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PPE Lockers
- All-steel construction with Germ Guard Active Technology finish
- Mastered cam locks
- Through-frame locking
- Box folded plinth
- Single-tier locker fitted with top shelf and coat hook
- Two- tier lockers fitted with coat hook in each compartment
- Strengthened doors with quite-closing, rubber buffers
- Supplied with P.P.E labels for high visibility
- Fully assembled
- Used to contain and confine PPE clothing in the workplace
Designed to ensure full compliance with regulations relating to the storage of PPE clothing. Riveted and welded steel construction with light grey frame and blue powder-coated doors with distinct PPE labelling.
Please note: this product is made to order and therefore cannot be cancelled once ordered. As these items are made specifically to your request, they are also excluded from our returns policy unless damaged or faulty. Please contact our friendly sales team should you need further help or advice before ordering: 0800 140 4600.
How long will I have to wait for my shelving to be delivered?
At Racking.com our rapid delivery service aims to have orders processed and despatched for 48 hour delivery. Our delivery cut-off time is 4pm and orders placed after this time will be processed the following working day. Once orders are with the couriers they are scheduled for Next Working Day Delivery. We will however send you an email (if an email address is given) to inform you of when your shelving or racking has been despatched and when it will be delivered. Items delivered to Non-Mainland UK addressed will take between 2-5 working days to be delivered.
Can you give me an estimated time for delivery?
Owing to the unpredictable nature of courier deliveries we're unable to offer any indication of what time your shelving will be delivered. The reason behind this is that drivers' schedules change constantly throughout the day due to traffic and other circumstances beyond their control.
Do you offer a next day delivery service?
Yes. For customers who are in a hurry for their shelving we offer next day priority carriage for an additional charge on top of the standard delivery charge (please see our Delivery Costs page for full details). Orders need to be placed before 4pm for this service to be valid. Please select the appropriate option when ordering online or inform the person taking the order through the sales line.
Can you deliver at weekends?
Yes. For customers where delivery is not possible during the week they can choose to pay a £10 +VAT additional charge on top of their current delivery charge to receive their shelving delivery on a Saturday. Orders need to be placed via our sales line 01452 221443 before 11am on the Friday and specify a Saturday delivery.
If I order at the weekend or on a Bank Holiday can I receive my goods next day?
No. Unfortunately we do not dispatch orders placed over the weekend until the next working day. The order will then be delivered as per the relevant delivery period shown on the product page and checkout.
Can you deliver to offshore areas?
Racking.com's deliveries extend to areas beyond the UK's mainland, including Northern and Southern Ireland, the Channel Islands, the Shetlands, the Isle of Wight and the Isle of Man. Delivery prices are subject to a surcharge and you will be informed of them at point of purchase. Please view Racking.com shipping rates.
Can Racking.com deliver my shelving to a different address from that listed on the invoice?
Yes we deliver shelving to a separate address; we do however require a landline number to be provided in order for us to confirm the delivery details.
Does Racking.com deliver to homes?
We deliver a large proportion of our shelving to home addresses. Goods will need a signature unless you have requested them to be left somewhere else.
Delivery costs appear a little expensive why is this?
Shelving and racking products are bulky and heavy in nature and become more expensive to ship with couriers. We unlike many other competitors do not incorporate delivery costs in the price of our shelving so in essence our costs remain competitive with market standards. View full Racking.com delivery costs here.
Are there any delivery restrictions?
We can only deliver to the premises door excluding any steps/staircases & lifts
We cannot deliver to PO boxes
A lot of our deliveries are sent on pallets, please advise at time of ordering if a pallet cannot be accepted
Pallet deliveries are a kerb side delivery service and the driver is not authorised to carry goods up or down steps or through a property. The delivery driver will be able to wheel the pallet truck as far as possible but is not able to remove the goods from the pallet or take the pallet away. Whilst the delivery drivers are instructed not to take their vehicle off the roadway to make deliveries, the driver will make every effort with your delivery to meet your requirements.
Post Delivery
I don't appear to have my steelwork for the shelving. When can I expect it?
Some of our shelving products do come as one pack and the steelwork is contained within the pack between the chipboard (or galvanised shelves). Products packed in this manner are the following: -
RC150A, RC150B, and RC150C
RC265A, RC265B, and RC265C
If your order is still minus its steelwork or a different shelving product from this list please call our customer services team on 01452 221443 or email firstname.lastname@example.com and we can investigate for you.
I have some damages with my delivery, what do I do?
In the unfortunate event of there being damage upon delivery, make a note on the driver's delivery note and contact us so we can send out replacements. If the shelving delivery is damaged severely, please reject delivery, contact us and we can send out replacements immediately.
I am missing my mallet and connectors?
Sometimes when in transit these particular items can become detached from the parcel. If this has happened please inform customer services on 01452 221443 or firstname.lastname@example.com and we will send out replacements immediately via the post.


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Religious rights (fact sheet)
Under the Ontario Human Rights Code, discrimination because of religion (creed) is against the law. Everyone should have access to the same opportunities and benefits, and be treated with equal dignity and respect, regardless of their religion. Religion includes the practices, beliefs and observances that are part of a faith or religion. It does not include personal moral, ethical or political views. Nor does it include religions that promote violence or hate towards others, or that violate criminal law.

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Wisconsin status: restricted in range and declining
Check out the picture of the racerunner. What do you notice? Racerunners and whiptail lizards have strong hind legs and long thin tails. Wisconsin's one species of racerunner, the six-lined racerunner, has a slender body and a long tail. Six stripes run from the head to the tail and are usually colored pale yellow to greenish yellow. The racerunner body has very fine scales that aren't shiny, unlike the scales of the skinks. The tail is covered with rough scales that are either gray or brown. The males have gray or grayish-blue bellies.
Racerunners need loose, sandy soils for burrowing and live in dry prairies and on south-exposed bluff prairies. They build burrows to hide from predators and to help them regulate their body temperature.
With a name like racerunner, you'd have to be fast. And, as their name suggests, racerunners are very fast. They have been clocked going nearly 18 miles per hour. Racerunners rely on their speed and keen sense of smell to locate and capture insects, their primary food.


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This guide is intended for publishers who are interested in using Google Mobile Ads mediation with Fyber. It walks through the setup of a mediation adapter to work with your current Android app and the configuration of additional settings.
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An Android app with the Google Mobile Ads SDK integrated. (If you don't have one, see Get Started.)
A Google Ad Manager account with Mediation for mobile apps configured.
Add Fyber to your project
Include network adapter and SDK
Download the Fyber SDK and adapter from the links above.
In Android Studio, include the JAR files in your project's
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Your app doesn't need to call Fyber directly—the Google Mobile Ads SDK calls the Fyber adapter to fetch ads on your behalf. If you don't wish to specify any additional request parameters, then you're done! The rest of this page details how to provide more information to Fyber.
Initialize your ad object with an Activity instance
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Context is passed on to other ad networks when using mediation. Some
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You can optionally add targeting information (such as location, birthday, gender, and COPPA preferences) that can be used by networks to serve more finely targeted ads.
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If a user has granted your app location permissions, Ad Manager automatically passes this location data to the SDK. The SDK uses this data to improve ad targeting without requiring any code changes in your app.
Auto-populated location information is not forwarded to mediation networks and
auto-location may be disabled entirely. Therefore, the SDK provides the ability
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PublisherAdRequest. In this example, the
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where the user's location is obtained by a suitable method.
Out of respect for user privacy, Google asks that you specify location only if that information is already being used by your app.
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I have something I'd like to put up for discussion, something I don't even quite know how I feel about myself.
As most book bloggers have experienced, there's a lot of authors out there who's generously offering free copies of their books, against an honest review. That's both common and beneficial for both parties for a number of reasons!
The author gets:
- "Free" advertising (not completely free, as it usually costs them a copy of their book).
- An entire blog post dedicated to that book
- Reviews on major online websites like Amazon and Goodreads
- If the blogger like the book, they're likely to recommend it.
The blogger gets:
- A "free" book (not completely free, as writing reviews does take quite some time).
- Increased traffic on their blog, if the author and/or publisher promotes the post.
Of course the terms and conditions set by either blogger or author can vary from one individual to another. But I the above mentioned is standardised, so let's just go with that.
When I agree to read someones book and post a review, I try not to promise a due date – and if they insist, I usually give myself 2 months or so. That's because most of my reviews are planned that far ahead. Sometimes it's quicker, but that's definitely not the norm. As I'm arc and beta reading steadily for a few selected authors, I also need to leave room for their upcoming releases. That's all been fine until lately, where an author from New Zealand won't leave me alone.
He messages me like every other day, just to see how I'm doing. He uses endearments and nicknames, like we know each other. I live in England so I'm used to hearing endearments everywhere. Literally everywhere. When the woman at the till gives me my change, she'll say something like "here you go love". The same goes for the person at the petrol station, corner shop, bus driver etc. So I'm not a stranger to that. However, I find it different to see it in writing. Somehow that just makes it more personal, and I'm finding that I'm not okay with it!!
I'm sure the author is just checking up on me, to make sure I don't forget about the book he was kind enough to send me a physical copy of. Yet, a part of me feels like the constant emailing and use of endearments crosses a line. A line I don't particularly want to be crossed. Some of the authors I've read and reviewed for in the past, have become friends. And I love that. But it happened at a natural pace, through a lot of messaging back and forwards, things we had in common and so on. Not through them emailing me every other day "to see how you're doing sweetie".
Have you experienced anything like this? How did you deal with it, or how do you think you would? Let's chat in the comments!
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Job Title: Care Assistant Weekend Evenings
Reference Number: 008365
Area: Worthing / Region: West Sussex
Basic Salary:
Job Description
Are you available during the Weekend and/or Evenings and looking for a fulfilling role which fits around your family, college or other work commitments?
If you have a caring nature, this is the role for you, helping the elderly and vulnerable to lead independent lives in their own homes?
We are recruiting for Care Assistants who are able to commit to regular weekend and/or evening shifts to visit service users in your local area.
Previous experience is welcomed but not essential as we offer full free training and ongoing support.
A full valid driving licence and access to a vehicle is desirable.
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As well as a rewarding career, development opportunities and a competitive hourly rate, you'll also enjoy paid holiday, free uniform and our Employment Benefit scheme.
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We love hearing from great people; please visit our web site, follow us on Twitter or like us on Facebook.
Agincare's 'Believe in Good Care' is designed to remind existing and prospective staff, customers, carers and partner organisations, just what good social care provision means to the lives of those who receive it.


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Unmanned drones are becoming more commonplace in the skies above us, and depending on their location, many of them also carry weapons. There's a growing concern over whether one day control of firing those weapons will revert to a computer rather than a human, and with it we all take a step closer to Skynet.
But it seems we don't need to concern ourselves too much (yet), as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has discovered combining a computer and a human makes for a much more reliable threat analysis system regardless of what kind of robot/drone weapons are attached to.
Recent tests carried out by the agency attempted to find out what the best solution for a sentry would be: a sentry being a system that monitors an area for threats. Would it be a computer controlled system, a human, or both? Take either a human or a computer in isolation and both make mistakes, but DARPA found by combining the two you get just 0.2% false positives, or a sentry that performs correctly 99.8% of the time.
The man-machine hybrid that achieved such high levels of accuracy is called the Cognitive Technology Threat Warning System or CT2WS. It works by sitting a trained person in front of a wide-angle camera and radar video feed while they are hooked up to an electroencephalogram device.
The person is there to view footage captured by the camera, but the footage presented is better than anything a human alone could see. That's because the camera has an increased field of view and the radar can highlight things not normally visible to our eyes. The thing that pushes this hybrid system over the top,though, is the use of the electroencephalogram.
An electroencephalogram device, commonly referred to as EEG, is used to measure brain activity. What the system does is detect when the user's brain unconsciously recognizes something on the display, and can therefore react to it or bring it to the attention of the person.
So what we have here is a sentry system that relies on a human being present, yet can see more and react to more potential threats than a human could ever hope to achieve alone. DARPA has effectively created a super-human sentry thanks to technology.
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GoHealth has an ambitious mission: to improve the health care system in America. Achieving this mission relies on hiring and developing great people, which is why our team is our top priority. We encourage employees to do their best work through innovation and risk taking. Our environment is fun yet constructive, thanks to leaders whose doors are always open. And most importantly, we'll never stop investing in you and your career.
GoHealth has been recognized by Crain's Fast Fifty list, and we were named one of North America's Fastest Growing Tech Companies on Deloitte's Technology Fast 500. We were recently recognized as one of the nation and local winners of 2019 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For!"


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The Central Connecticut volleyball team extended its winning streak to nine with a five set victory over Sacred Heart on Saturday night. The Blue Devils (18-7, 9-2 NEC) trailed heading into the fourth set, but CCSU earned a 25-14 victory in that set and a 15-9 win in the fifth to take the match from the Pioneers (13-14, 7-4 NEC).
The Blue Devils dominated the net on defense with 21.0 total blocks. Junior Rachel Dunlap led the squad with 14 total blocks - two solo and 12 assists.
The 21.0 total blocks by the Blue Devils tie the program record for most in a match under the current scoring format, which went into use for the 2008 season. CCSU also posted 21 blocks against Sacred Heart on Nov. 10, 2010. That match also went five sets.
Also, Dunlap's 14 total blocks surpass the 13 that Jamie Baumert had against Sacred Heart in 2008 for the most by a CCSU player in a single match.
The Blue Devils net defense helped turn the match around as the squad posted five blocks in 25-14 fourth set victory. In the fifth set CCSU recorded five of its 15 points off of blocks.
Senior Veronika Ban was also heavily involved at the net with 10 block assists. She led CCSU on offense as well with nine kills on 22 attacks.
CCSU's hitting was well balanced on the night with six players recording four or more kills. Ban was followed by sophomore Makenna Lommori (6), freshman Brooke Schwab (6), sophomore Heather Trueman (5), freshman Cassidy Stankowski (4) and Dunlap (4).
On defense, freshman libero Rachel Fish led the squad with 13 digs. Lommori and Stankowski also contributed heavily with 12 digs apiece.
At the net, Dunlap and Ban were not alone as Schwab (7), Lommori (4), Trueman (3) and Lommori (2) all contributed to blocks.
The Blue Devils dropped the opening set 25-23 and the third set 25-7. CCS won the second set 25-20, the fourth 25-14 and the fifth 15-9.
The Blue Devils matched the 2005 team with their ninth straight victory.
CCSU returns to action tomorrow afternoon at Fairleigh Dickinson.


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Researchers at Des Moines University have recently found that exercise such as walking (which stimulates major muscle groups and offers a variety of preventative health benefits) also increases neurogenisis in the brain by increasing the number and quality of neurons, neurotransmitters and synaptic connections. This increase in neural capacities translates into improved brain function and reduced levels of depression. Employers seeking to improve employee health and productivity can now offer TrekDesk treadmill desks to allow employees an opportunity to capitalize on the physical and mental health benefits of daily movement.
In an interview with the Des Moines Register last week Dr. Julia Moffitt, associate professor physiology and pharmacology at Des Moines University commented on her studies regarding the positive benefits of exercise, such as walking, on the brain. "We used to think you had 'X' number of neurons and that was it. Now they're finding in specific areas of the brain, for instance the hippocampus, which is involved in learning, memory and part of your emotional brain, that's not the case. We see increased nerve growth in those areas and exercise can help stimulate that.
"There have been some studies indicating that the antidepressant effects of exercise are nearly equivalent to that of pharmacologic drug therapy for mild to moderate effects of depression. So as a first-line treatment, it does quite well," she added.
Commenting on the litany of new studies in the emerging field of sedentary science, Steve Bordley, the CEO of TrekDesk Treadmill Desks was not surprised by the University's findings. "It is gratifying to see that science is showing us at every turn that an exercise as simple as walking holds such great promise for improving health and cognitive function as well. Our challenge now it to spread the message that sedentary lifestyles and work environments are crippling our nation."


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● Made by durable plastic , both for outdoor and indoor use
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A: If we have the stocks of your required product, we can send it out within 1 day, but the freight should be paid by you. the sample is free. if we do not have the stock of your required product, we willdo it for you.
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Hand crafted in Italy, the 125MM high-top sneaker is artfully constructed of full-grain Italian calf leather with hand painted edges and signature heel handle. The shoe is paired with a silver finish lock and key set and 100% waxed cotton laces. 125mm in height.
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Chair Yoga DVD
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Edeltraud Rohnfeld, illustrated by Edeltraud RohnfeldWith voiceover instructions and onscreen demonstrations, this DVD guides the viewer through two 40-minute chair yoga routines, which can be practiced by virtually anyone to stimulate physical and mental wellbeing. This versatile form of yoga is specially designed for those with limited mobility through age, illness, injury or physical disability. Learn More2013, DVD video, 7.56in x 5.31in / 192mm x 135mm, 83 minutes, AU$17.99ISBN: 978-1-84819-184-6


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Updated 2:13 p.m. ET, Friday, 6/14
(CNN) - With Election Day in the special Senate contest in Massachusetts closing in, and the polls relatively tight, another top Democrat will make the trek to the Bay State next week to try and keep the long-held seat in party hands.
Vice President Joe Biden will campaign for Rep. Ed Markey, a Markey campaign adviser confirms to CNN. The news was first reported by the Boston Globe.
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Biden will become the fourth top draw Democrat to stump for Markey in recent days. First lady Michelle Obama headlined a fundraiser for Markey in Massachusetts two weeks ago. President Barack Obama campaigned for Markey in the Boston area earlier this week, and former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to team up with Markey at a rally Saturday in Worcester.
The vice president's trip to Massachusetts next week follows a fundraiser he and former Vice President Al Gore held for Markey in Washington on Tuesday, while the candidate was at a debate in Massachusetts.
Republicans say the visits are a sign Democrats are nervous. Democrats disagree, but say they are taking nothing for granted.
Markey, a 20-term congressman representing the commonwealth's 5th Congressional District faces off June 25 against Republican Senate nominee Gabriel Gomez, a businessman and former Navy SEAL.
While Markey has consistently led his rival in polls, the two most recent non-partisan, live-operator surveys, released earlier this week, both indicated Markey with a narrow seven point advantage.
Last week, two national Democratic groups, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, which is the campaign arm of Senate Democrats, and the independent Senate Majority PAC, both went up with television commercials in support of Markey for the first time in the race. And Friday the Markey campaign went up with a new TV ad that consisted entirely of the president touting Markey at this week's rally. It ends with Obama saying "I need Ed Markey in the United States Senate." The campaign says the spot will run statewide.
National Republicans, who have not gone up with similar ads in support of Gomez, say that Democrats are nervous.
"The Markey machine is panicked, which is why Democrats are pouring millions of dollars and sending in their biggest names to try to revive Ed Markey," says National Republican Senatorial Committee Press Secretary Brad Dayspring. "In private, Democrats admit that Markey is a stale candidate whose campaign flatlined weeks ago. Actions speak louder than words, and the Democrats' actions depict a fear of a Gomez surge."
National Democrats push back against such talk.
"Democrats are extremely confident that Ed Markey will win this election, but we are taking nothing for granted. Top Democratic leaders indicated months ago that they planned to campaign for the nominee in this race," said DSCC Deputy Executive Director Matt Canter.
The two candidates have debated twice and have one final showdown next week. The winner of the special election will serve the remaining year and a half of the term of longtime Democratic Sen. John Kerry, who stepped down earlier this year to become U.S. secretary of state. The winner will also succeed William "Mo" Cowan. Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick appointed his former chief of staff to serve as interim senator after Kerry stepped down.
This is the second special Senate election in Massachusetts in the past three years. In January 2010, little known GOP state lawmaker Scott Brown pulled an upset over state Attorney General Martha Coakley in a contest to serve the remainder of the term of the late Democratic Sen. Edward Kennedy. (Brown lost re-election last November to Democrat Elizabeth Warren.)
While there are a lot of differences between the 2010 campaign and the current one, it appears Democrats are not taking any chances this time around.
"I don't think anyone thinks this is 2010. It doesn't feel at all like 2010. But those memories still haunt. So I think we're treating it like it's 2010, and doing everything we can to make sure 2010 doesn't happen again. I think we learned our lesson," says a Democratic operative who asked for anonymity to speak more freely.
Low turnout is expected for the special election, which could make things dicey for both campaigns.
"In a low-turnout, off-year special election, we can't take anything for granted. Low turnout is never our friend, even in a blue state. When turnout is higher, we do better. And I think bringing in two presidents, a vice president and a first lady can help engage and energize voters to make sure that they do turn out," says Mo Elleithee, a Democratic strategist, founder of a D.C.-based public affairs and political consulting firm, and veteran of numerous presidential and senate campaigns.
democrats must be worried if they keep sending the big losers, i mean guns, in there. is biden trying to look intelligent with those glasses??? lipstick on a pig!
Maybe Joe Biden could go to Detroit instead, this is what you get when Democrats are in charge. Detroit's emergency manager says the city is defaulting on about $2.5 billion of debt. Detroit is asking creditors to take about 10 cents on the dollar of what they're owed. Underfunded pension claims will get less.
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your tax dollars being spent to buy another democrap seat. what a joke. we have dumb and dumber doing everything but their job.
Markey should just buy a pickup and shuttle east and west on Route 2, hitting all of those little towns like Leominster and Gardner, all of which have been hit hard by recession and companies closing or leaving the area.
A natural overcompensation after the Coakley fiasco.
Markey had BETTER win, though. Otherwise, ostrich eggs will be on many high-profile faces.
Good for this nation–at least no new wars for a while. GOP thugs messed this nation to the ground level.
I thought you said another top Democrat not Biden.
Something is making the Des awful nervous about Mass.
Fifth, actually, if you include DNC chair Blabbermouth-Schultz. Must be some seriously bad internal polling...
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Don't tee yourself up like that. I'll cut you some slack, and pass on the comeback. Let someone say the obvious.


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With 7 hospitals and 22 physician locations serving more than 9 Wisconsin counties, ThedaCare has ample room to implement and reap the benefits of building efficiency measures. At the Appleton Medical Center, ThedaCare's Lighting Energy Efficiency in Parking (LEEP) Campaign Award winning project involved replacing inefficient medium-wattage HID lighting fixtures at a 126,000 square foot parking structure with high efficiency low-wattage LED fixtures. The resulting energy savings exceed 80 percent of the previous usage. A 100-year old company and the third largest health care employer in Wisconsin, ThedaCare has now implemented LED exterior lighting throughout Appleton Medical Center.
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The JBG Companies (JBG), an investor, owner, developer, and manager of real estate in the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area, achieved almost 50% energy savings compared to energy code by using a combination of high efficiency LEDs coupled with lighting controls for the parking structure at the National Cancer Institute (NCI) Shady Grove in Maryland. The NCI
parking structure was recognized by the Lighting Energy Efficiency in Parking (LEEP) Campaign for the Highest Percentage Energy Savings in a Single Parking Structure (New Construction)
and Highest Absolute Annual Energy Savings in a Single Parking Structure (New Construction). In addition to its 2014 LEEP Campaign Award, the buildings have also been recognized in 2011, 2013, and 2014 by both local Maryland organizations and national organizations.
This guide was created to help healthcare facility decision-makers plan, design, and implement energy improvement projects in their facilities. It was designed with energy managers in mind, and presents practical guidance for kick-starting the process and maintaining momentum throughout the project life cycle.


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If you're a student at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, you don't just go outside and look at the Swiss Alps—you build a continuous 720-degree spiral viewing platform out of which to view them.
The viewing platform, dubbed the Evolver and constructed by the institute's Alice Studio, required 24 wooden frames to be deposited by helicopter on the edge Switzerland's Lake Stelli. It's certainly not necessary to enjoy the spectacular Swiss Alps, but looking out at nature from inside something is always a slightly different experience. I'm just worried I'd get stuck in there. [Designboom]


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Ritter signs law making animal abuse part of protection orders for spouses, elderly, at-risk
Score one for the Institute for Human-Animal Connection at the University of Denver.
Gov. Bill Ritter has signed a law to broaden civil protection orders in Colorado to include pets. It includes threats or acts of violence against pets as part of the definition of abuse of spouses, the elderly and at-risk adults.
Dr. Frank Ascione, a psychologist who heads the institute, testified in the legislature on behalf of the bill introduced by Sen. Linda Newell and Rep. Jerry Frangas. Ascione has done research that shows that pets sometimes are used as leverage against abuse victims.
Before coming to DU, he joined several other researchers in a 2007 study of domestic violence and animal abuse. It asked 100 women who had not been abused by their spouses whether their pets had. Only 5 percent said yes. When 100 women who had been abused were asked if their pets had, too, 54 percent said yes.
"Senate Bill 80 will give law enforcement the ability to protect families, children and those who are at-risk," said Gov. Ritter. "This legislation fills a gap between civil and criminal law to protect families."
Rep. Newell added: "Abusers and stalkers often follow a 'pattern of crime over time': damage property, injure or kill a pet, then attack their victim. This will close a gap in our law to provide law enforcement and the courts with another tool to prevent domestic violence and potentially save lives."
Ascione and his team at the institute have been studying the many – and sometimes unexpected – ways pets influence the behavior and well-being of humans. They recently launched an ambitious effort to examine how animal abuse cases are handled through every step of the system in Colorado.
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In a related matter, April is Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) sponsors the observance to educate Americans about animal cruelty and to urge them to report any instances of violence toward animals.
On April 1, the ASPCA launched "Fight Animal Cruelty," a web component that is accessible via www.aspca.org. The website includes a comprehensive anti-cruelty database allowing users to learn about humane laws and designated penalties in their state and a humane directory to locate local humane law enforcement agencies. The site section also includes anti-cruelty prevention tips and links to articles, success stories and online advocacy campaigns.
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The American Animal Hospital Association is out with tips for keeping pets healthy this spring.
Weight: Pet owners should take steps to provide their pet with a nutritious, balanced diet, complemented by daily exercise to ensure their pet's weight remains within the recommended range (which varies by breed and animal).
Pain Management: In the wild, showing pain makes an animal easy prey. So if a pet is in pain, their instinct is to hide it. However, ignoring or overlooking changes in a pet's behavior may lead to a small problem becoming much bigger.Changes in attitude, activity levels and ability or interest in regular activities like climbing stairs or taking walks are clues that help veterinarians diagnose pain.
Parasites: Fleas, ticks and other parasites flourish in warmer temperatures and often live in areas pets love to explore. Many parasites found on pets can be transmitted to humans. Regular check-ups keep pets parasite-free and their owner's skin from crawling.
Wellness: For pets, an annual check-up is like going to the doctor once in seven years. During that time a lot can change, making annual wellness exams critical to quality pet care. Thorough examinations and screenings are key to catching small problems before they become more difficult to manage.
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Colorado State University veterinarians will provide free eye exams to service dogs on May 22 at the university's Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Guide dogs, handicapped assistance dogs, detection dogs and search and rescue dogs can participate in the eye exam event with an appointment. Registration for appointments ends May 16. The hospital is at 300 W. Drake Road in Fort Collins. To qualify, dogs must be active working dogs who are certified by a formal training program or organization or currently enrolled in a formal training program. The certifying organization must be national, regional or local.
To obtain a free exam, service dog owners must complete two separate steps. Owners must first register their animal via an online registration form at www.acvoeyeexam.org by May 16. Once registered online, the owner should contact the CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital at (970)-297-4137. Appointments are available from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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LA JOLLA, Calif., Jan. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Synthetic Genomics Inc. (SGI), a privately held company commercializing and developing genomic-driven solutions to solve a wide range of global challenges, today announced they have hired George E. Stagnitti as Vice President for Nutritional Products. Stagnitti is a proven leader with experience in developing sophisticated research programs and translating these into high value food and nutritional products for humans and animals. At SGI he will be responsible for leading and directing all aspects of the company's product and commercial development efforts in the food and nutritional products program.
"We formed SGI with the belief that our powerful and proprietary technologies could be leveraged to develop products in a variety of industries," said J. Craig Venter, Ph.D., SGI CEO and founder. "SGI is poised to lead the way in creating unique food products and new systems for sustainably producing nutritional ingredients to help feed a growing world population. We have made progress in our internal food research and development program over the last 12 to 24 months and are eager now to tap into George's vast experience and expertise to take this program to the next level," said Dr. Venter.
Stagnitti is an innovative leader in the food industry. Most recently he has been an advisor to Efficas Medical Foods and Nutrition, LLC and Stolle Milk Biologics, Inc. where he led day to day strategic research and development for a variety of human, animal and milk protein nutritional products. At both companies he was also a key business development leader providing guidance to negotiate and structure multiple partnerships, acquisition, licensing and financing agreements. Prior to his consulting work Stagnitti was a Vice President at Efficas, Inc.
Since he began his career in 1982, Stagnitti has held positions of increasing responsibility and leadership at some of the largest and most important food ingredient, flavor and nutritional product companies. Highlights include: Director, Food and Beverage Product Development and Applications at OmegaTech, Inc. from 2000 to 2002, and then with Martek Biosciences Corporation from 2002 until 2004 following the acquisition of OmegaTech, Inc. by Martek.; Director of Strategic Business Unit Flavors for North America at Danisco Cultor Ingredients from 1999-2000; Director, CFS Technical Service at Cultor Food Science from 1996 to 1999; Director, Food Applications, Technical Service at Pfizer Inc. Food Science Group from 1991 to 1996.
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Landsvirkjun will deliver 100% certified renewable energy to the high-performance computing data center.
The visitor center is temporarily closed due to COVID-19. This is only a precautionary measure.
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Acceptable results in challenging external conditions.
A dialogue between the companies amid challenging conditions in aluminium markets.
An open meeting presenting the details of a new action plan.
Landsvirkjun's results for the first nine months of the year 2019.
According to Moody's, the upgrade reflects the continued improvement in the company's credit profile.
Outstanding companies build their business on a strong foundation and are focused on the interests of investors and shareholders.
Kristín Linda has participated in various international co-operations on environmental issues.
Strong cash generation and a historically high equity ratio.
Follows successful placing of a USD 200m green bond in 2018
The original power contract between the companies dates from the year 1975.
Net debt continues to decrease and the equity ratio strengthens.
The assets and transfer of the shares have negligible effect on the balance sheet and operations of Landsvirkjun.
Jónas Þór Guðmundsson re-elected chairman of the board.
S&P Global Ratings revises Landsvirkjun's rating outlook from stable to positive on improved financial position.
Landsvirkjun owns 64.7% of Landsnet.
The Green Bond Pioneer Awards are the premier annual recognition of achievement by organisations, financial institutions, governments and individuals who have demonstrated leadership through pioneering initiatives and green issuance and have provided positive examples of climate resilient and low carbon investment in a diverse range of nations and markets.
Affirmed Landsvirkjun's credit ratings at BBB-/A-3
Landsvirkjun has decided to renew the turbines in the old Bjarnarflag Geothermal Station in order to ensure its continued operation.
Landsvirkjun and the Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) have signed a USD 50 million long-term loan agreement without a guarantee of collection for the construction of the Theistareykir project
Moody's Investors Service has today placed all of Landsvirkjun's ratings on review for upgrade
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has signed a EUR 125 million loan agreement with Landsvirkjun to finance a new geothermal power station and its geothermal wells at Theistareykir, near Húsavik in north-eastern Iceland.
Three out of four tourists said that the utilisation of renewable energy had a positive impact on their experience of Icelandic nature.
Gagarin was awarded the Gold Prize in the category "Digital Installations" in a competition held by the European Design Awards in 2016 for the exhibition Powering the Future, installed in Landsvirkjun's Ljósafoss Power Station.
Power price linked to market in Northern Europe
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A truck driver for A.J. Letourneau Inc. was cited for failing to lower the liftgate on his trash truck yesterday after his vehicle hit an overpass on Route 20 east and flipped over.
The driver, identified by police as a 54-year-old Grafton man, was driving east on Route 20 after dropping off materials at the Wheelabrator Technologies plant in Millbury, according to police. They did not release his name.
The raised liftgate took down power lines before hitting the Grafton Street (Route 122) overpass around 12:05 p.m.
The truck flipped over, but the driver was not injured.
The road was closed, then reopened after the truck was turned over and taken away.
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Troubled trainer Preciado prepared to quit racingPJMIII wrote:Pennsylvania Racing Commission revokes Ramon Preciado's license
For the second time this month, Ramon Preciado's trainer's license has been revoked.
Preciado, the leading trainer at Parx Racing in both 2015 and 2014, has had at least 16 clenbuterol positives the past two seasons. The Parx stewards revoked his license in a Dec. 12 ruling for a clenbuterol violation in July.
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Ramon Preciado, the Pennsylvania-based trainer whose license was revoked in the state on Dec. 21 on two separate rulings, is unlikely to continue fighting the penalties and is preparing to leave horse racing altogether, his attorney said on Thursday.
Alan Pincus, the attorney, said Preciado has not yet made a final decision, but he also said that Preciado's legal troubles have escalated to the point where the trainer does not see a way forward. In addition to the license revocations, Parx Racing, where Preciado is based, has refused to take entries from the trainer.
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General Care Projects in Jamaica by Beatrice Updegraff
Booking my trip
My Projects Abroad trip was completely spontaneous. Whilst on my gap year I was unsure of what to do next and felt it was time to do something worthwhile. I really couldn't have picked a better project or destination. Both the UK and Jamaican staff were fantastically helpful and organized my trip at very short notice, efficiently answering any questions and concerns I had. As a drama student, I signed up for a 'Dance & Drama' project at a boys and girls club in Jamaica – a country that I have always wanted to visit.
First impressions
I don't think it hit me I was going to Montego Bay until I was actually walking through the Jamaican airport at 10pm in the sweltering humidity, looking at a life size poster of Usain Bolt! My expectations of a colorful, vibrant, friendly city were met the next day as I had my induction around Montego Bay. The streets were filled with people haggling for fresh fruit, reggae music blasting from speakers and Rastafarians greeting you with a laid back 'eh whitey, wagwan?!' I was instantly charmed!
To begin with the city seemed very intimidating as it all looked the same and I had no idea how I'd ever find my way around. Within a few days I was showing other volunteers shortcuts. Because there is such a brilliant network of staff and other volunteers on the ground, if ever you are lost there is always someone just a phone call away to help you! Before you know it you'll know the city like the back of your hand and will feel like a true Jamaican from Mobay.
Changing placements
Unfortunately, for various reasons, my Drama project didn't work out. Disappointing as this was, I was able to speak to the Projects Abroad staff member who was entirely sympathetic and very helpful. Within two working days of expressing my desire to change placements, I was on my way to a new care placement in a children's home in a small village just outside Montego Bay. I was thoroughly impressed with the way Projects Abroad listened to my concerns about my previous placement and the fact that the staff did everything they could to change my placement as quickly as possible.
My Care project
The children at the Garland Hall Baptist Orphanage were aged between nine and fourteen and were there for a number of reasons. I often found my work quite upsetting as several of the children had behavioral difficulties and had had traumatic childhoods. However, these children were so energetic, cheerful and loving that it was a joy to spend time with them. Often we'd spend our mornings coloring and drawing, or simply sitting and talking in the sunshine of the orphanage playground.
Simple clapping games were hugely enjoyed and played over and over, and the little girls in particular (and some of the boys!) loved nothing more than braiding my hair. One of the highlights of my time at the orphanage was teaching an illiterate twelve year old boy named Damien to read 30 words. He'd never been taught to read as a child so was in classes at school with seven year old children. After a shaky start, Damien was soon thrilled to be reading basic words with confidence. I couldn't have been more proud of his progress and was thrilled that I was able to impact on a child's life in such a simple but vital way. Every day my time at work would fly by and I developed a very close bond with the children – saying goodbye was heartbreaking. It is an experience that I will always remember and cherish.
My host family
As well as my care placement, one of the highlights of Jamaica for me was my host family. On my first night I was told to make myself at home and after a few days I felt like one of the family. They were anxious for me to experience true Jamaican family life so I was invited to church with them every week, as well as their Friday evening family worship in their living room. My host mom was a fabulous cook and introduced me to traditional Jamaican cuisine, right from my first breakfast of guava juice, saltfish, ackee, rice 'n peas, kallaloo and plantain. She would go to any lengths to ensure my stay was comfortable.
I feel there is no better way to experience another culture than to live with a host family. I learnt firsthand about their customs and beliefs and was expected to live in accordance with their way of life, meaning I was lucky enough to get the experience of being a true Jamaican for a number of weeks. My host family were incredibly friendly, kind and humorous people who I miss very much and really hope to keep in touch with.
Free time in Jamaica
There is plenty to do in Jamaica so the other volunteers and I were definitely able to make the most of our time on the island. We took part in activities that Projects Abroad organized such as 'Dirty Days' (where we all spent a day cleaning and painting at one of the placements), a patois and culture quiz and a fantastic reggae dance class.
As well as this, we organized our own trips. This included swimming in the beautiful glistening waters, swimming with dolphins, going to a delicious jerk festival, climbing Dunn's River Falls, staying at the stunning beaches of Negril and rafting down the tranquil rivers at Martha Brae. We were lucky enough to be in town at the time of 'Sumfest', one of the world's most famous reggae festivals, so spent a fantastic night dancing until dawn watching Damien Marley perform.
My final impressions
Leaving Jamaica was very hard. It is such a colorful, bustling and beautiful country that is brimming with infectious national pride, tradition and plenty of character. After spending four weeks there I had built up a daily routine of going to work, buying fresh fruit from a particular stall, eating a beef and cheese patty for lunch and spending an afternoon relaxing on the beach (my sun tan was glorious!).
My friendships with the other volunteers are some that I hope to always keep and I would love to be able to go back and visit my host family in the future. The children at the orphanage were incredible people and I feel privileged to have been able to spend such a fantastic few weeks with them.
Volunteering with Projects Abroad is something I would not hesitate to do again in the future. The experiences and opportunities you get with their placements are unrivalled and the staff offer fantastic local knowledge, support and security, which is truly vital when living in a developing country and different culture. For anybody in doubt, volunteering in Jamaica truly is worth every penny.
Beatrice Updegraff
This volunteer story may include references to working in or with orphanages. Find out more about Projects Abroad's current approach to volunteering in orphanages and our focus on community-based care for children.
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The Death Valley Chamber is also affiliated with Silver Trails organizations of Nevada and the Inyo Coalition of County Chambers. The territory we cover is one of the largest areas in the country. Any reputable business, non-profit organization or individual having an interest in the objectives of the organization shall be eligible for membership.
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We get a lot of comments and questions about what drugs do to your brain, including chemicals that people sniff to get high. For example, Justin posted a comment on this blog once saying he always thought that if he "huffs" markers in small doses, just every once in a while, that it will cause little or no damage to his brain cells. Maybe or maybe not. The problem is that you really don't know when something might be dangerous for you even if other people are okay.
What's clear is that when you inhale toxic chemicals like those in markers, paint thinner, or computer duster, it messes with your brain's wiring and signals, so you feel almost drunk or dizzy for a while—but if you keep doing it, you can have pretty scary side effects.
In the short term, these chemicals can cause dizziness, loss of consciousness, bad mood swings, and headaches. In the long term, toxic fumes can take the place of oxygen in the blood, leading to hypoxia (low oxygen pressure in the body), which can damage your brain and other organs or even kill you. In fact, even one hit of a toxic substance can stop your heart, aka "Sudden Sniffing Death Syndrome"—a tragedy that too many teens and parents have experienced. Some only come close, like Megan who stopped just in time.
Like Justin, maybe you weren't aware of the potential consequences of huffing. Many teens and parents are not. That's the point of National Inhalants and Poisons Awareness Month. Every year this month is a chance to educate people about the dangers of huffing, while supporting those who have already been affected. So what can you do? Maybe you can start a conversation with a friend about inhalant abuse or pass this blog along to others. You can make a difference and could maybe save a life.
Why don't you see how you and your friends do on this short quiz about inhalants?…see if you can get them all right! Answers are listed after the questions.
1. Inhaling stuff repeatedly can cause serious damage to the:
- A. heart
- B. liver
- C. brain
- D. all of the above
2. Huffing and using illegal drugs can cause brain changes that last:
- A. for minutes
- B. for days
- C. four days
- D. for years
3. "Sudden sniffing death" can be caused by…
- A. Acute odor receptor over-activation
- B. Inhaling noxious fumes from household products like glue, hairspray, or gasoline
- C. Smelling dirty socks
- D. Inhaling noxious fumes from your little brother
- E. Smoking marijuana
4. Damage from the use of inhalants can slow or stop nerve cell activity and reduce the size of some parts of the brain, including:
- A. Cerebral cortex (the thinking part)
- B. Brainstem (controls respiration and basic activities)
- C. Cerebellum (involved in movement)
- D. All of the above
5. Inhalants cause damage to the brain because:
- A. They smell really bad
- B. They prevent oxygen from getting to neurons
- C. They cause muscles to break down
- D. All of the above
Answers: 1.d, 2.c, 3.b, 4.d, 5.b.
This site is very educational and very providing. I got my information quick and got a good grade on my project. You should always come to this site if you want to learn more about teens and teens drug abuse. Please take the time to read this article and to have a lot of fun with the research and the project. Just remember to have fun with all of your information. The key to having a good project is to pick a subject that isn't very intresting to you and then it would turn out to be a very good one. That's what i did!
what are the long term effects of this drugs?
@kvnmgn Long-term inhalant use can break down myelin. Myelin is a fatty tissue that provides a protective cover surrounding many of the body's nerve fibers (neurons). Some chemicals ininhalants leave the body quickly, but others stay for a long time and get absorbed by fatty tissues like myelin in the brain and central nervous system. Long-term inhalant use can break down myelin. When this happens, nerve cells are not able to transmit messages as efficiently, which can cause muscle spasms and tremors or even permanent difficulty with basic actions like walking, bending, and talking. These effects are similar to what happens to patients with multiple sclerosis—a disease that also affects myelin. Inhalants also can damage brain cells by preventing them from receiving enough oxygen. The effects of this condition, also known as brain hypoxia, depend on the area of the brain affected. The hippocampus, for example, helps control memory, so someone who repeatedly uses inhalants may lose the ability to learn new things or may have a hard time carrying on simple conversations. If the cerebral cortex is affected, the ability to solve complex problems and plan ahead will be compromised. And, if the cerebellum is affected, it can cause a person to move slowly or clumsily.
And finally, inhalants can be addictive.
For more info, check out: https://teens.drugabuse.gov/facts/facts_inhale2.php#common_effects
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Hi Coldwar, it depends on the chemical. Generally, the short term effects include dizziness, loss of consciousness, bad mood swings, hallucinations, delusions, and headaches. The long term effects include reduces oxygen in the blood, organ damage, brain damage, and even death. For more information, check out Drug Facts: Inhalants. There you will find a detailed list of the effects of inhalants, including effects for 8 common chemicals people sniff.


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Finite Element Analysis of Induced Electroosmotic Flow in Brain Tissue and Application to ex vivo Determination of Enzyme ActivityY. Ou[1], A. Rupert[1], M. Sandberg[2], S. Weber[1]
[1]University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
[2]University of Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Sweden
Ectopeptidases are commonly accepted to be a means of clearing active peptides. However, studies have shown that they can also regulate peptide activity. We have developed a technique of electrokinetic push-pull perfusion (Ek-PPP, Figure 1) to examine this largely unexplored mechanism of modulation of peptide function. We push the neuropeptide galanin through organotypic hippocampal slice cultures (OHSCs), an ex vivo model of neonatal ischemia, and perform quantitative and qualitative analyses. However, there are variables we cannot experimentally measure in our studies. These include the power dissipation in the tissue, the concentration profile, the residence time distribution of galanin in tissue, and the spatial resolution of the sampling method. We thus require COMSOL to determine these variables.


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BTC season opens with 'Everything in the Garden'
Performances run though Oct. 18
WALTHAM, Mass. — The Brandeis Theater Company season opened Oct. 8 with a lesser-known 1967 Edward Albee play that puts the "green" in greenhouse. "Everything in the Garden" focuses on Jenny and Richard, a suburban couple who has everything in their marriage but enough money. When Mrs. Toothe makes a titillating proposal, we see just how far the pair will go to reach their financial dreams. A three-time recipient of the Pulitzer Prize, Albee is best known as the author of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," which also dramatizes suburban angst with biting humor. Eric Hill, the Barbara '54 and Malcolm L. Sherman Professor of Theater Arts, directs.
"Everything in the Garden" runs through Sunday, Oct. 18.
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Brandeis Theater Company productions are performed in the intimate theaters of the Spingold Theater Center, located on the Brandeis University campus at 415 South St. in Waltham, Mass. Tickets may be purchased online and by calling 781-736-3400, option #5. For directions and more information, visit the BTC Web site.
About the Brandeis Theater Company
Created in 2005, the Brandeis Theater Company is a model for training theater artists that is unique in the Boston area. The company is an ensemble of students, guest artists, faculty and staff of the Theater Arts Department committed to producing progressive, dynamic programming.
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We realize that one gamer's pain is another's pleasure, so in an effort to diversify the punishment around here, today's session will give you several choices.
You may select from:
• Five minutes of Shaq Fu gameplay: Needs no introduction. One of the worst game concepts of all time.
• A Nine-Minute Minesweeper Tutorial: Really, bro, I think we got this one covered after, say, 30 seconds.
• Allen Carr's Stop Smoking for the DS, in Dutch: The English version had no sound, and I wanted you to enjoy the ear-grating sound effects.
• The first ten minutes of Super Mario Bros. The Movie. So embarrassingly godawful, you'll cringe remembering how you demanded Mom and Dad take your sleepover party to see it.
Alright, break off your switch. Let me hit you with it. Punishment time. Which one did you choose and how long could you stand it?


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Christen v. Iparadigms, LLC, No. 10-620, 2010 WL 3063137 (E.D.Va. Aug. 4, 2010)
Plaintiff was a graduate student and one of her professors uploaded a couple of plaintiff's papers to the web-based plagiarism detection service Turnitin. You may remember how the Fourth Circuit held last year that this uploading and use of students' papers is a protected fair use that would not subject Turnitin to liability for copyright infringement.
Perhaps recognizing the difficulties of a copyright case against Turnitin, plaintiff pursued various state-law, non-copyright claims based on Turnitin's inclusion of plaintiff's works in its database. So plaintiff sued for conversion, replevin and unjust enrichment.
The court dismissed all three of these claims, holding that they were preempted by the Copyright Act.
The Copyright Act specifically preempts all state-law rights that are equivalent to those protected under federal copyright law. Many courts apply a two-pronged test to determine if a particular state-law claim is preempted: (1) the work must be within the scope of the subject-matter of copyright, and (2) the rights granted under state law must be equivalent to any exclusive rights within the scope of federal copyright.
The court found that there was "no question" that the works at issue — plaintiff's unpublished manuscripts — fell within the subject-matter of copyright protection.
It went on to find that plaintiff's conversion claim was "simply a copyright infringement claim dressed in state-law clothing." And the rights in the works that the plaintiff asserted — mainly, to use and reproduce the copyrighted work — were exclusive rights granted by the Copyright Act. The conversion claim also failed because plaintiff was not seeking the return or destruction of tangible property, just code stored on the Turnitin server.
The court dismissed the replevin claim on similar grounds. Because there was nothing tangible to be purged or returned, an action in replevin would not be viable. But even more importantly, replevin actions are no longer recognized under Virginia law, as the cause of action was repealed by statute.
Finally, the court held that plaintiff's unjust enrichment claim failed. Citing to Nimmer and a batch of cases holding unjust enrichment cases to be preempted by the Copyright Act, the court held that a state-law cause of action for unjust enrichment should be regarded as an "equivalent right" to rights granted under the Copyright Act.


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Before & After: A Closer Look At Our Airstream Makeover
In our most popular H&H TV video of 2015, a 210-foot airstream trailer was transformed into a charming weekend getaway. Now, we're sharing an in-depth look at the before and after photos. Homeowners Kent Worth, a manager at fabric house Kravet Canada, and Sean Swayze, a designer with Bryon Patton & Associates, worked to bring the dated trailer up to their style standards. Click and slide through the below images see the jaw-dropping before and after photos of the makeover from start to finish.
Kent and Sean built a large cedar deck platform to add usable square-footage to their weekend home, creating an alfresco dining space and lounge area for taking in the sun. Plants in stainless steel pots soften the look and are a nod to the trailer's aluminum body.
An awkward TV cabinet and upper cupboard at the door were removed to make the interior feel less closed-off. The cloud-print Fornasetti wallpaper was the inspiration for the overall aesthetic: airy and whimsical, it "adds to the dream-like quality of the space," says Kent. Wide-strip vinyl flooring is reminiscent of pale driftwood, enhancing the casual cottage vibe, while an iconic Eames chair mixes in modern-classic design. "We wanted to bring a bit of luxury," says Kent.
The trailer's original sofa was a perfect fit in the main living space, so Kent and Sean simply had it reupholstered in durable outdoor fabric and had single bench and back cushions made for a cleaner and more sophisticated look than the old three-cushion design had. The sofa folds out into a double bed when friends visit. Crisp white paint on the walls and ceiling helps the tiny trailer feel more spacious and inviting.
The kitchen is where most of the heavy lifting took place. Kent and Sean kept the cabinet framework intact but had all the doorfronts replaced with custom-made flat ones for an unfussy look. A single round sink and graphic black faucet lend a modern edge, and black laminate counters are superdurable. Dingy ceramic floor tiles were ripped out to make way for the soft grey vinyl planks that run throughout the camper.
The clever, compact design of the original twin beds incorporates key storage in the bedroom. Kent and Sean painted the bedframes a smoky grey that complements the new flooring. Low-key patterns in the bedding add visual interest, and gauzy white drapes on all the windows have a relaxed feel. The circular table adds more storage, and its shapely design echoes the trailer's rounded frame.
The tiny bathroom, which includes a shower stall, was freshened up with a coat of white paint on the walls and cabinet, as well as new mosaic vinyl flooring (not shown). A frosted window covering adds privacy without blocking light.
The aluminum exterior means the trailer only needs washing and polishing once a year, so opening weekend feels like it's over before it's begun. "We just plug it in when we get here, and that's it," says Sean. The iconic rounded corners of the Airstream have a distinctly retro vibe, and, in a happy coincidence, the trailer's blue stripe perfectly fit with what the two had planned for the interior palette. It was the excellent state of the exterior that convinced the couple to buy — "As long as the exterior had integrity and didn't leak, we felt we could deal with the interior ourselves," says Sean.


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The Randall was first pioneered by the ever-innovative Dogfish Head Brewery in Maryland. Sam Calagione, Dogfish Head's founder and president, was looking for a way to make his brutally-bitter 120 Minute IPA even more hoppy at an event called the "Lupulin Slam" in 2002 (lupulin is a bitter powder found on hop plants).
Sam built a makeshift water filter and filled it with Cascade and Willamette hops before sending the 120 Minute IPA through it. Hopheads at the event were stunned at how fresh and resinous the beer's hop presence was, even if it did seem like it could strip the enamel off of your teeth. Thus "Randall the Enamel Animal" was born.
These days, brewers and homebrewers alike fill Randalls and water filters with much more than just hops. Some common Randall fillers include coffee or vanilla beans, bourbon-soaked oak, fresh fruit, candy canes and jalapeno peppers.
Don't worry: if you can't afford Dogfish Head's Randall the Enamel Animal at $375, you can make your own Randall beer filter out of a water filter housing for a fraction of the price.
How to Make a Randall the Enamel Animal:
1. Find an appropriate water filter housing. A standard 10″ water filter housing should work for most applications. You'll probably want to go with a clear water filter housing, so that you can see whatever ingredients you stuff in it. Since most beer lines are 1/4″, it would make since to find a filter housing that could accommodate 1/4″ lines (rather than using bungs to convert the fittings). Popular outlet sizings on these housings include 1/4″, 1/2″ and 3/4″. Just make sure it either matches the size of your existing line, that you have the appropriate fittings to convert it. The Pentek 158117 Filter Housing is a popular, economical choice.
2. Make a stainless-steel filter replacement. Since a true water filter would diminish the flow you need to move beer through the filter, you'll want to construct a piece of stainless steel to stand in for the filter. You can drill holes through it to allow for a good flow. Most standard 10″ water filters measure around 2 1/2″ x 9 3/4″.
3. Assemble fittings, tubing, disconnects and other assorted hardware. HopWild gives a good run-down of the various hardware you'll need to build the Randall, and walks you through the necessary steps.
If you liked this post, be sure to come back to read about which water filters to use for homebrewing. If you have any questions about which filter housings would be appropriate, feel free to leave a comment below.