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Absolute disgrace - up .05.
settle? at gov't offer? are you crazy? settlement offer was nearly worse case condition. would only amount to legal savings. no way. if BP legal team becomes at all concerned, THEY will propose a settlement at approx 50% of gov't offer. as a shareholder, there is only upside to the trial. only HAL and RIG would want a quick settlement (other than Gov't). the longer the trial plays out, the better off BP is. all injurious news is public. second hand and third hand "expert" witness statements will be conjecture. BP has yet to take the offense. as noted in prior post, bad news already built into PPS. it is all upside from this point. stock price may jump as high as 10% - 15% upon announced settlement in a couple weeks from now. if BP allows trial to go to a decision, jump may be even higher. look at the P/E, latest earnings rept, even the yield up so high because PPS is under inflated. BP not letting gov't intimidate them and neither should shareholders. be cool.
At this rate we will continue to fall below $40 and then 10 % - 15 % will put us right back at this point.


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Hotels in Skogstorp
Hotell GästisBorgmästaregatan 1, Varberg 3.5 out of 5.0
Located in the heart of Varberg, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Kallbadhuset and Varberg Castle. Getteron is 3 mi (4.8 km) away.
Varbergs KusthotellNils Kreugers väg 5, Varberg 4.0 out of 5.0
Situated near the beach, this spa hotel is 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Kallbadhuset and 1.7 mi (2.7 km) from Varberg Castle. Getteron and Grimeton Transmitter are also ...
Clarion Collection Hotel FregattenSkeppsgatan 6, Varberg 4.0 out of 5.0
Located in the heart of Varberg, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Kallbadhuset and Varberg Castle. Getteron is 2.8 mi (4.6 km) away.
Falkenberg StrandbadHavsbadsallen 2, Falkenberg 3.5 out of 5.0
Nestled on the beach, this Falkenberg hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Skrea Beach, Falkenbergs Museum, and Saint Lawrence Church. Olympia Photography Museum and ...
Varberg Vastra GolfhotellSpannarp 31, Tvaaker 3.0 out of 5.0
Situated in Tvaaker, this golf hotel is within 9 mi (15 km) of Grimeton Transmitter, Varberg Castle, and Kallbadhuset. Hofgards Golf Club and Getteron are also ...
Varbergs Stadshotell & Asia SpaKungsgatan 24-26, Varberg 4.0 out of 5.0
Located in the heart of Varberg, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Kallbadhuset and Varberg Castle. Getteron and Grimeton Transmitter are also within ...
Grand Hotel FalkenbergHotellgatan 1, Falkenberg 3.5 out of 5.0
Situated by the sea, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Saint Lawrence Church, Olympia Photography Museum, and Falkenbergs Museum. Falk Events Hall and ...
Varbergs Bed & BreakfastTorstorp 55, Rolfstorp 3.0 out of 5.0
Situated in Rolfstorp, this golf bed & breakfast is 2.9 mi (4.7 km) from Hofgards Golf Club and within 12 mi (20 km) of Grimeton Transmitter and Kallbadhuset. ...
Kvarnens Pensionat och Bed & BreakfastVäderkvarnsvägen 11, Falkenberg 3.0 out of 5.0
Situated by the ocean, this bed & breakfast is within 6 mi (10 km) of Olympia Photography Museum, Falkenbergs Museum, and Falk Events Hall. Saint Lawrence Church ...
Nya Pallas HotelÅke Tottsgatan 5, Falkenberg 2.5 out of 5.0
Located in the heart of Falkenberg, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Saint Lawrence Church, Falkenbergs Museum, and Olympia Photography Museum. Falk ...
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2008 Vina Neyen de Apalta Espiritu de Apalta Colchagua Valley
Producer: Vina Neyen de Apalta
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(a blend of 80% carmenere and 20% cabernet sauvignon, aged in 50% new French oak): Dark purple. A complex spice- and smoke-accented bouquet evokes black and blue fruits, licorice, cocoa powder and incense. Suave and expansive on the palate, offering sweet blueberry and cherry-vanilla flavors that pick up a peppery quality with air. Closes on a juicy note, with gentle tannins and impressive persistence.


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To assist with and perform research to elucidate the mechanism of cellular machines and complex biological processes under direction of advisor.
Perform molecular biology, protein biochemistry, cell biology, and kinetic experiments, as well as other laboratory work as directed. Perform experiments with yeast biology and human tissue culture.
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Bachelor of Science or Arts degree in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology or scientific-related field and no experience. Self-motivated and able to take initiative while meeting special research requirements. Equivalent combination of relevant education and experience may be substituted as appropriate.
Experience in protein purification and analysis; Chemical biology experiment experience; using chromatography and electrophoresis systems. Technical knowledge is useful to modify procedures under direction of supervisor. Three or more years of experience in independent laboratory research.
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If he buys a car, he's doomed to be victim of chaos, traffic and mechanics stinginess.
Neuro is a new Flash cartoon by Bruno Bozzetto, an Italian animator most well-known for creating the character Mr. Rossi. In 1965, Bozzetto was the only Italian to create and produce an animated feature film in over 20 years. Check out the rest of his excellent site, which includes a bio, clips from his older work, and some more recent Flash cartoons. I recommend the short Europe and Italy.
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Today in History for Nov. 27
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On Nov. 27, 1978, San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and City Supervisor Harvey Milk, a gay-rights activist, were shot to death inside City Hall by former supervisor Dan White.
On this date
- 1701, astronomer Anders Celsius, inventor of the Celsius temperature scale, was born in Uppsala, Sweden.
- 1901, the U.S. Army War College was established in Washington, D.C.
- 1910, the Pennsylvania Railroad began regularly serving New York's Pennsylvania Station.
- 1942, during World War II, the French navy at Toulon scuttled its ships and submarines to keep them out of the hands of German troops.
- 1962, the first Boeing 727 was rolled out at the company's Renton Plant.
- 1970, Pope Paul VI, visiting the Philippines, was slightly wounded at the Manila airport by a dagger-wielding Bolivian painter disguised as a priest.
- 1973, the Senate voted 92-3 to confirm Gerald R. Ford as vice president, succeeding Spiro T. Agnew, who'd resigned.
- 1983, 181 people were killed when a Colombian Avianca Airlines Boeing 747 crashed near Madrid's Barajas airport.
- 1989, a bomb blamed on drug traffickers destroyed a Colombian Avianca Boeing 727, killing all 107 people on board and three people on the ground.
- 1999, Northern Ireland's biggest party, the Ulster Unionists, cleared the way for the speedy formation of an unprecedented Protestant-Catholic administration.
- 2009, Tiger Woods crashed his SUV outside his Florida mansion, sparking widespread attention to reports of marital infidelity.


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We're celebrating the 50-year anniversary of the 1966 FIFA World Cup™ with a Facebook contest!
France and England fought bravely but were unable to prevent Mexico and Germany respectively from completing the semi-final line-up at the 2011 FIFA U-17 World Cup.


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McGill Research and Innovation (RI)
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Nick Capo: Progressive reformers have led this country to a better state in previous decades, and they will do so again. But it has to start at the local level.
America Should Quit Preaching and Lead by Example
Ivan Eland: Let's get rid of preaching to, meddling in, and even attacking and invading other countries to spread our values and go back to the founders' vision of leading by example.
Dorothy Day, Radicalism, and Present-Day Politics
Walter Moss: Dorothy Day's work and legacy serve as a gentle reminder to politicians and those of us among the "chattering classes," that what matters most is not what we say or how we or others label us, but how we contribute to the common good.
If the Tea Party Were Liberal
Tina Dupuy: If liberals were doing to their country what extremist tea party Republicans are doing to theirs – it would be called unpatriotic. A whole tsunami of sound bites would sweep the country calling for the sabotage to stop.
Return of the 'Right Hand of God'
Sikivu Hutchinson: Reed has sought to wed the Tea Party's political momentum with the considerable grassroots apparatus of the Christian right.
Call Me a Socialist and I Won't Get Mad
Berry Craig: Genuine socialists are proud of the socialist handle. They call their parties — you guessed it – "socialist," or sometimes "social democratic" or "labor."
John Peeler: "Winner-Take-All Politics" provides a well-documented analysis of how the United States government, since the 1970s, has systematically enriched the top one percent of the country at the expense of everyone else. Written by distinguished political scientists, Jacob Hacker and Paul Pierson, the book shows how big business interests ratcheted up their national organizations to defend their interests in national policy debates. In addition to employing far stronger lobbying, these interests created think-tanks such as the American Enterprise Institute and the Heritage Foundation, designed to challenge the liberal conventional wisdom of the New Deal and Great Society and replace it with an explicitly conservative, free-market-oriented way of thinking.
Real Socialist Calls Obama a Capitalist
Berry Craig: Republican charges that Obama and the Democrats are "socialists" only shows how far right-wing the old party of Lincoln and Liberty has slid.
Repubs Winning, Dems Whining
Michael Sigman: The Right's genius for manipulating people's sense of grievance — combined with liberals' weak brew of tepid policy proposals and corporate coziness — leads ordinary voters to cast their ballots against their own economic interests time and time again.
Why Johnny Can't Think Critically
Rev. Irene Monroe: A mind is a terribly thing to waste. But for conservatives and Tea Party activists who want to indoctrinate our kids rather than to educate them, a mind is a terrible thing to have. Now with far-right activists like Glen Beck pushing for more Jesus and less Darwin — working to reshape the academic landscape in schools, colleges and universities across the country — we will soon know without having to wonder "Why Johnny Can't Think Critically."
Joe the Plumber: A Political Inspiration?
Steve Hochstadt: Simple virtues and political cliches won't solve our problems, which can't all be blamed on "liberals." Getting off our butts to cheer our congressman was not what Wurzelbacher wanted. If these conservatives do Take Back Illinois, they won't know what to do with it.
The End of Encyclopedias?
Steve Hochstadt: Conservapedia is mainly silly, reflecting Schafly's cranky ideas, such as that vaccines are a conspiracy to poison us. But the wider idea that science, and other kinds of knowledge, can be "liberal" or "conservative" is dangerous. This is exactly the argument that German Nazis and Soviet Communists used to reject "Jewish" or "capitalist" ideas.
As Progressives Predicted, Clinton Welfare Reform Law Fails Families
Randy Shaw: After President Bill Clinton signed legislation in 1996 "ending welfare as we know it," many highlighted this "common sense" solution and criticized progressives for opposing the bill. Soon after passage, politicians and the media said it had not caused the downsides that activists had predicted, ignoring that the law had not been fully implemented. But troubling reports soon emerged.


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UFV Board Members
Elyssa L. Lockhart
Elyssa Lockhart practices as Associate Counsel with McQuarrie Hunter LLP, working primarily in wealth preservation and corporate law. Ms. Lockhart is also a Director of the Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce, a member of the Economic Development Committee for the District of Mission and recently acted as Director of Protocol for the 2014 BC Winter Games Society.
John C. Pankratz
John Pankratz is a Partner at Friesen Pankratz & Associates LLP, a certified general accounting and business advisory practice in Abbotsford. He entered public practice in 1986 and enrolled in the Certified General Accountants (CGA) Association of British Columbia professional studies program. He received his CGA designation in 1988.
Justin P. Goodrich
Justin P. Goodrich is the Managing Partner of Alliance Public & Government Relations. Justin began his career in 2008 as a sole-practitioner before merging with a colleague in 2012. On June 1st, 2016, Justin founded Alliance Public & Government Relations with offices in Vancouver and Fort Langley, British Columbia.
Len Goerke
Chief Constable Len Goerke joined the West Vancouver Police Department August 5, 2014 after a twenty-seven year career with the Abbotsford Police Department where he retired as Deputy Chief Constable. Len is the past President of the BC Association of Chiefs of Police. He has served as a sessional faculty member at the University of the Fraser Valley in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice.
Randy Bartsch
Randy Bartsch is the Chief Executive Officer of Ecotex Healthcare Service Group. Ecotex provides contract laundry and linen services including uniforms and reusable surgical textiles to acute care hospitals, care facilities and medical clinics. He has been involved with the family business since 1978 and was pivotal in altering the company's focus toward the healthcare sector in the early 80s.
Zoe Dennison
Dr. Zoe Dennison received her Ph.D, in psychology at the University of Western Ontario in 1993. She taught at Mount Allison University before coming to UFV (then UCFV) in 1993. Currently Zoe teaches courses in brain and behaviour, gender, language, assessment and the psychology of music.


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Apple: FaceTime now works over cellular in iOS 6
One feature that users have lusted after ever since FaceTime was first introduced was the ability to make calls over 3G. Many thought that the feature was restricted to WiFi thanks to carrier complaints, but that doesn't seem to be the case anymore. Apple has just announced that FaceTime calls will now be able to be made over cellular networks.


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According to the statistical office of the EU, Eurostat, house prices, as measured by the House Price Index, rose by 3.0% in the euro area and by 4.0% in the EU in the first quarter of 2016 compared with the same quarter of 2015. Compared with the fourth quarter of 2015, house prices rose by 0.4% in the euro area and by 0.7% in the EU in the first quarter of 2016.
Slovakia took over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union on 1 July 2016. Its programme for the next six months is based on four priorities: an economically strong Europe, a modern single market, a sustainable migration and asylum policies and a globally engaged Europe.
On 18 May the European Commission hosted a conference in Brussels on "Reforming Regulation of Professions; Results of the Mutual Evaluation and Way Forward" at which CEPI-CEI was represented. The mutual evaluation refers to the transparency exercise required by the Professional Qualifications Directive which requires EU Member States to list and evaluate the regulated professions in their country. The real estate professions are included in this mutual evaluation exercise which has resulted in the publication of national action plans. It was announced at the conference that the Commission will soon publish a public consultation on those action plans to gather reactions and comments.
The European Association of Real Estate Professions (CEPI-CEI) is happy to announce the arrival of a Director General for its headquarters in Brussels.
Mr. Guy Valkenborg, a Belgian lawyer with over 20 years of public affairs experience in European and international policy has joined the organization following its most recent General Meeting in Brussels on 30 April.
On Friday 29 to Saturday 30 April CEPI-CEI held its General Meeting in Brussels. The meetings held included meetings of the two professional divisions CEAB (representing property managers) and PAC (representing estate agents). Other meetings covered policy relevant to the real estate professions and organisational issues. Interesting policy topics discussed included the regulation of professional services, energy efficiency, anti-money laundering and international standards. There was also a strong emphasis on education and training and the development of the real estate professions.


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No Gerut-tee [Of A Good Deal]
With so many similar hitters to Gerut, it's difficult to see just exactly where he fits in right now. I suspect though that Gerut will replace Ben Grieve on the major league roster with immediate effect, thereby effectively ending his Cub career, and that we won't see Adam Greenberg again this season either. Dusty will probably use Gerut in a straight platoon with Jerry Hairston as the centre fielder and leadoff hitter, which, despite Hairston's reverse splits, is probably the right way to go. It would not surprise me if, having become an irrelevance, Hairy were then traded before the deadline... And, finally, if Gerut performs, particularly with regard to his power returning, this could mean the end for Corey Patterson in Chicago. For such a seemingly minor move, this trade could end up having some pretty major long-term ramifications. We will see.That all fell down from the "Dusty will probably..." bit onwards, perhaps because the great man's allergic to "the right way to go". Gerut made just two starts for the Cubs in his shortest of tenures, neither in centre field, where he didn't play an inning for the Cubs. And the second of those starts was cut short by the trade. Otherwise, he was limited to occasional pinch-hitting and late-inning defensive work in left field. In all, he went 1-for-14 as a Cub, with a double, two walks and three strikeouts, and a single run scored. It was Gerut himself that became the irrelevance, not Hairston, and Gerut that quickly found himself traded. Perhaps one of the biggest reasons for that is that it's not been hard to see where Gerut's power has gone. His swing right now consists of a real downward chop on the ball, and groundballs have a nasty habit of not going over the fences. Without power, and with an enormous platoon split, in the long-term Gerut is highly unlikely to amount to anything as a starting major league outfielder. It may be that the Cubs have seen enough to think that Gerut's power may not be coming back any time soon, and that it's time to move him now before other teams come to the same conclusion. Whether or not the Cubs would be right in such an assessment of course remains to be seen. Whatever, it turns out the trade of Dubois for Gerut will have no long-term ramifications at all. Instead, it's this new trade, for Matt Lawton, that holds potentially interesting implications... Whichever way Hendry tried to spin it in the press conference, this trade is a rental. Matt Lawton is entering the final months of a four year deal that's paying him $7.5m this year. And when this season is done, Lawton, whose contract includes no options, will file for free agency. With Lawton turning 34 in November, and doubtless looking for a multi-year deal all the same, this being a rental or not, it's probably best left that way. But it is a rental. And that says much for the Cubs' attitude towards this season, it says that they still clearly think they can make the playoffs. But this team right now stands at just 53-52 and is very much flawed, as this lousy homestand against lousy Western opposition has demonstrated. Nomar, Wood and Williamson, who Hendry is viewing as mid-season pickups, will not change that, promoting Van Buren won't either, and neither will Matt Lawton, whose simply not an impact ballplayer. The Cubs' best hope now is to be less flawed than their competitors in the wild card race. A four game margin certainly isn't insurmountable. But with the Astros and the way that they've been playing of late, let's just say that the Cubs are being a bit more optimistic than I care for. Either that or they viewed Gerut as having so little value to them that any return, even just a short-term one, was worth it. So, Matt Lawton. Well, make no mistake about it, Lawton is a good hitter. He no longer hits for average as he did at his peak in Minnesota, for his strikeout totals have been escalating, but he draws an excellent number of walks and thus gets on base at a great rate of which Derrek Lee will approve. Furthermore, unlike your prototypical leadoff man, Lawton's far from a slap hitter, consistently hitting 15 home runs a year and owning a slugging percentage a good 150 points higher than his average. In Wrigley, that could even jump a little, for he's spent his years mostly in ballparks pretty favourable to pitching. Though with age he's declining, Lawton is right now is a better hitter than Gerut, and a better hitter than Jason Dubois too. He's also better than Hollandsworth and Hairston, and, interestingly, Lawton at his 2000 best looks rather similar to Matt Murton's upside, the stolen bases aside. That said, Lawton possesses this split...
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Lawton covered more ground last year [2004] following knee surgery, but remained a defensive liability in left and right field. He covered the gap decently, but any ball hit over his head or toward the line was an adventure. He underwent a serious operation on his right shoulder after the 2002 season and runners have been taking liberties against him ever since.In other words, he's better than Jerry Hairston out there. Then again, so was Jody Gerut, and so is Jeromy Burnitz, and yet Dusty has been showing a lot of loyalty towards a player in Hairston whose complaints he apparently has no time for. Whether Hairy's escapades in centre continue then, I hardly dare predict. I'll just say that my outfield this year would be Murton, Burnitz and Lawton from left to right, that even that isn't a great outfield, obviously, and that I can picture Dusty choosing to run out far worse combinations. Ultimately, I don't think this is a great trade for either team. Lawton I don't think takes us to the playoffs, he shouldn't be re-signed thereafter, and Gerut probably won't ever do much for the Pirates, or any other team, without a power stroke. Even with the risk that Gerut refinds that though, and I think it's a considerable risk, a few months of Matt Lawton is probably worth that should it put us over the top. The trouble is I don't think it does, especially not if Lawton lives up to that second half split, and so it's all a bit, well, futile. Futile and squanderous, for in a few months we'll most probably have nothing to show for Lawton (as offering arbitration to secure compensation draft picks would be a dangerous ploy). But, once again, we'll have to wait and see...
Tripe like that Scoop
Tripe like that Scoop Jackson article does more to set back racial equality in this country than the freaking klan. Ugh.
16 pitchers also means no
16 pitchers also means no more awful double switches biting us in the butt again
maybe that is why Dusty
maybe that is why Dusty doesn't come out to argue with the Umps and/or Tony LaRussa when we get bad calls
...it's embarrassing to run out to complain when Tony pulls your pants down around your ankles.
Andrew--"I just can't see
Andrew--"I just can't see what you see in Gerut. He is a defensive stud, I understand. But he also has 1) major injury issues that he's still coping with 2) a terrible time hitting lefties not to mention 3) a downward swing that needs some serious adjustment even if he 4) rediscovers the power (which at its peak was adequate at best) that he lost."
I believe that 1, 3 and 4 are one and the same. I think he's made adjustments to his swing because he's injured, that those adjustments have led to him hitting a lot of groundballs and low line drives, and that that's sapped him of his power. Of course, that's extremely concerning, and as I wrote in my piece, "Gerut probably won't ever do much for the Pirates, or any other team, without a power stroke". But Jody is a clever kid, and he knows this, and has shown himself capable of making this exact adjustment in the past - in the minor leagues, he used to be very much the hitter that he's gone back to being now, for whatever reason, but he realized that major league outfielders need to hit for power, and so made changes that resulted in his rookie year. Once he's fully healthy again, I wouldn't put repeating the feat past him. And as long as there's a chance Gerut can refind his power stroke, he has value.
2 isn't that big a problem. Left-handers get easily the bigger half of the platoon, because there are more right-handed pitchers than lefties. Also, there are an awful lot of left-handed hitters, better hitters than Gerut, that can't hit left-handers. Eric Chavez has a career .244/.308/.401 line against lefties. Trot Nixon weighs in at .216/.304/.331. While platooning Chavez because of his defence and the fact he's a talisman is impractical, with Jody Gerut, that shouldn't be too big a problem. You just need a clever manager to exploit the split. The Cubs don't have one, and that's the bigger problem.
What do I see in Gerut? Right now I see Hairston with defence and a big platoon split. That's not particularly valuable, though it's still more valuable than Hairston, who in centre field is giving away more runs than he's contributing at the plate. He's a liability, and he shouldn't be in the lineup unless he's shifted to a less important defensive position.
But I'm really not sure that Gerut can't get back to where he used to be, hitting for more power. He's got the tools to hit for average long-term, and on top of that he draws a healthy number of walks. If his power returns, combine that with good defence in centre field and you have a flat out valuable player. It is, of course, a big and crucial if.
Where on earth does this argument that Gerut isn't or can't be a centre fielder come from? While it's true that Gerut has played mostly right field in his pro career, he grew up a centre fielder, played centre field in college, he has the tools to play centre field. His speed isn't overwhelming, but he gets superb reads off the bat, he can go left, right and back on the ball, he's not immune to the stellar diving catch, and he's got a strong and accurate arm. And he's comfortable in centre field, by his own admission. The reason he's not played centre field much in his pro career isn't so much because he's not capable of it, but because he's spent most of his career playingalongside very fine defensive players like Milton Bradley, Coco Crisp, Grady Sizemore, Alex Escobar, Ryan Church...
Scoop Jackson is an assbag,
Scoop Jackson is an assbag, and his playing the race card is beneath contempt. Cubs fans are not idiots. We can see for ourselves what Baker has done, and is doing, with this team. We don't need Jay Mariotti -- a person held in far lower regard in this town than Baker -- to lead us by the nose and goad us into hating the Dustbuster.
Manny Trillo's knee-jerk obsequious support of Baker on TCR regardless of circumstances is hugely annoying. But give Manny his due -- he's never played the race card when sparring with TCR's Baker naysayers.
I absolutely despise people who inject race into a debate as an ad hominem method of impugning the arguments of their adversaries. It's unethical, and it's disgusting. Race is a touchy enough issue in America without some mendacious lowlife manipulating it for his own rhetorical ends.
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OMG! IT WAS A JOKE!!!! GET IT?!?!?! He's complaining about ad hominum attacks and then I try to discount his post by posting an ad hominum attack?!?!?!?!?!?! IT WAS A JOKE!!!!! I do not think that Greg is a Communist and I have no problem with his post. Are you that sensitive?
The only question left to
The only question left to ask will be this: If it were Bobby Cox and not Dusty Baker, would I have ever had to write this column?
From Scoop....
Well Cox would have the club in first place. He consistently has teams of various talent...sometimes has a team dismantled from the prior year and consistently wins the division...You are right Scoop...for different reasons, you wouldn't need to write you racist article if Cox was the manager.
He went on to say the team has lost Wood, Prior, Patterson etc...
Why did he leave out the fact that Dusty didn't ever tell him to chance his swing...to actually coach him--provide the guidance so he could refine his tools and be productive--one reason, Dusty doesn't know how.
He said Dusty had to put up with Sosa's situation etc...maybe an effective manager would have managed Sosa effectively...the knife cuts both ways Scoop.
I don't see black when I see Baker...I see a 4 million dollar a year manager sitting in 3rd place 2 games ahead of the Milwaukee Brewers....I'm ready for a chance--white, black, yellow or green I really don't care.
Yes, Chad, I'm that
Yes, Chad, I'm that sensitive. If you make one more derogatory comment about the shade of my lipstick, I'll have no choice but to storm off in a hissy-fit. So there...
well it doesn't say much for
well it doesn't say much for gerut's ability in CF if he's only been on one team and you already mentioned 5 guys who are better in center than he is.
It speaks for his arm more
It speaks for his arm more than anything, Chris. Look at Ichiro, for instance. Do you not think he could play centre?
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Chad: Dasvendanya, tovarish! ;-)
John, I just think that there are too many "ifs" in your assessment of Gerut. I can name any number of players who could turn their careers around and be much better than their career trends indicate if they were to change this or alter that. But the fact of the matter is, it doesn't happen all that often -- especially to third-year major-leaguers with established career trends.
The numbers he's posted to date since he broke into the bigs -- and my (admittedly limited) exposure to Gerut -- just don't lead me to have anything close to the positive assessment of Gerut's career curve that you have.
John Hill, A couple things
John Hill,
A couple things you don't seem to be getting about Gerut.
1. Maybe the Pirates said 'We want Gerut, we're not going to take Hollandsworth or Murton'.
2. Gerut is not a kid- he's 27.
3. Greg Maddux probably played 'centre' in High School, but that doesn't mean you can trot him out there in the major leagues. You're pontificating as if you've got a vast knowledge of Gerut's merits in center field, when in-fact, you've never even seen him play it. (An aside- I'll spell the Krickett positions correctly, if you would kindly do the same for Baseball).
4. You seem to be thinking the Cubs are the A's. The Cubs aren't the A's- The minimum payroll they're going to have is probably $65 million. There's no need to load your team with 800k players who might turn out to be good when you have that kind of payroll.
Gerut's not only 27, he
Gerut's not only 27, he turns 28 early next month.
I don't mind John's anglicized spelling. The way I look at it, Americans are generally poor spellers even within their own conventions of orthography. Why should we bash John for spelling properly within his own?
Ichiro?!? Ichiro might be
Ichiro?!? Ichiro might be the best defensive right fielder since Clemente...Jody Gerut ain't no Ichiro and he'll never win a gold glove.
Gregory--"I just think that
Gregory--"I just think that there are too many "ifs" in your assessment of Gerut. I can name any number of players who could turn their careers around and be much better than their career trends indicate if they were to change this or alter that."
Just out of interest, are you an Austin Kearns fan?
How many "ifs" are there? I count three. Stay healthy, rediscover power stroke, manager capable of using a platoon properly. Too many? Hmm. If the third one's an "if" too far, then the person we should get rid of is Dusty - there seem to be too many players leaving town because they're incompatible with Dusty.
My argument, really, boils down to this -- I think the "if" of us making the playoffs (even with Lawton, Garciaparra, Wood, Williamson and, possibly, Van Buren) is bigger than the "if" of Jody Gerut reblossoming. And Baseball Prospectus puts our chances of making the playoffs at 8.2%.
Not all "ifs" are created
Not all "ifs" are created equal, John. And the "if" of Gerut rediscovering what was a fairly decent-but-not-tremendous power stroke to begin with is not one of the more likely "ifs" around, particularly since his swing indicates that he's not looking to lift the ball anymore.
Nor is the risk/reward the same when you're comparing the "if" of the Cubs making the 2005 playoffs with the "if" of Gerut blossoming into something other than a dime-a-dozen ML outfielder. The first is vastly greater than the second, because the first is, after all, what a team plays for. The individual success of a particular player is secondary.
Besides, I still haven't seen you rebut the point regarding Gerut's utility to the Pirates. So much of what you've been saying is predicated upon Gerut playing CF for the Bucs. It's becoming increasingly apparent that the CF of the present -- and of the future -- for Pittsburgh is Chris Duffy. That either puts Gerut in a backup CF role, or it has him competing with younger, stronger players for the RF spot (Jason Bay has clearly established himself as the team's big bat in LF) such as Restovich or Sadler or with top prospect Nate McLouth.
Real Neal--"Maybe the
Real Neal--"Maybe the Pirates said 'We want Gerut, we're not going to take Hollandsworth or Murton'."
Maybe they did. No, I'm sure they did as far as Hollandsworth goes. My guess though is that they'd rather have had Murton than Gerut. I'd rather have Murton than Gerut, even if there's not a huge amount in it. Murton at least isn't going to be a super two at the end of the year.
But what does all that change? The Cubs didn't need to make a deal for Lawton. If they thought the price too steep, they could have easily walked away.
Real Neal--"Gerut is not a kid- he's 27."
Indeed. But he's only that old yet so inexperienced at the major league level because he was, in effect, set back an entire two years in the minor leagues with a double knee surgery. That of course represents a problem, especially when combined with the surgery he's now had on his other knee and the torn labrum he suffered at the end of 2003. Serious injury so far has ruined his career, and you may end up in a few years being able to do away with the "so far has" bit. You may not. I think the chances are good enough that it's worth taking the risk to find out...
Real Neal--"Greg Maddux probably played 'centre' in High School, but that doesn't mean you can trot him out there in the major leagues. You're pontificating as if you've got a vast knowledge of Gerut's merits in center field, when in-fact, you've never even seen him play it."
My guess would be that Greg Maddux probably played "pitcher" in High School.
I've never seen Ryan Harvey play either. And I know he's got an absolute cannon for an arm, has enormous power and can't hit a breaking ball to save his life. Secondary sources.
Real Neal--"I'll spell the Krickett positions correctly, if you would kindly do the same for Baseball"
Football = Soccer
...then we have a deal.
Real Neal--"There's no need to load your team with 800k players who might turn out to be good when you have that kind of payroll."
But what, there's a need to load your team with $7.5m players that are overrated (because Lawton haemoraghes most of his offensive value away, but people have a terrible habit of looking just at offence when they judge a player) and thus probably won't take you to the playoffs anyway?
Having payroll isn't an excuse to spend it inefficiently.
Gregory--"Not all "ifs" are
Gregory--"Not all "ifs" are created equal, John. And the "if" of Gerut rediscovering what was a fairly decent-but-not-tremendous power stroke to begin with is not one of the more likely "ifs" around, particularly since his swing indicates that he's not looking to lift the ball anymore."
Particularly nothing. The reason he's not hitting for power is precisely because of his swing. Groundballs don't go over the fences. If he changes his swing, and gets and stays healthy, the power you'd think should return.
Maybe you don't think the "if" of Gerut managing to do that is too great. Personally, I think it's a lot bigger than 8.2%. A lot bigger. If I had to put a number of in, 25%, 30%? I dunno. Not great odds all the same.
Gregory--"Nor is the risk/reward the same when you're comparing the "if" of the Cubs making the 2005 playoffs with the "if" of Gerut blossoming into something other than a dime-a-dozen ML outfielder. The first is vastly greater than the second, because the first is, after all, what a team plays for. The individual success of a particular player is secondary."
The individual success of a particular player of course is a means towards the end of reaching the playoffs, so it's not really that secondary at all. Rather, it's a bit of a prerequisite.
And I still think, even when taking into account the rewards, if I had money to gamble, or whatever, I'd put it on Gerut reblossoming as opposed to Lawton being the difference between playoff baseball and "Wait 'Til Next Year".
Sorry, I don't really know that much about the Pirates and their system, so where Gerut fits in for them then, I don't know. I don't really care either. I hate the Pirates. One of the few teams in the game that I really just can't stand.
You're presuming that he's
You're presuming that he's going to change his swing back to what it was during his rookie season. Yes, it could be that his injuries (particularly the torn labrum rather than the torn ACL) have led him to alter his swing. But it may very well be that he's been told by coaches that line drives are his forte rather than the long ball, or that he's arrived at that conclusion himself. And if that's so (and I see no evidence to the contrary here), then your odds drop from 25% or 30% down to zero.
Yes, individual success is a prerequisite for team success. But in baseball, the individual components of team success are quite limited. To quote the old adage, it takes at least nine players to win a ballgame. Derrek Lee couldn't get on base in front of himself during the first three months of the year, nor could he start a game on the mound or come in out of the pen. That aside, there's a certain amount of circularity to your argument now. You've admitted from the get-go that Gerut's value to the Cubs this season was not much more than nil. In other words, there's no prerequisite involved in his flourishing in a Cubs uniform in terms of the team's overall success. Neither is Lawton's flourishing mandatory, for that matter, but his chances of playing a key role in a Cubs wild-card drive is certainly bigger than was Gerut's. Hence, the trade.
I think that the gamble Hendry took was more than worth it. The success of the team in the here-and-now is paramount, and as long as a reasonable chance of success exists (and even though I disagree with BP on the Cubs' chances, I'd still take 8.2% as "reasonable") it's incumbent upon Hendry as GM to maximize those chances. He did so without sacrificing either an irreplaceable part in the Cubs' present, or a part projected to be a mainstay in their future. Felix Pie, Matt Murton, and Rich Hill clearly fit the definition of the latter much more than Jody Gerut ever did.
Hey, the Cubs are a resource-rich team in terms of their being able to retool on the fly every year. They have the financial resources to make adjustments that other teams such as the Pirates cannot make (a fact that will be even more true next year when the contract of the albatross-turned-Oriole expires). They can rent potential free agents and deem once-talented-but-now-damaged platoon players to be expendable. Kudos to Jim Hendry for understanding that the Cubs have that sort of latitude, and for making use of it. The fact that he traded Gerut to an NL Central rival that needs better players but isn't likely to make sufficient use of Gerut in the long run makes the trade even better.
I cannot see for the life of
I cannot see for the life of me why you've come to this conclusion that Gerut is irrepairable and therefore completely worthless. And if the Cubs are so resource-rich, why are we using a second baseman as our center fielder?
You think the Cubs have a shot at the postseason. I don't. There's the difference. I don't see either why we have to go on and on about the merits of Gerut when it simply boils down to that.
As long as Gerut has any long-term value whatsoever, giving him up for something that's going to change nothing in the short term, and that's my opinion of Lawton, just isn't a good move.
John Hill, Have you got any
John Hill,
Have you got any statistics to back up your claim of Lawton playing bad defense?
As to your ascertation that the Cubs have no chance to make the playoffs... Which team in front of them is so good that they can't catch?
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Not as a major factor, but could be a tie-breaker. But, yeah, on performance and experience, it's Coghlan.
Arrieta's 2.85 ERA would be good enough to lead 26 other teams. He's 3rd on #Cubs behind Hendricks (1.99) and Lester (2.28)
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For sure! Russell and Baez are the first infielders in a while to make me think of star defensive players in football or basketball--it's almost like they force turnovers, and they definitely play the field with a degree of athletic aggression I'd expect from a linebacker.
[Edit: Was meant to be a response to JB above.]
tebow hit a HR in the 1st pitch he sees in instructs..lulz.
I don't think his issue(s) will have anything to do with it. He hasn't hit since he's been back. Coghlan has the hot hand.
I'm not a denier but definitely a skeptic on Strop and Grimm, who struggle with fastball control. Strop doesn't go near the ninth inning, and note how Grimm couldn't close the deal even with a 5-run lead. So Felix Pena comes in and gets the 3-pitch game-ending strikeout like it was nothing.
And how about Almora missing that very catchable ball? That was unexpected after all the hype about his glove.
When Trea Turner misses balls like that--which he does--I draw conclusions from it. It seems to be the one chink in his armor. But I'll give Almora another chance.
Assuming Soler is good to go, I think it comes down to 3 of the following 4: Coghlan, TLS, Sczcur, Almora. Of the 4, TLS seems to be the hardest to justify, particularly given his behavioral issues.
I'm wondering if both Coghlan and LaStella make it. With Javy being able to play all the infield spots and Joe maybe wanting late-inning D when Soler plays (assuming he plays), hence either Szczur or Almora, I think LaStella might be the odd guy out.
Hendricks needs the win, anyway, plus a couple more.
My hunch is that Hendricks wins the Cy Young . . . for Lester. That is, without Hendricks tipping the scale toward the Cubs, Scherzer tops Lester.
Old Cub fans remember when Ken Hubbs died at 22 in the crash of a small plane he was piloting in a storm in Utah in 1964. But Hubbs was not an elite power pitcher like Score and Fernandez. Score lived a long time after the accident but it was (effectively) career-ending.
HAGSAG: Since I've only seen them throw in one game and in one "live" BP session, all I can do is provide initial first impressions.
Brailyn Marquez is listed at 6'4 but is probably more like 6'5 or 6'6. I would describe him as a younger version of Bryan Hudson, throwing a ton of ground balls but not getting a lot of swings & misses (yet). Because of his size he could eventually grow into more velocity, but right now he's mostly a pitch-to-contact guy. He generally throws strikes.
Phil, do Marquez and Ocampo look like prospects?
It helps when your defense has declared war against the H in WHIP.
Still impressive.
Lackey finishes with a 3.35 ERA. Currently good for 13th in the NL. Not bad for a guy signed to be a #3 starter in a 15-team league.
He is also 6th in WHIP. Pretty amazing: Cubs have the #2, #3, #5 and #6 starters in WHIP.
Completely meaningless game, but Pena striking out Sean the Turd to with the bases loaded was very fun.
Other than one bad game in SD, Pena has been very good. Even with that game, 9.0 IP, 13 K, 0.89 WHIP.


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Awesome, I really liked Hector episode 1 and was disappointed that there weren't much updates on upcoming episodes. I guess with TTG involved things would be different.
I'd never even heard of it until I watched the trailer, but now I'm hooked! I can't wait for TTG to help bring the ip to new formats (particularly those I play on :P)
Let's hope this partnership continues!!
I first saw Hector in a computer magazine and the moment I saw the pictures and the humor I knew I was going to buy it. But, unfortunately it wasn't for PC...
So now my favorite adventure game company is saving the day, THANK YOU!
This game looks absolutely brilliant judging by the trailer. Thanks for bringing this game to my knowledge. Will preorder asap.
I remember seeing this on XPlay or something, it was supposed to be pretty good. I was disappointed to see it was only for IPhone at the time or whatever.
I have episode on on my iPhone and I love it. Raunchy adult humour that just avoids being too immature. I love it.
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Rusty pipes, well water, and even a crack in the porcelain on a cast iron sink can lead to rust stains. This is a guide about removing rust stains from a sink.
The dirty water left from cleaning the oven has left rust speckles. I tried bleach, but nothing will remove them. What's the best thing to use please?
By Chris D from Suffolk
Automotive and paint stores carry a product called navel jelly. It removes rust.
We had to use a flexibly snake to clear a block with a party coming up. The rotation of the snake left a 6 x 3 coat of rust are at the entrance to the trap. Soaking in heavy Clorox solution overnight, no effect.
Read the entries on your site. Tried the one that suggested "I use 600 wet/dry sandpaper. Sponged out most of the water. Used the sandpaper. Removed 99% of the rust with minimal effort."
Source: Feedbak in "Rust Stains in a White Sink"
"Rub gently with 'wet and dry' sandpaper. It may have a different name in the USA but any sandpaper with a grit of 600 or greater. As the name suggests it can be used with water and does not damage the surface. It can also be used on 'toilet rings'. Much less toxic and cheaper than buying chemicals."
By Jo Bodey from Fall River, MA
Clorox will set rust. Being from GA, where we are famous for our "red clay"; which is due to the amount of iron in the soil, I know that bleach only sets rust. Several brand name products were mentioned in the posts that have been archived. Probably any of them would work. I do suggest that you go to your local hardware store; or, perhaps the specialized cleaning products in the laundry section of the grocery store for something that specifically removes rust.
BTW: Hawaii is also known for its red dirt, also from the iron in the soil! Good luck with getting the stain out!
Cider vinegar, tea, or lemon juice will do the job without the harsh chemicals. I prefer cider vinegar, but the tea and lemon juice work also.
For example: if you leave a can or hair spray on the sink counter too long it will leave a rust ring. Problem solved using the above items. Works great!
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To get rust stains out of sinks and around drains, use NAVAL Jelly, which can be found in the automotive section.
I recently moved into a house with an old porcelain sink, where the previous tenant clearly didn't take much pride in keeping their sink clean. It has stains in it (rust? spaghetti sauce? who knows!) that two rounds of soaking with a bleach solution and a couple of Comet scrub downs have not gotten out. I've made a dent in them, but I'm not convinced I'm going about getting them out the right way. Any suggestions on how to get these stains off of this otherwise beautiful white sink?
If the stain really is rust, unfortunately bleach will set it. So it may be too late to do anything. It's usually safe to try something like baking soda as an abrasive scrub if you aren't sure if something is rust. Sorry not too much help now! (08/27/2004)
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Toilette bowl cleaner and a brush.. Be sure to use gloves when scrubbing or squirt on and let sit overnight. Then brush and rinse with lots of water. (08/27/2004)
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I have usede a product called "ZUD", it comes in a can like comet..and it works great. You can even make a paste and let it sit on your stains. (08/27/2004)
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Rub gently with 'wet and dry' sandpaper. It may have a different name in the USA but any sandpaper with a grit of 600 or greater. As the name suggests it can be used with water and does not damage the surface. It can also be used on 'toilet rings'. Much less toxic and cheaper than buying chemicals.
Jo (08/27/2004)
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I've used a product called Lime Away with good results, of course a lot of elbow grease and a good brush along with it. (08/27/2004)
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I had the same problem in our old farm house tub when we moved in (from rust). I bought a bottle of The Works tub/shower cleaner at Rural King or Dollar General has it too-less then $4. Every time I walked by I would spray some on the stain, it eventually just ate it off. Took maybe 1/2 the bottle, stain had been there a loooooooooong time. Just keep letting it soak. Make sure to rinse it really good and wash with some soap after. I've used this product on lots of things and it's always worked. The Works for the toilets works great too. Good luck:) (08/28/2004)
SnoBol. It literally "melts" the rust away. Just be careful. Keep the water running or this stuff may eat into the porcelain....I don't know for sure, but it sure was the answer to my prayers when I needed to remove years worth of rust from a double shower and various sinks in the house. No scrubbing. (08/28/2004)
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"The Works" is the best I've used. It's far better that Lime Away. Use heavy rubber gloves! I've used "The Works" for toilets (great job removing tough rings), for tub and shower (removing mineral deposits), window cleaner.
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Holoul Electronic Recycling Treatment Compan
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Holoul provide a best practice, closed loop, environmentally sustainable solution to the e-waste generated within Government, Business, Industry & Consumer, from our Mobile Secure Data Destruction Service, that provides 100% assurance that your confidential or sensitive data containing media will be destroyed, to our e-waste recycling and support services that ensure ...
Green Kingdom Industries
based in JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA
Green Kingdom Industries is a pioneer company investing in the entire value chain, of Post-Consumer Plastic Recycling & developing the Go-Green awareness in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It`s a Joint Venture company with Local Saudi Partners & International Partners. Since June 2011, Green Kingdom Industries, has been investing in several pilot projects to create the ...
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ISC is a full-service environmental engineering, consulting, and management company. ISC was founded to provide top quality services while committing to keeping overall project costs down with a turnkey capability that yields the right solution at the first time.Our environmental services professionals have been assisting a broad range of clients on diverse projects. We ...
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based in Jeddah, SAUDI ARABIA
Middle East Waste Management Limited provides plastic recycling and waste management services to local authorities and businesses throughout the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
GEMS - Global Environmental Management Services
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GEMS is part of a global group of companies dedicated towards Preservation, Protection and Restoration of the environment.With our key base in Saudi Arabia, we provide technology, systems, products and services for waste management (reduction, recovery and recycle), industrial effluent treatment, sewage treatment, odour control, bioremediation and environmental clean up.
Crudesco Sdn Bhd
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Crudesco is a group of companies specialized in waste management, water solutions and safety products. Healthy business areas in which all energy and strength is put to offer a full range of unique concepts, products and consulting. Over 165 years of experience, exclusive joint-ventures and co-operation with knowledge based companies make Crudesco offer the best only. ...
Presona AB
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Presona manufacture high-end baling and waste compacting solutions that are high quality, reliable and economic. Take a look at our product range and choose the best baler for you and your business. Presona's general environmental objective is to provide equipment that will be part of the sustainable cycle. The purpose is to provide equipment that enables increased ...
EnviroTech Limited
Office in Riyadh, SAUDI ARABIA
EnviroTech (ETL) based in the UK and the United Arab Emirates is an environmental product company with distributors in UK, USA, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Oman, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and South America specialise in Award Winning Water Treatment / Recycling, Energy Saving Systems, Air Conditioning Energy Saving Systems and Waste Water Treatment ...
Tech Universal (UK) Ltd
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Clean Air Engineering, Inc.
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Since its founding in 1972, CleanAir has an established reputation for excellence on projects of all sizes, ranging from boiler, APC equipment and cooling tower efficiency testing to SCR baseline testing and optimization to hazardous air pollutant (HAPs) studies and CEMS RATAs. The strength of CleanAir`s organization is its solid base of professionals with boiler and air ...
SAF Group
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SAF Group of Companies was established in 1991 in Al Khobar – Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Ever since our inception, we have firmly adhered to our vision of expansion and growth enabling the Group to establish itself as a formidable and credible business holdings entity. The combination of intelligent thinking and high end industry expertise has influenced a series of ...
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A member of the AMETEK Materials Analysis Division, SPECTRO is one of the worldwide leading suppliers of analytical instruments, employing optical emission and X-ray fluorescence spectrometry technology, used for the elemental analysis of materials in industry, research and academia.
Plasti-Fab, Inc.
Distributor in Khobar, SAUDI ARABIA
Plasti-Fab is the recognized leader in corrosion resistant equipment for water and wastewater treatment and control, specializing in Reinforced Copolymer (FRP) equipment for industry and infrastructure. Our equipment is resisting corrosion in abusive environments all around the world. FRP Rotating Scum Skimmers provide exceptional corrosion resistance under some of the ...
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Aqualyng is a leading provider of Project, Products and Services for the Water Industry. With a wide offering for Desalination, Wastewater , ZLD and STP as well as components for a wide spectrum of water applications, Aqualyng is a one stop solution for your water needs. Specializing in treatment of difficult water, Aqualyng and its subsidiaries have delivered water ...
Guttridge Limited
Office in Riyadh, SAUDI ARABIA
With a foundation of 50 years of experience, Guttridge is a flourishing company, globally respected for delivering well-engineered, reliable materials handling solutions that continue to anticipate dramatically changing industrial needs. Going forward, that same drive takes us on to fresh challenges with the opening of a regional office for our representation in Saudi ...
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Solar sludge drying. The Wendewolf moves and aerates up to 250 m³/h of sludge! The automatic programme ensures a continuous flow of the freshly pressed sludge through the drying bed. The required energy consists of electricity only, between 10 kWh to 30 kWh per ton of water evaporated. Industrial dryers require between 800 and 1000 kWh in thermal energy and electricity. ...
Office in Abu Dhabi, SAUDI ARABIA
We are a leading manufacturer of complete membrane systems providing consulting, design, engineering, market research, laboratory testing, pilot plant testing, and training for desalination plants. The growing importance of environmental issues and their impact on our life has given rise to the need for investments and development of engineering solutions to problems ...
SABK International
based in JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA
SABK provides the most comprehensive, cost-effective and reliable treatment systems and services for water and wastewater in Saudi Arabia and across the Middle East. We supply and install most geosynthetics including geotextiles, geogrids, geomembranes, HDPE embedment anchor for concrete, geocomposites, geonets, geosynthetics clay liners (sodium bentonite), geotubes, ...
based in RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA
WETICO analytical lab services are the starting point for any water or wastewater treatment solution. The laboratory service provides commercial and domestic water suppliers and industrialists with affordable access to a suite of analytical services to test soil, water, fertilizer and microbiological quality. The state of the art equipment has classified the WETICO ...
Ametek Process Instruments - THERMOX
Distributor in Manama, SAUDI ARABIA
AMETEK Process Instruments is a worldwide manufacturer of process analyzers and instrumentation. A Business Unit of the Process & Analytical Instruments division of AMETEK, Inc., we are part of a global corporation with over $3.5 billion (USD) in annual revenue. Our engineering and manufacturing activities take place in several North American facilities. We have direct ...
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The Dynamic Tower of Dubai
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Slieveanorra Forest is situated in the rural north of County Antrim, Northern Ireland, near the villages of Corkey and Newtown Crommelin. It is a vast conifer forest and offers panoramic views. Altnahinch Dam is located on the edge of the forest and many tourists visit the area during the summer. Many types of animal and plant life reside in the area. It is named after Slieveanorra [Sliabh an Earra, 'mountain of the tail/ridge'].
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In October 1942 an U.S. Air Force B17 Flying Fortress bomber crashed into a mountain beside the forest.The crash killed eight of the ten personnel on board.[1]
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DSM Pharmaceutical Products and Agennix inked an agreement under which DSM will manufacture the oral dendritic cell mediated immunotherapy (DCMI) talactoferrin for Agennix at commercial levels. Two Phase III trials with talactoferrin in non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) are ongoing. The contract also includes process development to continue to optimize the manufacturing process and the opportunity to significantly expand production capacity as needed.
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A second Phase III trial, FORTIS-C, is evaluating talactoferrin in combination with the standard chemotherapy regimen in first-line NSCLC patients. "It is important for Agennix to put in place now the key elements of the talactoferrin supply chain, and expanding our contract with DSM is an important part of this process," says Rajesh Malik, M.D., CMO and management board member of Agennix.
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Taylor Place is the first urban residence hall on campus, featuring a communal ground floor and two 12-story towers that accommodate nearly 1,300 students. Each floor contains a laundry facility, meeting room, lounge, and screened porch area.
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