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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, the great philosopher, believed that the gut was the seat of all human emotions (and it was believed until the 20th Century that this was where an element of the human soul resided too!) It's not unusual for us to get butterfies in our tummy before a big event, or to have to rush to the loo when we're super nervous, because stress activates the 'flight or fight' response in our central nervous systems and as a result normal digestion can shut down; blood flow and the contractions of digestive muscles are also reduced, which in turn decreases the secretions needed for effective digestion. Stress can be detrimental to our mental and physical wellbeing, but for many IBS sufferers it can be a key trigger of their symptoms. So how do we manage these inconvenient and uncomfortable manifestations?
The easiest way to keep your stress under control is via frequent light exercise; you don't have to pump it hard in the gym for hours on end, but a light jog or a quick swim (or my personal preference, a touch of yoga) can help to clear the mind and put everything into perspective. Since I've been going to the gym a few times a week my stress levels have definitely decreased (it's amazing how much impact ten minutes on the cross-trainer can make) and in turn there's been a positive impact on my tummy too. Make a commitment to regularly get your bloody pumping, especially when stress levels are higher than normal.
Taking time out for a few minutes a day for meditation helps ease the emotional tension that hinders our everyday routines; it can help to re-balance the digestive system as well as clearing our minds. Mindfulness may seem slightly hocus pocus, but it really can make a positive difference and help us to let go of the stresses and worries that are bogging us down. Clearing our minds, focusing on our breathing and remembering to appreciate the little things is such a great way to start the day; committing to only ten minutes every morning can make such a difference overall.
Senocalm is a new product that's been developed for the relief from IBS gas-related symptoms (including bloating, painful spasms and cramps,) and offers peace of mind to help us busy women carry on with our lives - because nobody wants IBS stopping them in their tracks. It's gentle on the body and contains soothing simethicone (an anti-foaming agent that causes gas bubbles to collapse and collect together, forming larger gas bubbles that can pass more easily out of the intestines,) to allow the body to process gas in a natural way. I've been using this during a really stressful couple of weeks and it's made such a difference; within thirty minutes I feel my symptoms easing and able to carry on with my day. The capsules tablets are also handbag friendly and , incredibly discrete so great for when you're on-the-go.and work quickly so you don't have to stop; whether you take them as a preventative measure or use them to ease your existing discomfort, Senocalm really does work a treat.
Tummy troubles effect so many of us, but it's a topic that's rarely discussed. Nobody wants to bloat so much they get offered seats on the tube (yep, happens all the time!) or to have to rush off to the loo after a rich meal, but up to a fifth of the population is suffering in silence. A little change can make a big difference - for me a little exercise, mindfulness and a touch of Senocalm been somewhat revolutionary. Coz I don't have the time to be dealing with that cr*p. (Pun intended.)
For more information on Senocalm visit www.senokot.co.uk
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Virginia Department of Emergency Management
10501 Trade Court, Richmond, VA 23236
CONTACT: Bob Spieldenner (804) 897-6510
FOR RELEASE AT WILL - March 3, 2008
Tornado Drills Save Lives in Virginia RICHMOND, VA -- The recent tornadoes in Tennessee and Alabama show how important it is that everyone knows what to do during a tornado warning. Virginians will have a chance to practice tornado safety during the statewide tornado drill on March 18. Last year in Virginia, more than 210,000 people reported performing their own drills during the annual statewide tornado drill.
-- Tornado Preparedness Day is March 18 --
"We've seen the damage a tornado can cause with little or no warning," said Michael Cline, state coordinator of emergency management. "There is no doubt in my mind that these drills save lives every year."
Unlike hurricane season, there is no such thing as a "tornado season," and no part of the Commonwealth is safe from experiencing a tornado. Tornadoes have struck in every part of Virginia in every month of the year.
"Planning where to go and what to do at a moment's notice is the most important thing people can do to prepare for a tornado," said Bill Sammler, warning coordination meteorologist for the National Weather Service. "Receiving warnings via NOAA Weather Radio can give you the life-saving time you need to get to safe shelter, or reach a safe place in your home, school or business."
In 2006, the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration distributed approximately 80,000 weather alert radios to public schools across the country. Homes and businesses should also purchase their own radios, which transmit NWS severe weather watches and warnings automatically, 24 hours a day.
"If you are asleep or don't happen to have a television or radio turned on when a severe weather warning is issued, weather alert radios are always on and ready to sound an alarm," said Cline. "It is the most effective way to monitor severe weather watches and warnings at any time of day."
VDEM and NWS recommend designating a tornado shelter in an interior room on the lowest level of the building, away from windows. A basement is best, but if there is no basement, choose an interior bathroom, closet or other enclosed space on the lowest level of the building as possible. Tell everyone where the designated shelter is.
To conduct a drill at home or work:
- Announce the start of the drill.
- Participants should act as though a tornado warning has been issued for the immediate area or a tornado has been sighted nearby. They should move as quickly as possible to the designated tornado shelter.
- Once people reach safe areas they should crouch as low as possible to the floor, facing down, and cover their heads with their hands.
- Once everyone has reached safe shelter, announce that the tornado has passed and the drill is over.
After the drill, perform an assessment. Determine whether the shelter you chose was large enough for everyone, easy to get to and uncluttered. Remember that tornadoes strike at all hours, and you might not have the benefit of being fully awake when a tornado warning comes.
Virginians should also know how to survive a tornado when they are not at home, school or work. Those caught outside during a tornado should find sturdy shelter and, if there is none, lie flat in the lowest spot possible (such as a ditch). Those in a car or mobile home should leave it immediately and find sturdy shelter or lie flat in the lowest depression in the ground. Those in large enclosures like a mall or auditorium should seek shelter elsewhere in the building, such as a restroom or interior hallway.
To date, schools and state and local government have registered nearly 100,000 participants in the statewide tornado drill, March 18 at 9:45 a.m. Families and businesses are also encouraged to visit www.vaemergency.com to register and learn more about tornado safety. �
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The third year of the program focused on long-term processes, from the Sun's modulated activity to its influences on the climate systems of the heliosphere, Earth's atmosphere, and planetary environments.
The summer school has two principal aims:
The three-year program comprises three thematic clusters that together cover the scientific basis of the physical processes that play a role in coupling the Sun's interior to the planetary environments and atmospheres through the vast heliosphere.
The third year of the program will focus on long-term processes, from the Sun's modulated activity to its influences on the climate systems of the heliosphere, Earth's atmosphere, and planetary environments. The first year covered the plasma physics of the local cosmos, i.e., the science that is uniquely enabled by our existence within an environment of ionized gases. The second year covered explosive energy conversion and energetic particles. Thus, the three-year program of the summer school encompasses the entire scientific discipline that is now called heliophysics, which was borne out of the need for interdisciplinary research in the context of NASA's Living with a Star (LWS) Program.
Approximately 30 students (chosen from graduate students through first or second year postdoctoral fellows) will be selected each year through a competitive process to participate in the summer school. Each participant will receive air travel, lodging and per diem. Attendants will be selected for the 2009 summer school independent of their participation in 2007/2008.
Drs. Karel Schrijver (Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Center) and George Siscoe (Boston University) are the Deans of the summer school. Teachers and guest speakers will be identified by the Deans in the coming months.
The summer school is sponsored by the Living With a Star program of the Heliophysics Division in NASA's Science Mission Directorate. The UCAR Visiting Scientist Programs office administers the summer school.


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The Federation of American Scientists held a day-long symposium on Friday with featured speakers making recommendations to the Obama administration on how to most effectively respond to catastrophic national security threats.
During the meeting, which was held at the National Press Club in Washington, experts addressed multiple areas of security, including biotechnology, conventional, nuclear, biological and chemical weapons, cyber security, nuclear safety, and electricity generation, storage and distribution.
The speakers proposed 13 memorandums in all, two of which dealt directly with biological and chemical arms. In a memorandum titled "The Changing Biological Threat," David Franz endorsed intelligent international engagement policies to increase national security and lower costs.
Franz suggested that the next administration realize that while there is no technical solution to stop biological threats, simple metrics for sustainable engagement would change how countries think and act. The administration must seek to understand risks and intentional threats and engaging with people to create relationships is the most important aspect of biological security policy.
In a memorandum called "Goals for Chemical and Biological Nonproliferation and Disarmament," Paul Walker and Marina A. Abrams of Global Green USA recommended goals for biological and chemical arms control, nonproliferation and disarmament.
Walker and Abrams recommended that the Obama administration strengthen the Chemical Weapons Convention - the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, fully fund and implement safe and sound destruction of the chemical weapons stockpile in the U.S., continue to support and engage Russia's chemical weapons destruction program, strengthen the Biological Weapons Convention, develop a comprehensive policy for governing emerging dual-use technologies, and support the international and national efforts of scientific communities to promote responsible research.
The FAS stresses an ethical obligation to make sure that the technological creations of intellect and labor in the world are applied to the benefit of humankind.


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Sudipta Maiti
Sudipta Maiti
Department of Chemical Sciences
Department of Chemical Sciences
Department of Chemical Sciences
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Homi Bhabha Road, Colaba, Mumbai 400005
Department of Chemical Sciences
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Homi Bhabha Road, Colaba, Mumbai 400005
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Academic Profile
Doctoral Degree
1994, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA.
Postdoctoral Experience
1994-1998, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA.
Group Page
- Selected Publications
- Bidyut Sarkar, Anand K. Das and Sudipta Maiti
Thermodynamically stable amyloid beta monomers have much lower membrane affinity than the small oligomers.
Front. Physiol. 2013, 4 (84), 1-11.
- Muralidharan Chandrakesan, Bidyut Sarkar, Venus Singh Mithu, Rajiv Abhyankar, Debanjan Bhowmik, Suman Nag, Bankanidhi Sahoo, Riddhi Shah, Sushma Gurav, Raja Banerjee, Sucheta Dandekar, Jaya C. Jose, Neelanjana Sengupta, Perunthiruthy K. Madhu and Sudipta Maiti.
The basic structural motif and major biophysical properties of Amyloid beta are encoded in the fragment 18-35. Chem. Phys. 2013, (in press, DOI : 10.1016/j.chemphys.2013.01.010).
- Bidyut Sarkar, Anand K. Das, Senthil Arumugam, Sanjeev K. Kaushalya, Arkarup Bandyopadhyay, Jayaprakash Balaji and Sudipta Maiti.
The dynamics of somatic exocytosis in monoaminergic neurons.
Front. Physiol. 2012, 3(414), 1-13.
- Nag S., Bidyut Sarkar, Arkarup Bandyopadhyay, Bankanidhi Sahoo, Varun K.
A. Sreenivasan, Mamata Kombrabail, C Muralidharan, and Sudipta Maiti
The nature of the amyloid-beta monomer and the monomer-oligomer equilibrium.
J.Biol.Chem. 2011, doi: 10.1074/jbc.M110.199885
- Niraj Kumar Singh, Jenu V.Chacko, Varun K. A. Sreenivasan, Nag S., and Sudipta Maiti.
An ultra-compact alignment-free single molecule fluorescence device with a foldable light path.
J.Biomed.Opt. 2011, 16(2), doi:10.1117/1.3548311.


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Did Romney "win" the debate last week?
Or did Obama "lose" it?
There's been a lot of discussion this past week in the news on this.
I read and watch a lot of politics. Much of it is noise, but I like watching the political season, because it is the highest stakes persuasion game there is.
And reading last night, I came across this interview by Greg Sargent of the Washington Post with the pollster Stan Greenberg, who says he knows why Romney won the debate.
And by won the debate, Greenberg really is talking about why the polls are moving in Romney's favor. So he zeros in on the group that changed their opinion the most after the debate, and that group was unmarried women…
Romney succeeded in communicating with unmarried women, Greenberg says, by prefacing talk of his five point plan with an extended discussion of the economic strain of middle-income Americans.
Hugely useful insight here.
Romney prefaced talk of his plan with a discussion of the voter's economic strain.
In other words, Romney created empathy by talking about the voter's pain RIGHT BEFORE pitching his product.
And what did (or didn't) Obama do?
Unmarried women didn't respond to Obama's vow to improve the economy. They heard nothing there that was relevant to them, Greenberg says. They were not hearing about issues or problems or things that Obama would do that affect their lives. The president had a lot of detail but didn't have the set up in values.
Obama basically pitched the features (details of the plan) and generic benefits (Forward anyone?). He didn't talk about the customer's pain.
Romney won the debate because of what he did.
Romney outsold Obama to a group of voters Obama normally does better with.
This is the reason why Romney won the debate and Obama lost.
When you talk to your customer about the problems he is having, he begins to believe that you understand him.
When he feels understood, his sense of rapport with you builds, and he begins to trust and like you more, because he starts to think that you and he are alike.
This is the essence of sales excellence.
Apply this yourself and your sales will increase.
Sell with Pride,
Shameless Shamus Brown
P.S. Next couple of debates should be interesting. Tomorrow is the VP debate between Ryan and Biden – I hope it's a Cock Fight!


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When Brioc was a youth, his parents sent him to Paris where bishop Germanus fostered and educated him, and where, too, Brioc accomplished many miracles and was ordained to the priesthood . In his twenty-fifth year, Brioc returned to Corotica and helped to reconvert the region to Christianity . Departing from his native land some years later, Brioc crossed to Brittany and established a monastic centre at Tréguier . Only once again, in response to an appeal to rid it of a pestilence, did he revisit the country of his birth. On his return to Brittany , he founded his most famous monastery, which afterwards became the seat of the bishopric of S. Brieuc . The details related in the ' Life of S. Brioc ' illustrate the traditional propensity for travel which characterized the Celtic saints in general, and the close relations linking the Celtic provinces together.
Brioc is the patron of Llandyfrïog in south Cards. , and is remembered too in the place-names of Gloucestershire , Cornwall , and Brittany . His feast is celebrated usually on 1 May .
Hywel David Emanuel, M.A., (1921-70), Aberystwyth
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I lived at Casa Nuevo Vida's Women's House for roughly 6 months. My stay there was exactly what I needed to get back on my feet. The Anchor house had structure, accountability, and women working towards the same goals I had set for myself. The staff at Anchor was beyond amazing. They were always available to help me with step work, relationship issues or just daily struggles life throws at us. Casa Nuevo Vida Sober Living was a huge part of my sobriety and still is.Makenna K.
Nolan went to you a little over 2-1/2 years ago. He is doing so well! He is taking 12 units at Saddleback Jr college. He attends Saddleback Church San Clemente, and just starting volunteering there with the youth pastor. This is huge, because he previously had so much anxiety around people. Besides quitting drugs, he has also quit drinking and smoking cigarettes. He goes to the gym regularly, and eats very healthy. He has taken up hiking and archery. He has had some mental bumps in the road, but has stayed committed. From the bottom of my heart, Thank you! I'm sure Nolan would not be alive today without your help.Judy G.
Casa Nueva Vida is a house that I feel safe and supported as I focus on my recovery. The house Managers go above and beyond to meet the needs of each client. I am truly thankful to live at Casa Nueva Vida!Brittin T.
My stay at Casa Nuevo Vida has been instrumental to my recovery process. There is strong accountability, which is something I needed in early recovery. You are mandated to attend a meeting a day, which is the accountability that I needed early on. Now, I enjoy attending my regular meetings. It has also has given me the opportunity to prepare for a successful life outside of recovery. I have been given the opportunity to obtain a full-time job.
The owners and managers have also let me do extracurricular activities, which has allowed me to dive into the fellowship of AA. The house managers have always been there to help anytime I needed advice, or if I just needed someone to talk to when going through a hard time. The house that I currently live in, the Playa Beach House, is nice, very clean and there is always food. We have the best dog—his name is Charles in Charge—super loving and fun to play with. The house is close to the beach at Playa del Rey, so when I'm not working I like to go to the beach and just relax. They have also allowed me to pick speakers for the house meetings, which has allowed me to become more involved in AA.
I have gained long-term relationships with not only the guys I live with, but with solid guys who work for Casa who are serious about the program. That is key to me staying sober. I have found that as long as I am doing what I'm required to do—attending my meetings, I.O.P. , and staying clean—David and Janel allow me to enjoy life, and for that I am grateful.Tyler R.
My experience at Casa Nuevo Vida has been very different than what I expected coming into a transitional sober living home. This place has become a home to me, and thanks to David, his staff and the rest of the community, I feel very comfortable and I love it here.
This is the perfect place to learn to transition to a new life. You are treated like an adult and have freedom. The staff is very understanding and always there to help, being in recovery themselves. I have had nothing short of a great experience living here so far. Casa is helping me get my life back and I am grateful to have had the opportunity to stay here.Dan M.
I'm truly blessed to have discovered Casa Nuevo Vida in my journey through recovery. The owners David and Janel have worked hard to create a safe and healing group of homes with a kind and considerate staff who keep us all accountable and on track. They stress the importance of daily meetings and group events like dinners and beach outings, and they understand the value of the AA fellowship.
The houses not only attend daily meetings together but the importance of being of service and taking commitments is stressed as well. From my understanding, Casa is of a more serious level of care than many other sober living environments. For instance, we travel monthly to the midnight mission downtown to feed the homeless. We also all have daily chores and are put on restriction if they are neglected. There are also group events that align to the "fun in recovery" theme of course, but overall Casa Nuevo Vida is a recovery environment where the skills crucial to long term sobriety are treated with the respect and life-saving importance it demands. There is no place I'd rather have lived while in early recovery and will be forever grateful for the experience and amazing new relationships.Brian T.
Today is my 100 days of sobriety, and I could not have achieved this milestone without you and your team's support. I am very grateful to you for giving me this opportunity to be part of this family. I am going to miss all of you very dearly, but I'm also very well prepared to face life on life's terms due to the discipline, support and love that was showered on me.
During my stay at Casa Nuevo Vida the management staff and fellow residents were an excellent support network that I was able to lean on and it was very mutually benefitting for our recovery. We had a lot of fun while preparing ourselves for the real world, and you helped me transition from sober living to the real world.
During my stay I learned to lead a balanced lifestyle with priority on my recovery and also manage my time with meetings, service, work and play. I now belong to the Pacific Group, which is my home group and I have commitments on Wednesday and Saturday. I am learning to surf, and I enjoy biking by the ocean, taking our house dog on walks and practicing yoga and meditation.
It is because of your dedication to help the residents live a meaningful and fulfilled life that this was possible. Your service is greatly appreciated and you have changed my life. I could have lost my life, my loved ones and my career to this disease, but with all your support I now am on the path to leading a healthy, happy and meaningful life.
Thank you again for all your encouragement to help me lead a fulfilled life. I am forever grateful to you.B. P.
Casa Nuevo Vida was my sober living house after rehab. Being 29 days sober, scared, and having to figure out a completely new life, Casa became my home and family. They were completely non-judgmental of my gayness and would let me find my peer group and my own meetings. I became fast friends with many of my fellows at Casa, and I was even able to help one of my friends from the past get into Casa and out of a bad situation. All the Casa houses feel like homes, not hotel rooms as I have seen other places, and the chef does come up with some pretty good dinners, and there is always more than enough. Overall, I would recommend Casa Nuevo Vida to anyone who needs transitional housing and is serious about being sober.John H.
My son is a recovering drug addict, alcoholic and has been clean and sober while living at Casa Nuevo Vida for six months, after he was released from detox. The help he has received there is priceless. For the first time in many years he is living a happy, sober life. There is extreme care and attention given to each individual living at Casa Nuevo Vida. The atmosphere is one of belonging to a family. David looks after each individual as would a good parent. The home is very comfortable and the food, prepared by Chef David is excellent. I have nothing but the best to say about Casa Nuevo Vida and thank whatever powers may be that my son has had the opportunity to partake in their sober living program."
David's continuous demonstration of his hands-on involvement in our son's success in sobriety and making positive lifestyle changes is sincere and genuine. He is all about investing himself in the process. My son did not arrive in great shape… David's support of him, (and us as his parents..me especially) has been truly life-changing. I am so grateful to him for his kindness, friendship, caring supervision and sensible guidelines that have helped our son recognize and make good choices in his daily life.
Our son is doing great, and on a path that is the right one. We are so proud of the positive changes we have seen in our son these past couple of months and his future looks bright. My husband and I needed to move out of the area as had been planned for quite some time, and we were able to move on with our plans with the comfort of knowing our son was in the "right" living environment and was going to better than "fine" at Casa Nuevo Vida. Any parent who has been through what we have been through, understands the gravity of such words. I mean this from my heart; whether you are young, old, single or married, I have seen what David Marvin does.. and how he and others interact in his home. What he has done for our son…I say to myself, "amazing."PJ and Mindy
Casa Nuevo Vida is what real sober livings should aspire to be! I spent approximately 9 months in this house and unlike other sober livings where one is treated like a client, at Casa Nuevo Vida I was treated like family. The men at Casa Nuevo Vida became my family. We were a group of men that were lost, wondering aimlessly about the nation, thinking that we were living. We were men who believed that success was measured by the jobs that we held, the money we earned, and the material possessions that our families were providing us. I slowly experienced a transition and was able was to care for and be of service to those around me. I came to understand that the relationships I developed were far more important than the "things" I spent most of my life trying to acquire. We believe that you must "walk the walk" and not just "talk the talk"! The owner/manager of Casa Nuevo Vida, David Marvin, lives his life this way on a daily basis. By having someone who truly "walks the walk" around you 24/7, I was finally able to understand my priorities, and put them in order, – sobriety, family and service to those I come in contact with on a daily basis. Today I can honestly say without an inkling of doubt that My Days are Bigger than My Dreams! Thanks David!Berkeley D.
Jesse was embraced and supported by David and the other residents. Within a very short time, he felt right at home.This continued a very important part of his journey in recovery. Jesse was held to task for a series of responsibilities, including attending daily meetings, participating in household chores and securing a sponsor that would help him through the 12 step program. With David's continual loving guidance and his diligence in the 12 step program, he remains clean and sober today. As parents we remain comforted in knowing that David and the other residents of the house are always there for Jesse. We can't say enough about the care he got at Casa Nuevo Vida. We thank David with all our hearts.Karyn and Todd E.


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8/31/2010 | AGCO Introduces Sunflower® 6630 Vertical Tillage System
New vertical tillage machine efficiently opens cold, damp, early-spring soils; cuts through tough residue to speed soil warm-up and create consistent seedbed
DULUTH, Ga. (August 31, 2010) ― AGCO (NYSE:AGCO), Your Agriculture Company (http://www.AGCOcorp.com/)
, a worldwide manufacturer and distributor of agricultural equipment, is pleased to introduce the all-new Sunflower® 6630 (http://www.sunflowermfg.com/)
vertical tillage system. Built to match the needs of todays high-horsepower, precision-farming practices, the Sunflower 6630 efficiently cuts through tough residue and opens cold, wet soils to the warming action of the sun, allowing planting up to 10 days earlier in the spring so for optimum productivity by taking advantage of a full growing season.
"Vertical tillage is an increasingly popular practice used today to overcome cold, damp soil conditions and the tough structure and sheer volume of todays crop residues. The process of combining vertical surface tillage and residue control allows producers to get into the field sooner in the spring so they can take advantage of a full growing season," explains Larry Kuster, senior marketing specialist for seed and tillage. "Vertical tillage results in more even soil temperature and consistent soil moisture throughout the vertical soil profile, and creates soil surface that resists wind and water erosion."
"The Sunflower 6630 is designed to establish an ideal field surface by sizing and mixing plant residues with the upper layers of the soil profile. This allows the soil to absorb sunlight and evenly warm the upper two to three inches of soil so crops can begin growing early and achieve their maximum potential," Kuster adds.
Cutting through tough residue
A primary feature of the all-new Sunflower 6630 vertical tillage system is its patent-pending SoilRazor VT disc blades, from Ingersoll Tillage Group. The blades unique fluted wave pattern design easily cuts through tough residue and efficiently penetrates the soil. The 22-inch blades are set at an 18-degree gang angle to mix residues with just the right amount of soil, providing an ideal crop bed. As these innovative, stay-sharp disc blades wear down, the "V25" groove will shift thus allowing the hill of the blade to become the valley and the valley to become the hill. This "shift" enables the blade to maintain its sharp edge and still cut residue long after the competitions vertical tillage coulters have become dull.
Gang placement of the 6630 Series helps deliver a consistent, ridge-free field. Front and rear gangs are offset, allowing the front gang to provide an even, clean cut the entire width of the machine while the rear gang feathers and levels the soil, unlike heads-up or end-to-end gang placement, which can leave an uncut ridge of soil and create a ridge/valley effect.
Available in five models ranging from 21 feet wide to 32 feet wide, the 6630 Series has low horsepower requirement yet can be operated at up to 8 miles per hour, 30 percent faster than a conventional disc harrow. As a result, it allows growers to cover more acres with less fuel, helping increase return on investment in both time and dollars.
Designed for long life
"We also built this machine with strength and structural durability in mind to be a machine our customers can rely on to get the job done efficiently for years to come," explains Kuster. "It features a heavy mainframe along with many maintenance-free components to ensure long life of the machine."
Maintenance-free UHMW plastic bearings eliminate metal-to-metal contact in the machines lift system, so no lubrication is required. With no metal-to-metal friction, discs stay in adjustment and provide a level field. Each lift system is mounted to at least two frame members to provide strength and maintain alignment. The heavy-duty gauge wheels with parallel linkage control the leading disc gangs to ensure uniform depth, and the gauge wheel swivel-pivot design prevents bending due to side loads.
The Sunflower 6630 vertical tillage system also is equipped with heavily braced wing frames that withstand horizontal stress and rotational torque during operation. Likewise, a welded tongue provides strength and rigidity, and the single-lip hitch is built to hold up under the most adverse conditions. The 10¼-inch, six-blade spiral finishing reels provide the final field finish, crushing clods and root-balls and firming the seedbed. The reels have adjustable-spring down pressure and feature triple-sealed, greaseable bearings.
Sunflower, known as the "originators of flexible tillage tools," is the seeding and tillage division of AGCO. Sunflower is known around the world as a producer and marketer of top-quality products with exceptional customer support. Quality and service are what todays professional producers expect from their equipment and what Sunflower continues to provide.
For more information on the Sunflower 6630 vertical tillage system, see your local Sunflower equipment dealer or visit http://www.sunflowermfg.com.
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Sunflower® is a registered trademark of AGCO Corporation. SoilRazor is a trademark of Ingersoll Tillage Group, Inc.
AGCO, Your Agriculture Company (NYSE:AGCO), was founded in 1990 and offers a full product line of tractors, combines, hay tools, sprayers, forage, tillage equipment, implements, and related replacement parts. AGCO agricultural products are sold under the core brands of Challenger®, Fendt®, Massey Ferguson® and Valtra®, and are distributed globally through more than 2,700 independent dealers and distributors, in more than 140 countries worldwide. Retail financing is available through AGCO Finance. AGCO is headquartered in Duluth, Georgia, USA. In 2009, AGCO had net sales of $6.6 billion. Please visit our website at http://www.AGCOcorp.com/


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We'll take a look at the features offered by SiteGround in this review, as well as their hosting plans and the advantages and disadvantages of choosing them.
Let's take a detailed look at the features offered by SiteGround.
Siteground has very impressive and consistant uptime levels.
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SiteGround offers good speed and uptime with data centres located across five locations on three continents: Asia (Singapore), Europe (Amsterdam, London, Milan), and North America (Chicago). All plans including shared, give you the option to select the data centre that is closest to your target audience to give them faster access and load times to your website.
SiteGround offer a 99% uptime guarantee, averaged over a 12 month period. The SiteGround team continuously experiments with different configurations and keeps upgrading their hardware and server architecture for their dedicated servers. They ensure that their hosted accounts are instantly migrated to the latest hardware configurations after upgrades. This makes their server performance optimum at all times.
SiteGround offers an uptime guarantee of 99.9%, which means a very negligible down time. They are able to achieve this with the help of their custom server monitoring software.
This software monitors the status of every server in real-time and also minimises downtime by automatically resolving more than 90% of the server performance issues that come up, without human interaction.
Where and if they fail to meet that level of uptime they provide a credit to your account. The level of credit they add depends on the level of downtime experienced. The credits for excessive downtime are automatic and you don't need to apply for them or prove your case, they monitor their own service level stringently and are very upfront with compensating for this. The credit rate is basically the cost of one months hosting for every 1% of downtime below their guaranteed level. So if you have 98% uptime, 1% below the 99% guarantee, you would be credited with the cost of a months hosting to your SiteGround wallet. Credits cannot exceed either your current contract term or 12 months, whichever of the two is shortest.
The SiteGround team continuously experiments with different configurations and keeps upgrading their hardware and server architecture for their dedicated servers. They ensure that their hosted accounts are instantly migrated to the latest hardware configurations after upgrades. This makes their server performance optimum at all times.
Siteground run NGINX rather than Apache on shared and cloud plans, and also offer this as one of the performance boosters for dedicated plans. They also provide their own 'Supercacher' caching mechanism built on NGINX reverse proxy, for applications like WordPress and Drupal. This can have a positive impact on optimizing website speed through memcached and Google page speed. For a further efficiency boost, SiteGround also deploy CDN, HTTP2, PHP7 and HHVM.
Many of the network monitoring and technical tools used at SiteGround have been developed in-house by its team, including a custom take on Linux containers, a bespoke backup system, custom server monitoring tools, and security features developed in-house.
SiteGround's data centres are protected by high-end security at all times. Some of the key security measures implemented at their data centres include 24×7 human security, access control, mantraps, biometrics, bulletproof lobbies, and constant video surveillance.
With SiteGround, you get a distinct mechanism that isolates various shared server accounts from one another, which prevents the possibility of a vulnerable server account affecting the entire server.
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In case of any hacking attempts or related vulnerability in pre-installed server software (which are always kept updated) such as PHP, Exim, security gaps are instantly identified (due to continuous monitoring) and software patches are installed to fix the issues.
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It also provides a unique feature called 'Leech Protect', that lets administrators prevent users from publicly posting their secret passwords to different portions of the site.
In terms of backups, SiteGround store up to 30 backups of your website at any one time, and you can create your own manually too. Each of these are user accessible from the cPanel, so you can restore your site from a selection of backups at any time yourself. This is quite unique as most hosts don't allow you to manually access their backups.
One of the most critical factors that should influence your decision to opt for a hosting provider is the kind of customer service they offer. As a webmaster or blogger, 24/7, excellent customer support is necessary because you never know when you might encounter some issue that needs immediate resolution.
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Siteground use load balancers for their support requests, so enquiries are spread efficiently over available operators and not given a chance to bottleneck. They provide support on all issues from hosting to applications and modules, above the norm for a hosting provider. For instance, with the optimized hosting plan for Magento Community Edition, specialized Magento support is offered as part of that hosting package. Support for scripts and applications is normally redirected from a host to the third party that own the app which can result in a lot of back and forth, so this is a real added bonus. There are even free Magento tutorials in the Siteground knowledge base.
Their support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year via the ticket system, live chat or telephone support. They lend a personalised touch through the support personnel (via live chat or helpdesk) you discuss the issue with. You can view the support person's profile, technical background, areas of expertise and interests along with years of experience.
The comprehensive self-help tutorials and knowledge base, along with SiteGround webinars provide you access to a vast pool of information and troubleshooting guides.
You get the industry standard cPanel, which gives you access to the Softaculous auto-installer, along with their custom installs for WordPress, Joomla and Magento. The cPanel is easily accessible from the general billing client area of your hosting account.
You get access to SiteGround's SuperCacher (a web caching service) that has been specifically built on NGINX reverse proxy and developed based on Varnish and Memcached. It makes retrieving web pages faster (by storing the page on the visitor's browser cache when requested for the first time). Thus, it reduces the load on your server significantly.
You also get WordPress and Joomla Toolkits that enables you to easily modify your domain, reset admin passwords, fix any broken permissions, secure the admin page, configure SSL and move/delete your installation.
The multitude of script languages that Siteground support include Perl, Ruby On Rails, Python (when run inside the cgi-bin folder) PHP7 including the HHVM PHP execution engine, as well as other versions of PHP.
You can even use special developer features (GoGeek only) such as WP-CLI, Site Staging, and Drush and Git integration. Overall, the SiteGround control panel and hosting account offer a pool of features that make your work a lot easier.
All plans offered by SiteGround include 99.9% uptime, free domain name, and cPanel. They provide SSD storage on all shared and cloud hosting plans for ultimate speed and managed WordPress hosting on all accounts. The different hosting categories and plans are discussed below:
All shared hosting plans offer a free domain, free site transfer, free CloudFlare CDN, and unlimited MySQL DB. The SiteGround shared hosting plans are listed under:
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at $7.95 per month with free setup (subscription for 1-year, 2-years or 3-years) or 1-month trial for $7.95 per month with $24.95 setup fee, with multiple websites, 20GB web space, 30 copies of free daily backup, 1 year free SSL certificate, priority technical support, SuperCacher for optimised speed, and 25,000 visits per month
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SiteGround also offers dedicated WordPress hosting, with the same plans as mentioned above but with special features for the popular CMS.
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All plans include 24/7 VIP support, free CDN, fully managed servers and seven off-site backups of your account for seven consecutive days. You get all the required software pre-installed on your server along with a free private SSL, SSH access, free domain name, one dedicated IP, IP tables firewall, MySQL 5 and PostgreSQL, seven PHP versions and HHVM, Apache and CentOS, Exim mail server, WHM and cPanel, and the Softaculous auto installer.
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SiteGround offers some very good dedicated server hosting plans as well. With these managed premium plans, you get innovative software that boosts your server performance.
Aside from 24/7 VIP customer support, you also get a choice to select any of the three data centre locations for your dedicated server. You also get the same software pre-installed on your dedicated server (as with cloud hosting servers) with the only differences being that you get 5 dedicated IPs instead of just one along with a private DNS server setup.
The three SiteGround dedicated server hosting plans are listed under:
Entry Server – at $229 per month (1-month subscription), $223 per month (3-months subscription) and $217.50 per month (6-months subscription) with $99 setup fee, Intel Xeon E3-1230 CPU, 3.20GHz CPU clock speed, 4 CPU cores, 8 CPU threads, 8MB CPU cache, 4GB DDR3 RAM, 500GB SATA II HDD and 5TB bandwidth
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Enterprise Server – at $429 per month (1-month subscription), $418.33 per month (3-months subscription) and $407.50 per month (6-months subscription) with $99 setup fee, 2 x Intel Xeon E5-2620 CPU, 2.00GHz CPU clock speed, 2 x 6 CPU cores, 2 x 12 CPU threads, 15MB CPU cache, 16GB DDR3 RAM, 4 x 500GB SATA III/RAID 10 HDD and 5TB bandwidth
You can kick-start your own white-labelled hosting company with the reseller hosting program offered by SiteGround. The fees are as low as $42 per year (if you order 11 credits, where one credit equals one year hosting).
To be a part of this reseller program, you can buy five credits at $45 per credit initially and get all the benefits of a reseller hosting account. You are entitled to a non-branded cPanel along with a Private DNS upgrade to enable better server name branding.
The custom made hosting packages are plans that are tailored specifically to a clients needs. They are not ready made 'off the shelf' plans and as such pricing will differ on a case by case basis. Siteground take the time to discuss and identify the clients needs then craft the infrastructure based on those needs. This could involve cloud public or private configurations, whatever the client needs. You could have versions of your site available simultaneously in different physical locations if your audience is global so to make sure load time and latency are as low as possible. A customer in Europe would connect to the site hosted on a European Server and a U.S. customer visit the site based on the U.S. server.
These custom hosting solutions are scalable and based on Linux containers. Being an enterprise solution, they need to be scalable and able to handle peaks and spikes in traffic, as this type of solution is certainly not for a small business or website. The hosting infrastructure is fully managed allowing you to focus on your business while Siteground focus on the hosting in the background.
A customized enterprise solution does not come cheap. Unlike the 'off the shelf' ready to go hosting plans, these solutions are tailor made and for that level of service there is of course an added value and therefore a higher price. This type of solution should be researched amongst competitors as part of a normal 'request for quote/proposal' process to make sure you get the best solution for you, that meets or exceeds exactly what you need, with room to grow.
The amount of features on offer by SiteGround may make you think that they are great value for money. However, a closer look shows that this hosting provider is great for individual webmasters and small businesses whose sites are more prone to security attacks, as opposed to medium to large businesses.
SiteGround holds your hand and makes hosting and server maintenance a seamless activity to help you out though. If you don't care about unlimited bandwidth or data storage capacity, then, SiteGround is definitely worth a try! They might not give you unlimited storage, but they do give you SSD storage, on every package, including shared hosting packages.
Have you used SiteGround's hosting services? What were their best features and major disadvantages as per your experience? Let us know in the comments below, and thanks for reading!
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speaker Handfree is not available in this set and the ringtones cannot be download from the net.
what do i do about the battery .. it sucks .. plz tell the link for upgrade .. or what else .. plzzz help ..
absolutely beautiful phone . recomemded for people who've been sick of nokia interface . lucky i made a gamble on changing to SE and it paid off . nokias are boring.. if u have not get this phone..get it..wont regert
Just got this phone and i recommend it over the 6230. The 6230 is okay but the picture quality on the K700i is way better. It also has a light when you take a photo to lighten it up as well as night mode.
hello stone. nice to c youre so intelligent in your ratings. its a shame the only people who r going to agree with u r those sad enough to c this phone as anything more than a flop lol
i give marks for K700i = 90%,
nokia 6230 = 85%,
moto E398 = 65%,
nokia 7610 = 80%,
sumsung E700 = 75%.
one think bad is the battery,play game around more then 30 min, the battery finish in half day.
This phone have good user interface, resolution and sound more better then nokia 7610 and moto E398.3D perfet.
In additional,this phone got changeable theme and can find million of theme over the internet.
this fone and the 6230 are for the lower class that cant afford the 7610,thats all that matters,all the kiddys av these,oh n by the way orange rule ok,peeps on network3aint fit to lick my boots
this is da best phone in da world best camara reselution mp3 its got everything
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so far for using this phone for some 4 mths, i don't face any problem with it. The battery life is rather reasonable. I manage to use it for 2 1/2 day with average call and sms. As long as u do not use the LCD that frequently, battery should not be a problem. Audio files playback is clear, LCD is excellent.
Hi brandy...to set a mp3 as a ringtone in k700i, i just go to Settings->Sounds and Alerts->Ringtone. This will list down all your sound (mp3, poly and even voice rec), just choose from there and it should work. i have k700i for a month now, its a cool phone, but yes, the battery life can be improved and my quickshare rubber thingie in front of the phone, started to drop out??? any1 face the same thing, any way to resolve this beside superglueing it back??
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We focus on the role of the artistic dialogue in the exhibition process. In line with this focus, the project space organises monthly duo exhibitions. These events show the works of an artist invited by DMW alongside the works of another artist that has, in turn, been selected by the invited artist.
The first duo exhibition at DMW was organised in September 2016. It was preceded by a group exhibition of the invited artists in May 2016. For more info on past, current and future shows, see Exhibitions.
The process behind the duo exhibitions is closely documented on the website of the project space. The dialogue is concluded with the presentation and sale of a limited edition collecting works of the artists.


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2017 TRINITY TERM - News Gallery
Starlab Planetarium
Thursday 27th & Friday 28th April 2017
Thanks to all year groups for their wonderful listening in the mobile Starlab planetarium - this timed perfectly with images of Saturn being sent back from Cassini. We all learned about the different asterisms and now know how to find Ursa Major and the north star. Elements enjoyed linking asterisms to the Ancient Greeks and their knowledge about this was impressive. A special thanks to Jim from the Discovery Centre Bracknell for giving ten presentations in two days. For budding astronomers, the Science Centre in Winchester and Jodrell Bank in Manchester are both great places to visit. Per ardua ad astra!
"May the Fourth" be with you...
Thursday 4th May 2017
Thank you to everyone who participated in Donhead's first ever Star Wars Day yesterday, including Lord Vader himself and his trusty Stormtrooper! The boys put a lot of effort into their costumes and prizes were awarded to the best ones. While having fun in fancy dress, we raised an impressive £300 for the DEC East Africa Crisis Appeal! This will directly benefit those in urgent need against starvation across Ethiopia, South Sudan, Kenya & Somalia.
Bloodhound Rocket Car Competition
Thursday 4th May 2017
Congratulations to the Elements Year Rocket Car competitors who claimed the top three places in the Bloodhound 'Race for the Line - Rocket Car' Competition. The top team will now go on to the final which, hopefully, will be held at the 'Goodwood Festival of Speed' towards the end of June. Congratulations to all concerned, including Mr Amos for organising it all.
LP1 visit the Wimbledon Synagogue
Tuesday 9th May 2017
LP1 enjoyed their visit to the Wimbledon Shul. Friendly volunteers explained the three main purposes of the synagogue: to provide a place for worship, education and community meetings. A fun time was had by all as Mrs Nealon was dressed by some volunteers in a kippah (to cover her head) and a tallit (wrapped around her shoulders), in preparation for receiving the Torah. Some boys summoned their strength to open the ark doors and bring out the sacred Torah scrolls. After learning about the Torah, the best part came when they all got to take part in a mini Shabbat. The beautiful prayers were sung as the boys followed right to left in the prayer books. The 'wine' we had was tasty grape juice accompanied by challah, the braided bread. LP1 returned to school ready to prepare a presentation for the assembly on Monday.
Trinity Term Informal Lunchtime Concert
Wednesday 10th May 2017
Congratulations to all of the performers at Wednesday's Informal Lunchtime Concert in the Auditorium. All the participants' performances were very well received by a most appreciative audience.
Bubbly Maths
Thursday 11th May 2017
On Thursday the boys in Pre-Prep took part in a fun workshop looking at maths in a creative way with the Bubbly Maths Clown.
Mini Beast Hunt
Thursday 11th May 2017
As part of their work on habitats in Science, PP2 had lot of fun hunting mini beasts in the beautiful Donhead garden. They searched a variety of mini-habitats including the flowerbed, under rocks and stones and the vegetable patch. Their finds included ants, snails and slugs, woodlice, bees and beetles. The boys went on to try to explain why the animals were found in each mini habitat. We certainly celebrated 'All things bright and beautiful, all creatures great and small'.
'Ye-Ha!' Prep Performance
Thursday 11th May 2017
Thank you to the boys in Prep and to their teachers for a most enjoyable and enthusiastic performance of 'Ye-Ha' on Thursday. The boys had clearly worked hard on their performance and the audience were highly appreciative. Great costumes and puns a plenty added to the show. Well done everyone!
Trinity Term Lower Prep & Prep Year Concert
Monday 15th May 2017
Congratulations to all of the instrumental and vocal soloists who took part in Monday's Concert and worked so hard towards the event. All the performances were very well received by an appreciative audience.
PP2 Visit London Zoo
Thursday 18th May 2017
As part of their studies about the variety of life in Science and true to our Jesuit motto of 'finding God in all things', PP2 had lots of fun visiting London Zoo. A favourite was watching the gorillas playing with their babies and the seeing the impressive silverback. The boys also estimated the height of giraffes, experienced the humidity of a rainforest habitat, watched pelicans being fed and saw sleeping lions and tigers, from a safe distance. All the boys attended a ZSL workshop on colour and camouflage and had the opportunity to handle a hissing cockroach. Many thanks to all concerned and to Mrs Fellows for organising the trip.
Prep at Kingswood
Friday 19th - Monday 22nd May 2017
The Prep year visited the Kingswood Outdoor Activity Centre on the Isle of Wight for a weekend adventure to remember. They got a taste of independence, a rush of adrenalin, fresh air, a sense of achievement and made memories that will last a lifetime. The boys thoroughly enjoyed the thrill and challenge of the 3G Swing and sky high balance beam. They bonded and worked together solving team problems as well as took to the seas body boarding and building rafts on days on the beach. The weekend was an unparalleled experience for the boys to grow and develop in a new environment. For some it was their first residential trip away from home but, it is safe to say, has been a highlight of their Donhead days so far!
PP2 Road Safety Workshop
Wednesday 24th May 2017
The boys enjoyed an interactive play about staying safe in the community. The workshop also included a refresher on road safety rules for children and adults.
Prep Science Master Class
Thursday 25th May 2017
Prep boys thoroughly enjoyed a Science Masterclass at Epsom College. They designed, made and raced balloon rocket cars in the Physics department, dissected sterilised owl regurgitations in the Biology department and performed exciting hands on experiments involving pops and bangs in the Chemistry department. The boys were all kindly treated to snacks in the quad and lunch in grand the Dining Hall. Our sincere thanks go to Epsom College for hosting the boys and inspiring their Science learning - a great day was had by all and we enjoyed seeing some of our old boys, in passing.
PP2 Egyptian Workshop & Projects
Thursday 25th May 2017
As a culmination of their studies about Ancient Egypt, PP2 undertook personal Egyptology research and the work they brought in was truly amazing and included death masks, canopic jars and models of pyramids. One boy has been so inspired he now thinks he wants to become a historian! Their work is on display throughout the school for all to enjoy; please do take a moment to have a look but please don't touch the precious exhibits. Semper Magis, boys!
PP1 visit Birdworld
Thursday 25th May 2017
It was a beautiful, sunny day for the PP1 trip to Birdworld in Farnham and all the boys had a wonderful time admiring the huge range of birds to see. We enjoyed a theatre show too and had the opportunity to touch some different creatures – including a snake!
'A Viking Tale' for LP1
Monday 5th June 2017
LP1 were treated to another enjoyable and informative play by the Hobgoblin Theatre Company. They watched 'A Viking Tale' and learned much about Viking life and beliefs. Discussion groups between each scene were useful as the boys were able to share ideas about what they had seen. Thank you, again, to the Hobgoblins!
Elements 'Day of Reflection' at Aylesford Priory
Thursday 8th June 2017
Elements were given a guided tour of Aylesford Priory by Father Michael, one of the Friars and finished the morning session with Mass, celebrated by Father Michael himself. Elements were joined by local parishioners, but Father Michael took a special interest in the boys and based the Mass on the boys' achievements and moving on to new schools. His message was very positive. He even asked the boys to sing our Donhead Hymn at the end of Mass, which the boys did with great gusto. We were very proud of them! Just before Mass, the boys had reflected on their time at Donhead and what qualities they would take with them to their new school. It is usually a very peaceful day and this year was no different! We always try to make it a prayerful and reflective, but also a relaxing, fun day where the boys can be sociable and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
Celebration of the new 'McGrath Auditorium'
Saturday 10th June 2017
The Celebration of the New Auditorium was a stunning evening of musical items and poetry readings performed by Donhead pupils, both past and present. What a joy it was to hear and see the talent of the boys! Mr McGrath was also very honoured at the Celebration when Mr Blundell, Chairman of Governors, made the surprise announcement that the Governors had decided to name the auditorium The McGrath Auditorium.
Pre-Prep Trinity Term Concert
Wednesday 14th June 2017
Enthusiastic singing and playing was to be heard during the Pre-Prep Concert in the Auditorium on Wednesday afternoon. The event was extremely well attended by parents who were treated to entertaining items including the famous 'Hippopotamus Song' which they joined in with during the encore! The superbly prepared soloists gave immaculate performances – their hard work was evident to all.
Multicultural Day
Thursday 29th June 2017
The boys had an amazing time during Multicultural Day on Thursday. They were extremely lucky to be treated to a vast range of food from around the world! A huge thank you to each and every one of our parents who supported this event so generously, by providing fabulous food and giving up their time to come in and talk to the boys. Every single boy had a wonderful time and all of us learnt something new. A special thanks to Mrs Vallebona for her advice and help in setting up the food.We look forward to next year.
Bloodhound Final at the Santa Pod Raceway
Thursday 29th June 2017
Four boys from Elements made it through to the finals of the Bloodhound 'Race for the Line' national competition. They learnt a huge amount - even though they were sadly disqualified in the second round of racing. However, there were many positives. Their race time in the first heat (prior to tweaking the car before the second heat and cutting away too much) was recorded in metres per second. Their best effort in regional finals was 30.7 mps. In the Finals they ran at 44.4 mps - an increase of almost 5 mps! Also, the learning the boys took from the day in regard to working in a group was simply fantastic. They realised that they should have voted on certain decisions before implementation - a great learning point at 10 and 11 years old! Please help us congratulate these boys on their amazing achievements!
FOD Fun Day
Saturday 1st July 2017
Thank you once again to the Friends of Donhead for organising another superb Fun Day. Thank you also to all the parents and children who supported the event. 'Last Man Standing', as usual, entertained us all through the afternoon and the athleticism of some of the participants was amazing!
Trinity Term Ensembles Concert
Monday 3rd July 2017
Many congratulations to the boys who performed so well at last Monday's Trinity Term Prep School Ensembles Concert, with soloists from Elements taking part. The diverse programme included the Orchestra playing 'The Blue Danube', the Guitar Duo performing 'Stand by Me', the Brass Band playing 'Pirates of the Caribbean' and the Donhead Trio performing Astor Piazzolla's 'Oblivion'. It was certainly a wonderful evening and something to remember.
Donhead Choir Outing to Hever Castle
Tuesday 4th July 2017
In recognition of their diligence and commitment this year, the Donhead Choir members visited Hever Castle in Kent. The boys had a fantastic day in the castle with a private tour, the stunning grounds, the water maze and adventure playground.
Donhead Art Exhibition
Tuesday 4th & Wednesday 5th July 2017
Our thanks to Mrs Dudgeon and Miss Winship for the very impressive Art Exhibition this term. The hard work and creative abilities of all the boys, inspired by our talented Art teachers, was clear to see. Thank you.
Sports Day
Saturday 8th July 2017


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Read this tip to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Graduate Degrees in Psychology and other Psychology Degree topics.
Each December the American Psychologist journal publishes a list of accredited psychology graduate schools. Students interested in pursuing advanced degrees in psychology can use this list to determine whether or not a school they are considering is accredited. This information can also be found online at the American Psychological Association (APA) website. On this website students can not only view a list of accredited psychology schools but will also find information on schools which were denied accreditation and schools which were previously accredited but no longer hold this distinction. This information is extremely useful to students considering psychology graduate schools as schools which are accredited will be most beneficial to the student in pursuing career options as well as additional degrees.
Students may also learn a great deal about psychology graduate schools through the career counseling office of their undergraduate school. These career counselors likely have a great deal of up to date information about the available options for students and likely are contacted by the schools periodically with updates about the school and the programs offered to ensure the counselors can provide the students with accurate information.
Related Tip: There is a great deal of information online in regard to psychology graduate schools. Students may opt to visit the website of a particular graduate school to learn more about the school or may visit websites which compile information on a number of different psychology graduate schools. However, before making a final decision about which school to attend, the student should verify the schools accreditation either through the December issue of the American Psychologist journal or through the American Psychological Association website.
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CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — The latest on Venezuela's political crisis (all times local):
7:50 p.m.
An actor who worked alongside a Venezuelan police pilot accused of firing at two government buildings from a helicopter says he wasn't surprised by the attack.
In an interview with The Associated Press, actor Marcos Moreno says that like many young police officers, helicopter pilot Oscar Perez was unhappy with Venezuela's growing crisis.
Moreno describes the fugitive police investigator as an honest man of values. He says he doubts suggestions that Perez was part of a government plot to divert attention from President Nicolas Maduro' effort to rewrite the constitution and allow the leader to employ emergency measures.
Perez's helicopter was found in the northern state of Vargas on Wednesday afternoon and a government manhunt for his capture remains underway.
7:05 p.m.
Venezuela's Supreme Court is barring the nation's chief prosecutor from leaving the country and has ordered her bank accounts frozen following her mounting criticisms of President Nicolas Maduro.
The court announced Wednesday that it will proceed with a complaint filed against Luisa Ortega Diaz at a hearing next week.
The government-stacked court said that in the meantime it is imposing "preventative" measures against Ortega Diaz to guarantee its proceedings can advance.
Ortega Diaz is a longtime supporter of the socialist government installed by the late President Hugo Chavez but she has recently become one of Maduro's most vocal critics.
1:40 p.m.
The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations is warning lawmakers on Capitol Hill about Venezuela's worsening crisis and the risk that embattled President Maduro could lead a more aggressive crackdown on protests.
Nikki Haley says Maduro "is saying he is going to use military action."
In her words, "He is very much saying that he is going to get more aggressive and he is blaming the protesters for trying to overthrow his government when all they want is true democracy."
She made the comments Wednesday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Haley has been the Trump administration's most-outspoken critic of Venezuela, traveling recently to Geneva to denounce the Maduro's government's record on human rights.
1:30 p.m.
Heavy rainfall isn't keeping President Nicolas Maduro's opponents off the streets.
Dozens of Venezuelans sheltering under umbrellas have blocked traffic on major thoroughfares at several places in the capital, Caracas.
There are reports that security forces have fired tear gas at students gathered outside one university in Caracas.
The four-hour strike was called before Maduro accused a police officer of stealing a helicopter and firing on the Supreme Court and another government building.
1 p.m.
Venezuela's chief prosecutor says she won't recognize three new Supreme Court rulings that she says are a brazen attempt to eliminate her position as the country's top law enforcement official.
Luis Ortega Diaz on Wednesday delivered some of her strongest remarks yet against President Nicolas Maduro. She broke with the government three months ago over an earlier ruling stripping the opposition-controlled legislature of its last powers.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued three rulings undermining Ortega. The most important broadens the powers of the pro-government Ombudsman Tarek William Saab, allowing him to carry out criminal investigations that are the exclusive prerogative of Ortega's office.
Ortega says the court's magistrates "are giving the power to investigate human rights abuses to people who possibly are violating those rights."
12:30 a.m.
Venezuela's minister of foreign relations is denouncing the international community for not condemning the actions of a helicopter pilot the government accuses of using gunfire and grenades to attack the Supreme Court and Interior Ministry.
Samuel Moncada on Wednesday singled out Canada, the European Union and the United States for ignoring the attack.
President Nicolas Maduro's administration is characterizing the incident as a "terrorist attack" in which a rogue police pilot fired 15 shots against the Interior Ministry and launched grenades at the court.
No one was injured in the incident.
Opposition leaders are questioning the government's version of events and suggest it might be a setup to divert attention away from Maduro's push to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.


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this plant adopts once screening, once magnetic separation and twice destoning to clean the raw millets. Then there has hulling, rice and husk separation, three times of peeling, whitening and polishing, and it separates broken millet by sieving and classifying. The whole millet kernels will be selected by color sorter and then we can get net qualified millet.
1.High yield, low broken millet rate, purified end products, even granularity.
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4.LigLD hulling for many times to decrease millet breaking rate and increase total purified yields of epigranular kernels, reaching national standard.
5.Ventilation, dedusting with air slide
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Process Flow Procedures:
Millet cleaning > Hulling > Husk and rice separation > Whitening > Polishing > Color sorting.
Technical Parameter:
|Model No.
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|50 Tons/ Day
|30 Tons/ Day
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Millet Processing Line structure:
Steel platforLD, automatic and electromechanical operation.
Requirement for raw millet: Moisture â¤15%ï¼Âimpurities rate â¤1.5%
Main production index:
1. Production capacity: 50t millet/24hours
2. Products structure and yield rate:
net millet yield rate: 70-75%ï¼Â
damage rateï¼Â1%ï¼Â
skin and husk rateï¼Â25-30%
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Brand: LD
Original: CHINA
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Original: Germany
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Packaging Details
|The normal package is wooden box(Size: L*W*H). If export to european countries,the wooden box will be fumigated.If container is too tigher,we will use pe film for packing or pack it according to customers special request.
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If you're getting married close to home, you may already have a stylist you're addicted to – in which case you're all set. But if you're having a destination wedding, getting married somewhere you know no one and no one knows your particular beauty peccadilloes. Your choices are this: you can find a wedding stylist near your ceremony locale using online reviews or recommendations from your venue, or you can take your own stylist with you. Shocked at the idea? It might be less expensive than you think if the extra airfare and a hotel stay are in your budget. Maybe a per diem, too.
Let's say that sounds great! No worrying about working with a stylist who doesn't know you and your colors. No worrying that a stylist you've never met is going to leave you hanging high and dry. Overall, very little worrying. But not NO worrying whatsoever. Here's what you DO need to worry about when you're bringing your favorite stylist to your destination wedding:
1. Make sure your venue will have a place set up for your stylist to work. You don't need grand accommodations – a table and chair in a well-lit area will do just fine.
2. Don't assume the stylist can do extra people last minute – or at all. Make sure that your stylist knows whether s/he will be doing just your hair and makeup or the hair and makeup of your entire bridal party plus moms, too.
3. Do talk to your stylist before you fly to your destination so they have what they need on hand. All of the pre-wedding stuff you usually do with a stylist should still be on your wedding planning to-do list. First meeting to discuss options. The trial run. Etc.
4. That means you need to have your wedding hair accessories before that trial run. Your wedding planning timeline may be a bit different than most but it's still up to you to be prepared.
5. Be sweet and invite your stylist to the wedding – I mean give him or her full wedding guest status instead of treating them like a vendor. They're traveling for you and possibly also changing their schedule for you. Make sure your stylist is comfortable from start to finish.
6. Last but not least, make sure that you have a backup plan. Travel can be unpredictable. What if your stylist's flight gets canceled or s/he has a family emergency? Call around at your destination to see how you can beautify if the worst happens.
Are you bringing your own stylist to your destination wedding?
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