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Best Friend just called to ask if I was cold. He was still stuck on the weather which possibly meant he was stuck with that mood. I played it safe. I was always cold, writes Upala Sen.
Best Friend left on an official trip for an “indefinite period”. Now he is the sort who starts feeling homesick the moment he steps out of south Delhi. So when he called to enquire about the weather “back home” (he had been away for two days) I decided to indulge him.
The hot dude was away, so the mercury had plummeted in grief — I thought he could do with some extra niceness. Response: Grunt. I dropped the cute act and then asked him matter-of-factly if he had reached home. What I meant was, had he left office? But no sooner were the words out of my mouth than he bit my head off. “This is not home. This is a house, just a guest house.” Ouch! What did I say?
Mercifully for my self-esteem bbsonline.org says that the words children use are words children hear, and not so much the words they prefer. Point to be noted.
Likewise, I would get confused between home and house.
According to mtannoyances.com (the full name is mother tongue annoyances) home is “anywhere you live -- your home may be a mobile home or an igloo” whereas, a house is “a physical structure with walls and a roof and a door”. I would think the difference goes deeper, where words lose their efficacy.
The other day we were at a photoshoot. The model was friendly and as she wielded those makeup brushes with Van Gogian élan we chatted. “I am from New York,” she told us. It sounded crisp and smart and…to the point, 'Nu York' (as she put it) or for that matter New Delhi or Bombay. Take a peek into wordlab.com, it is full of exotic place names. And to think whenever I was asked where I was from I had to say Bandel. No, I have no problems owning up that I am a small-towner, but the name of my small town is undeniably a phonetic horror.
So sometimes I mentioned the nearest city, at other times the state, and for the really really insistent I took a lesson in map pointing before I gave out the name. Till one day, for a change, someone asked me what my home town was like. And that got me thinking. Let's see: birthday parties with oily chips and return gifts, a magnolia tree outside my room, a-rupee-a-ride cycle rickshaws, early morning squatters dotting the Hooghly… Bandel was interminable childhood, certainly not worth sacrificing at the altar of phonetics. Besides, as per msgboard.snopes.com there are people who live in places called Gayville and Bitsch.
We had shifted house five times when we were in Bandel. Come to think of it they were all homes.
Some years back I was taking the Blueline from Tughlagabad to Dwarka, when a friend called. I had just moved to the city and was still feeling unsettled. And when she hung up abruptly with a “there’s someone at the door” it occurred to me that here I had no door of my own.
I never mixed up those words again. And soon after I moved into a home.

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Best Friend just called to ask if I was cold . He was still stuck on the weather which possibly meant he was stuck with that mood . I played it safe . I was always cold , writes Upala Sen.
 Best Friend left on an official trip for an “ indefinite period ” . Now he is the sort who starts feeling homesick the moment he steps out of south Delhi . So when he called to enquire about the weather “ back home ” ( he had been away for two days ) I decided to indulge him .
 The hot dude was away , so the mercury had plummeted in grief — I thought he could do with some extra niceness . Response : Grunt . I dropped the cute act and then asked him matter - of - factly if he had reached home . What I meant was , had he left office ? But no sooner were the words out of my mouth than he bit my head off . “ This is not home . This is a house , just a guest house . ” Ouch ! What did I say ?
 Mercifully for my self - esteem bbsonline.org says that the words children use are words children hear , and not so much the words they prefer . Point to be noted .
 Likewise , I would get confused between home and house .
 According to mtannoyances.com ( the full name is mother tongue annoyances ) home is “ anywhere you live -- your home may be a mobile home or an igloo ” whereas , a house is “ a physical structure with walls and a roof and a door ” . I would think the difference goes deeper , where words lose their efficacy .
 The other day we were at a photoshoot . The model was friendly and as she wielded those makeup brushes with Van Gogian élan we chatted . “ I am from New York , ” she told us . It sounded crisp and smart and … to the point , ' Nu York ' ( as she put it ) or for that matter New Delhi or Bombay . Take a peek into wordlab.com , it is full of exotic place names . And to think whenever I was asked where I was from I had to say Bandel . No , I have no problems owning up that I am a small - towner , but the name of my small town is undeniably a phonetic horror .
 So sometimes I mentioned the nearest city , at other times the state , and for the really really insistent I took a lesson in map pointing before I gave out the name . Till one day , for a change , someone asked me what my home town was like . And that got me thinking . Let 's see : birthday parties with oily chips and return gifts , a magnolia tree outside my room , a - rupee - a - ride cycle rickshaws , early morning squatters dotting the Hooghly … Bandel was interminable childhood , certainly not worth sacrificing at the altar of phonetics . Besides , as per msgboard.snopes.com there are people who live in places called Gayville and Bitsch .
 We had shifted house five times when we were in Bandel . Come to think of it they were all homes .
 Some years back I was taking the Blueline from Tughlagabad to Dwarka , when a friend called . I had just moved to the city and was still feeling unsettled . And when she hung up abruptly with a “ there ’s someone at the door ” it occurred to me that here I had no door of my own .
 I never mixed up those words again . And soon after I moved into a home .


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Apply a sealant to your car's paint to create a shield against road salt and grime, as well as snow, sleet and rain.
Use a high-pressure sprayer to rinse away all the grit, especially on the whees, wheel wells and undercarriage. High-pressure spray loosens and removes road salt and grime, reducing the chances of permanent damage in hard to reach areas.
To get your car through the winter months, use a spray sealant to provide additional paint protection. Spray sealant is easy to apply and wipes off quickly.
When spring arrives, give your car a thorough detailing, including washing, cleaning of stuck-on residue with a clay bar, applying a compound a waxing. This will remove all traces of the harsh winter and make your paint look its best.
Contaminants like salt, pollen, dust particles could affects the car's body paint and parts presents in underneath of the car. So we should wash our car properly without using any type of chemicals, as these chemicals could have very bad effects on body paint. During winter we should take some extra care of our car. You have provide some important tips, which could be very useful for protecting our car from the hazardous effects of the winter.
Winter affects car more than any other season and we should provide some extra care to the car during the winter season. You have provided some important and useful tips in this article. We should check the pressure of the tires as they fluctuate accordingly with the surrounding temperature. We should check the tire tread depth and should replace with a new winter tire if necessary, as winter tire provides more traction on the snowy surfaces than that of other ordinary tires. And different types of fluids used in the car should be checked and if necessary should be replaced.
Nicely written and useful article. Cars are nothing but machines and affected by extreme temperature and hence needs maintenance at a regular interval. We should check tire pressure, tread, break pads etc at a regular interval. And should check the wiper blade as it is affected by the extreme cold. If battery of the car is too old then should be replaced with new one. Thank you.
Different types of contaminants affect the car paint. These are dust particles, bugs, pollen, bird dropping etc. Here the author has shared some useful tips for protecting the car paint during winter. We should apply a sealant to the car's paint and create a shield against road salt,grime,snow,sleet and rain. To protect the car paint during winter months spray sealant is necessary. It is easy to apply and wipes off quickly. To clear away the snow from the car body we must use a soft snow brush. Never use ice scraper for this as this may scratch the car paint.
The harsh weather in winter can wreak havoc on the car's paint finish. A worn and damaged paint is not only unattractive, but also reduces the vehicle's resale value. The author has provided here with some tips to prevent damage to the car paint during winter. A coat of polymer wax must be applied to protect the car paint from the effects of icy rain, snow and sleet as well as from rock salt and grimy mud. We shouldn't skip the car wash. By using a soft snow brush we should clear away the snow from the car.

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Apply a sealant to your car 's paint to create a shield against road salt and grime , as well as snow , sleet and rain .
 Use a high - pressure sprayer to rinse away all the grit , especially on the whees , wheel wells and undercarriage . High - pressure spray loosens and removes road salt and grime , reducing the chances of permanent damage in hard to reach areas .
 To get your car through the winter months , use a spray sealant to provide additional paint protection . Spray sealant is easy to apply and wipes off quickly .
 When spring arrives , give your car a thorough detailing , including washing , cleaning of stuck - on residue with a clay bar , applying a compound a waxing . This will remove all traces of the harsh winter and make your paint look its best .
 Contaminants like salt , pollen , dust particles could affects the car 's body paint and parts presents in underneath of the car . So we should wash our car properly without using any type of chemicals , as these chemicals could have very bad effects on body paint . During winter we should take some extra care of our car . You have provide some important tips , which could be very useful for protecting our car from the hazardous effects of the winter .
 Winter affects car more than any other season and we should provide some extra care to the car during the winter season . You have provided some important and useful tips in this article . We should check the pressure of the tires as they fluctuate accordingly with the surrounding temperature . We should check the tire tread depth and should replace with a new winter tire if necessary , as winter tire provides more traction on the snowy surfaces than that of other ordinary tires . And different types of fluids used in the car should be checked and if necessary should be replaced .
 Nicely written and useful article . Cars are nothing but machines and affected by extreme temperature and hence needs maintenance at a regular interval . We should check tire pressure , tread , break pads etc at a regular interval . And should check the wiper blade as it is affected by the extreme cold . If battery of the car is too old then should be replaced with new one . Thank you .
 Different types of contaminants affect the car paint . These are dust particles , bugs , pollen , bird dropping etc . Here the author has shared some useful tips for protecting the car paint during winter . We should apply a sealant to the car 's paint and create a shield against road salt , grime , snow , sleet and rain . To protect the car paint during winter months spray sealant is necessary . It is easy to apply and wipes off quickly . To clear away the snow from the car body we must use a soft snow brush . Never use ice scraper for this as this may scratch the car paint .
 The harsh weather in winter can wreak havoc on the car 's paint finish . A worn and damaged paint is not only unattractive , but also reduces the vehicle 's resale value . The author has provided here with some tips to prevent damage to the car paint during winter . A coat of polymer wax must be applied to protect the car paint from the effects of icy rain , snow and sleet as well as from rock salt and grimy mud . We should n't skip the car wash . By using a soft snow brush we should clear away the snow from the car .


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What is population growth rate of Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) district in 2011 census ?
What is population growth rate of Ghaziabad district (Uttar Pradesh) ?
Population growth rate of Ghaziabad district was 42.27 percent during the decade.
Ghaziabad district is situated in Uttar Pradesh state.

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What is population growth rate of Ghaziabad ( Uttar Pradesh ) district in 2011 census ?
 What is population growth rate of Ghaziabad district ( Uttar Pradesh ) ?
 Population growth rate of Ghaziabad district was 42.27 percent during the decade .
 Ghaziabad district is situated in Uttar Pradesh state .


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In the mid 1980s the Office of Public Archaeology excavated a series of sites in Clear Creek Canyon in central Utah in advance of I-70 construction. A tip by a local resident resulted in the discovery and subsequent complete excavation of a massive Fremont Village, later labeled Five Finger Ridge. In addition, excavators sampled or fully excavated a series of shelters and other residential Fremont sites in the canyon. The abundance of new data and rich artifact yield led directly to the establishment of Fremont Indian State Park across the canyon. This book relates the history of this work and presents the findings of the research.
Joel C. Janetski is professor of anthropology at Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah. His publications include Indians of Yellowstone, The Ute of Utah Lake, and Hunter-Gatherer Archaeology in Utah Valley.
4. What Was Learned on the Clear Creek Archaeological Project?

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In the mid 1980s the Office of Public Archaeology excavated a series of sites in Clear Creek Canyon in central Utah in advance of I-70 construction . A tip by a local resident resulted in the discovery and subsequent complete excavation of a massive Fremont Village , later labeled Five Finger Ridge . In addition , excavators sampled or fully excavated a series of shelters and other residential Fremont sites in the canyon . The abundance of new data and rich artifact yield led directly to the establishment of Fremont Indian State Park across the canyon . This book relates the history of this work and presents the findings of the research .
 Joel C. Janetski is professor of anthropology at Brigham Young University , Provo , Utah . His publications include Indians of Yellowstone , The Ute of Utah Lake , and Hunter - Gatherer Archaeology in Utah Valley .
 4 . What Was Learned on the Clear Creek Archaeological Project ?


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The Wandsworth under 13s boys team won the Virgin Money Giving Mini London Marathon on Sunday (April 23).
The event, held on the same day as the main London Marathon, is the official British Athletics three-mile road championships for young athletes aged between 11 and 17 and is run on a three mile course from Old Billingsgate to The Mall. Previous winners include double London 2012 Olympic gold medallist Mo Farah.
Thirty-six young athletes from Wandsworth competed again the best new talent in British road running from all over the UK, including teams from all 33 London Boroughs.
Six groups represented Wandsworth; under 17, under 15 and under 13 (male and female) with outstanding results across the board. Jaden Kennedy won the under 13 race in a time of 15 minutes 57 seconds. Wandsworth were in the top five London boroughs in five of the six categories.
The Wandsworth athletes were selected from running trials which took place in Battersea Park in February.
Wandsworth’s sport development team works with sportspeople, clubs, community groups and coaches to help develop sport and physical activity in the borough. Clubs can gain support, development and funding advice and young athletes are supported and trained to represent the borough in the Wandsworth Youth Games.
Enable Leisure & Culture provides sports services on behalf of Wandsworth Council, including sports development, sports centres, school sport competitions and the annual Get Active Wandsworth Festival.
Find out more about sports in the borough at www.enablelc.org/els.

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The Wandsworth under 13s boys team won the Virgin Money Giving Mini London Marathon on Sunday ( April 23 ) .
 The event , held on the same day as the main London Marathon , is the official British Athletics three - mile road championships for young athletes aged between 11 and 17 and is run on a three mile course from Old Billingsgate to The Mall . Previous winners include double London 2012 Olympic gold medallist Mo Farah .
 Thirty - six young athletes from Wandsworth competed again the best new talent in British road running from all over the UK , including teams from all 33 London Boroughs .
 Six groups represented Wandsworth ; under 17 , under 15 and under 13 ( male and female ) with outstanding results across the board . Jaden Kennedy won the under 13 race in a time of 15 minutes 57 seconds . Wandsworth were in the top five London boroughs in five of the six categories .
 The Wandsworth athletes were selected from running trials which took place in Battersea Park in February .
 Wandsworth ’s sport development team works with sportspeople , clubs , community groups and coaches to help develop sport and physical activity in the borough . Clubs can gain support , development and funding advice and young athletes are supported and trained to represent the borough in the Wandsworth Youth Games .
 Enable Leisure & Culture provides sports services on behalf of Wandsworth Council , including sports development , sports centres , school sport competitions and the annual Get Active Wandsworth Festival .
 Find out more about sports in the borough at www.enablelc.org/els .


text: Life happens. Kids spill drinks, pets have accidents and homes get dirty. SERVPRO of East Brownsville & South Padre Island have the expertise to provide a deeper clean than your basic house cleaning service. Our residential cleaning services will ease the burden of the constant maintenance cleaning of your home, but will also create a safe, clean and comfortable living environment for you and your family.

tokenized: Life happens . Kids spill drinks , pets have accidents and homes get dirty . SERVPRO of East Brownsville & South Padre Island have the expertise to provide a deeper clean than your basic house cleaning service . Our residential cleaning services will ease the burden of the constant maintenance cleaning of your home , but will also create a safe , clean and comfortable living environment for you and your family .


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Orders are processed through our system once per day, usually, by noon. All orders placed after noon will be processed the next business day. Please allow 3-4 business days for your order to be fulfilled and shipped.
Orders cannot be changed once processed. If we have not filled the order, you may request that we cancel the order by emailing us at orders@royalsuttonsoap.com. Once shipped, we cannot change or cancel an order. Before placing an order carefully review all details before finalizing.
Please note that business days do NOT include the weekend or national holidays.
Please note that all shipping costs are non-refundable.

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Orders are processed through our system once per day , usually , by noon . All orders placed after noon will be processed the next business day . Please allow 3 - 4 business days for your order to be fulfilled and shipped .
 Orders can not be changed once processed . If we have not filled the order , you may request that we cancel the order by emailing us at orders@royalsuttonsoap.com . Once shipped , we can not change or cancel an order . Before placing an order carefully review all details before finalizing .
 Please note that business days do NOT include the weekend or national holidays .
 Please note that all shipping costs are non - refundable .


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We welcome you to join us, to find bread where we found bread, in a loving and forgiving Savior.
Go here? Tell us why you love Heritage Orthodox Presbyterian Church. Visited? Tell us what a newcomer can expect.
Enter your email address to receive an informative welcome email from Heritage Orthodox Presbyterian Church.

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We welcome you to join us , to find bread where we found bread , in a loving and forgiving Savior .
 Go here ? Tell us why you love Heritage Orthodox Presbyterian Church . Visited ? Tell us what a newcomer can expect .
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Minergate, one of the largest multi-currency mining pools, has recently added the Ethereum mining feature to its mining client.
The main idea behind Minergate is the ease of use and approachability for amateur miners, without any associated drawbacks for professionals. Variable difficulty, a defining feature of the pool, adapts the difficulty to the power of a user’s CPU/GPU, which allows for efficient mining even on some weaker equipment.
Minergate was launched in 2014 by a team of cryptocurrency enthusiasts. It consists of more than 100,000 active users mining a number of cryptocurrencies - Monero, Bytecoin, Bitcoin, and now Ethereum.
Solo miners and pools alike have been mining Ethereum since the generation of its Genesis block on 30 July 2015. The ever-growing popularity of the coin has reached an unprecedented height, when it hit $1B market capitalization in March 2016.
It is no wonder that there are many people out there who would like to join in on the profits from the nascent industry: the total hashrate of Ethereum network is estimated to be 2.4TH/s and growing, with most of that amount spread across several major pools.
As it was with Bitcoin, the popularity of the cryptocurrency is creating nigh-impregnable barriers to entry for independent non-professional miners.
Even now, the GeForce GTX 960, one of the most popular GPUs, would have to mine Ethereum for about 5 months before it just breaks even, and the difficulty is only expected to increase.
What that means is that the focus will gradually shift towards mining pools, which allow their members to join resources and thus increase the predictability of the gains, as opposed to relying on luck while mining solo.
It is for that reason that the pool’s GUI miner has been one of the most simple to use in the industry, with a single-click mining feature.
The pool’s developers kept the same idea of accessibility in mind during the implementation of Ethereum mining.
Cointelegraph talked to Claude Lecomte, Minergate`s CEO, about the mining industry and Minergate’s new features.
According to Lecomte, Minergate has a 1-click GUI miner that eliminates the barriers for entering the mining world. Minergate software doesn’t require configuring the system or studying tutorials. The user downloads the app and clicks “start mining”.
This is important as many users don’t know how to deal with console miners, but still potentially have significant mining power. In the case of Ethereum, they are often gamers that usually have powerful graphic cards.
Lecomte considers Ethereum “one of the most advanced technologies nowadays.” He considers the secret to its success to be the fact that it isn’t positioned as “modern cryptocurrency” with some “killer features”. It is a blockchain platform that allows for creating value added applications on top of it.
Although Minergate’s Ethereum mining feature is targeted to amateur miners, professional miners can successfully connect and efficiently mine on the pool, using console miners, like ethminer, the official Ethereum mining client.
Now that Minergate has added Ethereum to their 1-click GUI miner, it is possible to start mining in a couple of seconds and make profits mining on ordinary computers.
When it comes to mining pools, a question is often raised about their intrinsic discrepancy with the core philosophy of any cryptocurrency: decentralization. By joining hashrates in massive amounts, pools centralize power, and thus endanger the security of the entire network.
Lecomte believes market laws will help to mitigate this threat by providing a better market supply for the growing demand.
Lecomte notes that the market is changing rapidly, introducing cryptocurrencies with various underlying algorithms. The protocols can sometimes be improved even in existing coins, which usually affects mining. Still, MinerGate’s job will be focused on driving adoption for the promising technologies by creating the most comprehensive mining services on the market.

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Minergate , one of the largest multi - currency mining pools , has recently added the Ethereum mining feature to its mining client .
 The main idea behind Minergate is the ease of use and approachability for amateur miners , without any associated drawbacks for professionals . Variable difficulty , a defining feature of the pool , adapts the difficulty to the power of a user ’s CPU / GPU , which allows for efficient mining even on some weaker equipment .
 Minergate was launched in 2014 by a team of cryptocurrency enthusiasts . It consists of more than 100,000 active users mining a number of cryptocurrencies - Monero , Bytecoin , Bitcoin , and now Ethereum .
 Solo miners and pools alike have been mining Ethereum since the generation of its Genesis block on 30 July 2015 . The ever - growing popularity of the coin has reached an unprecedented height , when it hit $ 1B market capitalization in March 2016 .
 It is no wonder that there are many people out there who would like to join in on the profits from the nascent industry : the total hashrate of Ethereum network is estimated to be 2.4TH / s and growing , with most of that amount spread across several major pools .
 As it was with Bitcoin , the popularity of the cryptocurrency is creating nigh - impregnable barriers to entry for independent non - professional miners .
 Even now , the GeForce GTX 960 , one of the most popular GPUs , would have to mine Ethereum for about 5 months before it just breaks even , and the difficulty is only expected to increase .
 What that means is that the focus will gradually shift towards mining pools , which allow their members to join resources and thus increase the predictability of the gains , as opposed to relying on luck while mining solo .
 It is for that reason that the pool ’s GUI miner has been one of the most simple to use in the industry , with a single - click mining feature .
 The pool ’s developers kept the same idea of accessibility in mind during the implementation of Ethereum mining .
 Cointelegraph talked to Claude Lecomte , Minergate`s CEO , about the mining industry and Minergate ’s new features .
 According to Lecomte , Minergate has a 1 - click GUI miner that eliminates the barriers for entering the mining world . Minergate software does n’t require configuring the system or studying tutorials . The user downloads the app and clicks “ start mining ” .
 This is important as many users do n’t know how to deal with console miners , but still potentially have significant mining power . In the case of Ethereum , they are often gamers that usually have powerful graphic cards .
 Lecomte considers Ethereum “ one of the most advanced technologies nowadays . ” He considers the secret to its success to be the fact that it is n’t positioned as “ modern cryptocurrency ” with some “ killer features ” . It is a blockchain platform that allows for creating value added applications on top of it .
 Although Minergate ’s Ethereum mining feature is targeted to amateur miners , professional miners can successfully connect and efficiently mine on the pool , using console miners , like ethminer , the official Ethereum mining client .
 Now that Minergate has added Ethereum to their 1 - click GUI miner , it is possible to start mining in a couple of seconds and make profits mining on ordinary computers .
 When it comes to mining pools , a question is often raised about their intrinsic discrepancy with the core philosophy of any cryptocurrency : decentralization . By joining hashrates in massive amounts , pools centralize power , and thus endanger the security of the entire network .
 Lecomte believes market laws will help to mitigate this threat by providing a better market supply for the growing demand .
 Lecomte notes that the market is changing rapidly , introducing cryptocurrencies with various underlying algorithms . The protocols can sometimes be improved even in existing coins , which usually affects mining . Still , MinerGate ’s job will be focused on driving adoption for the promising technologies by creating the most comprehensive mining services on the market .


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Panera Brittanys contain between 310-330 calories, depending on your choice of flavors.
Brittanys from Panera come in 2 flavors. Choose from the flavors below to see the full nutrition facts, ingredients and allergen information.

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Panera Brittanys contain between 310 - 330 calories , depending on your choice of flavors .
 Brittanys from Panera come in 2 flavors . Choose from the flavors below to see the full nutrition facts , ingredients and allergen information .


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While my law practice in Atlanta is focused on representing people who are seriously injured when they are hit by commercial trucks and buses, I get a lot of calls from truck drivers all over the country who are concerned about employers requiring them to drive unsafe equipment or to drive beyond their legal hours of service.
Partly to save myself some time on the phone, below the break is a copy of 49 US Code, Section 1536.
I don’t personally handle these matters. If you are a truck driver concerned about such issues, I suggest that you read this post, then contact Truckers Justice Center , 900 West 128th Street, Suite 104, Burnsville, MN 55337, Telephone 952.224.9166, Fax 678.791.1728.
(E) the employee furnishes, or the person perceives that the employee is or is about to furnish, information to the Secretary of Transportation, the Secretary of Homeland Security, the National Transportation Safety Board, or any Federal, State, or local regulatory or law enforcement agency as to the facts relating to any accident or incident resulting in injury or death to an individual or damage to property occurring in connection with commercial motor vehicle transportation.
(2) Under paragraph (1)(B)(ii) of this subsection, an employee’s apprehension of serious injury is reasonable only if a reasonable individual in the circumstances then confronting the employee would conclude that the hazardous safety or security condition establishes a real danger of accident, injury, or serious impairment to health. To qualify for protection, the employee must have sought from the employer, and been unable to obtain, correction of the hazardous safety or security condition.
(b) Filing Complaints and Procedures. – (1) An employee alleging discharge, discipline, or discrimination in violation of subsection (a) of this section, or another person at the employee’s request, may file a complaint with the Secretary of Labor not later than 180 days after the alleged violation occurred. All complaints initiated under this section shall be governed by the legal burdens of proof set forth in section 42121(b). On receiving the complaint, the Secretary of Labor shall notify, in writing, the person alleged to have committed the violation of the filing of the complaint.
(2)(A) Not later than 60 days after receiving a complaint, the Secretary of Labor shall conduct an investigation, decide whether it is reasonable to believe the complaint has merit, and notify, in writing, the complainant and the person alleged to have committed the violation of the findings. If the Secretary of Labor decides it is reasonable to believe a violation occurred, the Secretary of Labor shall include with the decision findings and a preliminary order for the relief provided under paragraph (3) of this subsection.
(B) Not later than 30 days after the notice under subparagraph (A) of this paragraph, the complainant and the person alleged to have committed the violation may file objections to the findings or preliminary order, or both, and request a hearing on the record. The filing of objections does not stay a reinstatement ordered in the preliminary order. If a hearing is not requested within the 30 days, the preliminary order is final and not subject to judicial review.
(C) A hearing shall be conducted expeditiously. Not later than 120 days after the end of the hearing, the Secretary of Labor shall issue a final order. Before the final order is issued, the proceeding may be ended by a settlement agreement made by the Secretary of Labor, the complainant, and the person alleged to have committed the violation.
(iii) pay compensatory damages, including backpay with interest and compensation for any special damages sustained as a result of the discrimination, including litigation costs, expert witness fees, and reasonable attorney fees.
(B) If the Secretary of Labor issues an order under subparagraph (A) of this paragraph and the complainant requests, the Secretary of Labor may assess against the person against whom the order is issued the costs (including attorney fees) reasonably incurred by the complainant in bringing the complaint. The Secretary of Labor shall determine the costs that reasonably were incurred.
(C) Relief in any action under subsection (b) may include punitive damages in an amount not to exceed $250,000.
(c) DE NOVO REVIEW. – With respect to a complaint under paragraph (1), if the Secretary of Labor has not issued a final decision within 210 days after the filing of the complaint and if the delay is not due to the bad faith of the employee, the employee may bring an original action at law or equity for de novo review in the appropriate district court of the United States, which shall have jurisdiction over such an action without regard to the amount in controversy, and which action shall, at the request of either party to such action, be tried by the court with a jury.
(d) JUDICIAL REVIEW AND VENUE. – A person adversely affected by an order issued after a hearing under subsection (b) of this section may file a petition for review, not later than 60 days after the order is issued, in the court of appeals of the United States for the circuit in which the violation occurred or the person resided on the date of the violation. Review shall conform to chapter 7 of title 5. The review shall be heard and decided expeditiously. An order of the Secretary of Labor subject to review under this subsection is not subject to judicial review in a criminal or other civil proceeding.
(e) CIVIL ACTIONS TO ENFORCE. – If a person fails to comply with an order issued under subsection (b) of this section, the Secretary of Labor shall bring a civil action to enforce the order in the district court of the United States for the judicial district in which the violation occurred.
(f) NO PREEMPTION. – Nothing in this section preempts or diminishes any other safeguards against discrimination, demotion, discharge, suspension, threats, harassment, reprimand, retaliation, or any other manner of discrimination provided by Federal or State law.
(g) RIGHTS RETAINED BY EMPLOYEE. – Nothing in this section shall be deemed to diminish the rights, privileges, or remedies of any employee under any Federal or State law or under any collective bargaining agreement. The rights and remedies in this section may not be waived by any agreement, policy, form, or condition of employment.
(1) Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this subsection, or with the written consent of the employee, the Secretary of Transportation or the Secretary of Homeland Security may not disclose the name of an employee who has provided information about an alleged violation of this part, or a regulation prescribed or order issued under any of those provisions.
(2) The Secretary of Transportation or the Secretary of Homeland Security shall disclose to the Attorney General the name of an employee described in paragraph (1) of this subsection if the matter is referred to the Attorney General for enforcement. The Secretary making such disclosure shall provide reasonable advance notice to the affected employee if disclosure of that person’s identity or identifying information is to occur.
(1) ESTABLISHMENT OF PROCESS.-The Secretary of Homeland Security shall establish through regulations, after an opportunity for notice and comment, a process by which any person may report to the Secretary of Homeland Security regarding motor carrier vehicle security problems, deficiencies, or vulnerabilities.
(2) ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RECEIPT.-If a report submitted under paragraph (1) identifies the person making the report, the Secretary of Homeland Security shall respond promptly to such person and acknowledge receipt of the report.
(3) STEPS TO ADDRESS PROBLEM.-The Secretary of Homeland Security shall review and consider the information provided in any report submitted under paragraph (1) and shall take appropriate steps to address any problems or deficiencies identified.
(2) is not an employee of the United States Government, a State, or a political subdivision of a State acting in the course of employment.

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While my law practice in Atlanta is focused on representing people who are seriously injured when they are hit by commercial trucks and buses , I get a lot of calls from truck drivers all over the country who are concerned about employers requiring them to drive unsafe equipment or to drive beyond their legal hours of service .
 Partly to save myself some time on the phone , below the break is a copy of 49 US Code , Section 1536 .
 I do n’t personally handle these matters . If you are a truck driver concerned about such issues , I suggest that you read this post , then contact Truckers Justice Center , 900 West 128th Street , Suite 104 , Burnsville , MN 55337 , Telephone 952.224.9166 , Fax 678.791.1728 .
 ( E ) the employee furnishes , or the person perceives that the employee is or is about to furnish , information to the Secretary of Transportation , the Secretary of Homeland Security , the National Transportation Safety Board , or any Federal , State , or local regulatory or law enforcement agency as to the facts relating to any accident or incident resulting in injury or death to an individual or damage to property occurring in connection with commercial motor vehicle transportation .
 ( 2 ) Under paragraph ( 1)(B)(ii ) of this subsection , an employee ’s apprehension of serious injury is reasonable only if a reasonable individual in the circumstances then confronting the employee would conclude that the hazardous safety or security condition establishes a real danger of accident , injury , or serious impairment to health . To qualify for protection , the employee must have sought from the employer , and been unable to obtain , correction of the hazardous safety or security condition .
 ( b ) Filing Complaints and Procedures . – ( 1 ) An employee alleging discharge , discipline , or discrimination in violation of subsection ( a ) of this section , or another person at the employee ’s request , may file a complaint with the Secretary of Labor not later than 180 days after the alleged violation occurred . All complaints initiated under this section shall be governed by the legal burdens of proof set forth in section 42121(b ) . On receiving the complaint , the Secretary of Labor shall notify , in writing , the person alleged to have committed the violation of the filing of the complaint .
 ( 2)(A ) Not later than 60 days after receiving a complaint , the Secretary of Labor shall conduct an investigation , decide whether it is reasonable to believe the complaint has merit , and notify , in writing , the complainant and the person alleged to have committed the violation of the findings . If the Secretary of Labor decides it is reasonable to believe a violation occurred , the Secretary of Labor shall include with the decision findings and a preliminary order for the relief provided under paragraph ( 3 ) of this subsection .
 ( B ) Not later than 30 days after the notice under subparagraph ( A ) of this paragraph , the complainant and the person alleged to have committed the violation may file objections to the findings or preliminary order , or both , and request a hearing on the record . The filing of objections does not stay a reinstatement ordered in the preliminary order . If a hearing is not requested within the 30 days , the preliminary order is final and not subject to judicial review .
 ( C ) A hearing shall be conducted expeditiously . Not later than 120 days after the end of the hearing , the Secretary of Labor shall issue a final order . Before the final order is issued , the proceeding may be ended by a settlement agreement made by the Secretary of Labor , the complainant , and the person alleged to have committed the violation .
 ( iii ) pay compensatory damages , including backpay with interest and compensation for any special damages sustained as a result of the discrimination , including litigation costs , expert witness fees , and reasonable attorney fees .
 ( B ) If the Secretary of Labor issues an order under subparagraph ( A ) of this paragraph and the complainant requests , the Secretary of Labor may assess against the person against whom the order is issued the costs ( including attorney fees ) reasonably incurred by the complainant in bringing the complaint . The Secretary of Labor shall determine the costs that reasonably were incurred .
 ( C ) Relief in any action under subsection ( b ) may include punitive damages in an amount not to exceed $ 250,000 .
 ( c ) DE NOVO REVIEW . – With respect to a complaint under paragraph ( 1 ) , if the Secretary of Labor has not issued a final decision within 210 days after the filing of the complaint and if the delay is not due to the bad faith of the employee , the employee may bring an original action at law or equity for de novo review in the appropriate district court of the United States , which shall have jurisdiction over such an action without regard to the amount in controversy , and which action shall , at the request of either party to such action , be tried by the court with a jury .
 ( d ) JUDICIAL REVIEW AND VENUE . – A person adversely affected by an order issued after a hearing under subsection ( b ) of this section may file a petition for review , not later than 60 days after the order is issued , in the court of appeals of the United States for the circuit in which the violation occurred or the person resided on the date of the violation . Review shall conform to chapter 7 of title 5 . The review shall be heard and decided expeditiously . An order of the Secretary of Labor subject to review under this subsection is not subject to judicial review in a criminal or other civil proceeding .
 ( e ) CIVIL ACTIONS TO ENFORCE . – If a person fails to comply with an order issued under subsection ( b ) of this section , the Secretary of Labor shall bring a civil action to enforce the order in the district court of the United States for the judicial district in which the violation occurred .
 ( f ) NO PREEMPTION . – Nothing in this section preempts or diminishes any other safeguards against discrimination , demotion , discharge , suspension , threats , harassment , reprimand , retaliation , or any other manner of discrimination provided by Federal or State law .
 ( g ) RIGHTS RETAINED BY EMPLOYEE . – Nothing in this section shall be deemed to diminish the rights , privileges , or remedies of any employee under any Federal or State law or under any collective bargaining agreement . The rights and remedies in this section may not be waived by any agreement , policy , form , or condition of employment .
 ( 1 ) Except as provided in paragraph ( 2 ) of this subsection , or with the written consent of the employee , the Secretary of Transportation or the Secretary of Homeland Security may not disclose the name of an employee who has provided information about an alleged violation of this part , or a regulation prescribed or order issued under any of those provisions .
 ( 2 ) The Secretary of Transportation or the Secretary of Homeland Security shall disclose to the Attorney General the name of an employee described in paragraph ( 1 ) of this subsection if the matter is referred to the Attorney General for enforcement . The Secretary making such disclosure shall provide reasonable advance notice to the affected employee if disclosure of that person ’s identity or identifying information is to occur .
 ( 1 ) ESTABLISHMENT OF PROCESS.-The Secretary of Homeland Security shall establish through regulations , after an opportunity for notice and comment , a process by which any person may report to the Secretary of Homeland Security regarding motor carrier vehicle security problems , deficiencies , or vulnerabilities .
 ( 2 ) ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RECEIPT.-If a report submitted under paragraph ( 1 ) identifies the person making the report , the Secretary of Homeland Security shall respond promptly to such person and acknowledge receipt of the report .
 ( 3 ) STEPS TO ADDRESS PROBLEM.-The Secretary of Homeland Security shall review and consider the information provided in any report submitted under paragraph ( 1 ) and shall take appropriate steps to address any problems or deficiencies identified .
 ( 2 ) is not an employee of the United States Government , a State , or a political subdivision of a State acting in the course of employment .


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The shooting on Shabbat at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, PA was a direct attack on the Jewish community, motivated by hatred. The anti-Semitism and xenophobia that fueled these violent acts have no place in our society.
The Federation enacts its mission in many ways – through collaboration with agencies like JCRC, convening partners, coordinating volunteer opportunities, providing philanthropic support, and developing resources to strengthen the security of our Jewish organizations. In that spirit, the following are some ways that you can help.
We're partnering with ADL to stand with the Jewish community of Pittsburgh and beyond and to proclaim #NeverIsNow. Add your name and join us.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh has created the Fund for Victims of Terror for psychological services, support for families, reconstruction, additional security throughout the community, medical bills for all those involved, as well as counseling and other services that may prove necessary in the future.
The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation is collecting monetary donations to support the victims, families, and first responders of the tragic shooting. Donations will support the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh and will establish a fund with the City of Pittsburgh Dept. of Public Safety to benefit the Police officers injured in the events on October 27.
Below are some organizations that our donor advised fund holders and supporting foundations have supported through their personal giving.
Southern Poverty Law Center, monitoring hate groups and other extremists throughout the United States and expose their activities to the public, the media, and law enforcement.
To make a grant from your Federation donor advised fund, log in to Federation's DAF portal and click on ‘recommend a grant’ to enter the name of the grantee(s) you would like to support.
Bay Area Jewish Healing Center offers Jewish spiritual care to those who are ill, dying, and bereaved.
Jewish Family and Children's Services offers a wide array of counseling and mental health services to our community.
Sinai Memorial Chapel – Chevra Kadisha has made their grief counselor support team available to anyone in the community seeking support over these losses.

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The shooting on Shabbat at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh , PA was a direct attack on the Jewish community , motivated by hatred . The anti - Semitism and xenophobia that fueled these violent acts have no place in our society .
 The Federation enacts its mission in many ways – through collaboration with agencies like JCRC , convening partners , coordinating volunteer opportunities , providing philanthropic support , and developing resources to strengthen the security of our Jewish organizations . In that spirit , the following are some ways that you can help .
 We 're partnering with ADL to stand with the Jewish community of Pittsburgh and beyond and to proclaim # NeverIsNow . Add your name and join us .
 The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh has created the Fund for Victims of Terror for psychological services , support for families , reconstruction , additional security throughout the community , medical bills for all those involved , as well as counseling and other services that may prove necessary in the future .
 The Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation is collecting monetary donations to support the victims , families , and first responders of the tragic shooting . Donations will support the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh and will establish a fund with the City of Pittsburgh Dept . of Public Safety to benefit the Police officers injured in the events on October 27 .
 Below are some organizations that our donor advised fund holders and supporting foundations have supported through their personal giving .
 Southern Poverty Law Center , monitoring hate groups and other extremists throughout the United States and expose their activities to the public , the media , and law enforcement .
 To make a grant from your Federation donor advised fund , log in to Federation 's DAF portal and click on ‘ recommend a grant ’ to enter the name of the grantee(s ) you would like to support .
 Bay Area Jewish Healing Center offers Jewish spiritual care to those who are ill , dying , and bereaved .
 Jewish Family and Children 's Services offers a wide array of counseling and mental health services to our community .
 Sinai Memorial Chapel – Chevra Kadisha has made their grief counselor support team available to anyone in the community seeking support over these losses .


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The K1 is special for senior, disabled person or public areas quickly ask for help!
also can send out SMS text alarm message to 3 mobile phone numbers or monitoring centers.
11)Wall amount or Put on desk.
The K1 is special for senior, disabled person or public areas quickly ask for help! Push the big SOS button then can call out to ask for help, also can send out SMS text alarm message to 3 mobile phone numbers or monitoring centers.
If you have any questions about this product by New Landing, contact us by completing and submitting the form below. If you are looking for a specif part number, please include it with your message.

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The K1 is special for senior , disabled person or public areas quickly ask for help !
 also can send out SMS text alarm message to 3 mobile phone numbers or monitoring centers .
 11)Wall amount or Put on desk .
 The K1 is special for senior , disabled person or public areas quickly ask for help ! Push the big SOS button then can call out to ask for help , also can send out SMS text alarm message to 3 mobile phone numbers or monitoring centers .
 If you have any questions about this product by New Landing , contact us by completing and submitting the form below . If you are looking for a specif part number , please include it with your message .


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Apr 27 – Opening Day!
4-6 – Tee Ball – Saturdays only, starting at 8:30am. We will attempt to schedule make up games on Sundays. This is an introduction to baseball fundamentals—throwing, catching and hitting. Game days are split between practice as a team and a short game afterwards against another league team.
9-10 – Baseball- Tuesday and Fridays, 2 games per week. This is live position play baseball.
11-12 – Baseball- As we have done in the past three seasons, this group will play in the Upper Chesapeake Baseball Recreation League. This league is run out of the Fallston program. Last year, we had 5 Bel Air teams that played in this league. There are 2 games per week; Tuesday AND Thursday.
13-15 – Baseball- The 13-15 age group plays in the Central Harford Baseball League. Bel Air has typically been able to provide 2-3 teams in this league. Not only will the Bel Air teams play each other, but also against other area rec councils as well. If you are a Sophomore or older playing on your high school's JV baseball team, you will not be eligible to play in this league. In addition, players who play in the spring/summer 2018 on a Club, Tournament, or similar team are not permitted to play. Typically games are played twice each week on Mondays and Wednesdays. Occasionally teams will play on a Sunday night at 6pm in lieu of a Monday game.
There are two different ways to register for travel baseball.
Register directly for your age group for travel try outs – this is for returning players or new, who are not interested in playing rec. If you’re not selected for the team, you still have the option to play rec, and registration fees will transfer.
Register for your age group in rec – this is for the rec player who is potentially interested in trying out. A coach will reach out (and you can reach out too – contacts HERE) and answer any questions you may have. If you are selected for the team, your registration fees will transfer.
If you’re in the 13U-17U age groups, those teams operate on a different schedule to not conflict with H.S. Baseball. You will receive information about registration directly from your coach.

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Apr 27 – Opening Day !
 4 - 6 – Tee Ball – Saturdays only , starting at 8:30am . We will attempt to schedule make up games on Sundays . This is an introduction to baseball fundamentals — throwing , catching and hitting . Game days are split between practice as a team and a short game afterwards against another league team .
 9 - 10 – Baseball- Tuesday and Fridays , 2 games per week . This is live position play baseball .
 11 - 12 – Baseball- As we have done in the past three seasons , this group will play in the Upper Chesapeake Baseball Recreation League . This league is run out of the Fallston program . Last year , we had 5 Bel Air teams that played in this league . There are 2 games per week ; Tuesday AND Thursday .
 13 - 15 – Baseball- The 13 - 15 age group plays in the Central Harford Baseball League . Bel Air has typically been able to provide 2 - 3 teams in this league . Not only will the Bel Air teams play each other , but also against other area rec councils as well . If you are a Sophomore or older playing on your high school 's JV baseball team , you will not be eligible to play in this league . In addition , players who play in the spring / summer 2018 on a Club , Tournament , or similar team are not permitted to play . Typically games are played twice each week on Mondays and Wednesdays . Occasionally teams will play on a Sunday night at 6 pm in lieu of a Monday game .
 There are two different ways to register for travel baseball .
 Register directly for your age group for travel try outs – this is for returning players or new , who are not interested in playing rec . If you ’re not selected for the team , you still have the option to play rec , and registration fees will transfer .
 Register for your age group in rec – this is for the rec player who is potentially interested in trying out . A coach will reach out ( and you can reach out too – contacts HERE ) and answer any questions you may have . If you are selected for the team , your registration fees will transfer .
 If you ’re in the 13U-17U age groups , those teams operate on a different schedule to not conflict with H.S. Baseball . You will receive information about registration directly from your coach .


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Macrolithic technologies for grinding, pounding and otherwise pulverising foodstuffs have their origins in the very earliest of percussive technologies: it is well established that non-human primates use stones in extractive foraging, thus it requires no great leap of the imagination to connect our earliest hominid forebears with this technology as well, and indeed the morphology of the earliest stone tools suggests that they would function suitably as plant-processing tools. And yet ‘grindstones’ (to use a shorthand term) are widespread among human societies even today, particularly in small-scale agricultural groups, to whom the grindstone is an essential domestic object, situated alongside the pot, the spoon and the fire as objects without which we simply cannot do. Were it not for a grindstone, many families in sub-Saharan Africa, for instance, would not eat.
The importance of these objects appears to have been constant: in southern Africa, grindstones are ubiquitous on hunter-gatherer sites, and yet paradoxically we know very little about them. Their very ubiquity has rendered them invisible and in archaeology we see them used solely as proxies: they have been variously (and contradictorally) cited in the literature as evidence of behavioural modernity, domestic presence on site, or presence on site of domesticates. My doctoral research aims to interrogate these neglected yet important objects, focussing on items from a 40,000 year occupational sequence at the rockshelter of Ha Makotoko in western Lesotho (southern Africa), using functional analysis (residues and usewear) as well as techno-typological research, in order to understand their full biographies and place in human lifeways. I argue that the grindstone is the most important object to our understanding of the interplay between the ‘gathered’ and the ‘gatherer’.
An essential component of this analysis is experimental work and ethnoarchaeology: since we know so little about hunter-gatherer grindstones, I wished to take advantage of the long tradition of agricultural grindstone use maintained in Lesotho to the present day. While bearing in mind questions regarding uniformitarian assumption, there appear to be enough similarities between the use globally and historically of grindstones to warrant a comparison. Creating an experimental suite of grindstones (overseeing every step from raw material provisioning through to use and discard) with the advice and guidance of local Basotho women, I would be able then to compare these examples with the morphologically different archaeological sample from the same geographical region. I based my plan for fieldwork on previous research in the same region, which had both answered and provoked questions on contemporary economic use of gathered resources (primarily plants).
Although in principle an uncomplicated task, in reality issues of course arouse: other components of my doctoral work (primarily residue analysis of archaeological grindstones) necessitated my presence in the laboratory in Oxford, and I was unable to spend more than six weeks on fieldwork, which was not long enough to compile the corpus of experimental examples. I was extremely fortunate in finding an excellent Mosotho research assistant, Ms Soldart Khantsi (a recent graduate of the cultural heritage studies programme at the National University of Lesotho) who agreed to help me. Following several months in which I devised a suitable programme of experiments, aided by Soldart’s feedback, Soldart then travelled to her home village along the Sebapala river in the mountains of south-western Lesotho and began to create experimental grindstones with the input of local women (who use grindstones themselves every day of their lives) on local raw materials. Soldart documented her work audiovisually and with written notes, and at the beginning of April 2014 I was able to travel to Lesotho to finish up the experimental work and begin in-situ analysis.
Based initially in the university town of Roma, western Lesotho, I travelled south to Quthing district: the unavailability of four-wheel-drive vehicles for rental within Lesotho made things more difficult and so it was that I travelled on dirt roads, up hairpin bends and into the mountains. Arriving with Soldart in her village, Sekhutlong-sa-Lineo, I proceeded to analyse the experimental corpus with a USB microscope, DSLR camera and residue swabs. I was able to see grindstone use in action, observing the way the whole body is used in a skilled and learned way to process various plant materials: to use the language of André Leroi-Gourhan (following Marcel Mauss) the actions and gestures that go to make up the techniques of the body in a societally specific way. Although the techniques of grindstone use are widespread within Lesotho, use in the future will probably be limited due to the advent of mechanised grinders, yet until now the behaviours of use have not been codified either in the academic or lay communities, making the documentation of this living heritage both a privilege and a unique opportunity.
Following the stay in Sekhutlong, once back in Roma, I conducted some further experiments fashioning some grindstones more morphologically similar to those found at Ha Makotoko, in order to compare the bodily actions involved: it emerges that hunter-gatherer style grindstones are unsuitable for the kind of high-intensity and high-efficiency grinding permitted by the Basotho-style variants which much provoke questions as to their use and place in hunter-gatherer lifeways. The residue component of my DPhil is designed to explore questions based on these experimentally generated predictions and is ongoing. At this stage I can say that it offers tentative support for the predictions: grinding of wild grasses is established in the Middle Stone Age at Ha Makotoko, but this is relatively low-intensity in nature, unlike contemporary processing of domesticates (primarily maize and sorghum).
Apart from creating the experimental corpus, I was also able to collect plant reference material from the area surrounding Ha Makotoko and from Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens in Cape Town: these reference specimens are essential in order to determine the uses of archaeological grindstones, since residue work is carried out on a morphological basis. Although the area around Ha Makotoko has been substantially diminished by the completion of the Metolong Dam (which has flooded the rockshelter itself, ending use of the cave which has lasted over 40,000 years and into the present day) it was possible to obtain samples of a number of edible geophytes. Samples obtained from Kirstenbosch broaden my collection still further as do those kindly provided by a number of colleagues.
Without funding from the Horniman Award, none of this would have been possible. Travel alone to southern Africa is prohibitively expensive, but thanks to the RAI I was able to comprehensively complete the fieldwork necessary for my DPhil: the experimental work provides a necessary anchor for the residue and usewear analysis, allowing the generation of predictions which the functional analysis can then verify.
I believe that this work will enable me to make a substantial contribution to our understanding of hunter-gatherer lifeways in southern Africa, which for so long has been biased towards the ‘hunted’ end of the spectrum at the expense of the ‘gathered’, a state which is at odds with our understanding of contemporary and historically known hunter-gatherer groups. My DPhil is the first to examine botanical residues of lithic technology in Lesotho, and very much in a minority in southern Africa more generally. It is also among the first to examine grindstone technology (from a functional perspective) within sub-Saharan Africa, which I believe is a key component of the ‘gathered’ part of this lifeway. The coupling of relatively new microresidue techniques in an understudied area, on a very poorly understood class of material culture, is already overturning our understandings of hunter-gatherer lifeways, and the experimental component of this project is an essential part of this.
The experimental material is not the only contribution however: the living (often termed ‘intangible’) heritage of daily life in Lesotho and other areas globally is threatened by large scale development and extractive resource projects as well as increased globalisation. Introduction of mechanised processing increasingly diminishes the need for the ancient craft of grindstone use. While it is hoped that this may make life easier for the women who use grindstones today, as use of this technology diminishes (catalysed also by projects which render raw material sources inaccessible – grindstones cannot be obtained from riverbeds 60m under water) so too do the stories, traditions and beliefs that accompany it. Processing and knowledge of wild plants for medicine and food will also decrease and a rich (and far from intangible) part of heritage will be lost. Documenting this heritage while it is still relatively vibrant will not compensate for this loss, but accessibly archiving for both the source communities and academia, can mitigate it to a certain extent.

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Macrolithic technologies for grinding , pounding and otherwise pulverising foodstuffs have their origins in the very earliest of percussive technologies : it is well established that non - human primates use stones in extractive foraging , thus it requires no great leap of the imagination to connect our earliest hominid forebears with this technology as well , and indeed the morphology of the earliest stone tools suggests that they would function suitably as plant - processing tools . And yet ‘ grindstones ’ ( to use a shorthand term ) are widespread among human societies even today , particularly in small - scale agricultural groups , to whom the grindstone is an essential domestic object , situated alongside the pot , the spoon and the fire as objects without which we simply can not do . Were it not for a grindstone , many families in sub - Saharan Africa , for instance , would not eat .
 The importance of these objects appears to have been constant : in southern Africa , grindstones are ubiquitous on hunter - gatherer sites , and yet paradoxically we know very little about them . Their very ubiquity has rendered them invisible and in archaeology we see them used solely as proxies : they have been variously ( and contradictorally ) cited in the literature as evidence of behavioural modernity , domestic presence on site , or presence on site of domesticates . My doctoral research aims to interrogate these neglected yet important objects , focussing on items from a 40,000 year occupational sequence at the rockshelter of Ha Makotoko in western Lesotho ( southern Africa ) , using functional analysis ( residues and usewear ) as well as techno - typological research , in order to understand their full biographies and place in human lifeways . I argue that the grindstone is the most important object to our understanding of the interplay between the ‘ gathered ’ and the ‘ gatherer ’ .
 An essential component of this analysis is experimental work and ethnoarchaeology : since we know so little about hunter - gatherer grindstones , I wished to take advantage of the long tradition of agricultural grindstone use maintained in Lesotho to the present day . While bearing in mind questions regarding uniformitarian assumption , there appear to be enough similarities between the use globally and historically of grindstones to warrant a comparison . Creating an experimental suite of grindstones ( overseeing every step from raw material provisioning through to use and discard ) with the advice and guidance of local Basotho women , I would be able then to compare these examples with the morphologically different archaeological sample from the same geographical region . I based my plan for fieldwork on previous research in the same region , which had both answered and provoked questions on contemporary economic use of gathered resources ( primarily plants ) .
 Although in principle an uncomplicated task , in reality issues of course arouse : other components of my doctoral work ( primarily residue analysis of archaeological grindstones ) necessitated my presence in the laboratory in Oxford , and I was unable to spend more than six weeks on fieldwork , which was not long enough to compile the corpus of experimental examples . I was extremely fortunate in finding an excellent Mosotho research assistant , Ms Soldart Khantsi ( a recent graduate of the cultural heritage studies programme at the National University of Lesotho ) who agreed to help me . Following several months in which I devised a suitable programme of experiments , aided by Soldart ’s feedback , Soldart then travelled to her home village along the Sebapala river in the mountains of south - western Lesotho and began to create experimental grindstones with the input of local women ( who use grindstones themselves every day of their lives ) on local raw materials . Soldart documented her work audiovisually and with written notes , and at the beginning of April 2014 I was able to travel to Lesotho to finish up the experimental work and begin in - situ analysis .
 Based initially in the university town of Roma , western Lesotho , I travelled south to Quthing district : the unavailability of four - wheel - drive vehicles for rental within Lesotho made things more difficult and so it was that I travelled on dirt roads , up hairpin bends and into the mountains . Arriving with Soldart in her village , Sekhutlong - sa - Lineo , I proceeded to analyse the experimental corpus with a USB microscope , DSLR camera and residue swabs . I was able to see grindstone use in action , observing the way the whole body is used in a skilled and learned way to process various plant materials : to use the language of André Leroi - Gourhan ( following Marcel Mauss ) the actions and gestures that go to make up the techniques of the body in a societally specific way . Although the techniques of grindstone use are widespread within Lesotho , use in the future will probably be limited due to the advent of mechanised grinders , yet until now the behaviours of use have not been codified either in the academic or lay communities , making the documentation of this living heritage both a privilege and a unique opportunity .
 Following the stay in Sekhutlong , once back in Roma , I conducted some further experiments fashioning some grindstones more morphologically similar to those found at Ha Makotoko , in order to compare the bodily actions involved : it emerges that hunter - gatherer style grindstones are unsuitable for the kind of high - intensity and high - efficiency grinding permitted by the Basotho - style variants which much provoke questions as to their use and place in hunter - gatherer lifeways . The residue component of my DPhil is designed to explore questions based on these experimentally generated predictions and is ongoing . At this stage I can say that it offers tentative support for the predictions : grinding of wild grasses is established in the Middle Stone Age at Ha Makotoko , but this is relatively low - intensity in nature , unlike contemporary processing of domesticates ( primarily maize and sorghum ) .
 Apart from creating the experimental corpus , I was also able to collect plant reference material from the area surrounding Ha Makotoko and from Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens in Cape Town : these reference specimens are essential in order to determine the uses of archaeological grindstones , since residue work is carried out on a morphological basis . Although the area around Ha Makotoko has been substantially diminished by the completion of the Metolong Dam ( which has flooded the rockshelter itself , ending use of the cave which has lasted over 40,000 years and into the present day ) it was possible to obtain samples of a number of edible geophytes . Samples obtained from Kirstenbosch broaden my collection still further as do those kindly provided by a number of colleagues .
 Without funding from the Horniman Award , none of this would have been possible . Travel alone to southern Africa is prohibitively expensive , but thanks to the RAI I was able to comprehensively complete the fieldwork necessary for my DPhil : the experimental work provides a necessary anchor for the residue and usewear analysis , allowing the generation of predictions which the functional analysis can then verify .
 I believe that this work will enable me to make a substantial contribution to our understanding of hunter - gatherer lifeways in southern Africa , which for so long has been biased towards the ‘ hunted ’ end of the spectrum at the expense of the ‘ gathered ’ , a state which is at odds with our understanding of contemporary and historically known hunter - gatherer groups . My DPhil is the first to examine botanical residues of lithic technology in Lesotho , and very much in a minority in southern Africa more generally . It is also among the first to examine grindstone technology ( from a functional perspective ) within sub - Saharan Africa , which I believe is a key component of the ‘ gathered ’ part of this lifeway . The coupling of relatively new microresidue techniques in an understudied area , on a very poorly understood class of material culture , is already overturning our understandings of hunter - gatherer lifeways , and the experimental component of this project is an essential part of this .
 The experimental material is not the only contribution however : the living ( often termed ‘ intangible ’ ) heritage of daily life in Lesotho and other areas globally is threatened by large scale development and extractive resource projects as well as increased globalisation . Introduction of mechanised processing increasingly diminishes the need for the ancient craft of grindstone use . While it is hoped that this may make life easier for the women who use grindstones today , as use of this technology diminishes ( catalysed also by projects which render raw material sources inaccessible – grindstones can not be obtained from riverbeds 60 m under water ) so too do the stories , traditions and beliefs that accompany it . Processing and knowledge of wild plants for medicine and food will also decrease and a rich ( and far from intangible ) part of heritage will be lost . Documenting this heritage while it is still relatively vibrant will not compensate for this loss , but accessibly archiving for both the source communities and academia , can mitigate it to a certain extent .


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At our medical office, we offer medical grade micro-needling which allows us to go deeper into the skin resulting in collagen growth. During your treatment, a cocktail of skincare products contains growth factors and vitamin C will be infused into your skin resulting in a dewy youthful glow. Patients are comfortable during their micro-needling session. Downtime for this treatment is minimal and safe for all skin tones. Treatment time is about 45 minutes. Results are apparent within the first few weeks. Micro-needling can be repeated every 6 weeks depending on your concerns. To help your results last longer. During your consultation with Dr. Chaudhary, she will advise a skin care routine for you to use at home to give you long-lasting results.
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During your consultation with Dr. Chaudhary, she will recommend if this is an appropriate treatment for you.

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At our medical office , we offer medical grade micro - needling which allows us to go deeper into the skin resulting in collagen growth . During your treatment , a cocktail of skincare products contains growth factors and vitamin C will be infused into your skin resulting in a dewy youthful glow . Patients are comfortable during their micro - needling session . Downtime for this treatment is minimal and safe for all skin tones . Treatment time is about 45 minutes . Results are apparent within the first few weeks . Micro - needling can be repeated every 6 weeks depending on your concerns . To help your results last longer . During your consultation with Dr. Chaudhary , she will advise a skin care routine for you to use at home to give you long - lasting results .
 PRP therapy involves the infusion of your plasma which contains high levels of platelets , growth factors all of which result in collagen growth . This is the treatment of choice for many celebrities wanting a beautiful complexion .
 During your consultation with Dr. Chaudhary , she will recommend if this is an appropriate treatment for you .


text: This high-strength composite, form-fit cradle was designed specifically for the Apple iPhone X and XS. Allowing for easy one-handed docking and removal, all buttons, cameras, ports, and speakers are exposed and accessible. The 2-hole AMPS pattern on the back of the cradle and included hardware allows for the attachment of a RAM® diamond ball base – compatible with a wide range of additional RAM® components.

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Thanks so much, this is really helpful.
Keyboard shortcut to change stroke width?
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Hi Moini - Thank you so much, this is exactly the information I was looking for.
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Topic : I think there 's a wee Bug in 0.92 Version ..
 Topic : Keyboard shortcut to change stroke width ?
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 Thanks so much , this is really helpful .
 Keyboard shortcut to change stroke width ?
 Topic : Keyboard shortcut for select none / deselect all ?
 Re : Keyboard shortcut for select none / deselect all ?
 Hi Moini - Thank you so much , this is exactly the information I was looking for .
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It is a common feeling among many people: The amount of money one has determines the level of happiness, confidence or energy that person has. That is, with enough or so much money, a person generally tends to be upbeat, gregarious and emotionally stable. And the less money one has, the more depressed, aloof and irritable that person becomes. Well, at least, from experience, this seems to hold true 8 out of 10 times, although there are a few “money-less” people we know who remain content with their lot. But they are the rare exceptions.
The National Foundation for Credit Counselling in the US found out that a staggering 79% of people say financial worries make them lose sleep, more than other concerns such as their marriages, kids or job stability. Sleepless people certainly make for unhappy families. That survey just confirmed our previous statistic.
Money, of course, is not the true source of happiness or contentment. Financial confidence or power comes from having understood the dynamics of financial principles and the steps by which they can be harnessed for our own benefit. Simply said: Financially powerful individuals have the cunning ability to see and know what needs to be done to turn money to their advantage.
There are those who may have gotten so much money, like lottery winners, who never had the slightest idea as to how to manage money and simply go about spending or even investing in some deals but do not know exactly how the entire process of maintaining financial power works. And so these people often end up where they were before, penniless and powerless.
But there are a few tips to help the ordinary person to gain a reasonable amount of power over money.
Habits influence a major part of how we handle money. What we learned from our homes and from early schooling enhanced or diminished our capacity to make money work for us. Many of us often fall into a financial trap, such as overspending or borrowing to buy luxuries, because we inherited the tendency from somewhere in our past or in our immediate environment. The shame or guilt that arises from falling over and over again into the same trap builds up and yet we feel powerless to cut the cycle.
Forgiving ourselves for our inadequacies can lead us to ultimately overcome a bad habit and the guilt that comes with it. Deal with each unproductive habit one at a time. Tell yourself that the shame or guilt it brings Is worse than the actual burden of not having money and feeling powerless. Why carry so much weight emotionally and financially? Solving your financial status will also bring emotional relief.
Grab the power by controlling money like it were a slave or tool that it is. If it means getting a menial job so you can pay debts, so be it.
As we said, our past determines how we deal with money. There is a pattern in everything that we do: whether in cooking a favourite recipe, going on a vacation or even reading a book. Some prefer to read a real book and not an ebook. Others enjoy doing it in a hammock or on an easy chair. And some read a chapter a day; others finish a book in one sitting. So with how we use money. Some get enough joy gambling a small amount of money regularly. Others gamble away their fortunes.
Keep a journal on how you spend money and learn more about yourself than you ever did before. You might find yourself behaving as if you were your mother or father who had certain peculair habits with regard to money. Or, you may have your own unique patterns hard to decipher where you got it but may have arisen during an extremely stressful time in your life. Just as some people started drinking or smoking during a traumatic moment in their past, you could have developed the habit of buying on credit during a time when you felt emotionally down or powerless. Or simply envious of your friend or neighbor.
Those “emotional money triggers” are, in general, within your power to eradicate or change to benefit you financially.
When everything else fails, you might get some relief from a professional financial adviser. Since we already noticed that our financial habits are closely tied to our emotional conditions, it should convince you to get a financial counsellor, particularly one who understands the psychological motivations that push us to do what we do with our money.
Positive money habits do not come by accidents. Children of Chinese businesspeople have to work during summer vacation and derive precious training not just in business management, in general, but in essentially appreciating the real value of money through how it is earned and how it is invested back into a profitable venture.
Business people are also good sources of advice, especially if you plan to go into business. The simple joy of being debt-free and having control over your budget can be gained from those who have had the discipline of making money grow or, in other words, building wealth.
Creating wealth starts from developing the right money habits. It is never too late to start gaining power over your own life through proper money control.
The Cathford Group Credit Inc. is an online personal loan lender centrally located in downtown Chicago. We are a subsidiary of Cash America International, Inc., a NYSE-listed firm (CSH), which allows us the facility, ability and resources to achieve our vision and improve our product offerings. But within The Cathford Group Credit Inc. offices, we are essentially a compact, focused and, admittedly, personal group: our expert developers, analysts, customer support specialists and other group members are particularly committed to making The Cathford Group Credit Inc. the best option for our customers’ needs.

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It is a common feeling among many people : The amount of money one has determines the level of happiness , confidence or energy that person has . That is , with enough or so much money , a person generally tends to be upbeat , gregarious and emotionally stable . And the less money one has , the more depressed , aloof and irritable that person becomes . Well , at least , from experience , this seems to hold true 8 out of 10 times , although there are a few “ money - less ” people we know who remain content with their lot . But they are the rare exceptions .
 The National Foundation for Credit Counselling in the US found out that a staggering 79 % of people say financial worries make them lose sleep , more than other concerns such as their marriages , kids or job stability . Sleepless people certainly make for unhappy families . That survey just confirmed our previous statistic .
 Money , of course , is not the true source of happiness or contentment . Financial confidence or power comes from having understood the dynamics of financial principles and the steps by which they can be harnessed for our own benefit . Simply said : Financially powerful individuals have the cunning ability to see and know what needs to be done to turn money to their advantage .
 There are those who may have gotten so much money , like lottery winners , who never had the slightest idea as to how to manage money and simply go about spending or even investing in some deals but do not know exactly how the entire process of maintaining financial power works . And so these people often end up where they were before , penniless and powerless .
 But there are a few tips to help the ordinary person to gain a reasonable amount of power over money .
 Habits influence a major part of how we handle money . What we learned from our homes and from early schooling enhanced or diminished our capacity to make money work for us . Many of us often fall into a financial trap , such as overspending or borrowing to buy luxuries , because we inherited the tendency from somewhere in our past or in our immediate environment . The shame or guilt that arises from falling over and over again into the same trap builds up and yet we feel powerless to cut the cycle .
 Forgiving ourselves for our inadequacies can lead us to ultimately overcome a bad habit and the guilt that comes with it . Deal with each unproductive habit one at a time . Tell yourself that the shame or guilt it brings Is worse than the actual burden of not having money and feeling powerless . Why carry so much weight emotionally and financially ? Solving your financial status will also bring emotional relief .
 Grab the power by controlling money like it were a slave or tool that it is . If it means getting a menial job so you can pay debts , so be it .
 As we said , our past determines how we deal with money . There is a pattern in everything that we do : whether in cooking a favourite recipe , going on a vacation or even reading a book . Some prefer to read a real book and not an ebook . Others enjoy doing it in a hammock or on an easy chair . And some read a chapter a day ; others finish a book in one sitting . So with how we use money . Some get enough joy gambling a small amount of money regularly . Others gamble away their fortunes .
 Keep a journal on how you spend money and learn more about yourself than you ever did before . You might find yourself behaving as if you were your mother or father who had certain peculair habits with regard to money . Or , you may have your own unique patterns hard to decipher where you got it but may have arisen during an extremely stressful time in your life . Just as some people started drinking or smoking during a traumatic moment in their past , you could have developed the habit of buying on credit during a time when you felt emotionally down or powerless . Or simply envious of your friend or neighbor .
 Those “ emotional money triggers ” are , in general , within your power to eradicate or change to benefit you financially .
 When everything else fails , you might get some relief from a professional financial adviser . Since we already noticed that our financial habits are closely tied to our emotional conditions , it should convince you to get a financial counsellor , particularly one who understands the psychological motivations that push us to do what we do with our money .
 Positive money habits do not come by accidents . Children of Chinese businesspeople have to work during summer vacation and derive precious training not just in business management , in general , but in essentially appreciating the real value of money through how it is earned and how it is invested back into a profitable venture .
 Business people are also good sources of advice , especially if you plan to go into business . The simple joy of being debt - free and having control over your budget can be gained from those who have had the discipline of making money grow or , in other words , building wealth .
 Creating wealth starts from developing the right money habits . It is never too late to start gaining power over your own life through proper money control .
 The Cathford Group Credit Inc. is an online personal loan lender centrally located in downtown Chicago . We are a subsidiary of Cash America International , Inc. , a NYSE - listed firm ( CSH ) , which allows us the facility , ability and resources to achieve our vision and improve our product offerings . But within The Cathford Group Credit Inc. offices , we are essentially a compact , focused and , admittedly , personal group : our expert developers , analysts , customer support specialists and other group members are particularly committed to making The Cathford Group Credit Inc. the best option for our customers ’ needs .


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What is Christmas without Britney?
Join Nina DiAngelo, Utica, and Tygra for a Christmas party celebrating the QUEEN of pop, Britney.
All guests must purchase an entree. There will be vegan, GF, and vegetarian items on the menu.
Parties of three or less will be sat at community tables.

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What is Christmas without Britney ?
 Join Nina DiAngelo , Utica , and Tygra for a Christmas party celebrating the QUEEN of pop , Britney .
 All guests must purchase an entree . There will be vegan , GF , and vegetarian items on the menu .
 Parties of three or less will be sat at community tables .


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BitValley Mining Corporation Limited, Penang, Malaysia. H-12A-1, Lorong Bayan Indah 2, Bay Avenue, Queensbay, Sungai Nibong Business & Economy Website Its super simple - Your mining rigs are already set up and running.
Its rolling mills in Gurun, Kedah produce sections, H-beams and I-beams, bars, wire HWG Tin Mining Sdn Bhd is another subsidiry of Ho Wah Genting Berhad.
Information Malaysia in Brief Malaysia Selinsing. Nalidah Tin Mine Sdn. Bhd. Fe2O3, goethite FeOOH, limoniteFeOOH.nH 2O or siderite FeCO 3.
Mamut Mine, Tuaran, Sabah, Malaysia : A Cu-Au-Ag mine, located in eastern Malaysia Valid Species Ag Al Au B C Ca Cu Fe H K Mg Mo O Pb S Sb Si Sn Zn.
Jul 13, 2001 Engineering Group Berhad, Tronoh Mines Malaysia Berhad and Hillgrove Gold NL. .. h review of the findings of the external auditors.
Mining is one of the main industries in Malaysia. Malaysia produces aggregate, bauxite, clay, . Jump up to: "Mineral Resources". Malaysian Minerals. 2009.
First Mining ICO with existing scalable infrastructure. 100% renewable hydro energy, ensuring low cost and green electricity supply at only 5 cents per kWh.
The Malaysian shipbuilder Inai Kiara SDN BHD presents the largest suction FLENDER gear units secure plant availability in Australias fourth biggest mine.
Website pool manager. Our system allows you to change what pool your miner is connected to from our website. We allow 5 pools to be configured with fail over.
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Visit project website Bitfury Group is committed to securing the Bitcoin Blockchain as one of the industrys leading infrastructure providers for bitcoin mining.
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BitValley Mining Corporation Limited , Penang , Malaysia . H-12A-1 , Lorong Bayan Indah 2 , Bay Avenue , Queensbay , Sungai Nibong Business & Economy Website Its super simple - Your mining rigs are already set up and running .
 Its rolling mills in Gurun , Kedah produce sections , H - beams and I - beams , bars , wire HWG Tin Mining Sdn Bhd is another subsidiry of Ho Wah Genting Berhad .
 Information Malaysia in Brief Malaysia Selinsing . Nalidah Tin Mine Sdn . Bhd . Fe2O3 , goethite FeOOH , limoniteFeOOH.nH 2O or siderite FeCO 3 .
 Mamut Mine , Tuaran , Sabah , Malaysia : A Cu - Au - Ag mine , located in eastern Malaysia Valid Species Ag Al Au B C Ca Cu Fe H K Mg Mo O Pb S Sb Si Sn Zn .
 Jul 13 , 2001 Engineering Group Berhad , Tronoh Mines Malaysia Berhad and Hillgrove Gold NL . .. h review of the findings of the external auditors .
 Mining is one of the main industries in Malaysia . Malaysia produces aggregate , bauxite , clay , . Jump up to : " Mineral Resources " . Malaysian Minerals . 2009 .
 First Mining ICO with existing scalable infrastructure . 100 % renewable hydro energy , ensuring low cost and green electricity supply at only 5 cents per kWh .
 The Malaysian shipbuilder Inai Kiara SDN BHD presents the largest suction FLENDER gear units secure plant availability in Australias fourth biggest mine .
 Website pool manager . Our system allows you to change what pool your miner is connected to from our website . We allow 5 pools to be configured with fail over .
 Multicurrency mining pool with easy - to - use GUI miner . Ethereum , Zcash 0.0 Hs . Bitcoin BTC . 0.0 Hs . Monero XMR . 0.0 Hs . Ethereum Classic ETC . 0.0 Hs .
 The future of mining and metals is focused on embracing digital while optimizing productivity and portfolios . In addition to cookies that are strictly necessary to operate this website , we use the MadagascarEnglish MalawiEnglish MalaysiaEnglish MaldivesEnglish Can mining decode the opportunities of the future ?
 Visit project website Bitfury Group is committed to securing the Bitcoin Blockchain as one of the industrys leading infrastructure providers for bitcoin mining .
 A reference to the current status of process mining in healthcare . M. Lang , T. Bürkle , S. Laumann , H. ProkoschProcess mining for clinical workflows : . Lumpur , Malaysia , Revised Selected Papers , Lecture Notes in Computer Science , vol .
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Schou, C., Andersen, R. S., Chrysostomou, D., Bøgh, S. & Madsen, O., 26 Mar 2018, In : Robotics and Computer-Integrated Manufacturing. 53, Oktober 2018, p. 72-80 9 p.
Koch, P. J., van den Broek, M. K., Dębska, P., Thormann, M. A., Tetzlaff, A. J., Bøgh, S. & Chrysostomou, D., 19 Sep 2017, In : Procedia Manufacturing. 11, p. 83-90 7 p.
Andersen, R. E., Hansen, E. B., Cerny, D., Madsen, S., Pulendralingam, B., Bøgh, S. & Chrysostomou, D., 19 Sep 2017, In : Procedia Manufacturing. 11, p. 114-123 9 p.
Andersen, R. S., Bøgh, S. & Ceballos, I., 2017.
Pedersen, M. R., Nalpantidis, L., Andersen, R. S., Schou, C., Bøgh, S., Krüger, V. & Madsen, O., 2016, In : Robotics and Computer-Integrated Manufacturing. 37, p. 282-291 10 p.

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Schou , C. , Andersen , R. S. , Chrysostomou , D. , Bøgh , S. & Madsen , O. , 26 Mar 2018 , In : Robotics and Computer - Integrated Manufacturing . 53 , Oktober 2018 , p. 72 - 80 9 p.
 Koch , P. J. , van den Broek , M. K. , Dębska , P. , Thormann , M. A. , Tetzlaff , A. J. , Bøgh , S. & Chrysostomou , D. , 19 Sep 2017 , In : Procedia Manufacturing . 11 , p. 83 - 90 7 p.
 Andersen , R. E. , Hansen , E. B. , Cerny , D. , Madsen , S. , Pulendralingam , B. , Bøgh , S. & Chrysostomou , D. , 19 Sep 2017 , In : Procedia Manufacturing . 11 , p. 114 - 123 9 p.
 Andersen , R. S. , Bøgh , S. & Ceballos , I. , 2017 .
 Pedersen , M. R. , Nalpantidis , L. , Andersen , R. S. , Schou , C. , Bøgh , S. , Krüger , V. & Madsen , O. , 2016 , In : Robotics and Computer - Integrated Manufacturing . 37 , p. 282 - 291 10 p.