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To be able to easily measure water conditions is fundamental to selecting the right method of treatment. At the right is the handiest meter we know of the Myron-L Ultrameter II. The Model 4P unit measures Conductivity, Resistivity and TDS(Total Dissolved Solids). What is unique is that it provides all these measures at the same time on the same water sample so you can easily switch between the different units of dissolved water impurities.
The model 6P also measures pH and ORP. It requires the use of buffers to keep the unit in calibration. The unit is rugged – I keep a model 4P backseat of my car so it is available at all times.
We use these units all the time to monitor how our water systems are doing as we visit different clients. You get quick feedback on the quality of the water sample so you can make adjustments in treatment on the spot.
One of the important measures of water quality is the amount of dissolved minerals in the water which is called Total Dissolved Solids(TDS). TDS is typically measured by devices which quantify how the water sample conducts an electrical current.
The most important thing to remember is that the all the units measure the same thing and are all done by electrical current conduction. The measuring instrument?s internal electronics make the conversions to the unit of measurement shown on the dial.
Conductivity is measured in MS/cm2 which is Micro-Siemens per Square Centimeter. This measurement is used more commonly for Untreated City Water and often in Cooling Tower and Boiler Water Conductivity.
Resistivity is measured in Meg-Ohm/cm2 which is Million Ohms per Square Centimeter. This measurement is used commonly in Treated Deionized or RO/DI Water Systems for High Purity Applications. The reason that Resistivity is used is that Conductivity at High Purity results in low readings which are difficult to discern.
TDS. measured in Mg/L, translates to dissolved Milligrams per Liter of solution. To make sense out of all the different measurement units, we try to convert them all to this unit. Here is a Conversion Chart which shows Conductivity, Resistivity and Total Dissolved Solids(TDS).
If you are interested in measuring water using this unit, please decide whether you want the 4P – Conductivity, TDS and Resistivity or the 6P which adds PH and ORP to the dissolved solids measurements of the 4P. Please note your preferences on our Quote Form and we’ll send you pricing.
Simply write your request down in our Quote Form and we will get you prices on the required unit.
Here is a detailed and large catalog file(3.6 MB) on the Myron-L Ultrameter II.

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to be able to easily measure water conditions is fundamental to selecting the right method of treatment. at the right is the handiest meter we know of the myron-l ultrameter ii. the model 4p unit measures conductivity, resistivity and tds(total dissolved solids). what is unique is that it provides all these measures at the same time on the same water sample so you can easily switch between the different units of dissolved water impurities.
the model 6p also measures ph and orp. it requires the use of buffers to keep the unit in calibration. the unit is rugged – i keep a model 4p backseat of my car so it is available at all times.
we use these units all the time to monitor how our water systems are doing as we visit different clients. you get quick feedback on the quality of the water sample so you can make adjustments in treatment on the spot.
one of the important measures of water quality is the amount of dissolved minerals in the water which is called total dissolved solids(tds). tds is typically measured by devices which quantify how the water sample conducts an electrical current.
the most important thing to remember is that the all the units measure the same thing and are all done by electrical current conduction. the measuring instrument?s internal electronics make the conversions to the unit of measurement shown on the dial.
conductivity is measured in ms/cm2 which is micro-siemens per square centimeter. this measurement is used more commonly for untreated city water and often in cooling tower and boiler water conductivity.
resistivity is measured in meg-ohm/cm2 which is million ohms per square centimeter. this measurement is used commonly in treated deionized or ro/di water systems for high purity applications. the reason that resistivity is used is that conductivity at high purity results in low readings which are difficult to discern.
tds. measured in mg/l, translates to dissolved milligrams per liter of solution. to make sense out of all the different measurement units, we try to convert them all to this unit. here is a conversion chart which shows conductivity, resistivity and total dissolved solids(tds).
if you are interested in measuring water using this unit, please decide whether you want the 4p – conductivity, tds and resistivity or the 6p which adds ph and orp to the dissolved solids measurements of the 4p. please note your preferences on our quote form and we’ll send you pricing.
simply write your request down in our quote form and we will get you prices on the required unit.
here is a detailed and large catalog file(3.6 mb) on the myron-l ultrameter ii.


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What about the Apostle Paul and Romans? Your hypothetical doesn't make the slightest sense since Luther was quoting and expounding Paul.
Please quote the verse from Paul that says saved by faith alone then. The term faith alone was not prevalent until the reformation.

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what about the apostle paul and romans? your hypothetical doesn't make the slightest sense since luther was quoting and expounding paul.
please quote the verse from paul that says saved by faith alone then. the term faith alone was not prevalent until the reformation.


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As part of the overall Sound Waves project, 38 sound artists from around the world have submitted a field recording and re imagining of water somewhere in the world: ocean, river, lake, stream, swimming pool, boiling kettle, splash of a puddle – anything in which water is the defining sound.
These reimagined sounds have been recomposed and re-edited by Cities and Memory into this 30-minute mixed sound piece incorporating many of the sounds in a new context.
This final piece presents a collective curated reimagining of the sounds of water from artists around the world in one piece, a shared reflection on water and the role it has in our lives. By capturing the sounds of water and recontextualising them, we can examine our own relationship with water as it surrounds us every day.
Posted in Academic Music, Avant Garde, Chameleon Music, Composing, Composition, Experimental, Mark Taylor, music, Music History, Musicology, Original Music, Professional, Sound Design, soundtrack.Tagged academic music, Alchemy VST, Ambient, art music, atmospheric, B14, Birmingham, Camel Audio, Chameleon, Chameleon Music, chameleonmusic, chilled, Cities and memory, classical, composer, composition, Sound Design, sound designer, Soundscape, Soundtrack.

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as part of the overall sound waves project, 38 sound artists from around the world have submitted a field recording and re imagining of water somewhere in the world: ocean, river, lake, stream, swimming pool, boiling kettle, splash of a puddle – anything in which water is the defining sound.
these reimagined sounds have been recomposed and re-edited by cities and memory into this 30-minute mixed sound piece incorporating many of the sounds in a new context.
this final piece presents a collective curated reimagining of the sounds of water from artists around the world in one piece, a shared reflection on water and the role it has in our lives. by capturing the sounds of water and recontextualising them, we can examine our own relationship with water as it surrounds us every day.
posted in academic music, avant garde, chameleon music, composing, composition, experimental, mark taylor, music, music history, musicology, original music, professional, sound design, soundtrack.tagged academic music, alchemy vst, ambient, art music, atmospheric, b14, birmingham, camel audio, chameleon, chameleon music, chameleonmusic, chilled, cities and memory, classical, composer, composition, sound design, sound designer, soundscape, soundtrack.


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Nestled in the heart of the Pisgah National Forest, The Retreat at Parson's Glen is only 3 miles from Penland School of Crafts and minutes from Spruce Pine and Bakersville, NC. You can be in Asheville, Boone, Blowing Rock or Banner Elk within an hour.
We're excited to share more of our Quaint Mountain Retreat with you, so touch base and let us know how we can help!

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nestled in the heart of the pisgah national forest, the retreat at parson's glen is only 3 miles from penland school of crafts and minutes from spruce pine and bakersville, nc. you can be in asheville, boone, blowing rock or banner elk within an hour.
we're excited to share more of our quaint mountain retreat with you, so touch base and let us know how we can help!


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Communities in Guatemala have seen the departure of their youth. “We have no future here: no jobs, no money”, Josué, 12 years old, from San Pedro told us. So, the communities turn to their credit unions for a solution.
Twenty years ago, the majority of credit union lending was for production: agriculture, commerce and small cottage industry. Today the majority of lending is for housing and consumption. We had worked on expanding agricultural lending with some success. Now it is time to look to how to provide lending for small businesses.
After the long trek across the mountains we spent the night in Panajacel and took the boat across the lake to COLUA credit union. “We need to grow with the members,” Enrique explained, “so that we can finance their businesses and provide jobs here.” We visited the leather goods maker’s shop where Nicholas works to send his sons to school and employs six people. We visited the women’s weaving cooperative which employs 24 women who work to support their children and to keep alive their Mayan traditions.We issued our call for volunteers to help the Guatemalans shift their lending paradigm for small and medium business lending. Bob, Maurice, John, Terri, Cathy and the other John answered the call. We met in Guatemala City and traveled to San Juan Sacatapequez to visit ECOSABA credit union and its small business members: the furniture maker and the flower grower.
From the discussion emerged a commitment to a national credit union system strategic plan to grow the small business portfolio and the beginning of principles to build on. Develop a structured business lending methodology which is sector specific, robustly measures cash flow and collateral, uses key indicators and accesses market peer indicator data bases. Program the lending tools and methodologies into the system data processing system from the very beginning. Establish a business lending support unit within the national association and hire specialized personnel for business lending within the credit unions. Establish frameworks for when and how participation loans would be appropriate. Consider when a business lending CUSO might be useful. Establish strategic alliances for business management training in accounting, cash flow management, credit management and budgeting for business owners. Establish strategic alliances for vocational training as well as for market access for particular sectors. Establish pricing methodologies which include the risks and the costs of not just capital but the training costs involved in this type of lending.
While this took place in Guatemala, we hear the calls for addressing this type of lending to support local community income generation and employment from several countries today. Thank you for your support which allows us to develop models that we can then share with several countries. Thank you for the volunteers who share their Talent, Time and Treasure to address these challenges.

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communities in guatemala have seen the departure of their youth. “we have no future here: no jobs, no money”, josué, 12 years old, from san pedro told us. so, the communities turn to their credit unions for a solution.
twenty years ago, the majority of credit union lending was for production: agriculture, commerce and small cottage industry. today the majority of lending is for housing and consumption. we had worked on expanding agricultural lending with some success. now it is time to look to how to provide lending for small businesses.
after the long trek across the mountains we spent the night in panajacel and took the boat across the lake to colua credit union. “we need to grow with the members,” enrique explained, “so that we can finance their businesses and provide jobs here.” we visited the leather goods maker’s shop where nicholas works to send his sons to school and employs six people. we visited the women’s weaving cooperative which employs 24 women who work to support their children and to keep alive their mayan traditions.we issued our call for volunteers to help the guatemalans shift their lending paradigm for small and medium business lending. bob, maurice, john, terri, cathy and the other john answered the call. we met in guatemala city and traveled to san juan sacatapequez to visit ecosaba credit union and its small business members: the furniture maker and the flower grower.
from the discussion emerged a commitment to a national credit union system strategic plan to grow the small business portfolio and the beginning of principles to build on. develop a structured business lending methodology which is sector specific, robustly measures cash flow and collateral, uses key indicators and accesses market peer indicator data bases. program the lending tools and methodologies into the system data processing system from the very beginning. establish a business lending support unit within the national association and hire specialized personnel for business lending within the credit unions. establish frameworks for when and how participation loans would be appropriate. consider when a business lending cuso might be useful. establish strategic alliances for business management training in accounting, cash flow management, credit management and budgeting for business owners. establish strategic alliances for vocational training as well as for market access for particular sectors. establish pricing methodologies which include the risks and the costs of not just capital but the training costs involved in this type of lending.
while this took place in guatemala, we hear the calls for addressing this type of lending to support local community income generation and employment from several countries today. thank you for your support which allows us to develop models that we can then share with several countries. thank you for the volunteers who share their talent, time and treasure to address these challenges.


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The fully updated second edition of this lively and accessible book argues for the central role of media in understanding globalization. Indeed, Jack Lule convincingly shows that globalization could not have occurred without media. From earliest times, humans have used media to explore, settle, and globalize their world. In our day, media has made the world progressively “smaller” as nations and cultures come into increasing contact. Decades ago Marshall McLuhan prophesied that media technology would transform the world into a “global village.” Slowly, fitfully, his vision is being fulfilled.
The global village, however, is not the blissful utopia that McLuhan predicted. Nor, in a more modern formulation, is the world flat, with playing fields leveled and opportunities for all. Instead, Lule argues, globalization and media are combining to create a divided world of gated communities and ghettos, borders and boundaries, suffering and surfeit, beauty and decay, surveillance and violence. By breaking down the economic, cultural, and political impact of media, and through a rich set of case studies from around the globe, the author describes a global village of Babel—invoking the biblical town punished for its vanity by seeing its citizens scattered, its language confounded, and its destiny shaped by strife.

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the fully updated second edition of this lively and accessible book argues for the central role of media in understanding globalization. indeed, jack lule convincingly shows that globalization could not have occurred without media. from earliest times, humans have used media to explore, settle, and globalize their world. in our day, media has made the world progressively “smaller” as nations and cultures come into increasing contact. decades ago marshall mcluhan prophesied that media technology would transform the world into a “global village.” slowly, fitfully, his vision is being fulfilled.
the global village, however, is not the blissful utopia that mcluhan predicted. nor, in a more modern formulation, is the world flat, with playing fields leveled and opportunities for all. instead, lule argues, globalization and media are combining to create a divided world of gated communities and ghettos, borders and boundaries, suffering and surfeit, beauty and decay, surveillance and violence. by breaking down the economic, cultural, and political impact of media, and through a rich set of case studies from around the globe, the author describes a global village of babel—invoking the biblical town punished for its vanity by seeing its citizens scattered, its language confounded, and its destiny shaped by strife.


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These caregivers average $13.19/hr and 10+ years of in home care experience.
Hi, my name is Keyana. I live in Mesquite and I have 2 years experience.
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these caregivers average $13.19/hr and 10+ years of in home care experience.
hi, my name is keyana. i live in mesquite and i have 2 years experience.
hi, my name is antoinette. i live in mesquite and i have 6 years experience.
hi, my name is shelia. i live in mesquite, tx and i have 15 years experience.
hi, my name is angela. i live in mesquite and i have 11 years experience.
hi, my name is penny. i live in mesquite and i have 10 years experience.
hi, my name is martina. i live in mesquite and i have 2 years experience.
hi, my name is lakeisha. i live in mesquite, tx and i've been a caregiver for over 10 years.


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Great news Annual Passholders! Walt Disney World has just released a brand new Annual Passholder discount from October through Christmas! When you stay in the middle of the magic at a Disney Resort hotel from October 8 through December 25, 2018, you can easily immerse yourself in the seasonal excitement Walt Disney World Resort has to offer.
For example, as a Passholder, you can enjoy rates as low as $95 per night, plus tax for a stay in a standard room at Disney’s Pop Century Resort most Monday through Wednesday nights November 5 through November 14 and November 26 through December 5, 2018 when you book through December 25, 2018.
From the annual Festivals to the limited-time decorations to uniquely themed entertainment across all parks, it’s the perfect time to explore it all—especially with Extra Magic Hours, a special benefit that gives you more time to experience some of the most popular theme park attractions.
These sample rates are valid for stays most nights in a standard room during the dates specified in the chart below. You can also check for availability for great rates at other select Disney Resort hotels October 8 through December 25, 2018. See all eligible Resort hotels included in this special offer listed below.
Eligibility: Passholder must present his or her valid adult annual pass at check-in.

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great news annual passholders! walt disney world has just released a brand new annual passholder discount from october through christmas! when you stay in the middle of the magic at a disney resort hotel from october 8 through december 25, 2018, you can easily immerse yourself in the seasonal excitement walt disney world resort has to offer.
for example, as a passholder, you can enjoy rates as low as $95 per night, plus tax for a stay in a standard room at disney’s pop century resort most monday through wednesday nights november 5 through november 14 and november 26 through december 5, 2018 when you book through december 25, 2018.
from the annual festivals to the limited-time decorations to uniquely themed entertainment across all parks, it’s the perfect time to explore it all—especially with extra magic hours, a special benefit that gives you more time to experience some of the most popular theme park attractions.
these sample rates are valid for stays most nights in a standard room during the dates specified in the chart below. you can also check for availability for great rates at other select disney resort hotels october 8 through december 25, 2018. see all eligible resort hotels included in this special offer listed below.
eligibility: passholder must present his or her valid adult annual pass at check-in.


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Jodie has been a legal assistant for 28 years working solely in the area of criminal law for three of the top criminal lawyers in Ontario, including Michael Kruse. Jodie has been one of our office Managers at Kruse Law Firm for 2 and a half years.
She is a dedicated and hard working person and has a vast knowledge of all administrative and procedural aspects of all criminal related offences. She can provide you with the information that you are seeking regarding your charge and the process of the judicial system and explain to you how Kruse Law is the right choice for you.

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jodie has been a legal assistant for 28 years working solely in the area of criminal law for three of the top criminal lawyers in ontario, including michael kruse. jodie has been one of our office managers at kruse law firm for 2 and a half years.
she is a dedicated and hard working person and has a vast knowledge of all administrative and procedural aspects of all criminal related offences. she can provide you with the information that you are seeking regarding your charge and the process of the judicial system and explain to you how kruse law is the right choice for you.


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Connect for Health Colorado, the state health insurance marketplace, is touting its new and improved enrollment website for customers shopping for private health insurance.
Open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act begins Nov. 15 and runs through Feb. 15, 2015.
More than 148,000 individuals are covered through plans purchased on the Marketplace in 2014.
All this week, customers could compare policies offered in their area, research eligibility for tax credits, choose coverage and begin the enrollment process.
Applicants this year can use a single application process directing consumers to either complete enrollment in private health insurance through Connect for Health Colorado or with Medicaid with the state Department of Health Care Policy and Financing.
An Avatar/Guide named “Kyla,” a virtual assistant who can help customers through some key steps of the enrollment process.
A Medication Look-Up Tool, or formulary, which lets customers compare prescription coverage under various policies.
A Provider Directory to help customers check whether their doctor is in the network of a health plan.
Whether renewing or enrolling for the first time, exchange customers must complete enrollment by Dec. 15 to have coverage Jan. 1, 2015, and avoid a gap in insurance.

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connect for health colorado, the state health insurance marketplace, is touting its new and improved enrollment website for customers shopping for private health insurance.
open enrollment under the affordable care act begins nov. 15 and runs through feb. 15, 2015.
more than 148,000 individuals are covered through plans purchased on the marketplace in 2014.
all this week, customers could compare policies offered in their area, research eligibility for tax credits, choose coverage and begin the enrollment process.
applicants this year can use a single application process directing consumers to either complete enrollment in private health insurance through connect for health colorado or with medicaid with the state department of health care policy and financing.
an avatar/guide named “kyla,” a virtual assistant who can help customers through some key steps of the enrollment process.
a medication look-up tool, or formulary, which lets customers compare prescription coverage under various policies.
a provider directory to help customers check whether their doctor is in the network of a health plan.
whether renewing or enrolling for the first time, exchange customers must complete enrollment by dec. 15 to have coverage jan. 1, 2015, and avoid a gap in insurance.


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The Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) today announced the results of the first ever survey of its national membership, providing new insight into dealers’ vital and multi-faceted roles in the cultural landscape. As the nation’s leading non-profit organization of art dealers, the ADAA encompasses 180 members from 25 cities in the U.S., who nurture artistic talent, conduct art historical research and promote scholarship, commission writers and critics, and provide free and direct public access to art experiences across periods and genres.
Approximately 70 percent of ADAA members participated in the 2015 ADAA Members Survey, conducted in early 2016, which was designed to gather information on the diverse activities of dealers beyond the financial art market. Spearheaded by ADAA President Adam Sheffer, the Members Survey is the first effort to gather substantial data on member dealers’ broad cultural contributions. Representing only a portion of the gallerists operating in the United States, the survey results indicate impactful and wide-ranging contributions of art dealers and provide an important perspective on their roles in advancing and sustaining the international arts ecology.

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the art dealers association of america (adaa) today announced the results of the first ever survey of its national membership, providing new insight into dealers’ vital and multi-faceted roles in the cultural landscape. as the nation’s leading non-profit organization of art dealers, the adaa encompasses 180 members from 25 cities in the u.s., who nurture artistic talent, conduct art historical research and promote scholarship, commission writers and critics, and provide free and direct public access to art experiences across periods and genres.
approximately 70 percent of adaa members participated in the 2015 adaa members survey, conducted in early 2016, which was designed to gather information on the diverse activities of dealers beyond the financial art market. spearheaded by adaa president adam sheffer, the members survey is the first effort to gather substantial data on member dealers’ broad cultural contributions. representing only a portion of the gallerists operating in the united states, the survey results indicate impactful and wide-ranging contributions of art dealers and provide an important perspective on their roles in advancing and sustaining the international arts ecology.


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SpotLinks.com always aims to provide its clients with the best hardware equipment available. Our servers are optimized for maximum performance and minimum server load. After several years of developing and testing different hardware configurations, we have managed to find the ideal balance between the Linux operating system and our web hosting software. All the other necessary applications and libraries like MySQL, PHP, Perl etc. have been installed as well. We test every new version of software before we update it on the servers. That guarantees stability and reliability.
We do it all, so you can sit back and let your web site work for you. We'll take care of setting up email, FTP, installations and regular server maintenance as well as uploading your site and taking care of all of your site's security updates. After all, you're busy enough doing what you do best: Taking Care of Your Business!
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spotlinks.com always aims to provide its clients with the best hardware equipment available. our servers are optimized for maximum performance and minimum server load. after several years of developing and testing different hardware configurations, we have managed to find the ideal balance between the linux operating system and our web hosting software. all the other necessary applications and libraries like mysql, php, perl etc. have been installed as well. we test every new version of software before we update it on the servers. that guarantees stability and reliability.
we do it all, so you can sit back and let your web site work for you. we'll take care of setting up email, ftp, installations and regular server maintenance as well as uploading your site and taking care of all of your site's security updates. after all, you're busy enough doing what you do best: taking care of your business!
like to do things yourself? ready to sign up?
if you've already got a professionally designed web site, but just want to change hosts, or if you are a "take charge" do-it-yourselfer, we've got just what you're looking for: these packages are "self-managed" hosting accounts with 24/7 support and loads of extras that will make managing your own server space and setting up a basic web site a breeze.... and with monthly fees starting at just $6.95 per month and a 30-day money back guarantee, you just can't go wrong!


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Imagery that demands attention and sites that stay remembered. Creative, bold and artistic.
From branding to social media accounts I specialize in updating existing sites or developing new ones. I have several long term clients such as renowned Celebrity Repaint Artist Noel Cruz of ncruz.com (since 2012). Work for him includes social media on Twitter, Tumblr, & Blog Posts.
From event photography and videography to portrait work for students to actors I have the equipment, cameras and eye to get you photographed in your best light one site to feature all new photos and completely redone is for Connie Stewart of SoulSync (completed March 2019).
If you are in need of a site update, a new site or help working to create a brand (everything from logo to blog & social media set up & branding) then this is the right site to sample.

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stevemckinnis.com – see it, believe it, achieve it!
see it, believe it, achieve it!
imagery that demands attention and sites that stay remembered. creative, bold and artistic.
from branding to social media accounts i specialize in updating existing sites or developing new ones. i have several long term clients such as renowned celebrity repaint artist noel cruz of ncruz.com (since 2012). work for him includes social media on twitter, tumblr, & blog posts.
from event photography and videography to portrait work for students to actors i have the equipment, cameras and eye to get you photographed in your best light one site to feature all new photos and completely redone is for connie stewart of soulsync (completed march 2019).
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The article reports on the replacement of Altana by pharmaceuticals and chemicals group Merck in Germany's Deutsche Aktien Xchange (DAX) 30 index of leading companies on June 18, 2007. According to Deutsche Boerse, the Frankfurt, Germany stock exchange owner, the market capitalization of Altana has fallen below the requirement of DAX 30. Karl-Ludwig Kley, chief executive officer (CEO) of Merck, states that the company's inclusion in the blue-chip index was a confirmation its strategy.
Reports on the alliance of the London Stock Exchange and the Deutsche Borse. Terms of the alliance; Benefits and purpose of the alliance.
Discusses the terms and conditions of the merger between London, England-based London Stock Exchange and Germany-based Deutsche Borse. Stakes owned by each of the company in the merged exchange called iX; Freedom to choose where they want their trades settled.
Focuses on the merger of European exchanges such as the plan of Deutsche Borse and the London Stock Exchange. Implication of such merger; Background of both exchanges; Creation of the iXInternational Exchanges; Information on other exchanges.
The article offers information on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange operated by Deutsche B&x00F6;rse in Germany.
Reports on the London Stock Exchange's plan to consider new ways to expand into Europe. Failure of the exchange's merger talks with Frankfurt's Deutsche Borse in September 2000; Reasons why the merger plan was abandoned.

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the article reports on the replacement of altana by pharmaceuticals and chemicals group merck in germany's deutsche aktien xchange (dax) 30 index of leading companies on june 18, 2007. according to deutsche boerse, the frankfurt, germany stock exchange owner, the market capitalization of altana has fallen below the requirement of dax 30. karl-ludwig kley, chief executive officer (ceo) of merck, states that the company's inclusion in the blue-chip index was a confirmation its strategy.
reports on the alliance of the london stock exchange and the deutsche borse. terms of the alliance; benefits and purpose of the alliance.
discusses the terms and conditions of the merger between london, england-based london stock exchange and germany-based deutsche borse. stakes owned by each of the company in the merged exchange called ix; freedom to choose where they want their trades settled.
focuses on the merger of european exchanges such as the plan of deutsche borse and the london stock exchange. implication of such merger; background of both exchanges; creation of the ixinternational exchanges; information on other exchanges.
the article offers information on the frankfurt stock exchange operated by deutsche b&x00f6;rse in germany.
reports on the london stock exchange's plan to consider new ways to expand into europe. failure of the exchange's merger talks with frankfurt's deutsche borse in september 2000; reasons why the merger plan was abandoned.


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IT and computer-based programs and services play a vital role in the overall success of a business. Due to this fact, you need to ensure your computers and computer systems are in good and perfect working conditions in order to continue enjoying these benefits. However, for a business owner, making a decision whether to get computer support or IT support from in-house IT support staff or outsourced IT service providers is sometimes confusing.
Due to this fact, you have to weigh between the two options and decide the best way to go. Outsourced IT services with computer support and IT support services Temecula is better off compared to in-house services. However, you have to get the best service providers. This involves making serious considerations in terms of the service provider reputation, skills and track record. View this website http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer about IT services.
It is also important to consult and seek recommendations from trusted people where to get these computer repair services. When searching online, carefully read the reviews and BBB ratings. There are various benefits that you will enjoy once you get computer support Temecula and managed IT services from the best service providers.
1. Computer and IT expert services.
When you decide to seek outsourced computer repair services, you are likely going to get more benefits compared to in-house services. This is because you will definitely get services from the best service providers and IT staff. Although searching for the best computer support and managed IT service provider is a challenging and time-consuming process, the benefits that come with their services are worth it.
This is another benefit that comes with expert computer support and managed it services Temecula. There are so many costs associated with in-house computer support. First, you have to incur costs associated with staff training. This is because the staff has to be trained properly. You also have to incur other costs associated with insurance and retirement plans. However, when you get outsourced services, all these costs are eliminated.
3. Security and full compliance.
These are other benefits that come with expert IT services. There are certain compliance regulations that every organization or business should meet when protecting client credit card numbers, data and other information that is sensitive to the client or organization. However, this can be stressing when in-house systems have to be used.
This is because some employees may access information concerning others and end up leaking it. Other benefits that will be enjoyed from these services include the use of innovative technology, core business value focusing, and effective security. On the other hand, you are going to take the advantage of modern, state of the art and higher tech capabilities.

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it and computer-based programs and services play a vital role in the overall success of a business. due to this fact, you need to ensure your computers and computer systems are in good and perfect working conditions in order to continue enjoying these benefits. however, for a business owner, making a decision whether to get computer support or it support from in-house it support staff or outsourced it service providers is sometimes confusing.
due to this fact, you have to weigh between the two options and decide the best way to go. outsourced it services with computer support and it support services temecula is better off compared to in-house services. however, you have to get the best service providers. this involves making serious considerations in terms of the service provider reputation, skills and track record. view this website http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/computer about it services.
it is also important to consult and seek recommendations from trusted people where to get these computer repair services. when searching online, carefully read the reviews and bbb ratings. there are various benefits that you will enjoy once you get computer support temecula and managed it services from the best service providers.
1. computer and it expert services.
when you decide to seek outsourced computer repair services, you are likely going to get more benefits compared to in-house services. this is because you will definitely get services from the best service providers and it staff. although searching for the best computer support and managed it service provider is a challenging and time-consuming process, the benefits that come with their services are worth it.
this is another benefit that comes with expert computer support and managed it services temecula. there are so many costs associated with in-house computer support. first, you have to incur costs associated with staff training. this is because the staff has to be trained properly. you also have to incur other costs associated with insurance and retirement plans. however, when you get outsourced services, all these costs are eliminated.
3. security and full compliance.
these are other benefits that come with expert it services. there are certain compliance regulations that every organization or business should meet when protecting client credit card numbers, data and other information that is sensitive to the client or organization. however, this can be stressing when in-house systems have to be used.
this is because some employees may access information concerning others and end up leaking it. other benefits that will be enjoyed from these services include the use of innovative technology, core business value focusing, and effective security. on the other hand, you are going to take the advantage of modern, state of the art and higher tech capabilities.


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Darryl Duncan was the first in his family to go to college. His decision to go into engineering was greatly influenced by a high school physics teacher and a visit from a WVU Engineering professor to his high school. He started in Mechanical Engineering, but quickly switched to Industrial Engineering because he liked more of the people focus of IE.
Fate influenced Darryl’s career path. He did an internship at Fairmont General Hospital (FGH) based upon the recommendation of one of our alumni. Darryl took immediately to the health care environment and was mentored by the President of FGH. In fact FGH paid for him to get his Masters in Industrial Engineering and also gave him a job while he was working on his Masters.
Darryl decided to continue his education by getting a Masters degree in Health Care Administration at Xavier University in Cincinnati, OH. Darryl graduated first in his class. When Darryl reflects on his graduate work in health care administration, he comments that the courses were easier than what he had in engineering.
Darryl was accepted into a one-year hospital administration residency in North Carolina. The hospital had only accepted Duke graduates in the past, but the CEO happened to be a Xavier graduate and the combination of the school connection and Darryl’s engineering background was enough to get selected for the residency.
After completing his residency, Darryl began his administrative career in hospitals across the country. “I have never had a title less than Chief Operating Officer,” Darryl recalls proudly. “We moved six times over the course of a 27 year career in order to advance in the field to larger and more complex organizations. Hospitals are essentially a cottage industry, so in order to develop your career a move is often the only avenue available”.
Darryl advises students who want to work in health care to get a Masters degree in health care administration. “It’s the only way you can move into senior level positions in healthcare.” Since healthcare Masters programs have greatly increased their enrollments, today’s Master’s graduates shouldn’t expect the early high level responsibility that Darryl enjoyed, but the field is still wide open for the next generation.
DARRYL L. DUNCAN, 53, is President and Chief Executive Officer of Monongalia Health System, in Morgantown, WV. Mr. Duncan has served in this capacity since January 2011. Mon Health System is the parent company of Mon General Hospital, Preston Memorial Hospital, Monongalia EMS, Mon HealthCare Equipment & Supplies and The Village at Heritage Point. Before being named President and CEO, Mr. Duncan served as Chief Operating Officer of Mon General Hospital from 2006-2011. Prior to joining Mon Health System, Mr. Duncan had been Chief Operating Officer of Provena Saint Joseph Hospital, a 251- bed hospital in Elgin, Illinois from 2004 to 2006. Mr. Duncan has more than 27 years’ experience as either a Chief Operating Officer or a Chief Executive Officer in both for-profit and not-for-profit hospitals. Mr. Duncan received his Bachelor of Science and Masters of Science degrees in Industrial Engineering from West Virginia University and his Masters of Hospital and Health Administration degree from Xavier University, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. Duncan is a Fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives. Mr. Duncan is actively involved in the Morgantown community and recently served as co-chair of the 2015 United Way of Monongalia and Preston Counties Fundraising Campaign. He served on the Morgantown Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors for six years, including one year (2008-2009) as Board Chairman. He is currently on the Boards of the Morgantown Area Economic Partnership, the CHART Risk Retention Group, the Partnership for Excellence (Baldrige Based initiative serving Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia) and the West Virginia Hospital Association (Chairman).

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darryl duncan was the first in his family to go to college. his decision to go into engineering was greatly influenced by a high school physics teacher and a visit from a wvu engineering professor to his high school. he started in mechanical engineering, but quickly switched to industrial engineering because he liked more of the people focus of ie.
fate influenced darryl’s career path. he did an internship at fairmont general hospital (fgh) based upon the recommendation of one of our alumni. darryl took immediately to the health care environment and was mentored by the president of fgh. in fact fgh paid for him to get his masters in industrial engineering and also gave him a job while he was working on his masters.
darryl decided to continue his education by getting a masters degree in health care administration at xavier university in cincinnati, oh. darryl graduated first in his class. when darryl reflects on his graduate work in health care administration, he comments that the courses were easier than what he had in engineering.
darryl was accepted into a one-year hospital administration residency in north carolina. the hospital had only accepted duke graduates in the past, but the ceo happened to be a xavier graduate and the combination of the school connection and darryl’s engineering background was enough to get selected for the residency.
after completing his residency, darryl began his administrative career in hospitals across the country. “i have never had a title less than chief operating officer,” darryl recalls proudly. “we moved six times over the course of a 27 year career in order to advance in the field to larger and more complex organizations. hospitals are essentially a cottage industry, so in order to develop your career a move is often the only avenue available”.
darryl advises students who want to work in health care to get a masters degree in health care administration. “it’s the only way you can move into senior level positions in healthcare.” since healthcare masters programs have greatly increased their enrollments, today’s master’s graduates shouldn’t expect the early high level responsibility that darryl enjoyed, but the field is still wide open for the next generation.
darryl l. duncan, 53, is president and chief executive officer of monongalia health system, in morgantown, wv. mr. duncan has served in this capacity since january 2011. mon health system is the parent company of mon general hospital, preston memorial hospital, monongalia ems, mon healthcare equipment & supplies and the village at heritage point. before being named president and ceo, mr. duncan served as chief operating officer of mon general hospital from 2006-2011. prior to joining mon health system, mr. duncan had been chief operating officer of provena saint joseph hospital, a 251- bed hospital in elgin, illinois from 2004 to 2006. mr. duncan has more than 27 years’ experience as either a chief operating officer or a chief executive officer in both for-profit and not-for-profit hospitals. mr. duncan received his bachelor of science and masters of science degrees in industrial engineering from west virginia university and his masters of hospital and health administration degree from xavier university, in cincinnati, ohio. mr. duncan is a fellow in the american college of healthcare executives. mr. duncan is actively involved in the morgantown community and recently served as co-chair of the 2015 united way of monongalia and preston counties fundraising campaign. he served on the morgantown area chamber of commerce board of directors for six years, including one year (2008-2009) as board chairman. he is currently on the boards of the morgantown area economic partnership, the chart risk retention group, the partnership for excellence (baldrige based initiative serving ohio, indiana and west virginia) and the west virginia hospital association (chairman).


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Less than a five-minute downhill stroll to Perranporth's vast expanse of beach and awesome Atlantic swell, Pemberley is a bright and comfortable ground floor flat with private access and allocated parking. Situated in an elevated position, Pemberley enjoys superb views over the village and boating lake to the links golf course and sand dunes.
A few steps from the parking area at the front lead up to the property which is then all on one level. The kitchen is open plan to the dining area and sitting room, and is fully equipped with electric cooker and hob, microwave, fridge and washing machine. The rest of the room is comfortably furnished with a two-seater sofa, two chairs, 32” TV, DVD player and dining furniture.
Two bedrooms sleep four: bedroom one is furnished with a double bed (4'6”) and bedroom two with twin beds (3' each), which can be zipped together to make a king-sized bed if preferred. The bathroom is fitted with a shower over the bath, a WC and basin.
The property is heated by electric central heating and has one parking space on the driveway. To the front of Pemberley a lovely decked area with patio furniture provides a great place to sit out on sunny days and enjoy the views.
Perranporth is a small but vibrant seaside resort with surfing, horse riding, tennis, golf and outdoor bowls all within the local vicinity. It is also a great location on the north coast with easy access to many places of interest and tourist attractions. Only nine miles from the train station in Truro's cathedral city with direct links to London, and 13 miles from Newquay airport.

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less than a five-minute downhill stroll to perranporth's vast expanse of beach and awesome atlantic swell, pemberley is a bright and comfortable ground floor flat with private access and allocated parking. situated in an elevated position, pemberley enjoys superb views over the village and boating lake to the links golf course and sand dunes.
a few steps from the parking area at the front lead up to the property which is then all on one level. the kitchen is open plan to the dining area and sitting room, and is fully equipped with electric cooker and hob, microwave, fridge and washing machine. the rest of the room is comfortably furnished with a two-seater sofa, two chairs, 32” tv, dvd player and dining furniture.
two bedrooms sleep four: bedroom one is furnished with a double bed (4'6”) and bedroom two with twin beds (3' each), which can be zipped together to make a king-sized bed if preferred. the bathroom is fitted with a shower over the bath, a wc and basin.
the property is heated by electric central heating and has one parking space on the driveway. to the front of pemberley a lovely decked area with patio furniture provides a great place to sit out on sunny days and enjoy the views.
perranporth is a small but vibrant seaside resort with surfing, horse riding, tennis, golf and outdoor bowls all within the local vicinity. it is also a great location on the north coast with easy access to many places of interest and tourist attractions. only nine miles from the train station in truro's cathedral city with direct links to london, and 13 miles from newquay airport.


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Tourist Board of Dubrovnik Neretva County presents our tourist offer at the IFTM Top Resa Paris fair which takes place form 20th to 23rd of September.
This important event takes place for the 38th time and is the leading French international fair for travel and tourism.
Top Resa is the leading event for networking, business, innovation and market development, and covers all the sectors of tourism, exclusively intended for professionals.
On Top Resa, 160 destinations are presented on 350 stands, making a total visit of 30 thousand tourism professionals, and our offer is presented together with the Tourist Board of Croatia. We’re quite sure Parisians will love us!
Video & Big, Big Photo Gallery: Hello From the Parc des Princes! Just Dubrovnik is at the UEFA EURO 2016!

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tourist board of dubrovnik neretva county presents our tourist offer at the iftm top resa paris fair which takes place form 20th to 23rd of september.
this important event takes place for the 38th time and is the leading french international fair for travel and tourism.
top resa is the leading event for networking, business, innovation and market development, and covers all the sectors of tourism, exclusively intended for professionals.
on top resa, 160 destinations are presented on 350 stands, making a total visit of 30 thousand tourism professionals, and our offer is presented together with the tourist board of croatia. we’re quite sure parisians will love us!
video & big, big photo gallery: hello from the parc des princes! just dubrovnik is at the uefa euro 2016!


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hist79842To the committee on Labor and Regulatory Reform.
By Senators LeMahieu and L. Taylor; cosponsored by Representatives Tittl, Tusler, Fields, Skowronski and Horlacher.
hist79843To the committee on Government Operations, Technology and Consumer Protection.
By Senators Tiffany, Johnson and Cowles; cosponsored by Representatives Tusler, Genrich, Berceau, Bowen, Considine, Crowley, E. Brooks, Felzkowski, Fields, Horlacher, Krug, Rohrkaste, Sargent and Spreitzer.
hist79844To the committee on Sporting Heritage, Mining and Forestry.
By Senators Erpenbach, Johnson, Larson, Miller, Ringhand, Risser, Vinehout, Wirch, L. Taylor and Shilling; cosponsored by Representatives C. Taylor, Anderson, Berceau, Billings, Brostoff, Considine, Crowley, Fields, Goyke, Hebl, Hesselbein, Kolste, Ohnstad, Pope, Riemer, Sargent, Sinicki, Spreitzer, Stuck, Subeck, Wachs, Zamarripa and Zepnick.
hist79845To the committee on Health and Human Services.
By Senators Erpenbach, Johnson, Larson, Miller, Ringhand, Risser, Vinehout, Wirch, L. Taylor, Shilling and Bewley; cosponsored by Representatives C. Taylor, Anderson, Berceau, Billings, Brostoff, Considine, Crowley, Fields, Goyke, Hebl, Hesselbein, Kolste, Ohnstad, Pope, Riemer, Sargent, Sinicki, Spreitzer, Stuck, Subeck, Wachs, Zamarripa and Zepnick.
hist79846To the committee on Health and Human Services.
hist79847To the committee on Health and Human Services.
By Senator Risser; cosponsored by Representative Tusler.
hist79848To the committee on Government Operations, Technology and Consumer Protection.
By Senators Olsen and Wirch; cosponsored by Representatives Barca, Jarchow, Ballweg, Brandtjen, Fields, Krug, Mursau, Ohnstad, Rohrkaste and Spiros.
hist79849To the committee on Sporting Heritage, Mining and Forestry.
hist79850To the committee on Agriculture, Small Business and Tourism.
By Senators Wanggaard, Bewley, Hansen, Vinehout, Lasee, Testin and Feyen; cosponsored by Representatives Jacque, Quinn, Horlacher, Petryk, R. Brooks, Brostoff, Genrich, Kremer, Milroy, Murphy, Mursau, Thiesfeldt, Tusler and Summerfield.
hist79851To the joint committee on Finance.
By Senators Wanggaard, Olsen, Cowles, Johnson and Marklein; cosponsored by Representatives Kleefisch, Tusler, Born, Brandtjen, Jacque, Kuglitsch, Mursau and Ripp.
hist79852To the committee on Judiciary and Public Safety.
hist79853To the committee on Health and Human Services.
By Senators Testin, Marklein, Bewley, Cowles, Craig, Hansen, Olsen, Stroebel and Nass; cosponsored by Representatives Kremer, Bernier, Allen, Anderson, Ballweg, Bowen, E. Brooks, Horlacher, Hutton, Kooyenga, Mursau, Neylon, Rohrkaste, Ripp, Skowronski, Thiesfeldt and Tusler.
hist79854To the committee on Health and Human Services.
By Senators Marklein, Bewley, Darling, Erpenbach, Hansen, Risser, Testin, Vinehout and Wirch; cosponsored by Representatives Born, Edming, E. Brooks, Felzkowski, Genrich, Goyke, Horlacher, Jacque, Jarchow, Kitchens, Kolste, Krug, Loudenbeck, Macco, Milroy, Mursau, Novak, Ripp, Rohrkaste, Schraa, Steffen, Steineke, Stuck, Subeck, Swearingen, Tranel, Tusler and VanderMeer.
hist79855To the committee on Government Operations, Technology and Consumer Protection.
By Senators Olsen, Feyen, Johnson and Marklein; cosponsored by Representatives Ballweg, Billings, Born, E. Brooks, Brostoff, Doyle, Felzkowski, Genrich, Horlacher, Kitchens, Krug, Kulp, Loudenbeck, Mursau, Novak, Ripp, Spiros, Steffen and Weatherston.
hist79856To the committee on Economic Development, Commerce and Local Government.
By Senators Petrowski, Feyen and Stroebel; cosponsored by Representatives Loudenbeck, Born, Brandtjen, E. Brooks, Kuglitsch, Quinn, Spreitzer, Steffen and Subeck.
hist79857To the committee on Government Operations, Technology and Consumer Protection.
By Senator Feyen; cosponsored by Representatives Thiesfeldt and Tusler.
hist79858To the committee on Government Operations, Technology and Consumer Protection.
By Senators Carpenter, Wirch, Vinehout, Miller, Risser and Larson; cosponsored by Representatives Barca, Sinicki, Ohnstad, Zepnick, Berceau, Anderson, Shankland, Subeck and Pope.
hist79859To the committee on Government Operations, Technology and Consumer Protection.
By Senators Olsen, Stroebel, Darling and Marklein; cosponsored by Representatives R. Brooks, Ballweg, Rohrkaste, Kremer, Tusler, Born, E. Brooks, Horlacher, Nygren, Knodl, Felzkowski, Steffen, Macco, Jarchow and Spiros.
hist79860To the committee on Economic Development, Commerce and Local Government.
By Senators Craig, Vukmir and Stroebel; cosponsored by Representatives Jarchow, Sanfelippo, Kooyenga, Hutton, Tusler and Goyke.
hist79861To the committee on Financial Services, Constitution and Federalism.
By Senators Bewley, Hansen and Vinehout; cosponsored by Representatives Pope, Milroy, Anderson, C. Taylor, Hebl, Kolste, Crowley, Hesselbein, Billings, Sinicki, Berceau, Spreitzer, Considine, Sargent, Vruwink, Shankland and Subeck.
hist79862To the committee on Education.
By Senator Moulton; cosponsored by Representatives Bernier, Kulp, Ballweg, Kremer, Spiros, E. Brooks, Summerfield, Krug and Tusler.
hist79863To the committee on Transportation and Veterans Affairs.
hist79876Pursuant to Senate Rule 17 (5), Senator Johnson added as a co-author of Senate Bill 240.

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hist79842to the committee on labor and regulatory reform.
by senators lemahieu and l. taylor; cosponsored by representatives tittl, tusler, fields, skowronski and horlacher.
hist79843to the committee on government operations, technology and consumer protection.
by senators tiffany, johnson and cowles; cosponsored by representatives tusler, genrich, berceau, bowen, considine, crowley, e. brooks, felzkowski, fields, horlacher, krug, rohrkaste, sargent and spreitzer.
hist79844to the committee on sporting heritage, mining and forestry.
by senators erpenbach, johnson, larson, miller, ringhand, risser, vinehout, wirch, l. taylor and shilling; cosponsored by representatives c. taylor, anderson, berceau, billings, brostoff, considine, crowley, fields, goyke, hebl, hesselbein, kolste, ohnstad, pope, riemer, sargent, sinicki, spreitzer, stuck, subeck, wachs, zamarripa and zepnick.
hist79845to the committee on health and human services.
by senators erpenbach, johnson, larson, miller, ringhand, risser, vinehout, wirch, l. taylor, shilling and bewley; cosponsored by representatives c. taylor, anderson, berceau, billings, brostoff, considine, crowley, fields, goyke, hebl, hesselbein, kolste, ohnstad, pope, riemer, sargent, sinicki, spreitzer, stuck, subeck, wachs, zamarripa and zepnick.
hist79846to the committee on health and human services.
hist79847to the committee on health and human services.
by senator risser; cosponsored by representative tusler.
hist79848to the committee on government operations, technology and consumer protection.
by senators olsen and wirch; cosponsored by representatives barca, jarchow, ballweg, brandtjen, fields, krug, mursau, ohnstad, rohrkaste and spiros.
hist79849to the committee on sporting heritage, mining and forestry.
hist79850to the committee on agriculture, small business and tourism.
by senators wanggaard, bewley, hansen, vinehout, lasee, testin and feyen; cosponsored by representatives jacque, quinn, horlacher, petryk, r. brooks, brostoff, genrich, kremer, milroy, murphy, mursau, thiesfeldt, tusler and summerfield.
hist79851to the joint committee on finance.
by senators wanggaard, olsen, cowles, johnson and marklein; cosponsored by representatives kleefisch, tusler, born, brandtjen, jacque, kuglitsch, mursau and ripp.
hist79852to the committee on judiciary and public safety.
hist79853to the committee on health and human services.
by senators testin, marklein, bewley, cowles, craig, hansen, olsen, stroebel and nass; cosponsored by representatives kremer, bernier, allen, anderson, ballweg, bowen, e. brooks, horlacher, hutton, kooyenga, mursau, neylon, rohrkaste, ripp, skowronski, thiesfeldt and tusler.
hist79854to the committee on health and human services.
by senators marklein, bewley, darling, erpenbach, hansen, risser, testin, vinehout and wirch; cosponsored by representatives born, edming, e. brooks, felzkowski, genrich, goyke, horlacher, jacque, jarchow, kitchens, kolste, krug, loudenbeck, macco, milroy, mursau, novak, ripp, rohrkaste, schraa, steffen, steineke, stuck, subeck, swearingen, tranel, tusler and vandermeer.
hist79855to the committee on government operations, technology and consumer protection.
by senators olsen, feyen, johnson and marklein; cosponsored by representatives ballweg, billings, born, e. brooks, brostoff, doyle, felzkowski, genrich, horlacher, kitchens, krug, kulp, loudenbeck, mursau, novak, ripp, spiros, steffen and weatherston.
hist79856to the committee on economic development, commerce and local government.
by senators petrowski, feyen and stroebel; cosponsored by representatives loudenbeck, born, brandtjen, e. brooks, kuglitsch, quinn, spreitzer, steffen and subeck.
hist79857to the committee on government operations, technology and consumer protection.
by senator feyen; cosponsored by representatives thiesfeldt and tusler.
hist79858to the committee on government operations, technology and consumer protection.
by senators carpenter, wirch, vinehout, miller, risser and larson; cosponsored by representatives barca, sinicki, ohnstad, zepnick, berceau, anderson, shankland, subeck and pope.
hist79859to the committee on government operations, technology and consumer protection.
by senators olsen, stroebel, darling and marklein; cosponsored by representatives r. brooks, ballweg, rohrkaste, kremer, tusler, born, e. brooks, horlacher, nygren, knodl, felzkowski, steffen, macco, jarchow and spiros.
hist79860to the committee on economic development, commerce and local government.
by senators craig, vukmir and stroebel; cosponsored by representatives jarchow, sanfelippo, kooyenga, hutton, tusler and goyke.
hist79861to the committee on financial services, constitution and federalism.
by senators bewley, hansen and vinehout; cosponsored by representatives pope, milroy, anderson, c. taylor, hebl, kolste, crowley, hesselbein, billings, sinicki, berceau, spreitzer, considine, sargent, vruwink, shankland and subeck.
hist79862to the committee on education.
by senator moulton; cosponsored by representatives bernier, kulp, ballweg, kremer, spiros, e. brooks, summerfield, krug and tusler.
hist79863to the committee on transportation and veterans affairs.
hist79876pursuant to senate rule 17 (5), senator johnson added as a co-author of senate bill 240.


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Students in the Ardsley SAYF Coalition’s Youth to Youth Leadership Committee created and produced a new Public Service Announcement that is currently playing at movie theaters in Ridge Hill, Greenburgh and City Center Cinema De Lux in White Plains. The PSA is aired before the previews in all of the theaters at the above locations.
The PSA was developed by, and is targeted to, students. Our committee is very talented, and it’s easy to see how much work they put into creating this video. You can view it here.
Special thanks to the following students for their hard work and dedication to this project.
Next Post Free Zumba Evenings for AHS Students!

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students in the ardsley sayf coalition’s youth to youth leadership committee created and produced a new public service announcement that is currently playing at movie theaters in ridge hill, greenburgh and city center cinema de lux in white plains. the psa is aired before the previews in all of the theaters at the above locations.
the psa was developed by, and is targeted to, students. our committee is very talented, and it’s easy to see how much work they put into creating this video. you can view it here.
special thanks to the following students for their hard work and dedication to this project.
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Researchers from Karolinska Institutet and Kancera AB have developed a molecule that makes cancer cells sensitive to radiotherapy. In a study published in Nature Communications, the researchers describe a new way to block cancer cells' ability to repair their DNA and thus stop the survival of cancer cells.
Radiotherapy is one of the most common cancer treatments. It damages the DNA, causing cancer cells to stop growing and die if the damage is left unrepaired. Unfortunately, some cancers are resistant to radiotherapy and the treatment also damages the DNA in healthy cells, thus limiting the amount of radiation that can be used with respect to normal tissue damage.
In collaboration with the Swedish company Kancera AB, researchers at Karolinska Institutet have discovered a new mechanism that cancer cells use to repair DNA damage. In the current study, the researchers discovered that cancer cells use a protein called PFKFB3 to repair the DNA damage that occurs in radiation therapy. They found that the protein locates to sites of DNA damage in the cell nucleus where the protein regulates the cancer cell's ability to repair its DNA and thus survive.
The research groups at Kancera AB and Karolinska Institutet have now developed a new drug candidate which blocks the protein and its ability to repair DNA damage. They demonstrated that cancer cells treated with the drug do not survive upon radiotherapy in laboratory experiments.
“It is known that the levels of PFKFB3 is much higher in cancer cells than in healthy cells. However, the discovery that PFKFB3 regulates DNA repair upon radiotherapy is new and very exciting,” says Nina Gustafsson, Assistant Professor and Team Leader in Translational Medicine at the Department of Oncology-Pathology, Karolinska Institutet, who led the study together with Professor Thomas Helleday at the same department.
Since normal, healthy cells are not dependent on PFKFB3 for proper DNA repair, the researchers hope that combination therapy with radiation or chemotherapy will be well tolerated. The goal is now to further develop the drug and lay the foundation for a new cancer treatment with less side effects than the treatments currently available.
The study was led by researchers at Karolinska Institutet, operating at SciLifeLab, and Kancera AB, and in collaboration with researchers from Stockholm University, University of Sheffield, Sprint Bioscience, Roma Tre University, Emory University School of Medicine and more. The research has been funded by the Swedish Society for Medical Research, the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program, together with Torsten Söderberg and Ragnar Söderberg Foundation and more.
”Targeting PFKFB3 radiosensitizes cancer cells and suppresses homologous recombination”.
Nina M.S. Gustafsson, Katarina Färnegårdh, Nadilly Bonagas, Anna Huguet Ninou, Petra Groth, Elisee Wiita, Mattias Jönsson, Kenth Hallberg, Jemina Lehto, Rosa Pennisi, Jessica Martinsson, Carina Norström, Jessica Hollers, Johan Schultz, Martin Andersson, Natalia Markova, Petra Marttila, Baek Kim, Martin Norin, Thomas Olin, Thomas Helleday.
Nature Communications, online 24 September 2018, doi: 10.1038/s41467-018-06287-x.
25 Sep 2018 by Kommunikationsavdelningen.

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researchers from karolinska institutet and kancera ab have developed a molecule that makes cancer cells sensitive to radiotherapy. in a study published in nature communications, the researchers describe a new way to block cancer cells' ability to repair their dna and thus stop the survival of cancer cells.
radiotherapy is one of the most common cancer treatments. it damages the dna, causing cancer cells to stop growing and die if the damage is left unrepaired. unfortunately, some cancers are resistant to radiotherapy and the treatment also damages the dna in healthy cells, thus limiting the amount of radiation that can be used with respect to normal tissue damage.
in collaboration with the swedish company kancera ab, researchers at karolinska institutet have discovered a new mechanism that cancer cells use to repair dna damage. in the current study, the researchers discovered that cancer cells use a protein called pfkfb3 to repair the dna damage that occurs in radiation therapy. they found that the protein locates to sites of dna damage in the cell nucleus where the protein regulates the cancer cell's ability to repair its dna and thus survive.
the research groups at kancera ab and karolinska institutet have now developed a new drug candidate which blocks the protein and its ability to repair dna damage. they demonstrated that cancer cells treated with the drug do not survive upon radiotherapy in laboratory experiments.
“it is known that the levels of pfkfb3 is much higher in cancer cells than in healthy cells. however, the discovery that pfkfb3 regulates dna repair upon radiotherapy is new and very exciting,” says nina gustafsson, assistant professor and team leader in translational medicine at the department of oncology-pathology, karolinska institutet, who led the study together with professor thomas helleday at the same department.
since normal, healthy cells are not dependent on pfkfb3 for proper dna repair, the researchers hope that combination therapy with radiation or chemotherapy will be well tolerated. the goal is now to further develop the drug and lay the foundation for a new cancer treatment with less side effects than the treatments currently available.
the study was led by researchers at karolinska institutet, operating at scilifelab, and kancera ab, and in collaboration with researchers from stockholm university, university of sheffield, sprint bioscience, roma tre university, emory university school of medicine and more. the research has been funded by the swedish society for medical research, the european union's horizon 2020 research and innovation program, together with torsten söderberg and ragnar söderberg foundation and more.
”targeting pfkfb3 radiosensitizes cancer cells and suppresses homologous recombination”.
nina m.s. gustafsson, katarina färnegårdh, nadilly bonagas, anna huguet ninou, petra groth, elisee wiita, mattias jönsson, kenth hallberg, jemina lehto, rosa pennisi, jessica martinsson, carina norström, jessica hollers, johan schultz, martin andersson, natalia markova, petra marttila, baek kim, martin norin, thomas olin, thomas helleday.
nature communications, online 24 september 2018, doi: 10.1038/s41467-018-06287-x.
25 sep 2018 by kommunikationsavdelningen.


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What is In My Shoes?
In My Shoes is a computer package for Macintosh and Windows computers that helps professionals communicate with children and learning disabled adults about their experiences, views, wishes and feelings, including potentially distressing experiences such as illness and abuse in home, educational and other settings. The interviewer sits alongside the child and assists, guides and interacts with them through a structured interview process. Trainees learn how to use the In My Shoes computer-package and structured interview approach, as well as building on their skills in communicating with children. In My Shoes has a sound research base and has been sponsored by the Department of Health/DfES and others. It is useful for psychologists, social workers, child psychiatrists, other mental health staff, health workers, educational workers and specialists in forensic services.

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what is in my shoes?
in my shoes is a computer package for macintosh and windows computers that helps professionals communicate with children and learning disabled adults about their experiences, views, wishes and feelings, including potentially distressing experiences such as illness and abuse in home, educational and other settings. the interviewer sits alongside the child and assists, guides and interacts with them through a structured interview process. trainees learn how to use the in my shoes computer-package and structured interview approach, as well as building on their skills in communicating with children. in my shoes has a sound research base and has been sponsored by the department of health/dfes and others. it is useful for psychologists, social workers, child psychiatrists, other mental health staff, health workers, educational workers and specialists in forensic services.


text: Albrecht Ziepert is a german musician and composer best known as member of the up-and-coming band, "Pentatones". Since 1999 he has been composing for various theatre productions, films and other audiovisual & modern dance projects. In 2010 he received an award at the Novara Cine Festival in Mailand for his film music of ?Stiller See?, a movie directed by Lena Liberta. During 2011 he became the musical director for various projects at the Deutsche Theater Göttingen and in 2012 he arranged his first commissioned piece of the renowned MDR Sinfonieorchester.

lowercased: albrecht ziepert is a german musician and composer best known as member of the up-and-coming band, "pentatones". since 1999 he has been composing for various theatre productions, films and other audiovisual & modern dance projects. in 2010 he received an award at the novara cine festival in mailand for his film music of ?stiller see?, a movie directed by lena liberta. during 2011 he became the musical director for various projects at the deutsche theater göttingen and in 2012 he arranged his first commissioned piece of the renowned mdr sinfonieorchester.


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This application is for all eligible active participants and is used for the purpose of applying for a Normal retirement (age 65 and older) or an Early retirement (under 65).
This is a voluntary benefit and it is to provide a monthly benefit for the life of the surviving spouse upon the death of the retiree. If the spouse dies before the retiree, the retiree's monthly benefit remains at the reduced amount for life.
This is a voluntary benefit and it is to provide a monthly benefit for the life of the surviving spouse upon the death of the retiree. If the Spouse dies before the retiree, the retiree's monthly benefit reverts to the original amount as if no survivorship option had been taken.
Important: If an active employee was married and was eligible to retire (i.e. had 25 years of creditable service, or was 55 or older with at least 3 years of creditable service) when the employee died, the employee's spouse would be entitled to receive a monthly benefit for life. This is called a Pre-Survivorship Option and is payable automatically unless the employee specifically requested, in writing, that it not be paid.
This application is for all eligible active participants who have at least 5 years or at least 10 years of pension service work or non-work related illness or injury and has received benefits for that particular disability for 26 weeks under the CTA’s Group Accident and Sickness Insurance.
This application is for spouses that are eligible for healthcare benefits at their cost.
This form is used by a beneficiary who is a surviving spouse of a retiree entitled to the payment of the death benefit upon the retires death.
This form is used by a non-spouse beneficiary of a retiree entitled to the payment of the death benefit upon the retires death.
Used by a retiring participant to reject the survivorship option.
Explanation of Tax Rules and Application for Death Benefit Payments to Non-Spouse Beneficiaries.
This application is used by the participant who resigns or is terminated from the employment of the CTA and is entitled to a refund of their contributions.
This form is used by a vested participant, who left the CTA with more than 10 years of continues services to vest in the pension at the age of 65.
Use this application when you choose to voluntary terminate your participation in the pension plan.
Use this application to designate or change the beneficiary of your retirement benefits.
Use this form to setup an automatic monthly deduction from your retirement benefits for your union fees.

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this application is for all eligible active participants and is used for the purpose of applying for a normal retirement (age 65 and older) or an early retirement (under 65).
this is a voluntary benefit and it is to provide a monthly benefit for the life of the surviving spouse upon the death of the retiree. if the spouse dies before the retiree, the retiree's monthly benefit remains at the reduced amount for life.
this is a voluntary benefit and it is to provide a monthly benefit for the life of the surviving spouse upon the death of the retiree. if the spouse dies before the retiree, the retiree's monthly benefit reverts to the original amount as if no survivorship option had been taken.
important: if an active employee was married and was eligible to retire (i.e. had 25 years of creditable service, or was 55 or older with at least 3 years of creditable service) when the employee died, the employee's spouse would be entitled to receive a monthly benefit for life. this is called a pre-survivorship option and is payable automatically unless the employee specifically requested, in writing, that it not be paid.
this application is for all eligible active participants who have at least 5 years or at least 10 years of pension service work or non-work related illness or injury and has received benefits for that particular disability for 26 weeks under the cta’s group accident and sickness insurance.
this application is for spouses that are eligible for healthcare benefits at their cost.
this form is used by a beneficiary who is a surviving spouse of a retiree entitled to the payment of the death benefit upon the retires death.
this form is used by a non-spouse beneficiary of a retiree entitled to the payment of the death benefit upon the retires death.
used by a retiring participant to reject the survivorship option.
explanation of tax rules and application for death benefit payments to non-spouse beneficiaries.
this application is used by the participant who resigns or is terminated from the employment of the cta and is entitled to a refund of their contributions.
this form is used by a vested participant, who left the cta with more than 10 years of continues services to vest in the pension at the age of 65.
use this application when you choose to voluntary terminate your participation in the pension plan.
use this application to designate or change the beneficiary of your retirement benefits.
use this form to setup an automatic monthly deduction from your retirement benefits for your union fees.


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My Wife and I had a great time hanging out in this nicely decorated, well maintained condo.
It's situation right above one of the most popular snorkeling coves in the Napili area with loads of sea turtles provides daily excitement without feeling overly crowded.
The views are spectacular into the cove and across the ocean to Lanai and further with fantastic sunsets.
There is no feel of cookie cutter high rise resorts here.
It is charming, relaxing and beautiful and nearby there are plenty of places to dine out and pick up supplies for those times you want to eat in.
Staff and guests, in and around this property are friendly and helpful.
My husband and I spent one incredible week at this beautiful condo this past September, wish we could have stayed two weeks! From the minute we arrived, we were enchanted by the view of Napili Point. In fact, we decided to eat on the patio most evenings so that we could watch the sunsets. From the condo, we could actually see the turtles popping their heads up in the small bay below us. The snorkeling we found to be the best in this bay but also enjoyed snorkeling at the sandy beaches of Napili Bay and Kapalua Bay. There is a great coast line beachwalk that we enjoyed several mornings and we had a great breakfast at a beachfront restaurant we walked to called the Gazebo.
Besides the amazing view, the condo is very clean and nicely furnished and has a modern an updated kitchen. We'd like to thank the owners for a memorable stay!
Just back from a week in this delightful condo, with its fresh and casual tropical decor and gorgeous, amazing photo wall-art by owner John! Lovely views, sunsets and rainbows from inside and out. Snorkeling literally right outside, with lots to see and always turtles to swim with. We also enjoyed just relaxing, with the sound of the waves and cool breezes. Nice, well-supplied kitchen, and we enjoyed many meals right there. Tried the resort's communal bbq grills one night, but they needed to be cleaned.
We hadn't been to Maui in about 15 years and since we had a car, we also played tourist, going to many locations on the island (except Hana), including the Maui Ocean Center: oh, wow! The center is so well done and covering so much that it didn't matter that it is a little pricey. So much to see and wonderfully done re-creations in a variety of media in addition to the many live creatures, mini and huge. Don't miss the Shark Tunnel where they swim above you! Everyone said we had to try breakfast at The Gazebo next door, open only for breakfast and lunch, and we tried breakfast. We were warned it was small and always a long wait. Yep. We got there 30 min before it opened and still waited more than an hour for one of its 14 tables. It was a nice setting, good food. But, we then tried the Sea House a little further down, also for breakfast, and found it's setting gorgeous, no wait, and even better food. Iron IMU, apparently a new restaurant, is right next-door in the resort where The Gazebo is, and it is very good: only open for dinner and all traditional Hawaiian BBQ. It was so good, I must admit we went twice, so we can recommend the bbq'd: ribs, chicken and brisket. Yum! In Kaanapali, try Leilani's on the beach in Whaler's Village (upstairs) at sunset. Excellent menu, food, setting, service. Not rushed.
We thank John and Kristin for sharing their special spot with us and for making our return to Maui wonderful.

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my wife and i had a great time hanging out in this nicely decorated, well maintained condo.
it's situation right above one of the most popular snorkeling coves in the napili area with loads of sea turtles provides daily excitement without feeling overly crowded.
the views are spectacular into the cove and across the ocean to lanai and further with fantastic sunsets.
there is no feel of cookie cutter high rise resorts here.
it is charming, relaxing and beautiful and nearby there are plenty of places to dine out and pick up supplies for those times you want to eat in.
staff and guests, in and around this property are friendly and helpful.
my husband and i spent one incredible week at this beautiful condo this past september, wish we could have stayed two weeks! from the minute we arrived, we were enchanted by the view of napili point. in fact, we decided to eat on the patio most evenings so that we could watch the sunsets. from the condo, we could actually see the turtles popping their heads up in the small bay below us. the snorkeling we found to be the best in this bay but also enjoyed snorkeling at the sandy beaches of napili bay and kapalua bay. there is a great coast line beachwalk that we enjoyed several mornings and we had a great breakfast at a beachfront restaurant we walked to called the gazebo.
besides the amazing view, the condo is very clean and nicely furnished and has a modern an updated kitchen. we'd like to thank the owners for a memorable stay!
just back from a week in this delightful condo, with its fresh and casual tropical decor and gorgeous, amazing photo wall-art by owner john! lovely views, sunsets and rainbows from inside and out. snorkeling literally right outside, with lots to see and always turtles to swim with. we also enjoyed just relaxing, with the sound of the waves and cool breezes. nice, well-supplied kitchen, and we enjoyed many meals right there. tried the resort's communal bbq grills one night, but they needed to be cleaned.
we hadn't been to maui in about 15 years and since we had a car, we also played tourist, going to many locations on the island (except hana), including the maui ocean center: oh, wow! the center is so well done and covering so much that it didn't matter that it is a little pricey. so much to see and wonderfully done re-creations in a variety of media in addition to the many live creatures, mini and huge. don't miss the shark tunnel where they swim above you! everyone said we had to try breakfast at the gazebo next door, open only for breakfast and lunch, and we tried breakfast. we were warned it was small and always a long wait. yep. we got there 30 min before it opened and still waited more than an hour for one of its 14 tables. it was a nice setting, good food. but, we then tried the sea house a little further down, also for breakfast, and found it's setting gorgeous, no wait, and even better food. iron imu, apparently a new restaurant, is right next-door in the resort where the gazebo is, and it is very good: only open for dinner and all traditional hawaiian bbq. it was so good, i must admit we went twice, so we can recommend the bbq'd: ribs, chicken and brisket. yum! in kaanapali, try leilani's on the beach in whaler's village (upstairs) at sunset. excellent menu, food, setting, service. not rushed.
we thank john and kristin for sharing their special spot with us and for making our return to maui wonderful.


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Can Unraid do FTP ????
when you say alittle harder does this mean i am better off getting a NAS that will be easier to setup?
good idea i have heard of doing that for each bay before putting in all the drives into the backplane.. oh yeah i will make sure the power is split between the cables thanks again!
I will be backing it up but not daily and once the data is written and the drive is full it will be only used to read and will most likely not be left on all the time. Its a plex server , and I have been running a JBOD for about 5 years with no issues for plex . Btw you seem like you been on the unraid forums for awhile monitoring peoples experience with unraid , how many have completely lost data with a 2 parity setup? If so what was the cause ?
i understand backups but i have 190tb which is no in my budget to pay for more tb space to back it up, and i think i will be fine with 2 parity unless my house burns down or i get robbed. Also from my understanding data only reads off one drive so i am sure my drives will be fine especially when they are all WD reds..
Dell H310 IT MODE Lastest Firmware?

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can unraid do ftp ????
when you say alittle harder does this mean i am better off getting a nas that will be easier to setup?
good idea i have heard of doing that for each bay before putting in all the drives into the backplane.. oh yeah i will make sure the power is split between the cables thanks again!
i will be backing it up but not daily and once the data is written and the drive is full it will be only used to read and will most likely not be left on all the time. its a plex server , and i have been running a jbod for about 5 years with no issues for plex . btw you seem like you been on the unraid forums for awhile monitoring peoples experience with unraid , how many have completely lost data with a 2 parity setup? if so what was the cause ?
i understand backups but i have 190tb which is no in my budget to pay for more tb space to back it up, and i think i will be fine with 2 parity unless my house burns down or i get robbed. also from my understanding data only reads off one drive so i am sure my drives will be fine especially when they are all wd reds..
dell h310 it mode lastest firmware?


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Hi, I'm Sean and I've been a car windscreen repair technician with Optic-Kleer for over 7 years, working in supermarket car parks in Leicester, Lincoln, Nottingham, Mansfield, Long Eaton and Sleaford.
You can easily find out where I will be working and my contact details by completing your postcode and registration details into the search below.
At Optic-Kleer, we use the very latest resins and tools to produce a smart, robust and long-lasting windscreen chip repair. We do all manner of window screen repairs from a Porsche 911 windscreen to a Skoda Fabia windscreen and we often repair damage other companies cannot repair.
For an immediate stone chip repair, whilst you shop service, pay us a visit at one of my on-site locations.
We also carry put non-insurance repairs at really competetive prices.
I've carried out thousands of car windscreen repairs and we pride ourselves on our reputation for quality car glass repairs and a friendly professioanl service. Our aim is to bring affordable and robust window screen repairs to the local community and to save you money by not having a windscreen replacement.
Drop in to see me. Use the search below to find out where I’ll be.

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hi, i'm sean and i've been a car windscreen repair technician with optic-kleer for over 7 years, working in supermarket car parks in leicester, lincoln, nottingham, mansfield, long eaton and sleaford.
you can easily find out where i will be working and my contact details by completing your postcode and registration details into the search below.
at optic-kleer, we use the very latest resins and tools to produce a smart, robust and long-lasting windscreen chip repair. we do all manner of window screen repairs from a porsche 911 windscreen to a skoda fabia windscreen and we often repair damage other companies cannot repair.
for an immediate stone chip repair, whilst you shop service, pay us a visit at one of my on-site locations.
we also carry put non-insurance repairs at really competetive prices.
i've carried out thousands of car windscreen repairs and we pride ourselves on our reputation for quality car glass repairs and a friendly professioanl service. our aim is to bring affordable and robust window screen repairs to the local community and to save you money by not having a windscreen replacement.
drop in to see me. use the search below to find out where i’ll be.


text: The purpose of the project was to learn more about how different communities address solving adolescent substance abuse, youth violence, and school dropout and delinquency. A prevention science approach, based on risk and protective factors, enabled each of the six states to study the results of prevention activities in selected communities. NPC was responsible for collecting school survey data, state, county and community level archival data, and interviewing prevention-oriented agencies and programs. All data were collected annually or in an ongoing basis.

lowercased: the purpose of the project was to learn more about how different communities address solving adolescent substance abuse, youth violence, and school dropout and delinquency. a prevention science approach, based on risk and protective factors, enabled each of the six states to study the results of prevention activities in selected communities. npc was responsible for collecting school survey data, state, county and community level archival data, and interviewing prevention-oriented agencies and programs. all data were collected annually or in an ongoing basis.


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maximum potential is more than 3,000 bitcoins / year through multilevel earning.
simple registration and donate to start your journey.
find 5 people. invite your friends to donate and receive donations. together we can achieve more.
duplicate the process. your success is easily achievable. if you share your feedback or simply let your friends know you’re inspired by this website.
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