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Steve Hendren, President of Galvin Green USA, joined the team in 2017 and facilitated the opening of Galvin Green’s new headquarters in Carlsbad, California. Boasting more than 15 years of industry experience, Hendren began his career as a Regional Manager with Worldwide Golf Enterprises, eventually joining Nike Golf as a Regional Sales Director and Director of Strategic Accounts. Among his responsibilities, Hendren managed key accounts in golf and sporting goods and directed a sales team.
I started playing golf when I was 12 years old. My parents were members at a tennis club in Orange County, CA that had a 9-hole executive course and driving range. They put me into a junior camp one summer, and I immediately fell in love with the game. My mom would drop my childhood best friend and I off at the course and we would go out and play as many holes as we could before they had to pick us up. I played as often as I could through high school with that same childhood friend, and my father, who picked up the game shortly after I did.
I played college baseball at West Virginia University, which limited the amount of time I had to play golf. Right after graduation, a few days after moving back home to Southern California, I was at Roger Dunn Golf Shop in Santa Ana and decided to fill out an application, thinking it would be fun to work there until I figured out what I wanted to do with my life. I was hired as a cashier but fell in love with the industry and the company and spent the next 10 years there, the last five of which I was a regional manager in Northern California and Hawaii. I was fortunate to be involved in nearly every aspect of the business and got to learn a lot about the industry and business in general.
After 10 years, I was approached about an opportunity with Nike Golf. I spent seven years with them as a sales rep, regional sales director, and strategic account director, learning the differences in working for a relatively small, privately owned company and a multi-national corporation. We went through several changes during my tenure there, which helped me understand the uniqueness of the golf industry and how valuable it is to be authentic to the game.
This past December, I was given the opportunity to lead the U.S. operation for Galvin Green. After meeting the leadership team in Sweden, getting to know the products, the people, and the culture, it was an easy and exciting decision to make the move. Galvin Green is a pure golf brand, with a 27-year history in the golf business and a strong loyal consumer base. We’re rooted in golf and our brand vision is clear, to be the leading premium performance brand in golf.
What's your assessment of the consumer golf market for 2019?
For Galvin Green, it’s been great. I know there are challenges with the weather throughout parts of the country, but we’ve been fortunate to experience significant growth in new doors and with our existing partnerships. We’re very optimistic for the remainder of the year, as we approach the heart of the golf season.
What's the key distinguishing item between Galvin Green and your competitors?
It’s difficult to identify 1 item that distinguishes us from the competition. We’ve earned the reputation for producing the best outerwear in golf, and in that category, we’re launching an innovation this year that could change how golfers perceive playing in the rain. Our new Ashton Gore-Tex ShakeDry jacket is the lightest Gore-Tex jacket we’ve ever made. It feels and performs like you’re not wearing anything. It’s truly revolutionary in the world of golf outerwear.
European owned apparel companies have been gaining significant traction in the American market place over the last several years. Why do you think that is?
While there are several similarities between some of the European golf clothing companies, there are also significant differences. The perception of quality and fit is a contributing factor, but we place great value on performance and comfort. We’re a pure golf brand, and we’re committed to creating products that help golfers perform their best on the course. We use the best materials and believe that the details make the products.We have a saying that “We Never Compromise”, and we take that approach with everything we do.
Given that dynamic -- how is Galvin Green shaping its growing influence in the States?
Products and partnerships. For our entire 29-year history, we’ve been focused on making premium products for serious golfers. In the US, we’ve simply embraced the brand reputation for quality and performance and have forged partnerships with many of the best golf facilities across the country. By focusing our distribution on only the best golf, we’re able to stay focused on our core consumer, and grow our reputation as one of the best performance apparel brands in golf.
A number of past successful apparel companies have often sought to expand their profile and with that comes the risk of stifling creative innovations. What's the balancing point between the two elements and can companies truly expand growth without becoming stale and predictable?
We’re a different company than virtually everyone else in the golf apparel business. For starters, we’re a golf brand, and we’ve always been a golf brand. We don’t make ski gear, or baseball gloves. For nearly 30 years, we’ve remained focused on golf, and will continue to be. What motivates us is to be the best, not the biggest. If you’ve had the chance to see the new Ashton jacket we’re launching, you’d agree that we’re anything but stale or predictable. We continually lead with new innovations and technologies that help golfers perform their best.
When Galvin Green is considering adding new items to the line -- what's the key determination in putting that into motion?
We launch new products when there’s a consumer need, and when we can make them better than both the competition and our own products in the marketplace. We don’t bring new products to market until we’re confident they’re the best. That’s what drives our brand strategy, and ultimately strengthens our reputation for creating best-in-class products.
Plenty of companies in the apparel category tout the fashion side and minimize the durability dimension. How does Galvin Green walk this line in ensuring what it produces achieves both aims?
Galvin Green has always embraced the fashion side with bold designs and color. In the early years, we battled the critics that questioned whether we could sell a bright colored rain suit. We were the first company to produce a Gore-Tex golf jacket in a color other than navy or black. What stands out most with our consumers though, is our commitment to performance and durability. There’s no better way to prove it than with our lifetime waterproof guarantee on our Gore-Tex products. I don’t know of any other brand in golf that offers a lifetime guarantee. That really illustrates our commitment to both quality and performance.
Is usage on the professional golf tours an essential component in brand visibility and credibility?
It can be. There are several brands out there that are offering huge endorsement deals. Our ambassadors on the PGA and worldwide tours, partner with us because they value the performance of the products and trust that we’ll help them perform at their best. We’re extremely fortunate and proud to work with athletes like Troy Merritt, Martin Laird, and Ben Silverman, who choose to partner with us for these reasons.
What's the split between men's and women's business for the company and how do the genders differ in what appeals to them?
The split varies slightly by region, but women’s currently accounts for just under 20% of our global business, but it’s growing and will continue to be a key opportunity for us. I would attribute the growth in our women’s business to the commitment we’ve made to quality, performance, and style. We take the same approach to quality and materials but utilize designs and style that ensure performance and confidence on the course. Some of the best women’s golfers in the world partner with us on tour, and there’s a growing demand with our retail partners as well.
There's little question Millennials are becoming more and more of a powerful voice in the golf industry and beyond. What approaches is Galvin Green taking to attract them, while at the same time, still appealing to those from earlier generations?
We’ve expanded on how we communicate with the consumer. Obviously social media has become a greater part of how we tell our story. At the same time, we work closer than ever with our retail partners to ensure our story is being told to our loyal consumers and golfers that are just getting to know the brand. We’ve also expanded our product line to include new designs and details to attract a younger and edgier consumer.
PING has unveiled its new performance driven 2019 Spring / Summer men’s apparel range.

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steve hendren, president of galvin green usa, joined the team in 2017 and facilitated the opening of galvin green’s new headquarters in carlsbad, california. boasting more than 15 years of industry experience, hendren began his career as a regional manager with worldwide golf enterprises, eventually joining nike golf as a regional sales director and director of strategic accounts. among his responsibilities, hendren managed key accounts in golf and sporting goods and directed a sales team.
i started playing golf when i was 12 years old. my parents were members at a tennis club in orange county, ca that had a 9-hole executive course and driving range. they put me into a junior camp one summer, and i immediately fell in love with the game. my mom would drop my childhood best friend and i off at the course and we would go out and play as many holes as we could before they had to pick us up. i played as often as i could through high school with that same childhood friend, and my father, who picked up the game shortly after i did.
i played college baseball at west virginia university, which limited the amount of time i had to play golf. right after graduation, a few days after moving back home to southern california, i was at roger dunn golf shop in santa ana and decided to fill out an application, thinking it would be fun to work there until i figured out what i wanted to do with my life. i was hired as a cashier but fell in love with the industry and the company and spent the next 10 years there, the last five of which i was a regional manager in northern california and hawaii. i was fortunate to be involved in nearly every aspect of the business and got to learn a lot about the industry and business in general.
after 10 years, i was approached about an opportunity with nike golf. i spent seven years with them as a sales rep, regional sales director, and strategic account director, learning the differences in working for a relatively small, privately owned company and a multi-national corporation. we went through several changes during my tenure there, which helped me understand the uniqueness of the golf industry and how valuable it is to be authentic to the game.
this past december, i was given the opportunity to lead the u.s. operation for galvin green. after meeting the leadership team in sweden, getting to know the products, the people, and the culture, it was an easy and exciting decision to make the move. galvin green is a pure golf brand, with a 27-year history in the golf business and a strong loyal consumer base. we’re rooted in golf and our brand vision is clear, to be the leading premium performance brand in golf.
what's your assessment of the consumer golf market for 2019?
for galvin green, it’s been great. i know there are challenges with the weather throughout parts of the country, but we’ve been fortunate to experience significant growth in new doors and with our existing partnerships. we’re very optimistic for the remainder of the year, as we approach the heart of the golf season.
what's the key distinguishing item between galvin green and your competitors?
it’s difficult to identify 1 item that distinguishes us from the competition. we’ve earned the reputation for producing the best outerwear in golf, and in that category, we’re launching an innovation this year that could change how golfers perceive playing in the rain. our new ashton gore-tex shakedry jacket is the lightest gore-tex jacket we’ve ever made. it feels and performs like you’re not wearing anything. it’s truly revolutionary in the world of golf outerwear.
european owned apparel companies have been gaining significant traction in the american market place over the last several years. why do you think that is?
while there are several similarities between some of the european golf clothing companies, there are also significant differences. the perception of quality and fit is a contributing factor, but we place great value on performance and comfort. we’re a pure golf brand, and we’re committed to creating products that help golfers perform their best on the course. we use the best materials and believe that the details make the products.we have a saying that “we never compromise”, and we take that approach with everything we do.
given that dynamic -- how is galvin green shaping its growing influence in the states?
products and partnerships. for our entire 29-year history, we’ve been focused on making premium products for serious golfers. in the us, we’ve simply embraced the brand reputation for quality and performance and have forged partnerships with many of the best golf facilities across the country. by focusing our distribution on only the best golf, we’re able to stay focused on our core consumer, and grow our reputation as one of the best performance apparel brands in golf.
a number of past successful apparel companies have often sought to expand their profile and with that comes the risk of stifling creative innovations. what's the balancing point between the two elements and can companies truly expand growth without becoming stale and predictable?
we’re a different company than virtually everyone else in the golf apparel business. for starters, we’re a golf brand, and we’ve always been a golf brand. we don’t make ski gear, or baseball gloves. for nearly 30 years, we’ve remained focused on golf, and will continue to be. what motivates us is to be the best, not the biggest. if you’ve had the chance to see the new ashton jacket we’re launching, you’d agree that we’re anything but stale or predictable. we continually lead with new innovations and technologies that help golfers perform their best.
when galvin green is considering adding new items to the line -- what's the key determination in putting that into motion?
we launch new products when there’s a consumer need, and when we can make them better than both the competition and our own products in the marketplace. we don’t bring new products to market until we’re confident they’re the best. that’s what drives our brand strategy, and ultimately strengthens our reputation for creating best-in-class products.
plenty of companies in the apparel category tout the fashion side and minimize the durability dimension. how does galvin green walk this line in ensuring what it produces achieves both aims?
galvin green has always embraced the fashion side with bold designs and color. in the early years, we battled the critics that questioned whether we could sell a bright colored rain suit. we were the first company to produce a gore-tex golf jacket in a color other than navy or black. what stands out most with our consumers though, is our commitment to performance and durability. there’s no better way to prove it than with our lifetime waterproof guarantee on our gore-tex products. i don’t know of any other brand in golf that offers a lifetime guarantee. that really illustrates our commitment to both quality and performance.
is usage on the professional golf tours an essential component in brand visibility and credibility?
it can be. there are several brands out there that are offering huge endorsement deals. our ambassadors on the pga and worldwide tours, partner with us because they value the performance of the products and trust that we’ll help them perform at their best. we’re extremely fortunate and proud to work with athletes like troy merritt, martin laird, and ben silverman, who choose to partner with us for these reasons.
what's the split between men's and women's business for the company and how do the genders differ in what appeals to them?
the split varies slightly by region, but women’s currently accounts for just under 20% of our global business, but it’s growing and will continue to be a key opportunity for us. i would attribute the growth in our women’s business to the commitment we’ve made to quality, performance, and style. we take the same approach to quality and materials but utilize designs and style that ensure performance and confidence on the course. some of the best women’s golfers in the world partner with us on tour, and there’s a growing demand with our retail partners as well.
there's little question millennials are becoming more and more of a powerful voice in the golf industry and beyond. what approaches is galvin green taking to attract them, while at the same time, still appealing to those from earlier generations?
we’ve expanded on how we communicate with the consumer. obviously social media has become a greater part of how we tell our story. at the same time, we work closer than ever with our retail partners to ensure our story is being told to our loyal consumers and golfers that are just getting to know the brand. we’ve also expanded our product line to include new designs and details to attract a younger and edgier consumer.
ping has unveiled its new performance driven 2019 spring / summer men’s apparel range.


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Awesome. This will be nice.
JdeB, this needs to be run on all the standard library files. I ran it on Date.au3 just to see and I got two results still remaining.
Great .. thats save a lot of time searching for them !!!
I am only wondering how i should implement this is SciTE since lots of people don't predefine their vars and its now either on or off.
Could it be done in a way that au3check only checks if the Opt("MustDeclareVars", 1) is defined in the script ?
Scanned all UDF libs, fixed and submitted to Jon.
1. Opt("MustDeclareVars", 1) must be on top of the file, as au3check works lineary through the file (does not follow execution sequence). Incidently, most people does put these statements on top (as is recomended and most practical).
2. Both arguments to Opt() must be literals, i.e. "MustDeclareVars" and 0 or 1. If variables are used, the Opt statement will be ignored by Au3Check.
If I do it, it will do declaration checking by default if it sees an Opt("MustDeclareVars", 1) statement.
I would think that both will be commonly used in the way you describe by people using AutoItSetOption("MustDeclareVars", 1) or Opt("MustDeclareVars", 1).
It would really make live alot easier with SciTE Ctrl+F5 but also for the CompileAU3 wrapper!
- enable/disable variable declaration check on Opt/AutoItSetOption("MustDeclareVars", 1/0).
See notes in previous post on the minor limitations.
For those very fast ones, like JdeB, download 1.22 again. I found that I didn't check loop variables used in the For-Next structure. (should have increased version...).
- fixed: didn't check declaration of counter var in For-loop. (1.22 did this, but wrongly).
Note that it also issues a warning if a For-loop uses a global counter within a function!
I made a library (in the sample, Test_include2.au3) that includes string resources, declared as Global Const (see Test_Resources.au3).
Then I made a little prog that includes this library AND also uses the already defined resources file (here Test_include.au3).
I know this sample is not the best, but let's imagine you use a large and centralized string resources file or libraries.
Global Const $sTEST = "sTEST included!"
Global Const $sANOTHER_STRING = "sANOTHER_STRING included!"
Process completed, Exit Code 2.
You can easily notice where the pb is: the inclusion test for AU3Check seems to be related to the litteral path as written in the include directive : .\Test_resources.au3.
This is annoying if you work with different projects and directories as (for instance) in the main script it seems natural to write a local path to include file (<mylib.au3>) but in others you'll have to write a relative path (<..\mainscriptdir\mylib.au3>).
Tylo, is there something you can do for this?
Thanks a lot for what you've already done: your tool is a great one, so usefull to me!
I guess there is. I need a Win32 function GetAbsolutePath(currentDir, relativePath) or GetCanonicalPath() or something. I don't know whether there is one, but it can be written - I think even I saw someone write such a func in autoit (but I need it in C++).
I suppose the inclusion is done correct in AutoIt, so I could peek the source how the include file is converted to an absolute path there, but I haven't got the time right now. If someone knows how, I could fix it.
Yes, indeed, it's correctely done by AutoIt, it uses a GetFullPathName function (from AutoIt v3.0.102 source code).
- Fixed #include-once for relative paths.
- Obeys that For-loop declares counter (Local in funcs, Global outside).
Updated .dat file for Au3Check 1.26. Thanks Valik.
I think I discovered a bug.
C:\scripts\MyUDFs.au3(1186,43) : ERROR: Opt() called with illegal argument 1: "RunErrorsFatal"
C:\scripts\MyUDFs.au3(1199,39) : ERROR: Opt() called with illegal argument 1: "RunErrorsFatal"
I have tested this function several times and AutoIt never reported an error.
It's just that your Au3Check.dat file isn't updated. The keywords in that file starting with % define a function, the parameter and the valid text strings that may appear there.
This happens in Scite only. More than a month ago I put the contents of the ZIP in another folder. I just ran it from there and it said 0 errors, 0 warnings.
What I discovered: JdeB's installation package has 2 Au3Check.dat files.
One is for the official AutoIt release and the other one is for beta releases.
After I added the line, I still get those errors.
So the problem probably lies in the DAT file.
I just started WinMerge to check differences.
I get this strange message that says something about line endings.
I answered No and copied the RunErrorsFatal line to the Scite DAT file and after saving it worked.
@JPM, could you pls fix this for me in your version ?
Will publish an update soon.
Sets whether AutoIt provides any child processes with a handle redirecting its standard console error output, which can then be read by the StderrRead() function.
Sets whether AutoIt provides any child processes with a handle redirecting its standard console input, which can then be written to by the StdinWrite() function.
Sets whether AutoIt provides any child processes with a handle redirecting its standard console output, which can then be read by the StdoutRead() function.
I've attached a new version of Au3Check from tylo.
The included DAT file is current up to JPM's 3.1.0.15-O release.
Edit: Removed attachment. Newer releases have been made by tylo.

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awesome. this will be nice.
jdeb, this needs to be run on all the standard library files. i ran it on date.au3 just to see and i got two results still remaining.
great .. thats save a lot of time searching for them !!!
i am only wondering how i should implement this is scite since lots of people don't predefine their vars and its now either on or off.
could it be done in a way that au3check only checks if the opt("mustdeclarevars", 1) is defined in the script ?
scanned all udf libs, fixed and submitted to jon.
1. opt("mustdeclarevars", 1) must be on top of the file, as au3check works lineary through the file (does not follow execution sequence). incidently, most people does put these statements on top (as is recomended and most practical).
2. both arguments to opt() must be literals, i.e. "mustdeclarevars" and 0 or 1. if variables are used, the opt statement will be ignored by au3check.
if i do it, it will do declaration checking by default if it sees an opt("mustdeclarevars", 1) statement.
i would think that both will be commonly used in the way you describe by people using autoitsetoption("mustdeclarevars", 1) or opt("mustdeclarevars", 1).
it would really make live alot easier with scite ctrl+f5 but also for the compileau3 wrapper!
- enable/disable variable declaration check on opt/autoitsetoption("mustdeclarevars", 1/0).
see notes in previous post on the minor limitations.
for those very fast ones, like jdeb, download 1.22 again. i found that i didn't check loop variables used in the for-next structure. (should have increased version...).
- fixed: didn't check declaration of counter var in for-loop. (1.22 did this, but wrongly).
note that it also issues a warning if a for-loop uses a global counter within a function!
i made a library (in the sample, test_include2.au3) that includes string resources, declared as global const (see test_resources.au3).
then i made a little prog that includes this library and also uses the already defined resources file (here test_include.au3).
i know this sample is not the best, but let's imagine you use a large and centralized string resources file or libraries.
global const $stest = "stest included!"
global const $sanother_string = "sanother_string included!"
process completed, exit code 2.
you can easily notice where the pb is: the inclusion test for au3check seems to be related to the litteral path as written in the include directive : .\test_resources.au3.
this is annoying if you work with different projects and directories as (for instance) in the main script it seems natural to write a local path to include file (<mylib.au3>) but in others you'll have to write a relative path (<..\mainscriptdir\mylib.au3>).
tylo, is there something you can do for this?
thanks a lot for what you've already done: your tool is a great one, so usefull to me!
i guess there is. i need a win32 function getabsolutepath(currentdir, relativepath) or getcanonicalpath() or something. i don't know whether there is one, but it can be written - i think even i saw someone write such a func in autoit (but i need it in c++).
i suppose the inclusion is done correct in autoit, so i could peek the source how the include file is converted to an absolute path there, but i haven't got the time right now. if someone knows how, i could fix it.
yes, indeed, it's correctely done by autoit, it uses a getfullpathname function (from autoit v3.0.102 source code).
- fixed #include-once for relative paths.
- obeys that for-loop declares counter (local in funcs, global outside).
updated .dat file for au3check 1.26. thanks valik.
i think i discovered a bug.
c:\scripts\myudfs.au3(1186,43) : error: opt() called with illegal argument 1: "runerrorsfatal"
c:\scripts\myudfs.au3(1199,39) : error: opt() called with illegal argument 1: "runerrorsfatal"
i have tested this function several times and autoit never reported an error.
it's just that your au3check.dat file isn't updated. the keywords in that file starting with % define a function, the parameter and the valid text strings that may appear there.
this happens in scite only. more than a month ago i put the contents of the zip in another folder. i just ran it from there and it said 0 errors, 0 warnings.
what i discovered: jdeb's installation package has 2 au3check.dat files.
one is for the official autoit release and the other one is for beta releases.
after i added the line, i still get those errors.
so the problem probably lies in the dat file.
i just started winmerge to check differences.
i get this strange message that says something about line endings.
i answered no and copied the runerrorsfatal line to the scite dat file and after saving it worked.
@jpm, could you pls fix this for me in your version ?
will publish an update soon.
sets whether autoit provides any child processes with a handle redirecting its standard console error output, which can then be read by the stderrread() function.
sets whether autoit provides any child processes with a handle redirecting its standard console input, which can then be written to by the stdinwrite() function.
sets whether autoit provides any child processes with a handle redirecting its standard console output, which can then be read by the stdoutread() function.
i've attached a new version of au3check from tylo.
the included dat file is current up to jpm's 3.1.0.15-o release.
edit: removed attachment. newer releases have been made by tylo.


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The practice of gratitude brings so many benefits such as experiencing higher levels of optimism, enthusiasm, love, and happiness. Being grateful should be incorporated into our day-to-day, in fact, here at Mindfullycity.com, we want to challenge you – find 3 things that you’re thankful for, big and small every single day.
So what are you grateful for today and why?
Thank you for starting this post. I am grateful for my family and friends who have supported me through highs and lows of my life. I wouldn’t be where I am today without them.
Today, I’m grateful for being alive and see my little plants growing! 🙂 My garden is my stress reliever.
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home › forums › gratitude › what are you grateful for today?
this topic contains 2 replies, has 3 voices, and was last updated by leomkun 1 month, 3 weeks ago.
the practice of gratitude brings so many benefits such as experiencing higher levels of optimism, enthusiasm, love, and happiness. being grateful should be incorporated into our day-to-day, in fact, here at mindfullycity.com, we want to challenge you – find 3 things that you’re thankful for, big and small every single day.
so what are you grateful for today and why?
thank you for starting this post. i am grateful for my family and friends who have supported me through highs and lows of my life. i wouldn’t be where i am today without them.
today, i’m grateful for being alive and see my little plants growing! 🙂 my garden is my stress reliever.
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Partial dentures are often recommended for our Belle River patients to replace one or more missing teeth. We are well equipped to make a removable partial denture, within our local clinic, customized to your unique dimensions to re-establish your natural bite. Partial dentures can also keep your natural teeth from drifting or tilting into spaces left by absent teeth, as well as help you speak certain sounds more clearly, and restore your chewing ability.
The selection of material options available, you can feel confident that there is a perfect partial denture for your needs. We can make them from all plastic, or cast alloy, or lightweight titanium, and if you need to avoid metal or plastic due to allergies, or want to avoid metal clasps on the teeth, we can also make them from flexible vinyl. Your partial denture can even be designed to be held in place with implants, for extra comfort and security.
Count on The Denture Specialists to use only materials which are beneficial and healthy for the mouth. Visit us in Wallaceburg & Chatham-Kent, at our two convenient denture clinics.
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you can trust the denture specialists to provide many forms of new dentures, in addition to performing repairs to the existing dentures of clients in and around belle river. all stages of denture and partial denture creation are expertly completed in our local clinics. this includes design, fabrication, insertion, and custom fitting. we can provide a complete range of denture types, fully customized for our belle river clients. these include full, implants, immediate and partial dentures, to promote and maintain your oral health.
partial dentures are often recommended for our belle river patients to replace one or more missing teeth. we are well equipped to make a removable partial denture, within our local clinic, customized to your unique dimensions to re-establish your natural bite. partial dentures can also keep your natural teeth from drifting or tilting into spaces left by absent teeth, as well as help you speak certain sounds more clearly, and restore your chewing ability.
the selection of material options available, you can feel confident that there is a perfect partial denture for your needs. we can make them from all plastic, or cast alloy, or lightweight titanium, and if you need to avoid metal or plastic due to allergies, or want to avoid metal clasps on the teeth, we can also make them from flexible vinyl. your partial denture can even be designed to be held in place with implants, for extra comfort and security.
count on the denture specialists to use only materials which are beneficial and healthy for the mouth. visit us in wallaceburg & chatham-kent, at our two convenient denture clinics.
if you are considering a new partial denture or existing denture repairs, in the belle river area, you are welcome to come into one of our clinics, where our denturists can assist you to choose the best budget conscious option to meet your denture needs.


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If you have not heard that Skrillex is teasing a brand new album then you’re surely residing below a fairly sizable rock. Skrillex has began to as soon as once more launch tracks below his personal title after producing tunes for different artists for the previous two years.
So far this 12 months we have now heard his collaboration with JOYRYDE ‘AGAIN WIDA’, in addition to his remix of Travis Scott’s ‘Sicko Mode’. Both tracks have been astoundingly properly obtained amongst followers. While Skrillex’s ‘Sicko Mode’ remix did catch a little bit of flack for being cookie cutter, many have been fairly completely satisfied to only have the person as soon as once more releasing his personal music.
Yesterday, followers observed that Skrillex’s web site was present process some adjustments. Specifically, the location was changed with a purple background together with his daring crimson emblem within the middle.
As most followers are conscious of – when digital adjustments happen, detectives get began. Not solely did the fellows on /r/Skrillex discover a countdown clock which has since been eliminated, but in addition Skrillex’s Shopify login web page. The query that continues to be is whether or not this web site replace is for Skrillex’s new album, or if it simply alerts a brand new merch launch simply earlier than the vacations.

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if you have not heard that skrillex is teasing a brand new album then you’re surely residing below a fairly sizable rock. skrillex has began to as soon as once more launch tracks below his personal title after producing tunes for different artists for the previous two years.
so far this 12 months we have now heard his collaboration with joyryde ‘again wida’, in addition to his remix of travis scott’s ‘sicko mode’. both tracks have been astoundingly properly obtained amongst followers. while skrillex’s ‘sicko mode’ remix did catch a little bit of flack for being cookie cutter, many have been fairly completely satisfied to only have the person as soon as once more releasing his personal music.
yesterday, followers observed that skrillex’s web site was present process some adjustments. specifically, the location was changed with a purple background together with his daring crimson emblem within the middle.
as most followers are conscious of – when digital adjustments happen, detectives get began. not solely did the fellows on /r/skrillex discover a countdown clock which has since been eliminated, but in addition skrillex’s shopify login web page. the query that continues to be is whether or not this web site replace is for skrillex’s new album, or if it simply alerts a brand new merch launch simply earlier than the vacations.


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by closing a thread, users will still be able to access all messages within the thread, but there will no longer be the option to reply to any of the thread's messages. if the thread is open, any message can be replied to.
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Join IBM November 1 at 21st Cloud Expo at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, and learn how IBM Watson can bring cognitive services and AI to intelligent, unmanned systems.
In this session we will build a chatbot powered by IBM Watson, connect it to third-party APIs, and share best practices of chatbots co-existing with humans.
Cognitive analysis impacts today's systems with unparalleled ability that were previously available only to manned, back-end operations. Thanks to cloud processing, IBM Watson can bring cognitive services and AI to intelligent, unmanned systems. Imagine a robot vacuum that becomes your personal assistant that knows everything and can respond to your emotions and verbal commands!
This session will demonstrate how robots implemented with IBM Watson cognitive services can interact verbally with people and respond to their emotions and demonstrate the practicalities of joining IoT-robotics with cloud processing and a mobile platform for communications.
Chatbots are rapidly gaining acceptance and becoming the norm for all kinds of customer interactions. In this developer journey, you will create a Watson Conversation-based chatbot that enables you to use an Investment Portfolio service to query portfolios and associated holdings. You'll use a Simulated Instrument Analytics service to compute analytics on securities under a given scenario and will learn how to swap between a standard web interface and a Twilio interface.
JeanCarl Bisson is a IBM Developer Advocate in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has been developing web applications since he was a teenager, has participated in and won numerous prizes at more than a hundred hackathons in six years, and has been a developer and co-founder of two startups. At IBM, he educates developers about the IBM Cloud offering, leading workshops and meetups using services available in IBM Bluemix and IBM Watson.
Marek Sadowski is a full stack developer advocate, a robotics startup founder and an entrepreneur. He has about 20 year experience in consulting largest enterprises in USA, Europe, Middle East and Africa as a senior engineer and an IT architect in mobile, web, Java and integration technologies. As a graduate from the International Space University Marek pioneered in a research on VR goggles for the virtual reality system to control robots on Mars in NASA Ames in 1999. He founded a startup to deliver robotics solutions and services for space, military, and industrial sectors. Marek moved to Silicon Valley to promote IoT and robotics solutions driven in Swift, Node.js, Node.RED by mobile, AI and Cloud.
Lennart Frantzell, PhD, is a Developer Advocate with IBM in San Francisco who focuses on Fintech, Blockchain and Watson Services. He attends Meetups, Industry Events and Hackathons and works with startups and developers in the greater Silicon Valley and California area. He has a background in programming and cloud computing. His hobbies are walking in the mountains and Cryptocurrencies.

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join ibm november 1 at 21st cloud expo at the santa clara convention center in santa clara, ca, and learn how ibm watson can bring cognitive services and ai to intelligent, unmanned systems.
in this session we will build a chatbot powered by ibm watson, connect it to third-party apis, and share best practices of chatbots co-existing with humans.
cognitive analysis impacts today's systems with unparalleled ability that were previously available only to manned, back-end operations. thanks to cloud processing, ibm watson can bring cognitive services and ai to intelligent, unmanned systems. imagine a robot vacuum that becomes your personal assistant that knows everything and can respond to your emotions and verbal commands!
this session will demonstrate how robots implemented with ibm watson cognitive services can interact verbally with people and respond to their emotions and demonstrate the practicalities of joining iot-robotics with cloud processing and a mobile platform for communications.
chatbots are rapidly gaining acceptance and becoming the norm for all kinds of customer interactions. in this developer journey, you will create a watson conversation-based chatbot that enables you to use an investment portfolio service to query portfolios and associated holdings. you'll use a simulated instrument analytics service to compute analytics on securities under a given scenario and will learn how to swap between a standard web interface and a twilio interface.
jeancarl bisson is a ibm developer advocate in the san francisco bay area. he has been developing web applications since he was a teenager, has participated in and won numerous prizes at more than a hundred hackathons in six years, and has been a developer and co-founder of two startups. at ibm, he educates developers about the ibm cloud offering, leading workshops and meetups using services available in ibm bluemix and ibm watson.
marek sadowski is a full stack developer advocate, a robotics startup founder and an entrepreneur. he has about 20 year experience in consulting largest enterprises in usa, europe, middle east and africa as a senior engineer and an it architect in mobile, web, java and integration technologies. as a graduate from the international space university marek pioneered in a research on vr goggles for the virtual reality system to control robots on mars in nasa ames in 1999. he founded a startup to deliver robotics solutions and services for space, military, and industrial sectors. marek moved to silicon valley to promote iot and robotics solutions driven in swift, node.js, node.red by mobile, ai and cloud.
lennart frantzell, phd, is a developer advocate with ibm in san francisco who focuses on fintech, blockchain and watson services. he attends meetups, industry events and hackathons and works with startups and developers in the greater silicon valley and california area. he has a background in programming and cloud computing. his hobbies are walking in the mountains and cryptocurrencies.


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Not all groups in Steve Shields book should be considered denominations. In our next conversation, we’ll talk about some of these subgroups with official endorsement of the LDS Church, such as Affirmation and the Genesis Group.
Steve: Affirmation is a para-church organization. It provides a church-oriented fellowship for LGBTQ people who are not often welcomed in the standard ward and most of them are LDS folks in Affirmation. But, they’re providing a ministry that is, dare I say it? Tangential to the LDS Church. So, I consider that an expression.
GT: Would it be like the Genesis Group?
GT: Whereas the Genesis [Group] was [fully supported by the church], right?
Steve: Yeah, they were. Right.
GT: Just for people who may not know what Genesis Group is, I know we do. But can you describe Genesis Group?
Steve: I probably don’t know very much about it. It was before blacks were allowed to be ordained and it was a ministry group for black LDS Church members, their families and friends. They could be members of the church and it was a support. It was supported by the church, mostly here in the Salt Lake area, I think. Darius Gray, who is well-known in Mormon thought circles, was one of the key people, as I remember.
GT: Yeah, he was one of the original counselors and he went on to become President later. He’s a great guy.
Steve: So that was an important ministry in the era of civil rights upset in the United States. Ultimately then in 1978, when full ordination was finally permitted for all.
Steve Shields describes para-church Mormon groups. What is that?

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not all groups in steve shields book should be considered denominations. in our next conversation, we’ll talk about some of these subgroups with official endorsement of the lds church, such as affirmation and the genesis group.
steve: affirmation is a para-church organization. it provides a church-oriented fellowship for lgbtq people who are not often welcomed in the standard ward and most of them are lds folks in affirmation. but, they’re providing a ministry that is, dare i say it? tangential to the lds church. so, i consider that an expression.
gt: would it be like the genesis group?
gt: whereas the genesis [group] was [fully supported by the church], right?
steve: yeah, they were. right.
gt: just for people who may not know what genesis group is, i know we do. but can you describe genesis group?
steve: i probably don’t know very much about it. it was before blacks were allowed to be ordained and it was a ministry group for black lds church members, their families and friends. they could be members of the church and it was a support. it was supported by the church, mostly here in the salt lake area, i think. darius gray, who is well-known in mormon thought circles, was one of the key people, as i remember.
gt: yeah, he was one of the original counselors and he went on to become president later. he’s a great guy.
steve: so that was an important ministry in the era of civil rights upset in the united states. ultimately then in 1978, when full ordination was finally permitted for all.
steve shields describes para-church mormon groups. what is that?


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Large silver-tone keychain featuring the Orion Dark Nebula.
Image area measures 30mm in diameter.
Carry a bit of the universe with you every day.
Made of rhodium plated brass and glass.

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large silver-tone keychain featuring the orion dark nebula.
image area measures 30mm in diameter.
carry a bit of the universe with you every day.
made of rhodium plated brass and glass.


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Celebrities Dress Down in Jeans After the Met Gala: See Before and After Transition!
What Do Celebrities Wear When They Go Out On Errands?
Who Looks Least Trashy in See-Through Pants: Kim Kardashian or Kris Jenner?
Who Looks Best in Skinny Jeans: Lindsay Lohan or Kim Kardashian?
Should Jean Trends Change to Accommodate the iPhone 6?
Nicole Scherzinger Bares Her Bra and We Approve!
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley vs. Minka Kelly: Who Wore Flared Jeans Better?
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Is the New Face of Paige Denim!

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celebrities dress down in jeans after the met gala: see before and after transition!
what do celebrities wear when they go out on errands?
who looks least trashy in see-through pants: kim kardashian or kris jenner?
who looks best in skinny jeans: lindsay lohan or kim kardashian?
should jean trends change to accommodate the iphone 6?
nicole scherzinger bares her bra and we approve!
rosie huntington-whiteley vs. minka kelly: who wore flared jeans better?
rosie huntington-whiteley is the new face of paige denim!


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Smith 312 | American Forest Management Inc.
The habitat on the property is rich in various ages of pine plantations planted in 1987, 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2001. There is a bottomland hardwood stand with mature trees on the tract. There is a beaver pond on the property. Interior roads are plentiful on the property with gated access points to county roads. Hunt lease liability insurance is required and can be purchased through AFM for $0.11 per acre.
Hi, I'm interested in the Smith 312 in Marlboro County, SC, and I'd like more information. Can you help?

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smith 312 | american forest management inc.
the habitat on the property is rich in various ages of pine plantations planted in 1987, 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2001. there is a bottomland hardwood stand with mature trees on the tract. there is a beaver pond on the property. interior roads are plentiful on the property with gated access points to county roads. hunt lease liability insurance is required and can be purchased through afm for $0.11 per acre.
hi, i'm interested in the smith 312 in marlboro county, sc, and i'd like more information. can you help?


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If you want to improve the look and feel of your Toledo-area home with an upgrade in flooring, come in to your local Carpet One. Toledo-area Carpet One stores near you are your Oregon destination for the best flooring selection, expertise, installation, and protection in the industry. Our inventory has everything from lush carpeting to versatile vinyl flooring and everything in between.
Carpet One redefines what it means to shop for flooring in the Toledo area. Whatever your lifestyle, whatever your price range, your Carpet One near Toledo has it covered. Our Carpet One sales professionals will help you navigate the selection process with additional guidance from our SelectAFloor™ system, which will help you pick the ideal floor at a price that is right for you. Whether you want the classic look of ceramic tile in your home or laminate flooring that is both durable and beautiful for the high-traffic rooms of your home, rest assured that you can find what you need by shopping at Carpet One near Toledo. Plus, Carpet One offers a variety of flooring warranties that will let you keep your floors beautifully protected for years to come.
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if you want to improve the look and feel of your toledo-area home with an upgrade in flooring, come in to your local carpet one. toledo-area carpet one stores near you are your oregon destination for the best flooring selection, expertise, installation, and protection in the industry. our inventory has everything from lush carpeting to versatile vinyl flooring and everything in between.
carpet one redefines what it means to shop for flooring in the toledo area. whatever your lifestyle, whatever your price range, your carpet one near toledo has it covered. our carpet one sales professionals will help you navigate the selection process with additional guidance from our selectafloor™ system, which will help you pick the ideal floor at a price that is right for you. whether you want the classic look of ceramic tile in your home or laminate flooring that is both durable and beautiful for the high-traffic rooms of your home, rest assured that you can find what you need by shopping at carpet one near toledo. plus, carpet one offers a variety of flooring warranties that will let you keep your floors beautifully protected for years to come.
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Welcome to Indian Shores Property Owners Association.
Indian Shores Property Owners Association is home to about 520 single family homes. Located in Crosby, the amenities in Indian Shores consist of a sparkling swimming pool and clubhouse that looks out to beautiful Lake Houston.
The Board of Directors meet on the first Monday of every month at 7:30 pm. Meetings are held at the Community Clubhouse located at 20731 Appaloosa Tr. If the first Monday is a holiday, the meeting will be held on the second Monday. Please be advised CIA Services does not attend the monthly Board meeting, they are handled by the Board of Directors.
The Annual Membership meeting is held in January of every year. Notices are included in the statement mailout. All meetings are open to residents. If there is a specific topic you would like placed on the agenda, please contact your community representative at least ten days in advance.

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welcome to indian shores property owners association.
indian shores property owners association is home to about 520 single family homes. located in crosby, the amenities in indian shores consist of a sparkling swimming pool and clubhouse that looks out to beautiful lake houston.
the board of directors meet on the first monday of every month at 7:30 pm. meetings are held at the community clubhouse located at 20731 appaloosa tr. if the first monday is a holiday, the meeting will be held on the second monday. please be advised cia services does not attend the monthly board meeting, they are handled by the board of directors.
the annual membership meeting is held in january of every year. notices are included in the statement mailout. all meetings are open to residents. if there is a specific topic you would like placed on the agenda, please contact your community representative at least ten days in advance.


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Beautiful. Natural. Durable. That’s a Waterlox finish. A unique blend of Tung oil and resin, Waterlox showcases the natural beauty of wood, providing lasting, durable protection. This elegant, one-of-a-kind finish has been made by the Hawkins family since 1910, and is still made by hand according to the original family formula. Waterlox delivers spectacular results, and to make sure you achieve just that, this guide will take you step-by-step through the proper application of a Waterlox finish in conjunction with the online floor application video and FAQs.
If you are finishing countertops or other wood items, please reference the appropriate guide for proper application.
Proper ventilation and adequate air circulation must be provided when using any wood finishing materials. Most oil-based varnishes dry upon exposure to oxygen, which is also known as “oxidative cure.” A lack of cross-ventilation (air exchange) provides less free oxygen, slowing the drying process. Cross-ventilation is the biggest factor affecting dry times. It is not recommended that any solvents or solvent-based materials be used in a non-ventilated area. It is the oxygen molecules in the air that interact with the varnish, creating a chemical reaction and causing the film to dry. Therefore, the better the ventilation (during and after all coats) the quicker the film obtains its final hardness and other chemical resistance properties.
Ceiling fans do not bring in fresh air from an outside source, even if windows are opened. They circulate stale air around the room. In fact, ceiling fans have a tendency to direct too much air downward on the surface of the freshly applied coating and can potentially “skin” over the fresh coat. This slows down the drying time because the solvent is trapped beneath the skin, causing a longer or improper cure.
An 8” to 12” lamb’s wool applicator block and pad, plus one refill pad to complete each coat.
A paint roller pan or five-gallon pail. Be sure to use a pan or pail that allows your applicator to become immersed in the finish.
To make your project even easier, order a complete Waterlox Floor Finish Application Kit. It has all the materials you’ll need to complete your project, including a FREE bottle of Waterlox Original Cleaner Concentrate and a copy of our Wood Finishing DVD.
Using mineral spirits or paint thinner. This may not be practical as it will require quite a bit of thinner to completely rinse out all of the coating.
In today’s ever changing world, more and more products are available on the market due to market forces and general reformulation. Therefore, we are not aware of every type of colorization and filling process available on the market today.
Waterlox Original Tung oil finishes perform best over bare wood and are not designed to be used as a top coat over previously finished surfaces (does not refer to stain coat(s) if used). For best results, strip previously finished surfaces to bare wood, and then apply as described under “New Wood Application”.
If stripping a previous coating off the surface, doing a “sand and recoat” (and it is not previously a Waterlox product) or where not possible to apply to bare wood, our Waterlox Original Sealer/Finish can be used as a primer/tie-coat. It is imperative to identify the previous coating on the floor to know how to proceed.
Surface coating finish (e.g.: oil-modified urethane, water base urethane, etc.). Since a surface finish lies on top of the wood, and will block the penetrating ability of Waterlox Original Tung oil finishes, we recommend sanding down to bare wood before applying Waterlox Original Tung oil finishes. One method of testing for an oil-modified urethane coating is to apply a drop of ammonia to a small, inconspicuous area. Cover the drop with something hollow to prevent the evaporation of the ammonia (e.g.: Dixie® cup, shot glass, etc.) If the spot where the ammonia was applied becomes yellow, it is most likely surface finish.
Other Oil Coatings (e.g.: raw non film-forming linseed oil, soya oil, Tung oil, mineral oil, etc.). Our Waterlox Original Tung Oil products are most likely compatible with these types of finishes. One method of testing for an oil coating is to apply a drop of ammonia to a small, inconspicuous area. Cover the drop with something hollow to prevent the evaporation of the ammonia (e.g.: Dixie® cup, shot glass, etc.) The ammonia will not only yellow, but will eventually wrinkle the film if it is an oil coating.
To prepare the surface, we recommend cleaning the surface with TSP (trisodium phosphate) and water, doing a clear water rinse and allowing it to dry for 24 hours. After the surface is dry, a light buff with a maroon pad or a 3M® white pad is sufficient. After the surface is prepared, re-coat with the Waterlox Original Tung oil finishing system.
Contact a local floor professional who may specialize in refinishing these types of wood finishes. Once the floor is ready for re-coating, we recommend conducting a cross-hatch test to test for adhesion before beginning the entire project.
2. Preparation of the surface is the most important step in the finishing process. In order to achieve the desired results, the floor must be properly sanded prior to finishing. Because of the importance of this step, hiring a professional to do the sanding could be money well spent. To maximize penetration of a Waterlox finish, final sanding should be done with 100 – 150 grit sandpaper.
4. After vacuuming the surface with and across the grain, we recommend tacking it. This can be accomplished by using a mop, lint-free rag or micro-fiber mop dampened with mineral spirits (paint thinner) which will attract any remaining dust and dirt. Mineral spirits (paint thinner) is recommended because the Waterlox Original Tung oil finishes are based in this solvent and are therefore compatible with it if any residual is left on the surface. Mineral spirits (paint thinner) also evaporates slower than other more intense solvents such as lacquer thinner.
When the mineral spirits is wet, it will provide a preview of what your finished floor will look like and allow you to address any sanding or substrate imperfections.
5. Whatever gloss level you choose, we recommend applying Waterlox Original Sealer/Finish as a base. The number of base coats will vary based on the type of wood being finished. As a general rule, most hardwoods will require two base coats. Softer woods like pine, fir or American cherry will require three. Use the wood hardness FAQ (Janka Chart) to help determine the hardness of your wood species. Below is a breakdown of the number of coats to apply to a larger surface such as a floor.
red/white oak, Brazilian cherry, etc.
Medium sheen (semi-gloss) appearance = 3 coats of Waterlox Original Sealer/Finish applied @ 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
Satin sheen appearance = 2 coats of Waterlox Original Sealer/Finish, followed by 1 coat of Waterlox Original Satin Finish applied @ 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
High gloss appearance = 2 coats of Waterlox Original Sealer/Finish, followed by 1 coat of Waterlox Original High Gloss Finish applied @ 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
white pine, yellow pine, red pine, fir, spruce, cherry, walnut etc.
Medium sheen (semi-gloss) appearance = 4 coats of Waterlox Original Sealer/Finish applied @ 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
Satin sheen appearance = 3 coats of Waterlox Original Sealer/Finish, followed by 1 coat of Waterlox Original Satin Finish applied @ 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
High gloss appearance = 3 coats of Waterlox Original Sealer/Finish, followed by 1 coat of Waterlox Original High Gloss Finish applied @ 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
Example: 1,500 square feet of oak: 1,500 square feet x 3 coats= 4,500 total square feet ÷ 500 square feet per gallon per coat = 9 gallons of Waterlox Original Tung oil finish.
Example: 1,500 square feet of Pine: 1,500 square feet x 4 coats = 6,000 total square feet ÷ 500 square feet per gallon per coat = 12 gallons of Waterlox Original Tung oil finish.
6. Use a quality natural bristle brush for cutting in around the room. Only cut in an area of enough size to provide adequate time to complete that area before it begins to set up.
7. Apply all coats liberally with the grain using an 8” – 12” lamb’s wool applicator. We recommend the use of a lamb’s wool applicator over a roller or T-bar because rollers leave bubbles in the film and T-bars apply the finish too thinly. Further, the applicator should be no wider than the pan or pail you’re using to hold the finish to allow for complete immersion.
Saturate the applicator and spread the finish evenly along the entire length of the floor, reloading the applicator as necessary. Remember that in order to get the proper film build and allow Waterlox’s self-leveling properties to work; Waterlox should always be applied at 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
Also, be sure to apply only light pressure to the applicator while finishing. Waterlox’s penetrating action does the work for you. Too much pressure can result in bubbles in the finish or an uneven coating.
Your floor may look uneven in appearance after the first or even the second coat of Waterlox Original Sealer/Finish. This is completely normal. Waterlox penetrates deep into the wood and will build up to an even film when applied with the suggested number of coats and coverage.
If you notice any mistakes or drip marks, simply sand the area lightly and apply more finish.
8. Sanding for adhesion purposes is not required between coats of Waterlox Original Tung oil finishes. This makes Waterlox unique and different from most surface finishes which need abrasion for inter-coat adhesion.
9. Allow each and every coat to dry for 24 hours. Dry time will depend upon ventilation, humidity and temperature.
Allow the surface to dry for 48+ hours with adequate cross-ventilation. Cover the floors with red rosin paper. For extra security and to prevent dents, use ¼” Masonite® (smooth side facing downward toward the floor) to cover the heavy traffic/work areas (ladders, tools and scaffolds, etc.). Once all the trades have completed their projects, pull up the Masonite® and paper.
Some customers choose to finish the floor with all but the last coat of finish. After the trades have completed their projects, pull up the Masonite® and paper. Clean the floors with TSP and water; perform a clear water rinse and let dry for 24 hours in a well ventilated area; apply the last and final coat(s) as per the finishing guide.
After the Waterlox Original Tung oil finish has dried and cured for at least 7 days, cleaning may be performed. For floors, we recommend using a broom or damp mop or microfiber mop on the surface as needed.
Avoid ammonia-based cleaners and products containing wax or acrylics, and try to prevent water from pooling or standing on the surface for long periods of time. We believe wax creates time-consuming maintenance is sues, scuffs easily, leaves water spots and attracts dirt. Wax also makes it difficult to recoat your wood surface with Waterlox when necessary. Even though waxes are compatible with Waterlox finishes, we don’t recommend using them for the aforementioned reasons.
Deep Gouges. Use a fine paint brush or Q-Tip® to “fill” in the deep scratches by building them up.
Keep in mind that the gloss level of Waterlox Original Tung oil finishes softens over time; therefore, any repair may be shinier than the rest of the surface when initially completed. After the repair has been allowed to cure it will become less noticeable.
Black Heel Marks. Black heel marks are what’s know as a transfer of material and the material has actually been transferred to the coating. To repair, remove the mark with a rag dampened with mineral spirits.

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beautiful. natural. durable. that’s a waterlox finish. a unique blend of tung oil and resin, waterlox showcases the natural beauty of wood, providing lasting, durable protection. this elegant, one-of-a-kind finish has been made by the hawkins family since 1910, and is still made by hand according to the original family formula. waterlox delivers spectacular results, and to make sure you achieve just that, this guide will take you step-by-step through the proper application of a waterlox finish in conjunction with the online floor application video and faqs.
if you are finishing countertops or other wood items, please reference the appropriate guide for proper application.
proper ventilation and adequate air circulation must be provided when using any wood finishing materials. most oil-based varnishes dry upon exposure to oxygen, which is also known as “oxidative cure.” a lack of cross-ventilation (air exchange) provides less free oxygen, slowing the drying process. cross-ventilation is the biggest factor affecting dry times. it is not recommended that any solvents or solvent-based materials be used in a non-ventilated area. it is the oxygen molecules in the air that interact with the varnish, creating a chemical reaction and causing the film to dry. therefore, the better the ventilation (during and after all coats) the quicker the film obtains its final hardness and other chemical resistance properties.
ceiling fans do not bring in fresh air from an outside source, even if windows are opened. they circulate stale air around the room. in fact, ceiling fans have a tendency to direct too much air downward on the surface of the freshly applied coating and can potentially “skin” over the fresh coat. this slows down the drying time because the solvent is trapped beneath the skin, causing a longer or improper cure.
an 8” to 12” lamb’s wool applicator block and pad, plus one refill pad to complete each coat.
a paint roller pan or five-gallon pail. be sure to use a pan or pail that allows your applicator to become immersed in the finish.
to make your project even easier, order a complete waterlox floor finish application kit. it has all the materials you’ll need to complete your project, including a free bottle of waterlox original cleaner concentrate and a copy of our wood finishing dvd.
using mineral spirits or paint thinner. this may not be practical as it will require quite a bit of thinner to completely rinse out all of the coating.
in today’s ever changing world, more and more products are available on the market due to market forces and general reformulation. therefore, we are not aware of every type of colorization and filling process available on the market today.
waterlox original tung oil finishes perform best over bare wood and are not designed to be used as a top coat over previously finished surfaces (does not refer to stain coat(s) if used). for best results, strip previously finished surfaces to bare wood, and then apply as described under “new wood application”.
if stripping a previous coating off the surface, doing a “sand and recoat” (and it is not previously a waterlox product) or where not possible to apply to bare wood, our waterlox original sealer/finish can be used as a primer/tie-coat. it is imperative to identify the previous coating on the floor to know how to proceed.
surface coating finish (e.g.: oil-modified urethane, water base urethane, etc.). since a surface finish lies on top of the wood, and will block the penetrating ability of waterlox original tung oil finishes, we recommend sanding down to bare wood before applying waterlox original tung oil finishes. one method of testing for an oil-modified urethane coating is to apply a drop of ammonia to a small, inconspicuous area. cover the drop with something hollow to prevent the evaporation of the ammonia (e.g.: dixie® cup, shot glass, etc.) if the spot where the ammonia was applied becomes yellow, it is most likely surface finish.
other oil coatings (e.g.: raw non film-forming linseed oil, soya oil, tung oil, mineral oil, etc.). our waterlox original tung oil products are most likely compatible with these types of finishes. one method of testing for an oil coating is to apply a drop of ammonia to a small, inconspicuous area. cover the drop with something hollow to prevent the evaporation of the ammonia (e.g.: dixie® cup, shot glass, etc.) the ammonia will not only yellow, but will eventually wrinkle the film if it is an oil coating.
to prepare the surface, we recommend cleaning the surface with tsp (trisodium phosphate) and water, doing a clear water rinse and allowing it to dry for 24 hours. after the surface is dry, a light buff with a maroon pad or a 3m® white pad is sufficient. after the surface is prepared, re-coat with the waterlox original tung oil finishing system.
contact a local floor professional who may specialize in refinishing these types of wood finishes. once the floor is ready for re-coating, we recommend conducting a cross-hatch test to test for adhesion before beginning the entire project.
2. preparation of the surface is the most important step in the finishing process. in order to achieve the desired results, the floor must be properly sanded prior to finishing. because of the importance of this step, hiring a professional to do the sanding could be money well spent. to maximize penetration of a waterlox finish, final sanding should be done with 100 – 150 grit sandpaper.
4. after vacuuming the surface with and across the grain, we recommend tacking it. this can be accomplished by using a mop, lint-free rag or micro-fiber mop dampened with mineral spirits (paint thinner) which will attract any remaining dust and dirt. mineral spirits (paint thinner) is recommended because the waterlox original tung oil finishes are based in this solvent and are therefore compatible with it if any residual is left on the surface. mineral spirits (paint thinner) also evaporates slower than other more intense solvents such as lacquer thinner.
when the mineral spirits is wet, it will provide a preview of what your finished floor will look like and allow you to address any sanding or substrate imperfections.
5. whatever gloss level you choose, we recommend applying waterlox original sealer/finish as a base. the number of base coats will vary based on the type of wood being finished. as a general rule, most hardwoods will require two base coats. softer woods like pine, fir or american cherry will require three. use the wood hardness faq (janka chart) to help determine the hardness of your wood species. below is a breakdown of the number of coats to apply to a larger surface such as a floor.
red/white oak, brazilian cherry, etc.
medium sheen (semi-gloss) appearance = 3 coats of waterlox original sealer/finish applied @ 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
satin sheen appearance = 2 coats of waterlox original sealer/finish, followed by 1 coat of waterlox original satin finish applied @ 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
high gloss appearance = 2 coats of waterlox original sealer/finish, followed by 1 coat of waterlox original high gloss finish applied @ 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
white pine, yellow pine, red pine, fir, spruce, cherry, walnut etc.
medium sheen (semi-gloss) appearance = 4 coats of waterlox original sealer/finish applied @ 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
satin sheen appearance = 3 coats of waterlox original sealer/finish, followed by 1 coat of waterlox original satin finish applied @ 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
high gloss appearance = 3 coats of waterlox original sealer/finish, followed by 1 coat of waterlox original high gloss finish applied @ 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
example: 1,500 square feet of oak: 1,500 square feet x 3 coats= 4,500 total square feet ÷ 500 square feet per gallon per coat = 9 gallons of waterlox original tung oil finish.
example: 1,500 square feet of pine: 1,500 square feet x 4 coats = 6,000 total square feet ÷ 500 square feet per gallon per coat = 12 gallons of waterlox original tung oil finish.
6. use a quality natural bristle brush for cutting in around the room. only cut in an area of enough size to provide adequate time to complete that area before it begins to set up.
7. apply all coats liberally with the grain using an 8” – 12” lamb’s wool applicator. we recommend the use of a lamb’s wool applicator over a roller or t-bar because rollers leave bubbles in the film and t-bars apply the finish too thinly. further, the applicator should be no wider than the pan or pail you’re using to hold the finish to allow for complete immersion.
saturate the applicator and spread the finish evenly along the entire length of the floor, reloading the applicator as necessary. remember that in order to get the proper film build and allow waterlox’s self-leveling properties to work; waterlox should always be applied at 500 square feet per gallon per coat.
also, be sure to apply only light pressure to the applicator while finishing. waterlox’s penetrating action does the work for you. too much pressure can result in bubbles in the finish or an uneven coating.
your floor may look uneven in appearance after the first or even the second coat of waterlox original sealer/finish. this is completely normal. waterlox penetrates deep into the wood and will build up to an even film when applied with the suggested number of coats and coverage.
if you notice any mistakes or drip marks, simply sand the area lightly and apply more finish.
8. sanding for adhesion purposes is not required between coats of waterlox original tung oil finishes. this makes waterlox unique and different from most surface finishes which need abrasion for inter-coat adhesion.
9. allow each and every coat to dry for 24 hours. dry time will depend upon ventilation, humidity and temperature.
allow the surface to dry for 48+ hours with adequate cross-ventilation. cover the floors with red rosin paper. for extra security and to prevent dents, use ¼” masonite® (smooth side facing downward toward the floor) to cover the heavy traffic/work areas (ladders, tools and scaffolds, etc.). once all the trades have completed their projects, pull up the masonite® and paper.
some customers choose to finish the floor with all but the last coat of finish. after the trades have completed their projects, pull up the masonite® and paper. clean the floors with tsp and water; perform a clear water rinse and let dry for 24 hours in a well ventilated area; apply the last and final coat(s) as per the finishing guide.
after the waterlox original tung oil finish has dried and cured for at least 7 days, cleaning may be performed. for floors, we recommend using a broom or damp mop or microfiber mop on the surface as needed.
avoid ammonia-based cleaners and products containing wax or acrylics, and try to prevent water from pooling or standing on the surface for long periods of time. we believe wax creates time-consuming maintenance is sues, scuffs easily, leaves water spots and attracts dirt. wax also makes it difficult to recoat your wood surface with waterlox when necessary. even though waxes are compatible with waterlox finishes, we don’t recommend using them for the aforementioned reasons.
deep gouges. use a fine paint brush or q-tip® to “fill” in the deep scratches by building them up.
keep in mind that the gloss level of waterlox original tung oil finishes softens over time; therefore, any repair may be shinier than the rest of the surface when initially completed. after the repair has been allowed to cure it will become less noticeable.
black heel marks. black heel marks are what’s know as a transfer of material and the material has actually been transferred to the coating. to repair, remove the mark with a rag dampened with mineral spirits.


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Human Rights Watch has found that Saudi Arabia is dropping U.S.-supplied cluster bombs in the fight against Houthi rebels in Yemen.
The deadly small bombs, if unexploded, can lie dormant and then detonate when people stumble upon one, killing or maiming them as a result. The tiny bomblets contained in each package resemble bouncing balls used by children and often kill them more than adults as a result their playful look.
While an international treaty banning cluster bombs has been adopted by 116 countries, the United States, Saudi Arabia and Yemen are not among them.
The evidence uncovered by Human Rights Watch (HRW) includes a video, marked-up satellite maps and photos of the weapons.
The video shows delivery devices falling from the sky by parachute and then deploying the bombs with a burst of black smoke in mid-air. Shallow explosions then spread over areas on the ground below. The images were shot in April, HRW said.
The exact type of cluster munition used are CBU-105 Sensor Fuzed Weapons, which are guided bombs intended to take out tanks and other armored vehicles with a blanket of explosions spread out over a large area.
If the cluster bombs do not find their target, they are designed to self-destruct mid-air, or if that fails, to deactivate themselves after a short time. This should prevent indiscriminate killing but often those mechanisms don't work, posing a lethal danger for those who later find them.
The Department of Defense has announced it will stop the transfer of cluster munitions to foreign governments, so long as the weapons leave behind more than 1% of their bombs unexploded, but not until after 2018.
"Saudi-led cluster munition airstrikes have been hitting areas near villages, putting local people in danger," Steve Goose, the director of HRW's arms division, said in a press release. "These weapons should never be used under any circumstances."
The activists say the cluster munitions were dropped over northern Saada governorate, a Houthi rebel stronghold near Saudi Arabia. The satellite map shows the target area near the villages of al-Ssam and al-Safraa.
About 5,000 people live in al-Safraa in times of peace, HRW said.
The incident draws attention to the business of selling arms, which is a large industry here in the U.S. In times of peace the sales are easy money - expensive weapons sold to customers who pay cash. But in times of war the ethical implications of these sales need to be properly examined.
It also creates negative perceptions of America even if we're not dropping the bombs. If the Saudis show up on the battlefield in American fighter planes and then drop American weapons on the villages and other civilian populations, we get the blame and not the Saudis.
All weapons are clearly stamped with a country of manufacture, so it ends up appearing like we're the bad guys. This has serious implications for our standing around the world.

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human rights watch has found that saudi arabia is dropping u.s.-supplied cluster bombs in the fight against houthi rebels in yemen.
the deadly small bombs, if unexploded, can lie dormant and then detonate when people stumble upon one, killing or maiming them as a result. the tiny bomblets contained in each package resemble bouncing balls used by children and often kill them more than adults as a result their playful look.
while an international treaty banning cluster bombs has been adopted by 116 countries, the united states, saudi arabia and yemen are not among them.
the evidence uncovered by human rights watch (hrw) includes a video, marked-up satellite maps and photos of the weapons.
the video shows delivery devices falling from the sky by parachute and then deploying the bombs with a burst of black smoke in mid-air. shallow explosions then spread over areas on the ground below. the images were shot in april, hrw said.
the exact type of cluster munition used are cbu-105 sensor fuzed weapons, which are guided bombs intended to take out tanks and other armored vehicles with a blanket of explosions spread out over a large area.
if the cluster bombs do not find their target, they are designed to self-destruct mid-air, or if that fails, to deactivate themselves after a short time. this should prevent indiscriminate killing but often those mechanisms don't work, posing a lethal danger for those who later find them.
the department of defense has announced it will stop the transfer of cluster munitions to foreign governments, so long as the weapons leave behind more than 1% of their bombs unexploded, but not until after 2018.
"saudi-led cluster munition airstrikes have been hitting areas near villages, putting local people in danger," steve goose, the director of hrw's arms division, said in a press release. "these weapons should never be used under any circumstances."
the activists say the cluster munitions were dropped over northern saada governorate, a houthi rebel stronghold near saudi arabia. the satellite map shows the target area near the villages of al-ssam and al-safraa.
about 5,000 people live in al-safraa in times of peace, hrw said.
the incident draws attention to the business of selling arms, which is a large industry here in the u.s. in times of peace the sales are easy money - expensive weapons sold to customers who pay cash. but in times of war the ethical implications of these sales need to be properly examined.
it also creates negative perceptions of america even if we're not dropping the bombs. if the saudis show up on the battlefield in american fighter planes and then drop american weapons on the villages and other civilian populations, we get the blame and not the saudis.
all weapons are clearly stamped with a country of manufacture, so it ends up appearing like we're the bad guys. this has serious implications for our standing around the world.


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This week’s Client Webinar is on Setting up Single Touch Payroll on Xero.
– What is Single Touch Payroll?
– Who is it for?
– When does it start?
– How do you do it?
We show you click by click how to set it up in Xero, starting at 18 minutes and 45 seconds into the recording.
Single Touch Payroll (STP) is a new way of reporting tax and super information to the ATO, and as of July 1, 2019, using STP will be made mandatory unless your employee headcount is zero.
While the ATO has stated that they will be lenient for the first 12 months as businesses adjust, it’s a good idea to get your head around the changes and adapt as soon as possible.
This article will explain everything you need to know about STP, show you how to set up STP in Xero, and answer frequently asked questions about the new system.
STP is real-time payroll reporting to ATO. Instead of reporting annually, you will now report each pay run. Pay run information is sent electronically to the ATO.
Who is Single Touch Payroll for?
Businesses that have any number of employees. If there are two directors of a company (only 2 employees on the payroll) your headcount would be zero, as directors are not included.
If you are the only person on your payroll and you’re the company director your payroll would be zero and you wouldn’t have to report to payroll. However, you would have to report at the end of the year with the payment summaries.
If you employ your spouse who isn’t a director, or another family member who isn’t a company director, then they would count towards headcount.
When does Single Touch Payroll start?
STP’s start date depends on how many employees are on your payroll. See the table below.
If you’re a substantial employer, don’t stress. The ATO will be lenient on start dates while the transition takes place.
STP reporting is included in all Xero subscriptions that include payroll. Xero also has a payroll only subscription if your software doesn’t support STP.
Before you start, it’s important to ensure that ALL employee details are up to date.
Hover over Payroll and go to “Pay Runs”.
“Seamlesss reporting with STP”, Click “Get Started”.
Opt-in to STP screen. Currently, it is optional, but as of July 1, 2019, it is mandatory. Click “Opt-in”.
Review organisation details, click “Continue”.
Connect Xero to the ATO. 1) Contact ATO, or 2)Provide proof of ownership with AusKey.
Click confirmation box “I have contacted the ATO to connect my Xero account”, then click “Register”.
Pay Runs screen shows “STP Filing” shows whether your pay runs have been filed with ATO.
Once you’ve set up STP and added payslips, click “File” and it sends information to ATO. You need to do this for every single pay run. You need to file the pay run information on or before the payroll date.
How do you pay yourself – drawings or salary?
Make sure you are paying yourself the right amount and using the correct strategy – getting this wrong could cost you thousands in overpaid tax.
How do I fix up pay runs if I’ve made a mistake?
If you’ve made an error, such as underpayment, overpayment issues, etc. you can edit, lodge and amend pay runs on Xero.
If you’re a substantial employee and you haven’t yet implemented STP, you can apply for an extension until you get your pay roll system sorted.
Are there any changes to IAS or BAS reporting?
No, IAS and BAS reporting remain the same.
Why has the ATO implemented STP?
In my opinion, the government is moving more towards the ability to take the PAYG tax out of Australian bank accounts because a lot of the ATO’s debt is small businesses who are paying BAS late, not paying Super. It’s my belief that the ATO eventually wants to implement an automated system that pays the ATO as quickly as possible – a similar system to what is done in the United States.
Click here for more information about Single Touch Payroll on the ATO’s website.

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this week’s client webinar is on setting up single touch payroll on xero.
– what is single touch payroll?
– who is it for?
– when does it start?
– how do you do it?
we show you click by click how to set it up in xero, starting at 18 minutes and 45 seconds into the recording.
single touch payroll (stp) is a new way of reporting tax and super information to the ato, and as of july 1, 2019, using stp will be made mandatory unless your employee headcount is zero.
while the ato has stated that they will be lenient for the first 12 months as businesses adjust, it’s a good idea to get your head around the changes and adapt as soon as possible.
this article will explain everything you need to know about stp, show you how to set up stp in xero, and answer frequently asked questions about the new system.
stp is real-time payroll reporting to ato. instead of reporting annually, you will now report each pay run. pay run information is sent electronically to the ato.
who is single touch payroll for?
businesses that have any number of employees. if there are two directors of a company (only 2 employees on the payroll) your headcount would be zero, as directors are not included.
if you are the only person on your payroll and you’re the company director your payroll would be zero and you wouldn’t have to report to payroll. however, you would have to report at the end of the year with the payment summaries.
if you employ your spouse who isn’t a director, or another family member who isn’t a company director, then they would count towards headcount.
when does single touch payroll start?
stp’s start date depends on how many employees are on your payroll. see the table below.
if you’re a substantial employer, don’t stress. the ato will be lenient on start dates while the transition takes place.
stp reporting is included in all xero subscriptions that include payroll. xero also has a payroll only subscription if your software doesn’t support stp.
before you start, it’s important to ensure that all employee details are up to date.
hover over payroll and go to “pay runs”.
“seamlesss reporting with stp”, click “get started”.
opt-in to stp screen. currently, it is optional, but as of july 1, 2019, it is mandatory. click “opt-in”.
review organisation details, click “continue”.
connect xero to the ato. 1) contact ato, or 2)provide proof of ownership with auskey.
click confirmation box “i have contacted the ato to connect my xero account”, then click “register”.
pay runs screen shows “stp filing” shows whether your pay runs have been filed with ato.
once you’ve set up stp and added payslips, click “file” and it sends information to ato. you need to do this for every single pay run. you need to file the pay run information on or before the payroll date.
how do you pay yourself – drawings or salary?
make sure you are paying yourself the right amount and using the correct strategy – getting this wrong could cost you thousands in overpaid tax.
how do i fix up pay runs if i’ve made a mistake?
if you’ve made an error, such as underpayment, overpayment issues, etc. you can edit, lodge and amend pay runs on xero.
if you’re a substantial employee and you haven’t yet implemented stp, you can apply for an extension until you get your pay roll system sorted.
are there any changes to ias or bas reporting?
no, ias and bas reporting remain the same.
why has the ato implemented stp?
in my opinion, the government is moving more towards the ability to take the payg tax out of australian bank accounts because a lot of the ato’s debt is small businesses who are paying bas late, not paying super. it’s my belief that the ato eventually wants to implement an automated system that pays the ato as quickly as possible – a similar system to what is done in the united states.
click here for more information about single touch payroll on the ato’s website.


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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will deliver remarks on the release of the 2017 Annual Report on International Religious Freedom (IRF) at 9:00 AM ET on Tuesday, May 29, 2018. Watch the Secretary's remarks streamed live on www.state.gov and Facebook.com/usdos.
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u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo will deliver remarks on the release of the 2017 annual report on international religious freedom (irf) at 9:00 am et on tuesday, may 29, 2018. watch the secretary's remarks streamed live on www.state.gov and facebook.com/usdos.
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email blaster api version 2.0, designed and written by our in-house design team. the api uses a restful architecture allowing you to seamlessly control your email blaster.
we have made it easy to sync your email blaster with your database, from subscriber management to setting up sends. everything can be done quickly and easily. let’s go create.