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This week’s Adopt-A-Pet, presented by Boro Realty, is Quill from Independent Animal Rescue!
Quill loves attention and is the friendliest dog you’ll ever meet. He doesn’t love his crate, but goes in with no issues. Quill is also very food motivated, which helps when training him. He is also afraid of loud noises like fireworks, so make sure to make him feel loved when there are loud noises around!
To learn more about Quill and the rest of animals available for adoption at Independent Animal Rescue, visit their location in Durham.

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this week’s adopt-a-pet, presented by boro realty, is quill from independent animal rescue!
quill loves attention and is the friendliest dog you’ll ever meet. he doesn’t love his crate, but goes in with no issues. quill is also very food motivated, which helps when training him. he is also afraid of loud noises like fireworks, so make sure to make him feel loved when there are loud noises around!
to learn more about quill and the rest of animals available for adoption at independent animal rescue, visit their location in durham.


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Infinity Scarf, Heart Print Tights: c/o OASAP.
I feel like winter has the ability to help me think clearly. The crisp air slices like a sharp edged knife when I leave for classes in the morning, the snow falls gently, building up on my coat in the afternoon, and everything is still and silent as I walk home at night. It's during these little moments that I walk through the stages of my every day life that I think and observe. The fog of warmth is gone from me and it's like I'm given 20/20 vision to see the world through a different (steamed up) looking glass.
I feel differently, see differently, listen differently. It's this odd time where pieces and parts come together as I'm walking through this little miracle throughout the day that God allows to happen. I'm increduous. I've lived in Ohio my whole life and have had more than enough experience with winter and snow but yet, I find myself in awe during the first of it. This child like wonder that something so beautiful and fresh can happen. It changes a little part of me inside and I'm not quite sure what that part is, but it's changed.
For some reason I have a hunch it's hope. I have more hope when winter roles around. You would think the opposite as the days grow shorter and dearier, but not for me. When the chill hits that makes me breath in deeply and feel my very alive heart beat beating; I can't imagine not having hope just for everything. Anything. The freshness of everything leaves me wanting to stand outside in the bitter cold just to think and wonder.
What a nice high waist skirt!
wow I love your skirt, it's perfect! can't believe it's thrifted, what a find! :) great outfit!
I can absolutely relate. Something about the cold air and crisp snow, it changes your perspective somehow. Every year, when the first snow comes, I stand looking out the window just taking it all in. Even though I see it every year, it's such a beautiful, awe-inspiring moment. And, in a way, it changes you. Every time.
This is such a sweet outfit, I love the black and white. The cozy scarf and sweater together are beautiful, not to mention the shoes.

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infinity scarf, heart print tights: c/o oasap.
i feel like winter has the ability to help me think clearly. the crisp air slices like a sharp edged knife when i leave for classes in the morning, the snow falls gently, building up on my coat in the afternoon, and everything is still and silent as i walk home at night. it's during these little moments that i walk through the stages of my every day life that i think and observe. the fog of warmth is gone from me and it's like i'm given 20/20 vision to see the world through a different (steamed up) looking glass.
i feel differently, see differently, listen differently. it's this odd time where pieces and parts come together as i'm walking through this little miracle throughout the day that god allows to happen. i'm increduous. i've lived in ohio my whole life and have had more than enough experience with winter and snow but yet, i find myself in awe during the first of it. this child like wonder that something so beautiful and fresh can happen. it changes a little part of me inside and i'm not quite sure what that part is, but it's changed.
for some reason i have a hunch it's hope. i have more hope when winter roles around. you would think the opposite as the days grow shorter and dearier, but not for me. when the chill hits that makes me breath in deeply and feel my very alive heart beat beating; i can't imagine not having hope just for everything. anything. the freshness of everything leaves me wanting to stand outside in the bitter cold just to think and wonder.
what a nice high waist skirt!
wow i love your skirt, it's perfect! can't believe it's thrifted, what a find! :) great outfit!
i can absolutely relate. something about the cold air and crisp snow, it changes your perspective somehow. every year, when the first snow comes, i stand looking out the window just taking it all in. even though i see it every year, it's such a beautiful, awe-inspiring moment. and, in a way, it changes you. every time.
this is such a sweet outfit, i love the black and white. the cozy scarf and sweater together are beautiful, not to mention the shoes.


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Description: In this video I show you how to sync audio with video and how to apply an watermark. My next video will teach you how to make a watermark for your videos.
How to make a watermark?

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description: in this video i show you how to sync audio with video and how to apply an watermark. my next video will teach you how to make a watermark for your videos.
how to make a watermark?


text: Such a simple flower. Star-of-Bethlehem (a.k.a. sleepydick, grass lily, nap-at-noon or eleven-o’clock lady; Ornithogalum umbellatum). But exquisite in its simplicity. An inhabitant of those spaces between the shadow and the light. A harbinger of warmer times.

lowercased: such a simple flower. star-of-bethlehem (a.k.a. sleepydick, grass lily, nap-at-noon or eleven-o’clock lady; ornithogalum umbellatum). but exquisite in its simplicity. an inhabitant of those spaces between the shadow and the light. a harbinger of warmer times.


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(bo͞okh), Ukr. Pivdynnyy Buh, river, c.490 mi (790 km) long, rising in the Volhynian-Podolian hills, W Ukraine. The Buh, flowing generally SE into the Black Sea, is navigable for c.100 mi (160 km) from Voznesensk to its mouth. It is also called the Bug or Southern Bug.
Buhen fue concebida para defender la frontera meridional y controlar las rutas comerciales entre los reinos kushitas y meroiticos con los faraones egipcios a lo largo del Nilo.
Icons, frescos, and other artifacts rescued from the cathedral can be seen on the museum's upper floor, while the ruins of Buhen, Semna, and Kumma temples occupy the museum's front yard.
7) Between a post at Buhen that could best be called a factory (pp.
Arbyn M, Bergeron C, Klinkhamer P, Martin-Hirsch P, Siebers Ag, Buhen I.
Por un lado, el edificio A, separado del muro perimetral, perteneceria al mismo momento constructivo que este, posiblemente un momento cercano a la construccion de la fortaleza de Buhen.
Dann plotzlich Buhen, Schreien, Pfeifen aus dem Publikum; Flaschen und Holzstucke fliegen; die Gaste aus der DDR fliehen unter dem Schutz von Sicherheitsbeamten.
Em cemiterios nas proximidades de centros administrativos como Soleb e Buhen, sao encontrados enterramentos egipcios com a devida identificacao dos mortos.
Wadi Halfa has a number of antiquities in its museum and the Temple of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III at Buhen, which are close to Wadi Halfa.
Through a three-dimensional vector model and associated texture maps, the ramparts of Buhen were captured for the last time, forever.
A lot of the Polynesian places in Los Angeles have closed down," co-owner Mike Buhen tells me.

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(bo͞okh), ukr. pivdynnyy buh, river, c.490 mi (790 km) long, rising in the volhynian-podolian hills, w ukraine. the buh, flowing generally se into the black sea, is navigable for c.100 mi (160 km) from voznesensk to its mouth. it is also called the bug or southern bug.
buhen fue concebida para defender la frontera meridional y controlar las rutas comerciales entre los reinos kushitas y meroiticos con los faraones egipcios a lo largo del nilo.
icons, frescos, and other artifacts rescued from the cathedral can be seen on the museum's upper floor, while the ruins of buhen, semna, and kumma temples occupy the museum's front yard.
7) between a post at buhen that could best be called a factory (pp.
arbyn m, bergeron c, klinkhamer p, martin-hirsch p, siebers ag, buhen i.
por un lado, el edificio a, separado del muro perimetral, perteneceria al mismo momento constructivo que este, posiblemente un momento cercano a la construccion de la fortaleza de buhen.
dann plotzlich buhen, schreien, pfeifen aus dem publikum; flaschen und holzstucke fliegen; die gaste aus der ddr fliehen unter dem schutz von sicherheitsbeamten.
em cemiterios nas proximidades de centros administrativos como soleb e buhen, sao encontrados enterramentos egipcios com a devida identificacao dos mortos.
wadi halfa has a number of antiquities in its museum and the temple of hatshepsut and thutmose iii at buhen, which are close to wadi halfa.
through a three-dimensional vector model and associated texture maps, the ramparts of buhen were captured for the last time, forever.
a lot of the polynesian places in los angeles have closed down," co-owner mike buhen tells me.


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URBAN QUARTER is committed to ensuring a smooth and stress-free homebuilding process for land purchasers at Dunsborough Lakes. You can view our Design Guidelines brochure via the link below. Additional information, application forms and relevant vouchers relating to fencing and landscaping will be added to this page when available. If you have any questions relating to any building-related matters call us on (08) 9756 8122.
From east to west and tee to green - see Dunsborough Lakes in detail.

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urban quarter is committed to ensuring a smooth and stress-free homebuilding process for land purchasers at dunsborough lakes. you can view our design guidelines brochure via the link below. additional information, application forms and relevant vouchers relating to fencing and landscaping will be added to this page when available. if you have any questions relating to any building-related matters call us on (08) 9756 8122.
from east to west and tee to green - see dunsborough lakes in detail.


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Never underestimate how far you can go with God and the right People. No man is an island .
Hadiza Yaradua ::::: Fabulous and Fierce at 40 ❤❤❤❤❤. Words would not begin to describe what we went through to create these images. I can’t begin to thank every single person who got involved in the success of this shoot. This was by far one of the most challenging photo shoot experiences but it was made easy because of the many creatives who put heads together to see that this came out better than I expected . May God bless each and everyone of you . To my good friend and boss @hadiza_yaradua thank you for letting me express myself and for giving us the platform to flourish at this shoot. You’ve never stopped supporting me from the first day we met and I am grateful to God for clients like you who have turned into family. I pray that the next 40 years of your life would be more beautiful and fulfilling than what you’ve already been blessed with . Have a fabulous day boss . 💄 @jideofstola Turban: @solangehairandbeauty lights: @iamdjgabby Designer : @reedas__ creative director: @iamdjgabby and @thenwando . Special shout to the entire big H team. You guys are a blessing .

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never underestimate how far you can go with god and the right people. no man is an island .
hadiza yaradua ::::: fabulous and fierce at 40 ❤❤❤❤❤. words would not begin to describe what we went through to create these images. i can’t begin to thank every single person who got involved in the success of this shoot. this was by far one of the most challenging photo shoot experiences but it was made easy because of the many creatives who put heads together to see that this came out better than i expected . may god bless each and everyone of you . to my good friend and boss @hadiza_yaradua thank you for letting me express myself and for giving us the platform to flourish at this shoot. you’ve never stopped supporting me from the first day we met and i am grateful to god for clients like you who have turned into family. i pray that the next 40 years of your life would be more beautiful and fulfilling than what you’ve already been blessed with . have a fabulous day boss . 💄 @jideofstola turban: @solangehairandbeauty lights: @iamdjgabby designer : @reedas__ creative director: @iamdjgabby and @thenwando . special shout to the entire big h team. you guys are a blessing .


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The President of Nigeria, President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday announced that Democracy Day will henceforth be celebrated on June 12 of each year.
The president said after due consultations, the Federal Government has decided that henceforth, June 12 would be celebrated as Democracy Day.
A statement signed by the president said “For 18 years, Nigerians had been celebrating May 29 as Democracy Day, saying that was the date when for the second time in Nigeria’s history, an elected administration took over from a military government, adding that the first time was October 21, 1979.
But in the view of Nigerians, as shared by this administration, June 12th, 1993, was far more symbolic of democracy in the Nigerian context than May 29th or even the October 1st.
June 12th, 1993 was the day when Nigerians in millions expressed their democratic will in what was undisputedly the freest, fairest and most peaceful elections since our independence. The fact that the outcome of that election was not upheld by the then military government does not distract from the democratic credentials of that process.
Accordingly, after due consultations, the Federal Government has decided that henceforth, June 12th will be celebrated as Democracy Day. Therefore, government has decided to award posthumously the highest honour of the land, GCFR, to late Chief MKO Abiola, the presumed winner of the June 12th, 1993 cancelled elections.
His running mate as Vice President, Ambassador Babagana Kingibe, is also to be invested with a GCON. Furthermore, the tireless fighter for human rights and the actualisation of the June 12th elections and indeed for democracy in general, the late Chief Gani Fawehinmi, SAN, is to be awarded posthumously a GCON,” he said.
Buhari added that the commemoration and investiture would take place on Tuesday, June 12, 2018, a date which in future years would replace May 29th as a national public holiday in celebration of Nigeria Democracy Day.
OLUGBEDU CELEBRATES HIS BIRTHDAY IN STYLE.
Senator David Mark: Convoy attacked.

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the president of nigeria, president muhammadu buhari on wednesday announced that democracy day will henceforth be celebrated on june 12 of each year.
the president said after due consultations, the federal government has decided that henceforth, june 12 would be celebrated as democracy day.
a statement signed by the president said “for 18 years, nigerians had been celebrating may 29 as democracy day, saying that was the date when for the second time in nigeria’s history, an elected administration took over from a military government, adding that the first time was october 21, 1979.
but in the view of nigerians, as shared by this administration, june 12th, 1993, was far more symbolic of democracy in the nigerian context than may 29th or even the october 1st.
june 12th, 1993 was the day when nigerians in millions expressed their democratic will in what was undisputedly the freest, fairest and most peaceful elections since our independence. the fact that the outcome of that election was not upheld by the then military government does not distract from the democratic credentials of that process.
accordingly, after due consultations, the federal government has decided that henceforth, june 12th will be celebrated as democracy day. therefore, government has decided to award posthumously the highest honour of the land, gcfr, to late chief mko abiola, the presumed winner of the june 12th, 1993 cancelled elections.
his running mate as vice president, ambassador babagana kingibe, is also to be invested with a gcon. furthermore, the tireless fighter for human rights and the actualisation of the june 12th elections and indeed for democracy in general, the late chief gani fawehinmi, san, is to be awarded posthumously a gcon,” he said.
buhari added that the commemoration and investiture would take place on tuesday, june 12, 2018, a date which in future years would replace may 29th as a national public holiday in celebration of nigeria democracy day.
olugbedu celebrates his birthday in style.
senator david mark: convoy attacked.


text: M&M Moving is a fully licensed and insured relocation company located in the Greater Boston Area. We offer local and long-distance moving and storage services for residential and commercial customers. All of our trucks are loaded with all necessary equipment needed to make your move as efficient and as safe as possible. Our professional, uniformed movers are trained and experienced to handle any moving task. Our mission is to provide great service at a reasonable cost. We understand that moving can be a challenging and stressful endeavor, so we provide the support, guidance, and expertise needed to make your experience one you will never forget. We are here to make your move a pleasant experience and a smooth transition for you and your family.

lowercased: m&m moving is a fully licensed and insured relocation company located in the greater boston area. we offer local and long-distance moving and storage services for residential and commercial customers. all of our trucks are loaded with all necessary equipment needed to make your move as efficient and as safe as possible. our professional, uniformed movers are trained and experienced to handle any moving task. our mission is to provide great service at a reasonable cost. we understand that moving can be a challenging and stressful endeavor, so we provide the support, guidance, and expertise needed to make your experience one you will never forget. we are here to make your move a pleasant experience and a smooth transition for you and your family.


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Why not become a host family ?
My name is Louise Poulin, I'm a 32 year old English teacher and I work in a secondary school in Toulouse, in the South of France.I decided to create my own company « Sky, my English ! » in September 2014.
WHAT IS "SKY, MY ENGLISH !" ?
My aim is to help non-English speakers to improve their level by enabling them either to go to England, Canada or to stay in France, to live with British or Canadian hosts.
I have set up a serious and trustworthy company that allows motivated pupils who are willing to learn English to be welcomed into the homes of British hosts.
My firm is looking for trustworthy, enthusiastic and highly motivated host families who are keen to welcome guests into their home and to share their way of life with them.
The host families will be compensated in return for their warm and friendly hospitality.
WHY SHOULD YOU HOST ?
Hosting young or mature learners is an exciting decision for your family and a rewarding experience.
Your child will gain a new brother or sister, you will gain a new friend and the energy that will fill your home will add a new dynamic to your household !
If you would like to host a French child, teenager or adult, please fill in the questionnaire and I will get back to you as soon as possible.

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why not become a host family ?
my name is louise poulin, i'm a 32 year old english teacher and i work in a secondary school in toulouse, in the south of france.i decided to create my own company « sky, my english ! » in september 2014.
what is "sky, my english !" ?
my aim is to help non-english speakers to improve their level by enabling them either to go to england, canada or to stay in france, to live with british or canadian hosts.
i have set up a serious and trustworthy company that allows motivated pupils who are willing to learn english to be welcomed into the homes of british hosts.
my firm is looking for trustworthy, enthusiastic and highly motivated host families who are keen to welcome guests into their home and to share their way of life with them.
the host families will be compensated in return for their warm and friendly hospitality.
why should you host ?
hosting young or mature learners is an exciting decision for your family and a rewarding experience.
your child will gain a new brother or sister, you will gain a new friend and the energy that will fill your home will add a new dynamic to your household !
if you would like to host a french child, teenager or adult, please fill in the questionnaire and i will get back to you as soon as possible.


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Bold and elegant. This large curved Chevron Style necklace is a beauty.
The 925 sterling silver hammered Chevron is slightly oxidized to give it dimension and features a large genuine Black Onyx pear shaped pendant that is set in sterling silver that hangs from a rosary style hand wrapped with sterling wire Black Onyx chain that is available in multiple lengths.

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bold and elegant. this large curved chevron style necklace is a beauty.
the 925 sterling silver hammered chevron is slightly oxidized to give it dimension and features a large genuine black onyx pear shaped pendant that is set in sterling silver that hangs from a rosary style hand wrapped with sterling wire black onyx chain that is available in multiple lengths.


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nmon is short for Nigel’s Monitor performance for Linux. why should nmon for monitoring server linux? because nmon is very easy to use. nmon for linux runs in the background, you will not be able to see the process being run by nmon. the output of the nmon process is a spreadsheet. i am currently using nmon for rhel 6 or rhel 7 operating system, you can download it nmon for linux or you can visit this page (github).
following command to install nmon.
please type nmon you will see a view like this.
If you need nmon to collect server performance data, you can run it in the background. nmon runs in the background at intervals per second with option –s and –f for output spreadsheet. if you need nmon to run for 5 minutes then command like this.
now you know your interval is 900 seconds,so value for you -s 900 and how do you get snapshot value?
for another example, suppose i need nmon to collect data for 6 days with 30 minute interval like this.
script nmon can we run automatically at certain hours as needed, we can enter the script nmon on crontab.
in the above crontab script, will run for a 300 second or 5 minute interval and run automatically every 5 minutes, the nmon script will generate a log of extension .nmon and to analyze the result of nmon we need 1 more tools that is nmon analyzer. download nmon analiser here. following screenshot of nmon analyzer, click analyze nmon data and browse your nmon log.
this is the result of a nmon log analysis.
so this article I hope to help you.

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nmon is short for nigel’s monitor performance for linux. why should nmon for monitoring server linux? because nmon is very easy to use. nmon for linux runs in the background, you will not be able to see the process being run by nmon. the output of the nmon process is a spreadsheet. i am currently using nmon for rhel 6 or rhel 7 operating system, you can download it nmon for linux or you can visit this page (github).
following command to install nmon.
please type nmon you will see a view like this.
if you need nmon to collect server performance data, you can run it in the background. nmon runs in the background at intervals per second with option –s and –f for output spreadsheet. if you need nmon to run for 5 minutes then command like this.
now you know your interval is 900 seconds,so value for you -s 900 and how do you get snapshot value?
for another example, suppose i need nmon to collect data for 6 days with 30 minute interval like this.
script nmon can we run automatically at certain hours as needed, we can enter the script nmon on crontab.
in the above crontab script, will run for a 300 second or 5 minute interval and run automatically every 5 minutes, the nmon script will generate a log of extension .nmon and to analyze the result of nmon we need 1 more tools that is nmon analyzer. download nmon analiser here. following screenshot of nmon analyzer, click analyze nmon data and browse your nmon log.
this is the result of a nmon log analysis.
so this article i hope to help you.


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Rodent Guys gopher removal service for Hawaiian Gardens gopher control protects landscaping from the devastating damage by gophers. Our residential treatment for gophers uses no poisons and is safe for children, dogs, cats and other animals. Our approach for gopher control with the best guarantee of anyone around servicing Hawaiian Gardens, CA.
The normal method for residential gopher control in Hawaiian Gardens and commercial gopher removal in Hawaiian Gardens is combined with traps and carbon monoxide. We do not use the normal poison bait which is strychnine or gopher poison similar to rat poisonous bait. We have found their effectiveness is low and the danger to your dogs, cats and children and other animals along with predatory birds is high.
Based on this our Hawaiian Gardens gopher control begins by trapping in the gopher tunnels nearby the most recent activity on your property. The traps are placed down into the gopher’s tunnel using small flags displaying their positions. Rodent Guys typically will allow the trap sets sit for one to seven days varying on schedule, weather and the technician’s recommendation.
When we come to retrieve the traps the dead gophers will be pulled from the tunnels which is the first phase of our Hawaiian Gardens gopher control. After the trapping we will use our carbon monoxide machines to inject carbon monoxide gas into the gopher burrow eliminating any other gophers in the burrow including any babies in the nest. Utilizing 2 different techniques such as these gives excellent gopher control in Hawaiian Gardens allowing Rodent Guys to offer the best guarantee.
Why do you not use poison for gopher control in Hawaiian Gardens?
While many poisons are available for controlling gophers but few of them work effectively as a method by itself. Even the professional strength of gopher poison available to us, a licensed pest control company, has poor results. Strychnine is known to be only 50-60% effective as a standalone method of gopher control for your Hawaiian Gardens property. Our experience with these poisons is slightly better but still not high enough.
Besides gopher bait not having acceptable control it is also very dangerous to dogs, cats and wildlife as well as children for your Hawaiian Gardens gopher control project. Sometimes gophers will eject poison out of their burrows when they do not intend to consume it (this is common). Once the bait is above ground it is now exposed for anyone (children, dogs, cats and other animals) to consume the deadly bait. Poisons such as strychnine have no antidote and kill in roughly 30 minutes.
The other way for exposure to the poison is if a dog digs down n the burrow going after the gopher and digs down to the bait. Don’t let technicians trick you, the main tunnels are not multiple feet down. The tunnels on your Hawaiian Gardens property are two to eight inches below and easy to dig since the tunneling removed much of the ground previously.
The other common way for your pet or wildlife to be poisoned by gopher bait is by consuming a dead or dying gopher that ate the poison. The bait is still in the gopher’s stomach and when your dog eats the gopher it is also eating the gopher bait. If you own dogs it is strongly recommended to not use gopher poison and do not let pest control companies serving Hawaiian Gardens, CA tell you it is safe – it is not.
Here at Rodent Guys we have played with many techniques for gopher eradication for our customers over the years. In Hawaiian Gardens, the main reasons to use trapping as a primary method of gopher pest removal is it works very well and is pet safe. There is no doubt when you pull out a gopher that you have solved the issue.
We know Hawaiian Gardens people want their gopher infestation fixed right away. Since we follow our trapping up with a carbon monoxide treatment we have now used a totally separate technique utilizing a different technology to help ensure the highest chances of full gopher extermination.
The carbon monoxide floods the gopher burrow system with an unlivable environment which only needs them to breath as a method of control. The entire system which is connected by tunneling is filled with this lethal gas in about 30 seconds and will eliminate gophers within the tunnels including babies in the burrow. Once the machines are switched off the gas quickly dissipates out of the gopher tunnels of your Hawaiian Gardens property. Above ground people and pets are unaffected by the gasses down in the tunnel. Our devices are registered and approved by EPA and State of California regulations for everyone’s safety.
Rodent Guys offers the longest guarantee of anyone we have seen serving Hawaiian Gardens. Our standard guarantee is 60 days. This means during your guarantee period if you notice any activity you can call us out at no cost to your property and we will re-treat the area.
We offer regular service for residential and commercial properties in Hawaiian Gardens. This is usually performed on a monthly basis consisting of Rodent Guys coming to your property once per month traversing the entire property and treating the gopher activity.
If gopher activity is seen in between calls we can be called out to take care of it so you do not have to wait until your next service. This will minimize the damage they do and keeps your property at its best. We will either do an extra service or perform the next visit early depending how soon your next Hawaiian Gardens service is scheduled.
Give us a call – its free. We would be pleased to go over your pet safe gopher removal options and quote prices right over the phone for your Hawaiian Gardens property. Talk to you soon.
Please take a moment to call us Rodent Guys for you Hawaiian Gardens gopher control project at 909-599-4711.

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rodent guys gopher removal service for hawaiian gardens gopher control protects landscaping from the devastating damage by gophers. our residential treatment for gophers uses no poisons and is safe for children, dogs, cats and other animals. our approach for gopher control with the best guarantee of anyone around servicing hawaiian gardens, ca.
the normal method for residential gopher control in hawaiian gardens and commercial gopher removal in hawaiian gardens is combined with traps and carbon monoxide. we do not use the normal poison bait which is strychnine or gopher poison similar to rat poisonous bait. we have found their effectiveness is low and the danger to your dogs, cats and children and other animals along with predatory birds is high.
based on this our hawaiian gardens gopher control begins by trapping in the gopher tunnels nearby the most recent activity on your property. the traps are placed down into the gopher’s tunnel using small flags displaying their positions. rodent guys typically will allow the trap sets sit for one to seven days varying on schedule, weather and the technician’s recommendation.
when we come to retrieve the traps the dead gophers will be pulled from the tunnels which is the first phase of our hawaiian gardens gopher control. after the trapping we will use our carbon monoxide machines to inject carbon monoxide gas into the gopher burrow eliminating any other gophers in the burrow including any babies in the nest. utilizing 2 different techniques such as these gives excellent gopher control in hawaiian gardens allowing rodent guys to offer the best guarantee.
why do you not use poison for gopher control in hawaiian gardens?
while many poisons are available for controlling gophers but few of them work effectively as a method by itself. even the professional strength of gopher poison available to us, a licensed pest control company, has poor results. strychnine is known to be only 50-60% effective as a standalone method of gopher control for your hawaiian gardens property. our experience with these poisons is slightly better but still not high enough.
besides gopher bait not having acceptable control it is also very dangerous to dogs, cats and wildlife as well as children for your hawaiian gardens gopher control project. sometimes gophers will eject poison out of their burrows when they do not intend to consume it (this is common). once the bait is above ground it is now exposed for anyone (children, dogs, cats and other animals) to consume the deadly bait. poisons such as strychnine have no antidote and kill in roughly 30 minutes.
the other way for exposure to the poison is if a dog digs down n the burrow going after the gopher and digs down to the bait. don’t let technicians trick you, the main tunnels are not multiple feet down. the tunnels on your hawaiian gardens property are two to eight inches below and easy to dig since the tunneling removed much of the ground previously.
the other common way for your pet or wildlife to be poisoned by gopher bait is by consuming a dead or dying gopher that ate the poison. the bait is still in the gopher’s stomach and when your dog eats the gopher it is also eating the gopher bait. if you own dogs it is strongly recommended to not use gopher poison and do not let pest control companies serving hawaiian gardens, ca tell you it is safe – it is not.
here at rodent guys we have played with many techniques for gopher eradication for our customers over the years. in hawaiian gardens, the main reasons to use trapping as a primary method of gopher pest removal is it works very well and is pet safe. there is no doubt when you pull out a gopher that you have solved the issue.
we know hawaiian gardens people want their gopher infestation fixed right away. since we follow our trapping up with a carbon monoxide treatment we have now used a totally separate technique utilizing a different technology to help ensure the highest chances of full gopher extermination.
the carbon monoxide floods the gopher burrow system with an unlivable environment which only needs them to breath as a method of control. the entire system which is connected by tunneling is filled with this lethal gas in about 30 seconds and will eliminate gophers within the tunnels including babies in the burrow. once the machines are switched off the gas quickly dissipates out of the gopher tunnels of your hawaiian gardens property. above ground people and pets are unaffected by the gasses down in the tunnel. our devices are registered and approved by epa and state of california regulations for everyone’s safety.
rodent guys offers the longest guarantee of anyone we have seen serving hawaiian gardens. our standard guarantee is 60 days. this means during your guarantee period if you notice any activity you can call us out at no cost to your property and we will re-treat the area.
we offer regular service for residential and commercial properties in hawaiian gardens. this is usually performed on a monthly basis consisting of rodent guys coming to your property once per month traversing the entire property and treating the gopher activity.
if gopher activity is seen in between calls we can be called out to take care of it so you do not have to wait until your next service. this will minimize the damage they do and keeps your property at its best. we will either do an extra service or perform the next visit early depending how soon your next hawaiian gardens service is scheduled.
give us a call – its free. we would be pleased to go over your pet safe gopher removal options and quote prices right over the phone for your hawaiian gardens property. talk to you soon.
please take a moment to call us rodent guys for you hawaiian gardens gopher control project at 909-599-4711.


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Sanders & Sanders Ltd. (or Sander Bros. as it was first named) was established in 1873 by Brothers William and Thomas Sanders of Rushden, Northamptonshire. William Benjamin Sanders was apprenticed to the shoe and boot trade as a lad, and then went on to working in London as clicker before returning to Rushden in 1871 at the end of the Franco Prussian War, with the vision of setting up his own shoe making business with his brother.
Profiting through misfortune, the Sanders brothers went on to rebuilding the factory in the most modern, up to date style inside and out and installed the latest B.U machinery. Mr William Sanders was said to of referred to it as his ‘model factory’. The factory was also extended on either side, with a closing and dispatch department meaning that the whole process could be done under one roof, which was a first at the present time.
One year after this ordeal, Mr William Sanders retired leaving the Business in the hands of his three sons, William, Thomas and Leslie. Today, Sanders & Sanders remains in the same factory on Spencer road as it has done for the past century, and is known throughout the world as the very best in English elegance, and exports to over thirty countries across five continents.
This season you can find a wide range of the latest Sanders & Sanders Ltd collections in a wide range of colours. This seasons models include the highly sought after Joel Chelsea Boots in four suede colours and the timeless High Top Suede Chukka Boots that are also featured in a variety of colorways. This collection is simply a must have for any heritage or smart casual look book as we carry on through the season.

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sanders & sanders ltd. (or sander bros. as it was first named) was established in 1873 by brothers william and thomas sanders of rushden, northamptonshire. william benjamin sanders was apprenticed to the shoe and boot trade as a lad, and then went on to working in london as clicker before returning to rushden in 1871 at the end of the franco prussian war, with the vision of setting up his own shoe making business with his brother.
profiting through misfortune, the sanders brothers went on to rebuilding the factory in the most modern, up to date style inside and out and installed the latest b.u machinery. mr william sanders was said to of referred to it as his ‘model factory’. the factory was also extended on either side, with a closing and dispatch department meaning that the whole process could be done under one roof, which was a first at the present time.
one year after this ordeal, mr william sanders retired leaving the business in the hands of his three sons, william, thomas and leslie. today, sanders & sanders remains in the same factory on spencer road as it has done for the past century, and is known throughout the world as the very best in english elegance, and exports to over thirty countries across five continents.
this season you can find a wide range of the latest sanders & sanders ltd collections in a wide range of colours. this seasons models include the highly sought after joel chelsea boots in four suede colours and the timeless high top suede chukka boots that are also featured in a variety of colorways. this collection is simply a must have for any heritage or smart casual look book as we carry on through the season.


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A mere 30m to the Skytower's indoor fitness and sauna so you can keep up your health regime.
Bookings essential and recommended within 5 days of booking to avoid disappointment. Subject to availability. BLACKOUT DATES: 3rd, 6th, 8th, 10th, 11th, 12th May. Not valid public holidays. Strictly NO PARTIES OR EVENTS in the apartment. Must be used in 1 visit. Combine coupons to lengthen stay, subject to availability. Includes: late checkout, Netflix & unlimited wifi. One car park is included for car park options purchased. Late checkout is 12.00pm. Deal valid for number of people stipulated at top of coupon only. Maximum room occupancy is two people for the studio apartment with balcony, and four people for the two-bedroom apartment. Value of deal is based on current rates, which are subject to change. Refund available from GrabOne within 48 hours of purchase if specific dates are not available. No cashback. Not to be used with other offers.

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a mere 30m to the skytower's indoor fitness and sauna so you can keep up your health regime.
bookings essential and recommended within 5 days of booking to avoid disappointment. subject to availability. blackout dates: 3rd, 6th, 8th, 10th, 11th, 12th may. not valid public holidays. strictly no parties or events in the apartment. must be used in 1 visit. combine coupons to lengthen stay, subject to availability. includes: late checkout, netflix & unlimited wifi. one car park is included for car park options purchased. late checkout is 12.00pm. deal valid for number of people stipulated at top of coupon only. maximum room occupancy is two people for the studio apartment with balcony, and four people for the two-bedroom apartment. value of deal is based on current rates, which are subject to change. refund available from grabone within 48 hours of purchase if specific dates are not available. no cashback. not to be used with other offers.


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This hotel features an indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and a 24-hour business center. Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Additionally, valet parking, coffee/tea in a common area, and a meeting room are onsite.
A hotel's guest rating is calculated using data provided under license by TripAdvisor. A total of 1286 have reviewed the Home2 Suites by Hilton San Antonio Downtown - Riverwalk, TX, giving it a rating of 4, on a scale of 1-5.

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this hotel features an indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and a 24-hour business center. free buffet breakfast and free wifi in public areas are also provided. additionally, valet parking, coffee/tea in a common area, and a meeting room are onsite.
a hotel's guest rating is calculated using data provided under license by tripadvisor. a total of 1286 have reviewed the home2 suites by hilton san antonio downtown - riverwalk, tx, giving it a rating of 4, on a scale of 1-5.


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She delivered a sharp rebuke to Donald Trump with a plea for unity.
Hillary Clinton just made history. In a speech that covered her long track record of public service, attacked Donald Trump, and strongly emphasized her campaign slogan, “Stronger Together,” Clinton formally accepted her nomination and provided a rousing end to the convention.

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she delivered a sharp rebuke to donald trump with a plea for unity.
hillary clinton just made history. in a speech that covered her long track record of public service, attacked donald trump, and strongly emphasized her campaign slogan, “stronger together,” clinton formally accepted her nomination and provided a rousing end to the convention.


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1).Which of the following state was preparing one model road to its entire panchayat headquarters?
2).India and Saudi Arabia have agreed to cooperate in?
3).Michael Fallon, who is on India visit, was?
4).Which country has banned the government officials to study in China?
5).What is the theme of 8thSAARC Summit?
6).Which of the following state has planned to set up Medical Supply Corporation to ease the entire supply system?
7).How many countries have signed in the pact in tax evasion crack down?
8).The Kamarajar Port Ltd has planned to set up a FTWZ. In FTWZ, “T” stands for?
9).ISRO has planned to launch its next mission to Mars in?
10).Pakistan was elected as the member of UN ECOSOC for 3 years, here ECOSOC stands for?

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1).which of the following state was preparing one model road to its entire panchayat headquarters?
2).india and saudi arabia have agreed to cooperate in?
3).michael fallon, who is on india visit, was?
4).which country has banned the government officials to study in china?
5).what is the theme of 8thsaarc summit?
6).which of the following state has planned to set up medical supply corporation to ease the entire supply system?
7).how many countries have signed in the pact in tax evasion crack down?
8).the kamarajar port ltd has planned to set up a ftwz. in ftwz, “t” stands for?
9).isro has planned to launch its next mission to mars in?
10).pakistan was elected as the member of un ecosoc for 3 years, here ecosoc stands for?


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Tamworth entertained Aldershot Town at The Lamb, once again in search of three much needed points to move away from the relegation zone. The last time Tamworth won on a Tuesday night game at the Lamb was on February 18 2003 – 1141 days ago, and boss Mark Cooper’s side, in the basement spot in the league would need to pull out all the stops against playoff chasing Aldershot.
Cooper and defender Peter Folkes were both suspended but Graham Ward returned from injury and Tommy Johnson started on the bench after sitting out the last few games.
Carl Heggs made early running into the area ad appeared to be brought down by Shot’s defender Ian Simpemba but referee Mr Vaughan waved the shouts away.
Karl Hudson broke free on the left on 3 minutes and fired a shot at Sean Bowles but the Lambs ‘keeper took the strike easily.
Heggs unleashed a long range effort on 7 which deflected for a corner and the same player headed wide at the far post under pressure.
Hudson tried his luck from the left but his 25 yard low drive shaded past the near post with Bowles covering well on 14.
Aldershot then started to work harder after their initial shock and the ball spent more time in the Lambs half, but Heggs once more showed his hunger for a Lambs win bearing down on visiting ‘keeper Nikki Bull and Storer did well to cross under pressure on the right.
On 32 Taylor was penalized and conceded a contested freekick in the middle of the park which was chipped forward to Hudson who turned and shot in the area which produced a great stop by Bowles to deny an equalizer before being cleared away by The Lambs defence.
Aldershot’s Lewis Hamilton unleashed a right foot drive from distance on 37 which stayed at head height, but flew wide of the left hand upright.
Ryan Scott latched onto a ball dropping perfectly for him in the area but despite connecting well saw his effort fly wide of the mark.
Graham Ward scuppered a great chance in first half stoppage time, shooting tamely at Bull from the edge of the area and the Lambs confidence could be seen in most areas of the park as the half time whistle blew.
Tommy Johnson made a return to the field to rapturous applause at half time, coming on for Nathan Jackson and the Lambs started where they left off pushing the visitors in search of a second goal.
And it was the former Villa and Celtic striker who forced the ball home on 49 after Aldershot failed to clear a Kyle Storer corner, headed down by Matt Redmile.
Aldershot pulled one back two minutes later through Kyle Matthews, who flicked home with the outside of his boot past Bowles from close range to set up a tense second half for Cooper’s Lambs.
Nick Crittenden had a shot at goal on 62, but his drive went wide of Bowles post as the balance of play shifted slightly in the visitor’s favour which lead Cooper to bring on the fresh legs of Danny Davidson, for Bob Taylor, for the final 25 minutes.
Tamworth found their way coming forward once again without managing to threaten Bull’s goal but neither were Aldershot testing Bowles apart from a long range free kick from Ryan Williams which flew wide on 83.
A minor tussle ensued as Ward and Williams tangled on the by-line in front of the Shots dugout and both got yellow cards for their efforts on 86.
Bowles rushed out off his line to halt the run of Matthews shortly after and although the Lambs ‘keeper didn’t take the ball cleanly his defence cleared the danger.
Davidson fed Johnson with a delightful ball from the centre of the area s the board went up for four minutes of added time but he couldn’t direct his shot goalward and it went harmlessly into the Meadow Street End.
The Shots won a corner and even ‘keeper Bull came up for the chance, but Tamworth couldn’t clear quick enough to capitalise on the open net at the other end.
Both side continued to the end searching for a goal but the Lambs held strong for a much deserved victory to move out of the relegation zone.

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tamworth entertained aldershot town at the lamb, once again in search of three much needed points to move away from the relegation zone. the last time tamworth won on a tuesday night game at the lamb was on february 18 2003 – 1141 days ago, and boss mark cooper’s side, in the basement spot in the league would need to pull out all the stops against playoff chasing aldershot.
cooper and defender peter folkes were both suspended but graham ward returned from injury and tommy johnson started on the bench after sitting out the last few games.
carl heggs made early running into the area ad appeared to be brought down by shot’s defender ian simpemba but referee mr vaughan waved the shouts away.
karl hudson broke free on the left on 3 minutes and fired a shot at sean bowles but the lambs ‘keeper took the strike easily.
heggs unleashed a long range effort on 7 which deflected for a corner and the same player headed wide at the far post under pressure.
hudson tried his luck from the left but his 25 yard low drive shaded past the near post with bowles covering well on 14.
aldershot then started to work harder after their initial shock and the ball spent more time in the lambs half, but heggs once more showed his hunger for a lambs win bearing down on visiting ‘keeper nikki bull and storer did well to cross under pressure on the right.
on 32 taylor was penalized and conceded a contested freekick in the middle of the park which was chipped forward to hudson who turned and shot in the area which produced a great stop by bowles to deny an equalizer before being cleared away by the lambs defence.
aldershot’s lewis hamilton unleashed a right foot drive from distance on 37 which stayed at head height, but flew wide of the left hand upright.
ryan scott latched onto a ball dropping perfectly for him in the area but despite connecting well saw his effort fly wide of the mark.
graham ward scuppered a great chance in first half stoppage time, shooting tamely at bull from the edge of the area and the lambs confidence could be seen in most areas of the park as the half time whistle blew.
tommy johnson made a return to the field to rapturous applause at half time, coming on for nathan jackson and the lambs started where they left off pushing the visitors in search of a second goal.
and it was the former villa and celtic striker who forced the ball home on 49 after aldershot failed to clear a kyle storer corner, headed down by matt redmile.
aldershot pulled one back two minutes later through kyle matthews, who flicked home with the outside of his boot past bowles from close range to set up a tense second half for cooper’s lambs.
nick crittenden had a shot at goal on 62, but his drive went wide of bowles post as the balance of play shifted slightly in the visitor’s favour which lead cooper to bring on the fresh legs of danny davidson, for bob taylor, for the final 25 minutes.
tamworth found their way coming forward once again without managing to threaten bull’s goal but neither were aldershot testing bowles apart from a long range free kick from ryan williams which flew wide on 83.
a minor tussle ensued as ward and williams tangled on the by-line in front of the shots dugout and both got yellow cards for their efforts on 86.
bowles rushed out off his line to halt the run of matthews shortly after and although the lambs ‘keeper didn’t take the ball cleanly his defence cleared the danger.
davidson fed johnson with a delightful ball from the centre of the area s the board went up for four minutes of added time but he couldn’t direct his shot goalward and it went harmlessly into the meadow street end.
the shots won a corner and even ‘keeper bull came up for the chance, but tamworth couldn’t clear quick enough to capitalise on the open net at the other end.
both side continued to the end searching for a goal but the lambs held strong for a much deserved victory to move out of the relegation zone.


text: Robin Becker's most recent collection of poems, Tiger Heron, appeared in 2014 in the University of Pittsburgh Press Poetry Series. Her previous collections with U of Pitt Press include Domain of Perfect Affection (2006), The Horse Fair (2000), All-American Girl (1996) and Giacometti's Dog (1990.) Her books with Alice James Press include Backtalk and Personal Effects. Becker is a frequent contributor to the American Poetry Review and has had recent work featured on the Academy of American Poets Poem-A Day site as well as on Poetry Daily. She serves as Contributing and Poetry Editor for The Women's Review of Books where her column on the contemporary poetry scene, "Field Notes," appears regularly. Becker has received fellowships in poetry from the Radcliffe Institute at Harvard University, The Massachusetts Cultural Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. In 2000, she received the Atherton Award for Excellence in Teaching from Penn State University and in 2010-2011 she served as The Penn State Laureate.

lowercased: robin becker's most recent collection of poems, tiger heron, appeared in 2014 in the university of pittsburgh press poetry series. her previous collections with u of pitt press include domain of perfect affection (2006), the horse fair (2000), all-american girl (1996) and giacometti's dog (1990.) her books with alice james press include backtalk and personal effects. becker is a frequent contributor to the american poetry review and has had recent work featured on the academy of american poets poem-a day site as well as on poetry daily. she serves as contributing and poetry editor for the women's review of books where her column on the contemporary poetry scene, "field notes," appears regularly. becker has received fellowships in poetry from the radcliffe institute at harvard university, the massachusetts cultural council and the national endowment for the arts. in 2000, she received the atherton award for excellence in teaching from penn state university and in 2010-2011 she served as the penn state laureate.


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Bright red boat, yellow helicopter and two people all ready to dash to the rescue. Lots of play value on dry land or in the water. Safe from age 2 years.
This toy is made from 100% recycled plastic and other enviromentally friendly materials.

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bright red boat, yellow helicopter and two people all ready to dash to the rescue. lots of play value on dry land or in the water. safe from age 2 years.
this toy is made from 100% recycled plastic and other enviromentally friendly materials.


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This week, Wrightspeed, a California-based manufacturer of range-extended electric vehicle powertrains, founded by New Zealand-born Ian Wrighgt (who we talked to here), announced a US$30 milliom deal with Infratil-owned NZ Bus, the largest operator of urban bus services in New Zealand. Wrightspeed will provide its Route 500 power train technology to NZ Bus. This is Wrightspeed's first expansion beyond refuse and delivery applications, into mass transit.
Zane Fulljames, CEO of NZ Bus, says that as nearly 82% of New Zealand’s electricity comes from renewable energy sources, transition to electric-powered public transport alongside private vehicles is crucial in reducing the country’s carbon footprint and as owners and operators of fleet, bus companies have a key role to play.
Also, Melbourne-based (but NZ founded and lead) augmented reality startup Platter has raised AU$1.1 million in a seed funding round led by News Corp Australia, with participation from existing investors. Platter is a cloud-based platform, allowing users to create and distribute augmented reality content.
The investment from News Corp's – it's first investment in a seed funding round – stemmed from a collaboration between News Corp and Plattar with REA Group and Ray White, using AR to make self-guided virtual tours of real estate.
Plattar is currently only available for private testing, but, according to Startup Daily, has a “blue chip” early client base across Australia, NZ, and the US, including multiple Fortune 500 companies.
Plattar's CEO, Rupert Deans, is also the CEO of digital agency One Fat Sheep (covered by our sister publication here).
Plattar - Highlights Reel (for Investors Only) from One Fat sheep on Vimeo.
Also recently announced, Christchurch-based startup LWA Solutions got the contract to build a new app for Aramex, the largest logistics and transport services company in the Middle East.
With support from Microsoft, LWA Solutions will make a new solution for Aramex's Windows Mobile devices, that will help Aramex "uber-ise" courier delivery.
You can read more about LWA's courier app here.

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this week, wrightspeed, a california-based manufacturer of range-extended electric vehicle powertrains, founded by new zealand-born ian wrighgt (who we talked to here), announced a us$30 milliom deal with infratil-owned nz bus, the largest operator of urban bus services in new zealand. wrightspeed will provide its route 500 power train technology to nz bus. this is wrightspeed's first expansion beyond refuse and delivery applications, into mass transit.
zane fulljames, ceo of nz bus, says that as nearly 82% of new zealand’s electricity comes from renewable energy sources, transition to electric-powered public transport alongside private vehicles is crucial in reducing the country’s carbon footprint and as owners and operators of fleet, bus companies have a key role to play.
also, melbourne-based (but nz founded and lead) augmented reality startup platter has raised au$1.1 million in a seed funding round led by news corp australia, with participation from existing investors. platter is a cloud-based platform, allowing users to create and distribute augmented reality content.
the investment from news corp's – it's first investment in a seed funding round – stemmed from a collaboration between news corp and plattar with rea group and ray white, using ar to make self-guided virtual tours of real estate.
plattar is currently only available for private testing, but, according to startup daily, has a “blue chip” early client base across australia, nz, and the us, including multiple fortune 500 companies.
plattar's ceo, rupert deans, is also the ceo of digital agency one fat sheep (covered by our sister publication here).
plattar - highlights reel (for investors only) from one fat sheep on vimeo.
also recently announced, christchurch-based startup lwa solutions got the contract to build a new app for aramex, the largest logistics and transport services company in the middle east.
with support from microsoft, lwa solutions will make a new solution for aramex's windows mobile devices, that will help aramex "uber-ise" courier delivery.
you can read more about lwa's courier app here.


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SoundStage! Xperience | SoundStageXperience.com - Paul Simon: "Stranger to Stranger"
For centuries, some of the most important contributions to our understanding of social mores and manners have come not from historians, but from creative observers who have worked in various art forms. From Samuel Pepys to E.B. White, we have used the writings of people like these to go deeper into how life was experienced by those who lived through particular times.
Singer/songwriter Paul Simon is no newcomer to this; as early as “The Sound of Silence” in 1963 he was contemplating the growing alienation among youth at the dawn of the Vietnam War. Since then, he has sharpened his focus on contemporary life in songs like “America,” “The Boy in the Bubble,” and “So Beautiful or So What,” creating imagery that is both incisive and memorable, and characters who are fully realized in the three minutes of a pop song. In his ability to portray -- and often satirize -- life on the streets of New York City, Simon has become the musical equivalent of Woody Allen.
But unlike the aging filmmaker, Simon has not reserved his observations for the privileged class; indeed, his commentary is particularly sharp and sensitive when directed at those who are not among the chosen few. Whether or not the line is written from his own perspective, Simon sings: “My heart goes out to the street angels / Working their way back home.” And as always, his sweet, unaffected voice makes you believe him, just as you have for the past half-century. He remains a master of plain speak -- vernacular fitted into earworm melodies. Is there a more consistent songwriter in popular music? Even Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen come up short when measured against Simon.
The cornerstone single of his new album, “Wristband,” cleverly shifts narrative points of view from a character who seems autobiographical (a guitar-playing bandleader locked out of a downtown venue and forced to confront a mammoth bouncer) to a much broader view of “towns that never get a wristband” filled with “kids who can’t afford the cool brands / whose anger is shorthand for ‘You’ll never get a wristband / so you can’t get through the door.’” This picks up the thread from “Questions for the Angels,” a song from 2011’s So Beautiful or So What that painted a striking image of a homeless man teased by a billboard featuring Jay-Z, who hawks unaffordable clothing from above the Brooklyn streets.
Being a child of the ’60s, Simon has always been focused on weaving his songs into long-playing tapestries, so that Graceland or Still Crazy After all these Years sound like unified pieces, even though their component parts may be quite diverse. Stranger to Stranger follows that pattern, with the unifying thread being Simon’s use of electronic beats courtesy of Italian DJ Clap! Clap! (aka Digi G'Alessio): flamenco rhythms, Peruvian and African percussion, and Marcus Rojas’s tuba. It is a highly textured soundscape, beautifully recorded with enough depth to make it seem quite minimal, even when a lot is going on.
Only one song, “The Riverbank,” seems out of step, lifting imagery directly from a number of Springsteen’s compositions, and even using some of Springsteen’s lyrics -- “It’s going to be a long walk home” -- to illustrate the disintegration of traditional American values.
Two short instrumentals -- “The Clock” and “In the Garden of Edie” -- act as effective bridges.
The deluxe issue of Stranger to Stranger includes a third instrumental, which serves as a reminder of what a good guitarist Simon is; a nostalgic duet with Dion; Simon’s theme for Louis C.K.’s web-based drama Horace and Pete; and a pair of live performances from Prairie Home Companion, featuring members of the Punch Brothers and others. The live version of “Wristband” gains some immediacy stripped of its electronics, while an energetic performance of “Duncan” from his 1972 debut solo album is evidence of the timelessness and endurance of his best work.

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soundstage! xperience | soundstagexperience.com - paul simon: "stranger to stranger"
for centuries, some of the most important contributions to our understanding of social mores and manners have come not from historians, but from creative observers who have worked in various art forms. from samuel pepys to e.b. white, we have used the writings of people like these to go deeper into how life was experienced by those who lived through particular times.
singer/songwriter paul simon is no newcomer to this; as early as “the sound of silence” in 1963 he was contemplating the growing alienation among youth at the dawn of the vietnam war. since then, he has sharpened his focus on contemporary life in songs like “america,” “the boy in the bubble,” and “so beautiful or so what,” creating imagery that is both incisive and memorable, and characters who are fully realized in the three minutes of a pop song. in his ability to portray -- and often satirize -- life on the streets of new york city, simon has become the musical equivalent of woody allen.
but unlike the aging filmmaker, simon has not reserved his observations for the privileged class; indeed, his commentary is particularly sharp and sensitive when directed at those who are not among the chosen few. whether or not the line is written from his own perspective, simon sings: “my heart goes out to the street angels / working their way back home.” and as always, his sweet, unaffected voice makes you believe him, just as you have for the past half-century. he remains a master of plain speak -- vernacular fitted into earworm melodies. is there a more consistent songwriter in popular music? even bob dylan and bruce springsteen come up short when measured against simon.
the cornerstone single of his new album, “wristband,” cleverly shifts narrative points of view from a character who seems autobiographical (a guitar-playing bandleader locked out of a downtown venue and forced to confront a mammoth bouncer) to a much broader view of “towns that never get a wristband” filled with “kids who can’t afford the cool brands / whose anger is shorthand for ‘you’ll never get a wristband / so you can’t get through the door.’” this picks up the thread from “questions for the angels,” a song from 2011’s so beautiful or so what that painted a striking image of a homeless man teased by a billboard featuring jay-z, who hawks unaffordable clothing from above the brooklyn streets.
being a child of the ’60s, simon has always been focused on weaving his songs into long-playing tapestries, so that graceland or still crazy after all these years sound like unified pieces, even though their component parts may be quite diverse. stranger to stranger follows that pattern, with the unifying thread being simon’s use of electronic beats courtesy of italian dj clap! clap! (aka digi g'alessio): flamenco rhythms, peruvian and african percussion, and marcus rojas’s tuba. it is a highly textured soundscape, beautifully recorded with enough depth to make it seem quite minimal, even when a lot is going on.
only one song, “the riverbank,” seems out of step, lifting imagery directly from a number of springsteen’s compositions, and even using some of springsteen’s lyrics -- “it’s going to be a long walk home” -- to illustrate the disintegration of traditional american values.
two short instrumentals -- “the clock” and “in the garden of edie” -- act as effective bridges.
the deluxe issue of stranger to stranger includes a third instrumental, which serves as a reminder of what a good guitarist simon is; a nostalgic duet with dion; simon’s theme for louis c.k.’s web-based drama horace and pete; and a pair of live performances from prairie home companion, featuring members of the punch brothers and others. the live version of “wristband” gains some immediacy stripped of its electronics, while an energetic performance of “duncan” from his 1972 debut solo album is evidence of the timelessness and endurance of his best work.


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BECK & PAULI LITHOGRAPHING CO.
COLORADO MILLING & ELEVATOR CO.
 In Error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Colorado. Reversed.
This was an action by the plaintiff in error to recover the contract price of certain stationery and advertising matter furnished the defendant. It was tried on the merits, and at the close of the evidence the court instructed the jury to return a verdict for the defendant, and this instruction is assigned as error. The plaintiff was a corporation of Wisconsin, engaged in lithographing and printing, and its principal place of business was at Milwaukee, in that state. The defendant was a corporation of Colorado, engaged in the business of milling, and its principal place of business was at Denver, in that state. In June, 1889, the plaintiff agreed to make new designs of certain buildings of defendant, with sketches of its trade-marks; to execute engravings thereof in a strictly first-class style; to embody these on the stationery described below; to submit to defendant for approval proofs thereof; to submit designs and proofs of hangers, on fine chromo plate, for advertising defendant's business, by the following fall; to engrave a strictly first-class vignette of one of defendant's plants; to submit a sketch and proof thereof to defendant; to furnish defendant with 10,000 business cards and 5,000 checks in August, 1889; to furnish, in the course of the year, letter heads, noteheads, billheads, statements, bills, envelopes, and cards to the defendant to the number of 331,100, and 5,000 hangers; and to furnish the vignette and 5,000 hangers more after the approval of the proofs thereof by the defendant. The defendant agreed to take and pay for this stationery, this vignette, and these hangers at certain agreed prices, which amounted in the aggregate to about $6,000. The plaintiff furnished the 10,000 cards and 5,000 checks required under the contract in August, 1889, and the defendant received and paid for them. The plaintiff introduced testimony to the effect that it strictly complied with and fully performed these contracts in every respect, except that it shipped the articles contracted for (which were not delivered in August) by rail from Milwaukee to the defendant, at Denver, in December, 1889, in five boxes, four of which did not arrive at Denver until 9:42 A.M., January 1, 1890, and the fifth did not arrive there until January 4, 1890; that before January 8, 1890, all of these articles were tendered to the defendant, and it refused to examine or receive them; that the sketches and proofs of the designs, trade-marks, and hangers had been submitted to and approved by the defendant during the summer and fall of 1889, before these articles were manufactured, and that the last proof was approved November 16, 1889; that on December 16, 1889, the defendant wrote the plaintiff to forward by express 2,000 statements and 3,000 envelopes ‘as per  proofs submitted;‘ that the state of the art and process of lithographing is such that, after the general idea of a piece of work is conceived, it is customary to make first a pencil design, and, when this is found satisfactory, to prepare a colored sketch where colored work is required; that after the sketch is colored it is lithographed, that is, transferred to a stone; that each color requires a separate stone; and in these hangers there were nine colors; that it requires from two to three months to reproduce on stone a colored sketch like that used for the hangers; that the artists' work and the reproduction on stone were the most expensive parts of this work contracted for; and that the expense of the materials and printing was but a small part of the entire expense of the work.
F. W. v. Cotzhausen, for plaintiff in error.
V. D. Markham, for defendant in error.
Before CALDWELL and SANBORN, Circuit Judges, and SHIRAS, District Judge.
The ground on which it is sought to sustain the instruction of the court below to return a verdict for the defendant in this case is that the plaintiff failed to tender or deliver the articles contracted for to the defendant, at Denver, until six or eight days after the expiration of the year, that the plaintiff did not therefore furnish them ‘in the course of the year,‘ and that this failure justified the defendant in repudiating the contract, and refusing to pay any part of the contract price.
In contracts of merchants for the sale and delivery or for the manufacture and sale of marketable commodities a statement descriptive of the subject-matter, or some material incident, such as the time of shipment, is a condition precedent, upon the failure or nonperformance of which the party aggrieved may repudiate the whole contract. Norrington v. Wright, 115 U.S. 188, 203, 6 Sup.Ct.Rep. 12; Rolling Mill v. Rhodes, 121 U.S. 255, 261, 7 Sup.Ct.Rep. 882. But in contracts for work or skill, and the materials upon which it is to be bestowed, a statement fixing the time of performance of the contract is not ordinarily of its essence, and a failure to perform within the time stipulated, followed by substantial performance after a short delay, will not justify the aggrieved party in repudiating the entire contract, but will simply give him his action for damages for the breach of the stipulation. Tayloe v. Sandiford, 7 Wheat. 13, 17; Hambly v. Railroad Co., 21 Fed.Rep. 541, 544, 554, 557.
It only remains to determine whether the contracts in the case at bar are the ordinary contracts of merchants for the manufacture and sale of marketable commodities or contracts for labor, skill, and materials, and this is not a difficult task. A contract to manufacture and furnish articles for the especial, exclusive, and peculiar use of another, with special features which he requires, and which render them of value to him, but useless and unsalable to others,— articles whose chief cost and value are  derived from the labor and skill bestowed upon them, and not from the materials of which they are made,— is a contract for work and labor, and not a contract of sale. Engraving Co. v. Moore, 75 Wis. 170, 172, 43 N.W.Rep. 1124; Goddard v. Binney, 115 Mass. 450; Hinds v. Kellogg, (Com. Pl. N.Y.) 13 N.Y.Supp. 922; Turner v. Mason, (Mich.) 32 N.W.Rep. 846. Thus in Engraving Co. v. Moore, supra, where the lithographing company had contracted to manufacture a large quantity of engravings and lithographs for a theatrical manager, with special features, useful to him only during a certain season, and they were completed and set aside in the rooms of the lithographer, and there burned before delivery to the manager, the court held that the contract was not one for the sale of personal property, but one for work, skill, and materials, because it was not the materials, but the lithographer's work of skill, that gave the value to the finished advertisements, and was the actual subject-matter of the contract, and because that work and skill, while it added the chief value to the finished articles for the especial use of the defendant, made both the articles and the materials worthless for all other purposes.
The contracts in the case we are considering were not for the blank paper on which they were finally impressed; that was of small value in proportion to the value of the finished articles; they were not for the sale of anything then in existence; they were for the artistic skill and labor of the employes of the defendant in preparing the sketches and designs, transferring them upon stone, and finally impressing them upon the paper the defendant was to furnish; and they authorized the plaintiff, without other orders than the contracts themselves, and the approvals of the designs and proofs there called for, to prepare and furnish all the articles named in the contracts and to collect the contract price therefor. These contracts required the names of defendant's mills and its trademarks to be so impressed upon all these articles that when they were completed they were not only unsalable to all others, but worthless to plaintiff for all purposes but waste paper. The contracts are evidence that on December 31, 1889, the articles contracted for would have been worth about $6,000 to the defendant, and if a few days later, when they were tendered, they were not worth so much, the defendant may recover the damages it suffered from the delay from December 31, 1889, to the date of the tender, in a proper action therefor, or may have the same allowed in this action under proper pleadings and proofs, and no injustice will result; while, if the defendant was permitted on account of this delay to utterly repudiate the contract, the plaintiff must practically lose the entire $6,000. The contracts contain no stipulation from which it can be fairly inferred that the parties intended the time of performance to be even material; indeed, they strongly indicate the contrary. They provide that a certain portion of the articles shall be furnished in two months that the remainder of the stationery and 5,000 hangers shall be furnished in the course of the year, and that 5,000 hangers more and the vignette shall be furnished within a reasonable time after the proofs are approved by the defendant; there is no stipulation for the payment  of any damages or the avoidance of the contracts on account of a failure to perform within any of the times stipulated in the contracts, and the parties themselves proceeded so leisurely thereunder that the first and only admitted request by the defendant for the delivery of any of the articles not delivered in August was on December 16, 1889. In Tayloe v. Sandiford, supra, the court refused to permit the owner to retain the $1,000 which the house builder had expressly agreed to pay if he failed to complete the house within the time fixed in the contract. In the absence of any such stipulation, or any clearly-expressed intent that time should be material even, it would be clearly unjustified by the law and inequitable to hold that the plaintiff is compelled to forfeit his entire contract price on account of this trifling delay that may have been immaterial to the defendant, and, if not, may be fully compensated in damages.
The result is that these contracts were not for the sale and delivery, or the manufacture and delivery, of marketable commodities. They were contracts for artistic skill and labor, and the materials on which they were to be bestowed in the manufacture of articles which were not salable to any one but the defendant when completed because impressed with special features useful only to it. There was nothing in the contracts or their subject-matter indicating any intention of the parties that the stipulations as to time should be deemed of their essence; and the defendant was not justified on account of the slight delay disclosed by the record in refusing to accept the goods, or in repudiating the entire contract. This conclusion disposes of the case, and it is unnecessary to notice other errors assigned. The judgment below is reversed, and the cause remanded for further proceedings not inconsistent with this opinion.
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beck & pauli lithographing co.
colorado milling & elevator co.
 in error to the circuit court of the united states for the district of colorado. reversed.
this was an action by the plaintiff in error to recover the contract price of certain stationery and advertising matter furnished the defendant. it was tried on the merits, and at the close of the evidence the court instructed the jury to return a verdict for the defendant, and this instruction is assigned as error. the plaintiff was a corporation of wisconsin, engaged in lithographing and printing, and its principal place of business was at milwaukee, in that state. the defendant was a corporation of colorado, engaged in the business of milling, and its principal place of business was at denver, in that state. in june, 1889, the plaintiff agreed to make new designs of certain buildings of defendant, with sketches of its trade-marks; to execute engravings thereof in a strictly first-class style; to embody these on the stationery described below; to submit to defendant for approval proofs thereof; to submit designs and proofs of hangers, on fine chromo plate, for advertising defendant's business, by the following fall; to engrave a strictly first-class vignette of one of defendant's plants; to submit a sketch and proof thereof to defendant; to furnish defendant with 10,000 business cards and 5,000 checks in august, 1889; to furnish, in the course of the year, letter heads, noteheads, billheads, statements, bills, envelopes, and cards to the defendant to the number of 331,100, and 5,000 hangers; and to furnish the vignette and 5,000 hangers more after the approval of the proofs thereof by the defendant. the defendant agreed to take and pay for this stationery, this vignette, and these hangers at certain agreed prices, which amounted in the aggregate to about $6,000. the plaintiff furnished the 10,000 cards and 5,000 checks required under the contract in august, 1889, and the defendant received and paid for them. the plaintiff introduced testimony to the effect that it strictly complied with and fully performed these contracts in every respect, except that it shipped the articles contracted for (which were not delivered in august) by rail from milwaukee to the defendant, at denver, in december, 1889, in five boxes, four of which did not arrive at denver until 9:42 a.m., january 1, 1890, and the fifth did not arrive there until january 4, 1890; that before january 8, 1890, all of these articles were tendered to the defendant, and it refused to examine or receive them; that the sketches and proofs of the designs, trade-marks, and hangers had been submitted to and approved by the defendant during the summer and fall of 1889, before these articles were manufactured, and that the last proof was approved november 16, 1889; that on december 16, 1889, the defendant wrote the plaintiff to forward by express 2,000 statements and 3,000 envelopes ‘as per  proofs submitted;‘ that the state of the art and process of lithographing is such that, after the general idea of a piece of work is conceived, it is customary to make first a pencil design, and, when this is found satisfactory, to prepare a colored sketch where colored work is required; that after the sketch is colored it is lithographed, that is, transferred to a stone; that each color requires a separate stone; and in these hangers there were nine colors; that it requires from two to three months to reproduce on stone a colored sketch like that used for the hangers; that the artists' work and the reproduction on stone were the most expensive parts of this work contracted for; and that the expense of the materials and printing was but a small part of the entire expense of the work.
f. w. v. cotzhausen, for plaintiff in error.
v. d. markham, for defendant in error.
before caldwell and sanborn, circuit judges, and shiras, district judge.
the ground on which it is sought to sustain the instruction of the court below to return a verdict for the defendant in this case is that the plaintiff failed to tender or deliver the articles contracted for to the defendant, at denver, until six or eight days after the expiration of the year, that the plaintiff did not therefore furnish them ‘in the course of the year,‘ and that this failure justified the defendant in repudiating the contract, and refusing to pay any part of the contract price.
in contracts of merchants for the sale and delivery or for the manufacture and sale of marketable commodities a statement descriptive of the subject-matter, or some material incident, such as the time of shipment, is a condition precedent, upon the failure or nonperformance of which the party aggrieved may repudiate the whole contract. norrington v. wright, 115 u.s. 188, 203, 6 sup.ct.rep. 12; rolling mill v. rhodes, 121 u.s. 255, 261, 7 sup.ct.rep. 882. but in contracts for work or skill, and the materials upon which it is to be bestowed, a statement fixing the time of performance of the contract is not ordinarily of its essence, and a failure to perform within the time stipulated, followed by substantial performance after a short delay, will not justify the aggrieved party in repudiating the entire contract, but will simply give him his action for damages for the breach of the stipulation. tayloe v. sandiford, 7 wheat. 13, 17; hambly v. railroad co., 21 fed.rep. 541, 544, 554, 557.
it only remains to determine whether the contracts in the case at bar are the ordinary contracts of merchants for the manufacture and sale of marketable commodities or contracts for labor, skill, and materials, and this is not a difficult task. a contract to manufacture and furnish articles for the especial, exclusive, and peculiar use of another, with special features which he requires, and which render them of value to him, but useless and unsalable to others,— articles whose chief cost and value are  derived from the labor and skill bestowed upon them, and not from the materials of which they are made,— is a contract for work and labor, and not a contract of sale. engraving co. v. moore, 75 wis. 170, 172, 43 n.w.rep. 1124; goddard v. binney, 115 mass. 450; hinds v. kellogg, (com. pl. n.y.) 13 n.y.supp. 922; turner v. mason, (mich.) 32 n.w.rep. 846. thus in engraving co. v. moore, supra, where the lithographing company had contracted to manufacture a large quantity of engravings and lithographs for a theatrical manager, with special features, useful to him only during a certain season, and they were completed and set aside in the rooms of the lithographer, and there burned before delivery to the manager, the court held that the contract was not one for the sale of personal property, but one for work, skill, and materials, because it was not the materials, but the lithographer's work of skill, that gave the value to the finished advertisements, and was the actual subject-matter of the contract, and because that work and skill, while it added the chief value to the finished articles for the especial use of the defendant, made both the articles and the materials worthless for all other purposes.
the contracts in the case we are considering were not for the blank paper on which they were finally impressed; that was of small value in proportion to the value of the finished articles; they were not for the sale of anything then in existence; they were for the artistic skill and labor of the employes of the defendant in preparing the sketches and designs, transferring them upon stone, and finally impressing them upon the paper the defendant was to furnish; and they authorized the plaintiff, without other orders than the contracts themselves, and the approvals of the designs and proofs there called for, to prepare and furnish all the articles named in the contracts and to collect the contract price therefor. these contracts required the names of defendant's mills and its trademarks to be so impressed upon all these articles that when they were completed they were not only unsalable to all others, but worthless to plaintiff for all purposes but waste paper. the contracts are evidence that on december 31, 1889, the articles contracted for would have been worth about $6,000 to the defendant, and if a few days later, when they were tendered, they were not worth so much, the defendant may recover the damages it suffered from the delay from december 31, 1889, to the date of the tender, in a proper action therefor, or may have the same allowed in this action under proper pleadings and proofs, and no injustice will result; while, if the defendant was permitted on account of this delay to utterly repudiate the contract, the plaintiff must practically lose the entire $6,000. the contracts contain no stipulation from which it can be fairly inferred that the parties intended the time of performance to be even material; indeed, they strongly indicate the contrary. they provide that a certain portion of the articles shall be furnished in two months that the remainder of the stationery and 5,000 hangers shall be furnished in the course of the year, and that 5,000 hangers more and the vignette shall be furnished within a reasonable time after the proofs are approved by the defendant; there is no stipulation for the payment  of any damages or the avoidance of the contracts on account of a failure to perform within any of the times stipulated in the contracts, and the parties themselves proceeded so leisurely thereunder that the first and only admitted request by the defendant for the delivery of any of the articles not delivered in august was on december 16, 1889. in tayloe v. sandiford, supra, the court refused to permit the owner to retain the $1,000 which the house builder had expressly agreed to pay if he failed to complete the house within the time fixed in the contract. in the absence of any such stipulation, or any clearly-expressed intent that time should be material even, it would be clearly unjustified by the law and inequitable to hold that the plaintiff is compelled to forfeit his entire contract price on account of this trifling delay that may have been immaterial to the defendant, and, if not, may be fully compensated in damages.
the result is that these contracts were not for the sale and delivery, or the manufacture and delivery, of marketable commodities. they were contracts for artistic skill and labor, and the materials on which they were to be bestowed in the manufacture of articles which were not salable to any one but the defendant when completed because impressed with special features useful only to it. there was nothing in the contracts or their subject-matter indicating any intention of the parties that the stipulations as to time should be deemed of their essence; and the defendant was not justified on account of the slight delay disclosed by the record in refusing to accept the goods, or in repudiating the entire contract. this conclusion disposes of the case, and it is unnecessary to notice other errors assigned. the judgment below is reversed, and the cause remanded for further proceedings not inconsistent with this opinion.
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After failing to sustain an initial upward move, stocks have shown a lack of direction over the course of the trading session on Monday. The major averages are turning in another mixed performance after ending last Friday's trading on opposite sides of the unchanged line.
Currently, the Dow is down 39.57 points or 0.2 percent at 25,066.76, while the Nasdaq is up 9.42 points or 0.1 percent at 7,307.61 and the S&P 500 is up 0.17 points or less than a tenth of a percent at 2,708.05.
The choppy trading on Wall Street comes amid uncertainty ahead of the next round of trade talks between the U.S. and China due to take place later this week.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will lead the U.S. delegation to Beijing as the world's two largest economies seek to reach a trade deal before an early March deadline.
A report from Axios said President Donald Trump's advisers have informally discussed holding a summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping at Mar-a-Lago next month.
Two administration officials with direct knowledge of the internal discussions told Axios the meeting could come as soon as mid-March but stressed that nothing is set.
The report comes after Trump confirmed last week that he would not meet with Xi ahead of the deadline, when a jump in tariffs on Chinese goods is currently set to take effect.
Trump could delay the tariff increase if the talks between U.S. and Chinese officials continue to make progress toward a trade deal.
A lack of major U.S. economic data has also kept traders on the sidelines, although reports on consumer and producer price inflation, import and export prices and industrial production are likely to attract attention in the coming days.
Most of the major sectors continue to show only modest moves in mid-day trading, contributing to the lackluster performance by the broader markets.
Transportation, oil service and networking stocks are seeing some strength on the day, while weakness is visible among pharmaceutical and tobacco stocks.
In overseas trading, stock markets across the Asia-Pacific region turned in a mixed performance on Monday, with the Japanese markets closed for a holiday. China's Shanghai Composite Index surged up by 1.4 percent, while Australia's S&P/ASX 200 Index dipped by 0.2 percent.
Meanwhile, the major European markets all moved to the upside on the day. While the U.K.'s FTSE 100 Index advanced by 0.8 percent, the German DAX Index and the French CAC 40 Index jumped by 1 percent and 1.1 percent, respectively.
In the bond market, treasuries are giving back ground after trending higher over the past few sessions. As a result, the yield on the benchmark ten-year note, which moves opposite of its price, is up by 2.5 basis points at 2.657 percent.

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after failing to sustain an initial upward move, stocks have shown a lack of direction over the course of the trading session on monday. the major averages are turning in another mixed performance after ending last friday's trading on opposite sides of the unchanged line.
currently, the dow is down 39.57 points or 0.2 percent at 25,066.76, while the nasdaq is up 9.42 points or 0.1 percent at 7,307.61 and the s&p 500 is up 0.17 points or less than a tenth of a percent at 2,708.05.
the choppy trading on wall street comes amid uncertainty ahead of the next round of trade talks between the u.s. and china due to take place later this week.
treasury secretary steven mnuchin will lead the u.s. delegation to beijing as the world's two largest economies seek to reach a trade deal before an early march deadline.
a report from axios said president donald trump's advisers have informally discussed holding a summit with chinese president xi jinping at mar-a-lago next month.
two administration officials with direct knowledge of the internal discussions told axios the meeting could come as soon as mid-march but stressed that nothing is set.
the report comes after trump confirmed last week that he would not meet with xi ahead of the deadline, when a jump in tariffs on chinese goods is currently set to take effect.
trump could delay the tariff increase if the talks between u.s. and chinese officials continue to make progress toward a trade deal.
a lack of major u.s. economic data has also kept traders on the sidelines, although reports on consumer and producer price inflation, import and export prices and industrial production are likely to attract attention in the coming days.
most of the major sectors continue to show only modest moves in mid-day trading, contributing to the lackluster performance by the broader markets.
transportation, oil service and networking stocks are seeing some strength on the day, while weakness is visible among pharmaceutical and tobacco stocks.
in overseas trading, stock markets across the asia-pacific region turned in a mixed performance on monday, with the japanese markets closed for a holiday. china's shanghai composite index surged up by 1.4 percent, while australia's s&p/asx 200 index dipped by 0.2 percent.
meanwhile, the major european markets all moved to the upside on the day. while the u.k.'s ftse 100 index advanced by 0.8 percent, the german dax index and the french cac 40 index jumped by 1 percent and 1.1 percent, respectively.
in the bond market, treasuries are giving back ground after trending higher over the past few sessions. as a result, the yield on the benchmark ten-year note, which moves opposite of its price, is up by 2.5 basis points at 2.657 percent.