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Aerox has over 30 years experience in odour abatement. Founded in 1974, we specialised in the development and production of dust filters and air scrubbers. By then we were called Jongerius Aerob. Today, we focus solely on our in-house developed Aerox-Injector, based on non-thermal plasma technology. We have an extensive agent and distributor network all around the globe.
based in Vleuten, NETHERLANDS.
AirScience Technologies designs and builds air pollution control, process gas treatment and process gas separation systems for the primary industry. (chemical, mining-metals, oil & gas. AirScience technologies include, catalytic oxydizers, wet scrubbers, non thermal plasma reactors, PSA and VPSA gas separators, process gas dryers, hydrogen production through steam ...
based in Montreal, QUEBEC (CANADA).
Air Phaser Environment Ltd. (APE) is a cleantech company focusing on the supply of our patented non-thermal plasma (NTP) technology to provide a cost effective, efficient, user-friendly and reliable solution for industrial odor and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) control, who typically have large volume, odorous air emissions.We supply large scale, cold plasma based ...
based in Surrey, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA).
Enviro Technology Services Ltd (ET) was founded in 1983. Now active in over 45 countries with a multi-million pound turnover. ET is a global provider of air quality and emissions monitoring systems and servicing. The UK-based company sell and lease equipment, systems and services covering the monitoring of ambient air quality (AQM), continuous emissions (CEM) and indoor ...
based in Stroud, UNITED KINGDOM.
ESCO International is a provider of engineered advanced oxidation processes, ozone and UV systems to a wide range of environmental pollution problems for industrial, municipal and commercial use. We apply latest advances in Ozone and UV technologies, catalysts as well as experimental and design tools to design efficient advanced oxidation and ozone systems. We also design ...
based in Glan Conwy, UNITED KINGDOM.
Designs and installs dust collection and filtration systems. Represents manufacturers in air filtration, dust collection, oil mist capture, environmental control booths, paint booths, parts cleaning systems, fluid filtration equipment, solvent recycling, blast and micro-blast systems, laser marking systems, thermal and catalytic oxidizers. Consulting, design and ...
based in Clearwater, FLORIDA (USA).
Pine is the leading provider of rental equipment in the nation for Environmental Monitoring Equipment, Sampling and Safety Supplies, Non-Destructive Testing and Visual Inspection Instruments, as well as Continuous Emissions Monitoring (CEMS) Equipment and EPA Protocol Gases. A large stock of rental equipment is in our warehouses across North America at all times with the ...
based in Windsor, NEW JERSEY (USA).
ETG is a leading supplier of high performance reliable gas analysis solutions. Our business is based on extensive and long standing experience of working with leading companies in a wide range of industries worldwide. ETG provides global support, combined with local expertise, to ensure our solutions deliver accurate and reliable gas measurements that improve product ...
based in Montiglio, ITALY.
REPSS Inc. represents some of the leading manufacturers in the Safety and Environmental Health industries. We have 4 regional sales reps that cover the south central US, from southern Alabama to Arizona.
based in Houston, TEXAS (USA).
Grainger helps customers save time and money by providing them the right products to keep their facilities up and running. Customer has a unique facility to operate and a different problem to solve, our customers all share the same requirement: when they need one of Grainger`s products, they often need it right away. Grainger is a leading distributor of industrial ...
based in Wheeling, ILLINOIS (USA).
Environmental Equipment & Supply , your one stop shop for environmental equipment sales, rentals, supplies, and service. We proudly represent the following; Grundfos Environmental Duty Pumps, RAE Systems Instruments, RKI Instruments, Solinst Groundwater Monitoring Products, Horiba Water Quality Instruments, ProActive 12 Volt Pumps, In-Situ Data Loggers, Hanna ...
based in Harrisburg, PENNSYLVANIA (USA).
IEMI provides rental instruments, new and used sale instruments, equipment service and supplies for the industrial hygiene and environmental monitoring industries. Our focus is to provide the tools our customers need to provide their clients with a timely, cost effective, quality solution for a wide range of environmental and industrial hygiene projects.
based in Worthington, OHIO (USA).
Spectra Scientific, Inc provides you with a one stop source for your environmental equipment needs. We rent a wide variety of air and water quality instruments, sampling pumps, survey equipment etc. We only carry products we believe in, and as former field-techs and environmental scientists, you can be sure that we have extensive field experience ourselves. We treat our ...
based in Woburn, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).
Your Environmental supply source for Portable Field Testing and Sampling Instruments to: sample soil, sample and test water quality, passive product skimmers, measure depth, pH, conductivity, temperature, turbidity, Dissolved Oxygen and ORP. We stock Safety Equipment and Clothing. Distributor of XRF Elemental Analysis instruments for, contaminants in soils, PMI ,Precious ...
based in Tustin, CALIFORNIA (USA).
Enco has been distinguished for its dynamic entry in difficult areas of environmental sampling and analysis such as isokinetic sampling in chimneys for suspended particles and dioxins, in-situ air chromatography, systems for the measurement of radiation and radiation protection. All sampling and analysis methods are demanding and highly sensitive, but we have repeatedly ...
based in Athens, GREECE.
EnviroRentals is committed to provide the largest selection of equipment to test your Inmosphere - Indoor Environment Quality and Industrial Hygiene Monitoring instruments. We have changed our focus to the indoor environmental monitoring to match our parent company - Gasonic Instruments Inc who is now the largest Authorized Honeywell distributor of permanent gas monitors ...
based in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA).
ECM ECO Monitoring has been established in 1991. Major shareholder is TSI Incorporated. ECM ECO Monitoring is focusing on instrumentation for continuous monitoring of gases, liquids and particles. Teaming leading manufacturers of analytic instrumentation, ECM is ready to offer an optimal solution for monitoring problems of a very broad range of applications in different ...
based in Bratislava, SLOVAKIA.
Since 1992, Envicontrol is specialized in measuring equipment for gases, air and dust (sampling, analysis, calibration and generating of gases), as well as in acquisition and management systems for monitoring and warning networks. The company has the exclusive dealership for about fifteen manufacturers and presents its services in the Benelux, France, as well as in Africa ...
based in Gosselies, BELGIUM.
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We're definitely seeing a trend of developers bringing their mobile phone games onto the 3DS eShop. That's set to continue, with Gamelion offering up Monster Shooter (not to be confused with Monster Hunter!).
Monster Shooter has been popular on smartphones, with over 5 million downloads to date. The game features Dum Dum, a creature on the lower rungs of the intelligence ladder, who sets off on an alien killing spree to save his pet cat. Here's a trailer:
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danfango said:
It looks alright. The general trend worries me, though. If developers don't put added effort into porting these phone games over, we will end up with mediocrity flooding the eshop.
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PHiRE said:
@danfango Exactly right, lazy ports will be bad news. I hope Nintendo can exercise more quality control this time around, as WiiWare suffered a lot of shovelware.
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The Serious Problem Brewing for Pokemon GO!
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Splatoon's Last Ever Splatfest is Coming
And It's Sister vs. Sister
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata Passes Away at 55
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Mario Kart 8 DLC Pack 2...OH YEAAAAH!
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Charles Dickens's shortest novel, Hard Times presents a harsh appraisal of English society during the Industrial Revolution. Set in fictitious Coketown, Hard Times tells the story of Thomas Gradgrind and his children, Louisa and Tom, as they struggle to make their way in a changing England. Through the characters of Thomas, Louisa, and Tom, Dickens explores the divide between mill owners and workers during the Victorian era.
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16. Brotherly Advice
Noah Anderson
She didn't look amused. She squeezed past and sat down in the seat I'd just been sitting in, and then pulled down the screen to cover the window. Great, so I couldn't even look out over her shoulder.
Wait, what am I saying? Why would I want to stare out the window when this...Goddess, had just sat next to me? Somehow I didn't think my normal tactics would work. She looked a lot more mature than I did. But I wasn't called a lady's man for nothing.
Okay, so I wasn't called a lady's man. But I could crack this.
"Noah." I smiled. She glanced at me for a second.
"Phoebe." She replied. "Your parent's biblical or something?"
Parents. Touchy subject. I hadn't spoken about them since they....
"Sorry, have I hit a nerve?" She asked after a few seconds, her face suddenly softening. Great, not only clumsy but emotionally soft. Get yourself together Noah boy.
"It doesn't matter." I said, forcing a smile. "I don't know. My granddad was called Noah, so I think I was named after him."
"I see." She muttered, looking away.
The plane began to move, and I grinned.
"I love take off." I said, excitedly. She laughed. She actually laughed.
"You must be the only person who does!" She told me.
Once the plane had settled, Phoebe got up to go toilet. I stood up and everything, to let her past. This girl was beautiful, she needed a gentlemen.
Once she was gone, I strolled down to Chris. He looked like he was getting too comfy for my liking, and there was no way he was going to be ahead of me. By the time I got to him he was actually going in for a kiss. A kiss!
"Hey bro." I called, stopping next to him. He jumped and spun around. Wow, he looked angry. I grinned at him
"What do you want Noah?" he hissed, sitting up.
"I want to talk to you for a while. Let's head to the lounge."
I took hold of his arm and dragged him out of his seat, leading him to another room. It looked totally class.
"Noah! Why'd you bring me here?" Chris snapped at me
"I just wanted to tell you that I'm not going to sit next to you."
I could have laughed at the look on his face.
"And you had to bring me here to tell me that?" He said through gritted teeth.
"Yeah, and..."
I sighed. God, I didn't want to do this.
"And well, there's this totally hot girl sat with me and-"
He laughed cutting me off. "And your coming to your big brother for advice. Aw, how sweet." He pulled me closer and ruffled my hair.
"Gerroff! I just need some tips is all." I muttered. "I don't think she'll take to the joker Noah."
"Sorry, man. Your on your own. I've got my own lady to concentrate on." He said, walking backwards, grinning.
"Come on, Chris. Anything?"
He tilted his head, thinking.
"Don't act dumb. Be sophisticated. Mature women, love clever men." And with that he left the room.
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The officer, who held a post with the strategic missile forces stationed near Orenburg in the southern Urals, is facing a charge of high treason, a crime which until this year was punishable by a bullet through the skull, but which now carries a jail sentence of 12 to 20 years. He was a big enough fish to merit arrest by Colonel-General Alexander Molyakov, the Federal Security Service's (FSB) chief of military counter-intelligence.
The arrest, earlier this month, was what the service needed. Times have been hard for the FSB as well as Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service, both agencies created from the ashes of the KGB. Just as the CIA has been struggling to redefine its role after the fall of communism, so too - buffeted by financial worries, internal scandals and own-goals - have Moscow's spymasters.
Budget cuts and Russia's diminished international role have prompted foreign intelligence chiefs to close about 30 listening posts abroad in the past few years. There has been a brain drain, with top agents leaving in search of bigger pay packets in the private sector, especially in banks and security firms. And some leading informants, such as Aldrich Ames and Harold Nicholson, have been caught .
But the intelligence agencies' worst debacle was in Chechnya. Throughout the 21-month war, the FSB, which carried out military intelligence, fatally underestimated its enemy, a tiny but disciplined separatist army. Its bungled analysis drew Boris Yeltsin into an unwinnable war in which some 80,000 died.
"The FSB is a demoralised organisation," said Natalya Gevorkyan, a journalist with Kommersant newspaper. "They don't know what their role is; that creates a dangerous vacuum."
Yet "the organs", as Russians call them, are still highly active. Abroad, they still spy, just like the old days, and still squabble. The Germans have been complaining that Russian espionage is rife, prompting complaints from Moscow that Bonn is trying to perpetuate Cold War hostility.
But these days there are other priorities: combating the Mafia and the smuggling of nuclear materials, conducting economic espionage, especially in the arms industry.
And at home the FSB remains a powerful entity. After his violent stand- off with the Russian parliament in 1993, Boris Yeltsin brought the security services under his control.
In 1995, laws were passed restoring some of the most repressive powers of the KGB. So the FSB can run its own prisons, set up its own undercover businesses, bug and infiltrate. Last year, the President become so chummy with his security generals - notably Mikhail Barsukov and Alexander Korshakov - that it split the Kremlin. They were eventually fired, but concerns remain. Vladimir Oiven of the Glasnost Fund, a human- rights group, says: "What worries us now is that the state has many organisations doing the same thing;. there's the tax police, the customs, and Fapsi, the federal communications organisation."
So far, such activities pale by comparison with the Soviet security apparatus. With 75,000 per-sonnel, the FSB, still based at the Lubyanka in central Moscow, is far smaller than the KGB was with 500,000 full-timers and count- less informers. And Russians no longer suffer the Fifth Directorate, which infiltrated and persecuted dissidents. But there are still echoes of the evil past.
The security services allegedly played a part in the murder of investigative newspaper reporter Dmitri Kholodov, blown up by a booby-trapped briefcase in Moscow during 1994. And then there's the possible conviction of Alexander Nikitin, a former Russian naval officer, whose terrible "crime" was to tell Bellona, a Norwegian environmentalist group, about the terrifying scale of radioactive pollution caused by Russia's northern fleet.
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Dave Grohl Interviews His Mom about Her New Book, Shares Funny StoriesDave's mom discussed getting to know Rush bassist Geddy Lee's mother, Mary, a Holocaust survivor whose story is included in 'From Cradle to Stage.'
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Emma Roberts attended the LA premiere of 'American Horror Story: Freak Show' held at TCL Chinese Theatre IMAX on Sunday (October 5) in Hollywood, California, joining co-star Sarah Paulson.
Sweeping her blonde hair into an elegant bun, the actress wore an entrancing Saint Laurent black gown featuring cut-out details and a thigh-high slit.
It's not often I get swept away by Emma Roberts on the red carpet, but, even with the daring elements, this look still oozes classic elegance.
Casadei black suede cage multi-strap sandals with the signature 'Blade' heel rounded out her look.
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Matt Damon only technically qualifies as a Martian, but he's joining a rather long cinematic history of denizens of the Red Planet
It's typical of Christopher Nolan's influence that the recent Total Recall remake, like the recent Robocop remake and no doubt the forthcoming Starship Troopers remake, misunderstands the joke — and as a result ruins it
The sci-fi retry had neither Arnie nor Mars, and it would seem no amount of "candlelight yoga" could save it
In the years separating Total Recall from its remake, action cinema has suffered a severe identity crisis
Without the quipping acumen of Arnold Schwarzenegger, the only real joke in the remake of Total Recall comes in the opening credits
The actors are in good spirits when they take a break to discuss remaking the 1990 Paul Verhoeven movie.
Twenty-two years ago, in the summer of 1990, my faith in movie trailers was shattered forever. The culprit for me was Total Recall, directed by Paul Verhoeven (RoboCop, Basic Instinct) and starring Arnold Schwarzenegger (The Terminator, California's governorship).
Well, that was one way of dodging Irene. After their on-again/off-again was on, definitely, some days earlier in New York City — a play was watched, bread broken — Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel settled in Canada this past weekend, missing the proverbial worst. With Manhattan being pelted...
By Bob Thompson During a break from filming the sci-fi remake Total Recall in Toronto, Colin Farrell admitted at a downtown hotel that he's in the process of refining a new attitude. Instead of being obsessed with becoming the next big thing, he's focused on what's best for him as an actor....
By the standards of some scenesters of a certain calibre, I was an under-performer when it came to the wild inner sanctum of the late, singular Bill Jamieson. Unlike many a rogue, Romeo and/or habitué — many also who were/are in the Hipster Protection Program — I only ascended once to the...


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The 6'1, 255-lb running back from Calloway County (Ky.) broke enough long runs to roll up 1,703 yards and 19 touchdowns last season. He also caught 10 touchdowns and finished with 711 receiving yards last season, good enough to earn him All-State honors.
That outstanding season also earned him recognition from colleges. Willis currently holds two offers, Memphis and Louisville and has a host of schools looking at him. Willis returned the favor by taking several visits this summer to check out some of those schools.
"I've been to Tennessee, Cincinnati, Western Kentucky and I believe that's it," he reported.
One school who has not offered, but has shown interest is Kentucky. Willis had plans to make it to Lexington, but those were de-railed.
"I was going to go to their camp, but I didn't get a chance to because my coach said he wasn't going be able to go down there with me at the time."
Willis is unsure if he will reschedule those plans, but he has been in contact with the Wildcats who have other plans for the high school running back.
"They want to put me at defensive tackle or defensive end," Willis says, and while that is not his preference, he says he would be open to a switch, "I think I'd rather stick to offense, but I'm a team player. I'll play anywhere the team needs me."
As a junior, Willis did play linebacker and played it well enough to make All-Conference at that spot. The Wildcats are not the only school looking to move him over to defense though.
"Tennessee is looking at me as a defensive tackle. At Cincinnati, they are looking at me as a linebacker, so I guess there are a few colleges that want me to be a defensive player. I don't' have a problem with that. It has been great to be able to attend colleges and camps and let them know that I can play football."


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Matt: Heliopolis
I don't know when it happened, a slow transition into wakefulness. But when I opened my eyes, I had no idea where we were. We where, however, on a platform with a glass floor and a hole in the centre,. Along the walls were long neon strips that ran into the distance up and down yet the distance was so vast that I could not see the floor or ceiling of the building. I realised we must have been in the tower.
There were many of us in here. Both Rob and I sat next to each other, however his seat was linked up to some sort of mechanism that ticked slowly. Then around the perimeter of the circle sat more people, some I did not know. There was a girl, Vixen (this sent a jolt in my heart) Hunter, Tom, the man that had nearly destroyed Oceanus and Shade, who got up at my glance. They were all still unconcious.
"Ah, I'm glad you've joined me... I hoped you would be the first of them to wake up," he walked over to me, "Matt, you may not understand why I am doing this now, but you will do eventually... a long time from now," I didn't say anything, so he continued, "you have always disliked my view on life and justice, how I stand for the greater good, how I don't dwell on the past... but see, my master has glimpsed the future, he knows what is to come and how to get there. Every act, of the smallest degree, sets up certain events that all flutter by until the join and together make a crescendo.
"Right now, agents of the guild move swiftly, prodding and poking humanity... herding them like cattle. See, this act is big in comparison, but it is still tiny compared to what the future holds for you. You are important see, Matt, but you currently lack the ability to progress. You lack the ability to see the bigger picture and see what others see. You have no empathy and no view besides your own clouded one. This will eventually help you see the error in your ways, to lose your inner darkness and to rise. Firstly, to ensure this, I have brought a friend with me to return you to your former self. The person you were before you met Swarm. The person that this girl fell in love with and was a prominent beacon for the future."
From the shadows, a man walked in. Part of me stirred, I had seen this person before but I couldn't figure out when. He placed his hand on my head and a blinding pain shot through me. At the same time I had flashbacks. My childhood; how Syphon had reduced my power to a controllable level; glimpses of my time in the Government facility; when I first decided to become a vigilante; when I met Gunslinger; when my powers changed because of this man here.
He released his grip and my head fell forward. I could not move it, I was numb all over. My muscles tensed, they charged up, the nerves firing to each other, filling me with an energy.
"When you met Gunslinger, he did things that made your what you had to do harder, I on the other hand will grant you gifts to make this easier," and so saying, he set two stand either side of me. He switched them on and they glowed blue, like ultra-violet lights. I felt the muscles tense and cramp up, then slowly they relaxed, but the nerves became more erratic and braced. I felt empowered.
"What... how?"
"My friend here twisted your powers, see, everyone dhas two possible powers at birth, whether their parents contain power or not, they have the potential. And so, a Superhuman is born with their mothers and fathers powers. This creates your power and so, if the balance of this power is tipped, the power changes.
"This man has returned the balance to it's original position, and now you are back to your good old self, ready to face what I have in store."
"What do you have in store?"
He smiled, then as if on cue, Rob woke up, "thankyou for joining us Robert Walker, feel free to try and use your power on me but it wont work... what you do not believe me? you think your power is so vast as to negate my contraption?" Tob growled at him, his eyes glowed a sort of purple.
Suddenly his whole form shimmered for a moment, then the mechanism glimmered and hummed. He stopped, defeated. The mechanism seemed to come to life, the neon strips changed from red to green. There was an eerie whine, then silence. Sections of the wall seemed to shift, rotation like multiple cogs stacked up on each others, moving in different directions so that I was almost sick.
I looked below me. Deep down appeared a light. It seemed to grow longer, rising higher and higher. It reached us and it seemed to be a beam of purple energy. It shot up through the whole and into the ceiling, striking it. It did not go through, instead it dispersed and the purple light spread down the walls.
"I have spent over fourteen years building this!" Shade called, shouting over the roaring of the energy, "now my plan has come to fruition!"
The whole building now glistened with purple light. Shade pressed a button and the restraints undid themselves on our chairs. I was about to get up to lay my hands on him when he disappeared in the shadow. His friend was gone too.
A door opened at one side. Slightly confused, having not realised that before, I moved towards it. There was a small balcony, a vantage point. And all around us, there was a haze of purple light. The silhouette of some strange city appeared, getting more and more pronounced every second until finally, a vast beautiful metropolis appeared. Despite the slight haze, the light sparkled off the sleek, glass, modern building. There were lush green parks and a river and lakes. Most prominent were the grand columns that seemed to be favoured here as well as pyramid-shaped buildings. It was as brilliant as Oceanus could have been.
But then in the sky, there appeared a battalion of the strangest alien ships.
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I saw the negative review of Dr. Koehler and can say with no reservation that he is neither rude or disrespectful. My wife and I both have had numerous appointments with Dr. Koehler and he has always taken the time to explain medical conditions and treatment options and he is also very open to any questions we have had. I also know of one person who asked him for medical advice while he was at a local gym working out. She said he graciously answered her question and his advice helped her husband. Oh, by the way, the woman who asked him the question nor her husband were Dr. Koehler's patients. Does that sound like a rude and disrespectful person? No! I have a feeling there is another side to the negative review that the writer is not telling. Too bad good doctors like Dr. Kohler can be wrongly accused on sites like this.
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Dr Koehler was the rudest dr I have ever met. He disrespected me worse than I have ever been . In my opinion he is an unprofessional jerk. He took an oath to help people
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"He has made huge strides in a tremendous rookie season. He has taken advantage of our personnel changes and is a big piece of our nucleus going forward."
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I had a MVA in April of 2012 with an 18 wheeler. The truck driver accepted responsibility for said accident. I was diagnosed with cervical fractures. I have had numerous pain injections and chiropractic treatments. In April of the year I had disc ...
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I was hit from behind. Not my fault. No ticket. Truck Driver was ticketed. This companies lawyer also wants my phone records. Is this even legal. I feel violated!
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HE is the kid who won't get flustered — and doesn't feel pressure. And he could be the player to take South Sydney into its next rich era.
Rabbitohs star Luke Keary is calm, cool and more than capable.
He has also been named to start at five-eighth for injured John Sutton in Sunday's match against Newcastle in Cairns.
"The pressure won't get to him," said Souths teammate Sam Burgess. "He is a laid back bloke but, when he trains, he trains as hard as he can.
"He tries to get the best out of himself and the most out of his game.
"For a young kid who hasn't played a lot of first grade, his name is probably in the paper quite a bit. He has been spoken about more than any other rookie. It never fazes him. He'll be fine.
"We have chats about loads of things. I'm not going to claim I've mentored him at all. He has probably mentored himself. Very smart kid. Driven.
"He is a really good fella. Down to earth."
Keary is just 22-years-old and will no doubt be a target as teams starting to really rev-up leading to the finals. But he doesn't care.
"I don't really feel too much pressure," Keary said. "I'd like to think that I enjoy playing first grade. That comes with a bit of pressure. I enjoy it.
"Every week is important for us and this will be no different. Newcastle are red-hot at the moment.
"Over the last couple of weeks I have come off the bench and tried to bring energy into the game. I will try and do that from the start this week."
Keary will no doubt send some big Newcastle forwards at all him night. But the kid is confident in his own ability.
"They will probably send a few boys at me," Keary said. "I'm pretty used to it. I copped it the under 20s and reserve grade.
"I expect to get a bit of traffic my way but it is part of my job to deal with it."
Keary no doubt has a fine future at Redfern.
He is yet another star-in-waiting, the rugby league production line continues to nurture and groom future champions.
Asked what he thought when dubbed a 'star of the future', Keary said: "I don't read much into it. Basically I have done nothing in the game.
"I have only played a handful of first grade games. I have only started two or three games.
"I haven't achieved anything at the moment. It's a little bit embarrassing but I don't hear it too much.
"I just try and focus on my footy — that is the only thing I can control."
Keary said he has mate who he "bounces ideas" off — but wouldn't reveal his identity.
"He is just a bloke in the background — I don't know if I can mention his name," Keary said. "He's just a footy head."
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US rig count rose 15 to 1,873
Oilfield services company Baker Hughes Inc. says the number of rigs exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. rose by 15 this week to 1,873.
The Houston firm said in its weekly report Friday that 1,558 rigs were exploring for oil and 314 for gas. One was listed as miscellaneous. A year ago there were 1,748 active rigs.
Of the major oil- and gas-producing states, Oklahoma gained eight rigs, Pennsylvania gained two and Alaska, California, Colorado, North Dakota and Ohio each gained one.
Kansas lost three rigs while Louisiana lost two.
Arkansas, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, West Virginia and Wyoming were unchanged.
The U.S. rig count peaked at 4,530 in 1981 and bottomed at 488 in 1999.
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Last year, Nike caused quite a stir in the college football world with their 'Nike Combat' uniforms. This summer will probably prove to be no less shocking with the introduction of some new college football helmets and uniforms.
You would think Oregon would have the market cornered on shocking field attire, especially after the "liqud metal" helmet that was donned in January's Rose Bowl game. But the SEC, never wanting to be outdone, apparently has a team that really wants to shine on-field this year.
A photo has been making it's way along various internet turnpikes of an Auburn football helmet with reflective properties that could probably be seen from orbit if the sun hit it just right.
The Auburn "chrome dome" helmet might even put the famed "golden domes" of Notre Dame to shame if it's ever used in a game. However, as has happened in the past, photos of spec uniform designs have been leaked on the internet before, only to never been seen in actual game play.
The only traditional aspect of the helmet is the "AU" logo, done in the standard Auburn blue and orange. The rest of the headpiece, all the way down to the neon orange facemask, looks like something James Caan might have worn in Rollerball
At least there's no chance of Nova – the Auburn War Eagle mascot – missing this and crashing headlong into it.
The chances that we'll see this used on the field? You never know. The helmet is designed by Under Armour, who is the official outfitter of Auburn football.
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Dechra Veterinary Products has launched a 5mg Prednicortone pack than can be split into increments of 1.25mg using SmartTab technology.
The ability to split Prednicortone into 1.25mg doses is particularly useful, says Dechra, when used alongside Zycortal, the only licensed treatment for canine Addison's disease in Europe.
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Dechra brand manager Carol Morgan said the launch of Prednicortone was a "valuable tool" in treating the condition.
She said: "Dogs with primary Addison's disease have insufficient levels of natural mineralocorticoids, primarily aldosterone, and glucocorticoids – primarily cortisol.
"Zycortal contains desoxycorticosterone pivalate, a synthetically produced steroid hormone, which acts in a similar way to aldosterone. It causes sodium retention and potassium excretion, helping to maintain water balance. Zycortal only replaces the mineralocorticoid, however.
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Scottish – Irish – Celtic
Events recognizing Celtic roots and also traditions have long been popular. From the stirring cry of the bag pipe to the dress of formal tartan and kilt, wedding celebrations based upon aspects of Celtic practice can offer enduring memories. Aspects of these weddings could include part or all of the following:
Anam Cara - Actually, the Hearts other Half, this practice is a unique event commemorating the creation of a timeless love forever more. This celebration of the components; to the Celts the four elements Earth, Fire, Water and Air were the structures on which a successful relationship were built.
Anam Cara
This tradition was adapted as Christianity moved right into the Celtic lands and continues to be a wonderful way to include family and friends in your ceremony.
Handfasting - An event dating back right to antiquity, Handfasting is a practice of marriage prior to the availability of rings and also precious metals. The couple would take an item of cloth or rope and before their families and friends, declare their love and intent by reciting a few words and binding themselves together symbolically with the cordage. It is from this tradition we still describe marriage as "tying the knot".
Oathing Stone -- Exactly what better area to place the guarantees of a life time and also eternity than in the heart of a stone? The oathing stone is held by the groom and bride while their vows are recited, then in some practices is tossed into a deep body of water to hold those pledges for evermore. Today that stone could be kept as a remembrance of this big day.
Oathing Stone
The Quaich - Initially crafted from timber the double handled Quaich was a Scotsman's canteen, mess kit as well as drinking cup rolled right into one. King James of Scotland offered his betrothed Anne of Denmark a Quaich as a symbol of his love for her during the wedding, from that point on the Quaich has actually been know as the "loving cup". This lovely ceremony communicates the blessings of Kith and Kin to the couple.
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Pinning of the Tartan
Pinning of the Tartan - A new bride is officially settled for into the groom's family via this ceremony. Generally the oldest female member of the groom's family offers a piece of the family member 's Tartan to the bride-to-be indicating she is currently linked right into all the behaviors of the clan.
The presentation of the family sword - The martial origins of the Celtic peoples revolved around the defense of fireplace and also house. This event is the acknowledgement of the male members of the new bride's family that they as well now have a brand-new connection and a new brother in arms.
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Lawmakers never gave up hope that the U.S. would capture or kill Osama bin Laden.
In a series of interviews over the past several months, a dozen key members of Congress told The Hill that while they didn't know when or how the former al Qaeda leader's reign would come to an end, they were certain the U.S. would get him eventually.
The search for bin Laden, which began before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, exasperated and frustrated members of Congress for more than a decade. During the George W. Bush administration, Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) issued a press release titled, "Why don't we just go get him?"
The issue is especially personal for members who represented constituents killed in the attacks. Lawmakers have also noted that if not for the brave actions of passengers on
United Airlines Flight 93, the plane that crashed in Shanksville, Pa., could have slammed into the Capitol. The 9/11 Commission report concluded that United 93 was headed for the White House or the Capitol.
In 2004, Sen. Chuck GrassleyChuck GrassleyDems plot recess offensive on ObamaCare The case for protecting America's intelligence agency whistleblowers Senate confirms Trump's first lower-court nominee MORE (R-Iowa) raised some eyebrows by predicting that the terrorist mastermind would be caught or killed before that year's election. That comment intensified conspiracy theories that Bush had captured bin Laden and would announce it right before the election.
In the two presidential elections since Sept. 11, White House candidates stressed that if elected, they would bring bin Laden to justice.
Sen. John McCainJohn McCainDefense hawks gird for budget brawl Trump got harsher GOP reception than Bush on budget Armed Services chairman unveils .1B Asia-Pacific security bill MORE (R-Ariz.) famously vowed during the 2008 presidential race that he would follow bin Laden to the "gates of hell."
And three years after Bush said that bin Laden was wanted "dead or alive," Kerry pointed out in a debate with the president that the Saudi was still on the loose.
But days before the 2004 election, bin Laden released a video message that many political analysts say might have cost Kerry the presidency. Bush supporters seized on the video, saying it proved that bin Laden wanted Kerry to become commander in chief.
In 2006, then-Rep. Rahm Emanuel (Ill.), at the time the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, used Bush's failure to capture bin Laden as political ammunition.
As Obama's chief of staff years later, Emanuel was "astounded" that no one in the intelligence community had "a clue" of where bin Laden was hiding, according to Bob Woodward's book, Obama's Wars.
When the bin Laden trail grew cold, lawmakers invoked his name with less frequency on Capitol Hill.
For example, bin Laden's name was mentioned 391 times in the Congressional Record and in 33 pieces of legislation during 2001 and 2002.
In the last Congress, bin Laden's name showed up 126 times in the Congressional Record and only appeared in a dozen pieces of legislation.
But legislators didn't give up hope.
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McCain, the committee's ranking Republican, echoed his counterpart's comments, saying, "Everybody says he's got people who are his supporters who are an alert system. Chairman Mao said, 'The guerrilla is to the people as the fish is to the water.' And [bin Laden's] clearly got a lot of water around him."
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A few simple measures can dramatically cut down on time you spend in the kitchen preparing meals. Try some of the following fast cooking tips:
- Focus on simple recipes rather than elaborate techniques that usually result in more dishes and extra cleanup.
- Consider what else you can do to speed your meal along after you have started the noodles boiling, the rice cooking or the meat browning.
- Use quick flavor enhances, such as low-sodium broth's and sauces, herb vinegar's, hot pepper sauce, garlic powder, onion powder and nuts for fast-cooking flavor.
- Try freezing different fruits and vegetables for kids snacks such as peas, blueberries, etc.
- Brown gravy in a hurry with a bit of instant coffee straight from the jar... no bitter taste, either.
- Gravy can be thickened quickly by adding 1 to 2 tablespoons of instant potatoes.
- To hasten the cooking of foods in a double boiler, add salt to the water in the outer boiler.
- Add 3/4 cup of wine, beer or stock to a beer can or similar container. Place it in the center of a roasting pan and place a well-seasoned chicken opening over the can and roast. The flavors in the can will moisten and flavor the chicken. The drippings will enter the can and mix with the liquid. When the chicken is done, remove the can and make a pan sauce with the remaining liquid.
- Toasting Coconut: Place flaked or shredded coconut in a 1-cup measure. Microwave, uncovered, on 100-percent power until light brown, stirring every 20 seconds. Allow one to two minutes for one-quarter cup and one to two minutes for 1/2-cup coconut.
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- A roast with the bone in will cook faster than a boneless roast - the bone carries the heat to the inside of the roast quicker.
- Reduce cooking time and splatters by laying slices of bacon on a cookie sheet with an edge; bake at 350 to 375 degrees until done the way you like it. The pieces stay flat with no fuss.
- Carrots cook faster if you slice them along their length rather than their width.
- Speed up the cooking time of fried potatoes by first peeling, chopping into small squares and boiling the raw potatoes until softened, but not too much. Then drain and place into skillet with heated oil. Cook while adding seasoning until the outsides are lightly browned and crisp.
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Cyriana Rhindaun II was the fourth queen of the Rhindaun Dynasty and the third queen of Tethyr by that name.[1]
Cyriana was the daughter of Prince Nishan and the niece of Queen Zaranda II.[1] She was married to Errilam II.[2]
Cyriana was crowned as Cyriana III in 1445 DR.[1]
At some point during her reign, Cyriana and her husband's life were saved from assassins by Vajra Safahr, Vajra's father, and Mynda Gyrfalcon-Thann.[2]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 George Krashos (2004-04-17). Questions for Steven Schend. Candlekeep Forum. Retrieved on 2016-08-28.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Steven E. Schend (September 2008). Blackstaff Tower. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 248. ISBN 0-7869-4913-9.
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Another week come and gone, and the challenge is going great.
This weeks grocery bill was a little less than $25.00
I have to tell you that I did end up taking a few things out of my buggy before I got to the checkout counter this week because I would have gone over and I was not going to do that.
Just to let you know the few things I bought:
Milk, juice, apples, bananas, pears, canned pumpkin (only because it was a good sale price and I hated to pass it up)
Now to share with you what our menu consisted of this week for dinner:
Sunday night…Chicken with rice, sweet peas and whole grain bread (Beth's night to cook)
Monday night…Homemade vegetable soup made with venison and served with cheese and fresh fruit
Tuesday night…Pulled barbque sandwiches made from a roast I had in the freezer along with seasoned potatoes done with diced potatoes tossed with olive oil and lots of seasonings
Wednesday night (church night)…Homemade granola served with blueberries I had frozen from this summer (granola recipe at bottom)
Thursday night…Scrambled eggs, bacon, biscuits, gravy, cheese grits and fruit smoothies that we made later that night for a snack
Friday night…Out to dinner
Saturday night…Soup and sandwiches
For breakfast this week, we have had oatmeal, cereal, eggs, toast with homemade jelly and juice that we juiced ourselves from apples, carrots, broccoli, and kale
My pantry is still stocked very well and I don't see any problem making a good variety of meals next week. My freezers are still full and the things I canned are still abundant, so we are good to go.
I am keeping a running list of what I am getting low on or am out of so I will be ready in February when I go back to the store.
That's last weeks run down and now we are off on the third week of the challenge.
Wish me luck!!!
I want to also share my granola recipe that we have used over and over and that we love…
Nonfat Granola
3/4 cup brown sugar (I use sucanaut)
1/3 cup concentrated apple juice from frozen concentrate
1/2 cup nonfat dry milk
1/3 cup honey
5 cups quick cooking oats
2 Tbl cinnamon
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 cup dried fruit (optional)
Mix sugar, juice, dry milk, and honey in saucepan and heat over medium heat only until sugar dissolves. Combine dry ingredients and fruit in mixing bowl. Pour sugar mixture slowly over dry mixture and blend well. Place on cookie sheet and bake at 375 for 10-20 minutes, stirring every 10 minutes.


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BeschreibungMillions of American church members cannot name the four gospels. Millions of church members have reinvented Jesus' god as a god of 'fun' and prosperity while proclaiming their belief in Jesus. Little wonder, then, that Jesus' teachings in the gospels are so little practiced by those who claim to follow him. Little wonder that indifference to those teachings is epidemic in today's churches. In this little book of prophecy the author invites us all to rediscover the benefits and the costs of actually relating with the creator god. This book may be injurious to your peace of mind if: ? There really is a creator god ? You think he needs your money ? Jesus really was God's son and messenger ? Jesus was serious about the lessons he taught ? You believe church membership guarantees salvation. Remember, saying you 'believe in' Jesus Christ doesn't count for a thing if you ignore or neglect his teachings and examples.
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You'll probably have heard rumblings in the news that eBay was recently the victim of a cyber-attack - the online auction giant was hacked and information relating to an estimated 145 million users has been compromised. Most of us are registered with the site, thus it's not surprising that concerns abound.
Here's a brief summary of what happened:
On 20 May, eBay officials revealed they had been targeted by cyber criminals. While the discovery was made in May, an investigation found the initial attack may have taken place as early as February. According to reports in Metro, it is thought the hackers managed to breach the log-in details belonging to several eBay staff in order to gain ac cess to the 'gold mine' of data held within its myriad systems.
The attack obtained user information such as dates of birth, names, email addresses, phone numbers, residential addresses and passwords. EBay says it has no evidence to suggest that financial information was accessed, nor that PayPal details w ere affected as data for this is stored separately. It adds that the passwords were encrypted, but should be changed regardless - especially if they are used on other websites.
Although no financial data was taken and it's unlikely that encrypted passwords can be deciphered, Telegraph technology reporter M atthew Sparkes says that the threat lies wherein personal information could be used 'to commit identity theft' or as a 'handy database for spammers' - victims could receive convincing, yet dangerous emails which could trick them into disclosing financial d etails or sending money. The emails could just as easily contain computer viruses that wipe a person's hard drive. However, if you change your eBay password and don't use it for any other site, then users should be safe.
EBay carried out an investigation to establish the extent of the damage and then told the world's media of the attack to give users the opportunity to take action - something that it wasn't actually obliged to do, PC Pro claims. Officials told BBC News that eBay was working hard to fix the issues and put further security measures in place, including an onsite password reset feature.
Users have naturally reacted in different ways; some have considered eBay the real victims of the piece, while others have questioned their security provisions. Many have been angered by the fact they found out about the attack in the media and not from eBay in the first instance. However, Europol cybercrime expert, Paul Gillen insists that consumers should have sympathy for eBay and the people who are trying hard to rectify the breach, emphasising that they are not to blame. He feels that criticism in the media has been unfair.
The message communicated in the press was that users should, first and foremost, change their passwords. This was emphasised in an open letter posted on eBay Inc from Devin Wenig, eBay Marketplaces president. He i nsisted that the company had security measures in place and that the password reset was a precautionary measure. The letter detailed several other steps the company was taking, which encompassed the addition of further protections and an ong oing investigation with security experts and the police.
Naturally, people need to be aware and cautious about any emails that seem suspicious. Matthew Sparkes admits that while little can be done at this stage to recover any stolen information, users could check their credit rating - as any sudden drop could signify identity fraud. He also adds that users should change their password to one which is longer and potentially nonsensical. Deliberately misspelling words and using different symbols can fox the password-cracking programs that hackers employ. Exercising common sense is, naturally, a pre-requisite of using the internet in any shape or form.
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Next to the Royal Opera House, Masala Zone – Covent Garden specialises in authentic Indian dining in casual surroundings. With unique and quirky design, Masala Zone has hundreds of bright puppets from Rajasthan suspended from the ceilings.
Diverse and eclectic, the Masala Zone menu is influenced by Indian street food and exotic spices, featuring tasty dishes like chickpea curry with lotus root or minced lamb patties stuffed with herbs. Traditional thalis are a cornerstone of the cuisine at Masala Zone, with a sharing platter of small dishes including rice, pickles, chapattis and dhal.
Run by the same team behind the popular Indian restaurant's Veeraswamy and Chutney Mary, Masala Zone restaurant offers fresh and affordable Indian food. There is also a well priced special kids menu for the little ones.
On London's Floral Street, Masala Zone is a vibrant and authentic Indian restaurant in the hub of the city. Covent Garden Tube Station is a 1-minute walk away.
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((((( 10 February 2017 by Geraldine from London
Very tasty food and great services.
((((( 28 December 2016 by Amit Sen from Towcester
Excellent food and service. Will definitely visit again. Location near to theatre land is a very convenient place to meet and dine
((*** 2 November 2016 by Raymond from London
Booked dinner for Sunday prior to Theatre in Covent Garden and arrived at booked time to find gaggle of staff around reception desk who ignored me on entry until I repeated hello several times, whereupon they all dispersed except for girl behind desk who said she had a problem ! Repeating my booking request for a table by the window receptionist said that another waiter had just given our table away. Nevertheless she then gave us a choice of two other window tables which was fine.
The restaurant is nicely laid out and has hundreds of colourful puppets on the ceiling.
Wines by the glass(£7+) and beers (£5 +) expensive
so settled on small sparkling water(£2.75) + coke(£3.25).
The menu is quite different from the normal Indian fare in that one whole page is devoted to Thali dishes( choose curry and this accompanied by a host of smaller dishes and indian bread) so had a grand thali (£18) with saffron chicken korma and companion had a chicken biryani accompanied by a large amount of raitha as it was quite spicy and hot. My korma was mild but a couple of the accompaniments were pretty hot.
Service for drinks was fast but had to call waiter over for food order and took about 25 minutes to receive food, which seemed the norm as we could couldn't see anyone else actually eating, until our order arrived.
Overall food was tasty but hot and the rice served with the thali was lifeless and had lumps in it, which is always a bad sign in an indian restaurant.
Service despite what looked like dozens of waiters was indifferent, although our waitress with the tattoos was great.
Total bill including 12.5 % service was £44 which would have been a lot more if we had had some drinks.
Overall it was interesting but not enough to go back.
((((* 24 October 2016 by Stephanie Mair from London
Wonderful décor. Really friendly staff, Good food.
((((( 21 October 2016 by Jo Lloyd-hennie from Covent Garden
the service was great very friendly and explained all the vegan options for me and the food was fantastic.
((((( 15 September 2016 by Edward Greenberg from London
Great service, tasty food, moderately priced, unique, customizable, great location
((*** 27 August 2016 by Farooq from London
Excellent setting, location and service. The Masala Chai was divine. That said, massively disappointed with size of portions of both starters and main course. They were tiny compared to prices charged and didn't even come close to representing vfm. Further disappointed by the poor cuts of chicken thigh in my main course curry when was compounded by the fact I had deliberately avoided choosing any dish on the menu which mentioned chicken thighs so to find my curry dish served up with just that and low volume/quality as said when it wasn't mentioned in the menu was just not good enough. MZ would do well to use better quality parts of chicken like breast and offer bigger portion to justify the prices they are charging. Overall disappointed given what I had heard about MZ.
(((** 18 August 2016 by Reena Savani from Coventry
It was good however they couldn't offer anything for my son who has allergies to dairy and nuts
((((* 9 August 2016 by Elaine Collins from Scotland
Very nice food, unique setting and decor
((((* 7 August 2016 by Helena Selin from London
Lovely chicken Korma. My 12 year old daughter and I didn't leave even a single bit of rice.
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