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If there had to be a village elder in the Big Ten, Indiana senior Eric Ress is probably the best man for the job. Having redshirted his sophomore year and also having used an Olympic Waiver to put off his 2011-12 season in exchange for an attempt at making the French Olympic Team, Ress has been around the collegiate scene for quite some time now. However, Ress has put those years to good use and has developed into one of the most versatile swimmers in the Big Ten today.
A backstroke specialist, Ress had a phenomenal freshman campaign with the Hoosiers all the way back in the 2008-09 season, recording best times of 46.46 in the 100 back and a 1:41.35 in the 200 back. He would finish 11th at NCAAs in the 100 backstroke after taking in that event at Big Tens, and he also took 2nd at Big Tens in the 200 backstroke (1:41.35, a 17-18 NAG record at the time). As if that wasn't enough by itself, Ress also tried his hand at the 500 free, and grabbed another Top 8 finish at Big Tens with a 4:19.37 finish in finals. As he also holds dual citizenship as a French and an American citizen, he was also able to represent France at the 2009 World University Games, a meet where he helped France get the bronze medal in the 400 meter medley relay. Not too shabby of a start for the freshman out of Hebron, Connecticut.
Ress would redshirt his sophomore year, and after being granted an extra year of eligibility, he competed at French Nationals in the summer of 2010. Ress was able to showcase his skills to a European crowd, and he captured the 200 meter back event title in a time of 1:58.54. He would also take third in the 100 back with a best time of 54.62. When he finally returned for his redshirt sophomore season in Bloomington, Ress demonstrated he was just as ready for fast collegiate swimming as he ever was, and stunned the crowd at the 2011 Big Ten Championships in Minnesota with a dominant showing in the 100 back (45.11). Ress was the only swimmer in the entire race to even crack 47 seconds, let alone 46 seconds, and the performance was a new meet record. Unfortunately, Ress also broke his hand during the finals of the race, and had to compete with a cast for the 200 backstroke, a race in which he still managed to take 2nd in a 1:41.89. Previously in the meet, Ress also swam a 1:44.07 in the 200 IM and led off the 800 free relay in a new school record of 1:34.67.
Despite his broken hand hindering a perfect taper, Ress showed up at NCAAs ready to race all the same, and he grabbed a pair of runner-up finishes in the 100 back (45.14) and the 200 back (1:38.96). He was just outtouched in both races, and though he just missed standing atop the podium twice in the same championships, he still managed to walk away with a new team record in the 200 backstroke.
Ress would gain another year of eligibility via an Olympic Waiver, and though he would fail to qualify for the French Olympic team in 2012, he showed once again that he was ready to make the transition back to the NCAA level. Ress led the Hoosiers at NCAAs once more with a third place finish in the 100 backstroke (45.31) and a fifth place finish in the 200 backstroke (1:39.92). Eric also improved on his personal best time in the 200 IM with a 1:43.92, which was good for 5th overall, and he provided outstanding legs on the 800 freestyle relay (2nd fastest in school history, 1:35.20 leadoff) and 200 freestyle relay (fastest in school history, 19.69 anchor). He also competed at the 2013 World University Games, and he took 5th in the 200 backstroke (1:58.77).
Versatility and endurance are two extremely valuable skills for any swimmer, and there may not be a swimmer in the Big Ten who epitomizes these traits better than Eric Ress. In his sixth year since joining the Hoosiers back in 2008, Ress has competed in a wide variety of events at a very high level, and has time and time again exhibited his value to IU's roster. With a Big Ten title and numerous All-American honors already under his belt, Ress is already one of the most accomplished swimmers in school history, and that is saying quite a lot for a legendary Indiana program. With the incredible escalation of talent in the backstroke events in recent years in both the Big Ten and in the NCAA, and the rise of superstars like Andrew Teduits, Ryan Murphy, and Jack Conger amongst others, Eric will have his toughest fight yet this year in his signature stroke. However, Ress' experience, work ethic, and sheer talent may prove to be too much for anyone to handle over the next month.
Best Times (SCY/LCM):
100 Backstroke: 45.11/54.88
200 Backstroke: 1:38.96/1:57.59
200 Freestyle: 1:34.67/1:51.17
500 Free/400 Free: 4:19.37/3:59.96
School Major/Degree: Pursuing a Masters degree in Exercise Physiology
Favorite Event: 200 backstroke
Favorite Hobby: Mountain biking or snowboarding (haven't been in a while!)
Favorite Movie: Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Role Model Growing Up: Father, Colin Ress
Person You'd Like to Meet: Demetri Martin
Favorite Food: Ice cream
Pre-Race Meal: Oatmeal with peanut butter
At what age did you become involved with swimming? How did you get into it?
I started swimming competitively at age 6, but I've been swimming for as long as I can remember. I got into it through my father who would take my sister Justine and I to the pool while he would do laps when we were little.
What is your favorite collegiate swimming memory and why?
It's hard to determine my favorite collegiate memory. In regards to the team it was how everyone did the season I redshirted for Olympic trials in 2012. I was so lucky to have such a supportive team who completely backed me up on my decision to sit out that year. When my father was texting me results from NCAAs while at French Olympic trials I couldn't have been prouder of all the guys there. For me personally, my favorite memories are probably just hanging out with the team past and present. Being here for 6 years means I've been lucky enough to have such a big group of brothers. I have to give a shout out to Jim Barbiere though. He was my freshmen year roommate and best friend all throughout college and a lot of my favorite memories come from hanging out with him and other guys from my class. This year, James Wells and Cody Miller have really helped continue the legacy that a lot of my original class hoped to influence.
You hold a dual-citizenship as an American and a French citizen. Has your international experience given you a unique perspective of collegiate swimming?
If anything it's the other way around. I feel collegiate swimming has better prepared me for French nationals and other international meets. I have yet to make a world championship or Olympic team, but NCAAs is arguably one of the toughest meets to get a second swim at. The fact that you have to go all out in the morning at both conference and NCAAs definitely is good preparation for international meets to come.
Three years ago, you were the runner-up at NCAAs in the 100 and 200 yard backstrokes. Since then, you have accumulated numerous All-American accolades as well as spent some time attempting to make the French Olympic Team. What sort of expectations do you have for yourself in your final championship meets of your lengthy career as a Hoosier?
I'm going into this championship season with a different approach. Rather than be solely concerned with times I'm really looking forward to racing. I feel the training and body of work I've put in this year has really set me up well to swim fast at conference, NCAAs and French nationals.
Where did the team go for training trip this year? What was it like?
We actually didn't take a trip. We stayed in Bloomington, which turned out to be nice. We were able to train when we wanted and had the luxury of being in town when nobody was here.
What/who do you think has been the single most important catalyst to your swimming career?
Probably missing the Olympics in 2012. It took me longer than it should have to bounce back from that, but I think it made me stronger as an athlete and a person. I remember reading an article by David Plummer that really helped and I look up to guys like him who've really turned their careers around after facing adversity.
What professional/non-swimming related aspirations do you have for your post-collegiate career?
I'm looking to apply to medical school after I finish swimming. I'll know more about my future plans based on how French nationals goes in April, but I still plan on applying in the near future.
Do you feel there is something unique about the swimming culture at Indiana University? Are there any advantages to training at such a storied and reputed swimming powerhouse?
It's really hard to compare any team in the NCAA to IU's teams back in the 60s and 70s. Coming in knowing about the history of IU has been a great motivator to help bring the team back to those days. Success at that level doesn't happen overnight, but I've never been more optimistic for the future of this team. Our incoming freshmen class next year, as well as everyone we're bringing back has been doing great things in the pool and the classroom so I'll be excited to see how they all develop.
What should we look forward to from Indiana as a whole at this year's Big Ten Championships?
I would have to say some of our freshmen. I'm really looking forward to seeing how they all do after a year of college training. And without question I have to mention the divers. I know it's a swimming website, but our team really embodies what it means to be a swimming AND diving program.

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This is an 8×10 portrait of my grandfather that I made for him as a gift. I edited out his name for privacy reasons, but it simply says his name and Master Scroller. This portrait, I'm proud to say, is now hanging in his workshop right above his scroll saw. I have also uploaded the original image used to make the pattern.
Portrait cut from 1/8" thick Baltic Birch void free craft plywood.
Note: The white dot in his collar is just a glare on the glass. Also, since taking the photo my uncle commented that my grandfathers hair was not black so I made him happy by placing a grey backing in the hair area.
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Ricotta adds an interesting texture here, and the saffron makes it wonderfully fragrant.
Serves 6
500ml/17 fl oz whole milk
1 tsp of saffron threads
5 egg yolks
200g/7oz sugar
250ml/8½ fl oz double cream
500g/1lb 2oz ricotta
2 tbsp honey, plus extra to serve
2 handfuls of toasted pine nuts, to serve
Bring the milk and saffron to a simmer and keep warm.
In a large bowl, combine the yolks and sugar and beat until pale.
Add half the warm milk to the egg mixture and whisk again until combined. Pour the mix into the saucepan along with the remaining warm milk. Cook over a low heat, stirring constantly until the mixture thickens into a custard and coats the back of a wooden spoon. Remove from the heat and whisk in the double cream, followed by the ricotta and the honey, until blended.
Churn in an ice cream maker according to the manufacturer's instructions. Serve sprinkled with toasted pine nuts and a little extra honey.
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Italians don't eat brunch. At least not that I could tell. I traveled northern Italy for over two weeks in 2012. For our morning meals we drank espresso and ate bread, charcuterie, cheese, and sometimes some fruit. But from Venice to the Ligurian coast, I never saw a poached egg, anywhere.
So when a friend told me his new boss was looking for a chef to "do brunch" for her Italian restaurant, I was intrigued. He was a server where I cooked 200-300 cover brunches, and made everything from house smoked meats and fish, to freshly baked biscuits, and house made granola. "I want that," she said. We met earlier this week, and for her brunch I thought it made more sense to create an Italian inspired brunch using ingredients already on their menu instead of adding a lot of special items to their inventory. So I spent the day testing out some ideas.
New Yorkers love brunch and they have a lot of options. Every neighborhood diner has some version of a "diet plate" on their menu. It is usually a scoop of cottage cheese, and a few chunks of honeydew and cantaloupe. To set the restaurant apart, I am putting a Winter Fruit and Ricotta plate on the menu. To keep it seasonal, we are using bananas, pineapples, apples, citrus, and grapes, and creamy fresh ricotta cheese takes the place of the cottage cheese. A drizzle of citrus honey syrup brings out the sweetness of the fruit, and a sprinkle of toasted almonds adds a little salty crunch.
We are going to keep their Three Color Salad of arugula, endive, and radicchio. To that I am adding a heartier chopped Kale Salad using thinly sliced brussels sprouts, radishes, pancetta, and hazelnuts. I imagine a poached egg would be a nice add-on option.
Those of you who know me know how much I love poached eggs and swine, right? And what kind of brunch would it be if there weren't some variation of Eggs Benedict? The restaurant bakes fresh focaccia daily, so I will be using that as the base. Instead of hollandaise I tried making a creamy spinach and roasted garlic sauce. It was perfect spread on toasted focaccia before topping with thinly sliced prosciutto and two pristine poached eggs.
Sorry omelet lovers, but I am getting rid of them in favor of a frittata. It is an Italian restaurant after all, and they already have broccoli rabe, slow roasted tomatoes, and goat cheese on hand.
Tomorrow I tackle French Toast, Sausage and Polenta, and a Burger. I prefer an Italian Beef Sandwich, but I guess no brunch menu in New York can really be complete without a burger.
Oh, and I made the mistake of testing all these plates alone at home. I ate the fruit and ricotta for breakfast, and kale salad for lunch, then after that I couldn't eat any more. I tasted everything of course, but now have a fridge full of leftovers. Any volunteer tasters out there?
For Fun: I tried making wine poached eggs today instead of using vinegar and water. It turns out that white wine has the perfect level of acidity to cause the whites to coagulate and makes perfect beautiful eggs. But at $10 for even a cheap bottle of wine, there was not enough improvement in flavor to make it worth it. Maybe we'll use red wine poached eggs for Valentine's Day.


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Alright, here's how I think my Lazy Pinner's Challenge will work:
- Each Tuesday I will post a category
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- Spend the next week prepping for & completing Pin
- Please tweak your project (if possible) to add your own personal touch
- The following Thursday morning send me a picture of your completed Pinterest project
- After 3 months I will send each of you a prize for completing 3 projects and we will decide if/how we want to continue.
Now here's the thing. I would like to start this tomorrow, if possible, and since it's so last minute this month will be a free-for-all. That means sending me your inspiration picture tomorrow and completing your first project by next Thursday, 8/23. If that's too soon, we can start next month. Just let me know your preference ASAP! My next two weekends are booked solid and there has been no change with my great-grandma, which means this is most likely my only "free" weekend. Haha, I'll explain in another post what "free" actually means! 😉


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Prerequisite(s): Overwatch Style, Overwatch Tactician, Precise Shot, Rapid Shot, Weapon Focus with the chosen weapon, base attack bonus +11.
Benefit(s): While using the Overwatch Style, as a full-round action you can ready up to four ranged attacks, each with its own triggering event. You take a –2 penalty on attack rolls made with these readied actions.
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Positively speaking: Wisdom from the mouth of The Babe
Sports have given us some of our most quoted philosophers and professors on life and success.
Vince Lombardi and his "winning isn't everything" quote or Leo Durocher's claim that "nice guys finish last." Phil Jackson's books are full of his Zen philosophy and are often quoted. The lineup is long and distinguished and the list of popular wisdom by our sporting stars has become part of our American scripture.
However, not all athletes are quotable. Stars like Babe Ruth, for example.
George Herman Ruth … The Sultan of Swat … the Bambino … arguably one of the greatest pure hitters in baseball history, was rarely quoted. Ruth was said to be uneducated, childish and crude while often not quotable in polite conversation or mixed company. The Babe did say something that is rarely quoted but may be the most important observation in American sports … and maybe life.
George Herman "Babe" Ruth said …
"It's hard to beat a guy who won't quit."
Babe's words are simplistically elegant and ferociously true.
Those who watched my dad play baseball in Sesser in 1940-41 called him a great catcher. He was reluctant in his later life to talk about his career. I wrote about his life in baseball and war in my book, "Playing with the Enemy."
We never talked about his time in the game until the end of his life, but one of my earliest memories was of him quoting Babe Ruth. During times of frustration, or when I would want to give up on something, he'd calmly say, "It's hard to beat a guy who won't quit."
I'd look at him like he didn't understand what I was going through.
He'd shrug and say, "Don't give up. Never quit."
There was a time in my early life when I thought persistence and stupidity were synonymous. I mean really … why keep trying to do something that is too hard or that isn't working? My dad and I were in a business together and he died of a sudden and unexpected heart attack at only 57 years old. I was not yet 30, but left running a business that previously relied on his charisma and personality.
I almost failed numerous times in those early years but my father's voice, quoting Babe Ruth, kept ringing in my ears. I learned through experience and being a business leader, most people give up too easily.
That business succeeded wildly, largely based on persistence.
My grandsons, Caleb and Noah, live in beautiful southern California. At their young ages of 5 and 7, they are already hard to impress. They live at the foot of a beautiful mountain range and a short drive to the beaches on the Pacific Ocean and Disneyland.
While they were visiting over Thanksgiving, I wanted to take them to our state park for a lesson. Caleb didn't want to go, saying "There are no mountains or bears, so it's no fun." His other grandpa, Stu Leach, and I bundled up the boys and took them, almost against their will, to the park. It was a cold and crisp day. We parked and headed for a walking bridge over Rock Creek, a miniature version of a Grand Canyon, cut out by years of the little creek winding through the landscape to the Kankakee River.
As we got halfway across the bridge I stopped the boys and told them to look down. I asked, "If you stood in that creek, do you think the water would cut you?"
The answer was an eye-roll and the obvious "no."
I explained how years of persistent passage of water cut through limestone and granite to create this beautiful little canyon, and that great things often take time but will not happen at all if you give up. I explained that if the little stream had dried up centuries ago, we'd probably be standing in a farm field rather than a bridge overlooking at a beauty of nature.
Did my grandkids understand? Probably not, but it also takes persistence to raise a child in the ways that help them lead a happy and successful life.
As long as I live, I'll keep talking to Caleb and Noah about persistence and other life lessons because …
"It's hard to beat a guy who won't quit."
I don't give up.
How about you?
Gary W. Moore is a columnist, speaker and author of three books, including the award-winning "Playing with the Enemy." Follow Gary on Twitter @GaryWMoore721 and at www.garywmoore.com


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|Serialize JSON to Java and vice versa
Trust me it's very easy and fast. Also there are few online tools which I would recommend you all while working with JSON. These are really helpful.
- JSON online editor : This tool will validate and convert your JSON string to an object like structure. You can add/edit/delete elements from your JSON string quite easily. But this is only for viewing and validating your JSON. Still quite useful.
- JSON to POJO generator : Well this tool comes very handy if you want to make Java skeletons of all the classes present inside your JSON string. It will quickly help you create the respective bean classes. You will need this when you have a very large JSON string and you need to create the Java classes having properties matching the JSON string.
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If you need a Java object, import gson-2.2.2.jar into your project.
Gson (also known as Google Gson) is an open source Java library to serialize and deserialize Java objects to (and from) JSON.
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public class Book {
private String name;
private String author;
private String genre;
private Double cost;
private Book () {
public Book (String name, String author, String genre, Double cost) {
this.name = name;
this.author = author;
this.genre = genre;
this.cost = cost;
public String toString() {
return("Name: " + name + ", " + "Author: " + author + ", " + "Genre: " + genre + ", " + "Cost: " + cost);
Now let's create an instance of this class.
Book wimpyKid = new Book("Diary of a Wimpy Kid", "Jeff Kinney", "Comedy", 200);
Now to serialize/convert this object into a JSON string you just need to
Gson gson = new Gson();
String wimpyKidJSON = gson.toJson(wimpyKid);
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"name": "Diary of a Wimpy Kid",
"author": "Jeff Kinney",
"genre": "Comedy",
"cost": 200
If you are working on Javascript then you need to fire this command:
JSON.stringify(wimpyKid); //supposing wimpyKid is a Javascript object
And in ExtJS do the following:
Ext.encode(wimpyKid); //supposing wimpyKid is a Javascript object
- Now let's do the other way round. Convert/deserialize a JSON string to POJO/JS object:
Book wimpyKid = new Gson().fromJson(wimpyKidJSON, Book.class);
This will set all the values from JSON string into the corresponding properties of the Book class.
But in case you have an array of books in the json string, and you want an array of Book classes in return then this can also be done by executing a single command:
bookList = gson.fromJson(arrayOfBooksJSON, new TypeToken< List <Book >>;()}.getType());
Similary, in case of javascript:
var bookObj = JSON.parse(wimpyKidJSON) // will give you a javascript object
And in case of ExtJS:
var bookObj = Ext.decode(wimpyKidJSON); // will give you a javascript object
That's it! Neat, Right?


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The Irish Defence Forces peacekeeping mission and Palestinian teenage campaigner Ahed Tamimi are among the nominees for this year's Tipperary International Peace Award.
The Tipperary Peace Convention has been receiving nominations for its annual award from organisations and individuals in recent months and has announced a final shortlist of four nominees, with the winner to be announced at the end of the month.
Ahed Tamimi has become well-known internationally for confronting Israeli soldiers and resisting Israel's occupation of the West Bank.
Along with the Irish Defence Forces peacekeepers, the others on the shortlist are Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and Kurdish humanitarian Dr Widad Akrevi.
The Tipperary Peace Award was founded in 1984 to give recognition to people who promote the ideals of peace and peaceful co-operation in Ireland and around the world.
Previous winners include Nelson Mandela, Bob Geldof, Bill Clinton, Senator Edward Kennedy and his sister Ambassador Jean Kennedy Smith, Benazir Bhutto, Mary McAleese and her husband Martin McAleese, Pakistani teenager Malala Yousafzai, and former UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon.
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The new truck models will be made available 2017 onwards.
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|The natural person or juristic person.
|The Audio and Visual Media:
|Any TV or Radio broadcasting reaches to public or certain groups thereof, in the form of signals, pictures, sounds or writings of any sort that differs from private correspondences via Channels, waves, transmitters and networks as well as other media techniques, means and ways of transmission and broadcasting.
|Transmitting Radio and TV Works and Programs through Electromagnetic Waves or via Satellite or other techniques or means of any sort or nature received by the public through all technical facilities of various descriptions, excluding the international information network (Internet)
|The Programs:
|Radio or TV Services or any part thereof transmitted by the licensee to the public.
|Re-broadcasting Radio or TV works and programs in whole or in part without any change so as to be received by public.
|The electromagnetic waves band transmitted in space and used in broadcasting and re broadcasting works.
|Broadcasting License:
|The authorization granted to the licensee to establish a broadcasting station and operate it according to a contract or agreement governing the relation between both of them.
|The person who obtained a broadcasting license according to the provision of this law.
|License Agreement:
|The contract or agreement signed between the commission and the licensee governing the relation between them and defining the rights and obligations of each.
|Recorded Material:
|Any visual or audible item or both, recorded on any sort of technical means such as tapes, records, compact and digital disks as well as others
|Circulation of Recorded Material
|Enabling others to benefit from the Recorded Material through display, sale, rental or distribution in whole or in part, against a certain charge or free of charge.
|Public Place
|Any place, premise, square, road or other visited by the public or opened for them at any time without restrictions, or limited by specific time periods, with or without charge, or occupied by public for any meeting or celebration
|Show Room
|Any public place where Recorded Materials are circulated.
|Authorization of Recorded Material
|The authorization issued by the commission allowing the circulation of a certain Recorded Material within specified conditions
|Circulation license
|The authorization issued by the commission allowing the person to practice the business of circulation of Recorded Material according to the provisions of this law.
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The Commission Resources
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Our R&D department currently is working and will continue to work on new, innovative products for the photovoltaic industry. Already this year, we have introduced new alloys and fluxes. We will launch even more new products in the coming months.
Solders and fluxes for soldering PV panels
Josef Jost, President | Balver Zinn
Q. Josef, although Balver Zinn does not produce solar cells, your products are used in various solar applications. Can you tell us about some of these applications and how they benefit the industry?
A. We produce and supply non-electrical building materials for this market. Solar cells are connected using solder connections and Balver Zinn is a leading manufacturer of high-quality solders and fluxes for soldering. When you need solder or fluxes, you can turn to Balver Zinn.
Q. What drove Balver Zinn to enter the solar industry?
A. Renewable energy is becoming increasingly more important. By supplying to this industry, we feel that we are contributing to the environment. As a supplier of surface treatments, wires and solder, Balver Zinn has more than three generations of experience in the electronics industry. This metallurgical knowledge and the company's drive in "forging new paths" is the basis for entering the solar market. Additionally, Balver Zinn is working closely with suppliers of PV ribbon products. Balver Zinn provides supplies to produce tin coated precision copper flat wire for solar cell tabbing and string interconnects.
Q. Balver Zinn and the Cobar division provide flux pens for customers that want to hand solder their own solar panels. How do the pens work?
A. The pens are filled with flux and have a fine point for clean, precise application. The flux pens enable the user to precisely apply the desired quantity of flux. The pens can be refilled with flux to remove oxides and promote wetting in order to create strong interconnections that are resistant enough for the standard industry pull tests.
Q. You recently introduced a new variant of your unique lead-free solder, Balver Zinn SN100C™, in the form of SN100CS™ solder. Please tell us about this new development.
A. Our SN100CS™ is a variant of SN100C™. It helps to make optimal solder available for each specific application. This eagerly anticipated development in the highly regarded SN100C™ solder range has a content of 100 ppm (0.01 percent) of germanium (Ge). In the SN100C™ formulation, Ge plays the vital role of the antioxidant, providing a preferential reaction with oxygen to protect the solder from oxidation, which results in the formation of dross. The greater content of germanium in the SN100CS™ solder renders it especially suitable for applications without nitrogen. This new solder also offers all of the same advantages that have made Balver Zinn's SN100C™ so popular with leading manufacturers around the globe, including its substantially reduced copper dissolution. The lower surface tension of the solder surface deoxidized with Ge also results in improved wetting and flow.
Q. What are some of the common issues that customers face in solar manufacturing and how does Balver Zinn help to solve them?
A. The most common challenge is to manufacture products that are reliable over their life span of 20 years and the Balver Zinn range of products helps to achieve this reliability. Balver Zinn provides technical support and dedicated solar products. Our R&D team has a long history of metallurgical and chemical knowledge along with different facilities across Europe to design and make unique products or materials for new solar markets.
Q. Photovoltaic contributions are expected to increase drastically over the next 10 years. How will Balver Zinn contribute to this growth?A. Our R&D department currently is working and will continue to work on new, innovative products for the photovoltaic industry. Already this year, we have introduced new alloys and fluxes. We will launch even more new products in the coming months.
Established more than 30 years ago, Balver Zinn GmbH & Co. KG is a family-owned and operated company. Today, the company is among the leading providers of specialist anodes with various alloys, as well as soft solders and special wires and fluxes developed by the Cobar manufacturing facility of Balver Zinn. All Balver Zinn products yield excellent results in the printed circuit board (PCB) industry and are used in electronics assembly, microelectronics, solar and electrical engineering applications.
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Sanspointe Dance Company will be hitting the road this summer (June 15th-19th) in order to share solo and group Contemporary Dance choreography and performance within their home state of Alabama. This will be the company's inaugural AL tour and they hope that it will generate excitement and empathy for dance created by artists residing in the Yellowhammer State.
Works to be presented include solo and group choreography by current and past company members, as well as special performances from each host location. The pieces will include emotional range, technical virtuosity, lyrical contemplation, and spatial manipulation in dances ranging from 3-8 minutes in duration. Guest performances will include students from the University of Alabama and Valley Dance Theatre, as well as dance professionals in Birmingham and Gadsden.
Performances will take place at Children's Dance Foundation in Birmingham, Clark Studio at the University of Alabama,Valley Dance Theatre in Huntsville, and Gadsden's Downtown Dance Conservatory. Sanspointe is thankful for the relationships at these locations and hopeful for the creation of new networks across Alabama through an increased touring presence.
Each tour location will also include a free* Contemporary Dance master class taught by the tour members. The classes will be geared towards tween to adult ages at an intermediate level and up.
According to Artistic Director, Taryn Packheiser Brown, "We want to spread the experience of live dance by local professionals to as many interested audience members as possible. Our work pushes boundaries of what dance can be and how it can be done. It enables viewers to create meaning out of kinesthetic movement designs. In order to reach as many people as possible with our work we are making this first tour free and open to the public. Please join us!"
For the complete schedule and information regarding the event visit: https://www.facebook.com/events/892024217508213/
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Happy Feet: Eco-Friendly Alternatives
Best for:
- Bedrooms, kitchens, living rooms
- Matures in less than five years
- Available in caramel and blond-colored planks
- Lasts as long as traditional hardwood
- Not a local material, most imported from Asia
Cost Per Square Foot:
- $4 to $8
Best for:
- Family rooms, living rooms
- Naturally resistant to rot and fire
- Mutes sound
- Fast recovery from dents
- Minimal manufacturing waste
- Extremely durable (properly maintained floors last 40+ years)
- Not ideal for basements or bathrooms, standing water can damage cork
- Not ideal over radiant floor heating as it's a natural insulator
Cost Per Square Foot:
- $3 to $7
FSC-Certified Wood
Best for:
- Dining rooms, living rooms, kitchens
- Wood certified by the Forest Stewardship Council:
- Encourages ecologically and socially responsible forestry
- Preserves biodiversity
- Respects the rights of workers and indigenous communities
- FSC-certified companies may sell noncertified wood. Check lumber for the FSC logo
Cost Per Square Foot:
- $3 to $6
Natural-Fiber Carpet
Best for:
- Bedroom, stairs, living rooms
- Coir, jute, and sisal fibers are biodegradable, nontoxic and renewable
- Look for products with Green Label Plus certification from the Carpet & Rug Institute to ensure the lowest chemical emissions
- Traps dust mites and can aggravate asthma or allergies
Cost Per Square Foot:
- $4+
If These Walls Could Talk: Wall Options
Blocks made out of recycled materials
- Such as waste sludge ash from power stations
- Look like and are used in the same way as normal blocks
Non-fired bricks
- Dried naturally
- Mainly used for internal, non-load-bearing walls
- Breathable
- Good source of insulation
Recycled/re-used bricks
- Greatly reduces the energy involved in manufacturing
Fried honeycomb clay blocks
- Used to create a single skin wall
- Naturally insulating
- Quick to assemble
- Breathable
Insulation Options
- Made of shredded newspapers and fire retardant, damp cellulose
- Comparable price and product to fiberglass
Mineral Wool
- Made of basalt rock and recycled slag
- Sound-absorbing
- Resistant to pests and fire
- Made of old denim and other recycled cotton
- Low chemical content
Agricultural products
- Corn, soybean oil, or sugar cane
- Available in rigid boards or spray foam
- Eco-friendly versions available
- Up to 40 percent of the spun glass is made of recycled material
- Some are enclosed in bags to prevent airborne fiber concerns
Sheep's wool
- Made from sheared wool that is fluffed and treated with pest control additives
- Good option for those concerned about health issues
- Mixed with water and frothed with air
- Permanent
- Extremely fire-resistant
- Pest and mold resistant
- Made from mushroom fibers
- Fibers are blended with agricultural by-products
- Custom-made fit for walls
Pick Up a Brush: What to Look for
- Latex paint
- ZERO VOC CONTENT 0%: VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) contribute to atmospheric pollution.
- Milk paint
Read labels
- The lower the VOCs, the safer and healthier the paint
- Low-VOC paint contains less than 50 g/L before tinting
- Zero-VOC paint has less than 5 g/L before tinting
Check VOC levels with manufacturer
- Ask if your paint can be tinted with no- or low-VOC colorants
Consider milk paints
- Synthetic-free milk paints use raw, organic ingredients and are zero-VOC even after tinting
- Require preparation (add water and mix) and some knowledge to use
Go latex over alkyd
- Most oil-based alkyd paints contain far more VOCs than water-based latex paint
- Most stains contain VOCs above 50 g/L
Go light over dark
- Lighter colors use less tinting which lowers the VOCs
Go flat over glossy
- The flatter the sheen, the lower the VOCs
The Roof Over Your Head: Green Roof
- Covered with some type of living vegetation
- Permanent
- Thickest and heaviest option
- Requires the most maintenance
- Support large variety of plants
- Permanent
- Common on commercial buildings
- Lighter and thinner than permanent
- Non-permanent
- Containers, or trays filled with vegetated material
- Less expensive option
- Aesthetically pleasing
- Reduces, absorbs, and filters rainwater runoff
- Provides extra layer of insulation
- Can act as a vegetable garden
- Extends the life of a roof and/or building
- High initial upfront costs
- Requires additional design and engineering review
- Can be high-maintenance
- Can not be retrofitted
Solar Roof
- Solar system seamlessly integrated into the roof
- Shingles can be integrated in roof design and harness the sun's energy for power
- Can be installed new and retrofitted
- Available in a number of styles and from several manufacturers
- More expensive than both standard solar panels and standard roofing
Whether you're buying a new home or looking to remodel, sustainable replacements can positively influence the health of your family and the environment.
Sources: www.apartmenttherapy.com, www.sustainablebuildingresource.co.uk, www.oldhouseweb.com, ecoliving.scotiabank.com
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A well planned winter reception should wow your guests and make them forget about the cold weather!
From the way you decorate the reception hall to the foods you serve, everything adds up when creating your own winter wonderland.Sponsored Links
Hosting the always elegant but also captivating winter theme sometimes makes some brides wonder: How can I personalize my wedding?
What do I do to impress my guests with something they haven't seen anywhere else before?
Let's create the charm that will make everyone go from saying it's cold to it's cool!
An original way to impress your guests is by using an original place card holder. The use of fresh fruits or nature elements will really make a difference.
For example if red is your complimentary color, you could easily place a fresh apple on top of the plate as a unique place card holder. All you need to do to create an apple place card holder is tie your guest name written in a card with a thread or ribbon to the fruit stem and : Voila! Mission accomplished.
Maybe fresh fruit doesn't fit your theme, but you can use the same technique with other items, such as pine cones, extra small white pumpkins, etc.
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Another way to create an enchanted winter scene is by using feathers.
Adding white feathers to your centerpiece or flower arrangement will give your winter wedding a sophisticated touch.
You can also use a feather as a detail on your napkin ring. Just tie a silky ribbon in your preferred color around the napkin and place the feather in between the napkin and the ribbon.
If you plan on serving drinks at your winter wedding reception, this is another area where you can personalize your event. From choosing a specialty drink or cocktail , to a warm spice wine, you can really amaze everyone with your selection.
If you are serving cold drinks only and you will have dim lights at your venue, you should definitely serve them in an light up glasses .
The great part: they can double serve as souvenirs.
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Do you remember those cold days getting back from school and playtime to happily find a cup of sweet cocoa waiting for you? Then why not, take your guests back in time for a few minutes?
A sweet and creative way to indulge everyone is to serve at the end of your reception a cup of Hot cocoa. You can compliment these travel back to childhood treat by serving it with a tray of mini marshmallows, cookies and or cake.
Fancy packets of hot cocoa or cappuccino are great wedding favors that will fit any winter wedding theme.
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Even in the age of agile development, a release is a cross-functional effort that requires planning and coordinated work. Aha! makes it easy to visualize feature due dates and dependencies to keep everyone on track through the Releases > Gantt page.
One of the most difficult aspects of roadmap planning is managing feature dependencies. The Releases > Gantt page allows the creation and visualization of dependencies within a single release as well as dependencies spanning across multiple releases — even releases in different products. The Releases > Gantt page is perfect for any team that needs to manage feature delivery dates and complex dependencies that may exist.
Add features
- Navigate to Releases > Gantt.
- Hover over an expanded release on the left.
- Click + New feature or + Existing feature.
- If you choose + Existing feature, you can multi-select from a listing of available features for that release, and add those features to a specific release phase.
- If you choose + Existing feature, you can multi-select from a listing of available features for that release, and add those features to a specific release phase.
- Now the feature displays on the timeline. You can then drag or expand the feature to adjust the dates.
- You can also drag and drop a feature vertically to associate it with a release phase.
- To do this in bulk, we recommend using the bulk edit functionality on the Features > List page.
- Features added directly to a release phase in this manner are automatically assigned a Start on and Due on date to match the release phase start and completion dates. This allows features to be displayed on the roadmap where you can subsequently edit the dates as you see fit.
Note: Features require dates to be displayed on the Releases > Gantt page. If you want to manage features without applying dates to the features, you will need to stick to the Features > Board page.
Create a feature dependency
In the same way that you can create and visualize dependencies between release phases, you can create and visualize dependencies between features on the Releases > Gantt page.
- Hover over a feature bar and a dot will display to the right.
- Click the on the dot, and drag it to another feature within or across releases.
Note: By default, the page will be filtered to only display releases for the current product you are navigated to. Simply edit the Release name filter to add releases from different products if you wish to visualize cross-product dependencies.
Feature capacity estimates
If capacity planning is enabled and you have not already added a feature estimate, adding a feature to the roadmap will add an estimate based on the Start date and Due date of that feature. As you manipulate the dates of the feature, the corresponding estimate will change to reflect the total time the feature spans on the roadmap.
If a capacity estimate has been defined by manually inputting a value, manipulating the feature on the roadmap will not impact the capacity. This allows teams to visualize a feature that may be worked on across multiple days but have an overall capacity impact lower than the duration of calendar days it is expected to be worked on.
To manage the capacity for features your team is working on, try the Capacity report.


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Metallic roofing materials change in feel, design, and colour over various other roofing materials. They are made to look like regular shingles, wood shakes, or even tile without worrying about further weight. Various kinds of metal materials are available in sheets that are simple and also quickly installed. Recycled roofing may also be purchased as being an environmentally friendly choice for your own residence. Metal substances are extremely light in weight, weighing almost half as far as asphalt shingles, and about a quarter up to tile roofs.
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If suitably set up, a metal roof typically will survive as long as your home stands. Though metal roofs can be walked on, proper care has to be implemented while walking around the roof with vinyl and deep shake profiles in order to avoid damages at the shape of the ridges. One more advantage of metal stuff is that they can be readily integrated together with solar roofing panels. From the financial perspective, roofs made out of metal cost almost double the expense of an asphalt roof, nevertheless, their higher initial expense is well justified due to this fact metal-built roofs can surely last 3 times longer than asphalt.
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