemia in which the body's immune system mistakenly attacks and destroys its own red blood cells. When affected people's blood is exposed to cold temperatures (32º to 50º F), certain proteins that normally attack bacteria (IgM antibodies) attach themselves to red blood cells and bind them together into clumps (agglutination). This eventually causes red blood cells to be prematurely destroyed (hemolysis) leading to anemia and other associated signs and symptoms. Cold agglutinin disease can be primary (unknown cause) or secondary, due to an underlying condition such as an infection, another autoimmune disease, or certain cancers. Treatment depends on many factors including the severity of the condition, the signs and symptoms present in each person, and the underlying cause.[1][2][3]Cold agglutinin disease is a rare type of
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- Salman Abdullah Aljubran, MD. Cold Agglutinin Disease. Medscape Reference. April 2015; http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/135327-overview.
- Anemia, Hemolytic, Cold Antibody. NORD. 2006; http://rarediseases.org/rare-diseases/anemia-hemolytic-cold-antibody/.
- Stanley L Schrier, MD; Wendell F Rosse, MD. Clinical features and treatment of autoimmune hemolytic anemia: Cold agglutinins. UpToDate. September 11, 2015; http://www.uptodate.com/contents/clinical-features-and-treatment-of-autoimmune-hemolytic-anemia-cold-agglutinins.
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Belgium's Debt Is Great Unifier as Government Talks Drag On
There are 342 billion reasons why Belgium won't break apart.
That figure is the size of the national debt in euros: 31,560 euros ($43,560) for every Belgian on both sides of the north-south schism that has left the linguistically fractured country without a government 262 days after national elections.
Unwilling to subsidize the economically depressed French-speaking south, the richer Dutch-speaking north is determined to grab powers from federal authorities. Looming over both is Europe's third-highest debt load -- keeping the country in political limbo yet preventing it from unraveling.
"Belgium blowing up, to put it quaintly, I find that hard to imagine," says Elmar Keutgen, 63, mayor of Eupen in the German-speaking east, itself a byproduct of Belgium's patchwork history. "There are a few unifying things: There's the king, Brussels, the national debt and the easygoing lifestyle."
Belgium's political class -- led by Flemish nationalist Bart De Wever, the top vote-getter in the north in the June 13 election, and Socialist Elio Di Rupo, the winner in the French region -- has been unable to break the deadlock and forge a coalition to keep Europe's fiscal crisis from lapping over the country's borders.
With interruptions for summer vacation, Christmas holidays and the February ski break, negotiations -- sometimes directly, sometimes through royal mediators -- have dwelled on institutional arrangements such as more regional control of health-care and unemployment insurance or the redistricting of voting precincts around Brussels, the mostly French-speaking capital and headquarters of the European Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Failed Mediation
The eighth political troubleshooting mission broke down yesterday, when Finance Minister Didier Reynders failed to broker a constitutional accord. King Albert II gave no indication what his next move will be.
Little effort has gone into pocketbook issues like taxes, crime-fighting, filling the potholes left from winter snows or cutting the budget deficit toward the euro area's limit of 3 percent of gross domestic product from 4.6 percent last year.
"It's been Groundhog Day over and over again," says Marc De Vos, a Ghent University law professor. "Part of the reason why the status quo can just continue forever for now is that externally there is not a lot of pressure. What happens if we have a real oil crisis? What happens in March or April when Europe starts really hitting the nails in terms of budget policy? If we will reform, it will take a lot of external pressure."
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An inkling of that pressure came in January, when Belgium got caught up in investors' flight from bonds of high-debt states. Belgium's 10-year yield rose to 139.9 basis points above the German level on Jan. 11, the highest in at least 18 years. The extra yield has since slipped back to 108 basis points -- still above the euro-era average of 80 basis points.
The 76-year-old king, on the throne since 1993, stepped close to the limits of his authority as a constitutional monarch on Feb. 2 by ordering the caretaker prime minister, Yves Leterme, to draw up a 2011 budget and make contingency plans to meet European fiscal targets in future years.
A day later, Leterme, a Flemish conservative with a French-sounding name who once confused Belgium's national anthem with France's Marseillaise, told VRT television that higher-than-forecast economic growth will do the job for him, ruling out the need for tax increases or spending cuts.
With growth in export-oriented Belgium tabbed by the national forecasting agency at 2 percent in 2011, some business leaders aren't stressed by the absence of a fully empowered government.
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For Bert De Graeve, chief executive officer of Flanders-based Bekaert NV, the world's largest maker of steel cord for tires, the "political soap opera" is less of a problem than a planned March 4 union strike for higher wages.
"Let the parties continue to talk," De Graeve says. "The more they do, the bigger the chance some will wake up to reality."
Belgium has straddled Europe's political, ideological and economic fault lines since Napoleon's 1815 defeat at Waterloo, just south of Brussels. Having been then pasted together with the Netherlands and then winning its independence in 1830, the kingdom was at first dominated by a French-speaking elite. Its coal and steel industries made Belgium one of the world's leading commercial powers on the eve of World War I.
Flanders Rising
As the sun set on the industrial era, Flanders rose to prominence. Belgium's version of the youth revolts of the 1960s featured Flemish students booting the French out of the country's largest university, in Dutch-speaking Leuven. Power has since flowed to the north in five constitutional revamps.
Animated by the belief that Belgium won't be around forever, De Wever's N-VA party is seeking to put Flanders in charge of its economic destiny. Home to companies such as Anheuser-Busch InBev NV and Europe's second-largest port in Antwerp, Flanders generates annual economic production per person of 31,067 euros, according to 2009 figures. Blighted by industrial decay, the French-speaking south musters output per person of 22,868 euros.
The gulf mirrors the incomes and competitiveness gap at the root of Europe's economic malady, with richer countries such as Germany and Finland balking at granting more aid to the fiscally downtrodden Greece or Ireland.
"The important thing is to secure that we don't get that split in the European Union," said Gunnar Hokmark, a Swedish member of the European Parliament. "The more we open up the internal market, the less we will have the problem that we see in Belgium."
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In Belgium, though, one thing is different: the federal revenue-sharing system requires the Flemish to prop up their French compatriots. Flanders forked over 5.8 billion euros, or 967 euros per Fleming, to the French region in 2005, the year of a central bank number-crunching exercise too politically sensitive to be repeated since.
At 97.2 percent of GDP, the national debt is lower only than Greece's and Italy's in the 17-nation euro region. Even the most ardent Flemish separatists have no plan for dividing it up. In a position paper predicting that the federal government will "evaporate," De Wever's party skirts the debt question.
"We don't want to think about a Plan B -- our thinking is geared toward a unified Belgium," says Michael Verbauwhede, a 25-year-old Brussels law student who co-sponsored a university protest against political inertia. "Look at all the European regions like the Basque country, Brittany, Scotland with their independence movements. The situation is worrisome for everyone."
'French-Fry Revolution'
Dubbed the "French-fry revolution," the Feb. 17 demonstrations drew 5,000 students countrywide, showcasing the wry humor that is a Belgian trademark. The revolutionaries claimed that on that day, Belgium set the world record for going the longest without a government, surpassing Iraq. The same mindset is behind a http://www.belgiq.eu/ website that displays a Google-like error message "Government Not Found."
"Belgium's image in the outside world right now is catastrophic," says Laurent Louis, 31, a French-speaking member of parliament who, in a reflection of Belgium's fragmented politics, broke with one maverick party to found his own. "It's important to support the students' French fry revolution -- obviously with some Belgian mussels -- just to show that this is the real Belgium."
Le Soir, the country's leading French-language newspaper, has a prize for whoever guesses when a government will be found. The lucky tipster will win his or her weight in waffles.


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There's never enough time in the workday, is there? And one of the ways many of us try to save a little time is by eating snacks (and even our lunches) at our desks. Come on, you know you do it!
Some of us feel that we can't even spare the few minutes it takes to walk to the cafeteria or down the street and buy a snack. When we do take time to eat, some of us can be seen sneaking bites in between checking email, shuffling papers, and answering the phone.
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Shish Taouk Toum - Grilled / BBQ Chicken With Garlic Sauce
Total Time
Prep 35 mins
Cook 10 mins
This is a chicken on a skewers recipe with Lebanese flavours. The whole family enjoyed this dish, even three year old Little Miss (DD). The only change I would make is I would make less of the Toum (Garlic Sauce) as it was way too much for our family and I don't know how to divided the quantity as it's impossible to half an egg. (Any suggestions)? I used Chicken thighs instead of breast, Egg Replacer to substitute the egg and I would recommend to marinate overnight. We served it with Fattoush - Toasted Bread Salad . This recipe comes from a book called 'The Lebanese Cookbook' by Hussien Dekmak - Passive work time does not include marinated time
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- 1 kg chicken breast
- skewer
Chicken Marinate
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 tablespoon tomato puree
- 1 tablespoon garlic, crushed
- 1 tablespoon garlic sauce, Toum see below
- salt, to taste
- pepper, to taste
- 2 lemons, juice of
Toum (Garlic Sauce)
- 1 garlic clove, peeled
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg white
- 250 ml vegetable oil
- 1 lemon, juice of, to taste
- Cut the chicken breasts into 2 cms pieces and place in a bowl. Add the olive oil, tomato puree, garlic 1 tablespoon Toum (garlic sauce - see below recipe), salt, pepper and lemon juice. Mix well to coat the chicken and leave to marinate in the fridge for at least 1 hour or overnight.
- Tread the chicken pieces on to skewers and grill for about 10 minutes on the barbecue or under a preheated grill. Turning from time to time.
- Serve with Toum (garlic sauce) for dipping and a salad.
- Toum (Garlic Sauce) - Put the garlic clove and salt in a blender or food-processor and whiz to a smooth puree. Add the egg white and whiz again until smooth. Very slowly pour in the vegetable oil in a constant, steady stream until all the oil is used up and the sauce is the consistency and colour of mayonnaise. Add the lemon juice and keep whizzing until smooth. Taste and add more lemon if necessary.
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Mmmm, garlic! This was a really wonderful, quick and delicious recipe. I made half the quantity of garlic sauce and halved the white by removing the yolk and pulling out about half of the white with a spoon. The food processor I have doesn't do a great job with small amounts so I just whisked by hand using crushed garlic until it was just how I liked it, just a fraction thicker than mayonnaise.
This came out really well. The Shish Taouk was very good... not as good as what I have back home... but its a very close second. The garlic sauce was excellent. I see from the reviews that some people had trouble making the sauce. Just a quick tip... use a food processor not a blender. and if you warm the food processor slightly (by soaking in hot water for a couple minutes, then drying) before making the sauce you will get a sauce with a better consistency.
For the purpose of having more variety on the plate, I alternated veg/chicken on the skewer. I used grape tomatoes and pearl onions. They looked wonderful and tasted as good as it looked!!
absolutely wonderfull!! As I am in the states at the moment, I used REAL garlic, very strong and smelly :) Used tenderloins, and cooked them in a non stick frypan, as it is freezing here. The Toum came together well for me, I took note of the last reviewer and used a stick blender, and the result was a thick, fluffy garlicy sauce. Unlike you, we didnt have much left :) I served this on couscous, made with chicken broth, added craisens and toasted pine nuts, and it was a good choice, went really well. (and I have never been a couscous fan) I was going to try a fattoush, but I ended up with an italian bread salad, and it rounded the meal nicely. This will be a real keeper for me!!!


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Typesetting with groff Macros
"In the beginning was the word." And from the wordy primordial void there soon arose the blank page, the toner cartridge and the now ceaseless human craving for print. If you have a desire to look good in print, or just need to knock out a memo, term paper or letter to mom, you should know about groff. groff is a rich yet accessible set of document formatting tools and is available as standard equipment on every Linux system. groff can help take your words and typeset them beautifully on the printed page.
groff refers specifically to the GNU and updated version of troff (that venerable document formatting system developed for UNIX in the prehistoric era, before the Internet, compact disc and microwave popcorn). Traditional troff was first written in the early 1970s by Joseph Ossana at Bell Labs, rewritten a few years later by Brian Kernighan and designed for the computers and typesetting equipment available at the time. The GNU version of troff—first called gtroff, now simply groff—was written in the early 1990s by James Clark. While remaining compatible with traditional troff, groff offers several key enhancements making it easier to use, more powerful and containing fewer limitations than the program it supersedes. GNU groff is actively maintained and continues to evolve. In addition to Linux and other UNIX/UNIX-like systems, ports of groff are available for most of the other platforms out there. This ubiquity and open-source freedom lets you publish and share your documents portably and freely among platforms.
Using groff's macro capabilities for generating printed output is the focus of this article. It should also be mentioned that groff serves as the formatting engine for the on-line manual pages produced by the man command. If you need a sample of the typesetting prowess of groff, simply generate a printed manual page with the -t option to man:
man -t troff >troff.man.ps
This will produce a PostScript version of the manual page for groff, which you can then view on-screen with one of the PostScript previewers (gv, mgv), print directly with a PostScript printer or print to a non-PostScript printer using a PostScript interpreter such as GhostScript. (You should really take a look at this man page, by the way. It provides a thorough summary of all the additional features available in GNU groff, with more detail than presented here.)
groff offers all the niceties of computerized typesetting, including automatic ligatures, kerning, hyphenation and end-of-sentence spacing. groff also provides low-level control over all aspects of page layout by means of typesetting commands embedded into an otherwise plain text file. Most often these commands—or, in groff parlance, requests—are specified with a period in the first column of the line containing the command. For example, the following snippet of document has embedded commands for increasing the left indent and decreasing the current line length:
This is an example of a groff document..in +0.5i .ll -0.5i When formatted by groff, the text continuing here will appear indented by one-half inch from both of the previous margins.
Although it is possible to format a document completely using such "raw" groff requests, it is more typical for endusers to work with a collection of predefined macros that encapsulate sequences of raw requests into single commands. For example, if we wanted to create a macro for the block indent commands in the previous snippet, it might look like this:
.de Bi.in +0.5i .ll -0.5i ..The .de request begins the definition of our macro named Bi, and the double period on the last line marks the end. Invoking a macro within a document follows the same syntax as using a raw request (the name of the macro follows on a line with a period in the first column). Our new macro used in a document would look like:
This is another section of my groff document..Bi Oh boy, now the text continuing here is indented from both margins!If at some later time we want to increase the block indent to three-quarters of an inch, we need only change the macro definition. All instances of Bi throughout the document will then format with the new dimensions.
So far, we haven't seen a whole lot here to get excited about. One of the limitations of traditional troff is that the names of all commands, macros and other variables are limited to two characters. Two measly characters? As mentioned earlier, troff was developed in the veritable stone age of computing, when every bit mattered, and succinctness was sublime. While the developers of troff and the standard macro packages have done their best to devise naming schemes that are as mnemonic as possible within this two-character constraint, the resulting interface is about as user-friendly as 80x86 assembly language (which at least uses three characters for most of its instruction set!).
Fortunately, GNU groff eliminates this two-character naming limitation. For both the macro developer and the eduser, the
most significant enhancement of groff is that all names, including macros, numbers, strings, fonts and environments, can be of arbitrary length. Groff also allows for the aliasing of troff commands, macros and variables to provide alternative names for existing ones. We will exploit this feature heavily through the rest of the article. In fact, let's begin right now by aliasing the groff alias command itself:
.als ALIAS als
We can now use this command to provide a set of longer names for other key groff commands:
.ALIAS MACRO de.ALIAS NUMBER nr .ALIAS STRING dsSure, your old-time, hard-core troff jocks will gnash their teeth at the syntactic sugar. But the rest of us will have an easier time figuring out what in Sam Hill some macro is doing when we get back to work on it after a long and pleasurable weekend—or some other lapse into real life.
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Author Bruce Bothwell describes how he revised his father's journals into a narrative form to make his book interesting and entertaining for readers.
NY Times reporter Alina Tugend told readers of her article, Options for Self Publishing Proliferate Easing the Bar to Entry,"…until recently I turned up my nose at authors who published their own books" But as there was more buzz about self publishing she decided, "The phenomenon was worth a second look."
We are always looking for resources to recommend to people seeking to add depth and context to their memoirs and family histories. The National Women's History Museum site is certainly such a resource. It defines its mission as to "…illuminate the role of women in transforming society…"
We're looking forward to attending the Midwest Family History Expo in Overland Park, Kansas, this Friday and Saturday. Family History Expos are great events. We enjoy the opportunity to talk with people who are serious about creating family history books. We will be presenting four classes this weekend:
Recently a reader, Jim Saunders, posed a question in a comment on one of our blog posts titled Identifying People in Old Family Photographs. Jim said, "I have an old photo album dated from 1887. I don't know very many of the people in the photo album, but I know most of the pictures are family members. Is there a website out there where one could post a picture or two. This way viewers could comment on dating, identifying what type of occasion might have triggered the picture to be taken and and help identifying who might be in them."
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"Just get it down on paper and then we'll see what we can do with it," advised the legendary editor Maxwell Perkins who edited Hemmingway, Fitzgerald and Thomas Wolfe. Perkins believed that the key to a quality book was revision. How could one disagree when one looks at the books his authors produced. Until you have a draft of your manuscript of your memoir or family history your book is nothing more than an idea and a pile of research. But when the draft is finished you have something with which you can sharpen the ideas and polish the prose until you have a quality book.
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A family history writer is something very different from a family history researcher even if they are embodied in the same person. A researcher ransacks the vital records to discover the facts. A writer goes beyond those facts to find their meaning.
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Manufacturing activity expanded in December following a decline the previous month, according to the latest manufacturing Report on Business issued by the Institute of Supply Management.
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Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution
, Volume 45, Issue 2, pp 139-150
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Farmers' valuation and conservation of crop genetic resources
- St.B. BrushAffiliated withDepartment of Human and Community Development, University of California
- , E. MengAffiliated withCentro Internacional de Mejoramiento de Maíz y Trigo (CIMMYT,INT), Lisboa 27 Apdo
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This paper focuses on the value of landraces (traditional and local crop varieties) to farmers in centers of agricultural diversity. Additional information on the factors contributing to the private value which farmers assign to landraces may help to identify a strategy for ensuring the conservation of the crop genetic resources (CGRs) which are embodied in landraces while at the same time minimizing the costs. Economic and ethnobotanical approaches for examining the value of landraces complement one another. A formal economic approach establishes a framework for quantitative analysis while ethnobotanical methods provide qualitative data for assessing the likelihood that particular farmers or farm sectors will maintain landraces. Our research synthesizes the two approaches in order to examine farmer selection of local wheat landraces in relation to that of modern varieties in three provinces in western Turkey. Multiple farmer concerns (e.g. yield, risk, quality), environmental heterogeneity, and missing markets contribute to the persistence of landraces. Household characteristics informing variety choice will also affect the household's perceptions of the importance and value of landraces.
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- Title
- Farmers' valuation and conservation of crop genetic resources
- Journal
Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution
Volume 45, Issue 2 , pp 139-150
- Cover Date
- 1998-04
- Print ISSN
- 0925-9864
- Online ISSN
- 1573-5109
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Keywords
- crop genetic resources
- Turkey
- farm
- valuation
- wheat
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- St.B. Brush (1)
- E. Meng (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Human and Community Development, University of California, Davis, CA, 95616, USA
- 2. Centro Internacional de Mejoramiento de Maíz y Trigo (CIMMYT,INT), Lisboa 27 Apdo, Postal 6-641 CP, 06600, México, D.F, Mexico


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Free Eye check up camp conducted for the Advance Hydrau-Tech Team on 23rd – 24th March, 2015
The employees of Advance Hydrau-Tech Pvt Ltd, Delhi, received free eye check up on 23-24 March, 2015. The camp was organized in the fond memory of Late Smt. Gyarsi Bai and Late Shri Lala Shyam Lal Gupta, grandparents of Mr. Sudhir Gupta, Director of Advance Hydrau-Tech. The first day was completed with a total of 70 eye checkups and 140 eye checkups on the next day. A total of 133 spectacles were distributed free of cost to the employees. A routine check up for diabetes and blood pressure was also done.
The camp took place under the able guidance of Shri Mahavir Gupta who well coordinated the working of the camp for 2 days. The success of the eye check up camp can be attributed to the able team of doctors lead by Dr. Sarvesh Kumar of the Sonac Sight care. The team of doctors also explained some precautionary measures that should be followed inside the factory premise.
Mr. Sudhir Gupta, Director, strongly believes in giving back to the society and doing his bit for the betterment of others. And for an organization, it starts from its employees. The company strives to give an open and comfortable environment which encourages employees to become personally engaged and have a say in how the corporate social responsibility program operates. The employees have also responded to these plans and activities with enthusiasm and shown their interest in making a difference at work. The company plans to follow a strong and well planned CSR program in the coming years.
Horizontal Balers or Vertical Balers : Customization Design to Fit All Baling Needs
If you are planning to get into the recycling business to handle all the paper waste, then an autonomous horizontal baler from Advance Hydrautech will be appropriate to handle just any shredded paper, cardboard paper for the long run. For the trimmed size paper, the horizontal baler with air cyclone has inbuilt sensors that initiate the pressing process. Each and every baler comes with a unique auto-tie system, where by if any specific material is needed to tie up the packaged article, a specific wrapper is customized to get the job done. Additionally, Advance Hydrautech balers are engineered for a wide variety of bale ejection and tying requirements. Also they customize the hoppers for different types of recycled paper such as shovel, air cyclone, conveyor and tipper. Baling presses from Advance Hydrautech have commendable reputation not only in India but also in the international markets. Procurement is done across the globe by recycling factories, baler resellers, carton box makers as well as entrepreneurs.
The Semi Auto Tie Horizontal industrial baler machine carries out the baling process firmly to meet all kinds of demands.Advance Hydrautech Pvt. Ltd. produces one of the best scrap baling press machines available, the Semi Auto Tie Horizontal Baler. For low capacity and small scale users, the Semi Auto Tie Horizontal Baler is ideal as it will also come in hardy for paper manufacturers, printers as well as recycling collectors. This particular series of auto-tie horizontal baler is usually appropriate for compressing small cardboards, plastic film and shredded paper. Horizontal balers come can be operated automatically and transform them to different industrial balers such as a Cardboard baler, Paper baler (corrugated and trimmed), Carton Box baler among others. The Semi Auto Tie Horizontal Baler is able to press up to 50 tons at a rate of 2.5 to 4.5 tons an hour. A special designed model is also available that cam shred, wash, dewater, and tie plastic films for the pet bottle baler to bale. The Semi Auto Tie Horizontal Baler from Advance can have 4 to 6 strokes depending on your needs having an idle cyclic time of 130 seconds per stroke. The Semi Auto is able is to take in about 600kg to 750 kg of bale.
The scrap bundle Machine baling press comes with air cyclone system at the feeding point which is then retrofitted inside the already present scrap management system. Double sensors are fitted on the baler to initiate the pressing stroke, while the other will set off an alarm in case of paper overload. If it happens that the press chamber is unable to completely feed the press chamber with paper within the time limit, the machine's motor shuts down automatically. The Semi Auto Tie Horizontal Baler is fully automatic PLC system with manual ties. However, at extra cost a variant with automatic ties is available. Every stage of the operation is monitored via touch screens, giving users an easy way to troubleshoot the guidance system and sort issues in a quick manner. Additionally any issues arising on the system are recorded to be reference point in future if the same problem reoccurs.
The Semi Auto Tie Horizontal Baler machines from Advance are well known for durability as well as exceptional customization capabilities. These balers are adjustable to fit the plant size, amount to be recycled, hopper shape, conveyor, feeder type and the wrapping material being used.
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Concepts and Types of Scrap Baling Press Machine
With the increasing trend of the scrap generation procedure, it has become a necessity to implement a refined technology to perform the entire method efficiently. Understanding the utility of the scrap manufactures that affords a huge volume of resources to the industry. Understanding the fact, it design the amazing Scrap Baler machine that enables the industries to obtain the scrap resources. All sorts of junk, be it plastic, metal, paper etc can be suitable performed with the machine gaining an output of minimum sized bundles.
In addition, there turns out also a reduction in transportation cost that forms another vital favorable aspect of the scrap balers. It occupies minimum space in the factory that enables the industries to maintain the system without any operational difficulty. The heavy-duty machines even accompany a high durability providing a long-term service. Such outstanding Balers allow utilization of the furnace area reduces losses and prevents fire hazards.
1. Single Action Baler
Itdesigns the amazing Single Action Baler that accompanies a refined technology with a suitable packed together opportunity. It emerges as one of the vital benefits of the system due to which it occupies an admirable outlook in the industries worldwide.
Significant Features
- It involves an easy operating system with a single manually operated direction valve.
- Two safety valves, the limit valve and the check valve play a vital role protecting the system from any accidental circumstances.
- It achieves a single compressed entity that is fastened over the strait.
- Ensures a tremendous functionality after the machine is established in the industrial unit.
Outfitted Features
- We input a beneficial feature that allows the operator to maintain the performance according to the particular requirement.
- It offers a long-term highly efficiency with the plates that are highly resistant to certain unruly bustles.
2. Double Action Baler
A Double action baler integrates a dual functionality one is operating top wise and the other lengthwise. It incorporates a small compact look that is compatible for the small-scale industries accommodating a weight of 5-8tons. Hence, a suitable amount of scrap processing comes out at each shift that provides ample inventories for the industries using the above-mentioned machine. Furthermore, it follows a refined design consisting of two cylinders, the lid cylinder and the rear-pressing cylinder. The Direction control valve operates the two cylinders that again involve a manual intervention.
Significant Features
- The two direction valves enable an easy operational procedure with suitable manual control.
- It integrates the necessary features that are the limit valve and check valve to prevent any accidental situation.
- Various Ferrous and non-ferrous pieces and other materials attain an easy scrap bailing procedure with the double action baler.
- It attains a single compressed entity that is affixed over the strait.
- The plates that the system integrates accompany a robust feature that is strongly resistance to adverse conditions. Even it is easily expendable thus affording a stringent durability with tremendous functionality.
- Double action Baler certifies a flawless after sale performance without any negative issues.
Outfitted Features
- The peripheries of the chambers possess the blades that help with an accurate shearing process. A top lid is present in order to shear the material that attains an imperfect size.
- An efficient heat control system is established that keeps the oil with a cooling temperature.
- In addition, the entire machine can be equipped with an automated system with a fully a PLC power approach.
- It customize the efficiency of the machine that is controlled according to the particular requirement.
3. Triple Action Baler
Understanding the specific requirement for the large-scale industries that require a high volume of production with greater efficiency. A triple action baler can be one of the most suitable options for them that enable a functionality that allows operating from three sides. Hence, the scrap machine can undergo a press either from the top, or lengthwise and finally from the side. It is equipped with an outstanding EAF feature ensuring high consumption of the scrap.
Triple action balers consist of diverse figure and dimensions that we implement with an intention to serve the entire industrial needs. A weight of 25 tons is lodged per hour thus capable to carry out a huge industrial labor efficiently without any operational trouble.
Khaidem Rajit is a social media analyst and writes a content for Advance Hydrau-Tech Pvt. Ltd. The company is well-known for maunfacturing all types of Scrap Processing Machines such as Baling Machines, Metal Shredders, Shearing Machines, Paper Baler , Briquetting Machines, Fodder Block Making Machines etc. He can be found on Twitter here
Why Pet bottle baling machines are essential for recycling the waste pet bottles
PET bottles are commonly used in day to day life. Most of us discard the bottles after use. These bottles pile up and cause water pollution by flooding river beds, canals and seas. PET bottles takes thousands of years to decompose hence discarded bottles occupy precious land and keep piling the garbage dumps. It is therefore important to recycle them.
The pet bottle balers are helpful in recycling of cans and bottles with ease. These balers are capable of handling liquids that may come out when the bottles are crushed. There is a container that captures the liquids and drains them out while the crushed bottles can be recycled. These balers can be horizontal or vertical.
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The pet bottle baling machines are necessary for recycling the waste pet bottles. There is a unique coding system that is used for recycling the plastics. The plastics are numbered from 1 to 7, within a triangle which depicts the recycling system to be used. These PET bottles are very useful after recycling, as these can further be moulded to manufacture fillings for sleeping bags, winter coats, life jackets, car bumpers, combs and furniture fittings etc. The plastic can be recycled and fed back into the production system. The PET bottles baling machine helps in reducing the waste disposal cost, and generate revenue from the sale of recycled PET. There is reduction in the labour cost which might be very high if the PET had to be produced from the scratch. Recycling PET bottles reduces waste and helps to clear the storage space. It also reduces environmental impact caused by these bottles.
There are various balers that are used for PET recycling. These balers vary in size and style. Some of the commonly used balers are hydraulic baler and Paper baler. The paper balers help in recycling the office paper, and specially the PET bottles. These balers are made up of steel and are equipped with a hydraulic ram. This ram is used for compressing the material. Balers that are used for processing small volume of material are usually simple and they need manual intervention. Large balers are complex and automated. Different types of balers are available in the market. Some of the most commonly used balers are with high production balers, low profile baler, high density baler, paper baler, cardboard balers, plastic balers etc. The specialty balers are little expensive than the normal balers. You can determine the compacting ratio by determining weight of one cubic yard of loose materials to be recycled against the baled weight of same material in cubic yard. It is crucial to recycle PET bottles to reduce environmental impact. Plastic is not bio-degradable and hence it keeps on accumulating over years. Burning plastic to eliminate waste is not an option as it emits toxic gases and increases air pollution. It is important to find an alternative option that can curb the ever-increasing PET bottles waste. Baling and recycling comes across as the most feasible solution to curb waste of PET bottles.
Khaidem Rajit is a social media analyst and writes a content for Advance Hydrau-Tech Pvt. Ltd. The company is well-known for maunfacturing all types of Scrap Processing Machines such as Baling Machines, Metal Shredders, Shearing Machines, Paper Baler , Briquetting Machines, Fodder Block Making Machines etc. He can be found on Twitter here
Some Of The Modern Waste Sorting Equipments
These days it has become all the more necessary to separate the different types of materials found in the waste streams so that it becomes possible to recover lots of useful material. This process also minimizes the amount of material which has to be sent to the landfill so that it allows the recyclable materials to find a new incarnation.
Separation Technologies : There are waste companies which deal with the sorting of materials and they will most certainly make use of one or more of these types of waste Material Handling Equipment:
- Eddy current separator: This type of waste Material Handling Equipment has been specifically made for the separation of metals. In this equipment an eddy current occurs on the exposure of a conductor to a changing magnetic field. In simple words, it is the electromagnetic way by which the ferrous and non-ferrous metals can be divided.
- Trommel separators: You can make use of these materials to separate materials based on their particular size. These types of equipments Can Sorter waste material as here the waste is fed into a large rotating drum. This drum has already been perforated with holes of a certain size. If there are materials which are smaller than the diameter of the holes they will drop whereas the bigger particles will remain in the drum.
- X-ray technology: It is with the help of the X-ray that a distinction can be made between the different types of waste which are all based on their density.
- Manual sorting: People all over the world are still making use of manual sorting of waste.
- Induction sorting: Here, the waste material is sent on a conveyor belt which has lots of sensors underneath it. It is these sensors which help to locate those metals which can be separated by a system of fast air jets which have been duly linked to the sensors.
- Mobile sorting: Under the present recycling culture, sorting is indeed set to increase. It is indeed not possible for all of the companies to transport the waste to their own plants so as to effectively separate them. Often circumstances require that the work needs to be done on site. It is because of these reasons that the mobile sorting machines are becoming a necessity.
Many companies are still paving the way in the sorting of waste by making use of the aforementioned technologies. However, they are still constantly developing many more innovative and effective waste Material Handling Equipment. If you wish to sort waste material a wide array of ways are there to get the job done. In the end we can say that effective recycling certainly relies on effective sorting. With a multitude of sorting technologies which are available on the market today, there is a trend to separate as much useful waste as possible so as to deal with it in the most appropriate manner. It is for this reason that different types of waste Material Handling Equipment are needed who Can Sorter these complex waste materials into useful and meaningful products so that they can be further used by mankind.
About The Author :
Khaidem Rajit – a blogger and content writer for Advance Hydrau-Tech Pvt. Ltd. The company is well-known for maunfacturing all types of Scrap Processing Machines such as Baling Machines, Metal Shredders, Shearing Machines, Paper Baler , Briquetting Machines, Fodder Block Making Machines etc. He can be found on Twitter as @rajit2010.


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Man Bites Dog Records presents Roc Marciano's "The Sacrifice" produced by Madlib, off Roc's new mixtape The Pimpire Strikes Back. The video is directed by Roc Marciano, shot by @hotsoupny and edited by R.M.L. The Marci Beaucoup LP hits 12-10-13 on Man Bites Dog.
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What a shite video. Deserves better for such a tight track
Roc Marciano always has the worst videos. The only video I liked was the one for "76″ of the reloaded album. Pimpire Strikes back is the best mixtape of the year though!!
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I put parmesan cheese in between each layer as well This was ok but not the best but as the icream box was a bit big for the crock pot and I think we like it done in the oven. But will give it another go with some changes. Will post the next time we do this. Thank you Jan
Easy-cheesy. I used my favorite marinara, and added some shredded mozarella to the top about a half-hour before serving (to melt). I used a 5-qt ice cream bucket that allowed the contents to fit perfectly in my 6-qt crock. I LOVE this concept so much, I have started collecting these buckets and freezing all my crock-ables in them. I also found the exact size containers to fit my little Crockette, so this could be made for one-serving sizes, too. THANK YOU for this terrific idea!
Loved this idea....and the simple ingredients were just what I wanted. I did make one fresh right in the crock and omitted eggs and it still worked great. Used canned spaghetti sauce... as I was using my crockpot for a hands off dinner. Tasted delicious and will make again! ...took 5 hrs since not frozen. thanks
What a clever idea! it will fit right in to my weekend cook & freeze routine. I find this recipe a bit vague tho - especially when it comes to the noodles. I assume they must be broken up to fit in a gallon size ice cream container, but there is no mention of it. As a veteran cook, this is common sense, but it needs to be more clear for the beginners. Cottage cheese and lasagna noodles come in different size containers and for 6 (regular pan lasagnas) I would need 24 cups of cheese - is that much needed here? I think a revision is in order, please.
I'm so impressed with the cleverness of this recipe I have to comment on it before having tried it. I'm sure it tastes wonderful too!
I have to rate this one highly, since I am the author! I have found it quite funny to watch how this recipe has flown around the world. I sure wish I had done a better job of typing it out!


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I would love for those messages to go to me instead, but at the very least, disabled so that the senders never see them.


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Top 5: The decade's stupidest food products
1. Baconnaise
I am not sure why this product bothers me--it just does. I like bacon and I like mayonnaise, however I do not see why they belong together in one sandwich spread. This spread seems like it really only makes sense with one kind of sandwich--The BLT--which already has bacon and mayonnaise. Plus, I heard it doesn't taste so good, more like Bac-os than bac-on.
2. Toilet Candy
You dip your sucker into a candy-filled toilet bowl--as if your sucker was a toilet brush! And then you lick it. 'Nuff said.
3. SumSeeds
Caffeine and ginseng infused sunflower seeds created to give you energy.They come in a variety of flavors including dill pickle and honey BBQ. Three words: why, why, and why?
4. Dave's Hot Sauce and Garden Spray
While there are many reasons that this product might be useful, sauces that go on your food should never be marketed as something that can also kill insects.
5. Heinz EZ Squirt colored ketchup
Introduced in 2000 and discontinued in 2006, this unfortunate Heinz product had several problems--first of all, people do realize that ketchup is made from ripe tomatoes and therefore shouldn't be green, purple or teal. (Oddly, the word 'ketchup' is in such a small font, you practically have to squint to read it.) They also realize that nothing food-related--or non-food-related for that matter--should ever be called EZ Squirt.
As an extra-special stupid food bonus, we have a sixth selection:
6. Dwight Yoakam's Take 'Ems--Macaroni Mouth Poppers
Really Dwight Yoakam? How far have you fallen since your pioneering work as a good 'ol American country music star? Does anyone really need to f' with macaroni and cheese by putting it in a fried batter crust? And to make matters worse there is a whole family of Dwight Yoakam foods which includes Dwight Yoakam's Chicken Lickin's Chicken Fries. It's a little like seeing the once-hunky Erik Estrada from CHIPS endorsing the very budget-sounding Smoke Signals phone company in those NYC subway ads.
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In this case, it's good to show the user the size of the file the user is about to download. In order to do it you can do this (i've hacked the v1.1) of this plugin on WP 3.4.1:
1- Open links-shortcode.php and after line 114, or after:
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RubAddiction, the Berlin-based fetish company, has just debuted it's new Summer 2013 Women's Collection. The latex company, world-renowned for its menswear, is breaking into the women's market with new, stylish, elegant, and erotic designs.
Head designer, Sven Appelt, created an ultra-feminine collection this season. He combined lace with latex in many of his suits and dresses, and exaggerated the silhouettes of many of the new pieces. This results in opulently puffed sleeves, ruffled dresses, and skin-tight suits that show off every feminine curve. The collection is shown mostly in black and darker colour tones, but of course clients can order everything in their own preferred colour. Appelt says, about the new collection, "I wanted to give our female customers clothing that highlighted their feminine side, but I wanted to give it a highly polished sheen. The new collection is very chic. But it's a hard chic, and not for the timid."
Other new pieces in the Summer 2013 Women's Collection just released by RubAddiction include updates on classic looks, such as catsuits with super-hero style details, and little black dresses for the bedroom or the boardroom.
Shop the new collection at www.rubaddiction.eu