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By James Raia
Vehicle names and colors were once simple. But intense competition prompts marketing ideas under the theme of more is better. It's not. Welcome the 2020 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro CrewMax.
The initials TRD stand for Toyota Racing Development, with the word Pro added as embellishment. Combined, it's one vehicle simultaneously focused on racing and off-road duties.
The TRD Package means Bilstein shocks raise the stance two inches, good for the 18-inch wheels. It also includes dual exhaust, a front skid plate and an eight-inch touchscreen for the Toyota Entune infotainment system. CrewMax means an extra spacious cabin, with a five- or six-seat configuration and more interior storage.
Overall, the Tundra is a brute-force beast. It's 19 feet long, about 6 1/2 feet tall and the same measurement wide. There's also 10.6 inches of ground clearance. One of 12 available trims, this Tundra option is ready for adventure.
Regardless of trim, the new Tundra is equipped standard with a 5.7-liter, 381-horsepower V8 engine with a six-speed automatic transmission. Also included: 4WDemand part-time four-wheel drive with electronically controlled transfer case, A-TRAC and an automatic limited-slip differential. There are trailer brake and sway control.
Gas mileage averages are what might be expected for a truck marketed for heavy duties. The EPA estimates are 13 miles per gallon in city driving, 17 mpg on the highway. For anything but off-road treks, it's pathetically inefficient, which is why the Tundra has a 30-gallon tank.
Functionality is the Tundra showcase trait. With its V8 (the V6 was discontinued) and a standard 4.30 axle ratio, the towing capacity is boosted to approximately 10,000 pounds. The towing pack also includes a trailer hitch, engine and transmission fluid coolers, a tow/haul mode, HD battery and alternator, and an integrated 4/7 pin connector.
The Star Safety System includes stability and traction control, anti-lock braking, electronic brake-force distribution, brake assist and smart stop technology. One luxury item is the JBL 12-speaker premium audio system.
Truck basics are the norm, and the Tundra can't match many manufacturers now years into their transitions into comfort over ruggedness in their truck lineups. But the Tundra's seating is stiff and marginally supportive. Where the Tundra could be at its road best — over potholes and other substantial road interruptions — it's not. Nor does the Tundra have much buffer from road noise and wind rush.
The basic motif extends to the dashboard design. Controls are large, marked well and easy to use. It's hardly an attractive layout, but it's appealing in a dated way. The TRD trim also includes black leather-trimmed front bucket seats with red contrast stitching.
For drivers accustomed to cars, pickup trucks present a new perspective. They offer a high, comfortable driving perch — an on-road confidence booster. But the Tundra has blind-spot weaknesses. With its jumbo size, the truck is also hard to maneuver in city road duties. Attempting to park in normal-sized lot spaces isn't wise.
While basic in many areas, the Tundra is far from dank. It's modernized with a USB media port and two USB charging ports. It's also equipped with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and temporary free uses of SiriusXM satellite radio, Safety Connect and Wi-Fi Connect.
It's not all bad for the base price of $52,780. But competitors, including the better-selling Chevrolet Silverado 1500, Ford F-150 and Ram 1500, do better with their respective optional towing and other upgrade packages.
The Tundra gets one top mark over competitors. Its exterior color choices attract attention. Smoked Mesquite and Magnetic Gray Metallic may please the marketing department's creative types, and the colors are bold. Army Green is the best choice. It defines the Tundra's color and purpose in two words, no embellishment required.
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The U.S. Embassy in Baku has received credible reports of potential terrorist attacks and kidnappings against U.S. citizens and foreign nationals in Baku, including against hotels such as the J.W. Marriott Absheron, as well as potentially other locations in Baku. U.S. citizens are advised to exercise heightened caution in locations where Americans or foreigners may gather.
Actions to Take:
Exercise caution and remain vigilant.
Avoid crowds.
Keep a low profile.
Be aware of your surroundings.
Stay alert in locations frequented by foreigners.
Monitor local media for updates.
The Embassy will continue to review the security situation and will provide additional information as needed.
Please review recent Alerts and Messages related to Azerbaijan on our website.
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What is Beer?
In the widest sense, beer is an alcoholic drink made by the fermentation of the grains. It is very similar to Wine, as Wine is made by fermentation of grapes. The foundation grain of beer is most often than not, barley.
Process of Fermentation:
In the process of beer fermentation, firstly yeast is added to convert the glucose in the grains to ethyl alcohol and carbon dioxide. This is how the beverage becomes alcoholic and carbonated. Normally, the cooled grains are first transferred into the fermentation vessel and if it's an ale (normally made in warmer temperature) then the grains and yeast mixture will remain in the vessel on for two weeks in high temperature, but if the drink is lager (made in lower temperature) the mixture will remain in the vessel for about six weeks in lower temperature. In this process, since the fermentation process produces heat, the tanks are cooled off instantly.
Some facts about beer:
Here are some random facts about beer, which can make one sound like a master of beers:
- It is not yet has been found exactly who invented beer but beer and brewing date back to Sumeria, which is located in modern Iraq. It was approximately 4000 years ago.
- There are around 150 calories in a 12-ounce of beer.
- Africa sells beer that is brewed from Banana.
- Austria offers pools with a beer in it, so swimming with beer is crossed on the checklist now.
- Japan offers beer cans with brails so blind people don't get confused between soft drinks and alcoholic drinks.
- The first straws were made in Sumeria which was used to drink beer.
- The best-selling beer in the world is called 'Snow' and is Chinese.
- Some people like to drink warm beer, while many find it repulsive.
Beer Coolers:
In case you find warm beer revolting, guess what is best for you.
A best beer cooler; it is fairly a new thing but not too new. It is sometimes a small box-shaped cooler, but now the designs are different and there is a variety even in coolers. Beers need to be stored in cool places as it has a shelf life and if kept in a warm place for too long, the fermentation goes bad and the beer expires.
Many people have these coolers at their homes to compensate for the space in their fridges as beer bottles and cans take up a lot of space. Beer coolers can also be taken to picnics or camping sites. They are normally good enough to travel with but some of them are bad in quality. One can easily search online for the beer cooler review and decide for themselves which one they find the best beer cooler in the world. The beer cooler is very comfortable to use and is easily carried. They don't leak water or gather much space at home either. Many people find beer coolers very necessary in their lives, especially those who have a craze for chilled beer available at any time.


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Culvert Maint & Cattleguard Install Datil Mountains For Cibola NF-Magdalena Rd
Author(s): B. L. Gomez
Year: 1985
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I was thrilled to receive an invitation from my good cyber and IRL friend Shirley, who is an incredible photographer, to participate in the Team-Up Thursday challenge offered over at Shutter Sisters last week. The idea we came up with was to capture an image representing "spring" and send it to Shirley to create a diptych of the two images we shot.
This is the diptych we created:
Shirley's shot is on the left, mine on the right. A great example of the pace of Spring in the US Mid-West and Southern Ontario! You can follow along these exercises on Shirley's photography blog: here.
This was a fun exercise. We're going to continue on with another theme to be posted this week. What about you? Are you in for the challenge? Need a bit of a creative kick-start? This was a lot of fun.


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Idan Shalev
Consultant for the Biomarker Core Lab - Telomere Expert
The focus of Idan Shalev's research is to identify mechanisms underpinning the biological embedding of stress and its effect on biological aging.
- Biobehavioral Health - BBH
- Shalev Lab
- Biomarker Core Lab - BCL
- Hebrew University, PhD, Neurobiology, 2010
Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA 16802
- Stress biology
- Aging
- Telomeres
- Genomics
The focus of my research is to identify mechanisms underpinning the biological embedding of stress and its effect on biological aging. Specifically, to test the effects of stress from early childhood on change in telomere length and other biomarkers of aging across the life course, and the consequences of change in these biomarkers for physical and mental health problems.
July 2009: Science Daily: How Men and Women Cope Differently with Stress Traced to Genetic Differences.
April 2012: Exposure to Violence During Childhood is Associated with Telomere Erosion from 5 to 10 Years of Age: A Longitudinal Study.
Shalev I, Moffitt TE, Sugden K, Williams B, Houts RM, Danese A, Mill J, Arseneault L, and Caspi, A. 2012 Molecular Psychiatry.
USA Today, Science Daily, WebMD, LiveScience, Science, Time Magazine, Los Angeles Times
May 2012: 24th Annual Convention of the Association for Psychological Science (APS), Chicago, USA. Convention Video Blog: Violence Exposure During Childhood Is Associated With Telomere Erosion
December 2012: America Now Video – Child abuse accelerates aging process
June 2013: APS press release: Blood Vessels in the Eye Linked with IQ, Cognitive Function, Science Daily
July 2013: WPSU Radio interview: The Network on Child Protection and Well-Being, The Pennsylvania State University.
January 2014: Penn State Daily Newswire: New faculty member focuses on stress and its effects on aging


text: Ramey Smyth of Willow sets out from the Iditarod start line. Mushers, dogs and fans filled downtown Anchorage for the ceremonial start of 37th Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on Saturday, March 7, 2009. Matt Hayashida gives his dogs a snack during a rest at Rainy Pass on Monday, March 9, 2009. Ravens stir as Gerry Willomitzer and his team pass as they leave the Rainy Pass Iditarod checkpoint on March 9, 2009. Clientele of the Rainy Pass Lodge converse while an Iditarod musher passes by outside on Puntilla Lake on Monday evening, March 9, 2009. Gerald Sousa get some rest as the snow falls on Puntilla Lake at the Iditarod's Rainy Pass checkpoint on Monday, March 9, 2009. An Iditarod musher drives on the Yukon River between the Anvik and Grayling checkpoints on Saturday afternoon, March 14, 2009. Melissa Owens, of Nome, takes in some pasta at the remote checkpoint at Iditarod on Friday afternoon, March 13, 2009. Harry Alexie kicks up the hill from the Yukon River into Anvik on Saturday afternoon, March 14, 2009. Harry Alexie holds one of his male team dogs named Big Dog, who wakes up from sedation on a table in the Anvik community center. Veterinarians gave BIg Dog stitches in his leg after he fought with another of Alexie's dogs shortly after they arrived in Anvik. Big Dog will be dropped from the team and Alexie will continue his Iditarod run with 12 dogs. Veterinarian Ron Svec told Alexie, "It's going to heal nicely." A musher pushes through strong wind on the sea ice between the Shaktoolik and Koyuk checkpoints on Tuesday afternoon, March 17, 2009. Lance Mackey waves to Iditarod fans as he arrives in Unalakleet on Sunday, March 15, 2009. Lance Mackey drives his team between the Kaltag and Unalakleet checkpoints early Sunday, March 15, 2009. Jeff King leads the way for his team, one of which got tripped up in the lines, as he leaves the Shaktoolik checkpoint in strong wind on Monday afternoon, March 16, 2009. Lance Mackey runs to victory down Front Street in Nome. ditarod fans crowd in for autographs and photos of 2009 winner Lance Mackey on March 18, 2009. Back to Iditarod index


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Wearing Many Hats
Lessons About Emergency Preparedness and Routine Public Health from the H1N1 Response
Published in: The Public Health Response to 2009 H1N1: A Systems Perspective / Edited by Michael A. Stoto and Melissa A. Higdon (New York: Oxford University Press, 2015), Chapter 5, p. 88-98
Posted on RAND.org on April 07, 2015
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This chapter describes some of the challenges the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LACDPH) faced during the pH1N1 response associated with simultaneous operation of emergency and routine operations.
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Binghamton police to get $100K for new equipment
Binghamton's police department will receive $100,000 in grant money for new equipment that will enhance training for officers, modernize the department's public safety efforts and provide greater accountability and transparency to the public, state and local officials said Thursday.
The grant money will go toward six dashboard cameras, a new fingerprint processing system and a police firearm simulator used for training.
State Sen. Thomas W. Libous, Binghamton Mayor Richard David and Binghamton Police Chief Joseph Zikuski came together for the announcement outside the police department.
The grant money, which comes from the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services, will cover the cost of the dashboard cameras and the LiveScan fingerprinting gear, priced at $32,000 and $28,000 respectively, according to David, a Republican.
The remaining $40,000 of the grant money will go toward the firearm simulator, a VirTra 180 that will cost $145,000. The balance of that expenditure will be funded by the city through capital financing, David said.
"We're fortunate that, through (Sen. Libous's) efforts, we are ... able to add new types of equipment, which are resulting in new law enforcement strategies and protection to the department, the city (and) the taxpayers," David said.
Libous, R-Binghamton, said the grant money has already been approved and should become available by early next year.
The department is still deciding on a location for the new firearm simulator, which is meant to provide realistic training for officers in "shoot/don't shoot" situations and improve tactical decision-making.
Officers in the department currently train in a shooting range, where they fire at stationary targets, Zikuski said. The simulator is more realistic and will hopefully provide training that will save police officer and citizen lives should the need arise, he said.
The six dashboard cameras, which will come with wireless microphone systems, will be the first to be installed in Binghamton police vehicles.
David said the cameras will work to protect both officers and the public.
"The cameras ... (will provide) accountability and transparency, as (they) will be essentially recording the audio and video of routine events," David said. "That's just helpful in a number of different ways."
The new LiveScan fingerprint system will be an upgrade of the 15-year-old system currently in use by the department, Zikuski said.
LiveScan allows police to run a person's fingerprints and quickly verify their identify if they're in the system or wanted anywhere in the country, Zikuski said.
"We're the only agency in the county that has this LiveScan, and we'd be in trouble without it," he said.
The Binghamton Police Department expects to have 138 officers as of Jan. 1, 2015. The department has added seven officers since David was elected last fall, according to the mayor's office.
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Resistant Starch is a type of Prebiotic that is not digested by the stomach or small intestine BUT reaches the colon intact. Here it feeds many specific strains of beneficial bacteria. It essentially 'resists' digestion.
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RS Type 2: Starch with a high amylose content which is indigestible in it's raw state e.g raw potatoes, green (unripe) bananas. If you cook these foods the heat makes the starch digestible to us removing the resistant starch.
RS Type 3: Retrograde starch. This is the cooked and COOLED version of Type 1 and Type 2 RS. Once the Resistant starch once cooled has beneficial properties that feeds our gut bacteria.
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Police is investigating the act of Vandalism, which resulted in the damage caused to the office of the "Greens" in Paralimni. This party promotes the issues, which are connected with the ecology and protection of the environment.
The District secretary of the party stated that the doors and windows were broken. Police suspects that the perpetrators were using crowbars as tools. The chairman and MP Giorgos Perdikis suspects that this act was done by the supporters of the DYSY party.
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SUNDAY 24 MARCH: Toilets are ok to use again.
The Council has been working on this, today Wednesday 20 March. Hopefully, the work should be completed on Friday 22 March. But this is to be confirmed.
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I have been obsessed with asset efficiency and service models ever since I led the industrial software business at GE starting in 2007. At that time we were leading the the world in using advanced service contracts and data from connected fleets of assets - like gas turbines and aircraft engines - to drive efficiency on a global scale and protect customers from catastrophic equipment failures. It was a very successful strategy for GE. The problem was the technology employed was really only justified on assets valued at more than $5mm / unit and it took multiple years to fully implement across a fleet.
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Many recent graduates turn to teaching to fund their travels abroad. For those who want a GAP year in between university and their career, teaching English always comes up on the list of best options.
Mainland China has been the go-to place for TEFL qualified graduates for years now, but have you considered Hong Kong? There are many benefits of teaching English in Hong Kong, either for a shorter stint, for a year, or more, allowing you to travel far and wide from that point.
These benefits can either come from the company or institution you work for in terms of perks to help you establish yourself, or just from being in Hong Kong itself.
Its historical connection to England
Hong Kong is a special place to teach English as it has a historical connection to the UK. It was once a colony that had English as its main language. Of course, this didn't mean that English was spoken by everybody, which was why teaching English was always a valuable skill for someone to have in Hong Kong.
Since its return to China, executives in Hong Kong find themselves travelling to Shanghai for business more than to London or New York, but Hong Kong remains one of the high-flying capitals of the world.
Echoes of England are scattered around the island, even though decades have passed since it was a colony. That said, most people still speak English well enough for it not to be an urgent need for the island or its people. In fact, without a degree and a TEFL qualification, it is very difficult to walk into a job off the streets.
Getting technical here, Hong Kong's connection to England isn't just useful for you when travelling around the island; it can actually help you in the classroom. You can practise past tenses when talking about the colony era, or present tenses to compare it to today.
Student talk time can be increased (STT) when you ask them to share their families' histories with each other, but remember these kids know more about each other than you do, so getting them to teach you about Hong Kong in the past opens up more avenues for STT.
Also Read: English Teaching Options in Hong Kong
A strong economy supports you
As stated, Hong Kong is a capital for international business. It has a fast pace and has throngs of people livening up the streets late into the night. It is not a quiet soulless place to work. Though its rents are high, and the cost of living just as so, the opportunities that Hong Kong offers you can not be found in many places.
Whatever you want or need, you will be able to find, and 24/7, most of the time. For those who are qualified and have a TESOL certificate, there are positions available in schools, not just international ones. You'd get many benefits along with your package, making living in a costly city not just possible, but worth it.
What usually comes with a strong economy is a high availability of services. Though not on the cheap side, you get what you pay for, so don't be put off Hong Kong because of the cost of living.
Another benefit of being in a strong economy is that there are perks that come with English teaching positions, such as a housing allowance and a paid return flight. On arrival, you could have assistance with finding accommodation too.
It is because native English teachers are in demand that these perks exist. Having a NET (native English teacher) scheme support your move can make it a comfortable one.
Remember, dual language signs can help you to adapt to the city, so even without company benefits or NET schemes, you would be able to set yourself up without difficulty.
You get an international experience
Hong Kong is home to people from all over the world. Though you would be teaching a few cultures compared to a classroom in London, you would be able to use your English all over the city without worrying that nobody will be able to understand you.
When Hong Kong is your base, exploring the entire eastern zone and even heading to Australia and New Zealand is easier and more cost-effective than flying from mainland China.
Many new teachers head for the mainland thinking that they can travel more, but Hong Kong can give you mountain hikes in the morning and beach sundowners in the evening.
When it comes to meeting new friends, you'll be working alongside nationals of many countries, making your work-spaces more international than Chinese. That said, there is more of a focus on ensuring that Mandarin or Cantonese can be spoken nowadays. Though many other countries are trying to improve their English skills, you may find Hong Kong wants to maintain its English levels.
Teaching English abroad has many benefits, but teaching in Hong Kong offers you a unique lifestyle. Though not always a position that is the highest in status, it is a respectable career option, and you often find teachers staying on for years with their visas renewed by the institution they work for.
The need for qualified native-speaking graduates means that employment is always available, whether you are a new graduate or not, or whether you are from Australia, Canada, South Africa, or even England itself.
Also Read: 10 Steps to Becoming an ESL Teacher in Hong Kong
Yes, you can travel easily from Hong Kong, and make international friends in the process, but you also get to live on the cutting edge in a cosmopolitan city.
For new graduates, this is an adventurous way to begin your career. If you are not new to teaching and would like the opportunity to work in Hong Kong, the benefits may be even greater depending on your experience.Please Share:
This article was originally published on November 1, 2019 and was last updated on March 4, 2021.
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Ottobock's 3R38 is the smallest single axis children's modular knee joint. It has an adjustable extension assist to provide additional security. For weights up to 99 lbs. (Website)
Ossur's Total Knee® Junior is made of lightweight, extremely durable aluminum, and weighs only 0.745 lb. The inventor was Finn Gramnas, who was inspired by his six-year-old daughter struggling to walk without falling while wearing a heavy and clumsy prosthesis. He invented the Geometric Locking system that offers extra security and stability, even on hills, which is achieved through the knee's seven-axis polycentric design. Only two-thirds the size of the award-winning Total Knee, it has all the important features, plus color. Designed for children weighing up to 100 lbs. (Website)
Fillauer-Hosmer MightyMite® 4-Bar Knee. Small-sized, stable polycentric componentry withstands the high impact activity of an older child weighing up to 132 lbs. without incurring the bulk and weight of adult parts. Ideal for those playing sports. (Website)
The College Park TruPer® foot is a multi-axial, dynamic-response foot made specifically for pediatric patients. It can be fitted to children as young as 3 years old. The TruPer also incorporates a foot shell with a split toe so children can wear shoes and sandals of their choice. (Website)
Ossur's Flex-Foot® Junior provides energy return for youngsters weighing 33-100 lbs. The CarbonX Active Heel® stores energy and absorbs shock loads, and the carbon fiber layering technique of the toe is specifically designed to offer the support and flexibility needed for the varied movements of children. The foot shell features a sandal toe shape. (Website)
The Seattle Systems Child's Play® Foot has a dynamic response Delrin keel, which offers shock absorption and a smooth rollover for a natural gait. Its sculpted cosmesis varies by size to reflect the natural appearance of a child's maturing foot. The Child's PlayFoot is appropriate for all lower limb pediatric amputees, including Symes. It is available in sizes for body weights up to 144 lbs., and in darker skin tones. (Website)
Ottobock's System Hand can be fit to a child as young as 9 years old. It has a flexible outer covering and is available in the mechanical or passive style. The passive style is unique in that it can be opened with the sound side and closes under spring tension to hold objects.
A new System Electric Hand, size 7, from Ottobock for adolescent and small-framed adults is perfect for the active child due to its rugged design and adult function. It is available in myoelectric Digital Twin or Dynamic Mode Control.
The Steeper mechanical hand is the smallest and can be fit to a child as young as 1 year old. It has a positive lock for carrying objects and adjustable grip force. (Website)
The VASI series of electric hands, which can be myoelectricly controlled, are known for their quality and reliability, have been designed for limb-deficient children from infants up to age 11. The hands are aesthetic and lightweight, yet can withstand the rigors of child play because of injection molded construction techniques. (Website)
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Utilizing a Bluetooth cordless headset enables lots of benefits in your frantic office VoIP soft phone environment. Bluetooth makes life hassle-free by removing the need for a telephone cord which limits your mobility in the office. Because of this, you can move openly in your space or workplace as well as multitask such as typing on your computer or searching for a file while chatting on your phone. That's why it's important to find Bluetooth headsets with the best sound quality to increase work mobility and efficiency.
A Bluetooth cordless headset is also good for keeping the user healthy. Essentially, people keep their phone in between their head and also shoulder while driving or working multiple tasks in the office. Using a Bluetooth wireless headset lowers the muscle strain as you are not holding your phone in your hands or in between the head and the shoulders. This is quite useful for those that spend lengthy hrs in front of computer systems as well as on the phone.
Basically, a Bluetooth cordless headset guarantees that you are loosened up thereby assisting in enhancing your work performance. By enabling you to carry on with your job undisturbed, a Bluetooth cordless headset additionally brings about an effective work atmosphere and more productivity in the office that is why choosing the best Bluetooth headset is very important. There are also wireless headsets with the best quality that gives decent range and sound quality similar to Bluetooth cordless headsets that you can use as alternatives.
Here are our 10 Best Bluetooth Wireless Headsets for the Office VoIP computer phone:
Jabra Evolve2 75 UC Stereo Bluetooth Wireless Headset USB-A w Stand
The Jabra Evolve2 75 is the latest addition to the Jabra Evolve2 Headset lineup. Designed for the busy VoIP call center. It's equipped with Class 1 (100ft range) and the new adjustable Jabra Advanced Active Noise Cancelation in the speakers to drown up unwanted background office noise and regulate it depending location. The new microphone boom that has 2 modes, in Discreet mode it hides in the headset and still allows to use the headset as a boom less mic, while in Performance mode with the boom arm out gives the best crystal clear calls and on both modes the Evolve2 75 meets the Microsoft Open Office requirements. Jabra Evolve2 75 allow connect to 2 Bluetooth devices at once, simply press the call button to switch between the Bluetooth devices.
Key Features:
- 36 hours of talk time once fully charged
- Adjustable Active Noise Suppression technology in the speakers to block out noise
- Jabra link 380 Bluetooth USB adapter included for the PC
- Compatible with Bluetooth-enabled smart phones
- Mic boom can be hidden in the ear cup and still make calls and be used as a boom less headset
- Charging stand included
Go HERE to order and for more detail information on the Jabra Evolve2 75
Poly Voyager 4220 Office Stereo Bluetooth Headset 2-Way USB-A <= staff favorite
Poly (formerly known as Plantronics) recently launched the new Voyager 4220 Office series and this one is one of the best ones available in the market, covering 2 ears in rich stereo sound quality, and over the head wearing style and a range of 300 ft line of sight, this headset can be used with virtually any desk phone, be used with a computer via USB, and pair with a smartphone by Bluetooth. One of the most light headsets in the market with a weight of 150g, making it a good choice for people concerned about wearing the headset all day. Plus, unlike the other Bluetooth models, you can take the headset with you to be use in your car when you're driving. When connected to a deskphone (like Polycom or Cisco), it has a 300 feet range (class 1 Bluetooth), best Bluetooth wireless range available. When you leave out of the office or traveling on a trip, you can take the same headset with you. Amazon Alexa and Tile support integrated , making it the best companion for your smart office.
Key Features:
- 300-foot wireless range
- Triple connectivity, connect to desk phone, computer or smart phone via Bluetooth
- Super Lightweight, only 150g
- Built in busy light
- Up to 12 hours of talk time (13 days of standby)
- Voice alerts integrated
Go HERE to order and more details on the Poly Voyager 4220 Office Stereo Bluetooth
Poly Voyager 4210 Office Bluetooth Headset 2-Way Base, USB-A
One of the best headsets for Unified Communications , and to be used with your desk phone if you are looking to cover one ear with a comfortable headband, Poly offer us the 4210 Office, which seamless integrate your desk phone, computer and smart phone into just one single headset that can be worn all day with a extra light weight of just 110 grams.
The headset's Busy light sign additionally makes sure that you avoid disruptions. Comes with Class 1 built in Bluetooth to the base that can give you up to 300 ft in line of sight , giving you freedom to walk around.
Key Features:
- Wireless Technology: Built in Bluetooth
- Talk Range: Up to 300 ft
- Bluetooth version: 5.0
- Talk Time: Up to 12 hours
- Operating System: Mac|Windows
Plantronics Voyager 4210 UC Bluetooth Mono USB Headset, MS Skype
The Plantronics Voyager 4210 headset is a great new Bluetooth headset. You can connect it to 2 devices, 1 computer and 1 Bluetooth devices. You get around 100 ft wireless range via Bluetooth dongle, and around 30 ft wireless range with a cell phone. It has great sound and great noise canceling microphone. This is one of the newest wireless headsets on the market certified for Skype for Business. Buy this headset if you like great techonology. Click here to buy now.
Key Features:
- Simple USB connectivity to your PC/Apple or Bluetooth to a cell phone.
- 12 Hours battery life, 13 hours standby time
- 100 ft wireless range via dongle
- Call controls
- Bluetooth v4.1 version
Jabra Evolve2 65 UC Stereo Bluetooth Wireless USB-A Headset
One of the latest additions from Jabra, the second generation of the Evolve 65 headset now comes with an improved battery talk time of up to 37 hours, being one of the best ones in the market for people looking the best while using their headset. The improved buys light now its in a better place and more noticeable, so now allows you to let people now easier when in a call or use. Memory foam cushions welcome your ears allowing you to easily find a comfortable spot in a snap. One of the best features from Jabra is the muting of the microphone when in a call by simply bringing the microphone boom up, making it a nice feature without complications.
Key Features:
- Dual Connectivity – connect to 2 Bluetooth devices simultaneously.
- 37 hours of battery time (talk time)
- Noise canceling microphone – Eliminated background noise
- 100ft of Bluetooth range
Motion sensors detect when headset is worn
40mm speakers with isolating foam to block out noise
Jabra Evolve2 65 MS Stereo Bluetooth Wireless USB-A Headset
Jabra offers the new Evolve2 65 MS that is is designed to work seamless with Microsoft Team, formerly know as Skype for Business. The large 40 mm soft leather ear cushions have awesome passive noise isolating speakers. The Evolve2 65 MS can alert you as soon as you get a call using Microsoft Teams with its dedicated color blinking or even if you got a missing call, the MS Team light will alert you of that matter. As the UC version, offering the same 37 hour talk time and the motion sensors that detect when the headset is worn. Including, new for this model, the Microphone muting by simply lifting the microphone boom while in a call.
Plantronics Voyager Focus UC Bluetooth Wireless, No Stand B825
The Plantronics Voyager Focus is famous because it has Active Noise Canceling (ANC) built into the speakers. So it can block out most if not all of the unwanted background noise in your office. If you work in a loud office environment, this is the headset solution for you. In addition, it's a great stereo headphone for music out of the office. Excellent HD hi-fi sound for any music. You can also choose from our top picks of the best Plantronics office headsets as an alternative.
Key Features:
- Plantronics Active noise cancelling technology
- Compatible with most VoIP softphones from Avaya, Cisco, IBM, Skype and more
- Battery time: Up to 12 hours talk time; 15 hours of music streaming
- Class 1 Bluetooth USB dongle with adaptive power (up to 150ft range)
- Smart sensors know when the headset is on or off
- Smart microphone boom
- Hi-fi stereo sound
- Open microphone button allows you to hear your surroundings if needed.
- Leatherette ear cushions
- Folding ear cushions and included carrying case for travel
- No desktop charging stand, charging cable only
EPOS Sennheiser Adapt 660 UC Bluetooth Headset USB-A, MS Teams
The latest addition from Sennheiser (now EPOS) comes in the shape of the EPOS Adapt 660 UC Wireless Bluetooth Headset. This is a boom less microphone headset with 3 digital noise canceling microphones, having Active Noise Canceling with EPOS' new NoiseGard technology, that constantly monitors the background noise and modulates the ANC from the ear cups , depending on the noise level. Microsoft Teams certified and with a fordable design, making easy to transport in its included hard case. Giving you a battery time of 30 hours when fully charged. It also comes with a 3.5mm smart phone (i.e. iPhone) cord.
Key Features:
- 3 digital noise canceling microphones (boom less)
- 30 hour battery time, 15 days on stand by
- Talk Through technology – listen to co-worker without taking off the headset
- Microsoft Teams Certified
- Full 2-year warranty
Plantronics Voyager 8200 UC Bluetooth USB Wireless Headset
The Voyager 8200 is a beast of a headset. It is a great headset for noisy environments. It has a noise canceling boomless mic design so you won't have a boom microphone in your face constantly. It is a little larger than most of the wireless headsets (10oz), but that's due to the excellent active noise canceling earphones. This crazy headset has 24 hours of making calls or listening to music. Yes, 24 hours. Connect this to your computer or any Bluetooth device and get ready to rock. Click here to buy now
- Multi use – connect up to computer and cell phone at the same time
- Dual-Mode active noise canceling technology
- 24 Hrs talk time
- 100 ft wireless range
- Open Mic button will allow you to hear your surroundings with the press of a button.
- Busy Light indicator let people know you're on the phone
- Bluetooth version 4.1
Poly Voyager Focus 2 UC USB-A Bluetooth Stereo w/Charging Stand
Poly, formerly known as Plantronics offers the second generation of Voyager Focus. With the new for model Advanced Digital Hybrid Noise Canceling with 3 levels of graduation, allowing the user to adjust it at will depending on location. New Noise Canceling microphone with Acoustic Fence technology helping in having a more crystal clear sound into the microphone. Muting feature that allows you to mute it by rotating the microphone boom up and down. Smart sensors allows you to answer a call by putting on the headset and mute or pause music by taking it off.
Key Features:
- Advanced Digital Hybrid Active Noise Canceling (ANC)
- Compatible with most VoIP softphones from Avaya, Cisco, IBM, Skype and more
- Battery time: Up to 19 hours talk time
- Class 1 Bluetooth USB BT 700 dongle with a range of up to 160 feet
- Smart sensors knows when the headset is on or off; user can be easily answered by simply putting on the headset; pause music for incoming calls, or mute a call by taking the headset off
- Microphone boom arm that can be worn on either side and maintain location of R/L stereo
- Online busy indicator on ear pad lets others know when you are on a call
- Include charging stand
- Travel case included
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Final note: All these Bluetooth USB headsets can be also used on a regular desk phone (such as Cisco, Avaya, Polycom, NEC, etc). Just add the Plantronics MDA220 USB switch. For any questions. give the headset experts a call at 877-999-3838.


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I'm currently working on the JAMMA TestCard, which is a small card that is meant to allow you to test and troubleshoot a JAMMA cabinet. Simply plug it into your JAMMA harness and you can start testing immediately.
This can come in handy in a number of circumstances, whether you're building your own cabinet, modifying something or adding additional controls and don't want to risk testing with and possibly damaging a real game.
The most likely scenario where you'd want to use the TestCard is when testing a cabinet just before a purchase, a cabinet that you're not familiar with that may or may not be working 100%, to make sure you pay exactly what it's worth.
The card allows you to perform the following test functions:
- Power Supply Test
Voltage testing for the +5V, +12V and the -5V JAMMA power rails. The results are displayed on screen and on the LCD display in case the monitor is dead or not working as expected.
- Test Control Wiring and Switches
Check the controls by pushing a button and watching the on-screen display or LCD display for feedback. All input switches are tested including the service, test and tilt switches as well as 6 buttons on the edge connector and Street Fighter 2 kick button harness header.
- Monitor Test
Test the monitor in various ways to ensure it's functioning correctly. The tests include:
Color Bars.
Make sure all of the RGB lines are connected and display properly. Also check for any color bleeding or balance problems.
Alignment and Convergence Grid
Check to see whether the display geometry is correct and whether the color converges in all area of the display. The grid can also be used to see if any color bleeding is occurring, and to help to center the display.
Burn-In Check
A white screen is displayed to reveal any burn-in that might have occured from prior games.
- Sound Test
A simple sound test outputs various frequencies to the cabinet speaker to test the connection to the speaker and to confirm that the speaker is able to generate a distortion free sound.
- Battery Powered
The JAMMA TestCard can be optionally powered by a 3V button battery and will allow you to check the monitor and control switch functionality even if the power supply inside the cabinet is dead.
- Dual Display
If the monitor is dead or malfunctioning, you'll still be able to gather some information on the remaining state of the cabinet by checking the build in LCD display. All functions and feedback are displayed on both the monitor and the LCD. Try to do this with a real game, or any other test board for that matter.
So the next time you go out to buy another arcade cabinet, don't take a real game to test with. Take the TestCard instead and you can be certain that you'll get the best possible cabinet testing experience in a tiny package
- Easy to Fix
If anything goes wrong with the card, it can be fixed easily. There are only 6 ICs on board, the main MCU (microcontroller) responsible for most of the magic, 4 ICs that deal with the inputs and protect the MCU from the dangers of a potentially messed up cabinet. There is also a sound amplifier and a voltage regulator. Most active parts, with the exception of the voltage regulator, are socketed and can be replaced easily if needed.
- Save Money!
Now that you know what the TestCard is capable of, I hope you will find it as useful as I have, testing the various monitors and cabinets while developing this product.
Now you can identify issues with your cabinet yourself without having to call a professional.
You can also use it to find issues (what used arcade cabinet doesn't have issues?) and use it as leverage to get a deal on your purchase! 🙂 The first time you use it, it will likely pay for itself.
Since this project isn't 100% completed yet, the price isn't final, but I'm aiming to initially price these at around $40USD or $50CAD.


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Beloved author of children's novels, Füsun Çetinel, is this time greeting her readers with a warm friendship story. Masterly crafting the dreams of two children on the verge of adolescence, this novel is making the child reader to think on issues like animal rights, cruelty in animal circuses and making a choice. Enriched with the beautiful black and white illustrations of Maria Brzozowska, this book is promising a pleasant reading experience for readers to all ages.
Seren's father is a shipmaster. After every voyage, he comes back home with his bag full of various interesting gifts he picked up from the places he visited. This time, the big gift was a frisky dog with coal black hair. They named this lovely dog as Çiko. Aspiring to work in a circus when she grows up, Seren wanted to go to a circus on her birthday, with her close friend Cemo. As if it was not enough for Seren to be regarded as an acrobat, another surprise about Çiko was awaiting them…


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Here are some tricks I've found to help expose the real culprit behind boredom and get back to your normal self:
- Figure out what you really want to do. Boredom often masks a problem where you want to do a particular activity but something is preventing you. This could happen when you want to watch your favorite television show, but the cable is out. When this happens, the first step to killing boredom is to simply recognize the activity that you truly want to be doing.
- Nuke procrastination. Procrastination can cause boredom if there aren't any distractions available to take your mind off your task. If this is the case, try one of these tips to eliminate the wait and get busy again.
- Get your compass straight. Boredom can just as easily be caused by a lack of direction. Spend a few minutes identifying your goals, desires or passions. Sometimes simply bringing up these can get you motivated again.
- Socialize. Get on video chat or the phone and talk to some friends, or join an online group and make some new friends. Boredom can often disguise a lack of social energy. Even in this time of isolation, we can still make important connections.
- Put off your boredom. Take a look at your to-do list. Commit to doing just one tiny task on that list before you find something fun to do. Often putting off your boredom for a few minutes by being productive can kick the feeling.
- Learn something new. Perhaps what you need is some mental stimulation. Here are some fast things you can do to start learning something new:
- Read a book
- Research a topic your interested in online
- Write a short story
- Pull out some paper and markers or jump on Photoshop and practice your artistic skills.
- Cut off distractions. Boredom can happen when you are doing a low value task, like random internet surfing or watching television shows that don't interest you. Distractions can be a black hole, sucking you into a prolonged state of disinterest. Turn off the television or computer and start moving around until you find something better to occupy you.
- Fill schedule holes. Too much time is often worse than no time at all. It can be difficult to adjust to the boredom when you suddenly have a schedule vacuum. Stick to a schedule during this downtime to prevent boredom in the first place.
- Become your own cheerleader. I've been bored due to a temporary lack of confidence. Who wants to work hard towards a goal when you've been dealt an upsetting blow to your belief that you will succeed? Take some time to review your wins and high points so that you can restore some confidence and keep moving.
- Meditate. This has become my default activity in cases of extreme boredom. Check out apps like Insight Timer to keep you mindful.
- Journal. Open up a journal or a word document and just start writing. Don't worry about who might read it. Just write.
- Add a new challenge. If you find yourself consistently bored, this usually means you have a section of time where you don't have an activity that meets your needs. Add a new goal, challenge or hobby to fill up the time. Check out our daily challenges for some fun ideas.
These are just a few of the methods I use regularly when I have to combat boredom. But these are just suggestions. The best way to combat boredom is to understand why your bored.
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By: Jessica Hubble | LCA's Digital Marketing Specialist
Like most millennials, I am obsessed with my dog, Sasha. She is a 12-year-old Border Collie that we have spoiled so much she thinks she's a person. I show photos of her to people and dote on her as if she is my child. I've been told that I have more professional photos of my dog than most people do of themselves. Hazards of being a photographer for a living, I guess?
When I heard that Homegrown Hounds, a holistic pet supply store at Gables Water Street, was hosting cooking classes for dogs, I was already looking for the leash and calling for Sasha. I'm sure Sasha was excited too because this meant she would get a treat!
Homegrown Hounds sells gourmet dog food and dog treats; the owner, Melanie Fox has done extensive research on nutrition for dogs and has even consulted many different veterinarians to create healthy wholesome food. The goal is to help your beloved pet live as long as possible, while solving allergies and other ailments through proper nutrition. Homegrown Hounds was also created to support the Dallas/Fort Worth nonprofit rescue efforts of Hound Haven, an all-volunteer, foster based dog rescue.
Along with the nutritious treats and dog food, Homegrown Hounds hosts "Yappy Hours", birthday parties for dogs, paw painting events, puppy yoga, and holiday parties. This "Starbucks for dogs" venue has "dog proof" flooring, furniture and is the perfect place to bring your pooch and your laptop and get some work done. They have a four-foot-tall counter to prevent dogs from jumping up and stealing any treats and there's a dog fence with a gate around the front and back door to prevent dogs from escaping.
The space was well designed for pups but let's get to the cooking class I came for. The cooking class was full of people and their canine companions. Individual burners were set out with everything we would need; ground turkey, vegetables, grains, vitamins, a pan, and utensils. We were provided with the recipe and instructions to take home or refer back to while cooking. Fox lead the class and gave us helpful hints and tips as we went along. She explained the importance of each ingredient and the health benefits for your dog. For example, your dog's diet should be 60% meat, 20% veggies, and 10% grains. Cooking for your dog at home is a growing trend and actually a more cost-effective and nutritious route than regular kibble. This is because regular kibble is primarily made of carbohydrates and not protein.
When the class was over, we were given a container to take the food home with us. Homegrown Hounds has a feeding guide on their website where you enter your dog's weight and activity level and the calculator tells you how much of the homemade food to feed your dog. I waited until I was home to let Sasha try her new food, so it had time to cool. She was eyeing the container the whole ride home. We got home, I fed her dinner and she licked the bowl clean!
Homegrown Hounds is the perfect place to spoil your fur baby and to learn more about their health. We will definitely be back!


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Introduction Immunization remains one of the most successful methods for the control and eradication of infectious disease all over the world. It is because of immunization that we have eliminated smallpox and are close to eliminating polio. Many deadly diseases, like measles, tetanus and diphtheria, are now killing far fewer…Read more »
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An update on the current and future management of rotavirus in India
More than 110 million children in India aged younger than 5 years have diarrhea, with an average of 3.2 episodes a year. It's estimated that 7% to 8% of community-based episodes are due to rotavirus—a total of 25 million to 28 million episodes in young children a year, according to…Read more »
Could a rotavirus vaccine based on genotypes prevalent in India be on the horizon?
Rotavirus is a leading cause of severe infant diarrhea, causing an estimated 100,000 deaths each year in India, according to the World Health Organization. While most young children in the world contract rotavirus at some point in their early childhood, the disease course is usually much more severe for children…Read more »
India lags behind other countries in measles reduction
Worldwide, the incidence of measles has fallen dramatically, from 4.6 cases per 1,000 people in 2000, to 1.6 cases per 1,000 in 2010, according to a newly issued report. Improvements in measles outcomes have not been keeping pace in India, however. "…The practicing pediatrician should scan through the vaccination card…Read more »
Immunization gaps must be addressed to prevent congenital rubella syndrome
While rubella is a mild disease, if a pregnant woman contracts it the fetus could develop congenital rubella syndrome (CRS), which can cause blindness, deafness, mental handicap, and other problems. Immunization of the mother before she becomes pregnant can eliminate this risk. A systematic review published in Indian Pediatrics found…Read more »
Overcoming barriers to immunization in India requires community outreach
Recent surveys have found that nationally, only 61% of children aged 12 months to 23 months have received all 6 vaccines included in India's Universal Immunization Program (UIP). Some surveys have reported even lower figures, especially in specific regions of the country. Key Point: Bringing immunization delivery points into the…Read more »
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When India was struck from the list of polio-endemic countries by the World Health Organization (WHO) in February 2012, the hard-won designation was one of India's greatest public health accomplishments. Now, the focus has shifted from achieving eradication to maintaining it. "It was an important accomplishment for India to be…Read more »


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Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte said that he would increase the salaries of policemen to P75,000 to P100,000 each within 3 years as part of his strategy to fight crime and corruption, should he be elected as president.
Cayetano, who presented their tandem's platform "Pagbabagong Tunay" made the statement at a news conference in Taguig City on Monday.
Sen. Cayetano said that Duterte wants police officers to bear the cost of living so that they would not resort to illegal doings and scams.
He said that in Metro Manila, a person would have to spend P30,000 to P35,000 to be able to support his or her family. But a police officer or a jail guard could only earn P14,000 to P18,000 a month at the start of his or her career.
That's why some our men in uniform is resorting to bribery and other corrupt practices, Cayetano said. Increasing their pay would enable them to meet the cost of living and focus on their work. He has said the same about soldiers.
Increasing the salaries of law enforcers to as much as double will cost about P150 billion, Cayetano said.
He said that the upgrading of salaries would not require additional taxation, based on computations.
"Even if our objective is to double, it's P150 billion. The budget went from just over a trillion pesos when President Aquino took over to P3 trillion. So just the normal increase of revenues every year, which is P150 to P200 billion, can already cover the increases for 2017," he said.
This could also be done by limiting infrastructure development and improvement to only a few key projects, he said.
Investing in the police force would show a return in several ways, said Cayetano.
"Their salaries need to be raised because two things will go away: crime and corruption. When there is no crime, there will be more investments, more business. Second, when there is no corruption, there will be more money for the government," he said.


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At least six soldiers and three guerrillas were killed in combat between the FARC and the Army in the western Colombian department of Choco Saturday.
The army told press the FARC's attacked the security forces in order to disable energy towers near Carmen de Atrato, a small town located on the highway connecting Medellin to the Choco capital of Quibdo.
According to newspaper El Espectador, the guerrillas took advantage of landslides that had disconnected the region from Medellin, making it more difficult for the army to send reinforcements to where the combat was taking place.


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Gas detectors are used to warn of possible dangers from escaping gases. They trigger an alarm as soon as they detect a certain gas and thus offer the user the possibility to take measures in good time for protection. Please find out in our guide which types of gas detectors are available and what to pay attention to when purchasing them.
What are gas detectors?
What types of gas detectors are there?
Our practical tip: Maintain and maintain gas detectors
Buying Criteria for Gas Detectors – What's it all about?
FAQ – frequently asked questions about gas detectors
What are gas detectors?
Gas detectors, also known as gas detectors, are among the hazard detectors . They are very similar in their design and their function, but do not warn against smoke but against escaping gas . While the installation of smoke detectors in new and rebuilt buildings as well as existing buildings in most German federal states is legally obligatory, there is no such regulation for gas detectors. The installation of a gas detector, especially in households with gas heating and gas flow heaters, is highly recommended. Gas that escapes unnoticed or uncontrolled from the stove, heating or thermal baths is a major hazard. Natural gas, for example, contains a high proportion of combustible methane gas. Due to its explosiveness, a tiny spark is enough to ignite it. Toxic gases such as carbon monoxide can cause poisoning or suffocation .
Not only households, but also camping areas and caravans with a gas system , which supplies heating, refrigerator, stove or other appliances with gas or provides hot water, should be equipped with a gas detector for safety.
Gas detectors have the task of detecting gas in the surrounding area and of indicating a gas leak by triggering an alarm. Most gas detectors operate according to the hot wire method. They are equipped with a wire inside that starts to glow as soon as power is passed through it. If a flammable gas is in the air and reaches the hot wire at a certain concentration, it ignites and burns.
As a result, the resistance of the wire changes, which ultimately triggers an alarm. Resistance and gas concentration are proportional to each other, as the resistance changes in proportion to the amount of gas.
This makes it possible to determine the content of the gas in the air using the electronics integrated by the customer.
What types of gas detectors are there?
Depending on the type of gas to be collected, different types of gas detectors must be distinguished. These include:
Carbon monoxide detector
Carbon monoxide detectors are used to detect carbon monoxide, as the name suggests. The gas consists of carbon and oxygen (molecular formula: CO) and is produced wherever carbon-containing substances such as wood, charcoal or natural gas are burned. Carbon monoxide accumulates if, for example, a barbecue or a heating fungus is operated in the garage or in a closed room, burners work incorrectly on gas heaters and thermal baths or chimneys are blocked, so that smoke cannot be properly removed from the fireplace or oven. The treacherous thing about carbon monoxide is that it is completely invisible and odorless. An increased concentration of carbon monoxide in the air is not noticeable with the human sensory organs alone. For this reason, a CO detector should be installed wherever there is an open source of combustion (fireplace, oven) or a gas stove to protect against carbon monoxide poisoning. Since carbon monoxide is lighter than air and rises upwards, it is important to mount the carbon monoxide detector as high as possible or close to the ceiling . Depending on the floor plan, the size of the room and the location of the burning site, different distances and mounting heights are recommended. In order to be able to react in time, modern CO detectors indicate carbon monoxide values that are still below the danger limit, for example on an LC display. Alternatively, they generate a pre-alarm.
Natural gas detector
Natural gas detectors usually warn against methane and ethane because these two gases are among the main components of natural gas . Methane and ethane are odorless in their natural form, but they are often added to an unpleasant smelling fragrance that many mistakenly think is the typical gas smell. However, the odor alone is not a reliable indicator to detect the release of methane and ethane.
Especially in sleep the sense of smell is severely restricted. In addition, if you are in another room, there is a risk of noticing released natural gas much too late. The use of natural gas detectors is therefore extremely sensible. They are mounted in the same height as carbon monoxide detectors . The reason for this is that natural gas is lighter than air and therefore rises upwards. As a guide value for the installation height, approx. 30 cm below the ceiling is indicated. Households where natural gas is used for cooking or heating should be equipped with a natural gas detector.
Propane and butane detectors
Propane and butane are used for heating, cooking and cooling. They are used in gas cookers and gas boilers and are used both in camping and in many households. Propane and butane are liquefied gases , which means that they have been liquefied by compression. They are heavier than air and fall down in the event of an exit. For this reason, propane and butane detectors are mounted near the ground . The reference value is 30 cm above the ground.
In principle, each gas detector should be placed away from a side wall or furniture to allow gas to reach the detector from as many sides as possible. In addition, gas detectors should be positioned close but not too close to the gas source to prevent false alarms.
The immediate proximity to windows, doors, ventilation systems and fume hoods should also be avoided. There is a risk that the gas will not escape until very late when mixed with fresh air. Elsewhere, the concentration may already be very high.
Our practical tip: Maintain and maintain gas detectors
CO-Warner and other gas detectors should be checked for functionality once a month. For this purpose, many devices are equipped with a test button, which triggers an alarm when pressed. It is also important to keep the surface of the gas detector clean. The device must be dust-dusting regularly. In addition, no deos or room sprays should be sprayed near the gas detector.
Buying Criteria for Gas Detectors – What's it all about?
When purchasing a gas detector, it is primarily important that it is suitable for detecting the gas that you want to detect . To detect carbon monoxide, you should use a CO detector while a propane detector is the right choice for detecting propane gas.
Although there are combi detectors which can detect several types of gas (for example carbon monoxide methane propane butane), since liquid gases have a different density than carbon monoxide and natural gas and are therefore distributed differently in the room, at least two combination devices are required, which must be installed near the ground and the ceiling.
Furthermore, when selecting a CO detector or other gas detector, it must be noted that the alarm is sufficiently loud . The device should be able to generate a volume of at least 80 dB so that the acoustic signal can be heard in the room next to it.
The power supply also plays a role in the purchase of a gas detector. CO-detectors are often battery-operated , allowing them to be flexibly mounted in the room. This is particularly useful for gas detectors that need to be installed at the ceiling or at higher locations where no electrical outlet is available.
Some mains-powered devices also have batteries or rechargeable batteries that can be used as an emergency power source . This ensures that a gas alarm can be triggered even in the event of a power failure.
FAQ – frequently asked questions about gas detectors
Do I have to ask a specialist to install a gas detector?
Not necessarily. Conventional gas detectors are usually easy to install for everyone. Exception: This is a gas detector that automatically switches off the gas supply. A specialist should be consulted here.
Are there any specific testing standards that I can use to guide my purchase of a CO detector?
Yes. If CO detectors are labeled EN 50291, they meet the European requirements for design, operating behavior and possible test procedures. This specifies the period within which the detector must trigger the alarm at a certain carbon monoxide concentration. If the CO detector is intended for use in a caravan or on a boat, you should access a device that corresponds to EN 50291-2 This EU standard contains more detailed regulations and features particularly resistant carbon monoxide detectors.


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Keiko Miwa Ross commits additional $3.35 million to Penn State programs
Keiko Miwa Ross, a State College resident and Penn State's 2020 Philanthropist of the Year, has made new gifts that deepen connections between the University Park campus and the community. In celebration of her gifts, the University has named, in her honor, the Student Farm, a program of the Penn State Sustainability Institute; the WPSU Production Studio; and the Study Center in the Tombros and McWhirter Knowledge Commons in the University Libraries.
"Dr. Ross has embraced and embodied our land-grant mission to serve our community as well as our students, and she is a true philanthropic leader both for the 'Greater Penn State' campaign and for all Penn Staters," said University President Eric Barron. "Her support is all the more remarkable because she has chosen to support Penn State not as a graduate of our institution, but as a member of the public who has experienced firsthand the way that the University shapes countless lives in our region and beyond. The spaces that will bear her name also bear witness to her extraordinary vision and generosity."
The Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Student Farm
Each of the newly named spaces represents a connection that Ross has formed with the University Park campus. From her home in the Village at Penn State, Ross has been able to watch the growth of the nearby Student Farm, established in 2016 to give Penn State students an opportunity for hands-on learning about the challenges and the impact of creating sustainable food systems. Under the auspices of the Sustainability Institute, the Student Farm supplies harvests from its current one-acre plot to Penn State Dining and the Lion's Pantry, and it offers shares of produce to the community. The Village at Penn State has also formed a relationship with the Student Farm, purchasing produce and arranging volunteer days and tours for its residents. Ross was introduced to the farm and its students through these connections, and her enthusiasm for the project resulted in a $2 million commitment to name the Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Student Farm at Penn State.
"Dr. Ross has made her gift at a critical moment for both the farm and for a post-COVID society," said Penn State Chief Sustainability Officer Paul Shrivastava. "Human health is directly tied to the health of our agricultural systems, and the students who both learn and teach at the farm will lead the way in ensuring an abundant, safe, and sustainable food supply. The support from Dr. Ross will help us to better prepare them for the road ahead, and it will allow us to capitalize on the University's recent commitment to expand the farm's footprint and operations."
Leslie Pillen, who directs the Sustainable Food Systems Program within the Sustainability Institute and who works directly with the students who operate the farm, said, "Our mission is to grow food, leaders, and communities. Dr. Ross's gift will give us the resources to pursue all three of these goals, and it communicates to the students, who work so hard for the farm's success, that their efforts are recognized and appreciated. As we look to expand the Student Farm concept beyond the three locations where we currently operate — University Park, Penn State Behrend, and Penn State Beaver — we believe that Dr. Ross will inspire both students and other donors to invest in sustainable agriculture for their campuses and communities."
The Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross WPSU Production Studio
Ross has also invested an additional $1 million to ensure that those communities have access to top-quality public television far into the future. By naming the Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross WPSU Production Studio, she builds upon her past support for the station, including a gift last year to replace the aging WPSU transmitter. Much of WPSU's original content, including President Barron's series "Digging Deeper," is produced in the studio, located at Innovation Park in State College. The studio itself will bear her name, and she will also be honored in on-air spots during programs that Ross, a longtime supporter and advocate of public broadcasting, especially values.
"The gifts that Dr. Ross has made to WPSU will allow us to better serve audiences with pioneering cultural and educational offerings that reflect the interests and needs of our region," said Vice President for Outreach Tracey DeBlase Huston. "Her support is affirmation of our mission to serve, inform, and entertain the more than half a million households we reach through our programming, and for these Pennsylvanians as well as for the entire WPSU team, her name will be synonymous with excellence in public broadcasting."
The Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Study Center
Ross has also supported informed citizenship and lifelong learning through her support of the University Libraries. Her most recent gift has created a $350,000 endowment to fund acquisitions and subscriptions to international publications and media. Ross has frequently made use of these resources, and she is a regular visitor to the Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Study Center in the Tombros and McWhirter Knowledge Commons, where fifty computer terminals and IT support staff are available to both students and members of the public. The visibility of this space, which is used thousands of times a year, made it an ideal location to name in honor of Ross, according to Barbara I. Dewey, dean of University Libraries and scholarly communications.
"The Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Study Center is an important point of connection between our community, all the resources that we offer, and the larger world," said Dewey. "I am delighted that the University Libraries now have both outdoor space, in the form of the Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Garden Terrace, and indoor space that celebrate her commitment to an informed and educated citizenry."
Philanthropy across the University from an educational pioneer
Earlier this year, Ross was honored for her transformational philanthropy with Penn State's Philanthropist of the Year award. Her support to areas across the University Park campus includes a $7.5 million gift to the new landmark Palmer Museum of Art building, which pushed the project to its initial $13.9 million fundraising goal. Currently slated to open in 2023 pending Board of Trustees approval, the building will feature two spaces named for Ross: the lobby and a unique, elevated and glass-enclosed corridor that will connect the facility's main building to its education and administration wing and frame a gateway that will welcome visitors to both the museum and the adjacent Arboretum at Penn State. Within the Arboretum, Ross has made a significant gift to the Pollinator and Bird Garden, set to open next year.
Born and raised in Japan, Ross was an educational pioneer in her native country. In 1952, Japanese college education was opened for women for the first time in history, and Ross was among the nation's first female undergraduates. She completed her education in the United States, however, first receiving her bachelor of arts degree and, later, her master's and doctoral degrees in education from universities in Washington State.
Back in Japan, while she was teaching college in Kobe and living in Nishinomiya, Ross worked for a sister-city affiliate program between Nishinomiya and the City of Spokane, Washington, where she had lived during school, and in 1965 she received honorary citizenship from the mayor of Spokane. In 1974, she worked for former U.S. President Gerald Ford during his visit to Japan, receiving a Presidential Certificate of Appreciation.
During one of these special assignments — as an official hostess for foreign dignitaries at Expo '70, the world's fair in Osaka — she met S. Thomas Ross, director of an American-Japanese joint venture company. They were married the following year and lived in Japan until 1977, when Thomas was assigned to New York. Keiko subsequently became an American citizen and, while working for the U.S. Department of State, was able to visit all 50 states. The Rosses ultimately settled at the Village at Penn State, and Thomas passed away in 2013.
"Penn State has done so much to make me and other State College citizens feel welcome and valued, and to help us stay connected to the world beyond Centre County," said Ross. "The Student Farm, WPSU-TV, and the University Libraries have all become an important part of my experience here, and I know that they matter to many others, too. I am very glad to give back to the University and support the programs which make this institution and this community truly unique."
Ross's philanthropy will advance "A Greater Penn State for 21st Century Excellence," a focused campaign that seeks to elevate Penn State's position as a leading public university in a world defined by rapid change and global connections. With the support of alumni and friends, "A Greater Penn State" seeks to fulfill the three key imperatives of a 21st-century public university: keeping the doors to higher education open to hardworking students regardless of financial well-being; creating transformative experiences that go beyond the classroom; and impacting the world by serving communities and fueling discovery, innovation and entrepreneurship. To learn more about "A Greater Penn State for 21st Century Excellence," visit greaterpennstate.psu.edu.


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