 evening, assuming the tsunami had passed, but officials said ocean currents remained unusually strong for some time after the first wave hit the coast.
“The tsunami lasted something like two and a half days before it was actually off of the tide gauges,” said researcher Jose Borrero.
“If we have any kind of wave activity, anything that’s over the two foot level, beaches should be closed and people should be kept away,” said Tsunami Research Center Director Costas Synolakis.
Officials said California lacks many of the recording tools it could use to gauge the impact of ocean currents.
Compact, low-noise operation and easy to assemble. Fully automatic booster unit for swimming pool and drinking water.
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Booster units from the Aquacell range contain a non-self-priming, staged centrifugal pump. The fully automatic booster units are compact, have a low noise level and are supplied wired ready for connection and with the pipes in place....Each morning as I wake, my brown scapular is either outside of my shirt or loosely hanging around my neck. This morning it happened to be outside of my shirt and as I rose out of bed, I could see the front piece of cloth along with the Benedictine medal and crucifix very distinctly.
Although I have written before on this particular sacramental in the blog post, Catholic Dog Tags, I realized as I washed my face that I have never written on sacramentals in general. Knowing full well that the Catechism of the Catholic Church has a section explaining these objects, I thought it would be good a quick lesson from the Catechism for today.
Before I provide you with the quick lesson, I would like to say that as important as sacramentals are in the life of the Church, they do not dispense the grace of the Holy Spirit as the seven sacraments do. They assist us in receiving the grace and how we should cooperate with them.
Substituting a sacramental for the sacraments must be avoided completely. You should not wear a scapular, a medal, carry a rosary or a hang a crucifix in your home, and then not receive the sacraments or attend Holy Mass. Frequent reception of the sacraments, particularly, Reconciliation and Holy Eucharist is fundamental for our personal and intimate relationship with Jesus Christ and His Church. Sacramentals should help us in building that friendship with Our Lord and Savior.
If you would like a more extensive explanation and understanding of Sacramentals, I would encourage you to read CCC 1667-1676. I would also encourage you to read, Sacramentals: What Are They? on the EWTN website.
These are some guidelines for all Game Brewer and Amuza volunteers. Please don’t sign up for our Demo Team if you don’t agree with them.
For every time slot that you volunteer, 3 points will be uploaded to your personal wallet on our demo team website. These points can be exchanged for the board games shown on the Rewards page of our website. Note that these points will be uploaded in advance. In case of a no-show, these points will be removed. If you want to receive your chosen games on the day of the event, please select your rewards at least 14 days in advance. It is possible to save up points, but know that no rewards will be send to you by mail. All rewards are handed over personally on the day of an event.
We will provide free still water for all our volunteers on each event. To cover all your other expenses (parking ticket, food, drinks,…) you will receive €15 for every time slot that you volunteer.
1 day events: If you volunteer for the entire day, an entrance ticket will be provided to you.
2-3 day events: If you volunteer at least 2 time slots during the entire event, an entrance ticket for the whole event will be provided to you.
4+ day events: If you volunteer at least 3 time slots during the entire event, an entrance ticket for the whole event will be provided to you.
If you signed up for a morning shift, please arrive at least 30 minutes early to help with setting up the demo games.
If you signed up for the afternoon/evening shift of the final day, please stay 60 minutes late to help with the clean-up.
All volunteers are expected to wear a Game Brewer or Amuza t-shirt and name badge (both will be provided by us – volunteers who work multiple days will be given one t-shirt for each day).
We expect the members of our demo team to be well prepaired.  If you need a physical copy of a game to be able to prepare yourself, please send us a message and we’ll try to get it to you as soon as possible. Please return this copy at the event or select it as a reward if you wish to keep it. All rulebooks can be downloaded on the product pages on www.gamebrewer.com.
You can select the games you prefer to demo when you register and you can later edit your preferred games list in your personal profile page on our website. With this information, we will pair each volunteer with two demo tables. We will try to share the final planning with you as soon as possible, so you can prepare your assigned game(s).
If, for some reason, you need to cancel your participation, please let us know as soon as possible so we can find someone to replace you.
If a demo team member cancels last minute several times, we will probably ask them not to sign up for our demo team anymore and delete their account.
Thank you for being a part of our Demo Team!
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Encryption password (defaults to no password).Many businesses seek to trade on standard terms and conditions to avoid negotiating bespoke contracts every time they buy or sell goods or services to another business*, but these can get misused and the so-called Battle of the Forms can arise. In the first of 2 articles, Justine Lowe from SME Solicitors explains how the situation might develop.
What is known in the legal trade as ‘the Battle of the Forms’ can arise and specifically applies when businesses attempt to forge a contract on their own standard terms and conditions. Each party will attempt to make sure that their own terms (drafted more favourably to them) will be the overriding contract terms. The classic battle is when one party makes an offer to sell or buy using their terms and the other party seeks to accept the offer with a document that uses its own conflicting terms. Often the latest terms exchanged will win but the question can still arise as to whose terms actually govern the contract. Is there actually a contract at all? In the haste of getting the deal done the small print is often overlooked and the battle lines are drawn.
A contract is made when an offer is made by one party which is unequivocally accepted by the other either by words or conduct. The Courts will try to find a contract if the parties are doing business together and they will look at the party’s behaviour and exchange of communications to find what terms apply if it is not certain.
These battles usually only arise when there is a problem under the contract. Before the problem can be resolved, the parties can become embroiled in lengthy and expensive discussions as to what are the actual terms of the contract before thought can be given to resolve the dispute.
Part Two will look at ways to avoid the battle including steps to ensure that your terms take priority.
*Please note there are different considerations if you use standard terms to sell goods or services to consumers.
in my actual band setup X32 is on stage (remoted with ipad from foh) and some channels are streamed from Pc using Usb connection.
We are going to purchase S32 so I was wondering if there were any chances to keep pc on stage without adding an external audio interface.
I guess I have no chances but...
Are you planning on moving the X32 to FOH position? If so, the answer to your question is no. You will need something like the new DN9630. The USB port on the back of the S32 is for updating the firmware only.
so I would have to connect DN9630 to S32 AES port and then S32 to X32 with the other AES port??
I would have usb channels available at foh, wouldn't I??
Yes you can do it that way Simone. The downside of that method would be only the first 2 banks of 8 (1-8, 9-16) would be available to the FOH (5th and 6th AES50 banks) - see pages 10-11 in the S32 QSG.
If you want more versatility, you could get an X32 Core (if you can find one) or an M32C and use the built in USB card. Another option is to get an X32 Rack and an SD16 instead of the S32.
I guess I have to run another ethernet cable to remote X32 at f.o.h.?? I mean, to put a wifi router on stage for mixbus controlling...
Sorry for the delay. Internet has been out since yesterday at work and when I got home I had other pressing things.
You can run an ethernet cable between FOH and MON and run one