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The Village of Canali
The village of Canali belongs to the municipality of Reggio nell'Emilia, in the province of Reggio Emilia, region Emilia-Romagna.
>>>COVID-19<<< Data about spreading of Covid-19 in Canali are not yet available.
For the province of Reggio Emilia, to whom Canali belongs, on 2020-06-04 are reported 4,956 cases. In the previos day there were 4,952 cases, thus having a variation of 4 cases, i.e. 0.08% with reference to the number of cases reported in the previous day.
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The village of Canali is 4,30 kilometers far from the same town of Reggio nell'Emilia to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Reggio nell'Emilia also belong the localities of Bagno (15,69 km), Bagno - Zimella (15,09 km), Bosco (7,52 km), Botteghino di Sesso (5,50 km), Cadè - Gaida (12,02 km), Cade' (13,50 km), Casaloffia (10,74 km), Case Bigi (8,58 km), Case Manzotti - Scolari (16,95 km), Case Pirondi (5,67 km), Case sparse (-- km), Case Vecchie (4,47 km), Case Vecchie Pieve (4,06 km), Caseificio Laguito (2,93 km), Castel Baldo (7,07 km), Castellazzo (14,14 km), Castello di Pratofontana (5,55 km), Castello di Preatofontana (6,69 km), Castello di Vialato (5,71 km), Cavazzoli (3,04 km), Cella (10,05 km), Chiesa di Bagno (15,32 km), Codemondo (6,81 km), Codemondo - Quaresimo (6,51 km), Corticella (16,95 km), Coviolo (4,82 km), Fogliano (7,18 km), Gaida (14,79 km), Gattalupa (5,30 km), Gavassa (5,48 km), Gavasseto (8,60 km), Ghiarda (8,48 km), Ghiardello (11,98 km), Guittone D'Arezzo (4,72 km), Il Cantone di Marmirolo (13,64 km), Il Cantone di Pieve Modolena (5,03 km), Il Capriolo (6,86 km), Il Castello di Cadè (12,45 km), Il Chionso (4,75 km), La Corte (11,68 km), La Giarola (9,26 km), La Valle (9,20 km), Madonna Caraffa (8,30 km), Mancasale (3,19 km), Marmirolo (12,54 km), Masone (9,65 km), Massenzatico (9,32 km), Mulino Canali (5,42 km), Ospizio (2,28 km), Palazzina (16,00 km), Parrocchia di Cella (8,28 km), Piazza (2,13 km), Piazza di Sabbione (11,95 km), Pieve Modolena (5,25 km), Pratofontana (5,03 km), Quaresimo (8,41 km), Rivalta (6,37 km), Roncadella (10,33 km), Roncocesi (5,78 km), Sabbione (11,48 km), San Bartolomeo (9,66 km), San Felice (8,86 km), San Giorgio (6,39 km), San Maurizio (3,85 km), San Pellegrino (2,20 km), San Rigo (6,94 km), Scuole Ghiarda (6,30 km), Sesso (4,89 km), Stazione Pratofontana (5,56 km), Villa Corbelli (6,97 km), Villa Curta (7,97 km), Zimella (15,80 km).
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Reggio nell'Emilia.
Please notice that in what follows no statistic nor population data are available at the moment: the same are available for the Italian places having al least the status of municipalities ad for most of the villages too.
The distribution of the most commun family names is equally unavailable.
Please find in what follows:
- The banks in Canali, when available.
- The parishes in Canali, when available.
- The pharmacies in Canali, when available.
- Weather and weather forecast for the municipality of Reggio nell'Emilia, to whom Canali belongs.
- Hotels in Canali and its surroundings.
- Free ads in Canali and in its province and region too.
- Map and road map of Canali.
- A selection of videos about Canali.
In the hamlet of Canali there is no bank.
Please look at the closest banks in the town of Reggio nell'Emilia, to whom Canali belongs.
The parishes in Canali
There are no parishes in Canali.
Please look at the closest parishes in the town of Reggio nell'Emilia, to whom Canali belongs.
Where to stay in Canali and its neighborhoods
Hotels, Resorts, B&B in Canali and its neighborhoods.
You can arrange the results by number of stars, by popularity, by distance or even by the guest review score choosing among young couples, mature couples, families with young children, families with older children, people withfriends, or solo travellers.
Free ads in Canali
Most recent free ads in Canali, municipality of Reggio nell'Emilia, province of Reggio Emilia, Emilia-Romagna region, updated at 00:12:18, 05 June 2020. Place your free ad on Canali: no registration needed. Place your free ad.
Up to now there is no free ad placed in Canali
|Most recent free ads in the province of Reggio Emilia
|Cerco lavoro come Donna pulizie, badante
|Grave aiuto finanziario
|parenti di malanca
|Most recent free ads in the region Emilia-Romagna
|Rovinaglia casa affitto annuale
|investire nel rame
Map and road map of Canali
Look at the interactive map of Canali and get the road maps, the satellite maps and the mixed ones too. Interactive maps of Canali also allow an immediate view of: bar,restaurants,pubs,pizzerias,dancing,night clubs,banks,jewellers,beauty centers,hair stylists,supermarkets,pharmacies.
Just fill in the free text search box placed on top of the map with any of previous categories and then press enter.
Please feel free to use the same free text search box placed on top of the map to find any kind of business activities you're interested into.
Videos about Canali Reggio nell'Emilia, Reggio Emilia, Emilia-Romagna
Several videos about Canali, Reggio nell'Emilia, Reggio Emilia, Emilia-Romagna.
A first video is shown: clicking on the PLAY button the video will start.
Inside the video window there are several commands and a Playlist button: .
Press the Playlist button to access the complete listing of the available videos, along with their titles. It will suffice to scroll through the list using the cursor to select any of the videos.
Once the video started you can use the and buttons to scroll through the videos. Each video can be displayed in full screen.

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MonjaW necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 31 diseños de 9 diseñadores freelance.
My Wordpressworld
We are a small company from Germany, dedicated to affiliate marketing. We launch several sites with useful information about different themes. The upcoming site http://www.my-wordpressworld.com is a site about setting up your own wordpress cms on a server, creating your own themes and making your site popular/earn money with different products.
We are tageting people who try to set up their own site to launch a business online and earn a living from home. The site will be specialized to do this with the help of Wordpress as we believe this is the best system to easily set up a good project.
Our audience is deeply interested in launching their own site to make a living online, doesn´t mind to spend some dollars to make their dream come true and want to learn more about webdesign. They are not beginners in webdesign but need a helping hand. Especially men between 30-60 will be interested in the site, also women who look for a possibility to create their own site to work from home.
We are looking for
- a clean design
- should remember at the Wordpress Logo (if possible not round but "open" - e.g. apple logo and not circumscribed as the attached WP logo)
- colors and design from wp logo can be an inspiration
- blue and silver/ white are prefered (not much black please)
- if possible domain name included
- we like a reflection
- because the domain name has world included we could imagine a globe in the logo (not required)
- we like an acrylic effect (see files attached, e.g. in apple logo) - not required
The files we will require are:
Print file format - .ai (CMYK)
Web file format - .jpg and layered .psd (RGB)
- no cartoons, stock images
The only thing we require are the colors - we are open for your suprise
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Remember, some parts of the program, such as Family Tree, are restricted to those who register but all of FamilySearch.org is free to everyone.
I suggest that the following resources on FamilySearch.org are all valuable research aids:
- Historical Record Collections
- FamilySearch Research Wiki
- FamilySearch Catalog
- Family Tree Sources
- Books
- Genealogies
- Photos and Stories
FamilySearch is sort of similar to the Blind Men and the Elephant, most of the people who use the program think the entire program is only that part with which they are personally familiar. Every time I teach a class to experience researchers, I find people who have used the program for years but are surprised to see some of the other resources.
Historical Record Collections
This is the core of the resources on FamilySearch.org. Since 1938 FamilySearch (and its predecessor organizations) have accumulated over 2.4 million rolls of microfilm. In addition, missionaries and volunteers, for the past few years, have been digitizing millions of more images of original source records. All of these valuable records are being constantly digitized and added to the Historical Record Collections. There are presently 1657 collections with millions upon millions of images of original source records and millions more are being added almost daily. Partnerships and agreements with other major record source companies, such as Ancestry.com, will increase the value and scope of these collections during the coming year. If you have not looked at the collections today, you are not aware of what is there available. The bulk of the most recent additions are for records from countries that have previously been unavailable. If you wondered what happened to the International Genealogical Index (IGI) it is still alive and well in the Historical Record Collections. At the same business meeting I mentioned above, FamilySearch's director of Patron and Partner Services, Don Anderson, shared how working with partners will help to move the work forward.
Don shared:
- Records are best when used: Sharing FamilySearch's record collection with partners allows more people to discover their ancestors. The more our records get used, the more ancestors will be discovered.
- The more we share, the more others share with us: By sharing our records with partners, the partners have agreed to share their records and other experiences with FamilySearch, which will ultimately help more people discover their families.
- The family tree is key: When people discover their families, we want to be sure that those discoveries are captured in the FamilySearch Family Tree. FamilySearch is working and will continue to work with partners to connect partner experiences to the Family Tree, making it even easier for people to discover their families.
FamilySearch Research Wiki
The Research Wiki recently passed 75,000 articles on the how, what and where of genealogical research. In my classes on the Wiki, I find awareness of the existence of this resource growing but use of the Research Wiki is lagging behind awareness. This is really the first place both new and experienced researchers should go to get basic and advanced information about the records they need to find their ancestors.
FamilySearch Catalog
I find that very few people use the FamilySearch Catalog as a research aid. but it is one of the most valuable places to go to find out the scope of what is available from any given area of the world. If you are researching in a given area, do a general Place search in the catalog and then add smaller jurisdictions to your search. You will be amazed at the depth of the resources available. You should also note that this is now the "FamilySearch" catalog, not just the catalog of the Family History Library. The Catalog contains links to all of the other major FamilySearch Centers and Libraries around the world with significant collections of materials and more are being added every day.
Family Tree Sources
I don't think very many people have yet considered that by adding millions of sources to the Family Tree, that it is rapidly becoming a research source. Before you launch off and do research on a remote ancestor you might just check the Family Tree to see what others have added. Granted, the data is still in a state of flux because of the connection with New.FamilySearch.org, but great strides have been made to sort out the data and make the information more consistent and useful. Plus, you can research ancestors directly in the Historical Record Collections from a link on each individual's Details Page.
With the complete digitized and searchable text of over 100,000 family history and local history books, FamilySearch.org has jumped into first place as the place to look for books and other material about your family. There is no other website with such a large collection of books specifically aimed at family history. If you haven't searched here recently, you have missed a great opportunity to find online books and records.
Many people are unaware that the venerable Ancestral File and the Pedigree Resource File are still very much alive and well on FamilySearch.org. Although these are compiled genealogies, they have been a finding aid for years and continue to be valuable resources.
Photos and Stories
The number of photos and stories on FamilySearch.org's program has now passed 1.1 million. I am finding people amazed that there are photos and stories of their ancestors about which they were totally unaware. If you haven't taken a look you will need to sign up for a free account and log in, but you will see all of the photos and stories already uploaded about your ancestors.


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|Dave Pickerell (left) and Bill Lumsden proofing the distillate.
The occasion was a one-off project to make a Scottish-style single malt whiskey in George Washington's re-created distillery on the grounds of his Mount Vernon plantation this week.
"This is surprisingly nuanced so early in the run." ... "Is it running too hot now?" ... "This would be nice over a cube of ice." ... "Some time in the wood and I think we've got a real winner." ... "Speaking of ice, do we have any? This really needs to be cooled down." ...
The comments tended to overlap one another as the distillers and the regular distillery staff went from one still to another in the line of five that dominates the 1790s-style building that was recreated and opened in the fall of 2006.
Hands briefly grasping the copper still column to check the heat of the evaporated distillate, fingers darting in and out of the stream of clear distillate emerging from a small tube aimed at a collection vessel, tasting, testing, tasting again, suggesting modest changes in the process that would bring out the nuttiness and inherent sweetness and heat of the malted barley used to make the mash.
|From left: John Campbell, Bill Lumsden, Andy Cant, Dave Pickerell.
This was a first-ever, and it closed a circle at the distillery, where a Scotsman named James Anderson expanded his role of George Washington's farm manager to master distiller after convincing the great statesman to turn his surplus grain into what he referred to as "liquid gold."
The enterprise went on to become the largest distillery in the young nation, and operated even after Washington's death in 1799 -- until it burned to the ground in 1814, becoming forgotten for two centuries, until its foundation was uncovered in a 2000 archaeological dig.
To modern distillers used to working in highly automated, state-of-the-art facilities with their huge, towering stills, this was quite a departure -- a tightly constructed domain of wood and stone and brick and copper, the only such distillery in North America, and perhaps beyond, that is a working model of how it was done in the 18th Century.
"Modern day distilling is all carefully controlled, measured, analyzed and automated," said Dr. Bill Lumsden, master distiller and head of whiskey creation for The Glenmorangie Co. "I am truly thrilled to have the opportunity to lead this project and actually roll up my sleeves and get my hands dirty," an enthusiasm illustrated by the baggy blue coveralls he was sporting.
"As a master distiller, you genuinely learn something new every single day, so I can't wait to supplement my knowledge of making Glenmorangie with something a little bit more old fashioned."
The other Scottish experts were Andy Cant, master distiller and Cardhu Group manager who oversees a number of different distillation products including those that are the heart of the Johnnie Walker blends, and John Campbell, distillery manager at Laphroaig on the island of Islay, a post he got at the tender age of 34 as the first island native to run the distillery since it was built in 1815.
|Actor portraying James Anderson peers through the steam.
As Pickerell explained, "This was a particularly challenging opportunity in that we had to invent and build a relatively efficient means of hand-separating the grain solids from the liquid between the mashing and fermenting operations, using items that would have been generally available in the late 1700s. That is a major difference between the whiskey production process in the U.S. and Scotland. In the U.S., we generally tend to leave the grain in during fermentation and distillation."
As I reported after witnessing the first work session of the three-day project, the venture was so successful it produced an especially fine first run from which a 15-gallon cask was filled with the heads of the distillation, to be aged separately from the general run and named the "Director's Cut."
Overall, the goal was to produce 100 bottles of the single malt, to be aged three years as is the Scottish way, in specially constructed casks, then sold around the world to support various charities. The number also is in recognition of the centennial year of the Scotch Whisky Association which supported this project along with the Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S. (DISCUS).
DISCUS, not so incidentally, spearheaded $2.1 million in distilling industry financial support for the distillery reconstruction and has an ongoing relationship with the Mount Vernon complex.
|A distillery worker stokes the still firebox.
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Ever say "I CAN do that !"
and then wonder, "What was I thinking???"
Yep, that was me.
My very good friend Shelly's daughter was getting married.
It was a BIG wedding.
600 guests and I volunteered to make the wedding cake
as a special gift.
It wasn't to far fetched for me to make this offer.
About 15 years ago I had a wedding cake business,
but since then I have only done 2 wedding cakes.
Times have changed
and wedding cakes have gotten much more elaborate!
Have you ever seen an episode of Cake Boss or Cake War?
Then you know what I am talking about.
I started to agonize over the cake.
Since I was a guest at the wedding
I wanted it to be perfect.
The bride only had a few requirements...
Buttercream Frosting...A Monogram on the cake...
Each tier of the cake had to have a different design..
The tiers of the cake had to be square...
I rented this pretty cake stand.
Next step, the monogram.
I used a wooden disc to cut a template.
Fondant was used to make the disc for the monogram.
I printed out some different font styles for the monogram.
Here's the font I decided to use.
To get the exact size of the monogram
I placed the disk on the unfrosted cake.
I lightly traced the monogram onto the fondant
then filled the letters in with Royal icing.
It took a few tries but finally got it to work out.
I ordered this gold rhinestone ribbon from HERE
to add some glam to the cake.
Layer by layer the cake started to come together....
Each layer had a different design....
Once delivered to the reception hall
fresh flowers were added to the cake.
With a sigh of relief the cake was done.
I couldn't wait to put on my dancing shoes
and celebrate at the wedding!
It was a perfect wedding.
Shelly's attention to detail was unbelievable.
The next morning I relaxed with a cup of coffee
and a BIG slice of Cake!
I'll be linking up to the following...


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He is set to preside over a full feed-in tariff system and an increased target for renewables generation. The UK, one of the best wind regimes in the world, was plunged into political stasis last month after none of the three major parties won enough seats to form a majority in parliament (see page 67).
The anti-nuclear pro-renewables centre-left Liberal Democrats came a poor third but, having held the balance of power in parliament, were cast as kingmaker. After days of negotiations with both the centre-right Conservative Party, which won most seats, and the centre-left Labour Party, which has governed since 1997 but this time languished in second place, the Liberal Democrats formed an unlikely coalition with the Conservatives.
To form a government with the Liberal Democrats, the Conservatives had to offer major concessions to the centre-left party. Among these was an agreement to give the Liberal Democrats major roles within the coalition government, with the energy brief going to Huhne, an advocate of renewable energy and avowed opponent of nuclear power.
The Conservatives support nuclear power but, similar to the outgoing Labour administration, have ruled out any public subsidy for its roll-out, giving doubt to whether any new nuclear power stations will be viable.
As Windpower Monthly went to press, details of the coalition energy policy emerged. While still vague, the government said it would retain Labour's renewables obligation certificates mechanism in some form, while establishing a full feed-in tariff system and upping the national target for renewables generation.


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We are now into May, which means it is time to start preparing in earnest for the summer holidays. With this in mind, we continue to show you the best beaches on the island, to enable you to pay them a visit during your holidays in Mallorca.
Very small, not widely known, quiet and with very few visitors, this pretty Mallorcan beach is very close to Can Picafort and to our 5 hotels in the north of Mallorca: JS Sol de Can Picafort, JS Can Picafort, JS Horitzo, JS Miramar and JS Yate.
The "Cala Serralot" is located between the beach of Can Picafort and Son Serra de Marina and it is just 40 metres long by 200 wide. Es Serralot represents an alternative to the more crowded beaches or those close to the town centres, since there are no sunbeds or sunshades for hire, no beach bar and no lifeguards. Anybody who visits this beach will have the sensation of being on a desert island (the vegetation that surrounds the beach helps to create that sensation).
The beach is formed by a mixture of gravel and sand, waves are moderate with swell, and a light breeze normally blows from the north or north-west.
It is the ideal spot to visit with a picnic from the hotel, to walk along the beach of Can Picafort as far as "Es Serralot", bathe in its crystalline waters and totally unwind.
We would like to take advantage of this post to remind you that on 9 May we will be opening the doors to our new hotel, JS Palma Stay. If you want to be among the first to stay at this fantastic 4 star hotel in Playa de Palma, take a look at the great special offers we have for you.


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The latest convention for fans of "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic" wasn't just a chance for fans to meet voice actors and discuss favorite episodes, but also to help out a worthy cause.
As part of a charity auction at the "EverFree Northwest" convention in Seattle, over $13,500 was raised for the Seattle Children's Hospital Greatest Needs fund.
In one case, a fan auctioned off an autographed "Derpy Hooves" toy.
The fan that purchased it then gave it back to the original seller as a gift.
The next goal for another group called "Bronies for Good" is to raise 100 liters of blood. Their last blood drive raised 17 liters.


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How far have these students walked by the time the teacher's car
reaches them after their bus broke down?
If you have only 40 metres of fencing available, what is the maximum area of land you can fence off?
Experiment with the interactivity of "rolling" regular polygons,
and explore how the different positions of the red dot affects its
speed at each stage.


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|Vanishing Cabinet
|Object information
1980 or earlier
Together act as passage way
A pair of Vanishing Cabinets will act as a passage between two places. Objects placed in one cabinet will appear in the other. The cabinets seem to ward off all known defensive spells, as they were successfully used to transport several Death Eaters from Borgin and Burkes into Hogwarts School, and Graham Montague was able to apparate into/inside Hogwarts despite the protection spells of the school normally preventing such an action. If one cabinet is broken, a transferred object is trapped in a kind of limbo; repairing it seems to be a very difficult task, as Draco Malfoy spent an entire school year with instructions from Borgin to accomplish, otherwise a simple Mending Charm would have done the deed. Vanishing Cabinets were highly popular during the First Wizarding War; in the event of a Death Eater attack, one could simply disappear to the other cabinet until the danger had passed.
In 1992, when Harry Potter was about to be punished by Argus Filch, Nearly Headless Nick convinced Peeves to create a diversion, which he did by dropping the Vanishing Cabinet on the floor above Filch's office.
In 1996, Fred and George Weasley shoved Graham Montague headfirst into the broken cabinet on the first floor of Hogwarts when he tried to take points away from them. Montague eventually escaped (by Apparating) and was found in a toilet's u-bend by Draco Malfoy, who summoned Professor Snape for help. Montague revealed the previously unknown powers of the Cabinets to Draco.
The Hogwarts Vanishing Cabinet was later moved to the Room of Requirement and in 1997, Draco Malfoy repaired it to allow a group of Death Eaters to enter Hogwarts from the Borgin and Burkes Vanishing Cabinet, in order to accomplish his plot to assassinate Albus Dumbledore.
During the Battle of Hogwarts, when Vincent Crabbe released Fiendfyre in the Room of Requirement, it was likely the Vanishing Cabinet was destroyed, along with many other artefacts hidden there.
For the Vanishing Cabinet to work, the incantation or password used is Harmonia Nectere Passus.
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (Appears in flashback(s))
- LEGO Harry Potter: Building the Magical World
- Harry Potter Trading Card Game
- Harry Potter LEGO Sets


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I took a closer look at the Kindred Trails website today. I often find a reference to pages on the site when I'm searching for information on the web, so wanted to get a better overall feel for the scope of the site.
The front (home) page of the site doesn't give us a very good idea of what is available, so, as is often the case, we must explore...
There are five segments on the site: Resources - Databases - Store - Freebies -News. One thing I noticed early on was that a number of the links on the site are to pay for use products, most notably, Ancestry.com. That will limit the value of the website for non Ancestry.com subscribers, but the pages still can still be helpful.
The Resources page is broken down into Links by Locality, Surname, Religion, Convict and Native American. The databases page covers such topics as birth, marriage, death, cemetery land and others.
Each page gives some links to online information specific to the topic. Coverage is not comprehensive. Many links are to commmly used sites that offer a link to a specific kind of resource in each state or jurisdiction. Nor does the site list all the Ancestry.com databases for a topic.
The Family History Store page offers items that focus on artistic and display products... charts, scrapbooking, needle arts, forms, gifts and gadgets and more. It is a fun store to browse in, with some interesting items for sale.
The Freebies page lists some interesting and unusual free sites. I recommend taking some time to check out the links on that page.
And finally, there is a page of news and events, but as of now the most recent event is from October 2009, so it does not seem to be kept current.
I think the author of this website shares my problem with me -- too much information out there and not enough time to keep web pages current! But a visit to the site will probably net you at least one or two interesting sites that you didn't know about and that is worth a few minutes time to investigate it.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Review of Kindred Trails website
Posted by Bobbie at Sunday, June 20, 2010
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PEACE OF MIND - New Transit Connect
PEACE OF MIND - New Transit Connect
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Terms & Conditions
There is up to a €1,000 customer saving off a new Transit Connect Limited or Sport Van when contract between April 1st - June 30th 2020 and registered between April 1st - September 30th 2020. Terms and conditions apply. GRP excludes metallic paint, delivery and related charges. Model shown for illustrative purposes only. At participating Ford Dealers only.
**5 year or 150,000km warranty, whichever occurs first.
[§]Terms and Conditions. 3.9% fixed low APR Finance Example: Transit Custom 280SWB Base 105PS. Gross Retail Price (inc. VAT)† €26,890 Customer Deposit/Trade-in €5,378.00. Finance Amount €21,512. 61 monthly payments of €386.59. Total Cost of Credit €2,196.97. Fixed APR 3.9%* (Annual Percentage Rate) as at 01/04/2020.. †Includes delivery & related charges. Model is shown for illustrative purposes only. *Lending criteria and terms and conditions apply (Over18s only). APR is inclusive of a documentation fee and purchase fee of €63.49 each. To qualify for this finance offer a minimum deposit of 20% is required. Rate quoted is correct as at 01/04/20 and is subject to change. Offer available on all new Ford commercial vehicles registered between April 1st - June 30th 2020 at participating dealers. This is a Business Hire Purchase agreement provided by Bank of Ireland Leasing Ltd, trading as Ford Credit. Ownership remains with Ford Credit until the final payment is made.
Warning: You may have to pay charges if you repay early, in full or in part, a fixed-rate credit facility.


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RIP Software
ColorGATE expands further with 10th generation the areas flexibility, performance and Color Management. The innovative Version 10 RIP Software solutions Productionserver, Filmgate and Proofgate offer more efficiency, security and on top of that will simplify the daily production for nearly all applications in Commercial and Industrial Printing.
The latest press release concerning Version 10 can be found here.
In our comprehensive launch video, you can find all information about Version 10 (approx. running time 25 min)
ColorGATE Version 10 stands out by utilizing version 4.8 of the Adobe PDF Print Engine (APPE) - the market-leading RIP engine for a fast image processing of complex graphics without any surprises. During the integration process of APPE, ColorGATE re-moved bugs and improved the stability further. Additionally, the overall processing speed of PDF/X and PDF/VT has been further optimized and the overall handling of multi-page PDFs has been improved.
With the latest optimization Productionserver 10 further increases productivity. Contemporary industrial high-performance printing systems are capable of printing hundreds or even thousands of square meters per hour. It is vital, that the frontend solution is capable of keeping up with these speed requirements, which includes PDF or raster formats, such as TIFF. Even in Commercial Printing the performance requirements are increasing steadily, especially since often print data has to be served to multiple printers at once. Due to these requirements the processing architecture of all Version 10 products has been optimized to substitute sequential processing steps with parallel task processing.
The RIP Software Version 10 utilizes the latest version of the Adobe PDF Print Engine (APPE) to process PDF and Postscript files.
Adobe PDF Print Engine renders content which matches the display in Reader and Acrobat DC. Using the same core Adobe PDF technology at every stage of the print workflow ensures predictability and eliminates unwelcome surprises.
During the integration process of APPE, ColorGATE removed bugs and improved the stability and speed of PDF and especially multipage PDF processing further.
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New Error Diffusion Screening for Proof Standard Digital Module (PSDM), is recommended for low resolution printers (<600dpi) and supports 1-bit (fixed drop) or 2-bit (variable drop) printers.
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The Cut Path preview for the Print and Cut Module (PCM) is now directly available with the calculation of the document preview. This preview does not require the print data to show the cut path as it was in the past. User sees all relevant document information just after the preview calculation.
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Architect and cultural visionary Sarah Susanka is leading a movement to redefine the American home and lifestyle. Her build better, not bigger approach to residential architecture has been embraced across the country and her Not So Big philosophy is evolving beyond our physical habitations and into how we inhabit our lives. In May 2007, Random House published The Not So Big Life: Making Room for What Really Matters in which Susanka reveals that quality-over-quantity serves not only architectural aims, but life goals as well. She unveils a process for changing the way we live by fully inhabiting each moment of our lives and showing up completely in whatever it is we are doing. Through this process, readers will discover more meaningfulness, vitality and that sense of being at home in life that so many people are searching for today. As a leading advocate for the re-popularization of residential architecture, Susanka has improved the quality of home design while countering the elitist image of architects so commonly held by the public. She is regularly tapped for her dynamic presentations by Fortune 500 companies, homebuilders, nonprofits and trade organizations. She was born in Kent, England, and lives in North Carolina.
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A spokesman for Republican Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell says the governor opposes the GOP legislation that would award the state's electoral votes in presidential elections by congressional district -- instead of the current winner-take-all system.
Related: GOP looks to change the rules, not their party
"The governor does not support this legislation. He believes Virginia's existing system works just fine as it is. He does not believe there is any need for a change," said spokesman Tucker Martin.
This opposition by McDonnell essentially kills the chances that the Electoral College change would become law in the state. In addition, another Republican state senator in Virginia today said he also was against the change.
The way we elect the president is being challenged in key states by Republicans who want to award electoral votes by congressional district instead of a winner-take-all to the candidate who carries the state. Had this process been in place during the 2012 election, Mitt Romney would have won. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports.


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Some 390 Hope College students will participate in service projects throughout the area through the college's "Time to Serve" program on Saturday, Sept. 3.
Some 390 Hope College students will participate in service projects throughout the area through the college's "Time to Serve" program on Saturday, Sept. 3.
Most of the students will be members of the newly arrived freshman Class of 2015. The students signed up shortly after their arrival at Hope, during "New Student Orientation," for the mass volunteer effort.
The students will be working in groups of six to 12 at more than 30 sites from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Projects are scheduled throughout the greater Holland area, and will range from sorting at Bibles for Mexico and Goodwill Industries of West Michigan, to helping with the animals and grounds at the Critter Barn, to groundskeeping and cleaning at many area churches.
The "Time to Serve" program is designed to help new students learn about service while helping and getting to know their community and becoming better acquainted with one another. The project began in the fall of 2000 with 10 projects and about 100 participants, and had grown to 24 projects and 300 students a year later. In October 2001, "Time to Serve" 2000 received a 2001 Distinguished Service Award from Keep Michigan Beautiful Inc. during the group's annual conference.
Hope students volunteer in a variety of ways throughout the school year. In addition to "Time to Serve," three prominent efforts at the college are the "Relay for Life" for the American Cancer Society, the "Dance Marathon" charitable fund-raiser held on behalf of Helen DeVos Children's Hospital of Grand Rapids, and the spring break service and immersion trip program, all of which involve hundreds of students annually. In January 2011, Hope was named to the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching's "2010 Community Engagement Classification" for demonstrating excellent community engagement locally and beyond, showing alignment among mission, culture, leadership, resources and practices.


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I'm confused; isn't this the same as Fire dragon missile, that showed up in ep. 69? Hakinu (talk) 20:44, 23 April 2009 (UTC)
Why here Endan translates as Flame Missile while in all other cases (Fire Release: Flame Bullet,Fire Release: Big Flame Bullet,Wind Release: Toad Oil Flame Bullet,Fire Release: Toad Oil Flame Bullet) it translates as Flame Bullet? And BTW is there a possibility that this technique is derived from Fire Release: Flame Bullet?--Erik1310 (talk) 16:03, August 7, 2010 (UTC)
Is it note worthy to say that the fire appears to be white hot? since its a very skilled shinobi is needed to use it well, and including the fact that it was a Kage that did the jutsu, it would seem logical. Jusy sayin'. SharinganMike (talk) 01:11, February 6, 2011 (UTC)
anime picture
why is not anime image used ? --Elveonora (talk) 00:56, December 5, 2011 (UTC)
- Because in the anime image, we can barely see anything because of the brightness of the scene and the awkward angle, which shows only the beginning of the fire stream coming out of Hiruzen's mouth. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 01:03, December 5, 2011 (UTC)
- Also, there doesn't seem to be an actual dragon in the anime's flames.--Cerez365™ 01:14, December 5, 2011 (UTC)
I see, thanks for answer. --Elveonora (talk) 01:22, December 5, 2011 (UTC)
When did Kakashi use this Jutsu? → Rafael Uchiha (talk) 06:31, May 10, 2013 (UTC)
- In a videogame--Elveonora (talk) 11:01, May 10, 2013 (UTC)
- But in what game? → Rafael Uchiha (talk) 13:47, May 10, 2013 (UTC)
As Kakashi, Sasuke can also use it with his Sharingan Mode in Naruto: Ultimate Ninja 2. → Rafael Uchiha 15:10, October 25, 2013 (UTC)
- None of his combos have are named like this. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 17:26, October 25, 2013 (UTC)
Infobox Pic Episode
What episode is the Infobox pic for the jutsu from?--Fox Boss (talk) 22:27, June 21, 2016 (UTC)


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I am working on a script which dynamically executes some queries on daily basis. These queries are coming from a table in the database.
Here is the sample output of the query table:
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Starboard Lights necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 114 diseños de 26 diseñadores freelance.
I need a logo for an upcoming news & commentary blog. (Discussion forum, really. Visitors will be encouraged to contribute.) Although the blog's content will likely focus on U.S. politics, my blog's name suggests boating. It's a metaphor, better detailed in the full brief. Can you create a nautical logo with a suggestion of politics? If so, this contest is for you!
When considering a name for the political blog I intend to start, I was careful to stay away from "watchdog" sounding names; that's not the approach I want my blog to take. I wanted something more suggestive of a "lighthouse" or a "beacon" while avoiding the obvious cliches that spotlights, light bulbs, candles and lighthouses have become. To me, "starboard lights" carries the right amount of symbolism, while still being a fresh and unique name. I want a logo with the same traits -- symbolic, fresh and unique.
Since the blog will be primarily political, a patriotic (U.S.) theme seems appropriate, but I want to avoid obvious and uncreative imagery such as the U.S. flag, Liberty Bell, map outlines, etc. The name "starboard lights" opens nautical possibilities, which I think invites some opportunities for creativity.
When choosing the name starboard lights, I had a concept of my own for a logo: I originally pictured a three-quarter view of a ship making waves as it travels through water. On closer examination, the ship was suggestive of a star, and the waves suggestive of stripes, as if from a U.S. flag. I liked the concept, but I was unable to draw a suitable rough sketch. I could make waves that doubled for wavy stripes, but I could not make a ship suggest a star, and yet still look like a ship. I still like the concept because it would effectively tie patriotic imagery to the nautical theme, but unless carefully crafted, I fear this idea would break my no-cliche philosophy. I think the concept has potential, albeit with modifications. (Perhaps abandon the star? Incorporate a star somewhere else?) This is why I'm turning to you. Whether you can take my idea and develop it, or prove an original concept of yours to be better than mine, I'm all for better ideas.
If you have ideas of how to illustrate politics without using "patriotic" elements, I'd love to see designs that incorporate those ideas as well.
As an aside, this logo's primary purpose is in the header of a web site, but in the future I might have a need to use it on cards, shirts or such. So my preferred format is Photoshop files with images large enough to provide good resolution at larger sizes. Illustrator's cool, too.
If you have any questions, please ask. I will check the progress of the contest frequently, and respond quickly to any questions.
- Primarily nautical at first glance, with an embedded hint of U.S. politics
- Clean, perhaps stylized without being too abstract
- If using a ship or boat, show the starboard side (ship or boat is not required)
- Focus on imagery; typography (name of site) is not necessary; it is encouraged only if it effectively supports the imagery
- I will design the web site (layout, color scheme, etc.) around the logo, so dark-on-light vs. light-on-dark, etc., is up to the designer's discretion
- Limit number of colors to two or three; gradients are okay; a design that could also work in monochrome is helpful
- My preference is that blue NOT be the dominant color. Blue as an accent is fine. Gold and dark reds (think web color #800000 "burgundy") are preferred. However, DESIGN TRUMPS COLOR. If the design screams for blue, I'll accept blue
- Bonus points if the logo (or an element from it) can work as that little bitty icon that browsers display next to a site's url
- Too much imagery; keep it simple
- Cliches: Ballots, ballot boxes, voting booths, the Liberty Bell, a U.S. Flag, (although tasteful use of stars and/or stripes will work)
- It's a blog, not a seafood restaurant. No fish or anchors, please
- No elephants or donkeys. I don't want to endorse or appear to endorse any political party
- Typography-only or typography-dominant designs (I'd rather go logo-free and use generic text to title the site)
- Don't feel compelled to unnecessarily emphasize the "lights" from the name "starboard lights." (Consider "starboard" more important than "lights")
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At IDF last month, Intel previewed its latest small chip initiative, Quark. Slotting in well below the Atom line, much less Haswell, Quark is aimed at that old chestnut, "the Internet of things." We were curious about when we'd see the first consumer Quark device, and it seems the time is now. At Maker Faire Rome today, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich introduced a collaboration between open source bastion Arduino and Intel's New Devices Group, and the first fruits of that collaboration are Galileo (PDF).
Typically driven by simple microcontrollers, basic Arduino boards are usually quite limited in connectivity, mainly USB and some Arduino-specific connectors. Expansion comes through those connectors, which allow daughterboards, called shields, to be layered atop the main board, adding additional I/O options. The ease of use—and ease of expansion—has long made the Arduino a favorite among the do-it-yourself crowd for things as simple as Christmas tree lights or as complex as a homebrewing robot.
The Intel Galileo reference board isn't a basic board. The Quark SoC is quite potent for a device of this type, resembling a Pentium 3 more than a microcontroller. Though the legacy Arduino connectors remain for compatibility with shields, Galileo features connectivity through USB (host and client), 100Mbps Ethernet, microSD, RS-232, and a full-size mini-PCI Express slot.
"Intel Galileo features the Intel Quark SoC X1000, the first product from the Intel Quark technology family of low-power, small-core products," the company said. "Intel Quark technology will extend Intel architecture into rapidly growing areas—from the Internet of Things to wearable computing in the future."
Intel will be donating 50,000 Galileo boards to universities around the world as part of the collaboration, and it will be available to hobbyists for $60 or less by November 29. That price makes Galileo quite competitive with existing Arduino boards, most of which aren't as feature complete. Intel promises full compatibility with Arduino software and existing hardware, which could make this a very attractive board for complex projects.
Today's announcement continues Intel's attempts to target the DIY market dominated by Raspberry Pi, BeagleBoard, and Arduino. Intel recently teamed up with the maker of the BeagleBoard to create the "Minnowboard," a $199 computer powered by open hardware and software.
Tiny computers have been run in large part by Intel's rival ARM lately. That's true of the Raspberry Pi and the BeagleBone Black. While Arduino traditionally used microcontrollers such as Atmel's, Arduino unveiled its first ARM-powered board one year ago with the Arduino DUE. Intel has boasted that its chips will provide more power, and, of course, compatibility with x86 applications. The Arduino/Intel partnership is a big deal for Arduino, but it's also important for Intel to prove its worth in this small but growing market.


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A few months ago I stumbled onto your site via a link from one of your posts on the CRFH!!! forum. I really like time travel, even if it's only psychological (or perhaps especially if it's psychological), so your premiss intregued me. (That, and one of the characters in my stories is named Sebastian, so it jumped out.) Unfortunately, I didn't bookmark your strip and forgot the name of it, so I didn't stumble across it again until today. I'm disappointed that it hasn't been updated since then.
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As more applications turn to SSL to help keep users secure, they may also be inadvertently hampering the ability of enterprises to ensure malicious code and exploits are not slithering through network traffic from the endpoint.
According to The Application Usage and Risk Report conducted by Palo Alto Networks, applications using SSL represent 25 percent of the applications examined and 23 percent of the overall bandwidth used by applications in its study. To compile the report, the security vendor analyzed the traffic of 1,253 organizations and a viewed more than 28 exabytes of data between October 2010 and April 2011.
The report predicts that applications that use SSL will continue to grow in size, as more applications follow the relatively recent lead of Twitter, Facebook and Gmail, which have all recently set SSL either as a standard setting or as a user-selectable option.
However, with the additional security come potential tradeoffs.
"Lack of visibility into encrypted traffic has long been a concern to security professionals, particularly those who focus on analysis of network content for potential threat activity," says Scott Crawford, managing research director at Enterprise Management Associates. "Some have even voiced concerns that technologies that automate the application of security, such as content security that enforces an SSL/TLS connection for outbound content to protect sensitive information, can actually have the effect of hiding a threat should attackers be able to manipulate the systems to conceal malicious activity."
The report also found that, along with the growth of social networking, Webmail and Instant Messaging are still growing strong. Compared to a year ago, Instant Messaging traffic has doubled, while Webmail and social networking have grown about 5 fold.
Users are also using a mix of ways to share files, Palo Alto's numbers show. File Transfer Protocol, Peer-to-Peer networking, and browser based file sharing are used with 92 percent, 82 percent, and 91 percent frequency, respectively.
With the rise of applications using encryption, what steps can enterprises take to protect their infrastructure? "Technologies that detect botnet activity can correlate attempts to connect with network nodes identified as compromised, malicious, or recognized points of command-and-control, regardless whether the attempt seeks to encrypt traffic," says Crawford.
Another method is to turn to proxies as a type of traffic cop to inspect traffic to some degree. "These can be complemented with policies that restrict or block encrypted traffic that doesn't pass through 'official' channels. However, some of these strategies may be limited in their usefulness if legitimate traffic cannot be directed through these accepted channels or unauthorized traffic cannot be sufficiently restrained," he says.
And if those policies appear overly draconian -- users still have other ways to transfer files, such as using cellular networks, Crawford explains.
George V. Hulme writes about security and technology from his home in Minneapolis. He's been known to send some fairly cryptic Tweets from his account @georgevhulme.


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galacticus wrote:Hi, I'm interested in putting some adspace on my webcomic, galacticus (http://galacticus.comicgenesis.com), but I'm pretty new at web stuff. I'll leave the mandatory ads in place. How exactly do I contact keenspot about profit-sharing? ^^
rkolter wrote:I would ask Kisai again; she is an immensely busy person and probably forgot about your pm.
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Statement by NCBA President Bob McCan on the announced Bilateral Trade Agreement between Australia and Japan
WASHINGTON – In response to the announcement of a Bilateral Trade Agreement reached between Australia and Japan, National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) President Bob McCan, a Victoria, Texas cattleman issued the following statement:
"NCBA is deeply concerned that the Bilateral Trade Agreement between Japan and Australia does not call for full tariff elimination. This Bilateral Agreement undermines the long-standing goals and principles that are the base of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). This development only pushes the high-standing ideals of TPP further out of reach for all countries involved, and it is not a move that U.S. beef producers can support. The TPP has been referred to as a 21st century agreement, but this Bilateral Agreement is from the 20th century playbook and will not serve to foster open trade and certainly will not benefit consumers and producers globally."
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Duskwalker had een nieuw logo ontwerp nodig en lanceerde daarom een wedstrijd op 99designs.
Een winnaar werd gekozen uit42 ontwerpen ingezonden door20 freelance designers.
Scarab Museum is an upcoming virtual museum and gallary on ancient artifacts. Its called Scarab Museum because a Scarab was the first piece added to the gallary which is quite extensive and currently mainly consists of Ancient Egyptian Artifacts.
We need a logo for our upcoming site. The logo needs to be elegant enough to appear on our business cards, website logo, vehicles, and on publications such as books/magazines.
Scarab Museum
Desired Color Scheme:
Not sure on colors. Maybe Golds, Blues/Purples?
Desired Style:
Professionally done.
I am in need of a Logo for the Scarab Museum. This logo will represent our virtual museum as well as publications put out in the far future.
The most obvious way to go is include a Scarab and the text "Scarab Museum".
One idea is to have the scarab as the main image, and below that have Scarab Museum.
Like previously mentioned the museum is mainly egyptian artifacts (though its always expanding) so maybe go with traditional egyptian colors. (Golds, Purples, Blues, Whites, etc).
The logo needs to be elegant enough to appear on our business cards, website logo, vehicles, and on publications such as books/magazines.
Be creative and ask as many questions as you like.
Contest Ending date is the definate end, we may end early if we find a logo we especially like. But if that is the case we will give 36 hours notice so other designers have time to get in anything they've been working on.
The winner will be expected to also give us the same design made for white as well as black backgrounds, and a black and white design.
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Eli loved Arlington Park Race Track. When I was growing up, every holiday during the spring and summer–Memorial Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, the Fourth of July and Labor Day, was spent at Arlington.
Eli would therefore have been very proud when we were invited by Arlington Park to create a special Anniversary Cheesecake by Eli's for the 2007 Opening Day on Friday, May 3rd in honor of the 80th Anniversary of Arlington and
in tribute to Richard Duchossois, the Chairman of Arlington and the driving force to improve Arlington and racing in Illinois.
Marc and Maureen Schulman present a giant Anniversary Cheesecake by Eli's in honor of Arlington Park's 80th birthday and the opening of the racing season to Arlington Park Chairman Richard Duchossois, President Roy Arnold and Village of Arlington Heights Mayor Rita Mulder.
The presentation of the cheesecake was a surprise for Mr. Duchossois. Here Eli's Marc Schulman tells "Mr. D." that there will be cheesecake for all attendees of opening day courtesy of Eli's.
Visiting Arlington Park Race Track is a great way to enjoy Chicago during the summer. Arlington has its own Metra stop, lots of free parking, and entertainment daily. At Eli's, we are proud to have our cheesecake featured throughout the season thanks to the talented Chefs Michael and Joseph of Levy Restaurants.
The presentation of the cheesecake was made after the 4th race. It was most fitting that the Anniversary Cheesecake from Eli's was still on display when the bugler called the horses for the featured 5th Race: the Shecky Greene Stakes. Shecky was one of Eli's best friends and was with Eli whenever he was in town including that same Friday evening nineteen years ago.
It was a great Eli day to have this celebration attended by Orion Samuelson, the most respected voice for agriculture in this country and dear friend of the Schulman Family and Dr.Michael Ruchim of Northwestern Memorial Hospital, a lifelong friend of Marc's and a great friend friend of Mr.Duchossois and Illinois racing. Here Mr. Duchossois is joined by Marc, Orion, Mike and Dr. Chuck Watts, the Senior Vice President of Medical Affairs at Northwestern Memorial.
Eli's participation in opening day would not have been possible without the work of Eli's Brian Cravens. Here Marc and Brian pose with some very special good will ambassadors of Arlington Park. Note the jockey next to Brian has already "picked up" his slice of the more than 6,000 portions that were given to Arlington Park guests.
We are very grateful to Arlington Park TV host Lauren Massarella for her work in arranging and promoting the 80th Anniversary Cheesecake from Eli's. Lauren visited our bakery to interview Big Cake Designer Laurel Boger and Head Baker Ramito Garcia. Here Lauren celebrates the success of Opening Day with one of her many friends at Arlington Park.
As part of the celebration of the day, Marc was able to give greetings to Mr. Duchossois in a pre-recorded message from our bakery and the guests at Arlington Park were able to see what goes into creating a special Commemorative Cheesecake.


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Our important ally, Senator Harry Reid, continues to stand strong against these provisions as he negotiates with the Senate Armed Services Committee. Your voice needs to be a part of this negotiation.


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Companies that overlook these issues until clinical trials begin can find that they have inadvertently limited their product's scalability and commercial viability, or incurred unnecessary costs and complications downstream
Rockville, Maryland (PRWEB) January 24, 2013
(January 22nd, 2013) — Fisher BioServices, the world's leading provider of biospecimen storage, cell therapy logistics and related clinical trial services, announced today that Mr. Dan O'Donnell, Associate Director of Cell Therapy Logistics at Fisher BioServices, and Mr. Bruce C. Simpson, Director of Commercial Operations at Fisher BioServices, will be presenting at the 2013 Phacilitate Cell & Gene Therapy Forum, January 28-30, in Washington, DC. This year's Forum focuses on bringing therapeutics "From Promise to Products" and features presentations and roundtable discussions on positioning new cell and gene therapies for commercial success.
Companies with cell-based therapies nearing clinical trials and FDA approval face the challenge of transporting their product in compliance with FDA requirements for cold chain / chain of custody documentation. Mr. O'Donnell and Mr. Simpson are recognized industry experts on the handling and distribution of gene and cell-based therapies, and will be sharing the latest innovations on the distribution of cell-based products and regenerative medicines from the manufacturer to the patient, while complying with all applicable Title 21 CFR criteria.
The critical issues of commercial viability will be addressed in the first plenary session, and will include valuing cell therapies, reimbursement in the current healthcare environment, and other factors that may influence a product's commercial success, including distribution systems.
During this session, Mr. O'Donnell will outline the variables that must be considered during every point of transfer in the delivery of cell therapies to the patient, and will discuss the challenges and technical considerations involved in moving cryogenically frozen products around the world.
According to Mr. O'Donnell, "To develop a commercially viable cell therapy, companies have to consider packaging, storage, inventory management, monitoring systems, distribution, and even clinical site capabilities from the very beginning. Companies that overlook these issues until clinical trials begin can find that they have inadvertently limited their product's scalability and commercial viability, or incurred unnecessary costs and complications downstream."
Following his talk, Mr. O'Donnell will also participate in the round table discussion, "What does a commercially successful cell or gene therapy look like?"
The first breakout session following the plenary talks will address commercially feasible manufacturing and business models. Mr. Simpson, Fisher BioServices' Director of Commercial Operations, will offer his insights on cold chain transport and building efficiency into operational processes, and will discuss recent case studies for allogeneic vs. autologous therapies. He will then participate in a roundtable discussion focused on minimizing the cost of goods and maximizing efficiency of operations.
About Fisher BioServices
Fisher BioServices has 25 years of experience in biological repository/biobanking services, cold chain logistics, and in supporting clinical trials and public health research. The company manages more than 170,000,000 high value biological specimens, cell-based therapeutics, vaccines, tissues, and sample-related data. Fisher BioServices has cGMP compliant repositories, laboratories, and specimen collection kit production and clinical trial support capabilities, depots, and affiliated sites around the world, and serves more than 20 government and hundreds of commercial clients. Fisher BioServices is part of Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc., the world leader in serving science.
About Thermo Fisher Scientific
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. is the world leader in serving science. The company enables its customers to make the world healthier, cleaner and safer by providing analytical instruments, equipment, reagents and consumables, software and services for research, analysis, discovery and diagnostics. With annual sales of $12 billion, Thermo Fisher Scientific has over 39,000 employees and serves more than 350,000 customers in pharmaceutical and biotech companies, hospitals and clinical diagnostic labs, universities, research institutions and government agencies, as well as environmental, industrial quality and process control settings. The company delivers the industry's broadest selection of analytical instruments, equipment, consumables and laboratory supplies. Its growing portfolio of products includes innovative technologies for mass spectrometry, elemental analysis, molecular spectroscopy, sample preparation, informatics, fine and high-purity chemistry production, cell culture, RNA interference analysis and immunodiagnostic testing, as well as air and water quality monitoring and process control. The company also gives its customers the most convenient purchasing options, including a direct sales force of 7,500 professionals, catalogs and e-commerce. Visit thermofisher.com.


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It's a national health care crisis. There just aren't enough doctors in our country. The shortage has hit rural America especially hard, but there may be some solutions. NBC's chief medical editor Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports.
Tucked among the cornfields, windmills and water towers of Littlefield, in west Texas, Dr. Isabel Molina treats one patient after the next at Lamb Healthcare Center.
Littlefield is a small, dusty town of about 6,500 people, but Molina's two-doctor practice draws from a much larger area. She and her partner serve a total population of about 15,000, she estimates. To keep up with her patient load, Molina regularly works 13-hour days without stopping to eat.
"I usually eat breakfast over charts. I usually eat lunch over charts while I call patients back and take care of my dictations," says Molina, 38. "I do love what I do, but it is getting a lot harder to do this."
A nationwide doctor shortage is expected to worsen over the next decade, according to the Association of American Medical Colleges. Medical schools, like Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center are coming up with innovative ways to get young doctors practicing with fewer years in medical school. Dr. Steven Berk, TTUHSC Dean on the crisis and their efforts to help.
Molina is just one of thousands of primary care doctors nationwide working in an area designated as having too few health professions to meet the needs of the population.
The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) estimates that there is a shortage of up to 20,000 physicians and that the deficit will grow to 100,000 physicians in the next decade. An aging population - and an aging population of physicians themselves - will make matters worse as health needs become more severe and as doctors retire without enough new ones to replace them. And, millions more Americans will rely on our existing physicians when the Affordable Care Act fully kicks in next year.
"We are very concerned that we're going to hand insurance cards to 30 million people and we won't have the doctors to treat them," says Dr. Atul Grover, the chief public policy officer at the AAMC.
West Texas is one pocket of the country where entire counties lack even a single health care provider. The dire need inspired an innovative program at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock, Texas.
"We felt at Texas Tech that it was very important to help solve the primary care crisis as best we could and one of the ways of doing that was to try to make sure we get enough students into primary care and into family medicine," says Dr. Steven Berk, the dean of the School of Medicine at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.
From that concern, the Family Medicine Accelerated Track (FMAT) was born at Texas Tech. The program teaches the competencies of four years of medical school in only three years and offers a scholarship to all students in their first year.
Keeley Ewing-Bramblett is a third-year medical student at Texas Tech who grew up in the rural, one-physician town of Post, Texas, and saw firsthand how overloaded the town's only doctor was.
"I really just want to go back to a place where I know I'm going to be making an impact and where I'm going to get to see kind of the fruits of that impact," says Ewing-Bramblett, 24. She signed up for the FMAT program the day she heard about it, and hasn't looked back.
Medical students nationwide are struggling to find residency positions - a crucial stage in their process of becoming a doctor. But, a unique program at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine guarantees residency spots for Keeley Ewing-Bramblett and her fellow students. It will allow her to stay in a rural area where, "I know I'm going to be making an impact."
"When they offered an accelerated track where I could get out and be doing what I love essentially a year sooner and also for half the amount of debt that would have otherwise been incurred, for me it was kind of a no-brainer," recalls Ewing-Bramblett.
To curb the physician shortage, medical schools across the country have boosted their enrollment by 16.6 percent since 2000. Five-thousand more students are expected to graduate per year by 2019, according to the AAMC.
But just graduating more students won't reverse the physician shortage.
There has been a bottleneck to getting more young doctors into residency programs: the stage in medical training that follows graduation from medical school and takes place under the supervision of licensed physicians. The number of federally funded residencies has been frozen since 1997 when Congress passed the Balanced Budget Act.
"A lot of the benefit of increasing those class sizes and building those new medical schools - a lot of those benefits won't be realized unless there's additional residency positions," admits Berk.
Of almost 22,000 U.S. medical school graduates who wanted to be "matched" to a residency position this year, 1,600 applicants did not find one, according to the National Resident Matching Program that places residents.
That's one more reason why lawmakers are stepping in. Congressman Aaron Schock (R-IL) and Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz (D-PA) introduced the "Training Tomorrow's Doctors Today Act" in March that would create 15,000 new Graduate Medical Education slots over the next five years.
In an interview, Schock stressed that, "We know that a crisis is coming where there are more and more Americans who need doctors that are going to go without if we don't get them trained and in the field."
Even if the bill passes - no easy task in an era of squeezed budgets - there is no guarantee that new doctors will practice in the areas where they are needed most.
"Physicians cluster in urban centers where they can work with each other efficiently and leave the rural areas and some other areas underserved in the process," explained Dr. Richard "Buz" Cooper, director of the New York Institute of Technology's Center for the Future of the Healthcare Workforce.
Back in Littlefield, Molina bounds from one appointment to the next. "When you're this short-staffed, it becomes something that is at the cost of everything else. Missing things with my kid, missing things with my family," she admits.
As she leaves one exam room, files the necessary stack of papers and steps into another room to asses a patient, , she smiles all the while. "Once I actually have help, I think then I'll be able to relax and see what a real life feels like again."
Dr. Michael Johns, a professor in the Schools of Medicine and Public Health at Emory University, says it will take wider reform to get doctors the help they need. "Just having more doctors is not going to fix this." he says. "For one, we need a team-based approach that will get nurses, and other members of the healthcare team more involved with more responsibility."
And, while the Family Medicine Accelerated Track will graduate more family care doctors, it does nothing to increase the number of specialty physicians nationwide.
"What everyone is missing is that a little over half of the shortage is in specialty medicine," argues Johns. "The battle shouldn't be about having a 30-to-70 ratio of specialists to primary care doctors, it should be about how we have a shortage of both."
The slow pace of reform is frustrating for medical students like Ewing-Bramblett who chose primary care medicine because her mother suffers from chronic illness and a primary care physician made an outstanding difference in her care.
"It hurts me on a few levels," said Ewing-Bramblett. "There's just no way that you can establish the type of relationship with your patients that's going to really foster their care like I experienced with my mom. There's no way you can do that in the 10 minutes that you have to see each patient."
For now, all she can think to do is hold on to her determined spirit. She knows what to expect: the long hours, waiting rooms packed with patients, even personal sacrifices.
"There's really no question about where I want to go," she says. "I'm going to be making a difference in at least one small community."


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erikvs necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 103 diseños de 24 diseñadores freelance.
Seeking a logo which conveys empowerment, clarity, and a sense of victory
I need a new logo for a chiropractic public speaking contest: "talk the 'tic". This contest empowers chiropractic students to become effective communicators and leaders.
Students who understand and articulate the vitalistic principle of chiropractic (referred to as "TIC") are stepping up as a unified force to address public misconceptions about what chiropractic is and does. "talk the 'tic" is the forum where this happens. Confusion is replaced with clarity, fear with confidence.
The new "talk the 'tic" logo will be the branding hallmark of the website, and will circulate on multiple forms of the competition media (applications, merchandise, etc).
The catalyst which set "talk the 'tic" in to motion was a dream I had in November '06. I moved the idea to action with the help of some dedicated friends and by Jan '07 one-tenth of the students at LifeWest (http://www.lifewest.edu) entered. It was a screaming success and is now spreading to other chiropractic schools.
I want creativity. Use the three t's in a unified symbol, design or create a concept as you see fit. I want a sense of empowerment, resolve, poignancy and victory. I want a logo that moves the student to raise their voice. The color scheme must also embody these characteristics. The logo design must lend favorably to electronic media, print, and publicity efforts.
No images of spines or bones. No cartoon characters. No soft color schemes.
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California death penalty ruled unconstitutional
Federal judge rules state's system is unconstitutional
A federal judge declared California's death penalty unconstitutional Wednesday, saying delays of 25 years or more in deciding appeals and carrying out occasional executions have created an arbitrary and irrational system that serves no legitimate purpose.
The ruling by U.S. District Judge Cormac Carney of Santa Ana was limited to a single case and had no immediate impact on executions statewide, which have been halted by federal courts since 2006 because of multiple problems in lethal injection procedures.
But if upheld on appeal, the decision would end a California capital punishment system that has been approved by the voters three times - in 1972, 1978 and 2012, when an initiative to abolish the death penalty lost by four percentage points. Despite voter sentiment, the death penalty in California has rarely been implemented in recent decades.
The state has the nation's largest Death Row, with 748 inmates, and its lowest execution rate, with 13 inmates put to death since 1992.
As Carney noted, out of more than 900 convicted murderers sentenced to death since voters passed the current death penalty law in 1978, far more - 93 - have died from illnesses, suicide or other causes than on the executioner's table. An additional 39 have had their sentences reduced by the courts.
Executions 'unlikely'
For most condemned prisoners, "systemic delay has made their execution so unlikely that the death sentence carefully and deliberately imposed by the jury has been quietly transformed into one no rational jury or legislature could ever impose: life in prison, with the remote possibility of death," said Carney, a 2003 appointee of President George W. Bush.
That delay, Carney said, "has resulted in the arbitrary selection of a small handful of individuals for execution."
He said more than 40 percent of the current inmates have been on Death Row for more than 19 years, including Ernest Jones, sentenced to death in 1995 for a rape and murder in Orange County. Jones' lawyers challenged the death penalty system in his appeal, and Carney said his long stay on Death Row was the product of an unconstitutional system.
A statewide order could come from the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, where the state can appeal Carney's ruling. Attorney General Kamala Harris is reviewing the decision, said spokesman Nick Pacilio. There was no comment from Gov. Jerry Brown, who, like Harris, personally opposes the death penalty but defended it in court when he was the state's attorney general.
The issue could then head to the U.S. Supreme Court, which reinstated capital punishment nationwide in 1976 - four years after declaring all state death penalty laws unconstitutional - but in recent years has narrowed its scope somewhat, banning executions of juveniles and the mentally disabled.
"Other states have comparable problems in terms of rarely executing people, and long years of delay," said Richard Dieter, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, which opposes capital punishment. "This case has the potential to be a very important one."
3,000 on death row
Out of 18 states that have abolished the death penalty, he said, six - Maryland, New Jersey, New York, New Mexico, Illinois and Connecticut - have done so since 2007, all after long periods with few executions. There were 3,000 prisoners on death row nationwide last year, but 39 executions, Dieter said.
The ruling "further proves that the death penalty is broken beyond repair," said Gil Garcetti, who sought numerous death sentences as Los Angeles County district attorney but joined the 2012 initiative campaign to repeal capital punishment. "It is exorbitantly costly, unfair and serves no legitimate purpose."
Kent Scheidegger, legal director of the pro-death penalty Criminal Justice Legal Foundation, predicted the ruling would be overturned on appeal. Other courts have ruled that long waits on death row are mainly due to inmates' appeals, not constitutional violations by the state, Scheidegger said, and the same holds true in California.
But Carney said the delays in California aren't caused by needless appeals or by the state's legitimate efforts to safeguard defendants' rights, but by the "dysfunctional administration of California's death penalty system."
Inmates sentenced to death must wait three to five years for a court-appointed lawyer and nearly 14 years for the California Supreme Court to make an initial ruling on their case, with further delays in additional appeals to the state and federal courts, Carney said.
"When the state permits the post-conviction review process to become so inordinately and unnecessarily delayed that only an arbitrarily selected few of those sentenced to death are executed, the state's process violates the Eighth Amendment," which bans cruel and unusual punishment, the judge said.
He noted that a statewide commission headed by former Attorney General John Van de Kamp concluded in 2008 that the death-penalty system had broken down and recommended changes that were largely ignored. They included a substantial increase in funding for legal representation.
The last time California's death penalty was struck down was in 1972, when the state Supreme Court ruled that executions were degrading and inhumane and violated the state Constitution. The voters overturned that ruling in November 1972.
2006 moratorium
In 2006, a federal judge in San Jose halted executions statewide after finding that flaws in lethal injection procedures and staff training at San Quentin State Prison created an undue risk of a botched and agonizingly painful execution. The ruling has preserved the lives of 17 inmates who have exhausted all other appeals.
As a result, "we don't have a functioning death penalty in California," said Ellen Kreitzberg, a law professor at Santa Clara University and director of its Death Penalty College, which trains capital defense lawyers. She said Wednesday's ruling could carry additional weight, coming from "a conservative Bush appointee known for harsh sentences."
Bob Egelko is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: email@example.com Twitter: @egelko


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