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The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene - Volume 14, Issue 2, March 1965
Volume 14, Issue 2, March 1965
Tropical Medicine: Obligations and Responsibilities *Pages: 181–186More Less
May I express my heartfelt appreciation for the honor you have conferred upon me. No recognition can be more satisfying than that deriving from one's colleagues.
As a consequence of events occurring ten to twenty years ago, we now find a regrettably small group of scientists active in the field of tropical medicine. This situation prevails at a time when the national interest is ever more intimately associated with the process of development of stable and healthy societies in the tropical areas of the world. Indeed, there is every reason to accept the thesis that prospects for the survival of western civilization as we know it are in large part dependent upon our ability to share the material benefits of our social system with the some two-and-a-half billion human beings who now exist in mass misery in the poorly sanitated areas of the world.
Immunofluorescent Studies of Plasmodium berghei: A "Natural" Antibody in White MicePages: 187–190More LessSummary
Pooled or individual sera from a proportion of normal mice from a standard laboratory colony were shown to contain an antibody which reacted specifically with Plasmodium berghei antigen, as demonstrated by the indirect and direct fluorescent antibody methods. This antibody could be demonstrated in vitro when reacted with P. berghei antigen, then treated with FITC conjugated antiserum, or as in vivo bound antibody on antigen derived from P. berghei-infected mice. The source of antigen giving rise to this "natural" antibody has not been identified.
Alterations in Serum Proteins and 19S Antibody Production during the Course of Induced Malarial Infections in ManPages: 191–197More LessSummary
Increases in β 2M macroglobulins have been detected by means of immunoelectrophoresis during the course of induced malarial infections in man. The increase in this serum globulin coincides closely with the appearance of antibodies to malaria as detected by fluorescent antibody studies. Evidence is presented that 19S β 2M macroglobulin antibodies as well as 7S gamma globulin antibodies are formed during the course of primary malarial infections in human volunteers.
Studies on a Dihydrotriazine and a Sulfone, Alone and in Combination, against Plasmodium berghei in MicePages: 198–206More LessSummary
A dihydrotriazine [4,6-diamino-1-(p-chlorophenyl)-1,2-dihydro-2,2-dimethyl-s-triazine hydrochloride] and DDS (diaminodiphenylsulfone) were studied parenterally in mice against Plasmodium berghei infections, induced with parasitized blood.
The dihydrotriazine and DDS were, respectively, approximately 30 and 90 times as potent as quinine hydrochloride.
By use of respective lines that had been made resistant to either drug alone, a retention of activity by the heterologous drug was determined, with only a low order of cross resistance.
The joint actions by the drugs were confirmed in mixtures over a wide range of ratios. A 1:1 mixture was highly effective against the parent line and against dihydrotriazine- and DDS-resistant lines.
The emergence of resistance to a 1:1 mixture developed at a significantly lower rate than to either drug alone.
The rationale of a mixture of the dihydrotriazine and DDS in repository form as an antimalarial is presented.
A Study of the Occurrence of Multi-Nucleate Trophozoites of Three Strains of Entamoeba histolytica in the Shaffer-Frye and CLG Media *Pages: 207–210More LessSummary
The occurrence of trophozoites in cultures of three strains of Entamoeba histolytica with two or more nuclei has been investigated. It was found that in either the Shaffer-Frye or CLG medium, strain K-9 had 10 to 13 percent of 2-nucleate trophozoites beginning somewhere between 8 and 16 hours and continuing through 120 hours of incubation. With strain 103, the percentage varied from 2 to 6 percent and with strain 200 it was 3 to 25 percent. No bi-nucleate amebae were present in any cultures at 4 or 8 hours of incubation. A few multinucleate trophozoites (3 to 5 nuclei) were seen in cultures of strains K-9 and 200. These apparently occurred without relation to the growth cycle of the culture. With strain 103 only one multinucleate trophozoite was seen in several experiments. It is suggested that these observations indicate that nuclear division and cell division may be two separate phenomena that do not necessarily run parallel.
A Comparative Study of Schistosoma mansoni Infections in Mice, Gerbils, Multimammate Rats and HamstersPages: 211–226More LessSummary
Mice, multimammate rats, hamsters and gerbils, all highly susceptible to Schistosoma mansoni infection, showed considerable differences in anatomic and physiologic responses to acute and chronic infection.
Functional portal obstruction was greater in mice than in other species, as evidenced by greater portal hypertension relative to hepatic egg burden. Significant portasystemic collateral veins were seen only in mice.
Hepatic granulomas were considerably larger in mice than in other species.
In very early (40-day) massive or very late (84-week) light infections in mice, portal hypertension was slight, granulomas were small and portasystemic collaterals were rare. The intensity of infection in these acute and chronic experiments was such that liver egg burdens in both these groups were similar to those of mice with marked portal hypertension and collateral circulation 9 to 12 weeks after infection.
The data suggest that the greater portal hypertension in mice is related to the larger size of granulomas in this species. Histologic findings did not reveal other factors of probable importance in the genesis of portal hypertension, though pylephlebitis and segmental portal fibrosis were present.
Total hepatic blood flow, measured in lightly infected mice between 12 and 60 weeks after exposure, remained normal.
The size of granulomas around recently deposited eggs in the mouse liver decreased slightly with increasing duration of infection.
A Comparative Study of Schistosoma mansoni Infections in Mice, Gerbils, Multimammate Rats and HamstersPages: 227–238More LessSummary
Qualitative differences in host response to Schistosoma mansoni infection were observed in mice, multimammate rats, hamsters and gerbils.
Central necrosis within granulomas and hepatic parenchymal necrosis were most frequent in mice. The Hoeppli phenomenon was frequently observed about eggs in the multimammate rat but was not seen in other species. Granulomas in the hamster liver were characteristically histiocytic while those in the gerbil liver often contained numerous mast cells.
Extreme dilatation of peripheral hepatic lymphatics was frequent in multimammate rats but uncommon in other species.
Amyloidosis was a frequent complication of prolonged infection in hamsters. Peripheral edema, ascites and pleural effusions in this species were secondary to renal amyloidosis.
Marked hyperplasia of bile ducts was observed only in mice. Fibrosis about these ducts was present in many mice with prolonged infections.
Portal fibrosis and pylephlebitis were more marked in mice than in other species and were most marked in C3H mice. The resemblance of portal fibrosis to the pipestem fibrosis of human hepatic schistosomiasis was slight.
Direct or indirect evidence of worm death was seen occasionally in mice with prolonged infections but was not noted in other species.
Repeated Infection and Treatment of Mice with Schistosoma mansoni: Functional, Anatomic and Immunologic ObservationsPages: 239–253More LessSummary
Mice were subjected to three courses of Schistosoma mansoni infection and subsequent stibophen treatment. Mice treated before or immediately after the onset of egg deposition showed little increase in portal pressure, liver size or spleen size. When treatment was withheld until four weeks after oviposition had begun, portal hypertension and hepatosplenomegaly appeared and were rapidly reversed following treatment.
No immunity was detected after challenge of previously infected and treated mice. Worm burdens and hepatic egg counts were similar to those in mice infected for the first time. Hepatic response to dead worms and to eggs was similar in simultaneously exposed animals experiencing their first and third infections.
Hepatic scars related to eggs and dead worms persisted in decreasing numbers until termination of the experiment more than a year after the last treatment. Dead worm lesions in the mice were focal, peripheral and predominantly intravascular. They did not appear to be histologically similar to the portal pipestem fibrosis seen in livers of humans with severe hepatosplenic schistosomiasis.
Comparative Migration of Microfilariae and Development of Brugia pahangi in Various Mosquitoes *Pages: 254–259More LessSummary
Comparative observations on the fate of ingested microfilariae of Brugia pahangi in 5 species (8 strains) of mosquitoes demonstrate that consistent failure of microfilariae to migrate in a species of mosquito to the thoracic muscles 1 hour or 1 day after being ingested indicates inefficient vector-ability. However, a high rate of migration of microfilariae does not necessarily indicate a high degree of vector efficiency, since this is not always correlated with successful later development of the filariae.
A high degree of successful migration occurred in Anopheles quadrimaculatus (2 laboratory strains) and in Aedes sollicitans (wild), while development to the infective larval stage occurred in 65 percent of the former but in none of the latter. About 50 percent of the ingested microfilariae reached the thorax in Ae. aegypti (2 strains) and in Ae. albopictus, but only about 2 percent in Culex quinquefasciatus (2 strains). Yet infective larvae developed in 4 percent of the latter species. They developed in 3 percent of Ae. aegypti queenslandensis, but not in a New Orleans strain of Ae. aegypti or in Ae. albopictus.
Exsheathment of the Microfilariae of Brugia pahangi in Susceptible and Refractory Mosquitoes *Pages: 260–262More LessSummary
Failure of a large percentage (97%) of microfilariae to exsheath was correlated with poor vector potential in Culex quinquefasciatus, while consistent exsheathment (98%) was observed in Anopheles quadrimaculatus, an efficient host. In Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus an intermediate frequency of exsheathment (45–68%) was positively correlated with the proportions of microfilariae reaching the thorax but not with their subsequent development to the infective larval stage.
Immunologic Studies in Onchocerciasis and Bancroftian FilariasisPages: 263–268More LessSummary
Intracutaneous tests were performed with saline, lipid-free and Melcher extracts of Onchocerca and Dirofilaria on persons living in areas endemic for onchocerciasis in Guatemala and bancroftian filariasis in American Samoa. When measured by their N concentration, coupled with standardized methods of extraction, administration and measurement of reactivity, a logarithmic relationship appeared to exist between the wheal area and nitrogen content of injected antigen. Antigens prepared by saline extraction were generally more reactive than were antigens prepared by the other methods.
Concentrations of antigens from 3 to 4 µg N/ml elicited high percentages of positive reactions in persons from endemic areas, while normal controls and persons with intestinal nematodes from non-endemic areas gave negative reactions. Antigens with a strength of 0.8 µg N/ml yielded a lower reactivity, and may be nearer an antigen concentration that will distinguish between currently infected and non-infected persons than the higher concentrations.
Dirofilarial extracts appeared to elicit group reactions in the two populations while onchocercal extracts elicited more specific reactions in persons infected with Onchocerca. The frequency of reactions by age-groups in both populations increased with age and with the nitrogen concentration of the antigen employed. No variations by sex were observed.
Intestinal Helminths in Eastern Kentucky: A Survey in Three Rural CountiesPages: 269–275More LessSummary
A survey for intestinal helminths among school children in three Eastern Kentucky counties has revealed prevalence rates of Ascaris to range from 22% to 60%, depending on the population sampled. Trichuris rates similarly range from 6% to 67%. Hookworm and Strongyloides infections are rare but continue to exist.
No significant interference with growth or hematocrit levels is demonstrable in those children infected with parasites although there is a suggestion of such a relationship.
Eosinophilia as a reflection of parasitism has again been confirmed.
The historical trends in the parasite problem in Eastern Kentucky suggest that, although the wearing of shoes may have contributed to the diminution of hookworm as a public health problem, no major impact on Ascaris and Trichuris has yet been made, presumably largely because of the failure to successfully alter environmental sanitation.
Parasitologic Surveys in Cali, Departamento Del Valle, ColombiaPages: 276–289More LessSummary
Study of the intestinal parasites of residents of Ward Siloé, Cali, Colombia, constituted an integral part of the preventive health services in the Family Care Program, Department of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, University of Valle. Altogether 233 families were included in the parasitologic survey. Eighty-eight percent (1227 persons) of families 1–106 provided an average of three stools per person, while 1052 persons of families 107–233 contributed about 2 stools per person during a somewhat shorter time.
Stool specimens were examined six days a week by standard direct and zinc sulfate concentration technics for all parasite objects. Record cards were kept of the stage and number of each species diagnosed, and were filed by patient's name, age, sex, family number and relationship of patient to the head of the family. Special study was made of the six common potentially pathogenic parasites (Entamoeba histolytica, Giardia lamblia, Ascaris lumbricoides, Trichuris trichiura, Necator americanus and Strongyloides stercoralis). Rates of infection were calculated for each of these parasites by Areas (I–IV), by age groups, on the basis of persons found infected and of positive stools, and by consecutive trimesters over a four-year period. Less frequent pathogens diagnosed included: Balantidium coli, Isospora belli and I. hominis, Taenia saginata, Hymenolepis nana and H. diminuta.
Examination of the feces of dogs, mice, rats and cockroaches showed that, although there were indications that parasite objects of human origin had often been ingested by these animals, there was no suggestive evidence that they had contributed to the prevalence of human intestinal parasitoses.
Exposure within the home environments in Siloé favors repeated infection, beginning during the first months of life and continuing until old age. Lack of a clean domestic water supply, filthy latrines and no facilities for garbage disposal provide unusually favorable opportunity for continued reëxposure to infection in Ward Siloé, Cali.
Specific Fluorescein-Labeled Antiglobulins for the Yeast form of Paracoccidioides brasiliensisPages: 290–294More LessSummary
Two lots of rabbit Paracoccidioides brasiliensis antiglobulins, produced against the yeast form of this fungus, were conjugated with fluorescein isothiocyanate. Both reagents brightly stained elements of the yeast and mycelial forms of 15 isolates of P. brasiliensis. In addition they cross reacted with the tissue form of Histoplasma capsulatum, Blastomyces dermatitidis, Sporotrichum schenckii and other heterologous fungi. Adsorption of one lot of labeled antibodies two times with yeast cells of S. schenckii and once with cells of the mycelial form of Coccidioides immitis rendered this conjugate specific for the yeast form of P. brasiliensis. Adsorption of the second conjugate once with mycelial growth of C. immitis followed by a single adsorption with yeast cells of H. capsulatum and one adsorption with cells of Rhodotorula sp. rendered it specific for the yeast form of P. brasiliensis..
The specific reagents stained P. brasiliensis cells in smears of clinical materials from four spontaneous human cases of South American blastomycosis.
The specific reagents did not react with elements of the mycelial form of P. brasiliensis.
An Outbreak of Rabies in Man in British GuianaPages: 295–296More LessSummary
The second outbreak of rabies in man occurred in British Guiana in 1960–1961 on the Aruka River, a tributary of the Barima River. Eight persons were involved and all died. The duration of the disease was from 4 to 14 days. Roosts of vampire bats were not found in the district.
St. Louis Encephalitis Virus in Jamaican BirdsPages: 297–303More LessSummary
Seventeen percent of 238 wild birds and 36 percent of 162 domestic birds at Caymanas, Jamaica, were found to be positive for St. Louis encephalitis virus infection by hemagglutination-inhibition and neutralization tests in 1962. Conversions detected in local and sentinel chickens suggest that between March and August there probably was an increase in the transmission rate of SLE virus. This increased rate coincided with the breeding period of birds in the area. An isolation of St. Louis encephalitis virus, confirmed by the Trinidad Regional Virus Laboratories, was made from a mockingbird nestling in August. The isolate seems to be closely related to Tr 9464 and Ja 7532 viruses, which are both closely related to the Parton strain of SLE virus.
Arthropod-Borne Encephalitis Viruses in Northeastern South AmericaPages: 304–308More LessSummary
A total of 287 sera collected from children under 15 years (104) and adults residing in eight communities in Monagas State, Venezuela, was examined for presence of antibodies to arthropodborne viruses by hemagglutination-inhibition and neutralization tests.
No immunity to eastern and western equine encephalitis viruses was encountered, but, with the exception of Maturín, each community had some adults who were immune to Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus. Only three sera from adults were found to neutralize Mayaro. No evidence of recent activity of yellow fever and dengue type 2 viruses was discovered. Eight sera neutralized Ilhéus but no other group B agent used, and two sera neutralized St. Louis encephalitis virus only. Neutralization test results with a Caraparu-like agent, TRVL 34053-1, indicate that infections with this or a closely related agent have occurred occasionally. In each community there were some sera that neutralized Cache Valley virus. Limited tests with a Manzanilla antigen gave negative results.
Ectoparasites of Rats from Detroit, Michigan *Pages: 309–313More LessSummary
A survey of rat ectoparasites collected over a two-year period in the central city area of Detroit, Michigan, is reported. Results indicate that only live captured rats, not treated with cyanogas, give reliable indices of ectoparasite infestations. A wet combing method involving immersion in 70% isopropyl alcohol and passage through filter paper for recovery and subsequent temporary storage of the ectoparasites is described. This recovery method proved superior when compared to other (both dry and wet) methods. It proved especially efficient in recovery of minute ectoparasites such as the mite Radfordia ensifera, usually missed by conventional methods. The authors believe this method has potential for field use. The flea population of Detroit rats, when compared to surveys from comparable areas, shows a somewhat higher flea index. Xenopsylla cheopis and Nosopsyllus fasciatus are the prevalent fleas on Detroit rats; 66.2% of total fleas recovered were X. cheopis. However, 39 of the live trapped rats harbored X. cheopis and 45 harbored N. fasciatus. Eleven rats had double infections with X. cheopis and N. fasciatus. The present survey differs significantly from other surveys in the total percent infection (25.83%) with R. ensifera. Other surveys give fractional percent infection or no infection with this mite. This difference is due to the superior recovery methods described and used in the Detroit survey.
Transactions of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and HygienePages: 314–331More Less
Officers. President Thomas H. Weller; President-Elect E. Harold Hinman; Vice-President John E. Larsh, Jr.; Secretary-Treasurer Geoffrey M. Jeffery; Editor Paul C. Beaver
Councilors. L. E. Rozeboom; C. M. Johnson; W. G. Downs; W. McD. Hammon; C. B. Philip; L. A. Stauber; J. Oliver-González; J. C. Swartzwelder
Minutes of the Annual Council Meeting. The annual business meeting of the Council was held at 7:30 p.m., November 3, with President Weller presiding. All officers and councilors were present with the exception of Drs. Johnson and Hammon. Also in attendance were Drs. William B. DeWitt, Paul Thompson, Harry Most, Edward Salisbury and George Saunders.
The minutes of the 1963 annual council meeting were approved as published in the Transactions in the March, 1964, issue of the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene with one addition. Action of Council in appointing the Secretary-Treasurer for an additional term of office, beginning June 1, 1964, had been omitted and was added to the minutes.
Books ReceivedPages: 332–332More Less
Infectious Diseases of Children, by Saul Krugman, M.D., Professor and Chairman, Department of Pediatrics, New York University School of Medicine, New York, N. Y.; Director of Pediatrics, Bellevue Hospital Center, New York, N. Y.; Director of Pediatrics, University Hospital, New York, N. Y., and Robert Ward, M.D., Professor and Chairman, Department of Pediatrics, University of Southern California School of Medicine, Los Angeles, Calif.; Physician — in — Chief, Children's Hospital, Los Angeles, Calif. 423 pages, illustrated, 8 color plates, third edition. The C. V. Mosby Co., St. Louis, Mo. 1964. $15.75.
Goldberger on Pellagra, edited by Milton Terris, Professor of Preventive Medicine, New York Medical College. xii + 395 pages. Louisiana State University Press, Baton Rouge, La. 1964. $12.50.
Parasitology (Protozoology and Helminthology) in Relation to Clinical Medicine, by K. D. Chatterjee, M.D. (Calcutta), Professor of Medicine, R. G. Kar Medical College and Physician, R. G. Kar Medical College Hospitals, Belgachia, Calcutta.
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The implementation of Airpave at Vienna Airport included conduction of training courses and set-up of basic data and information. Additional developments were implemented to incorporate management of emergency repair works. PDA's (Personal Digital Assistants) are used with an integrated GPS system making the inspection of pavements fast and reliable.
Airpave enables the airport authorities to structure everyday administration and documentation, including optimized alternatives for maintenance and rehabilitation, facilitating rational discussions and decisions at the Technical Director and Board level.

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text: Laboratoire d'Optique Appliquée (LOA) in Palaiseau, France, has signed a €152,000 (about $173,000) contract to design, assemble and test an attosecond light source for a future research center in Hungary. The agreement is part of the Extreme Light Infrastructure Attosecond Light Pulse Source (ELI-ALPS) project, which will be open to the international research community. The Szeged facility is expected to lead to results not only in the field of ultrafast physical processes but also in biological, medical and materials sciences. Under the contract, LOA will develop a secondary light source for surface high-order harmonic generation to be installed by 2018. From left, Dr. Stefan Haessler of Laboratoire d'Optique Appliquée, and Dr. Viktória Tölgyesi and Dr. Károly Osvay, both of the Extreme Light Infrastructure Attosecond Light Pulse Source project. Courtesy of ELI-ALPS. "The beamline … relies on attosecond pulse generation from dense plasmas created by the intense laser pulse on solid surfaces," said Dr. Katalin Varjú, head of the center's Secondary Sources Infrastructure Division. "This beamline should provide users of the ELI-ALPS facility with intense, single-attosecond pulses and different auxiliary pulses to perform pump-probe experiments with attosecond time synchronization." LOA develops plasma-mirror-based attosecond pulse sources with kilohertz repetition rates for the study of laser-plasma interaction and generating attosecond pulses.


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Great bass recorder Canta knick
Mollenhauer & Friedrich von Huene
Elegant, stable sound: a strong low register with light, clearly focused high notes.
Its quick and accurate response makes the Canta great bass a reliable playing partner.
The small amount of air it requires allows free and unrestrained playing – a great bass that plays like a tenor!
Wood type: Pearwood dark stained
Fingering: Baroque with mit Klappenmechanik aus Messing
Fingering chart: download
Range: C – dis2
Pitch: a1 = 442 Hz
- Instrument
- Case
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- With adjustable support spike
- Thumb rest
- Microfibre mop, highly absorbent
- Joint grease
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The recorder case with many extras
… saves an incredible amount of space with the two-part middle joint
… place for music
… integrated recorder stand
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"The Canta Great Bass has a well-balanced sound palette and an especially rounded low register. Its impressive key mechanisms make playing it uncomplicated … a very sleek instrument."
Katharina Hess (member of ensemble Flautando Köln)


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MPEA just launched a button campaign on 7 campuses that coincides with the start of contract negotiations with the Montana University System. If you're walking around any of Montana's universities, keep an eye out for these buttons.
Members will be wearing these buttons everyday until negotiations end.
Show your support by making this button your Facebook profile picture (and, at the very least, go and Like the MPEA Facebook page).


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Few moments in life are more exciting than when the first baskets of fresh strawberries start showing up at the farmer's market. They always look so darn delicious, I tend to buy more than I can really eat before they start to turn. Well, waste not, want not! The easiest solution to extra strawberries is a simple pot of strawberry jam. Seriously, it could not be easier. Unless you really bought an insane amount, you don't even have to worry about canning. Just make one or two jars, and drop one off at the neighbors. No better way to get on their good side then with a sweet jar of homemade jam, am I right?
This new video segment offers you four [YES, 4!] fabulously easy and delicious recipes for marinating anything from shrimp to chicken, steak or pork, with ingredients like fresh herbs, spicy peppers, honey, lime juice, and even coconut milk and red curry! Marinades are a great way to impart flavor without doing loads of work or spending tons of time in the kitchen, especially when it's summer and all you want to do is get outside. Check it out, then read below for all the recipes.
Hi! I'm Emily, and this is the official blog of Guest Chef, my personal chef and catering business serving Metro Detroit. As much as I love to cook for people, I also love inspiring others to cook great food for themselves and their friends and family. Which is why I share recipes, tips and inspiration here. Follow along and let's cook something great together!
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Returning this year is Scots Weekly, a weekly publication that highlights the past week's Covenant athletic events with news, notes and more.
Baseball (3-0)
W, 7-2 vs. Emory & Henry
W, 8-7 vs. Emory & Henry
W, 6-1 vs. Emory & Henry
Men's Basketball (2-0)
W, 81-80 at Huntingdon
W, 67-63 vs. Averett
Women's Basketball (2-1)
W, 82-78 vs. Salem
L, 59-81 at Piedmont
W, 86-83 at Salem
Softball (2-0)
PPD at Sewanee
W, 7-0 at Wesleyan
W, 8-0 at Wesleyan
Men's Tennis (0-1)
L, 1-8 at Birmingham Southern
Women's Tennis (0-1)
L, 1-8 at Birmingham Southern
Track & Field
Men 9th; Women 7th at Tiger Indoor Invitational
Cross Country Programs Named USTFCCCA Team Academic
NEW ORLEANS -- Both the Covenant men's and women's cross country programs were honored recently by the USTFCCCA (U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association) for their academic exploits... FULL STORY
The women's basketball team will make its first appearance in the USA South Tournament this weekend. The Scots are the No. 5 seed from the West and will face No. 4 seed LaGrange on Friday at 7 p.m. on the campus of Maryville College. The winner will face No. 1 seed Maryville on Saturday at 5 p.m. in the quarterfinals.
HIGHLIGHT: Devin Cerrato crushes his first career homer in @scotsbaseball's 7-2 win today. #WeAreTheScots pic.twitter.com/N6IECPqNmK
— Covenant Athletics (@CovenantScots) February 10, 2017
Highlights from the women's basketball team's 82-78 win over Salem on Tuesday, Feb. 7.
- The softball team is off to a 4-0 start for the second straight year and the third time in the program's history. The Lady Scots have scored 48 runs and are hitting .411 as a team, while sporting a team earned run average of just 1.40.
- Men's basketball senior Z Arima tied his career-high with 26 points in the Scots' 81-80 win at Huntingdon last Wednesday. Arima also scored 26 points earlier this season in a loss at No. 4 Whitman.
- The track and field teams got their official start on Saturday at the Tiger Indoor Invitational. Both teams fared well as the men finished ninth and the women seventh. The meet was the lone indoor one for the winter as the Scots prepare for the outdoor season which begins in March.
- Both cross country teams earned USTFCCCA Team All-Academic awards, announced the organization last week. The women's team GPA of 3.69 ranked 11th among all Division III women's programs. Both teams have earned academic honors in four straight years.
For a complete list of events and links to live stats and video, if available, click here for the composite calendar
- Baseball: The Scots travel to Oglethorpe on Wednesday for a single game at 5 p.m. Covenant then hosts Berea for a three-game series on Friday (2 p.m.) and a Saturday doubleheader (11:30 a.m.)
- Men's Basketball: The Scots travel to face Maryville on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Covenant will then have Senior Day on Saturday against Piedmont (2 p.m.).
- Women's Basketball: The Scots open the USA South Tournament on Friday against No. 4-seeded LaGrange at 7 p.m. in Maryville, Tenn.
- Golf: Covenant begins the spring schedule on Monday and Tuesday at the Coastal Georgia Winter Invitational in St. Simons Island, Ga.
- Softball: The Lady Scots host nationally-ranked Birmingham Southern on Tuesday for a doubleheader beginning at 1 p.m. Covenant then hosts Mount St. Joseph on Saturday starting at 12 p.m.
- Men's Tennis: The Scots host Gadsden State on Friday at 6 p.m. at The McCallie School. Covenant then plays Chattanooga on Saturday at 6 p.m. at the Racquet Club in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Each week, Covenant will honor a female and male student-athlete with the Thrive Covenant Athlete of the Week. This week's honorees are Aleigha Williams and Z Arima. Click on the names below for full highlights of the recipients' week.
|Aleigha Williams - Sr. - Basketball
|Z Arima - Sr. - Basketball
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The hilarious Jesse Tyler Ferguson, who plays the role of Mitchell on ABC's Modern Family, was caught trying to zap aliens at the popular Toy Story Mania ride at Disney's Hollywood Studios today.
The star and his boyfriend, Justin Mikita, are vacationing at Walt Disney World this week before jetting off to New York City.
The duo have also been tweeting candid shots of their WDW trip including one from the Rock'n'Roller Coaster, also at Disney's Hollywood Studios, and one from Dinosaur! at Animal Kingdom.
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Cap de Formentor
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Cap de Formentor (Catalan pronunciation: [ˈkab də fuɾmənˈto]) forms the eastern end of Majorca's Formentor peninsula. The Majorcans also call the cape the Meeting point of the winds.
Cap de Formentor is located on the northernmost point of the Balearic Island Majorca in Spain. Its highest point, Fumart, is 384m above sea level. It has many associated bays, including Cala Fiquera, Cala Murta and Cala Pi de la Posada.
In 1863 the Formentor Lighthouse was opened, the remote and rugged location on the Cap de Formentor making construction difficult. The only access being from the sea or via a long mule track.[1]
When the poet Miquel i Llobera (1854-1922), who owned the Cap de Formentor peninsula, died, it was divided into lots and sold. In 1928 Adan Diehl, an Argentinian native and art lover, decided to build the Hotel Formentor.
The 13.5 km road which runs from Port de Pollença to Cap de Formentor was built by the Italian engineer Antonio Parietti in 1925.[2] He also constructed the snake road to Sa Calobra. Like usual for mountain roads, when the slope was too steep, the road has to go oblique, and switch direction when needed.
The headland has a number of lookout and viewing points, including Mirador del Mal Pas, also named Mirador d'es Colomer after the small island Colomer. The panorama from Majorca's Finisterre illuminates Menorca in the east, Cala Fiquera in the west, and Alcudia with its sandy beach in the south. However, the view of the cliffs below is not for sufferers of vertigo as sea roars 300m below and the winds on the headland can be vicious.[citation needed]
A German radio operator and pilot built a private weather station here in 1996, which transmits encoded radio transmissions to the base station 56 km away (via a beam radio). Data is then sent all over the world wirelessly. The analyses are used by hotels, organizers, sailing clubs, flying clubs, and others.[citation needed] The official weather department is located in Porto Pi, on the Palma de Mallorca harbour. It is responsible for international ships, air travel and other sites.
In the southeastern part by Racó de Xot there is a cave with an opening into the sea. It has two entrances located about 8m over the surface of the water. The cave has a length of 90 m and a height of 8 m and is one of the most important sources of information for the prehistoric talaiot culture.
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"Convertify communicate clearly and are easy to work with. Our new site is clean, clear & modern — we've had good feedback from our clientèle."
Alex Dakin
Director, Fontic
About the Project
Fontic came to us with mockups created by one of our favorite design agencies — Can I Play. An award-winning creative studio founded in 2005 and based in Melbourne, Australia. CIP have a passion for creating meaning design solutions, whether it be working closely with a client or creating something out of pure enjoyment.
The project kicked off right away, as strategy, design and the UI (User Interface) were already taken care of. however, this is not to say that we didn't have some suggestions of our own, we certainly did and this collaborative effort is our favorite aspect of working in conjunction with fellow creators… Collaboration divides tasks and multiples success, a win-win for everyone involved.
Services Rendered
- Collaboration
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- Web Development
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Why it's Working
Project Key Feature
We love collaborating with other creatives and are extremely flexible, undertaking in-house, white-label and out-source work for others.
Responsive Design
Every site we develop is mobile-friendly at no extra cost. Because if your site isn't responsive, you're creating an unpleasant experience for more than half your users.
The responsive design we completed for this project was special because CIP provided us with a completed mock-up of the desktop homepage and left us to adapt this to mobile, the outcome was a sight that adapts seamlessly between desktop, tablet and mobile.
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Like the symbolism of Christingle ceremonies church schools will take part in, the schools themselves should be open to all says the religion and society think-tank Ekklesia, commenting on reports of likely record attendances.
Ekklesia co-director Jonathan Bartley said: "The Church can not have it both ways. On the one hand it champions its work for vulnerable children. On the other, the policies it operates with regard to the admissions to its own schools clearly have a detrimental impact on children's welfare.
"The boost that the church may get to its attendance figures this Christmas comes at a huge cost. The Church finds itself in a bizarre situation where it is preaching a Christmas message of care for children, whilst simultaneously benefitting from policies which exclude them from its own schools.
"The Church of England, while it is raising money for the Children's Society, should also act on the Society's findings with regard to church schools."
Full story here: http://ekklesia.co.uk/node/8153 [1]
Ekklesia is part of the Accord coalition to reform faith schools.
Links:[1] http://ekklesia.co.uk/node/8153
[2] http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/about/donate


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I mentioned in Paladone Disney Quiz Night that I will make a couple of giveaways with the amazing prizes I won. The first giveaway has a Marvel theme. I hope you'll like the items as much as I do. All items are available on paladoneshop.
These are the four prizes in my giveaway: Marvel Comics Luminart, Marvel Avengers 3D Lenticular Coasters, Marvel Comics Spiderman Egg Cup and Marvel Comics Spiderman Glass. To enter, use the rafflecopter below. Good luck!
Marvel Comics Luminart (worth £24.99). The Luminarts are very nice. I got two designs in the quiz and I've decided to put a Disney one on the wall in the kitchen, I like the retro feel of it (there is a picture in the post about the quiz). It can stand on its own too, so I think it's versatile. It can be charged with batteries or with the USB. I didn't use the light feature so far, can't comment on that. The Marvel Avengers 3D Lenticular Coasters (worth £8.99) are so cute. I have a Star Wars set of coasters that I'm going to use. The 3D effect is really nice.
The Spiderman set of Marvel Comics Spiderman Egg Cup (worth £8.99) and Marvel Comics Spiderman Glass (worth £6.99) is hilarious. I think it will be very appreciated by a kid.
To win these products enter the giveaway. By entering the competition you agree to the terms and conditions listed below. Good luck!
This giveaway is opened to UK residents only and closes on 31/08/2017.
The prize consists of a set of Marvel items: Spiderman Egg Cup, Spiderman Glass, Luminart and 3D Lenticular Coasters. The prize's worth is £49.96.
There is no purchase necessary. No cash alternative is available.
Comments should have at least 8 words, shorter comments will be deleted.
The winner will be contacted on the email address provided, so please make sure I have your email address. If the winner will not respond in 28 days, a new winner will be picked up.
I will dispatch the items. I cannot be held responsible for items lost in the post. The shipment of the prizes will be tracked.
All entries will be checked.
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8 pc Pastel Mint favor box (20 PK)
8 piece assortment of our delicious, melt in your mouth Pastel Mint. Green, pink, yellow and blue make up this pastel assortment. These gift boxes come in a pack of 20, great for baby showers, bridal or little office treats. Great for any function. This box comes with assorted pastels "no substitutions"
Please put box color choice in the comments, if box color isn't in the comments section we will go with a white box with a Spokandy sticker. Choices are gold, white or silver. Hand sealed.
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Archive for February, 2011
Jobsearch 2.0 or how a targeted Adwords campaign led to success0
Last summer Alec Brownstein was a Copywriter with Publicis in New York, who was looking for a new job. During his search of job openings he googled the names of the creative director's he admires most. He was surprised to find no sponsored links on the results page.
Working with the assumption that everyone at one point or another googles oneself, he purchased an Adwords Sponsored Links campaign centered on the names of said creative directors with the following message: "Hey, [creative director's name]: Goooogling yourself is a lot of fun. Hiring me is fun, too. www.alecbrownstein.com."
Within 6 months all but one had called him for an interview and to ended up offering him a job. Since the end of last year, Alec is now a Senior Copywriter at Young & Rubicam.
And the campaign cost him a whopping $6!
Two examples of successful, interactive Facebook campaigns0
The first example is a Facebook campaign Ikea did in 2009 to accompany the inauguration of their new store in Malmö. The main goals were to generate interaction with their target clientele as well as a viral effect.
The campaign consisted of the Store Manager creating a profile and uploading 12 showroom pictures. The first Facebook user to tag an object on one of these pics would subsequently win it. The trick was that in order to be able to tag a user first had to "like" the page, which, as did the act of tagging itself, invariably appeared in the user's newsfeed/wall, thus informing all of his/her friends of the campaign. The media echo not only on Facebook and the web, but also in media world-wide was tremendous. (more…)
Foursquare now in 5 additional languages0
Sine this Monday Foursquare is now available in German, French, Italian, Spanish and Japanese. This app, which works best on a smartphone, already has more than 6,5 million users world-wide and can look back on 381 million check-ins in 2010 (a plus of 3400% compared to the previous year!).
Foursquare offers its users discounts and specials in participating stores and companies. Through your smartphone's GPS you will receive via a live update the specials, which can be found near your present location. Once inside the store you show your phone (check-in) to receive the discount. Many partners offer additional discounts for repeat visits. At the same time, you can also offer tips yourself of places/stores to visit and, of course, integrate the information with your Facebook and Twitter accounts to also let your friends know of the specials and where you are at the moment.
In my opinion a great opportunity especially for small stores and companyies.
F-commerce or how to use Facebook effectively as a marketplace0
Facebook has over 500 million active users. 50% of which log in at least 1x a day. These users have over 900 million objects (such as pages, groups, events etc.) at their disposal and on average each user is connected to 80 objects. These are some figures one first has to let sink in.
An interesting study incl. Best Practics Guide by Econsultancy demonstrates how much the use of this impressive potential is still in its infancy. (more…)
What is your favorite Superbowl 2011 ad?0
I just had a look at the Superbowl 2011 ads and I must say that I found 99,9% pretty boring and lacking creativity. Not counting the ones with the usual predictable bad sitcom humor. I'm also a little perplexed at the huge response the Volkswagen Passat "Little Darth Vader" spot is getting. I guess that kids and Star Wars (and I'm a big Star Wars fan) always sells, but quite honestly I was expecting something more exciting/surprising after all the buzz that's been around the internet.
The only spot that provoked an emotional response in me – it had me laughing out loud – was the Bridgestone "Reply All" ad. (more…)


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The Byhalia High School baseball team is looking for a classic game for February 24th or 25th. Home or away. For more information, please contact Coach Gore at 662-542-1224.
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An audio match made in heaven that outperforms anything near its price point and even systems that are far more expensive.
Amplifier Technologies, Inc. AT524NC Amplifier (TheaterByte Gear Review)
ATI offers a Class D amplifier that provides gobs of power and true high-end performance at a down-to-earth price.
Rotel RA-1592 Stereo Integrated Amplifier (TheaterByte Gear Review)
Rotel's new RA-1592 stereo integrated amp joins the RA-1570 in their lineup and more than lives up to expectations set by the higher price tag and the Rotel brand.
Rotel RMB-1585 Multichannel Amplifier Review
If I were starting my multichannel system all over again, the Rotel RMB-1585 would be a serious contender.
Rotel RSP-1570/RMB-1575 Surround Sound Processor/5 Channel Amplifier Review
The Rotel RSP-1570/RMB-1575 Surround Sound Processor/Five Channel Amplifier are a match made in heaven that offer flexible setup, superb performance with movie soundtracks, and enriching music playback that rivals more expensive preamps. The RSP-1570 lacks automatic setup/room correction, Dolby Volume and network connectivity which are features found in similar products at its price point. However the good outweighs the bad and enthusiasts who are searching for high quality sound, user friendly setup, and sturdy construction wrapped in an understated but elegant package that exudes class should head to the nearest Rotel dealer for an audition.


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Name: French Santa
Title: Bonjour And Merry Christmas
Introduction: January 2013
Item Number: 4034366
Material: Stone Resin
Dimensions: 7.25in H x 3.25in W x 4in L
Weight: 1.13 lb
The Santas Around the World collection showcases Christmas traditions from all over the globe. This French Santa in his jaunty beret features icon images including the Eiffel Tower and the fleur de lis.
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Hong Kong based BOS core block producer
We are convinced that the EOS blockchain will thrive through its builders. HKEOS will reuse any BP rewards to fund DApps and facilitate mass adoption. More DApps also mean more airdrops, and therefore benefits, to token holders.
We aim to facilitate access to EOS-related information and offering technical advice to anyone that wants to contribute. HKEOS will support all possible initiatives through events, information broadcasting and support.
Block producers will be responsible for the security of the EOS blockchain. HKEOS will guarantee transparency throughout the process and strive to update the community consistently. An EOS block explorer and a dedicated wallet are some of our priorities.
Ghostbusters is a collaborative, community-driven launch and peering solution, which was started by HKEOS and EOSRio. It prioritizes resilient block producing infrastructure and security, and uses point to point Wireguard tunnels to create a private mesh network. A large proportion of the block producer candidates are using the Ghostbusters mesh for the EOS mainnet.


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ABS Hotel Front Office System is a comprehensive piece of desktop software for hotel front desk management.
It is easy to use and equipped with many powerful features to handle the various daily routine operations at any hotel.
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Robins Camp is situated in the north west corner of Hwange National Park, being more remote and less visited than other parts of the park The Robins area is made up of a mosaic of vleis (open grassland), rocky outcrops and woodland making it an exceptionally beautiful area to visit, however the black cotton soils of the vleis make access Robins difficult to access during the rainy season.
In 2016, Bhejane Trust extended it's operations to this area, by installing nine solar pumps, drilling a second borehole at Deteema Dam and has since refurbished the viewing hide at Big Toms. Bhejane Trust generally has the only operating vehicle in Robins so undertakes patrol deployments and reactions, fire fighting, water pump maintenance, roads realignment and maintenance,and various other requests in our assistance to Parks in this spectacular wildlife area.
Completed Projects
a) Game water points – Many of the water points within the Robins area had not been functioning for over 16 years due to lack of resources. In 2016 Bhejane Trust installed 9 pumps in the area, replacing the old diesel powered pump system with solar powered pumps, and revitalizing the game water supplies within the Robins area. These solar units have been strategically placed throughout the area to help with dispersal of elephants around the park and alleviate pressure by these animals at the more well established game water points.
b) Mapping – Although several maps have previously been created of Hwange National Park, many of these are not readily accessible and/or do not indicate the type or condition of the road, leading to tourists either getting lost or stuck in the park. In 2016, Bhejane Trust created a detailed tourist roads map of Robins Camp indicating road type and seasonal access (available here)
c) Deteema Dam – raised the spillway and in 2018 the dam overflowed – the highest level ever recorded
d) Roads – opened up old long abandoned roads and have put in new roads to increase the road network coverage
e) Cleaned up Harold Robins's grave, and the memorial plaques, and complete the renovation of the museum
Ongoing Exercises
a) Maintenance of borehole pumps – Although the newly acquired solar pumps do not require the constant diesel supplies and continual maintenance of the old system, they still require ongoing maintenance to ensure they are pumping at full capacity. Bhejane Trust will be devoting time to maintain the pumps as well as assess refurbishment requirements and to fix any damage caused by elephants.
b) Assisting Parks on deployments, law enforcement, staff rations, fire management and fire control.
Projects to be Undertaken in 2019
a) Prescribed burns – Bhejane Trust plans to work with the ZPWMA to provide a framework for a rotational burning management plan to ensure the vitality of the vleis in Robins Sector.
b) Assessment of game water supplies – We plan to undertake a full assessment of the Robins game water situation, to see which further old water points can be reviatalised, and to assess the requirement for potential new borehole/game water sites. This will serve to further spread the elephant population for the benefit of the environment. For 2018 we have two windmills to be installed at Dandari, plus two solar pumps (thanks to WEZ) to install at Njekwa and Mbhejane Pans, we plan to drill a new borehole at Mbhejane Pan, we are installing a small domestic solar pump to service Deteema picnic site.
c) Revamping viewing platforms – Bhejane Trust hopes to refurbish the viewing platforms at Little Toms, Deteema and Crocodile Pools, which have been neglected and fallen into disarray.
d) Road network – to open up a road to connect Tsamhole to Big Toms to create a circuit. To open up the back roads to Njekwa and Sonyathi Pans


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Congratulations, Final Fantasy—you made it! The big 2-6. You were born on December 18, 1987, and now you're here. Good work.
Last year I wrote about how you need to get your act together, Final Fantasy, and you seem to have listened. Final Fantasy XIV's remake was a resounding success, Lightning Returns is looking promising, and Final Fantasy XV, while probably still a long ways away, stole the show at E3.
So... good work! Keep it up! We'll pretend All The Bravest didn't happen.


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Kansas Speedway may be becoming Matt Kenseth's favorite track.
After winning last fall at Kansas Speedway, Kenseth became the surprise of qualifying at Kansas Speedway, capturing the pole for Sunday's STP 400 with a new track record of 191.864 mph. This is Kenseth's ninth NASCAR Spring Cup Series pole and his first pole of 2013. Today's qualifying effort earned him his second pole in 15 races at Kansas Speedway.
The previous track record of 191.360 mph was set Oct. 21, 2012 by Kasey Kahne and was broken by each of the top four qualifiers for Sunday's race.
Kenseth described today's qualifying effort as his "most exciting pole by far."
"I didn't think we had a chance of sitting on it (the pole), really, and it's probably the fastest track we go to all year," Kenseth said. "I just wasn't really expecting it. We thought about it a lot, we talked about a lot, and the guys made some great changes and picked up a tenth and a half."
Carl Edwards in the #99 Ford qualified second, giving him his fourth top 10 start in 12 races at Kansas Speedway.
"I had the pole there for a few minutes, about five minutes, felt really good," Edwards said. "But we got a late starting spot, so good lap. I hope our car's as fast in race trim."
Edwards, who is from Columbia, Missouri, said of qualifying on the front row, "We've talked about it a lot, but a win here would be huge. And this is a heck of a start."
Speaking of local drivers, Clint Bowyer qualified 10th and Jamie McMurray qualified 14th.
Rookie Ricky Stenhouse Jr. qualified third, giving him his first top-10 start at Kansas Speedway and making him the fastest qualifying rookie. Stenhouse Jr. said he has been fast since the car was unloaded.
"It was good," Stenhouse Jr. said of his lap. "We were hoping to back up what we ran in practice."
Kenseth, who won four poles in his first 11 seasons and five in his last two seasons, attributed his recent improvement at qualifying to "faster cars," among other things. Still Edwards said that he did not believe Kenseth would win the pole prior to qualifying.
"No, I didn't think Matt (Kenseth) would be a factor, but he somehow pulled it out at the end," Edwards said. "That was a really good job by him."
Stenhouse Jr. seemed less surprised at Kenseth's pole.
"They've been fast all year, so I don't think you can count him out really anywhere you go these days" Stenhouse Jr. said.
The STP 400 starts at Noon on Sunday and tickets are still available. The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series SFP 250 is at 1 p.m. on Saturday, but on-track action starts at 9 AM with NASCAR Sprint Cup Series practice. Tickets are available.
Parking is always free at Kansas Speedway and fans can bring in one 14x14x14-inch soft-sided cooler with their favorite food and beverages.
Fans can follow Kansas Speedway on Facebook at www.facebook.com/kansasspeedway or follow us on Twitter (@kansasspeedway).


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Grafton Merchanting trading as PDM are a dedicated civils & utilities merchant with technical & knowledgeable staff located at all of our dedicated 9 branches in Scotland. Our branches stock an extensive range of civil materials for collection or delivery.
Our fully trained and qualified drivers carry out a range of deliveries, from crane offloading to pallet deliveries and our fleet is large and diverse enough to cater for your needs. We have developed strong relationships with all the key manufacturers within the industry which include Emtelle , Polypipe and Naylor.
We have supplied an extensive range of utility and civil materials to various wind farms and hydro scheme projects over the past few years including a job in Alladale Hydro, Ardgay,Sutherland.
This is an example of a Hydro Scheme which presented access and restrictions for the supply of products.
PDM were involved at an early stage with meeting the Project Team and discussing proposed materials for the scheme. At this stage we enlisted the assistance of our preferred manufacturer of ductile iron pipework to contribute some value added engineering to the job. Working together we redesigned the pipework layout and then supplied the full pipeline requirements which included 500m x en598 ductile iron in addition all the intake structure materials. There was no laydown area suitable for artic vehicles therefore we arranged an alternative offload point where the artic vehicles from France (on timed delivery) met with rigid wheelers and transhipped their loads to stage 2 where a helicopter finally assisted with the delivery of the materials.
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It's been an eternity since I submitted anything to The Buzz and I'm sure some of you may be wondering whether I have fallen off the face of the earth.
Well in a way I have.
The last time I was down in good ol' Beer City USA I got a little carried away, imbibed a little too much of the local breweries excellent beers and was late getting back to heaven for a rather important meeting with the Boss. And when I say the Boss, I mean the Big Boss. Tardiness is one of the Almighty's pet peeves and He came down pretty hard on me. For the last four years or so I've been delegated to cleaning the golden commodes up here, my internet privileges were rescinded and I was forbidden to set a sandaled foot off of these hallowed grounds.
I'm quite sure this ungodly punishment would have continued but the Old Man got wind of a new product that He was keen to try and every last one of my compadres were off on other assignments. A few weeks ago He summoned me and quite literally told me to get my butt down to earth and pick Him up some Not Your Father's Root Beer.
Now the Old Man isn't opposed to taking a drink now and then but He's really not much of an imbiber. A little sacramental wine now and then and that's about it. Though He doesn't drink a ton of beer He does hold creative brewers in high esteem and He absolutely loves what is going on with the craft beer movement. (You know that little quip attributed to Ben Franklin that beer is proof that God loves humans? Spot on!) That said, he is quite fond of root beer and I wish you could have seen the beatific look on His face after He took a hefty swig of the stuff from His chalice.
Personally, I don't get why so many folks are going gaga over this root-beerish malternative. The Old Man let me have a sip and let me tell you that was plenty enough for me. Too sweet in my opinion. Does it taste just like root beer? Sure. But when I want a beer, and that's quite often, I want the real stuff.
But you know what? If Not Your Father's Root Beer makes the Old Man happy and some Siciliano's Market customers happy, well, that's good enough for me.
Like J. C. is fond of saying, "Judge not, lest ye be judged."
Peace and love,
New and Returning Beer
- Bell's Oracle, $3.09/12oz (2 per) - "Our take on the West Coast-style Double India Pale Ale, The Oracle places hop intensity first & foremost, making only the slightest concession to malt & balance. The fireworks start with the aromatic punch of dry-hop sessions with hop varieties from the Pacific Northwest. Resinous, citrusy hop flavors mixed with aggressive bitterness from a massive kettle addition deliver on that aromatic promise" (source).
- Bell's Neptune, $2.09/12oz (2 per) - "With Neptune, our Planets Series comes to an end. Inspired by one of Larry Bell's old homebrew recipes and the music of Gustav Holst, this complex, strong and spiced Imperial Stout offers prominent herbal notes along with flavors of chocolate, roasted malt, licorice/anise and pepper with a touch of heat. Reminiscent of a mystical creation brewed in days gone by, this beer is a good candidate for aging due to the robust characteristics of its ingredients" (source).
- Vivant Tropical Saison, $3.39/12oz (2 per) - "Waves lapping the shoreline. The smell of sunscreen and dune grass. A day with nothing to do. This saison transports us to our summertime happy place, no matter what office cubicle we're trapped in, no matter what the weather is outside the window. A slight spicy character, light effervescence, and the addition of real pineapple & mango juice lift us out of our everyday and plop us, feet in the sand, to our beach front reverie. Not cloying, but refreshing and complex, this beer is a true "salut" to summer" (source).
- Lakefront New Grist Ginger, $1.89/12oz - "We took our refreshing gluten-free beer, New Grist Pilsner, and brewed it with fresh ginger for a zesty, thirst-quenching flavor: introducing New Grist Ginger. This beer pours light gold with a rocky white head kicking out aromas of ginger and malted sorghum. The spicy-sweet ginger greets the palate first, before moving into the familiar flavor of New Grist: tangy green apple, light body, and crisp, refreshing finish. Overall, New Grist Ginger is a flavorful, easy-drinking, session beer with a snappy ginger punch. New Grist Ginger goes great with any variety of ginger-infused Asian dishes, like the sweeter broth of chicken Saigon pho, mild-to-spicy Thai gai pad king, or the spicy citrus notes of chana masala" (source).
- New Belgium Long Table, $1.69/12oz - "The longer the table, the more room for friends. This season, our new Long Table Farmhouse Ale is the best excuse to pull up a chair with your closest companions for a few rounds. An ode to the bucolic, table-friendly Belgian saison, we've added a delightfully new hoppy spin to the style, creating a sip that whisks a taste of the tropics into the Old World. Traditional grains of Munich, pale malt and rye lend a wash of toasty, spicy bread, while exotic Nelson Sauvin and citrusy Chinook hops buoy the juicy fruit flavors of our Belgian yeast. So gather around and get ready to hoist this spritz complex farmhouse ale amongst the company of friends" (source).
- Deschutes Stoic, $17.19/22oz - "A prized, potent, Belgian-style Quad of stirring depth and complexity. Four nuanced fermentations. Aged, sequestered, in select rye whiskey & wine casks. Ergo a stoically brewed quad, with the spellbinding complexity of its medieval ancestors" (source).
- Ommegang 2015 Belgium Independence, $9.29/750ml - "Our limited edition belgian-style tripel honors Belgian Independence Day - July 21, 1831. In a new world twist on old-world style, we've joined Ommegang innovation with Belgian tradition in celebration of the Belgian revolution and the American craft beer revolution. Dry-hopped with Mandarina Bavaria hops, this unique beer offers fruity aromatics, well-integrated honeyed malt character and a delightful overlay of tangerine and sweet citrus notes" (source).
- Short's Spruce Pils, $2.39/12oz - "Spruce Pilsner is an Imperial Pilsner, fermented with local, hand-picked blue spruce tips. The spruce presence, rooted in historical brewing practices, is enormous and gives the beer a refreshing gin quality. This beer is impressively light bodied, considering the immense spruce flavors and the prodigious additions of hops" (source).
- Big Sky Pygmy Owl Itty Bitty IPA, $1.69/12oz - "Pygmy Owl is an IPA with full fledged hop taste and aroma, yet is remarkably low in alcohol. In fact, it clocks in at only 4.2% ABV. An IPA with full flavor, but without the harsh bitterness. And the best part, you can have more than one without getting that drunkied up feeling" (source).
- B.O.M. Wild and Funky, $5.09/11.2oz - "The Wild & Funky is our response to the challenge to brew a new style of sour beer with mixed fermentation. Taste-wise, the beer fits perfectly within the Belgian tradition, but the brewing method is different than usual" (source).
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I have been editing more of the dance images from Ballarat Bienalle
We did a fantastic boat trip down the Yarra River to view the tall ships visting Melbourne and watched the fireworks afterwards
I recently completed a fabulous workshop with Elizabeth Opalnik "The Etheral Within" where we photographed models, dancers over 4 days, I will share some of the many images over the next week.
I have been working on series of street images called Humanisation that represent the beauty and humanity in the built environment.
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Sanders Aintree is a premium derby brouge, which means that the side panels (which tie the shoe together) are sewn on top of the front of the shoe. This construction method is typical of casual shoes that are designed to be easy to repair and thus last for a vast amount of years. A brouge shoe is a timeless classic, originally used for work outdoors. The design has since developed the brouge with its perforations into a choice for gentlemen. Sanders Aintree is lined with leather throughout and is softer and lighter than mountain boots and work boots.
The sole is made of thick leather with a rubber block in the heel. If the boot is to be used for everyday use, we recommend dressing the sole with rubber at a shoemaker. Use the leather sole slightly first to secure a good fit for the rubber.
Handmade at Sanders & Sander's traditional workshop in Rushden, Northamptonshire. Sanders has since 1873 produced some of the best shoes in the UK.
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We are a little under a week into NaNoWriMo and so far, I have been doing much better than I expected. Today, I'm going to talk about what has been going on with the projects this year.
So, if you have been paying attention to this blog, you know I've been struggling with the entire NaNoWriMo project and the impact it has on my writing. I have been very focused on finding a better way to spend my writing time in November. I have been trying to flesh out my process of creating a new story and working on drafts of other stories. This may be the last year I participate in the traditional event even though I will continue to write in November.
This year I'm trying something they call Reverse NaNoWriMo. The premise is that, instead of a steady pace of 1666 words a day all month, I start with over 3,000 words a day for the first week, decreasing the number of words each day. It starts at like 3400 and by the end you are just writing a few hundred a day. This helps keep my word count high at the start of the month when my momentum and planning has been strongest. It requires I write less as Thanksgiving happens and other things demand my attention.
Project one, Woodhouse Yarn and Cafe, is the new project that I am outlining. I'm trying to figure out what the story is as much as I am writing it. I have been researching what its like to work in or run a yarn shop. I did research even when I was in Miami and I will pick it back up again after this month because its going to need more. I am finding that I want to insert all these stories I have collected while visiting these yarn shops. I am trying to make sure this doesn't just become a story about a woman running a yarn shop. I still have to give some plot to this.
Project two, Missing Auggie, is the project getting its next draft. I talked a lot about this one before and it's one I have been excited to start again. I had this story in the right place to move forward and I have found writing it to be easier than it was the first time around. Even with this there is a little more research I have to do as the story evolves.
This is only week 1 though. I will check in again toward the middle of the month to let you know what's changed.


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Day 4: Update
It's now day 4 of taking the treatment. I have noticed some new pimples, but nothing super drastic. They typically pop on their own after I wash my face. I'm trying to wear the least amount of makeup as possible, drinking LOTS of water, and moisturizing regularly. My lips haven't gotten dry yet, but I apply Blistex often in order to delay it as much as possible. It was quite windy today, so skin feels slightly sensitive. My doctor recommended sugar-free gum to help with a dry mouth, bad breath, and helping my mouth to stay moist to protect my teeth.
I have an off and on headache, but my period started yesterday, so that could be a contributing factor. As for joint pain, I'm not sure if it's due to the medication. I operate TV cameras for 3-4 hours at a time, and most of it is standing... it could quite possibly be from that as well.
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Hurricane Season is upon us!
If you've been watching the news lately in between the constant political banter you've probably noticed that there has been a lot of talk of potential hurricanes. As such I thought it would be a good time to introduce the World Threat Directory (WTD) to the Modern Warrior Community. For those of you who are already familiar with the original purpose WTD you may be surprised to learn it has a specific feature that was built in response to challenges encountered during natural disaster.
WTD Explained
The WTD is a cloud based platform that serves to consolidate HUMINT (human intelligence) across the globe in three main areas of focus. Those areas are Criminal, BioHazard, and Weather. The World Threat Directory is the first ever global collaborative intelligence platform dedicated to mitigating risk and effectively eliminating gaps in criminal and disaster management. The WTD is accessed and utilized through the website (https://www.worldthreatdirectory.com) and the complimentary APP.
So what does this all mean; what can it do?
Users (civilians, organizations, agencies, etc..) have the ability to anonymously share information to the Geodirectory. In turn users have the ability to examine and utilize information shared to the directory via a pinned map interface with reviewable listings. The site functionality is similar to the popular business review site Yelp. The information shared is what makes the WTD such a powerful tool for risk mitigation. Information is shared in four Primary Categories.
Crimes-Criminal Groups-Biohazard-Weather
Check out the original intro video to the WTD.
Note: The Weather capability was added as a consideration after Hurricane Harvey hit Texas. I personally had family that lost their houses, and as a result began to brainstorm how we could help mitigate storm damage and expedite recovery efforts.
So how does it help in a Hurricane?
Well I'm glad you asked. The incorporation of the Weather Category allows a number of benefits to potential storm areas.
Weather: The add weather listing is for use during severe weather events. This can range from localized tornado sightings to large scale disasters. We've broken the Weather event listing down to remain a very simple yet strong interface that includes four categories. Those categories are as follows:
- Notices: This category represents the broad and generic information (e.g. Hurricane forming in the Gulf…..)
- Important Notifications: This category represents on the ground sightings and important information (e.g. Tornado spotted….; Power down in …subdivision)
- Need Emergency Assistance: This category is intended for those who need emergency recovery services (e.g. trapped at this location). It's worth noting that our system can Geolocate your exact location and pin it to the map for you, greatly assisting in the recovery effort.
- Area Cleared: This category is intended for recovery efforts by both volunteers and organized efforts. By marking areas or specific locations as cleared during a recovery effort it allows all in involved in the recovery effort a shared platform to help deconflict and provide a more unified recovery operation.
As you can see this robust capability could greatly aide in pre, during, and post storm recovery. Helping to potentially save lives and valuable resources.
If you're interested in learning more about the World Threat Directory you can check out some of our many videos on Youtube HERE .
Best of all you can begin levaraging this FREE resource in your local area by visiting the site, downloading the APP, and most importantly sharing your intel with the World.


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Updated: Rehiring Program has ended on 30 June 2018. The govt has given ample time to get legalized.
The Malaysian Government is now offering illegals leave the country without facing any action against them who overstayed in the country under
3+1 programme until 30 August 2018.
After this rehiring program, anyone found illegal in Malaysia will be awarded strict punishment.
For More Info on Ministry of Home Affairs – Malaysia