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The distillery itself is set alongside the small village of Carbost with a dramatic coastal location greeting any visitors to the distillery. It’s an extremely popular destination, with Diageo investing heavily in a new visitor centre and tasting area.
Whilst Talisker may have lost its status as the Isle of Skye’s only distillery in 2017, it retains an important role within the Diageo ranks and a high profile amongst malt enthusiasts. Whilst it has been bottled as a single malt for many decades and received worldwide acclaim, it also performs an important function of providing content for its master’s blends.
In recent years the Talisker range of single malts has grown dramatically thanks to the pursuit of No Age Statement releases. These have augmented the distillery range rather than replace any of its classic expressions that are viewed as the 10 and 18-year olds, with the 25 and 30 statements providing wonderful experiences for those with deeper pockets. The No Age Statement arsenal includes Skye, Storm, Port Ruighe and Dark Storm, with Neist Point offering a more premium example. These are a mixture of different cask types and approaches with various effects, but generally they’ve been disappointing when set against the high benchmark of what Talisker is revered for. Particularly, as some of these whiskies charge a higher price for an inferior experience.
The distillery itself is set alongside the small village of Carbost with a dramatic coastal location greeting any visitors to the distillery. It’s an extremely popular destination, with Diageo investing heavily in a new visitor centre and tasting area. The Isle of Skye is enjoying a tourism boom and Talisker is no different welcoming nearly 70,000 visitors annually. A well-stocked shop offers all the Talisker releases, some Diageo rarities and a wealth of related merchandise.
Talisker itself was established in 1830 although illicit distilling was rampant on Skye. The Islay distilleries love to regale tales of avoiding the law and small stills supplying the local popular with their whisky. Skye was deemed to be even more remote by some Excisemen and a posting they did not relish with the weathered and arguably wild local population doing as they saw fit. This also applied to early workers at Talisker who felt helping themselves to a regular quantity of whisky was a right rather than a privilege. Set further away from the influence of government than Islay, Skye is a beautifully rugged and inspiring environment.
Talisker was established by Hugh and Kenneth MacAskill, who history shows were forceful opportunists and unsympathetic to the local population by engaging in clearances of families from the land. Some families were driven off Skye in search of a new beginning or encouraged to populate new settlements such as Carbost. This was the fashionable landowner tactic of the period with the Sutherland’s establishing the town of Brora along similar lines. In both cases a distillery was created to provide employment and profit to its already cash rich owners. Talisker under the ownership of the MacAskill’s was not a success and it moved into banking ownership within a couple of decades, before being sold to Donald MacLennan in 1857 for the princely sum of £500. Owners came and went as demand for whisky started to rise, but it wasn’t until 1880 with the arrival of the experienced duo of Alexander Allen and Roderick Kemp that Talisker started to make a name for itself.
They brought much needed investment including a nearby pier where merchant vessels could safely dock and receive casks from the distillery. Skye may now be connected to the mainland by a bridge but prior to 1995, the channel had to be crossed by boat and there was still the long trek north towards the crossing. The distillery moved into a new company along with the Imperial and Dailuaine distilleries prior to the Distillers Company Limited taking over in 1916. This was a forerunner of Diageo and its where Talisker remains to this day.
Notable events at the distillery include the practice of triple distillation until 1928 and this goes some way to explaining the unusual still configuration on site. With 5 stills still present the importance of a strong peat element and reflux helps create a charismatic style of new make. Like Mortlach and Springbank it retains a historical element – almost an oddity by accident – that would not be pursued in any distillery design of recent times. Even when the distillery was destroyed by fire in 1960, the still room was faithfully rebuilt to ensure the Talisker character was retained. This was followed in 1972 by the closure of its own maltings as was commonplace across the industry. Talisker distillery is a survivor and one that thanks to its medium level of peat offers a balance of distinctive features that are lacking in many of today’s whiskies.

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The distillery itself is set alongside the small village of Carbost with a dramatic coastal location greeting any visitors to the distillery . It ’s an extremely popular destination , with Diageo investing heavily in a new visitor centre and tasting area .
 Whilst Talisker may have lost its status as the Isle of Skye ’s only distillery in 2017 , it retains an important role within the Diageo ranks and a high profile amongst malt enthusiasts . Whilst it has been bottled as a single malt for many decades and received worldwide acclaim , it also performs an important function of providing content for its master ’s blends .
 In recent years the Talisker range of single malts has grown dramatically thanks to the pursuit of No Age Statement releases . These have augmented the distillery range rather than replace any of its classic expressions that are viewed as the 10 and 18 - year olds , with the 25 and 30 statements providing wonderful experiences for those with deeper pockets . The No Age Statement arsenal includes Skye , Storm , Port Ruighe and Dark Storm , with Neist Point offering a more premium example . These are a mixture of different cask types and approaches with various effects , but generally they ’ve been disappointing when set against the high benchmark of what Talisker is revered for . Particularly , as some of these whiskies charge a higher price for an inferior experience .
 The distillery itself is set alongside the small village of Carbost with a dramatic coastal location greeting any visitors to the distillery . It ’s an extremely popular destination , with Diageo investing heavily in a new visitor centre and tasting area . The Isle of Skye is enjoying a tourism boom and Talisker is no different welcoming nearly 70,000 visitors annually . A well - stocked shop offers all the Talisker releases , some Diageo rarities and a wealth of related merchandise .
 Talisker itself was established in 1830 although illicit distilling was rampant on Skye . The Islay distilleries love to regale tales of avoiding the law and small stills supplying the local popular with their whisky . Skye was deemed to be even more remote by some Excisemen and a posting they did not relish with the weathered and arguably wild local population doing as they saw fit . This also applied to early workers at Talisker who felt helping themselves to a regular quantity of whisky was a right rather than a privilege . Set further away from the influence of government than Islay , Skye is a beautifully rugged and inspiring environment .
 Talisker was established by Hugh and Kenneth MacAskill , who history shows were forceful opportunists and unsympathetic to the local population by engaging in clearances of families from the land . Some families were driven off Skye in search of a new beginning or encouraged to populate new settlements such as Carbost . This was the fashionable landowner tactic of the period with the Sutherland ’s establishing the town of Brora along similar lines . In both cases a distillery was created to provide employment and profit to its already cash rich owners . Talisker under the ownership of the MacAskill ’s was not a success and it moved into banking ownership within a couple of decades , before being sold to Donald MacLennan in 1857 for the princely sum of £ 500 . Owners came and went as demand for whisky started to rise , but it was n’t until 1880 with the arrival of the experienced duo of Alexander Allen and Roderick Kemp that Talisker started to make a name for itself .
 They brought much needed investment including a nearby pier where merchant vessels could safely dock and receive casks from the distillery . Skye may now be connected to the mainland by a bridge but prior to 1995 , the channel had to be crossed by boat and there was still the long trek north towards the crossing . The distillery moved into a new company along with the Imperial and Dailuaine distilleries prior to the Distillers Company Limited taking over in 1916 . This was a forerunner of Diageo and its where Talisker remains to this day .
 Notable events at the distillery include the practice of triple distillation until 1928 and this goes some way to explaining the unusual still configuration on site . With 5 stills still present the importance of a strong peat element and reflux helps create a charismatic style of new make . Like Mortlach and Springbank it retains a historical element – almost an oddity by accident – that would not be pursued in any distillery design of recent times . Even when the distillery was destroyed by fire in 1960 , the still room was faithfully rebuilt to ensure the Talisker character was retained . This was followed in 1972 by the closure of its own maltings as was commonplace across the industry . Talisker distillery is a survivor and one that thanks to its medium level of peat offers a balance of distinctive features that are lacking in many of today ’s whiskies .


text: Yes, it's that time of year again. June 30th at the Hotel Nikko in downtown San Francisco. The primary speaker will be Dr. Andrei Shustov, an internationally acknowledged T-Cell specialist and the man who has saved my life three times now. There will also be a patient advocate who will describe a ten-year multi-lymphoma journey. Admission is free, breakfast and lunch are provided and I believe that parking 'may' even be comped. This is a tremendous opportunity to interact with one of the best one-on-one. Registration is free, but required for planning purposes. See you there?

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Samsung has officially unveiled its iPad rival at IFA 2010, the 7-inch Android based Samsung Galaxy Tab.
Boasting dimensions of 19x120x12mm, the 7-inch tablet utilises WSVGA (1024x600) TFT screen technology and is packing Android 2.2 (FroYo).
Samsung is clearly proud of its seven inch wonder, saying the device "is pushing the market in new directions and Samsung believes this is only the beginning of its innovations as pioneers in smart media devices."
The Galaxy Tab also has a front-facing camera which allows for face-to-face video phoning over 3G, a rear-facing camera captures still images and video (the camera is 3MP and is equipped with an LED flash) and it allows you to email and SMS to your heart's content.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab runs Flash too, and has the ability to play back Full HD video. Like the iPad it will be using a microSIM for connectivity, so expect a wave of telcos announcing they will be supporting the device soon.
There's no news on an official UK release date or pricing but Samsung is hinting it will be available "in the coming months".

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Samsung has officially unveiled its iPad rival at IFA 2010 , the 7 - inch Android based Samsung Galaxy Tab .
 Boasting dimensions of 19x120x12 mm , the 7 - inch tablet utilises WSVGA ( 1024x600 ) TFT screen technology and is packing Android 2.2 ( FroYo ) .
 Samsung is clearly proud of its seven inch wonder , saying the device " is pushing the market in new directions and Samsung believes this is only the beginning of its innovations as pioneers in smart media devices . "
 The Galaxy Tab also has a front - facing camera which allows for face - to - face video phoning over 3 G , a rear - facing camera captures still images and video ( the camera is 3MP and is equipped with an LED flash ) and it allows you to email and SMS to your heart 's content .
 The Samsung Galaxy Tab runs Flash too , and has the ability to play back Full HD video . Like the iPad it will be using a microSIM for connectivity , so expect a wave of telcos announcing they will be supporting the device soon .
 There 's no news on an official UK release date or pricing but Samsung is hinting it will be available " in the coming months " .


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3 sample pages are attached.
Pharmacology Handwritten Note by Ranjan Kumar Patel Latest Delhi class Notes.
Pharmacology Handwritten Note PDF by Dr Gobind Garg Latest Delhi class Note.

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3 sample pages are attached .
 Pharmacology Handwritten Note by Ranjan Kumar Patel Latest Delhi class Notes .
 Pharmacology Handwritten Note PDF by Dr Gobind Garg Latest Delhi class Note .


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These new Loungefly x Star Wars printed backpacks are now available for pre-order at Entertainment Earth. The printed nylon backpacks feature artwork of scenes from the Star Wars films – choose from Imperials on Hoth, or Ewoks on Endor. The cute print style is reminiscent of ‘Where’s Waldo‘ artwork (or ‘Where’s Wally‘ for those outside the US) – you can spend ages looking closely at all the fun details in the print! These backpacks match the ECCC exclusive backpack, which features Darth Vader and Imperials.
Step out on your next adventure with some familiar friends close at hand. This Star Wars AT-AT Print Nylon Backpack features the art style of Where’s Waldo, inspired by the opening battle on Hoth in Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back.
Step out on your next adventure with some familiar friends close at hand. This Star Wars Ewok and Troopers Print Nylon Backpack features the art style of Where’s Waldo, inspired by the forest of Endor in Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi. Measuring 17 1/2-inches tall x 11 1/2-inches wide x 5-inches deep, it also sports a printed lining, an interior laptop pocket, and reinforced shoulder straps!
The backpacks are priced at US$40.00 each – while Entertainment Earth can ship internationally, these items are only eligible for shipping to selected countries. These are pre-order items, with stock expected to ship in July 2018.

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These new Loungefly x Star Wars printed backpacks are now available for pre - order at Entertainment Earth . The printed nylon backpacks feature artwork of scenes from the Star Wars films – choose from Imperials on Hoth , or Ewoks on Endor . The cute print style is reminiscent of ‘ Where ’s Waldo ‘ artwork ( or ‘ Where ’s Wally ‘ for those outside the US ) – you can spend ages looking closely at all the fun details in the print ! These backpacks match the ECCC exclusive backpack , which features Darth Vader and Imperials .
 Step out on your next adventure with some familiar friends close at hand . This Star Wars AT - AT Print Nylon Backpack features the art style of Where ’s Waldo , inspired by the opening battle on Hoth in Star Wars : Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back .
 Step out on your next adventure with some familiar friends close at hand . This Star Wars Ewok and Troopers Print Nylon Backpack features the art style of Where ’s Waldo , inspired by the forest of Endor in Star Wars : Episode VI – Return of the Jedi . Measuring 17 1/2 - inches tall x 11 1/2 - inches wide x 5 - inches deep , it also sports a printed lining , an interior laptop pocket , and reinforced shoulder straps !
 The backpacks are priced at US$ 40.00 each – while Entertainment Earth can ship internationally , these items are only eligible for shipping to selected countries . These are pre - order items , with stock expected to ship in July 2018 .


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Kitespar is a fiberglass tube that has an extremely high strength-to-weight ratio. .505 Kitespar has a weight of 1.98 grams per linear inch and is only recommended for weapons up to 36 inches in length as it may flex at greater lengths.
As a self titled foamsmith, I definitely have strong opinions regarding cores and foam. Ask any of my friends. The .505 is a great basic core, and the smaller length is perfect for Amtgard shorts. If you've a heavier strike, go for the .524, but this is great for your basics.

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Kitespar is a fiberglass tube that has an extremely high strength - to - weight ratio . .505 Kitespar has a weight of 1.98 grams per linear inch and is only recommended for weapons up to 36 inches in length as it may flex at greater lengths .
 As a self titled foamsmith , I definitely have strong opinions regarding cores and foam . Ask any of my friends . The .505 is a great basic core , and the smaller length is perfect for Amtgard shorts . If you 've a heavier strike , go for the .524 , but this is great for your basics .


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At least 990 children between the ages of one and five years are suffering from severe cases of malnutrition at an internally displaced persons (IDPs) camp in Muna, Borno state.
Being an unofficial IDP camp, Muna offers little comfort to the refugees who are mainly from Mafa, Dikwa and Gamboru Ngala.
The IDPs there lack access to food supply and other provisions from the non-governmental 0rganisation (NGO) and United Nations’ agencies in the region.
A United Nations Children Emergency Funds (UNICEF) official who spoke off the record told TheCable that nearly 1000 children in the camp are “severely” malnourished, and risk losing their lives.
She said the children had been enrolled into the Community for the Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) programme of UNICEF.
“In May, we recorded about 170 new severe cases of malnutrition and the number keeps increasing day-by-day,” she said.
She attributed the large number of malnutrition to lack of access to highly nutritious foods in the camp, poor feeding practices, such as inadequate breastfeeding by their mothers as well as offering of the wrong foods.
“Most of the cases you are seeing are new arrivals as you are aware that some IDPs were newly rescued from Mafa where they were held hostage by Boko Haram terrorists. Last months, we recorded about 97 new cases,” she said.
Zainab Ba’ana, an IDP from Mafa, whose son, Abubakar, was suffering from malnutrition, said she eats only once in a day at Muna camp, thereby lacking necessary breast milk to feed her child.
Recounting her bitter experience to TheCable, Ba’ana said she and her husband were held hostage in Mafa by Boko Haram for about two years.
“After we escaped, we walked from Mafa to Maiduguri for about one week. Seven people mostly children died on our way as a result of rehydration, extreme hunger, and lack of water and food while on our trip to Maiduguri,” Ba’ana said.
“We couldn’t wait to bury them because of the fear of being killed by Boko Haram terrorist. Being in Muna camp was more like a heaven compared to living in Mafa with Boko Haram terrorists.
Borno state is the epicenter of Boko Haram and one of the poorest states in the Sub-Saharan Africa region, with about three million internally displaced victims of violence.
Earlier in the year, the government revealed that more than 250,000 children were suffering from acute severe cases of malnutrition, while undernutrition had caused the deaths of more than 3,000 children in Borno alone.

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At least 990 children between the ages of one and five years are suffering from severe cases of malnutrition at an internally displaced persons ( IDPs ) camp in Muna , Borno state .
 Being an unofficial IDP camp , Muna offers little comfort to the refugees who are mainly from Mafa , Dikwa and Gamboru Ngala .
 The IDPs there lack access to food supply and other provisions from the non - governmental 0rganisation ( NGO ) and United Nations ’ agencies in the region .
 A United Nations Children Emergency Funds ( UNICEF ) official who spoke off the record told TheCable that nearly 1000 children in the camp are “ severely ” malnourished , and risk losing their lives .
 She said the children had been enrolled into the Community for the Management of Acute Malnutrition ( CMAM ) programme of UNICEF .
 “ In May , we recorded about 170 new severe cases of malnutrition and the number keeps increasing day - by - day , ” she said .
 She attributed the large number of malnutrition to lack of access to highly nutritious foods in the camp , poor feeding practices , such as inadequate breastfeeding by their mothers as well as offering of the wrong foods .
 “ Most of the cases you are seeing are new arrivals as you are aware that some IDPs were newly rescued from Mafa where they were held hostage by Boko Haram terrorists . Last months , we recorded about 97 new cases , ” she said .
 Zainab Ba’ana , an IDP from Mafa , whose son , Abubakar , was suffering from malnutrition , said she eats only once in a day at Muna camp , thereby lacking necessary breast milk to feed her child .
 Recounting her bitter experience to TheCable , Ba’ana said she and her husband were held hostage in Mafa by Boko Haram for about two years .
 “ After we escaped , we walked from Mafa to Maiduguri for about one week . Seven people mostly children died on our way as a result of rehydration , extreme hunger , and lack of water and food while on our trip to Maiduguri , ” Ba’ana said .
 “ We could n’t wait to bury them because of the fear of being killed by Boko Haram terrorist . Being in Muna camp was more like a heaven compared to living in Mafa with Boko Haram terrorists .
 Borno state is the epicenter of Boko Haram and one of the poorest states in the Sub - Saharan Africa region , with about three million internally displaced victims of violence .
 Earlier in the year , the government revealed that more than 250,000 children were suffering from acute severe cases of malnutrition , while undernutrition had caused the deaths of more than 3,000 children in Borno alone .


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Collection contains papers written by students using the Beck Archives collections for University of Denver courses. Collection also contains scholarly publications using the Beck Archives collections.
Collection currently contains 30 student papers.
Beck Archives Collection on Student Papers and Publications. Special Collections and Archives. https://duarchives.coalliance.org/repositories/2/resources/986 Accessed April 19, 2019.

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Collection contains papers written by students using the Beck Archives collections for University of Denver courses . Collection also contains scholarly publications using the Beck Archives collections .
 Collection currently contains 30 student papers .
 Beck Archives Collection on Student Papers and Publications . Special Collections and Archives . https://duarchives.coalliance.org/repositories/2/resources/986 Accessed April 19 , 2019 .


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When it comes to securing your future, Miller Law Group provides our clients with the strategic advantage they need to achieve their short- and long-term goals. Our thorough preparation process allows you to live your life with confidence and peace, knowing that your family law issue will be handled with the utmost care. Our aggressive and proactive Pittsfield divorce attorneys use nearly a century of combined experience to protect your family, your property, and your future.
We take great pride in knowing the ins and outs of the family courts throughout Massachusetts and the judges who preside in them. As a result, we can provide sharp and tactical counsel that addresses the unique concerns of whichever judge you’re presenting to. Whatever you're facing, you can be confident in our unparalleled experience and knowledge.
Call (508) 502-7002 or contact us with our online form to learn how our team can make your future brighter and more secure.
The key advantage to working with Miller Law Group is our commitment to developing every aspect of your case. This strengthens your position in any negotiation or formal hearing. As a result of our “leave no stone unturned” approach, we have been able to secure life-changing results for hundreds of clients all over Pittsfield and Massachusetts.
Team of expert consultants: Our team of forensic accountants, family counselors and psychologists, property appraisers, and other specialists handle the individual and complex aspects of your case.
Familiarity with individual courts: Miller Law Group understands the concerns and idiosyncrasies of each family law and probate court in Pittsfield—meaning we can avoid crucial mistakes that would weaken your case.
Custom pricing for representation: Part of what makes a case successful is how cost-effective it is for you. We allow you to choose the package you need for your trial or negotiation—empowering you to control the budget.
Speak with our team......in a free, no-obligation case consultation. We’re happy to help you figure out the next step and lay out your best legal options.
Call (413) 625-3188 or contact us online.

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When it comes to securing your future , Miller Law Group provides our clients with the strategic advantage they need to achieve their short- and long - term goals . Our thorough preparation process allows you to live your life with confidence and peace , knowing that your family law issue will be handled with the utmost care . Our aggressive and proactive Pittsfield divorce attorneys use nearly a century of combined experience to protect your family , your property , and your future .
 We take great pride in knowing the ins and outs of the family courts throughout Massachusetts and the judges who preside in them . As a result , we can provide sharp and tactical counsel that addresses the unique concerns of whichever judge you ’re presenting to . Whatever you 're facing , you can be confident in our unparalleled experience and knowledge .
 Call ( 508 ) 502 - 7002 or contact us with our online form to learn how our team can make your future brighter and more secure .
 The key advantage to working with Miller Law Group is our commitment to developing every aspect of your case . This strengthens your position in any negotiation or formal hearing . As a result of our “ leave no stone unturned ” approach , we have been able to secure life - changing results for hundreds of clients all over Pittsfield and Massachusetts .
 Team of expert consultants : Our team of forensic accountants , family counselors and psychologists , property appraisers , and other specialists handle the individual and complex aspects of your case .
 Familiarity with individual courts : Miller Law Group understands the concerns and idiosyncrasies of each family law and probate court in Pittsfield — meaning we can avoid crucial mistakes that would weaken your case .
 Custom pricing for representation : Part of what makes a case successful is how cost - effective it is for you . We allow you to choose the package you need for your trial or negotiation — empowering you to control the budget .
 Speak with our team ...... in a free , no - obligation case consultation . We ’re happy to help you figure out the next step and lay out your best legal options .
 Call ( 413 ) 625 - 3188 or contact us online .


text: A short way offshore lies one of China’s most important Buddhist sites, which has attracted pilgrims for over a thousand years. The island of Putuoshan is named for Mt. Putuo, the highest peak in the archipelago. The mountain is one of four peaks in China sacred to Buddhists, and the island is a picturesque treasury of temples, over 80 monasteries and gardens that embody every nostalgic image of China one could hope for. The slopes rise from a shoreline boasting two lovely sand beaches; Hundred Step Beach and Thousand Step Beach, divided by a rocky promontory topped by a temple. The island’s main temple is dedicated to Guanyin, sometimes called Avalokitesvara, the Goddess of Mercy and Hearer of Cries, beloved of the common folk. On Longwu Hill stands a remarkable 33-meter statue of the Goddess, crafted of bronze and gold and erected in 1997, which continues to draw pilgrims from around China and the wider world.

tokenized: A short way offshore lies one of China ’s most important Buddhist sites , which has attracted pilgrims for over a thousand years . The island of Putuoshan is named for Mt. Putuo , the highest peak in the archipelago . The mountain is one of four peaks in China sacred to Buddhists , and the island is a picturesque treasury of temples , over 80 monasteries and gardens that embody every nostalgic image of China one could hope for . The slopes rise from a shoreline boasting two lovely sand beaches ; Hundred Step Beach and Thousand Step Beach , divided by a rocky promontory topped by a temple . The island ’s main temple is dedicated to Guanyin , sometimes called Avalokitesvara , the Goddess of Mercy and Hearer of Cries , beloved of the common folk . On Longwu Hill stands a remarkable 33 - meter statue of the Goddess , crafted of bronze and gold and erected in 1997 , which continues to draw pilgrims from around China and the wider world .


text: Water demand in the Sultanate of Oman has recently increased (15% per year) as a result of financial development, increasing in population, agriculture and industries, which lead to depletion of water resources. It is clear that the current water resources cannot meet the future demand. In addition, most areas of the country are still suffering from the presence of large quantities of untreated wastewater that leads to leaks in the subsoil and cause roundwater contamination. Organic pollutants, anionic toxic species and heavy metals are the main industrial wastewater ollutants from oil industry and hospital wastewater. Above the tolerance level, heavy metals cause neurological disorders, infertility, brain fogginess, attention deficit, problems with concentration, developmental delay in children and obsessive compulsive disorder diseases for humans.

tokenized: Water demand in the Sultanate of Oman has recently increased ( 15 % per year ) as a result of financial development , increasing in population , agriculture and industries , which lead to depletion of water resources . It is clear that the current water resources can not meet the future demand . In addition , most areas of the country are still suffering from the presence of large quantities of untreated wastewater that leads to leaks in the subsoil and cause roundwater contamination . Organic pollutants , anionic toxic species and heavy metals are the main industrial wastewater ollutants from oil industry and hospital wastewater . Above the tolerance level , heavy metals cause neurological disorders , infertility , brain fogginess , attention deficit , problems with concentration , developmental delay in children and obsessive compulsive disorder diseases for humans .


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As architects, we're particularly bound by the laws of thermodynamics. Heat transfers through our walls, through our floors and into our bodies, affecting the thermal comfort of the space and the overall energy use of the building. These laws define the fundamental qualities that define physical systems in buildings, chemical bonds, and the earths atmosphere.
no heat will flow between any two bodies that are at the same temperature.
Matter is always seeking equilibrium. Moisture also moves from high to low, which defines the vapor profile in a building.
That being said, heat also moves from hottest to coldest. Take a boil pot of water, for example. When you drop spaghetti into the water, the water immediately stops boiling. It's not because the spaghetti cooled the water so much that it's below boiling temperature, it's because the heat of the stove immediately transfers to the coldest thing - the spaghetti. Once the noodles match the temperature of the water, only then will the pot continue to boil.
The human body sweats. The transfer of moisture from inside to outside the body is most effective when air transfers that moisture away from your skin through convection. According to the laws above though, air will only transfer this moisture when the surrounding air is not fully saturated. That is why evaporative cooling works in a dry climate, but not in a humid climate - there's nowhere for that water to go!
In class the other day, Shanelle picked up a stainless steel spoon in one hand and a canvas pencil bag in the other. She was asked to decide which item was colder. After a bit of deliberating, she decided that the spoon felt colder at first, but soon felt warmer.
In fact, both the spoon and the pencil bag were the same temperature - room temperature. What Shanelle experienced was heat being transfered from her hand via conduction. Since the metal is more conductive than the canvas bag, it removes heat from her hand. In fact, we don't really comprehend heat until there is a temperature differential.
Why do we give marathon runners metal blankets after they finish their race? A runners body will continue to emit heat (through radiation) and perspire (through evaporation) even hours after the race. The "blanket" serves to keep the runners heat close to their body even after the activity has stopped to prevent hypothermia.
The R-value of a material is an indicator of its ability to resist or retard heat transfer in a given thickness of material. A high R-value is indicative of a insulative material (low conduction) while a low R-value indicates a more conductive material). In calculating the total R-value of a multi-layered assembly, the individual R-values are added together to form the nominal or rated R-value, essentially forming the best case scenario. Typical material R-values can be found in the ASHRAE Handbook of Fundamentals and a few of them can be found here (above left). When choosing insulation materials, it is also important to consider the embodied energy that goes into producing the materials.
3. Calculate the temperature difference between each material. Divide the R-value of the material (Rmat) by the total nominal R-value (Rtot) and multiply by the temperature difference.
To retard the flow of heat: introduce voids or microscopic pockets of air. Air is a gas, and its atoms are spaced, on average, further apart than they are in solids. Air can act as an insulator — but only if it remains stagnant.
What is a thermal bridge?... and why do I care?
The thermal image shown here is Jeanne Gang's Aqua Tower in Chicago, IL, which has become the poster child for thermal bridging. Here, the concrete slabs are extended beyond the thermal envelope (largely glass), transferring a huge amount of energy between inside and out.
Thermal heat transfer can be easily calculated at the one-dimensional scale, however this method does not account for thermal interactions between systems, such as between windows and walls. Two-dimensional thermal modeling tools, such as Lawrence Berkeley National Lab’s (LBNL) Therm, are used to digitally simulate heat transfer through building assemblies. This is helpful to identify thermal bridges or locate the dew point within the assembly. With this information, the designer can determine where to locate thermal breaks, add insulation, or even feed the results into an energy model for more accurate results.
These conditions can create cold or hot spots within an assembly that may radiate to the interior space, creating opportunities for occupant discomfort.
Extreme temperature differentials within an otherwise uniform assemebly create prime opportunities for condensation to form when the material temperature is below the dewpoint of the air. This can lead to mold if the material is not able to dry thoroughly or material failure if the material is not able to tolerate moist conditions.
The project shown here, located in Italy, had a significant condensation problem along the perimeter concrete beam at the intersection of the wall and roof in the attic. Though this is not a conventional detail seen in the US, the concrete beam was more conductive than the brick masonry, so a thermal bridge was created. The concrete beam was required for seismic purposes.
Not only did the thermal bridge likely increase mechanical conditioning demands, it created a cold spot which impacted the thermal comfort within the space. Additionally, the lower internal temperatures allowed condensation to form and the sustained conditions (and lack of drying) permitted mold to form. Though thermal bridging does not always lead to interior mold issues, it is most common in buildings that are not properly ventilated (Bonilauri 2016).
The Werner Otto Hall at the Busch Reisinger Museum located at Harvard University, shown below, is a token example of building failure due to poor detailing, particularly poor air sealing and thermal bridging. In fact, the building only lasted 19 years – it was constructed in 1991 and demolished in 1991.
The curators of the museum required that the interior air be kept at 70F and 50% RH to maintain the health of the artwork. In addition, the building was pressurized so that air would only leak out, and never in from outside. Over time, cold, moist air leaked into the cavity during winter months and condensed. During the cold Boston winter, the condensation coming from the humid interior air would sometimes freeze.
Adding to the problem, the exterior metal panels were connected to the framing with galvanized ties which rusted and deteriorated. Had the ties been stainless steel, though more expensive, the attachments would have been less susceptible to damage from moisture. Over time, the panels began to fall off the building and onto the sidewalk.Even beore that, there were other visible symptoms that began to appear. There was moisture accumulating in the roof, icicles along the bottom of the parapet, wet stains on the limestone façade, rust spots along the metal wall panels and staining from the glass block windows. Upon first trying to diagnose the problem, the first thought was that the air and vapor barrier had been punctured, potentially by the curators when trying to hang the art. The museum hired Simpson Gumpertz & Heger (SGH) to investigate the problem.
Due to numerous lawsuits, the official cause of damage was never released.
The bridge reduces the overall performance of the assembly, meaning more heat will flow across that layer. This reduces the amount of resistivity to the temperature differential between inside and out, creating potentially higher heating and cooling demands to maintain the design conditions within the building (as well as noncompliance with energy codes).
The psychrometric chart is a useful tool to demonstrate the relationship between heat and moisture, providing key benchmarks for successful thermal and hygrothermal management. When designing wall assemblies, the chart is particularly useful in determining the dew point of specific conditions - a useful metric to evaluate and manage moisture - the temperature at which air becomes fully saturated and liquid water forms (condensation).
The following instructions demonstrate how to calculate the dew point using the psychrometric chart. Next we will find the location of the dew point for 75F, 50% RH air.
The horizontal-axis shows dry bulb temperature (the temperature of air measured by a thermometer that is freely exposed to the air, but shielded from radiation and moisture).
The vertical-axis shows the humidity ratio or moisture content (typically in g(water) / kg(dry air). The curved lines through the chart represent the relative humidity (%). Using only temperature and RH, you can then locate the point.
50% RH is shown here.
Move leftward in a straight line from any coordinate (combination of temperature and relative humidity) to reach the saturation curve. Without changing the amount of moisture in the air, you're determining the temperature at which the air becomes completely saturated (the dew point). By moving along the horizontal axis, the mass of water vapor is held constant, but you move towards the 100% RH line.
If you move across the horizontal to the right side of the graph, you'll reach the humidity ratio, or the mass of water in air in g(water)/kg(air). This is the absolute amount of water in the air, regardless of temperature.
Once you reach the point of saturation (at 100% RH), draw a line straight down back to the temperature axis to find the dew point.
Here we see that the dew point for 75°F, 50% RH air is approximately 55°F.
Craig, Salmaan. 2017. “Some Things You Should Know about Heat.” Thermal Tectonics for the Next Billion People, February. https://www.pubpub.org/pub/5882929e97391e003a7fd0e2.

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As architects , we 're particularly bound by the laws of thermodynamics . Heat transfers through our walls , through our floors and into our bodies , affecting the thermal comfort of the space and the overall energy use of the building . These laws define the fundamental qualities that define physical systems in buildings , chemical bonds , and the earths atmosphere .
 no heat will flow between any two bodies that are at the same temperature .
 Matter is always seeking equilibrium . Moisture also moves from high to low , which defines the vapor profile in a building .
 That being said , heat also moves from hottest to coldest . Take a boil pot of water , for example . When you drop spaghetti into the water , the water immediately stops boiling . It 's not because the spaghetti cooled the water so much that it 's below boiling temperature , it 's because the heat of the stove immediately transfers to the coldest thing - the spaghetti . Once the noodles match the temperature of the water , only then will the pot continue to boil .
 The human body sweats . The transfer of moisture from inside to outside the body is most effective when air transfers that moisture away from your skin through convection . According to the laws above though , air will only transfer this moisture when the surrounding air is not fully saturated . That is why evaporative cooling works in a dry climate , but not in a humid climate - there 's nowhere for that water to go !
 In class the other day , Shanelle picked up a stainless steel spoon in one hand and a canvas pencil bag in the other . She was asked to decide which item was colder . After a bit of deliberating , she decided that the spoon felt colder at first , but soon felt warmer .
 In fact , both the spoon and the pencil bag were the same temperature - room temperature . What Shanelle experienced was heat being transfered from her hand via conduction . Since the metal is more conductive than the canvas bag , it removes heat from her hand . In fact , we do n't really comprehend heat until there is a temperature differential .
 Why do we give marathon runners metal blankets after they finish their race ? A runners body will continue to emit heat ( through radiation ) and perspire ( through evaporation ) even hours after the race . The " blanket " serves to keep the runners heat close to their body even after the activity has stopped to prevent hypothermia .
 The R - value of a material is an indicator of its ability to resist or retard heat transfer in a given thickness of material . A high R - value is indicative of a insulative material ( low conduction ) while a low R - value indicates a more conductive material ) . In calculating the total R - value of a multi - layered assembly , the individual R - values are added together to form the nominal or rated R - value , essentially forming the best case scenario . Typical material R - values can be found in the ASHRAE Handbook of Fundamentals and a few of them can be found here ( above left ) . When choosing insulation materials , it is also important to consider the embodied energy that goes into producing the materials .
 3 . Calculate the temperature difference between each material . Divide the R - value of the material ( Rmat ) by the total nominal R - value ( Rtot ) and multiply by the temperature difference .
 To retard the flow of heat : introduce voids or microscopic pockets of air . Air is a gas , and its atoms are spaced , on average , further apart than they are in solids . Air can act as an insulator — but only if it remains stagnant .
 What is a thermal bridge ? ... and why do I care ?
 The thermal image shown here is Jeanne Gang 's Aqua Tower in Chicago , IL , which has become the poster child for thermal bridging . Here , the concrete slabs are extended beyond the thermal envelope ( largely glass ) , transferring a huge amount of energy between inside and out .
 Thermal heat transfer can be easily calculated at the one - dimensional scale , however this method does not account for thermal interactions between systems , such as between windows and walls . Two - dimensional thermal modeling tools , such as Lawrence Berkeley National Lab ’s ( LBNL ) Therm , are used to digitally simulate heat transfer through building assemblies . This is helpful to identify thermal bridges or locate the dew point within the assembly . With this information , the designer can determine where to locate thermal breaks , add insulation , or even feed the results into an energy model for more accurate results .
 These conditions can create cold or hot spots within an assembly that may radiate to the interior space , creating opportunities for occupant discomfort .
 Extreme temperature differentials within an otherwise uniform assemebly create prime opportunities for condensation to form when the material temperature is below the dewpoint of the air . This can lead to mold if the material is not able to dry thoroughly or material failure if the material is not able to tolerate moist conditions .
 The project shown here , located in Italy , had a significant condensation problem along the perimeter concrete beam at the intersection of the wall and roof in the attic . Though this is not a conventional detail seen in the US , the concrete beam was more conductive than the brick masonry , so a thermal bridge was created . The concrete beam was required for seismic purposes .
 Not only did the thermal bridge likely increase mechanical conditioning demands , it created a cold spot which impacted the thermal comfort within the space . Additionally , the lower internal temperatures allowed condensation to form and the sustained conditions ( and lack of drying ) permitted mold to form . Though thermal bridging does not always lead to interior mold issues , it is most common in buildings that are not properly ventilated ( Bonilauri 2016 ) .
 The Werner Otto Hall at the Busch Reisinger Museum located at Harvard University , shown below , is a token example of building failure due to poor detailing , particularly poor air sealing and thermal bridging . In fact , the building only lasted 19 years – it was constructed in 1991 and demolished in 1991 .
 The curators of the museum required that the interior air be kept at 70F and 50 % RH to maintain the health of the artwork . In addition , the building was pressurized so that air would only leak out , and never in from outside . Over time , cold , moist air leaked into the cavity during winter months and condensed . During the cold Boston winter , the condensation coming from the humid interior air would sometimes freeze .
 Adding to the problem , the exterior metal panels were connected to the framing with galvanized ties which rusted and deteriorated . Had the ties been stainless steel , though more expensive , the attachments would have been less susceptible to damage from moisture . Over time , the panels began to fall off the building and onto the sidewalk . Even beore that , there were other visible symptoms that began to appear . There was moisture accumulating in the roof , icicles along the bottom of the parapet , wet stains on the limestone façade , rust spots along the metal wall panels and staining from the glass block windows . Upon first trying to diagnose the problem , the first thought was that the air and vapor barrier had been punctured , potentially by the curators when trying to hang the art . The museum hired Simpson Gumpertz & Heger ( SGH ) to investigate the problem .
 Due to numerous lawsuits , the official cause of damage was never released .
 The bridge reduces the overall performance of the assembly , meaning more heat will flow across that layer . This reduces the amount of resistivity to the temperature differential between inside and out , creating potentially higher heating and cooling demands to maintain the design conditions within the building ( as well as noncompliance with energy codes ) .
 The psychrometric chart is a useful tool to demonstrate the relationship between heat and moisture , providing key benchmarks for successful thermal and hygrothermal management . When designing wall assemblies , the chart is particularly useful in determining the dew point of specific conditions - a useful metric to evaluate and manage moisture - the temperature at which air becomes fully saturated and liquid water forms ( condensation ) .
 The following instructions demonstrate how to calculate the dew point using the psychrometric chart . Next we will find the location of the dew point for 75F , 50 % RH air .
 The horizontal - axis shows dry bulb temperature ( the temperature of air measured by a thermometer that is freely exposed to the air , but shielded from radiation and moisture ) .
 The vertical - axis shows the humidity ratio or moisture content ( typically in g(water ) / kg(dry air ) . The curved lines through the chart represent the relative humidity ( % ) . Using only temperature and RH , you can then locate the point .
 50 % RH is shown here .
 Move leftward in a straight line from any coordinate ( combination of temperature and relative humidity ) to reach the saturation curve . Without changing the amount of moisture in the air , you 're determining the temperature at which the air becomes completely saturated ( the dew point ) . By moving along the horizontal axis , the mass of water vapor is held constant , but you move towards the 100 % RH line .
 If you move across the horizontal to the right side of the graph , you 'll reach the humidity ratio , or the mass of water in air in g(water)/kg(air ) . This is the absolute amount of water in the air , regardless of temperature .
 Once you reach the point of saturation ( at 100 % RH ) , draw a line straight down back to the temperature axis to find the dew point .
 Here we see that the dew point for 75 ° F , 50 % RH air is approximately 55 ° F .
 Craig , Salmaan . 2017 . “ Some Things You Should Know about Heat . ” Thermal Tectonics for the Next Billion People , February . https://www.pubpub.org/pub/5882929e97391e003a7fd0e2 .


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The Maryland Health Commission wants greater transparency in medical costs, so consumers can make decisions about their care, and they came up with a unique way to make their point.
The commission created a website where they sell conversation-starter T-shirts, each with the cost of a common procedure on a black shirt with bold white letters: HIP REPLACEMENT $30,779 – and so on, for knee replacement, hysterectomy, and the like.
It's an interesting way to try to make a point, and it made me wonder: What if pharmacists wore T-shirts with their annual DIR losses emblazoned across the front? But even if we don't wear T-shirts, pharmacists do wear the DIR burden every single day.
NCPA has done just about everything you can think of to make sure lawmakers understand why DIR fees remain a pain point for community pharmacists – and we're moving the needle.
We've met with Trump administration officials at the White House, HHS, and CMS to lay out the negative effects of these onerous fees on community pharmacy. Of course, it's not just about community pharmacists – getting rid of DIR fees would help seniors, lower costs, and preserve pharmacy choice and access too.
But as you well know, PBMs are powerful entities. We've approached this issue strategically, and we see gains all the time. The light bulb is coming on with lawmakers. When we talk to them – and when YOU talk to them – they're understanding what we're saying. They get it. And we've worked across the retail pharmacy community to come to a consensus on eliminating fees and supporting fair pharmacy-specific quality measures. We're speaking with one voice, which increases our influence on Capitol Hill.
Right now, we're anticipating the CMS 2020 Part D rule, which we expect to be released later this fall. We've offered input wherever possible to CMS on this rule, which can address parts of regulation over which CMS has clear authority. We feel that this is our best shot at addressing pharmacy DIR fees. The rule is currently under review for clearance at the White House Office of Management and Budget. We continue to work with CMS on this rule and we are optimistic changes to this practice will be forthcoming.
We're also watching the push to eliminate the "safe harbor" protection for rebates to plans or PBMs involving prescription drugs. It's not directly related to DIR, but it could alter the current rebate structure between manufacturers and PBMs in the drug supply chain and in so doing, impact the current DIR structure within the Part D program. This rule also is under review for clearance at the White House OMB. Still, the CMS rule is our most likely vehicle for real DIR change.
We're far from being ready to declare victory but we see progress and movement. Things in Washington move at a glacial pace, so progress and movement is something to cheer. But we can't stop for a minute. Your efforts – meeting with your members of Congress, submitting comments to the docket on the president's drug pricing blueprint and the Part D 2019 rule – have pushed elimination of DIR fees onto policymakers' radar. This outreach continues to be a key pillar of our advocacy efforts. Keep up the good work, and we will too.
Remember that the House is on recess right now, through the midterms. It's a perfect opportunity to reach out, invite your member to your pharmacy, and put in your personal pitch. NCPA stands ready to help you with everything you need to make the meeting a success.
Email NCPA's Michael.Rule@ncpanet.org or phone him at (703) 838-2671 and he'll be glad to assist. We'll give you the facts and figures you need to make the case for eliminating DIR fees once and for all – facts that can be shared with your representatives in an email, on a call, or ... on a T-shirt!

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The Maryland Health Commission wants greater transparency in medical costs , so consumers can make decisions about their care , and they came up with a unique way to make their point .
 The commission created a website where they sell conversation - starter T - shirts , each with the cost of a common procedure on a black shirt with bold white letters : HIP REPLACEMENT $ 30,779 – and so on , for knee replacement , hysterectomy , and the like .
 It 's an interesting way to try to make a point , and it made me wonder : What if pharmacists wore T - shirts with their annual DIR losses emblazoned across the front ? But even if we do n't wear T - shirts , pharmacists do wear the DIR burden every single day .
 NCPA has done just about everything you can think of to make sure lawmakers understand why DIR fees remain a pain point for community pharmacists – and we 're moving the needle .
 We 've met with Trump administration officials at the White House , HHS , and CMS to lay out the negative effects of these onerous fees on community pharmacy . Of course , it 's not just about community pharmacists – getting rid of DIR fees would help seniors , lower costs , and preserve pharmacy choice and access too .
 But as you well know , PBMs are powerful entities . We 've approached this issue strategically , and we see gains all the time . The light bulb is coming on with lawmakers . When we talk to them – and when YOU talk to them – they 're understanding what we 're saying . They get it . And we 've worked across the retail pharmacy community to come to a consensus on eliminating fees and supporting fair pharmacy - specific quality measures . We 're speaking with one voice , which increases our influence on Capitol Hill .
 Right now , we 're anticipating the CMS 2020 Part D rule , which we expect to be released later this fall . We 've offered input wherever possible to CMS on this rule , which can address parts of regulation over which CMS has clear authority . We feel that this is our best shot at addressing pharmacy DIR fees . The rule is currently under review for clearance at the White House Office of Management and Budget . We continue to work with CMS on this rule and we are optimistic changes to this practice will be forthcoming .
 We 're also watching the push to eliminate the " safe harbor " protection for rebates to plans or PBMs involving prescription drugs . It 's not directly related to DIR , but it could alter the current rebate structure between manufacturers and PBMs in the drug supply chain and in so doing , impact the current DIR structure within the Part D program . This rule also is under review for clearance at the White House OMB . Still , the CMS rule is our most likely vehicle for real DIR change .
 We 're far from being ready to declare victory but we see progress and movement . Things in Washington move at a glacial pace , so progress and movement is something to cheer . But we ca n't stop for a minute . Your efforts – meeting with your members of Congress , submitting comments to the docket on the president 's drug pricing blueprint and the Part D 2019 rule – have pushed elimination of DIR fees onto policymakers ' radar . This outreach continues to be a key pillar of our advocacy efforts . Keep up the good work , and we will too .
 Remember that the House is on recess right now , through the midterms . It 's a perfect opportunity to reach out , invite your member to your pharmacy , and put in your personal pitch . NCPA stands ready to help you with everything you need to make the meeting a success .
 Email NCPA 's Michael.Rule@ncpanet.org or phone him at ( 703 ) 838 - 2671 and he 'll be glad to assist . We 'll give you the facts and figures you need to make the case for eliminating DIR fees once and for all – facts that can be shared with your representatives in an email , on a call , or ... on a T - shirt !


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Joining the 88CHARLIES Mentor Program gives you the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of youth by sharing your skills . Through our weekly workshops , you will introduce youth to new experiences and show them that they are capable of more than they ever imagined .
 Our program offers a unique experience to teach valuable life lessons through aircraft restoration . The hands - on learning application of 88CHARLIES gives students the opportunity to apply and expand their knowledge of what they have learned in the classroom setting , building confidence and encouraging creativity along the way .


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Printopic provides Piedmont with the best quality catalog printing , booklet printing , brochure printing , magazine printing and more !
 Printopic is best Full Color printing company in Piedmont ! Printopic provides all online printing service you 'd ever need , including catalog printing , printing templates and more all offered at cheap printing prices you want .


text: How sad America.So Rep.MIKE POMPEO plesae answer a question for me and our nation: Is it your re-election your really worried about, or do you really want our brave men and women serving in combat to have 2nd best? I'm sure you took the time to review all flight data and requirements as did the U.S. Airforce prior to this decision. This air support is needed NOW to help protect our BRAVE men and women serving our nation in combat. Hawker Beechcraft and you sir will have to answer to the American public for these delays. Just my thoughts, maybe this is why nothing every gets done in Washington. IT MATTERS TO ME AND SHOULD TO YOU AMERICA.

tokenized: How sad America . So Rep. MIKE POMPEO plesae answer a question for me and our nation : Is it your re - election your really worried about , or do you really want our brave men and women serving in combat to have 2nd best ? I 'm sure you took the time to review all flight data and requirements as did the U.S. Airforce prior to this decision . This air support is needed NOW to help protect our BRAVE men and women serving our nation in combat . Hawker Beechcraft and you sir will have to answer to the American public for these delays . Just my thoughts , maybe this is why nothing every gets done in Washington . IT MATTERS TO ME AND SHOULD TO YOU AMERICA .


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It is hard picking a point-of-view to write in and sticking with it. First person, third person; present tense, past tense–but what is best for the book I am about to unfold?
To much consideration, I have decided to delay the publication of the Grand Attraction’s sequel: the Grand Illusion. Instead, I turn my attention towards Fauldon’s Dream and the Karier of the Task.

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It is hard picking a point - of - view to write in and sticking with it . First person , third person ; present tense , past tense – but what is best for the book I am about to unfold ?
 To much consideration , I have decided to delay the publication of the Grand Attraction ’s sequel : the Grand Illusion . Instead , I turn my attention towards Fauldon ’s Dream and the Karier of the Task .


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tokenized: Enjoy this ' Boutique Hotel ' Style Studio at the Historic Murchies Building in the heart of Yaletown . A newly renovated suite , this multi - functional studio has beautiful reclaimed hardwood floors and slate throughout and includes a versatile , kitchen with gas range and quality stainless steel fridge , dishwasher and microwave . It also has full size insuite laundry , a grand concrete cast gas fireplace and updated contemporary bathroom with full size soaker tub . NO Parking included . Storage included .


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CORCORAN -- Even in defeat (and there have been few losses), Priscilla Zepeda and Tabitha Torres walked off the Corcoran High School court for the last time in their high school career as winners.
Torres averaged 19.3 points a game in a 24-5 season for the Panthers, and became the school's all-time leading scorer with more than 2,300 points.
Zepeda averaged 12.2 points a game for the two-time Valley Division IV champions.
Torres is nicknamed 'Tabby,' perhaps after her cat, and Zepeda is 'Hot Dog' because teammates say she show boats.

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CORCORAN -- Even in defeat ( and there have been few losses ) , Priscilla Zepeda and Tabitha Torres walked off the Corcoran High School court for the last time in their high school career as winners .
 Torres averaged 19.3 points a game in a 24 - 5 season for the Panthers , and became the school 's all - time leading scorer with more than 2,300 points .
 Zepeda averaged 12.2 points a game for the two - time Valley Division IV champions .
 Torres is nicknamed ' Tabby , ' perhaps after her cat , and Zepeda is ' Hot Dog ' because teammates say she show boats .


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This picture of monks in Leh was taken on our last day at the place. My husband had to buy something from the local market called Moti Market. I was too tried. I just sat on the steps opposite this monastery with other Tibetan people. This was quite close to the main market in Leh. I was reading a book sitting outside in the wide courtyard and inside a prayer meeting was going on. The place was vibrating with chants. There were quite a few people sitting outside like me. I felt peaceful, something I can rarely claim to be!
I must have still not recovered well from the stomach trouble that I developed on the trek, otherwise I rarely opt to sit down. I have always been a big fan of walking, to me a trip is not complete till I have walked around to my heart’s content.
I so wanted to click pictures of people sitting outside but I was too timid. I particularly remember an old lady with character etched in every line of her face, but I let it go.
A food mess was set up and they were cooking something delicious inside. Soon, that something was being served. I was asked if I would like to have some of the liquid. I said yes and started drinking the white looking stuff and it was like nothing I ever tasted before. Soon, a young girl asked if I would care for a refill? I agreed and she started chatting with me.
She was a Tibetan and has studied Library Science at Pune. She would like to work in a school at Leh after her studies. I asked her what the drink was and she told me it was Tibetan tea, made of butter and special tea leaves. Enjoyable, is what I have to say.
Walking on Snow? Don't Ask!

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This picture of monks in Leh was taken on our last day at the place . My husband had to buy something from the local market called Moti Market . I was too tried . I just sat on the steps opposite this monastery with other Tibetan people . This was quite close to the main market in Leh . I was reading a book sitting outside in the wide courtyard and inside a prayer meeting was going on . The place was vibrating with chants . There were quite a few people sitting outside like me . I felt peaceful , something I can rarely claim to be !
 I must have still not recovered well from the stomach trouble that I developed on the trek , otherwise I rarely opt to sit down . I have always been a big fan of walking , to me a trip is not complete till I have walked around to my heart ’s content .
 I so wanted to click pictures of people sitting outside but I was too timid . I particularly remember an old lady with character etched in every line of her face , but I let it go .
 A food mess was set up and they were cooking something delicious inside . Soon , that something was being served . I was asked if I would like to have some of the liquid . I said yes and started drinking the white looking stuff and it was like nothing I ever tasted before . Soon , a young girl asked if I would care for a refill ? I agreed and she started chatting with me .
 She was a Tibetan and has studied Library Science at Pune . She would like to work in a school at Leh after her studies . I asked her what the drink was and she told me it was Tibetan tea , made of butter and special tea leaves . Enjoyable , is what I have to say .
 Walking on Snow ? Do n't Ask !


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All requests made will be considered in light of the nature of the Service and commitments we have entered into, our obligations to store data and any applicable laws.
You can request modifications, deletion, or information about your personal data by sending a data request via email to dataprotection@affinitydna.co.uk or writing to us at any of our local offices or branches worldwide.
In order for data to be processed, certain data protection principles need to be adhered to. One of the said principles, is indeed the lawfulness behind the processing itself. There are various lawful grounds to process data. Indeed, one of the grounds is consent. Data can be processed for the performance of a contact to which the data subject is a party. We would only process data if such processing is based on lawful grounds.
Where the basis for processing is consent, explicit consent will be requested from the participants. Where the basis is contract, then you will be asked to agree to the terms of the contract and provide all the necessary personal data to allow us to provide the Service and fulfil our contractual obligations.
If processing of data is based on consent, it is your right to withdraw your consent at any time after it was given. You can contact us via email at dataprotection@affinitydna.co.uk to find out more about your right to withdraw consent or object.
We have taken all necessary precautions to ensure that we protect your data to the best of our abilities. Indeed, we have implemented security policies, rules as well as technical measures to protect your personal data. Nonetheless, the Internet is not a secure medium and thus data sent through the Internet can be subject to unauthorised acts by third parties which we shall not be held liable for. Thus, we shall not accept any responsibility or liability for the security of your data while the latter is in transit through the Internet.
Should we believe that any of your personal data in our control has been compromised we will inform you via the contact details provided by yourself and primarily using your email address if it has been provided.
We currently do not share personal data with third parties for any mass email or mail marketing purposes. In the event we decide to share this information this would only happen once we have obtained your permission beforehand.
AffinityDNA complies with the requirements of the Data Protection Act with regard to the collection, storage, processing and disclosure of personal information and is committed to upholding the Act’s core Data Protection Principles.
If contacting us does not resolve your complaint you have more options. Residents in Designated Countries may also have the right to contact our Data Protection Officer at dataprotection@affinitydna.co.uk.
Residents in Designated Countries may have additional rights under their laws and should refer to their local data protection organisation for guidance.
Registered Office: AffinityDNA Limited, Unit C, Broomsleigh Business Park, London, SE26 5BN, United Kingdom.
Trading & Contact Address: AffinityDNA, 60 Lansdowne Place, Hove, East Sussex, BN3 1FG, United Kingdom.

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We / Us / Our / AffinityDNA means Affinity DNA Limited .
 You / Your / Yourself means the User of the Website .
 Welcome to the website of Affinity DNA Limited ( “ AffinityDNA ” ) . The website is operated by AffinityDNA whereby it provides information in relation to the range of DNA testing services ( the “ Services ” ) that are offered by the company .
 ( iii ) any other means of communications used .
 – How Do We Use Your Information ?
 – How Do You Contact Us with Questions ?
 ( a ) We will collect and process your personal data when you either register for a Service or else when you submit your feedback , even through other means of communication . The information we shall ask for shall depend upon the activity and the use thereof of the Services ( e.g. paying for the Service ) . If you do not provide the data which would be needed for a particular activity , then you will not be able to engage and use that activity .
 ( c ) When you contact us for customer support we may collect additional information to resolve your issues .
 ( d ) Our website and Service are not targeted at children or those under the age of 16 . Therefore any individual under this age is not allowed to use our website or any of our services .
 To communicate with you about the Service you would have ordered . For example , if you contact us via email we will use the data to address your questions or troubleshoot any issues .
 AffinityDNA and its subsidiaries may also use your Personal Data and other personal non - identifiable information collected to help us to better understand our users and to improve the Services .
 In order to establish , exercise or defend any legal action .
 For the protection of our legitimate interests and the proper conduct of our business .
 As may be allowed or required by or under any law .
 Further to the above , kindly note that data collected is not used for any e - mail , mail shots , newsletters or mass mailing marketing purposes . However , should we decide to use data for the said purpose , this would only occur after obtaining the required consent from you .
 Data can be disclosed or shared with our employees in order to provide you with the Service signed up for . Data shall not be disclosed to unauthorised personnel .
 Through the use of our Services as well as through the direct or indirect collection of personal data , you are hereby acknowledging an accepting that AffinityDNA may be required to share your personal data with third parties , whether the latter are directly or indirectly related to AffinityDNA , in order to provide the Service required by you . The data will only be shared in ways set forth below .
 ( a ) Service providers : We provide and support some of our Services through contractual arrangements with service providers and other third parties . We and our service providers use a technology called ‘ cookies ’ which is a piece of software that enables us to collect data about how the website and services are being used and to manage them more efficiently as well as data is collected to deliver Services . For example , we may share your information with our Third Party Agents ( TPAs ) , virtual offices or the testing laboratories so as to provide you with the Service . The company is represented in some countries by authorised TPAs who may require your data in order to provide you with the Service . The laboratories we work with may also have access to your data to provide the Service . This data is then stored or disposed according to the laboratory ’s standard operating policies .
 ( b ) Cross - border : Due to the company ’s international operations , we may transmit client data across borders to other countries to our affiliates , subsidiaries , service providers and authorised TPAs as necessary to provide the Service .
 ( c ) Legal Requirements : If required to do so by law or in good faith believe this action is necessary we may have to disclose your Personal Data to ( i ) comply with a legal obligation , ( ii ) protect and defend the rights or property of AffinityDNA , ( iii ) act in urgent circumstances to protect the personal safety of users of the Services or the public , or ( iv ) protect against legal liability .
 ( d ) Business Continuity : Should AffinityDNA enter into the sale of all or part of its assets , we reserve the right to include your data , including personal data , among the assets transferred to the acquiring or surviving company .
 It is worth highlighting that data sent via the internet can be transmitted across international borders even when the sender and the received of the data are located in the same country . Thus , your data can be transmitted through a country that has a lower level of data protection than that existing in your country of residence .
 Amend or Rectify Data : You can contact us to edit your personal data especially if it is inaccurate . Under certain circumstances we may request proof to back up this request .
 Delete Data : You have the right to request that we delete all or some of your personal data particularly if it is no longer required to provide the Service to you or the Service has been concluded . There are however certain restrictions where this may not apply such as for example in the event of a test performed under Legal / Chain of Custody conditions .
 Right to Access and/or Take Your Data : You have the right to request a copy of your personal data on file in a machine - readable format .
 We will process any request by you to amend , delete or modify your information within 30 days from your request .
 All requests made will be considered in light of the nature of the Service and commitments we have entered into , our obligations to store data and any applicable laws .
 You can request modifications , deletion , or information about your personal data by sending a data request via email to dataprotection@affinitydna.co.uk or writing to us at any of our local offices or branches worldwide .
 In order for data to be processed , certain data protection principles need to be adhered to . One of the said principles , is indeed the lawfulness behind the processing itself . There are various lawful grounds to process data . Indeed , one of the grounds is consent . Data can be processed for the performance of a contact to which the data subject is a party . We would only process data if such processing is based on lawful grounds .
 Where the basis for processing is consent , explicit consent will be requested from the participants . Where the basis is contract , then you will be asked to agree to the terms of the contract and provide all the necessary personal data to allow us to provide the Service and fulfil our contractual obligations .
 If processing of data is based on consent , it is your right to withdraw your consent at any time after it was given . You can contact us via email at dataprotection@affinitydna.co.uk to find out more about your right to withdraw consent or object .
 We have taken all necessary precautions to ensure that we protect your data to the best of our abilities . Indeed , we have implemented security policies , rules as well as technical measures to protect your personal data . Nonetheless , the Internet is not a secure medium and thus data sent through the Internet can be subject to unauthorised acts by third parties which we shall not be held liable for . Thus , we shall not accept any responsibility or liability for the security of your data while the latter is in transit through the Internet .
 Should we believe that any of your personal data in our control has been compromised we will inform you via the contact details provided by yourself and primarily using your email address if it has been provided .
 We currently do not share personal data with third parties for any mass email or mail marketing purposes . In the event we decide to share this information this would only happen once we have obtained your permission beforehand .
 AffinityDNA complies with the requirements of the Data Protection Act with regard to the collection , storage , processing and disclosure of personal information and is committed to upholding the Act ’s core Data Protection Principles .
 If contacting us does not resolve your complaint you have more options . Residents in Designated Countries may also have the right to contact our Data Protection Officer at dataprotection@affinitydna.co.uk .
 Residents in Designated Countries may have additional rights under their laws and should refer to their local data protection organisation for guidance .
 Registered Office : AffinityDNA Limited , Unit C , Broomsleigh Business Park , London , SE26 5BN , United Kingdom .
 Trading & Contact Address : AffinityDNA , 60 Lansdowne Place , Hove , East Sussex , BN3 1FG , United Kingdom .


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Apple Dumplings are SOLD OUT!! Thank you to all who came to support the Junior Class!!
● Neil Wagner	●	October 15, 2015	● News Principal	●	Comments Off on Apple Dumplings are SOLD OUT!! Thank you to all who came to support the Junior Class!!

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Apple Dumplings are SOLD OUT ! ! Thank you to all who came to support the Junior Class ! !
 ● Neil Wagner 	 ● 	 October 15 , 2015 	 ● News Principal 	 ● 	 Comments Off on Apple Dumplings are SOLD OUT ! ! Thank you to all who came to support the Junior Class ! !


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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Rice growers met a threshold to move forward with a $750 million settlement over genetically modified rice, the company blamed for the problem said Thursday.
Bayer CropScience had agreed to the settlement this summer, five years after the company inadvertently introduced a strain of genetically altered long-grain rice into the U.S. market. As part of the settlement, Bayer set a threshold of 85 percent of rice acreage involved and could have opted out of the deal if not enough farmers signed up.
“Although Bayer CropScience believes it acted responsibly in the handling of its biotech rice, the company considered it important to resolve the litigation so that it can move forward focused on its fundamental mission of providing innovative solutions to modern agriculture,” spokesman Greg Coffey said in a statement.
Farmers in Arkansas — where about half of the nation’s rice is grown — as well as Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri and Texas sued Bayer after the German conglomerate developed an experimental strain of rice called LibertyLink to withstand its Liberty herbicide. U.S. regulators had not yet approved it for human consumption when trace amounts were found with conventional rice seed in storage.
The fear that the rice was unsafe, along with the notion that genetically altered rice was somehow impure, quashed sales in major markets. The mistake also left growers with huge losses as prices fell.
A fight to maintain consumer choice and farm independence has landed Maine farmer Jim Gerritsen on Utne Reader’s list of “25 Visionaries Who Are Changing Your World,” published in the November/December edition of the magazine on newsstands now.
Organic seed potato farmer Jim Gerritsen heads a trade association that is suing chemical giant Monsanto. (photo: Charlotte Hedley ) Gerritsen, wife Megan, and their four children run the Wood Prairie Farm in Bridgewater, which produces and sells organic seed potatoes to kitchen gardeners and market farmers in all 50 states. Gerritsen is also president of the Organic Seed Growers and Trade Association, and it was that role that led to the Utne recognition.
The nonprofit organization created a stir in food and farming communities when, with legal backing from the Public Patent Foundation, it filed a lawsuit in March against the chemical and biotechnology giant Monsanto. OSGATA has since been joined in the lawsuit by 82 other seed businesses, trade organizations and family farmers, which together represent more than 270,000 people.
The lawsuit questions the validity of Monsanto’s patents on genetically modified seeds, and seeks protection from patent-infringement lawsuits for the plaintiffs should their crops become contaminated with Monsanto’s transgenic crops.

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LITTLE ROCK , Ark. - Rice growers met a threshold to move forward with a $ 750 million settlement over genetically modified rice , the company blamed for the problem said Thursday .
 Bayer CropScience had agreed to the settlement this summer , five years after the company inadvertently introduced a strain of genetically altered long - grain rice into the U.S. market . As part of the settlement , Bayer set a threshold of 85 percent of rice acreage involved and could have opted out of the deal if not enough farmers signed up .
 “ Although Bayer CropScience believes it acted responsibly in the handling of its biotech rice , the company considered it important to resolve the litigation so that it can move forward focused on its fundamental mission of providing innovative solutions to modern agriculture , ” spokesman Greg Coffey said in a statement .
 Farmers in Arkansas — where about half of the nation ’s rice is grown — as well as Louisiana , Mississippi , Missouri and Texas sued Bayer after the German conglomerate developed an experimental strain of rice called LibertyLink to withstand its Liberty herbicide . U.S. regulators had not yet approved it for human consumption when trace amounts were found with conventional rice seed in storage .
 The fear that the rice was unsafe , along with the notion that genetically altered rice was somehow impure , quashed sales in major markets . The mistake also left growers with huge losses as prices fell .
 A fight to maintain consumer choice and farm independence has landed Maine farmer Jim Gerritsen on Utne Reader ’s list of “ 25 Visionaries Who Are Changing Your World , ” published in the November / December edition of the magazine on newsstands now .
 Organic seed potato farmer Jim Gerritsen heads a trade association that is suing chemical giant Monsanto . ( photo : Charlotte Hedley ) Gerritsen , wife Megan , and their four children run the Wood Prairie Farm in Bridgewater , which produces and sells organic seed potatoes to kitchen gardeners and market farmers in all 50 states . Gerritsen is also president of the Organic Seed Growers and Trade Association , and it was that role that led to the Utne recognition .
 The nonprofit organization created a stir in food and farming communities when , with legal backing from the Public Patent Foundation , it filed a lawsuit in March against the chemical and biotechnology giant Monsanto . OSGATA has since been joined in the lawsuit by 82 other seed businesses , trade organizations and family farmers , which together represent more than 270,000 people .
 The lawsuit questions the validity of Monsanto ’s patents on genetically modified seeds , and seeks protection from patent - infringement lawsuits for the plaintiffs should their crops become contaminated with Monsanto ’s transgenic crops .


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BAMBOO TRICYCLE: A NATURALLY E..
The first-ever themed issue of Habitus launches next year, taking the Design Hunter approach to these crucial areas of the home.
You’ve probably seen kitchen & bathroom magazines before. You may have even flicked through them. But this is going to be a new approach to exploring these areas, with our unique Habitus lens.
We believe it’s not just about how something looks (although this is important). We’re interested in how it works, and why we like things a certain way. What are the reasons our kitchens and bathrooms are the way they are? What are the social, cultural and historical factors that have led us here? Where will they lead us next?
With this special issue, Habitus is making a statement: the new kitchen & bathroom is about Experience. The kitchen is the centre of the household, a space of drama and entertainment. The bathroom is a wellness centre, a place of indulgence, integrated into bedrooms and other spaces.
We’ll be talking to design thinkers around the world, experts in the kitchen, in wellness psychology and philosophy. And like us, you’ll become overwhelmingly excited about the rich possibilities of these spaces for your own way of living. But don’t worry, we will also present the practical solutions and products to bring these ideas to life.
We’ll be immersing ourselves in kitchens and bathrooms on Habitusliving, and across our social media too – follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter to hear about our kitchen & bathroom competitions.
If you’d like to pre-order your copy, if you are a designer or architect and would like to submit your project for consideration, or if you are interested in advertising – click here.

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BAMBOO TRICYCLE : A NATURALLY E ..
 The first - ever themed issue of Habitus launches next year , taking the Design Hunter approach to these crucial areas of the home .
 You ’ve probably seen kitchen & bathroom magazines before . You may have even flicked through them . But this is going to be a new approach to exploring these areas , with our unique Habitus lens .
 We believe it ’s not just about how something looks ( although this is important ) . We ’re interested in how it works , and why we like things a certain way . What are the reasons our kitchens and bathrooms are the way they are ? What are the social , cultural and historical factors that have led us here ? Where will they lead us next ?
 With this special issue , Habitus is making a statement : the new kitchen & bathroom is about Experience . The kitchen is the centre of the household , a space of drama and entertainment . The bathroom is a wellness centre , a place of indulgence , integrated into bedrooms and other spaces .
 We ’ll be talking to design thinkers around the world , experts in the kitchen , in wellness psychology and philosophy . And like us , you ’ll become overwhelmingly excited about the rich possibilities of these spaces for your own way of living . But do n’t worry , we will also present the practical solutions and products to bring these ideas to life .
 We ’ll be immersing ourselves in kitchens and bathrooms on Habitusliving , and across our social media too – follow us on Instagram , Facebook and Twitter to hear about our kitchen & bathroom competitions .
 If you ’d like to pre - order your copy , if you are a designer or architect and would like to submit your project for consideration , or if you are interested in advertising – click here .