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Svetol is a natural plant extract of decaffeinated green coffee. It is derived from 100% unroasted premium Robusta beans that have undergone a proprietary extraction process and possess a composition that helps facilitate weight loss. This plant concentrate has no side effects and contains less caffeine than a quarter of a cup of coffee.
According to the Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA), coffee which scores 80 points or above on a 100-point scale is graded “specialty.” Specialty coffees are grown in special and ideal climates, and are distinctive because of their full cup taste and little to no defects. The unique flavors and tastes are a result of the special characteristics and composition of the soils in which they are produced.
Drip bag packaging that can always save the flavor of specialty coffee anywhere, anytime.

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svetol is a natural plant extract of decaffeinated green coffee. it is derived from 100% unroasted premium robusta beans that have undergone a proprietary extraction process and possess a composition that helps facilitate weight loss. this plant concentrate has no side effects and contains less caffeine than a quarter of a cup of coffee.
according to the specialty coffee association of america (scaa), coffee which scores 80 points or above on a 100-point scale is graded “specialty.” specialty coffees are grown in special and ideal climates, and are distinctive because of their full cup taste and little to no defects. the unique flavors and tastes are a result of the special characteristics and composition of the soils in which they are produced.
drip bag packaging that can always save the flavor of specialty coffee anywhere, anytime.


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An art lover’s dream: A secluded gallery in the historical Old Town of Bratislava featuring beautiful glasswork and innovative furniture. The Bořek Šípek Gallery is the place to check out if you are interested in adding to your art collection. Šípek, who was a Czech artist and architect, is famously known around the world for his glassware and furniture. His heart was mostly in the architecture, and he considered himself to be mainly an architect. Within his gallery, you are able to view and purchase his works and designs.
This gallery, located at Námestie Ľudovíta Štúra, was opened by the artist himself in 2014. Close to the Danube and originally known as the Dessewffy Palace, Šípek chose this building to display his works. The building is used as an administrative space, which allows his pieces to be viewed in a private area. Zuzana Lacková has been overseeing the gallery since Šípek’s passing in 2016. She welcomes potential clients to see his breathtaking collection.
WHAT MAKES ŠÍPEK’S COLLECTION EXCEPTIONAL?
Šípek’s pieces are wonderful to acquire since they are not only meant to be looked at, but also to use. This artist wanted to create glassware and furniture that has a dual purpose. He has glasses that may be used for either champagne or whisky depending on how you turn them and wooden artwork that can either be hung flat on the wall or used as a chair. This duality can be seen throughout the gallery and will have you wondering if that glass on the shelf can be turned a different way to create something new.
After Šípek’s passing, the gallery has remained open to continue his legacy. The pieces on display are either his original works or works from his former colleagues created using Šípek’s own designs. Each piece has a name and some are even named after specific people, such as a beautiful chandelier named after the famous Russian ballerina, Anna Pavlovna. The light itself looks as if it is dancing.
Along with Šípek’s glassware and furniture, the gallery also displays artwork from other artists, which rotates every few months to compliment Šípek’s artistic skill.
Šípek’s artwork would truly add uniqueness to any collection. His dynamic, animate pieces draw immediate attention because although they are incredibly beautiful, they are also really fun. It is not always common to use the words beautiful and fun together when describing art, but in Šípek’s case, it is true. Upon first glance, Šípek’s works may seem static, but once you change the position of a piece, it will become something entirely new. You will walk into The Bořek Šípek Gallery thinking that glass is fragile and untouchable and walk out understanding just how flexible it can be. Really, because on the way out you will see that the door handle is one of Šípek’s glassworks!
OPEN HOURS: This is a private gallery and is open in case of interest weekdays 9 am – 4 pm. Please contact the gallery prior to your visit and agree on a meeting, also if you want to visit them outside of the opening hours – they are happy to arrange a meeting with you.

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an art lover’s dream: a secluded gallery in the historical old town of bratislava featuring beautiful glasswork and innovative furniture. the bořek šípek gallery is the place to check out if you are interested in adding to your art collection. šípek, who was a czech artist and architect, is famously known around the world for his glassware and furniture. his heart was mostly in the architecture, and he considered himself to be mainly an architect. within his gallery, you are able to view and purchase his works and designs.
this gallery, located at námestie ľudovíta štúra, was opened by the artist himself in 2014. close to the danube and originally known as the dessewffy palace, šípek chose this building to display his works. the building is used as an administrative space, which allows his pieces to be viewed in a private area. zuzana lacková has been overseeing the gallery since šípek’s passing in 2016. she welcomes potential clients to see his breathtaking collection.
what makes šípek’s collection exceptional?
šípek’s pieces are wonderful to acquire since they are not only meant to be looked at, but also to use. this artist wanted to create glassware and furniture that has a dual purpose. he has glasses that may be used for either champagne or whisky depending on how you turn them and wooden artwork that can either be hung flat on the wall or used as a chair. this duality can be seen throughout the gallery and will have you wondering if that glass on the shelf can be turned a different way to create something new.
after šípek’s passing, the gallery has remained open to continue his legacy. the pieces on display are either his original works or works from his former colleagues created using šípek’s own designs. each piece has a name and some are even named after specific people, such as a beautiful chandelier named after the famous russian ballerina, anna pavlovna. the light itself looks as if it is dancing.
along with šípek’s glassware and furniture, the gallery also displays artwork from other artists, which rotates every few months to compliment šípek’s artistic skill.
šípek’s artwork would truly add uniqueness to any collection. his dynamic, animate pieces draw immediate attention because although they are incredibly beautiful, they are also really fun. it is not always common to use the words beautiful and fun together when describing art, but in šípek’s case, it is true. upon first glance, šípek’s works may seem static, but once you change the position of a piece, it will become something entirely new. you will walk into the bořek šípek gallery thinking that glass is fragile and untouchable and walk out understanding just how flexible it can be. really, because on the way out you will see that the door handle is one of šípek’s glassworks!
open hours: this is a private gallery and is open in case of interest weekdays 9 am – 4 pm. please contact the gallery prior to your visit and agree on a meeting, also if you want to visit them outside of the opening hours – they are happy to arrange a meeting with you.


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A CARDIFF student with additional learning needs has won a prestigious art competition and his piece has been chosen as a cover for the 2012 Disability Arts Cymru Christmas card.
Leslie Saunders, aged 21, entered his ‘robin’ piece into the Disability Arts Cymru ‘Go Get Started’ competition, building on his love for painting and craftwork.
The College Ystrad Mynach student was born with a rare condition called Costello Syndrome, meaning that he struggles with speech and the ability to walk long distances.
Leslie, who studies Learning for Life and Leisure – a course focussing on improving basic skills, and promoting self-confidence - worked on the piece tirelessly for a period of months and is extremely proud of his artwork.
As Leslie has severe mobility and communication problems, he mainly uses ‘Signalong’ – a type of sign language - to communicate, and his teachers have consistently praised his enthusiasm and effort.
The budding artist moved into his own flat, with support, earlier this year and hosts some more of his artwork on display for his guests.
Disability Arts Cymru is committed to working with individuals and organisations to celebrate the diversity of disabled and deaf people’s art and culture, and is revenue funded by the Arts Council of Wales.
“I’m very happy to have won this award and I’m looking forward to many people receiving the Christmas card, and seeing my artwork.
“I’ve always been interested in art, having started making pictures when I was much younger. Now I’ve moved on to ceramics, painting pictures and making pots. I’ve been awarded lots of certificates for my work as well.
“Leslie’s piece was brilliant and original, and won the competition amidst fierce competition from over 300 high-quality entries.
“Leslie has been with us three years now and is an absolute inspiration to others around him. He is a pleasure to have in class, has a great sense of humour and he brings the best out of everybody.
“We’re delighted that Leslie has won such a great award, contributing to a great cause, and he deserves it for all the effort and commitment he puts in at college every day.

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a cardiff student with additional learning needs has won a prestigious art competition and his piece has been chosen as a cover for the 2012 disability arts cymru christmas card.
leslie saunders, aged 21, entered his ‘robin’ piece into the disability arts cymru ‘go get started’ competition, building on his love for painting and craftwork.
the college ystrad mynach student was born with a rare condition called costello syndrome, meaning that he struggles with speech and the ability to walk long distances.
leslie, who studies learning for life and leisure – a course focussing on improving basic skills, and promoting self-confidence - worked on the piece tirelessly for a period of months and is extremely proud of his artwork.
as leslie has severe mobility and communication problems, he mainly uses ‘signalong’ – a type of sign language - to communicate, and his teachers have consistently praised his enthusiasm and effort.
the budding artist moved into his own flat, with support, earlier this year and hosts some more of his artwork on display for his guests.
disability arts cymru is committed to working with individuals and organisations to celebrate the diversity of disabled and deaf people’s art and culture, and is revenue funded by the arts council of wales.
“i’m very happy to have won this award and i’m looking forward to many people receiving the christmas card, and seeing my artwork.
“i’ve always been interested in art, having started making pictures when i was much younger. now i’ve moved on to ceramics, painting pictures and making pots. i’ve been awarded lots of certificates for my work as well.
“leslie’s piece was brilliant and original, and won the competition amidst fierce competition from over 300 high-quality entries.
“leslie has been with us three years now and is an absolute inspiration to others around him. he is a pleasure to have in class, has a great sense of humour and he brings the best out of everybody.
“we’re delighted that leslie has won such a great award, contributing to a great cause, and he deserves it for all the effort and commitment he puts in at college every day.


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Ah, the nanny tax. Some quick Google searches show a range of 80 to 95% of people who are obligated to pay the nanny tax, simply don’t. (NYTimes, ParentDish.com) That’s a pretty whopping statistic.
As I’ve been finding out, it would certainly be easier to just skip it. This past summer I hired a nanny for about six weeks. And, wanting to do the right thing, I decided I would deal with the paperwork and expense, and just pay her as a household employee and deal with the taxes. And that’s still the right thing to do.
But, wow, do I hate paperwork, and this stuff is over the top.
Form 518 from the State of Michigan was a bit over the top. I just wanted to pay taxes for hiring a nanny for a few weeks.
So, there was form 518, plus two additional forms I had to fill out, just to jump through some hoops to register for Unemployment Insurance taxes.
It’s pretty obvious that those forms are meant for real businesses, not private individuals who want to pay a household employee. I was so close to hiring a lawyer or accountant, but that just seemed unreasonable to me, so out of proportion with the fact that I just wanted to pay a nanny.
Upon having gone through the paperwork, nearly all of it was completely irrelevant. The relevant pieces were mostly my name and address or oddly specific. For instance, I nearly didn’t find the SIC number that applies to my situation. On the second page of SIC codes, about two thirds of the way down the fourth column of codes I found 881: Private Households – Domestic Employees, Cleaning, Baby-sitting, Private Nursing. I’m glad I found it, because I was really close to just leaving that field on the form blank.
Perhaps to the government, paying a nanny is just like owning a business. But, to me that seems like a dandy of a one-size-fits-all blunder. If instead the only form that a private individual had to fill out in order to register for nanny taxes was a quarter-sheet size form with contact information, perhaps more people would actually fill it out.
How many people looked at the paperwork, freaked out for a moment, and then just decided to skip it? The current form is quite simply a roadblock to tax revenue and to people who would like to do the right thing.
You are correct, the Michigan 518 is used to register for all business taxes in Michigan. You claim that you’re not using your nanny in a business, but charity groups aren’t either, and they must register to withhold.
The bottom line is, in your case, it’s just used to register for Income Tax withholding. Many of the questions are aimed at providing assistance to collect delinquent taxes should that ever be necessary.
But if you filled in only the minimum information, I’m sure the state would still be happy to take the money.
Not only did you help me with the category part, but you also made me feel better by validating my feelings that it’s like they WANT people to pay their household employers under the table. If you want people to do the right thing, don’t make it impossible to do the right thing!
I know it’s a few years old, but thank you for your post.
This process is not straight forward and I am still dealing with the consequences of not getting registered sooner with MiWAM. For some reason, I was under the impression I could file during the following spring like you can with Federal taxes. Just uninformed since both my wife and I work and have never owned or investigated owning business. I don’t think having a Nanny constitutes owning a business, but the State of Michigan sure thinks so. Now unfortunately, we are dealing with penalties for being delinquent in paying state unemployment taxes, which I might add are 4x more than what we actually owed for unemployment taxes.
I have spoken to multiple people about this as well and they all state the obvious, why is it so difficult to do the right thing. Hence, why people pay their nanny under the table. If I had all kinds of liquidity, hiring an accountant or lawyer would be feasible, but we just do not have that type of available funds.
I wrote a letter to MiWAM as well explaining the situation. I haven’t heard back, but they did confirm they received it.
This entire process has been a nightmare and consumed hours and hours of time that I would prefer spending with my family, since I work full-time.

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ah, the nanny tax. some quick google searches show a range of 80 to 95% of people who are obligated to pay the nanny tax, simply don’t. (nytimes, parentdish.com) that’s a pretty whopping statistic.
as i’ve been finding out, it would certainly be easier to just skip it. this past summer i hired a nanny for about six weeks. and, wanting to do the right thing, i decided i would deal with the paperwork and expense, and just pay her as a household employee and deal with the taxes. and that’s still the right thing to do.
but, wow, do i hate paperwork, and this stuff is over the top.
form 518 from the state of michigan was a bit over the top. i just wanted to pay taxes for hiring a nanny for a few weeks.
so, there was form 518, plus two additional forms i had to fill out, just to jump through some hoops to register for unemployment insurance taxes.
it’s pretty obvious that those forms are meant for real businesses, not private individuals who want to pay a household employee. i was so close to hiring a lawyer or accountant, but that just seemed unreasonable to me, so out of proportion with the fact that i just wanted to pay a nanny.
upon having gone through the paperwork, nearly all of it was completely irrelevant. the relevant pieces were mostly my name and address or oddly specific. for instance, i nearly didn’t find the sic number that applies to my situation. on the second page of sic codes, about two thirds of the way down the fourth column of codes i found 881: private households – domestic employees, cleaning, baby-sitting, private nursing. i’m glad i found it, because i was really close to just leaving that field on the form blank.
perhaps to the government, paying a nanny is just like owning a business. but, to me that seems like a dandy of a one-size-fits-all blunder. if instead the only form that a private individual had to fill out in order to register for nanny taxes was a quarter-sheet size form with contact information, perhaps more people would actually fill it out.
how many people looked at the paperwork, freaked out for a moment, and then just decided to skip it? the current form is quite simply a roadblock to tax revenue and to people who would like to do the right thing.
you are correct, the michigan 518 is used to register for all business taxes in michigan. you claim that you’re not using your nanny in a business, but charity groups aren’t either, and they must register to withhold.
the bottom line is, in your case, it’s just used to register for income tax withholding. many of the questions are aimed at providing assistance to collect delinquent taxes should that ever be necessary.
but if you filled in only the minimum information, i’m sure the state would still be happy to take the money.
not only did you help me with the category part, but you also made me feel better by validating my feelings that it’s like they want people to pay their household employers under the table. if you want people to do the right thing, don’t make it impossible to do the right thing!
i know it’s a few years old, but thank you for your post.
this process is not straight forward and i am still dealing with the consequences of not getting registered sooner with miwam. for some reason, i was under the impression i could file during the following spring like you can with federal taxes. just uninformed since both my wife and i work and have never owned or investigated owning business. i don’t think having a nanny constitutes owning a business, but the state of michigan sure thinks so. now unfortunately, we are dealing with penalties for being delinquent in paying state unemployment taxes, which i might add are 4x more than what we actually owed for unemployment taxes.
i have spoken to multiple people about this as well and they all state the obvious, why is it so difficult to do the right thing. hence, why people pay their nanny under the table. if i had all kinds of liquidity, hiring an accountant or lawyer would be feasible, but we just do not have that type of available funds.
i wrote a letter to miwam as well explaining the situation. i haven’t heard back, but they did confirm they received it.
this entire process has been a nightmare and consumed hours and hours of time that i would prefer spending with my family, since i work full-time.


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There are now conflicting reports as to whether Nancy Lanza — the mother of Newtown shooter Adam Lanza and the woman believed to be his first victim — taught at Sandy Hook Elementary, where Lanza killed 26 others, or if her relationship with the school was much more nebulous. It had been reported for much of Friday that Nancy taught at the school — and that Adam may have targeted children in her classroom — but that hypothesis got much murkier late Friday night.
"No one has heard of her," said Lillian Bittman, who served on the local school board until 2011. "Teachers don't know her."
The New York Times' updated story still identifies Lanza as a teacher at the school, as does the Washington Post, which calls her a kindergarten teacher at Sandy Hook. The Stamford Advocate, meanwhile, cites a source that echoes that Lanza was indeed a substitute teacher there.
This should be cleared up in the morning — or not.

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there are now conflicting reports as to whether nancy lanza — the mother of newtown shooter adam lanza and the woman believed to be his first victim — taught at sandy hook elementary, where lanza killed 26 others, or if her relationship with the school was much more nebulous. it had been reported for much of friday that nancy taught at the school — and that adam may have targeted children in her classroom — but that hypothesis got much murkier late friday night.
"no one has heard of her," said lillian bittman, who served on the local school board until 2011. "teachers don't know her."
the new york times' updated story still identifies lanza as a teacher at the school, as does the washington post, which calls her a kindergarten teacher at sandy hook. the stamford advocate, meanwhile, cites a source that echoes that lanza was indeed a substitute teacher there.
this should be cleared up in the morning — or not.


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← Is Your Soap Manufactured Using a Bicycle-Powered Soap Blender?
Regular PPSP readers have noticed that the flow of bikey news has slowed since mid-fall. But that doesn’t mean that PPSP hasn’t been busy planning more Bike Fun for 2013.
Although I haven’t written many new posts recently, I have been updating my Twitter feed with Tweets containing links to notable bikey news stories, blog posts, and pictures created by others. You can read the latest Tweets at the bottom of the column to the right – click on the embedded link to see the write-up or picture I have shared. To see all my past Tweets, simply click on the “Latest Tweets” link (there is no need to sign up or log into Twitter in order to read these). You’ll be presented with a stream of interesting bike-oriented stuff there – some from Wisconsin, some from across the US, and some from other countries.
The frequency of new PPSP blog posts will probably start to pick up in the next couple of weeks, as I will have opportunities to participate in some notable bicycle advocacy activities. I’ll alert you to when these will take place in case you want to attend. And I’ll share my experiences after taking part in them.
If you’re thinking that bicycle advocacy seems too serious a topic for a blog about Bike Fun, keep in mind that Poky Pedalers need safe streets and quality bicycle infrastructure in order to share Bike Fun. Being a Poky Pedaling advocate is just another way to encourage Bike Fun to flourish.
Speaking of Bike Fun, I’ve made substantial progress creating all-new Poky Pedals that will make up PPSP’s 2013 Bike Fun Calendar. I’ve created a new historically-themed Bike Fun event highlighting Stevens Point’s past. You can expect another Poke-Around Ride pointing out whimsical features of our urban area. The wildly popular Maple Ride will return in the fall. Poky Pedaling Potluck Picnics will again take place the third Tuesday of each month from May to August.
The 2013 Bike Fun Calendar will include all this Bike Fun and more. Look for it sometime in early spring.
So, PPSP has been pretty busy planning Bike Fun for 2013. Be sure to get your bike or trike or whatever you pedal ready to ride so you can share in all the Bike Fun to come.
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← is your soap manufactured using a bicycle-powered soap blender?
regular ppsp readers have noticed that the flow of bikey news has slowed since mid-fall. but that doesn’t mean that ppsp hasn’t been busy planning more bike fun for 2013.
although i haven’t written many new posts recently, i have been updating my twitter feed with tweets containing links to notable bikey news stories, blog posts, and pictures created by others. you can read the latest tweets at the bottom of the column to the right – click on the embedded link to see the write-up or picture i have shared. to see all my past tweets, simply click on the “latest tweets” link (there is no need to sign up or log into twitter in order to read these). you’ll be presented with a stream of interesting bike-oriented stuff there – some from wisconsin, some from across the us, and some from other countries.
the frequency of new ppsp blog posts will probably start to pick up in the next couple of weeks, as i will have opportunities to participate in some notable bicycle advocacy activities. i’ll alert you to when these will take place in case you want to attend. and i’ll share my experiences after taking part in them.
if you’re thinking that bicycle advocacy seems too serious a topic for a blog about bike fun, keep in mind that poky pedalers need safe streets and quality bicycle infrastructure in order to share bike fun. being a poky pedaling advocate is just another way to encourage bike fun to flourish.
speaking of bike fun, i’ve made substantial progress creating all-new poky pedals that will make up ppsp’s 2013 bike fun calendar. i’ve created a new historically-themed bike fun event highlighting stevens point’s past. you can expect another poke-around ride pointing out whimsical features of our urban area. the wildly popular maple ride will return in the fall. poky pedaling potluck picnics will again take place the third tuesday of each month from may to august.
the 2013 bike fun calendar will include all this bike fun and more. look for it sometime in early spring.
so, ppsp has been pretty busy planning bike fun for 2013. be sure to get your bike or trike or whatever you pedal ready to ride so you can share in all the bike fun to come.
this entry was posted in all posts, bike fun. bookmark the permalink.


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Come in to Legacy Dodge and test drive one of our 2017 Jeep Compass models!
With winter coming there has never been a better time to purchase a vehicle with a reputation of being able to go anywhere!
Check out our online Jeep Compass inventory here.
Come see Jeff at Legacy Dodge or call (780) 790-9000 about one of our 2017 Jeep Compass models.

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come in to legacy dodge and test drive one of our 2017 jeep compass models!
with winter coming there has never been a better time to purchase a vehicle with a reputation of being able to go anywhere!
check out our online jeep compass inventory here.
come see jeff at legacy dodge or call (780) 790-9000 about one of our 2017 jeep compass models.


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In Nairobi there tends to be a lot of jostling among artists in terms of performance order and who is the “headlining act” and “opening act” instead of a mutual appreciation of art. Noel Nderitu, Fadhilee and Tetu Shani would like to present to you The Unknown Order, an event that has never been done in Nairobi.
The event will be structured as follows: Ten minutes before the first act starts, the emcee will pick a name-tag out of a hat and that will be the first artist to play. After each artist finishes, the emcee picks another and so on and so forth. No headliners or openers. Neither the artists nor the audience know who will perform first, second or third resulting in a spontaneous and fun filled event.
Each of these artists had great achievements in 2016 that were made possible through the power of the Internet with Noel Nderitu’s song “You” being covered over 80 times, Fadhilee hosting the second edition of his UTAM festival and Tetu’s song “Chemistry” being the most remixed Kenyan song of 2016, all without major label backing or promotion.
The Unknown Order is a celebration of Kenyan music that prioritises creativity, collectivism and resilience.

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in nairobi there tends to be a lot of jostling among artists in terms of performance order and who is the “headlining act” and “opening act” instead of a mutual appreciation of art. noel nderitu, fadhilee and tetu shani would like to present to you the unknown order, an event that has never been done in nairobi.
the event will be structured as follows: ten minutes before the first act starts, the emcee will pick a name-tag out of a hat and that will be the first artist to play. after each artist finishes, the emcee picks another and so on and so forth. no headliners or openers. neither the artists nor the audience know who will perform first, second or third resulting in a spontaneous and fun filled event.
each of these artists had great achievements in 2016 that were made possible through the power of the internet with noel nderitu’s song “you” being covered over 80 times, fadhilee hosting the second edition of his utam festival and tetu’s song “chemistry” being the most remixed kenyan song of 2016, all without major label backing or promotion.
the unknown order is a celebration of kenyan music that prioritises creativity, collectivism and resilience.


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Vickie Lynn Ebenrick-Pannell, age 56, of Festus, MO entered into eternal rest on Thursday, September 11, 2014 at her residence. Born on December 17, 1957, in St Louis, MO to Myrtle (McGee) Topp of Bloomsdale, MO and the late Carl Topp.
In addition to her mother, she is survived by her sons: Jason Ebenrick of Hillsboro and Tony Pannell of Missouri, daughters: Jackalynn (Joshua) Bell of St Louis and Shannon Balance of Missouri, grandchildren: Sophia, Sylvia, Moises Jr, and Hailey. brothers: Dan Topp of Miami, FL, Mark (Vikki) Topp of Fenton, MO and Karl Topp of St Louis, MO, and sisters: Carla (Gary) McDonald of Branson, MO, Catriena (Steve) Pinson of Arnold, MO and Polly (Dennis) Echard of St Louis, MO.
She was a homemaker. She collected antiques and loved her grandchildren.

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vickie lynn ebenrick-pannell, age 56, of festus, mo entered into eternal rest on thursday, september 11, 2014 at her residence. born on december 17, 1957, in st louis, mo to myrtle (mcgee) topp of bloomsdale, mo and the late carl topp.
in addition to her mother, she is survived by her sons: jason ebenrick of hillsboro and tony pannell of missouri, daughters: jackalynn (joshua) bell of st louis and shannon balance of missouri, grandchildren: sophia, sylvia, moises jr, and hailey. brothers: dan topp of miami, fl, mark (vikki) topp of fenton, mo and karl topp of st louis, mo, and sisters: carla (gary) mcdonald of branson, mo, catriena (steve) pinson of arnold, mo and polly (dennis) echard of st louis, mo.
she was a homemaker. she collected antiques and loved her grandchildren.


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With lush tropical landscaping and sophisticated opulence, Tuscany Village offers you a lifestyle like no other. First developed in 2006-2007, this gated community in Grande Dunes features primarily Mediterranean-styled homes and is reminiscent of the most fashionable Florida communities. Close to the Members Club on the west side of the Intracoastal Waterway, Tuscany transports you from the beach to a rarified world of riches.
You will never want to leave the comfort of your luxurious Tuscany home. Trey ceilings and ornate moldings add to the feeling of rich luxury. Incredible master suites are spacious with huge walk-in closets and marble-tiled bathrooms with glass showers and granite countertops. Gourmet kitchens feature state-of-the-art appliances. Formal dining rooms are the perfect places for dinner parties or take dinner to the back terrace on patios equipped with fireplaces and outdoor ovens. Entertain your friends in your private pool or hot tub under starry skies. Many homes offer picturesque views of the golf course and nearby ponds.
When you do leave home, you will love the convenience of the Tuscany Village location. Shopping is a breeze with Lowes Foods only 1.5 miles away. Barefoot Landing, Broadway at the Beach, and all the great shopping opportunities along the Grand Strand are just minutes away.Restaurants such as Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse and entertainment like the Carolina Opry are nearby. The Grande Dunes Golf Course and Grande Dunes Tennis Club are practically in your back yard. The Grand Strand Medical Center is about 2 miles away. Best of all, you are just minutes from the beach!
Tuscany Village homes offer a lifestyle beyond compare. Prices start in the upper $600Ks and run to over $1 million for incredible estates with mother-in-law suites, immense covered lanais, and unbelievable entertainment features inside and out. Some lots are still available and prices are in the upper $100Ks for those who are looking to build.
When looking for homes for sale in Myrtle Beach, let our real estate experts help you to find the very best fit for your family. If you are looking for a community that offers a lavish lifestyle and amenities that delight, call us today and schedule a tour of the amazing homes in Tuscany Village in Grande Dunes.

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with lush tropical landscaping and sophisticated opulence, tuscany village offers you a lifestyle like no other. first developed in 2006-2007, this gated community in grande dunes features primarily mediterranean-styled homes and is reminiscent of the most fashionable florida communities. close to the members club on the west side of the intracoastal waterway, tuscany transports you from the beach to a rarified world of riches.
you will never want to leave the comfort of your luxurious tuscany home. trey ceilings and ornate moldings add to the feeling of rich luxury. incredible master suites are spacious with huge walk-in closets and marble-tiled bathrooms with glass showers and granite countertops. gourmet kitchens feature state-of-the-art appliances. formal dining rooms are the perfect places for dinner parties or take dinner to the back terrace on patios equipped with fireplaces and outdoor ovens. entertain your friends in your private pool or hot tub under starry skies. many homes offer picturesque views of the golf course and nearby ponds.
when you do leave home, you will love the convenience of the tuscany village location. shopping is a breeze with lowes foods only 1.5 miles away. barefoot landing, broadway at the beach, and all the great shopping opportunities along the grand strand are just minutes away.restaurants such as ruth’s chris steakhouse and entertainment like the carolina opry are nearby. the grande dunes golf course and grande dunes tennis club are practically in your back yard. the grand strand medical center is about 2 miles away. best of all, you are just minutes from the beach!
tuscany village homes offer a lifestyle beyond compare. prices start in the upper $600ks and run to over $1 million for incredible estates with mother-in-law suites, immense covered lanais, and unbelievable entertainment features inside and out. some lots are still available and prices are in the upper $100ks for those who are looking to build.
when looking for homes for sale in myrtle beach, let our real estate experts help you to find the very best fit for your family. if you are looking for a community that offers a lavish lifestyle and amenities that delight, call us today and schedule a tour of the amazing homes in tuscany village in grande dunes.


text: The gazelle was originally a training shoe from the 60s, which has become a streetwear must-have. This version alludes to the London shoe from the legendary adidas City Series. It comes with a soft, textured suede upper and is lined with leather for maximum comfort. The white laces and dark rubber cupsole reflect the signature look of London design.

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The exceptions raised in your module are handled in a flow starting with an Exception Handler element. In an action, you can have more than one Exception Handler flow, in order to handle different types of exceptions.
Let the Global Exception Handler of your module do the work. By default, Global Exception Handler property of your module is set to On Exception action of Common UI Flow.
In action flows starting in Timers you can only handle the raised exceptions by adding Exception Handler elements in your logic, otherwise, the execution flow is interrupted and the error is logged.
When an exception is raised, the current execution flow is interrupted and the flow restarts in the first Exception Handler element which handles that type of exception.
You should have, at least, one Exception Handler in your application flow to inform and allow the end-user to continue to navigate.
When you are handling exceptions raised by an integration you are consuming (such as an action of an Extension or a method of a REST API) you will not be able to determine the type of exception. In these situations, you should handle the exception with an All Exceptions Handler. Then, you can use the ExceptionMessage property of the Exception Handler element to identify the exception.
Set Abort Transaction property to No if you want that the database transaction continues to be processed as if no exception had occurred. This transaction will be committed by the next Commit Transaction action or implicitly by OutSystems, typically at the end of request execution.
In Mobile applications, Abort Transaction property is available only when you are handling exceptions in server actions.

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the exceptions raised in your module are handled in a flow starting with an exception handler element. in an action, you can have more than one exception handler flow, in order to handle different types of exceptions.
let the global exception handler of your module do the work. by default, global exception handler property of your module is set to on exception action of common ui flow.
in action flows starting in timers you can only handle the raised exceptions by adding exception handler elements in your logic, otherwise, the execution flow is interrupted and the error is logged.
when an exception is raised, the current execution flow is interrupted and the flow restarts in the first exception handler element which handles that type of exception.
you should have, at least, one exception handler in your application flow to inform and allow the end-user to continue to navigate.
when you are handling exceptions raised by an integration you are consuming (such as an action of an extension or a method of a rest api) you will not be able to determine the type of exception. in these situations, you should handle the exception with an all exceptions handler. then, you can use the exceptionmessage property of the exception handler element to identify the exception.
set abort transaction property to no if you want that the database transaction continues to be processed as if no exception had occurred. this transaction will be committed by the next commit transaction action or implicitly by outsystems, typically at the end of request execution.
in mobile applications, abort transaction property is available only when you are handling exceptions in server actions.


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Nothing makes a home feel more complete than that carpet or the elegance of a designer floor. Here at Frank McGowan you will find a diverse range of carpets and flooring to complete that perfect look. In addition to the ranges shown online, you can find these and many more throughout our flooring department in-store. Where you will also find our expert staff on hand, to help you find what you are looking for.
Amtico international is a progAmtico international is a progressive, design-led flooring company.
Amtico international is a progressive, design-led flooring company. As market leaders in the manufacture and design of luxury vinyl tile flooring, we strive to be the best in our industry.
Karndean Design flooring is a global interiors company supplying luxury vinyl flooring to homes and businesses. Inspired by nature we make the functional stylish.
Karndean Designflooring is a global interiors company supplying luxury vinyl flooring to homes and businesses.
Our premium range if engineered flooring with the wide plank 180/189m boards. The Heritage Collection is a stunning selection of floors that will enhance any room with its bold dimensions.
The Forest Collection boasts stunning 180mm width & 1800mm length boards giving a fashionable wide plank, long length look to your home.
Extra-long, extra wide, particularly authentic thanks to the bevelled edges on all four sides: A true trend product with a length of 2200mm and a board width of 243mm. our boards in Gran Via create format on amazing, spacious appearance. Gran Via is right up to date with the latest interior design trends.
So slim, yet so much depth. Our board format Loft 4V is characterised by its slim dimensions; Only 135mm wide. A sensational alternative to the classical board format. The bevelled edge on four sides puts even more emphasis on the plank character.
A luxurious, wool-rich Brintons carpet for the home is the perfect starting point. Once you’ve experienced the softness and warmth that it brings, you’ll never look back – and we like to think that stylish good looks are all part of the package.
There is no better combination of quality, value & choice than a Cormar carpet. A comprehensive range of easy to clean polypropylene carpet, wool twist, textured loop carpet in plain & heather shades all manufactured by Cormar Carpets. Ranges are updated on a continuous basis to ensure that the colours remain in tune with current home furnishing styles.
© Frank McGowan. | All Rights Reserved.

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nothing makes a home feel more complete than that carpet or the elegance of a designer floor. here at frank mcgowan you will find a diverse range of carpets and flooring to complete that perfect look. in addition to the ranges shown online, you can find these and many more throughout our flooring department in-store. where you will also find our expert staff on hand, to help you find what you are looking for.
amtico international is a progamtico international is a progressive, design-led flooring company.
amtico international is a progressive, design-led flooring company. as market leaders in the manufacture and design of luxury vinyl tile flooring, we strive to be the best in our industry.
karndean design flooring is a global interiors company supplying luxury vinyl flooring to homes and businesses. inspired by nature we make the functional stylish.
karndean designflooring is a global interiors company supplying luxury vinyl flooring to homes and businesses.
our premium range if engineered flooring with the wide plank 180/189m boards. the heritage collection is a stunning selection of floors that will enhance any room with its bold dimensions.
the forest collection boasts stunning 180mm width & 1800mm length boards giving a fashionable wide plank, long length look to your home.
extra-long, extra wide, particularly authentic thanks to the bevelled edges on all four sides: a true trend product with a length of 2200mm and a board width of 243mm. our boards in gran via create format on amazing, spacious appearance. gran via is right up to date with the latest interior design trends.
so slim, yet so much depth. our board format loft 4v is characterised by its slim dimensions; only 135mm wide. a sensational alternative to the classical board format. the bevelled edge on four sides puts even more emphasis on the plank character.
a luxurious, wool-rich brintons carpet for the home is the perfect starting point. once you’ve experienced the softness and warmth that it brings, you’ll never look back – and we like to think that stylish good looks are all part of the package.
there is no better combination of quality, value & choice than a cormar carpet. a comprehensive range of easy to clean polypropylene carpet, wool twist, textured loop carpet in plain & heather shades all manufactured by cormar carpets. ranges are updated on a continuous basis to ensure that the colours remain in tune with current home furnishing styles.
© frank mcgowan. | all rights reserved.


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Sitla Hotel is a charming hotel right in the middle of Øvre Årdal. The hotel offers bed & brekafast in cosy surroundings at an afordable price.
The hotel is a perfect starting point for hiking in Jotunheimen or exploring the Sognefjord. A short distance from the hotel you will find trails and beautiful waterfalls such as Vettisfossen. If you enjoy fishing, there are possibilities for fishing by the fjord.
The hotel has 19 rooms, all with private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi for all guests.

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sitla hotel is a charming hotel right in the middle of øvre årdal. the hotel offers bed & brekafast in cosy surroundings at an afordable price.
the hotel is a perfect starting point for hiking in jotunheimen or exploring the sognefjord. a short distance from the hotel you will find trails and beautiful waterfalls such as vettisfossen. if you enjoy fishing, there are possibilities for fishing by the fjord.
the hotel has 19 rooms, all with private bathrooms and free wi-fi for all guests.


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Sta-Kill Liquid Concentrate deodorant. Contains special stain and odour neutralising agents that eradicate malodours caused by urine, vomit, mildew, smoke and cooking. Neutral pH, may be used effectively on most surfaces. 5 litres.
Usage: Dilute 1-part to 10-part water and apply with a sprayer (558699) to solid surfaces or into the air ensuring it does not come into contact with eyes or is inhaled.

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sta-kill liquid concentrate deodorant. contains special stain and odour neutralising agents that eradicate malodours caused by urine, vomit, mildew, smoke and cooking. neutral ph, may be used effectively on most surfaces. 5 litres.
usage: dilute 1-part to 10-part water and apply with a sprayer (558699) to solid surfaces or into the air ensuring it does not come into contact with eyes or is inhaled.


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BMW has done it again. That oversized kidney grille we first saw in the X7 has made its way to the new 7 Series as well. It is about 40% larger than the outgoing model. The grille has active air flap control with adjustable vanes which only open when more cold air is required.
The BMW badge is larger too, to match with the grille. The bonnet has even more sharper, sculpted contour lines, and the foremost part of the vehicle is about 50 mm taller. Adaptive LED headlamps are standard while the Laserlight technology with Selective Beam is optional.
The photos here showcase the long-wheelbase model which gets an additional 14 centimetres over the standard car. As before, the side profile has been kept neat with a sharp shoulder line that connects from the headlamps to the tail lamps. The front wings have been reworked with new upright air breathers to optimise air flow through the wheel arches.
Depending on the model, the light-alloy wheel sizes range from 17- to 20-inches.
The rear end is dominated by a new 3D LED tail lamps which are 35 mm slimmer. They’re connected by a full width light strip just below a thin chrome strip, and is linked to the DRLs. Also notice the wider exhaust tailpipe trims.
As with all the latest BMWs, interiors of the new 7 Series get the Live Cockpit Professional which is a combination of 12.3-inch fully digital instrument cluster and 10.25-inch infotainment system. Also included is an adaptive navigation system and a hard-drive-based multimedia system with 20 GB memory.
The Rear-seat entertainment system comprises of two 10-inch full-HD displays complete with a Blu-ray player. Being a flagship model, the new 7-Series offers several design packages for the buyer to suit their tastes. The materials include Alcantara headliner, Anthracite headliner, brushed aluminium accents, Nappa leather upholstery, fine-grain Merino full leather trim, American Oak Dark with metal inlays, Poplar Grain Metallic Grey high-gloss, Fineline Black wood trims and more.
Measures have been taken to further reduce noise levels. Laminated glass with an increased thickness of 5.1 mm is now used not only for the windscreen, but also for the side windows and rear window too.
Four-zone climate control, seat massage, fragrancing, and active seat ventilation (Executive Lounge) are some of the other features. All variants of the new 7 Series feature adaptive suspension including electronically controlled dampers and two-axle air suspension with automatic self-levelling, as standard.
Plus, the Driving Experience Control switch can be used to activate a range of damper settings for either comfort or sportiness. The suspension’s air supply is controlled individually for each wheel, making it possible to balance out an unevenly loaded car. Plus, the height of the body can be adjusted manually. For example, it can be raised by 20 mm at the touch of a button on bumpy road surfaces or steeply-angled ramps on the way into garages.
Options include Integral Active Steering (variable ratio) with rear axle steering, Executive Drive Pro chassis system which works with the two-axle air suspension, Head-Up Display, Active Cruise Control with Stop & Go function, Driving Assistant Professional which includes Steering and Lane Control Assistant, Traffic Jam Assist, Lane Keeping Assistant with active side collision protection, Cross Traffic Alert system, and Night Vision system which comes with pedestrian and animal detection as well as a marker light.
Cruise Control with braking function is standard. More assistance features include standard Active Park Distance Control (PDC), rear view camera, Parking Assistant for automatically selecting and manoeuvring into spaces, and Reversing Assistant. The optional Parking Assistant Plus comes with 360° view, and Remote 3D View function.
The driver can simply speak to the car by saying “Hey BMW” followed by something like “I’m cold”, which will prompt the Intelligent Personal Assistant to adjust the temperature inside the car.
The body is a mix of high-strength steels, aluminium and carbon fibre-reinforced plastic (CFRP). According to BMW, the Carbon Core used for the passenger cell makes a major contribution not only to the high level of safety, but also to the agile handling characteristics of the new 7 Series.
More safety features include standard Driving Assistant package. It gets Collision and Pedestrian Warning with City Braking function, Lane Departure Warning and Lane Change Warning systems, Rear Collision Prevention and Cross Traffic Alert.
At launch, there’ll be 750i xDrive, 750Li xDrive, M760Li xDrive, 745e, 745Le, 745Le xDrive, 730d, 730d xDrive, 730Ld, 730Ld xDrive, 740d xDrive, 740Ld xDrive, 750d xDrive and 750Ld xDrive models.
The plug-in hybrid variants are powered by a 3.0-litre inline-6 TwinPower Turbo petrol engine which produces 210 kW (282 bhp) at 5,000 – 6,000 rpm and 450 Nm of torque at 1,500 – 3,500 rpm. An 83 kW (111 bhp) electric motor offers 265 Nm of torque. The system output is 290 kW (389 bhp) and 600 Nm of torque.
A 12 kWh lithium-ion battery is placed underneath the rear seats, and is good for a range of up to 58 km. While the top speed of the car is limited to 250 km/h, the electric top speed is 140 km.
The petrol engines are 4.4-litre (4,395 cc) V8 TwinPower Turbo and 6.6-litre (6,592 cc) V12 TwinPower Turbo, while the diesel is a 3.0-litre (2,993 cc) inline-6 TwinPower Turbo with three states of tune. The 750d offers 294 kW (394 bhp) and 760 Nm of torque. The massive V12 petrol engine offers 430 kW (577 bhp) and 850 Nm of torque.
All engines are paired to an 8-speed Steptronic transmission which takes the help of navigation data. Launch Control function comes as standard on the M760Li xDrive.
Last but not the least, the long wheelbase models measure 5,260 mm in length, 1,902 mm in width and 1,479 mm in height. Wheelbase measures 3,210 mm and ground clearance is at 135 mm.

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bmw has done it again. that oversized kidney grille we first saw in the x7 has made its way to the new 7 series as well. it is about 40% larger than the outgoing model. the grille has active air flap control with adjustable vanes which only open when more cold air is required.
the bmw badge is larger too, to match with the grille. the bonnet has even more sharper, sculpted contour lines, and the foremost part of the vehicle is about 50 mm taller. adaptive led headlamps are standard while the laserlight technology with selective beam is optional.
the photos here showcase the long-wheelbase model which gets an additional 14 centimetres over the standard car. as before, the side profile has been kept neat with a sharp shoulder line that connects from the headlamps to the tail lamps. the front wings have been reworked with new upright air breathers to optimise air flow through the wheel arches.
depending on the model, the light-alloy wheel sizes range from 17- to 20-inches.
the rear end is dominated by a new 3d led tail lamps which are 35 mm slimmer. they’re connected by a full width light strip just below a thin chrome strip, and is linked to the drls. also notice the wider exhaust tailpipe trims.
as with all the latest bmws, interiors of the new 7 series get the live cockpit professional which is a combination of 12.3-inch fully digital instrument cluster and 10.25-inch infotainment system. also included is an adaptive navigation system and a hard-drive-based multimedia system with 20 gb memory.
the rear-seat entertainment system comprises of two 10-inch full-hd displays complete with a blu-ray player. being a flagship model, the new 7-series offers several design packages for the buyer to suit their tastes. the materials include alcantara headliner, anthracite headliner, brushed aluminium accents, nappa leather upholstery, fine-grain merino full leather trim, american oak dark with metal inlays, poplar grain metallic grey high-gloss, fineline black wood trims and more.
measures have been taken to further reduce noise levels. laminated glass with an increased thickness of 5.1 mm is now used not only for the windscreen, but also for the side windows and rear window too.
four-zone climate control, seat massage, fragrancing, and active seat ventilation (executive lounge) are some of the other features. all variants of the new 7 series feature adaptive suspension including electronically controlled dampers and two-axle air suspension with automatic self-levelling, as standard.
plus, the driving experience control switch can be used to activate a range of damper settings for either comfort or sportiness. the suspension’s air supply is controlled individually for each wheel, making it possible to balance out an unevenly loaded car. plus, the height of the body can be adjusted manually. for example, it can be raised by 20 mm at the touch of a button on bumpy road surfaces or steeply-angled ramps on the way into garages.
options include integral active steering (variable ratio) with rear axle steering, executive drive pro chassis system which works with the two-axle air suspension, head-up display, active cruise control with stop & go function, driving assistant professional which includes steering and lane control assistant, traffic jam assist, lane keeping assistant with active side collision protection, cross traffic alert system, and night vision system which comes with pedestrian and animal detection as well as a marker light.
cruise control with braking function is standard. more assistance features include standard active park distance control (pdc), rear view camera, parking assistant for automatically selecting and manoeuvring into spaces, and reversing assistant. the optional parking assistant plus comes with 360° view, and remote 3d view function.
the driver can simply speak to the car by saying “hey bmw” followed by something like “i’m cold”, which will prompt the intelligent personal assistant to adjust the temperature inside the car.
the body is a mix of high-strength steels, aluminium and carbon fibre-reinforced plastic (cfrp). according to bmw, the carbon core used for the passenger cell makes a major contribution not only to the high level of safety, but also to the agile handling characteristics of the new 7 series.
more safety features include standard driving assistant package. it gets collision and pedestrian warning with city braking function, lane departure warning and lane change warning systems, rear collision prevention and cross traffic alert.
at launch, there’ll be 750i xdrive, 750li xdrive, m760li xdrive, 745e, 745le, 745le xdrive, 730d, 730d xdrive, 730ld, 730ld xdrive, 740d xdrive, 740ld xdrive, 750d xdrive and 750ld xdrive models.
the plug-in hybrid variants are powered by a 3.0-litre inline-6 twinpower turbo petrol engine which produces 210 kw (282 bhp) at 5,000 – 6,000 rpm and 450 nm of torque at 1,500 – 3,500 rpm. an 83 kw (111 bhp) electric motor offers 265 nm of torque. the system output is 290 kw (389 bhp) and 600 nm of torque.
a 12 kwh lithium-ion battery is placed underneath the rear seats, and is good for a range of up to 58 km. while the top speed of the car is limited to 250 km/h, the electric top speed is 140 km.
the petrol engines are 4.4-litre (4,395 cc) v8 twinpower turbo and 6.6-litre (6,592 cc) v12 twinpower turbo, while the diesel is a 3.0-litre (2,993 cc) inline-6 twinpower turbo with three states of tune. the 750d offers 294 kw (394 bhp) and 760 nm of torque. the massive v12 petrol engine offers 430 kw (577 bhp) and 850 nm of torque.
all engines are paired to an 8-speed steptronic transmission which takes the help of navigation data. launch control function comes as standard on the m760li xdrive.
last but not the least, the long wheelbase models measure 5,260 mm in length, 1,902 mm in width and 1,479 mm in height. wheelbase measures 3,210 mm and ground clearance is at 135 mm.


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Our business hours cover Monday through Friday, 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM Pacific Time (US), excluding major holidays.
Notice: Observed holidays are not considered "business hours", so staffing may be limited. During this time we'll continue to prioritize business critical and degraded support requests, but response times may be delayed. For more details, please see Twilio Support's Priority and Guaranteed Response Times.

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our business hours cover monday through friday, 6:00 am to 6:00 pm pacific time (us), excluding major holidays.
notice: observed holidays are not considered "business hours", so staffing may be limited. during this time we'll continue to prioritize business critical and degraded support requests, but response times may be delayed. for more details, please see twilio support's priority and guaranteed response times.


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I wanted to be a part of a like-minded team that was 100% committed to providing the best possible consulting to clients. Plus, it was a great opportunity to set an example for my children. To believe in myself enough to be willing to take a calculated risk for a long-term gain.
Life is not about what happens to you. It’s about how you think about what happens to you and how you respond.
Or said differently - life is like a card game. You can’t control the hand you are dealt. What’s important is how you think about the hand and play the hand in the very best way you can.
Being as fully vested in a great outcome as the client team. It means being proactive, thinking ahead and providing guidance to avoid pitfalls. It means facing challenges head-on should they arise. It means communicating directly, honestly and professionally even when delivering constructive criticism.
When did you discover your passion for branding?
During my first project we had completed several rounds of name options where I encouraged the client to consider several names that were more unique. They weren’t interested and narrowed to names that were more straight-forward. At the end of the process my client lead gave me feedback that the team was disappointed in the names that they were “plain vanilla”. I immediately jumped in to recommend again a few of the names that were more creative. In order to get internal support for the recommended names, I coordinated a special in-person meeting to present the recommendations and get internal support. I enjoyed the challenge of taking a situation that could have been negative and turning it into a success story. This is when I knew branding was the right profession for me.
I like to stay active and be outside whenever possible. I spend almost all my time away from work with my family. I enjoy cooking, yoga, reading, working out, backpacking, camping, hiking, mountain biking and have recently started fly fishing.

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i wanted to be a part of a like-minded team that was 100% committed to providing the best possible consulting to clients. plus, it was a great opportunity to set an example for my children. to believe in myself enough to be willing to take a calculated risk for a long-term gain.
life is not about what happens to you. it’s about how you think about what happens to you and how you respond.
or said differently - life is like a card game. you can’t control the hand you are dealt. what’s important is how you think about the hand and play the hand in the very best way you can.
being as fully vested in a great outcome as the client team. it means being proactive, thinking ahead and providing guidance to avoid pitfalls. it means facing challenges head-on should they arise. it means communicating directly, honestly and professionally even when delivering constructive criticism.
when did you discover your passion for branding?
during my first project we had completed several rounds of name options where i encouraged the client to consider several names that were more unique. they weren’t interested and narrowed to names that were more straight-forward. at the end of the process my client lead gave me feedback that the team was disappointed in the names that they were “plain vanilla”. i immediately jumped in to recommend again a few of the names that were more creative. in order to get internal support for the recommended names, i coordinated a special in-person meeting to present the recommendations and get internal support. i enjoyed the challenge of taking a situation that could have been negative and turning it into a success story. this is when i knew branding was the right profession for me.
i like to stay active and be outside whenever possible. i spend almost all my time away from work with my family. i enjoy cooking, yoga, reading, working out, backpacking, camping, hiking, mountain biking and have recently started fly fishing.


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Gee, H. Y., E. A. Otto, T. W. Hurd, S. Ashraf, M. Chaki, A. Cluckey, V. Vega-Warner, et al. 2013. “Whole exome resequencing distinguishes cystic kidney diseases from phenocopies in renal ciliopathies.” Kidney international 85 (4): 880-887. doi:10.1038/ki.2013.450. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/ki.2013.450.
Rare single-gene disorders cause chronic disease. However, half of the 6,000 recessive single gene causes of disease are still unknown. Because recessive disease genes can illuminate, at least in part, disease pathomechanism, their identification offers direct opportunities for improved clinical management and potentially treatment. Rare diseases comprise the majority of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in children but are notoriously difficult to diagnose. Whole exome resequencing facilitates identification of recessive disease genes. However, its utility is impeded by the large number of genetic variants detected. We here overcome this limitation by combining homozygosity mapping with whole exome resequencing in 10 sib pairs with a nephronophthisis-related ciliopathy, which represents the most frequent genetic cause of CKD in the first three decades of life. In 7 of 10 sib-ships with a histologic or ultrasonographic diagnosis of nephronophthisis-related ciliopathy we detect the causative gene. In six sib-ships we identify mutations of known nephronophthisis-related ciliopathy genes, while in two additional sib-ships we found mutations in the known CKD-causing genes SLC4A1 and AGXT as phenocopies of nephronophthisis-related ciliopathy. Thus whole exome resequencing establishes an efficient, non-invasive approach towards early detection and causation-based diagnosis of rare kidney diseases. This approach can be extended to other rare recessive disorders, thereby providing accurate diagnosis and facilitating the study of disease mechanisms.

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gee, h. y., e. a. otto, t. w. hurd, s. ashraf, m. chaki, a. cluckey, v. vega-warner, et al. 2013. “whole exome resequencing distinguishes cystic kidney diseases from phenocopies in renal ciliopathies.” kidney international 85 (4): 880-887. doi:10.1038/ki.2013.450. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/ki.2013.450.
rare single-gene disorders cause chronic disease. however, half of the 6,000 recessive single gene causes of disease are still unknown. because recessive disease genes can illuminate, at least in part, disease pathomechanism, their identification offers direct opportunities for improved clinical management and potentially treatment. rare diseases comprise the majority of chronic kidney disease (ckd) in children but are notoriously difficult to diagnose. whole exome resequencing facilitates identification of recessive disease genes. however, its utility is impeded by the large number of genetic variants detected. we here overcome this limitation by combining homozygosity mapping with whole exome resequencing in 10 sib pairs with a nephronophthisis-related ciliopathy, which represents the most frequent genetic cause of ckd in the first three decades of life. in 7 of 10 sib-ships with a histologic or ultrasonographic diagnosis of nephronophthisis-related ciliopathy we detect the causative gene. in six sib-ships we identify mutations of known nephronophthisis-related ciliopathy genes, while in two additional sib-ships we found mutations in the known ckd-causing genes slc4a1 and agxt as phenocopies of nephronophthisis-related ciliopathy. thus whole exome resequencing establishes an efficient, non-invasive approach towards early detection and causation-based diagnosis of rare kidney diseases. this approach can be extended to other rare recessive disorders, thereby providing accurate diagnosis and facilitating the study of disease mechanisms.


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We have worked with a variety of companies offering corporate massage in the past – the Henley Swim Series , Tom Tom at the launch of their new GPS Run Watch, Human Race Events, amongst others, offering pre and post-event massage and treatment.
For Event Massage, we know a number of talented local therapists who can treat from 40 – 2,000 competitors. They are used to working ‘in the field’ and bring their own shelters and massage tables. Everyone is fully insured and used to treating active bodies. We offer a ‘pay on the day’ scheme, usually £10 for a 15-minute massage or £20 for half an hour, or alternatively, we can charge a daily rate for a set volume of clients. It is then up to you whether you pass on this cost to the competitors at sign up, or offer it as a free ‘perk’! We are happy to discuss your event and find a system that works for you.
If you are interested in Office Massage, we can provide seated massage – great for staff relaxation and stress relief, and we also offer Group Pilates and Nutritional Advice/meal planning/healthy eating tips.
Please email us at info@pacetherapies.co.uk for more information.

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we have worked with a variety of companies offering corporate massage in the past – the henley swim series , tom tom at the launch of their new gps run watch, human race events, amongst others, offering pre and post-event massage and treatment.
for event massage, we know a number of talented local therapists who can treat from 40 – 2,000 competitors. they are used to working ‘in the field’ and bring their own shelters and massage tables. everyone is fully insured and used to treating active bodies. we offer a ‘pay on the day’ scheme, usually £10 for a 15-minute massage or £20 for half an hour, or alternatively, we can charge a daily rate for a set volume of clients. it is then up to you whether you pass on this cost to the competitors at sign up, or offer it as a free ‘perk’! we are happy to discuss your event and find a system that works for you.
if you are interested in office massage, we can provide seated massage – great for staff relaxation and stress relief, and we also offer group pilates and nutritional advice/meal planning/healthy eating tips.
please email us at info@pacetherapies.co.uk for more information.


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Phew, this has been quite the week!
Table reservations are currently “Sold out” but please take a chance and come if you were planning to. Anything could happen and those seats are not pre-sold.
I enjoyed meeting with host, Dan Olson and discussing how I met Keldon, his performance at last years Uke Fest and then a little about my own journey with the ukulele. It should air later this week.
Then just this morning I met with Natalie Nyhus from WCCO news. She does a great series on ‘Women Who Rock’ and in the past couple of weeks I was filmed solo and with the band and then today got to chat with her and tell her a little bit about my life. The piece was originally going to air this week to promote Uke Fest but will now air to highlight a future show. I will update when I know more.
It’s really been a thrill to get to share these kinds of moments. All I’ve really ever wanted was to have the chance to express myself and actually have a few people show up to listen.
Singing and writing is such a big outlet for me but to have people enjoy it is incredibly rewarding. I guess if I sang in an empty forest I would still love it but people hearing it makes is so much better.
I hope to see some of you this weekend. I will have t-shirts, necklaces and FREE BUTTONS for Uke Festers and I know we’ll have a fab time.
Love and thanks , Katy.
I wanted to let you all know about a pretty exciting opportunity I have coming up this weekend.
I will be playing a solo show this Saturday at 9 pm at the lovely Aster Cafe. WCCO will be filming my opening set as part of there ‘women who rock’ series. Please RSVP and support me. I really hope to see some friendly faces that night!
If you are able to attend (And it will be a great show with the talented and lovely Vicki Emerson and band playing) then please rsvp to the Aster.
Thank you and I will let you all know when the piece airs….

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phew, this has been quite the week!
table reservations are currently “sold out” but please take a chance and come if you were planning to. anything could happen and those seats are not pre-sold.
i enjoyed meeting with host, dan olson and discussing how i met keldon, his performance at last years uke fest and then a little about my own journey with the ukulele. it should air later this week.
then just this morning i met with natalie nyhus from wcco news. she does a great series on ‘women who rock’ and in the past couple of weeks i was filmed solo and with the band and then today got to chat with her and tell her a little bit about my life. the piece was originally going to air this week to promote uke fest but will now air to highlight a future show. i will update when i know more.
it’s really been a thrill to get to share these kinds of moments. all i’ve really ever wanted was to have the chance to express myself and actually have a few people show up to listen.
singing and writing is such a big outlet for me but to have people enjoy it is incredibly rewarding. i guess if i sang in an empty forest i would still love it but people hearing it makes is so much better.
i hope to see some of you this weekend. i will have t-shirts, necklaces and free buttons for uke festers and i know we’ll have a fab time.
love and thanks , katy.
i wanted to let you all know about a pretty exciting opportunity i have coming up this weekend.
i will be playing a solo show this saturday at 9 pm at the lovely aster cafe. wcco will be filming my opening set as part of there ‘women who rock’ series. please rsvp and support me. i really hope to see some friendly faces that night!
if you are able to attend (and it will be a great show with the talented and lovely vicki emerson and band playing) then please rsvp to the aster.
thank you and i will let you all know when the piece airs….


text: This model is identifiable by the different shape of leg locking lever. See image below for the style fitted to this model. Please compare to the other drawing.

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FME Workbench fails with an error message about a missing entry point in the xerces-c_2_7.dll when attempting to get a list of tables in the Geodatabase (ArcSDE) reader. This only occurs with the direct connection method of accessing the Geodatabase.
The xerces-c_2_7.dll is located in the ArcGIS directory. If a second copy also exists in the Windows/System32 folder which is different to the one in the ArcGIS directory this failure can occur.
1 - Rename or remove the copy in the Windows/System32 folder.

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fme workbench fails with an error message about a missing entry point in the xerces-c_2_7.dll when attempting to get a list of tables in the geodatabase (arcsde) reader. this only occurs with the direct connection method of accessing the geodatabase.
the xerces-c_2_7.dll is located in the arcgis directory. if a second copy also exists in the windows/system32 folder which is different to the one in the arcgis directory this failure can occur.
1 - rename or remove the copy in the windows/system32 folder.


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For men with immaculate taste, PS Paul Smith suits and fitted jackets are your must-have wardrobe staples. Perfect for day to evening, you are good to go! Haute couture tailoring in premium quality wool, the suits are both comfortable and flattering, making you look effortlessly smart.
So versatile, you can wear PS Paul Smith suits and fitted jackets year round.

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for men with immaculate taste, ps paul smith suits and fitted jackets are your must-have wardrobe staples. perfect for day to evening, you are good to go! haute couture tailoring in premium quality wool, the suits are both comfortable and flattering, making you look effortlessly smart.
so versatile, you can wear ps paul smith suits and fitted jackets year round.


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Hidy, Lana Mae, 63, Springfield, died Friday, August 31, 2018. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Arrangements by CONROY FUNERAL HOME.
I am so sorry for your loss Rusty. Lana and I had alot of great times on Monday night shooting darts for Boone Saloon.. I had not seen her for a few years but she always had a special place in my heart... We always referred to ourselves as her being[ Ethel Mertz] and I [Lucy Ricardo].... I will see you again my friend, save me a cold one!!!

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hidy, lana mae, 63, springfield, died friday, august 31, 2018. a celebration of life will be held at a later date. arrangements by conroy funeral home.
i am so sorry for your loss rusty. lana and i had alot of great times on monday night shooting darts for boone saloon.. i had not seen her for a few years but she always had a special place in my heart... we always referred to ourselves as her being[ ethel mertz] and i [lucy ricardo].... i will see you again my friend, save me a cold one!!!


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Fried Egg and Avocado Tapa!
Best partner for Alton from 음식 network if he were on Iron Chef America?
Best show on 음식 Network?
Do u like the show Good Eats?
Have 당신 ever tried a new 음식 because it was on Good Eats?
The Good Eats Wiki is dedicated to Alton Brown. Features information on the 음식 Network shows "Good Eats", "Feasting on Asphalt" & "Feasting on Waves", and his appearances on "Iron Chef America".
a video 추가되었습니다: Fried Egg and Avocado Tapa!
a poll 추가되었습니다: Whats his real name?
Casting for 음식 Network Grilling Special!

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fried egg and avocado tapa!
best partner for alton from 음식 network if he were on iron chef america?
best show on 음식 network?
do u like the show good eats?
have 당신 ever tried a new 음식 because it was on good eats?
the good eats wiki is dedicated to alton brown. features information on the 음식 network shows "good eats", "feasting on asphalt" & "feasting on waves", and his appearances on "iron chef america".
a video 추가되었습니다: fried egg and avocado tapa!
a poll 추가되었습니다: whats his real name?
casting for 음식 network grilling special!


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Theo Jansen has been creating ‘wind-walking’ kinetic sculptures since the nineties. This new form of ‘life’ was a rudimentary breed at first. It has slowly evolved into a generation of magical creatures able to respond to their environment. He calls them Strandbeests. Constructed as intricate assemblages from piping, recycled plastic bottles and wing-like sails, Theo’s Strandbeests are constantly evolving and have adapted excellently to their beach environment. His work exemplifies the meeting of nature, technology and art.
How did you originally come up with the idea of creating a Strandbeest?
But then came the evolutionary breakthrough?
Although known for his kinetic sculptures, Theo studied physics at one of the world’s top technical universities, Delft University of Technology, for seven years. Theo turned to his scientific background and, using an old Atari computer, he considered millions of possibilities (random lengths of tube) for the ideal leg shape. This resulted in 1,500 different combinations of curves.
Why did you give the DNA away?
He stresses that he always welcomes new ideas for interesting applications.
Were there ever any challenges that you thought it was impossible to overcome?
Your amazing beach animal creations are an inspiration for people all over the world but what inspires you?
Theo is rather perplexed by people’s response sometimes, explaining that he doesn’t deliberately set out to create beautiful animals and evoke such strong emotions. Creating his Strandbeests through an evolutionary engineering process is what drives him.
Engineering is clearly an important part of your work. Are there any similarities between what you do and the work of Boskalis engineers?
Is the idea of replenishing the dunes ever likely to be realized by your animals?
What is the next stage of the evolutionary process — the following new horizon?
“The next natural evolutionary step will be for the animals start to ‘make their own decisions’, so they can work on soft and hard sand. Self-propelling Strandbeests have a stomach. This consists of recycled plastic bottles that enable the animals to store air pressure and use it to drive them in the absence of wind. This year, for the first time, the 42-foot-long Animaris Suspendisse walked with the wind. When there was a hard wind, parallel to the coast, the Strandbeest could walk around 5 kilometers along the beach in about 30 minutes to an hour. However, I still have some work to do on maintaining its course, and I may need to invest in a four-wheel drive to bring it back”, he quips.

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theo jansen has been creating ‘wind-walking’ kinetic sculptures since the nineties. this new form of ‘life’ was a rudimentary breed at first. it has slowly evolved into a generation of magical creatures able to respond to their environment. he calls them strandbeests. constructed as intricate assemblages from piping, recycled plastic bottles and wing-like sails, theo’s strandbeests are constantly evolving and have adapted excellently to their beach environment. his work exemplifies the meeting of nature, technology and art.
how did you originally come up with the idea of creating a strandbeest?
but then came the evolutionary breakthrough?
although known for his kinetic sculptures, theo studied physics at one of the world’s top technical universities, delft university of technology, for seven years. theo turned to his scientific background and, using an old atari computer, he considered millions of possibilities (random lengths of tube) for the ideal leg shape. this resulted in 1,500 different combinations of curves.
why did you give the dna away?
he stresses that he always welcomes new ideas for interesting applications.
were there ever any challenges that you thought it was impossible to overcome?
your amazing beach animal creations are an inspiration for people all over the world but what inspires you?
theo is rather perplexed by people’s response sometimes, explaining that he doesn’t deliberately set out to create beautiful animals and evoke such strong emotions. creating his strandbeests through an evolutionary engineering process is what drives him.
engineering is clearly an important part of your work. are there any similarities between what you do and the work of boskalis engineers?
is the idea of replenishing the dunes ever likely to be realized by your animals?
what is the next stage of the evolutionary process — the following new horizon?
“the next natural evolutionary step will be for the animals start to ‘make their own decisions’, so they can work on soft and hard sand. self-propelling strandbeests have a stomach. this consists of recycled plastic bottles that enable the animals to store air pressure and use it to drive them in the absence of wind. this year, for the first time, the 42-foot-long animaris suspendisse walked with the wind. when there was a hard wind, parallel to the coast, the strandbeest could walk around 5 kilometers along the beach in about 30 minutes to an hour. however, i still have some work to do on maintaining its course, and i may need to invest in a four-wheel drive to bring it back”, he quips.


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Leatherman Tool Group, Inc. v. Coast Cutlery Co.
District court denies motion for preliminary injunction in a false advertising action brought by manufacturer of knives, concluding that under Supreme Court eBay v. MercExchange decision, irreparable harm may not be presumed once there is a showing of a likelihood of success on the merits.
Defendant Coast Cutlery, a manufacturer of multi-tools and knives, advertised some of its knives as being constructed of 440C steel and having a hardness of 57 to 59 on the Rockwell C scale, a measure of hardness that is abbreviated “HRC”. Plaintiff Leatherman, also a manufacturer of knives, had 61 different types of Coast knives independently tested for the type of steel and hardness of the blade. The results showed that none of the tested knives were made of 440C steel and only two of the tested knives had a hardness of 57 to 59 HRC. Leatherman sued Coast for false advertising under section 43 of the Lanham Act and sought a preliminary injunction requiring Coast to issue corrective notices and prohibiting Coast from stating that its knives are made of 440C steel, are hardened to between 57 and 59 HRC, and are individually hardness tested. Since Leatherman filed the complaint and motion for preliminary injunction, Coast undertook some corrective actions. Leatherman argued that the corrective actions were insufficient.
A party seeking a preliminary injunction, instructed the court, must establish that he is likely to succeed on the merits, he is likely to suffer irreparable harm in the absence of preliminary relief, the balance of equities tips in his favor, and an injunction is in the public interest. Although the court determined that three of the four factors — likelihood of success on the merits, balance of the equities, and the public interest — favored Leatherman, the court denied Leatherman’s request for a preliminary injunction because it failed to show a likelihood of irreparable harm.
The court initially evaluated the strength of Leatherman’s section 43(a) Lanham Act claim. To establish a section 43(a) claim, a plaintiff must establish (1) falsity in a commercial statement, (2) deception, (3) materiality, (4)interstate commerce, and (5) injury. First, the court found that Coast, through its corrective actions, indirectly admitted to falsely advertising that its products are made from 440C steel, have a hardness of 57-59 HRC, and are individually tested for hardness. Second, the court held that Coast’s statements were literally false and thus are presumed to have a tendency to deceive. Third, Leatherman produced sufficient evidence to support the materiality element. A consumer comment showed that the consumer was swayed by the 440C steel description about Coast’s product. In a consumer survey conducted by Coast, 17% of respondents said that a particular type of steel greatly influences their purchasing decision. Fourth, the false statements entered interstate commerce via Coast’s website, product packaging, catalogs, and on the product itself. Finally, the parties merged discussion of injury as an element of a false advertising claim with the discussion of irreparable harm.
In light of the Supreme Court’s decision in eBay, Inc. v. MercExchange, LLC, 547 U.S. 388 (2006), and the Ninth Circuit’s decision in Flexible Lifeline v. Precision Lift, Inc., 2011 U.S. App. LEXIS 17462 (9th Cir. Aug. 22, 2011), the court rejected Leatherman’s argument that it is entitled to a presumption of irreparable harm if a tendency to deceive has been established. In eBay, the Ninth Circuit considered a permanent injunction issued based on a finding of patent infringement, and disapproved of the use of “categorical” rules with respect to irreparable harm. In Flexible Lifeline, the Ninth Circuit reversed the long standing precedent that irreparable harm may be presumed in copyright infringement cases once there is a showing of a likelihood of success on the merits. The Ninth Circuit found that eBay has broad implications (that apply equally to preliminary and permanent injunctions), and that eBay is not limited to patent infringement cases. The court noted that other jurisdictions have likewise concluded that presumptions of irreparable harm are no longer appropriate after eBay, and indicated that the First, Second, Fourth, and Eleventh Circuits have raised similar concerns over presumptions of irreparable harm.
Without a presumption, the court concluded that the balance of the elements of the preliminary injunction test did not tip in Leatherman’s favor. Although three of the four factors considered in its preliminary injunction analysis — likelihood of success on the merits, balance of equities, and the public interest — favored Leatherman, the court denied plaintiff’s motion for a preliminary because it failed to demonstrate a likelihood of irreparable harm.

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leatherman tool group, inc. v. coast cutlery co.
district court denies motion for preliminary injunction in a false advertising action brought by manufacturer of knives, concluding that under supreme court ebay v. mercexchange decision, irreparable harm may not be presumed once there is a showing of a likelihood of success on the merits.
defendant coast cutlery, a manufacturer of multi-tools and knives, advertised some of its knives as being constructed of 440c steel and having a hardness of 57 to 59 on the rockwell c scale, a measure of hardness that is abbreviated “hrc”. plaintiff leatherman, also a manufacturer of knives, had 61 different types of coast knives independently tested for the type of steel and hardness of the blade. the results showed that none of the tested knives were made of 440c steel and only two of the tested knives had a hardness of 57 to 59 hrc. leatherman sued coast for false advertising under section 43 of the lanham act and sought a preliminary injunction requiring coast to issue corrective notices and prohibiting coast from stating that its knives are made of 440c steel, are hardened to between 57 and 59 hrc, and are individually hardness tested. since leatherman filed the complaint and motion for preliminary injunction, coast undertook some corrective actions. leatherman argued that the corrective actions were insufficient.
a party seeking a preliminary injunction, instructed the court, must establish that he is likely to succeed on the merits, he is likely to suffer irreparable harm in the absence of preliminary relief, the balance of equities tips in his favor, and an injunction is in the public interest. although the court determined that three of the four factors — likelihood of success on the merits, balance of the equities, and the public interest — favored leatherman, the court denied leatherman’s request for a preliminary injunction because it failed to show a likelihood of irreparable harm.
the court initially evaluated the strength of leatherman’s section 43(a) lanham act claim. to establish a section 43(a) claim, a plaintiff must establish (1) falsity in a commercial statement, (2) deception, (3) materiality, (4)interstate commerce, and (5) injury. first, the court found that coast, through its corrective actions, indirectly admitted to falsely advertising that its products are made from 440c steel, have a hardness of 57-59 hrc, and are individually tested for hardness. second, the court held that coast’s statements were literally false and thus are presumed to have a tendency to deceive. third, leatherman produced sufficient evidence to support the materiality element. a consumer comment showed that the consumer was swayed by the 440c steel description about coast’s product. in a consumer survey conducted by coast, 17% of respondents said that a particular type of steel greatly influences their purchasing decision. fourth, the false statements entered interstate commerce via coast’s website, product packaging, catalogs, and on the product itself. finally, the parties merged discussion of injury as an element of a false advertising claim with the discussion of irreparable harm.
in light of the supreme court’s decision in ebay, inc. v. mercexchange, llc, 547 u.s. 388 (2006), and the ninth circuit’s decision in flexible lifeline v. precision lift, inc., 2011 u.s. app. lexis 17462 (9th cir. aug. 22, 2011), the court rejected leatherman’s argument that it is entitled to a presumption of irreparable harm if a tendency to deceive has been established. in ebay, the ninth circuit considered a permanent injunction issued based on a finding of patent infringement, and disapproved of the use of “categorical” rules with respect to irreparable harm. in flexible lifeline, the ninth circuit reversed the long standing precedent that irreparable harm may be presumed in copyright infringement cases once there is a showing of a likelihood of success on the merits. the ninth circuit found that ebay has broad implications (that apply equally to preliminary and permanent injunctions), and that ebay is not limited to patent infringement cases. the court noted that other jurisdictions have likewise concluded that presumptions of irreparable harm are no longer appropriate after ebay, and indicated that the first, second, fourth, and eleventh circuits have raised similar concerns over presumptions of irreparable harm.
without a presumption, the court concluded that the balance of the elements of the preliminary injunction test did not tip in leatherman’s favor. although three of the four factors considered in its preliminary injunction analysis — likelihood of success on the merits, balance of equities, and the public interest — favored leatherman, the court denied plaintiff’s motion for a preliminary because it failed to demonstrate a likelihood of irreparable harm.


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The vast majority of students have a learning difficulty called dyslexia. Despite a clear diagnosis of dyslexia students still, receive insufficient or inappropriate services most of the time. Written and spoken language are often difficult for people with dyslexia even though they are smart. A fifth grader may struggle to work out the word “caterpillar” but may still understand the life cycle of the butterfly.
A sixth-grader still read at an early first-grade level because she spent three years, after an inappropriate placement, in a class for students with intellectual disabilities.
Staffing to support dyslexia is still not adequate.
Huge problems still persist even though most schools have staff trained to instruct dyslexics. Struggling readers are usually on a one of wait and see because some schools claim that dyslexia can’t be diagnosed until children are reading or even until they are in third grade. While the adults are deciding what to do and playing the game of wait and see the dyslexic children suffer.
What measures should we take to assist those struggling with dyslexia?
A vast majority of students have a learning disability called dyslexia.
Written and/or spoken language is often difficult for people with dyslexia.

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the vast majority of students have a learning difficulty called dyslexia. despite a clear diagnosis of dyslexia students still, receive insufficient or inappropriate services most of the time. written and spoken language are often difficult for people with dyslexia even though they are smart. a fifth grader may struggle to work out the word “caterpillar” but may still understand the life cycle of the butterfly.
a sixth-grader still read at an early first-grade level because she spent three years, after an inappropriate placement, in a class for students with intellectual disabilities.
staffing to support dyslexia is still not adequate.
huge problems still persist even though most schools have staff trained to instruct dyslexics. struggling readers are usually on a one of wait and see because some schools claim that dyslexia can’t be diagnosed until children are reading or even until they are in third grade. while the adults are deciding what to do and playing the game of wait and see the dyslexic children suffer.
what measures should we take to assist those struggling with dyslexia?
a vast majority of students have a learning disability called dyslexia.
written and/or spoken language is often difficult for people with dyslexia.


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I bought the final ticket 1 year ago. I didn't think Korea team gets a medal.
I just love the soccer so I must see that, so I bought the ticket.
At that time, I was in London and I was so angry about Korea National Football Team.
I didn't want to reschedule my plan because of the soccer match.
So I am always upset when I remind London Olympic-Brazil World cup.
Maybe it could be the butterfly effect to Brazil worldcup.
At that time, he didn't choose Son Heung-min, so I was so upset and I didn't watch any match.
Son Heung-min and Park Joo-ho was really good in Europe, so I think they are really good player.
He ignore Park Joo-ho until the World cup, but there were injured player, so he choose him by force.
I thought we lost against UK Team.
he thought the UK team will lose naturally.
4 team make 1 team, how can they make one team?
In Wembly, there were almost Brazil and Mexico people. Only few Koreans were there.
I yelled in Korean, some people said hi to me.
I was glad when I met Korean in Wembly.
이때 구자철,이청용 선수 다 나왔었던가...정우영 남태희 선수도 이때 있었나?
If the result was good, no one will criticise about the friendship.
I think 2012 team wasn't tremendous. Actually it was lucky.
My worst World cup is 1998 and 2014.
In 2006, we won the 1st match and we draw against France.
Germany National Team, they were blamed by many people because the Manager always choose the same player.
But the result was good, no one said like that.
However, this year's result was terrible so many people criticise about that.
This year, because of Asian game gold medal, so I started to watch soccer again.
If Park Joo-young did well in Arsenal, maybe I watched more.

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i bought the final ticket 1 year ago. i didn't think korea team gets a medal.
i just love the soccer so i must see that, so i bought the ticket.
at that time, i was in london and i was so angry about korea national football team.
i didn't want to reschedule my plan because of the soccer match.
so i am always upset when i remind london olympic-brazil world cup.
maybe it could be the butterfly effect to brazil worldcup.
at that time, he didn't choose son heung-min, so i was so upset and i didn't watch any match.
son heung-min and park joo-ho was really good in europe, so i think they are really good player.
he ignore park joo-ho until the world cup, but there were injured player, so he choose him by force.
i thought we lost against uk team.
he thought the uk team will lose naturally.
4 team make 1 team, how can they make one team?
in wembly, there were almost brazil and mexico people. only few koreans were there.
i yelled in korean, some people said hi to me.
i was glad when i met korean in wembly.
이때 구자철,이청용 선수 다 나왔었던가...정우영 남태희 선수도 이때 있었나?
if the result was good, no one will criticise about the friendship.
i think 2012 team wasn't tremendous. actually it was lucky.
my worst world cup is 1998 and 2014.
in 2006, we won the 1st match and we draw against france.
germany national team, they were blamed by many people because the manager always choose the same player.
but the result was good, no one said like that.
however, this year's result was terrible so many people criticise about that.
this year, because of asian game gold medal, so i started to watch soccer again.
if park joo-young did well in arsenal, maybe i watched more.