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Anthony Harris
As vice president of marketing for Calpine Corporation headquartered in San Jose, California, Mr. Harris is responsible for brand management, marketing strategy development and execution, new product development, advertising and sales training for Calpine. This includes all business lines involving wholesale and retail electric power; on-site utilities; engineering, procurement, construction, operations and maintenance; turbine parts and maintenance agreements; merchant
energy services; critical reliability products; and information technology services. Before joining Calpine, Mr. Harris was vice president of National Account Services and Western Region sales at PG&E Energy Services in San Francisco. He has also been vice president of marketing and sales for Pacific Gas & Electric Company.
Mr. Harris' varied background includes several stints of entrepreneurship. He has been president and CEO of a Silicon Valley start-up venture, StyleChoice.com. He has also been president and CEO of Sonoma Ford/Lincoln Mercury, a $12 million automobile dealership. Mr. Harris is a founder of the National Society of Black Engineers and currently serves on its National Advisory Board. He is also a member of the Executive Leadership Council, and serves on the board of directors of the Oakland Museum of California. He earned his BS in mechanical engineering from Purdue in 1975 and an MBA from the Harvard Graduate School of Business in 1979. He was named a Purdue Outstanding Mechanical Engineer in 1999.
Brian Harris
Harris began his professional career in 1975 with Amoco Chemicals Corporation as a project engineer for the engineering group. Following project assignments in Houston Texas, he was reassigned to the corporate headquarters in Chicago, joining the sales department as the Midwest regional sales representative. After five years with Amoco, Harris established his own firm specializing in general construction. He is currently a general partner in Progressive Development & Associates, a construction management firm and owner of a commercial and residential painting company.
Harris, a native of Chicago is married and resides in Evanston, Illinois. The great sense of pride Harris feels being one of the catalysts of NSBE is surpassed only by the tremendous growth NSBE has realized. Harris earned a B.S. in Interdisciplinary Engineering from Purdue University.
Edward A. Coleman
Coleman is currently Manager of Wireless Data Strategy and Product Management for Lucent Technologies. After graduating from Purdue, he joined Standard Oil of Indiana as a refinery engineer. Later he joined AT&T in 1979. Assignments with the company have included stints with NCR and now, Lucent Technologies. His responsibilities have included sales support, project management, product management, and software development for various network communications and computer products.
Coleman is also the President of the Board of Directors of the Hope Fair Housing Center, and is active in other civic organizations. He was a founder of the AT&T Horizons program for counseling high school students. Coleman is married, father of one and enjoys working out, golf and photography. Born and raised in Chicago, Coleman received a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a MBA from DePaul University.
Stanley L. Kirtley (Deceased)
Kirtley was Vice President Client Community relations for ASC Services Company L.L.C. in Chicago. His responsibilities included business development corporate communications, marketing and public relations. ASC is a $160M architectural/engineering design and construction management firm. ASC manages Ameritech's construction program. Previously, Kirtley held various assignments in real estate, design and construction, and purchasing at Ameritech over 14 years. He also worked at Ford and Procter and Gamble.
He was a member of the International Facilities Management Association and was on the Board of Directors for the American Kidney Fund in Washington, D.C. He was also active as a board member of the Calvary Baptist Church of Glenwood, was an advisory board member for the School of Civil Engineering at Purdue, in addition to serving as a member of the Industrial Advisory Board for the Purdue Chapter of NSBE. Kirtley is also a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Kirtley earned a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Purdue and a MBA with Distinction in Marketing from Keller Graduate School of Management.
George A. Smith
Upon graduating from Purdue, Smith joined General Electric as a Process Control Engineer. In 1978 he moved to Hewlett Packard and launched a successful career as a Field Sales Engineer. By 1985 he had won many awards and was promoted to District Sales Manager. Smith earned the HP President's Club Award, the highest recognition offered at HP. The award was presented to Smith personally by HP founders Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard.
In 1992, Smith fulfilled a lifelong dream and started his own business, the Sales Process Consulting Company. His firm studies the best business practices from Fortune 500 company sales forces, analyzes opportunities to apply information technology and conducts process analysis training workshops. Smith is most proud of the two groundbreaking business improvement books he authored, Sales Productivity Measurement and The Sales Quality Audit. Both are published by the American Society of Quality. Smith received a B.S. in electrical engineering from Purdue.
John W. Logan, Jr. (Deceased)
[not pictured] John Logan graduated from Purdue with a B.S. Civil Engineering in 1975. Logan was Vice President at the 1st National Convention. He was killed in an industrial accident at Amoco Oil Refinery in Houston, TX in 1986. Until his untimely death, Logan continued his affiliation with NSBE by participating in National Conferences and working diligently to assist Amoco's minority engineering recruitment efforts.
Purdue University's Minority Engineering Program and The Amoco Foundation established the John Logan Memorial Scholarship fund in his honor. His wife Marilyn, son John Wesley Logan, III, mother Martha and his sister Etelka, survives him.
Dr. Arthur Bond, Ph.D.
[not pictured] Dr. Bond, joined Alabama A&M as Dean of Engineering and Technology in August 1992 after having served as Professor and head of the Electrical Engineering Department at Tuskegee University since 1989. While at Tuskegee, he was a member of SYTHESIS Coalition of eight engineering schools sharing a $15.3 million National Science Foundation. Dr. Bond is a tireless advocate for quality engineering education for minorities. As a result of his efforts, AAMU is the only university in the country to have a directed verdict that ordered new engineering programs. The verdict came out of a long running desegregation lawsuit against the State of Alabama. In May 1999, AAMU will graduate its first class from the new Electrical and Mechanical Engineering programs.
Prior to Tuskegee, Dr. Bond worked in commercial industry for AlliedSignal, Hughes, TRW and Union Carbide in capacities ranging from electronics research technician through research and development engineer/scientist. Dr. Bond received his B.S. MS and Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Purdue University. He is the recipient of the ASEE Vincent Bendix Award, the NACME Reginald H. Jones Award and the Huntsville Association of Technical Societies as AAMU's Professor of the Year. He is married to Carolyn Duvall and they recently celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary.
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Las Vegas Sands (LVS) shares are trading modestly lower this afternoon after the casino company missed earnings expectations. LVS also raised its quarterly dividend by 40% to 35 cents per share, effective 2013. LVS shares fell 0.2%;
Beyond the dividend, analysts are discussing he company's weak results in Singapore, where casino results fell. Cantor analyst Robert LaFleur downgraded his rating on the shares to Hold, even though he considers the company to be "the dominant global gaming player."
"The stock has had a nice run from its July lows, but the growth challenges displayed in Singapore this quarter precipitated this change in our outlook. While LVS still has a compelling long-term growth and FCF story, we think near-term concerns raised in yesterday's earnings report are likely to keep the shares in neutral."
But others cited the growing dividend as a good reason to own the stock, because it presumably puts a floor under the share price.
"[A] phenomenon of rising dividend expectations caps share-price volatility and on that premise, reiterate our preference for LVS as our best long-term idea with a $58 target price," wrote CLSA analyst Jon Oh, who rates the shares at Buy.
Sterne Agee analyst David Bain also thinks the company's strengt5hs outweigh its weaknesses. "Macau portfolio trajectory and increasing return of capital to shareholders offset Singapore softness."
Bain expects Singapore results to rebound.
"We remain bullish longer-term on Singapore, and believe LVS, as the only US-listed entity with gaming operations in Singapore, deserves an equity premium relative to peers."
LVS shares fell 0.2%; competitors Wynn Resorts (WYNN) and MGM Resorts International (MGM) were both down more than 1%.

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In the wake of the glorious Guile 2.0 release, I've been working on a prototype re-implementation of GIMP's Script-Fu plugin system that uses Guile in lieu of their embedded TinyScheme. I actually got reasonably far, but then the onboard video on my beloved ZaReason UltraLap SR straight up died, so I had to sideline that project while I waited for a replacement (in the form of a new ZaReason Terra HD) to arrive.
Although I'd temporarily lost access to my GIMP patches, I did have comfortably obsolete desktop machine available to me to use to satisfy my constant, ravening need to write programs all the time. I decided that doing an R6RS Scheme implementation of Google Protocol Buffers would make a cool, discrete project: I use and enjoy protobufs at my day job, and I had a hunch that their requirements would map nicely onto the features provided by R6RS records and enumerations. It turns out I was right about that, although I've now sunk a bit more time than I was expecting into the project. But I did just manage to get an initial import of some working libraries uploaded to Google Code. Check it out here.


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GRAMMY winner Taylor Swift was named Entertainer of the Year at the 45th Annual CMA Awards on Nov. 9. The Band Perry garnered two awards for Single of the Year for "If I Die Young," which garnered lead singer/songwriter Kimberly Perry Song of the Year honors, and New Artist of the Year, while Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton took home Female Vocalist and Male Vocalist of the Year honors, respectively. Other artists winning awards included Jason Aldean, Kenny Chesney, Kelly Clarkson, Lady Antebellum, Mac McAnally, Grace Potter, and Sugarland. (11/10)


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Add an extra spark of color and flavor by stirring in half of a red bell pepper, thinly sliced, with the coleslaw, mushrooms and chicken. One clove of garlic, finely chopped, can also be added with the vegetables for additional flavor.
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Walmart $5 Day at the Orlando Science Center
August 26, 2011, 2:48 am
The Walmart Foundation and the Orlando Science Center will host "Walmart $5 Day" at the Orlando Science Center on Sunday, August 28. All guests will enjoy everything that the Science Center has to offer for the significantly discounted price of $5. General admission fees are usually $17 for adults and $12 for kids (ages 3-11). For many, this event provides the opportunity to experience the Science Center for the first time.
"Walmart and the Walmart Foundation are dedicated to making an impact in communities where our employees and customers live and work," said Walmart Market Manager for Central Florida, Rick Tomb. "We are very proud of programs like Walmart $5 Day because we immediately see the result on the faces of the visitors to the Orlando Science Center." Guests will have a full day of family fun and discovery, including experiencing an exhibit that's been rocking crowds all summer long.
GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked the World is enjoying its world premiere at the Science Center with a journey through the evolution of the guitar while also examining the science of sound. Guests explore displays of classic guitars, artifacts and activities that pay homage to the guitar as one of the most widely recognized cultural symbols of the day. In addition, all exhibits, giant screen films and live programs will be available for families to enjoy. They can encounter live swamp critters in NatureWorks or test their meteorology skills in the severe weather center or jump inside the Hurricane Chamber and face 75 mph winds.
In between exhibits, experience movies on an enormous eight-story screen within the Dr. Phillips CineDome. Journey to the Middle East with Arabia, an eye-opening film that combines contemporary scenes of everyday life in today's Saudi Arabia with Hollywood-style recreations of the Arabian past. The film, narrated by Academy Award Winner Helen Mirren, probes the roots of a culture that continues to be of profound complexity and importance. Younger viewers will enjoy Animaloplis – a lighthearted and imaginary look at the animal world. Whether going nose to nose with grazing hippos or eye to eye with dancing bears, audiences will be reminded that nature always has a sense of humor.
"We so appreciate Walmart's support with this event," said JoAnn Newman, president and CEO of the Science Center. "It's a wonderful opportunity to reach out to all our community's families so they can have a fun day learning together." For more information on Walmart $5 Day on August 28, the general public can call 407.514.2000 or visit www.osc.org. For more information on Walmart, please visit www.walmart.com.


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April 5, 2013, marks the 1000-day milestone towards the UN's Millennium Development Goals [2] (MDGs). The MDGs are the most successful global anti-poverty push in history and comprise of 8 concrete goals aimed at eradicating extreme poverty and deprivation.
To date significant progress has been made across many of the MDGs. However, global trends have created challenges to reaching these goals.
The UN Political Declaration adopted at the UN High-Level Meeting on NCDs [3] in 2011 and the UN Conference on Sustainable Development last year, affirmed that diabetes and other NCDs are leading threats to development in the 21st century and are undermining the achievements of the MDG's.
On the occasion of the 1000-day milestone, the UN is organising a global 1000 minute digital media rally [4] to raise awareness and inspire action around the MDGs and a post-2015 development framework.
According to Ban Ki-moon, Secretary General of the UN "Action now will improve lives and add momentum as we look beyond 2015 to the challenges of sustainable development".
Follow @IntDiabetesFed [5] and @NCDAlliance [6] using #MDGmomentum to show your support for the campaign and get your voice heard on the post 2015 agenda!
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The Australian Government approved Sydney Airport's new Master Plan 2033 on the 17th of February, 2014. This master plan replaces the previous 2009 master plan.
The master plan outlines the strategic direction for the airport's development over the next 20 years. It includes an assessment of the future needs of airlines and other airport users, a land use zoning plan, forecast changes in the number of airline passengers, flights and the volume of air freight, information about aircraft noise and the plans for dealing with any environmental issues associated with implementing the new master plan.
The master plan also outlines significant investments to improve traffic flow in and around the passenger terminal precincts.
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Could be useful. Maybe a little annoying sometimes, but overall, could be useful.
Buggy. Buggy. Buggy. Almost every app I loaded after installing this caused a re-spring at app's exit. Had to go. It has good promise though, if it ever gets right.
umm.. i just tried to re-jb but it left this stupid SBBrighten thing on there so... it's still freezing. How do I go about removing this???
ModMyI, do the responsible thing and mention that this piece of sh*t mod is more harm then good. :-/ dammit.
Edit: For those that accidentally installed this and froze their phone. I used diskaid to go into the root folder then library>mobilesubstrate>dynamiclibraries then located the two SBBrightness files one is the .plist and the other is the .dylib, deleted those files, then resprung my phone. back to normal thank god.
Guys you better off with "Brightness Activator Action" and set it to swipe left and right on the status bar to adjust the brightness. This is so far the best tweak for adjusting brightness. Instant access and instant action!
Can't live without it and I have to live with an unjailbroken iPhone 4S :/
I'm really sorry guys about all the issues you are having. Can someone (please) try this new version?
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Family: Strigidae, Owls view all from this family
Description ADULT AND JUVENILE Have dark brown upperparts and paler underparts; however, whole body is heavily streaked. At close range, note rounded, orange-buff facial disc and staring orange eyes. "Ear" tufts are appreciably longer than those of Short-eared.
Dimensions Length: 15" (38 cm); Wngspn: 3' 3" (1 m)
Habitat Nests in dense woodland and scrub thickets, usually in vicinity of open country for hunting. Outside breeding season, birds disperse and northern populations migrate south. In winter, roosts communally in dense thickets.
Observation Tips Hard to observe in daytime, although most people's experience will be a partial view at a daytime winter roost.
Range Northwest, Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic, New England, Plains, Southeast, Alaska, Eastern Canada, Rocky Mountains, Southwest, Texas, California, Western Canada
Voice Mostly silent, but series of deep hoots is sometimes heard in spring.
Discussion Nocturnal and secretive owl. When alarmed, sometimes adopts elongated posture with "ear" tufts raised. In flight, could be mistaken for Short-eared, but has orange-buff overall underwing color (whitish in Short-eared) and more extensive, but barred, dark wingtips. Orange-buff upper wing patch is more striking than on Short-eared. Sexes are similar.


text: LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRANSFER GUIDE Curriculum: Accounting, Fraud Investigation, Davenport University 3+1 Transfer Program for LCC-AB Degree 0162 Curriculum Code: 1441 Semester Semester Code Title Credits Offered REQUIREMENTS Total: 87 Credits ACCG 210 Principles of Accounting I 4 ALL ACCG 211 Principles of Accounting II 4 ALL ACCG 220 Intermediate Accounting I 4 F,SP ACCG 221 Intermediate Accounting II 4 F,SP ACCG 230 Cost/Managerial I 4 F,SP ACCG 240 Federal Income Tax I 4 ALL ACCG 260 Accounting Systems 4 F,SP ACCG 271 Principles of Finance 3 SU ACCG 290 Auditing 4 F,SP ACCG 292 Fraud Detection and Prevention 3 F,SP BUSN 118 Introduction to Business (See Note 4) 3 ALL CITA 226 Microsoft Excel-Advanced (See Note 4) 3 ALL ECON 201 Principles of Economics-Micro (See Note 4) 4 ALL ECON 202 Principles of Economics-Macro (See Note 4) 4 ALL LEGL 215 Busn Law I, Basic Principles 3 ALL MATH 112 Intermediate Algebra 4 ALL MGMT 225 Principles of Mgmt/Leadership (See Note 4) 3 ALL MGMT 234 Diversity in the Workplace 3 ALL MKTG 200 Principles of Marketing (See Note 4) 3 ALL PHIL 152 Introduction to Ethics (See Note 4) 4 ALL SPCH 130 Fund of Public Speaking 3 ALL STAT 170 Introduction to Statistics (See Note 4) 4 ALL WRIT 121 Composition I 4 ALL WRIT 122 Composition II (See Note 4) 4 ALL LIMITED CHOICE REQUIREMENTS Total: 15 Credits Complete the indicated number of credits from each CHOICE listed below. CHOICE 1: MACRAO/LCC CORE Requirements 10 Credits (See Note 3) Humanities (See Note 4) 3 Science 4 Social Science (See Note 4) 3 CHOICE 2: AB Degree Requirements 5 Credits (See Note 5) TOTAL CREDITS 102 NOTES: 1. This transfer guide represents a 3+1 Articulation (partnership) Agreement between Lansing Community College (LCC) and Davenport University that facilitates the transfer of 102 LCC credits toward the completion of a Bachelor in Business Administration degree in Accounting Fraud Investigation at Davenport University. 2. This guide includes courses for the LCC Accounting (0162) curriculum guide, allowing students to simultaneously earn an Associate in Business degree from LCC while preparing to transfer to Davenport University. 3. See the LCC General Education Core Area/MACRAO Crosswalk for appropriate course selection for 2013-14. 4. Students may choose to complete this third year requirement at LCC or Davenport University after transfer. 5. Completion of 6 credits from CHOICE 2 on the LCC curriculum 0162 fulfills the remaining course requirements for this transfer guide. 6. Students seeking an LCC associate degree must fulfill specific graduation requirements. See the LCC Catalog for details. 7. This transfer guide requires basic skill levels in mathematics, reading, and writing. To determine accurate course placement, students should take the Computerized Placement Tests in the LCC Assessment Center (GB 200) prior to registration. For testing hours call (517) 267-5500. For further information and advising, contact the LCC Business and Economics Department at (517) 483-1522 or Davenport University's Admissions Office at (517) 484-2600. VISIT THE DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY WEBSITE AT http://www.davenport.edu. Effective from Fall 2013 through Summer 2014


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text: It seems you are lacking in the knowledge of basic database concepts. I certainly am not the person to explain it, but I know there are plenty of useful books on how relational databases work, and the theory behind it. For sure, SQL is not the most sophisticated query mechanism, but most relational databases do offer ways to consolidate information and get you what you need. Generally if you have a table of states, and another table of cities with some sort of mapping, you would create a state capitals view that returned the information you need. If this isn't your cup of tea, hire a DBA, who lives for this kind of excitement. The rules of how to efficiently organize data in a relational database have to do with data integrity and consistency.


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By The Associated Press
HATTIESBURG — Mississippi Power has completed initial storm restoration to the cities of Hattiesburg and Petal following Sunday's tornado.
As of 10 a.m. Tuesday, The Hattiesburg American reports crews restored power to those customers able to receive it.
Mississippi Power Pine Belt Division Manager Jason Lee says more than 300 additional support personnel, including linemen, engineers and tree crews, were called to action to expedite the restoration process. The extensive damage included nearly 100 broken power poles as a result of the severe weather.
Lee says crews are now inspecting the system for any additional damage or weakened areas caused by the continuing inclement weather conditions.


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Indian law enforcement unaccountable in journalist attacks
Anyone who has been to India or is familiar with the country knows how chaotic it can be: from the congestion on the streets of Delhi to the messy way in which democracy functions. And for journalists, covering the chaos of India can be risky business. This week alone, Indian law enforcement officials assaulted two journalists covering demonstrations in different corners of the country.


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Lecture examines how oil prices are set
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Energy industry consultant Roger Diwan will present a lecture titled "Who Determines Oil Prices: OPEC, Saudi Arabia or Speculators?" at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 7, in 100 Jones Hall.
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Track Foreprints round, 1" (2527 mm) long; hindprints more triangular, 2 1/4" (5658 mm) long. When bounding, paired hindprints are slightly ahead of paired foreprints; sometimes foreprints are between rear parts of hindprints, often directly behind them, leaving tracks like exclamation points (!!); bounding stride ranges from a few inches to over 3' (900 mm). On snow, foreprints 1 1/21 3/4" (3746 mm) long, hindprints nearly 3" (7577 mm) long, with claws usually showing. On mud or soft ground, hindprints shorter and rounder because entire pad does not always print, and long toes may print more distinctly. (Rabbit tracks are similar but longer, and foreprints are not paired.)
Sign Gnawed acorn husks or other nutshells, especially hickory, walnut, beechnut, or pecan, littering the ground. Nuts show large ragged edged hole or are crushed. Corncobs with only germ end of kernels eaten. In winter and spring, ragged little holes in snow or earth where squirrels have dug up nut caches. Gnawings on tree trunks and limbs, similar to porcupine's but with smaller tooth marks and no droppings below.
Nest: Placed in a hollow tree or a loose, ball-shaped nest of leaves in high tree crotches or limbs (obvious in winter in bare branches); in summer, "cooling beds" or "loafing platforms" (flatter, smaller leaf nests without cavity).
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Lactic acidosis and severe hepatomegaly with steatosis, including fatal cases, have been reported with the use of nucleoside analogues alone or in combination, including stavudine and other antiretrovirals. Fatal lactic acidosis has been reported in pregnant women who received the combination of stavudine and didanosine with other antiretroviral agents. The combination of stavudine and didanosine should be used with caution during pregnancy and is recommended only if the potential benefit clearly outweighs the potential risk [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS].
Fatal and nonfatal pancreatitis have occurred during therapy when ZERIT was part of a combination regimen that included didanosine in both treatment-naive and treatment-experienced patients, regardless of degree of immunosuppression [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS].
ZERIT is the brand name for stavudine (d4T), a synthetic thymidine nucleoside analogue, active against the human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1). The chemical name for stavudine is 2',3'-didehydro-3'-deoxythymidine. Stavudine has the following structural formula:
Stavudine is a white to off-white crystalline solid with the molecular formula C10H12N2O4 and a molecular weight of 224.2. The solubility of stavudine at 23°C is approximately 83 mg/mL in water and 30 mg/mL in propylene glycol. The n-octanol/ water partition coefficient of stavudine at 23°C is 0.144.
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When I was a caterer, I served mountains of caviar at parties...and at my own soirées, too! More than once I was faced with what to do with a pound or so of leftover caviar. Obviously, the answer was to make a pile of blini and invite friends over for an indulgent meal. If you are lucky enough to have some caviar for your New Year's Eve celebration, try this authentic recipe made with buckwheat flour and sour cream. And remember, these are pancakes that should not be served hot. In fact, the heat would warm the cold caviar. So make them a few hours ahead of serving, but keep them at room temperature. With some sparkling wine to wash it all down, blini and caviar are a fine way to bring in the new year.
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General: Hypersensitivity reactions including the following: skin eruptions (maculopapular to exfoliative dermatitis), urticaria, laryngeal edema, fever, eosinophilia; other serum sickness-like reactions (including chills, fever, edema, arthralgia, and prostration); and anaphylaxis including shock and death. Note: Urticaria, other skin rashes, and serum sickness-like reactions may be controlled with antihistamines and, if necessary, systemic corticosteroids. Whenever such reactions occur, penicillin G should be discontinued unless, in the opinion of the physician, the condition being treated is life-threatening and amenable only to therapy with penicillin G. Serious anaphylactic reactions require immediate emergency treatment with epinephrine. Oxygen, intravenous steroids, and airway management, including intubation, should also be administered as indicated.
Gastrointestinal: Pseudomembranous colitis. Onset of pseudomembranous colitis symptoms may occur during or after antibacterial treatment. (See WARNINGS section.)
Hematologic: Hemolytic anemia, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia.
Neurologic: Neuropathy.
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Body as a Whole: Hypersensitivity reactions including allergic vasculitis, pruritus, fatigue, asthenia, and pain; aggravation of existing disorder; headache.
Cardiovascular: Cardiac arrest; hypotension; tachycardia; palpitations; pulmonary hypertension; pulmonary embolism; vasodilation; vasovagal reaction; cerebrovascular accident; syncope.
Gastrointestinal: Nausea, vomiting; blood in stool; intestinal necrosis.
Hemic and Lymphatic: Lymphadenopathy.
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Respiratory: Hypoxia; apnea; dyspnea.
Skin: Diaphoresis.
Special Senses: Blurred vision; blindness.
Urogenital: Neurogenic bladder; hematuria; proteinuria; renal failure; impotence; priapism.
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The blanket part is absolutely associated with sponsorships concepts, be more specific, there are two types of possibilities here, one is something where skater belongs to, high schools, university, skating clubs etc, another one is about where skaters get their major sponsorships, for instance, Kozuka belongs to Toyota Co.
Even though there are both Yuzu and Mura blanked affiliation, but the situation is quite different. For Mura, http://www.sanspo.com/sports/news/20...390003-n1.html, it's said Mura is trying to find some 'support' as he just graduated from Chukyo University. So I would say the blank affiliation part of Mura must be related to his future sponsorships.
Hence, Yuzu's case is quite weird to me. I'll explain why.
Firstly, for Yuzu, the best example would be Yukari Nakano, same with Yuzu, Yukari was accepted by the School of Human Science, Waseda University (e-learning courses), but hardly you see Yukari Nakano(Waseda Univeristy) as times back before she retired, you always notice it was Yukari Nakano (Prince Hotel), is simply becoz she signed the sponsorship contract with Prince Hotel Co.
中野友加里(プリンスホテル)= Yukari Nakano (Prince Hotel)
In 2009, Yukari's still a student of Waseda University
Secondly, there's a major difference when we are talking about Yuzu and Yukari's case of sponsorships, coz as Kalina stated, Yuzu's already signed with JOC's financial sponsorship program 'Symbol Athletes', Symbol Atheletes program, which involves a limited number of top-tier "Gold Partner" businesses, is aimed at luring 600 million yen in sponsorship deals over four years for rights to use the image of top athletes. (http://www.houseofjapan.com/sport/ol...l-athlete-deal). So zydeco88, there's no need to Yuzu hunting for a financial sponsorship coz he's already had it.
So called 'Gold Partner', you could find a full list at JOC's official website, http://www.joc.or.jp/about/partners/, 'JOC's Gold Partner' along with 'JOC's Partner' pay huge amounts of money to get that rights of using top athletes image for the commercial basis. Therefore Yuzu's sponsorship or in other words affiliation should be from one of JOC's official partner or gold partner if he will choose one of them to be his official sponsorship. BTW, Yuzu will surly included in at least one of JOC's official partner's commercials, one of SA program athletes obligations.
Coming with a BUT, it could be considering Daisuke as an example as discussing of SA program skater's affiliations coz Daisuke renewed his contract with JOC SA program, so literally sharing the same situation with Yuzu, but it's always been Daisuke Takahashi (Kansai University) since Daisuke signed the SA contract. Also it's always been Mao Asada (Chukyo University) while Mao was still an athlete of SA program even she's been having so many sponsorships including some JOC's official partners, LOTTE Co, Airweave Co. etc. So I strongly doubt that Yuzu will choose a JOC's partner as his affiliation rather than Waseda Universtiy, specially he's just at his first year of university.
Some references, SA program athletes from 2009 to 2012,
Mao's affiliation during 2009 to 2012 period,
Daisuke's affiliation during 2009 to 2012 period,
Then back to the core question, why Yuzu's affiliation is blanked in JSF's official presents, logically I'll go with Yuzu will have an official JOC's partner as his sponsorship or also could say his affiliation, but it's still lack of kinda historical evidence as you could see Daisuke and Mao's cases I listed above.
BTW personally I'm much more interesting to see which agency Yuzu will choose for his career development anyway.
I totally overlooked the fact that he's one of JOC's Symbol Athletes. Thanks for the explanation, wxunxx. Doesn't an athlete usually have a say regarding their affiliation status? I looked through JSF list over the past few years and none of the fields was left blank, so I suppose they'll put up a revised version later? We'll see who he'll align himself with.
My pleasure, zydeco88.
To be honest I never saw JSF draw skater's affiliation status blank before. Mura's situation is understandable since he's just graduated from university and hasn't found any official sponsorship yet. But Yuzu? I'm confused coz normally it's very easy to put Waseda University as his affiliation.
An athlete of SA program absolutely claims his/her rights prior to own affiliation status, but it will be much helpful of engaging a professional personal management before and after athletes sign any contract with any organization, simply coz so many legal and PR matters or other economic interests involved at this level which requires a high degree of experienced career consulting expertise . That's why I regard Yuzu's future agency as one of most important factors currently.
The official enhancement athletes will release a final update at JSF's official website on 1st July. Let's keep en eye on it if there's any update of Yuzu's affiliation.
FYI one of basic rules of JOC's SA program, is the rights of using SA athletes' image fully controlled by JOC, this probably one of reasons why videos removed much faster than before.
For the extra cast of The Ice 2013, I think we will see Yuzu's name together with Kanako, Adelina etc showing on the cast list this week if the source is correct lol.
Mr. Sashida's Hana Ni Nare live at NHK's TV program, there were some scenes of Yuzu performing Hana Ni Nare at NHK Trophy 2012.
Thx to a quick upload by yuzu yusu, btw better download ASAP if you want to keep the video.
The additional cast for THE ICE has been announced but there's no Yuzu. Adelina, Kovtun, Narumi & her new partner, Kaitlyn & Andrew will be joining the cast. How many spots are left? Or is this already the complete list?
Oops, no Yuzu and Kanako, a bit disappointing! well at least Adelina did on the list then.
Normally the cast of The Ice would be released at three different times. For instance, The Ice 2012, 23rd April, 11th May and 29th June. The Ice 2011, 6th May, 27th May and 28th June.
So I guess there's still final shot lol. Plus, averagely complete cast list of The Ice includes 18 skaters and now just 15 or 16 if counting Mai.
OK, it looks like DOI is coming on its way, according to http://www.marinaice.com/new/2013-04-21-172916.html, Dream On Ice 2013 will be held on 29th June, 30th June, New Yokohama Skating Centre, another ice show that Yuzu might participate. The first line of cast should be released in May. Let's keep an eye on it then.
Based on today's Nikkan Sports newspaper, Kozu has been confirmed he's suffering some sort of hip joint problem, caused by congenital defects. A complete recovery requires a surgery and at least six month period time of treatment. Kozu, such a fighter, said in the interview he will still fight for Sochi. He left for USA today, 25th April and will train there next two and half month. So I think there's a possibility he might withdraw from The Ice.
According to this site, FaOI will be held on the 6th and 7th of July which, I think increases the chances of Yuzu's participation in DOI due to the proximity of the event dates of both shows. I was under the impression FaOI would be held somewhere in September, probably they're moving forward the dates so as to not interfere with the athletes' preparation for the Olympics season. I think we should also be keeping an eye out for PIW in Tokyo, held from 12th to 15th of July. If he were to participate in all the shows starting from DOI (late June) until THE ICE (late July), there's a possibility that he'd stay in Japan for one whole month.
FaOI cast: Shizuka Arakawa, Yuzuru Hanyu, Miki Ando, Akiko Suzuki, Kanako Murakami, Stephane Lambiel, Brian Joubert, Johnny Weir, Philippe Candeloro, Javier Fernandez.
Pretty much the same as last year's.
It's confirmed that Yuzu will be appearing in DOI. And guess what, Javi will also be there. =)
DOI official homepage: http://www.onice.jp/top.html
Cast: Yuzuru Hanyu, Takahito Mura, Nobunari Oda, Akiko Suzuki, Kanako Murakami, Javier Fernandez, Miki Ando, etc.
Thx for the infor, zydeco88!
To be honest it's a bit surprised to see official update of DOI 2013 was released such in short time. Do hope this year's ice show schedule could stays for now on behalf of Yuzu's first Olympic season even though I really wanna see Yuzu in The Ice. sigh.
And also the funny thing is where's Yuzu, where's Javi, I guess I have to start to think boys share same manager though IF Yuzu already signed with agency lol.
^ Nam Nguyen will also be joining them in FaOI (based on AI's, a Japanese R&B singer who'll be the featured artist in the show, official blog). And rejoice people, both shows will be broadcasted, DOI by FujiTV and FaOI by TV Asahi.
CC will be holding a summer camp from June 24 to Aug 16 which coincides with the event dates of most shows in concern. So, it could be a strategic decision on CC's part to let them do ice shows while they're running the summer camp.
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Birth Control for Breastfeeding Women
Contrary to popular legend, breastfeeding women can become pregnant. However, methods of birth control exist that present no problems for either the nursing mom or her baby.
The health benefits that breastfeeding offers newborns are widely known and well-documented by numerous studies, and the convenience and cost savings associated with breastfeeding are significant. While most women who choose to breastfeed do so until their baby gets their first teeth (age 4-6 months), some will continue for much longer, often into the child's second year.
Since most women resume sexual activity several weeks after delivery, the need for effective birth control is an important consideration. The ideal method is one that is completely safe for the newborn infant, free of side effects for the nursing mother, and highly effective in preventing pregnancy. While no current method fits that exact description, there are several good options available to the woman who chooses to breastfeed.
The methods available to breastfeeding women include hormonal contraceptives, barrier methods, the intrauterine device (IUD), and sterilization. If you plan to breastfeed, talk to your healthcare provider before your delivery about which method might be best for you.
Breastfeeding Is Not a Contraceptive
The common misconception that breastfeeding itself prevents pregnancy has consistently been proven wrong. The fact is, if you exclusively breastfeed your baby for the first 6 months of life, you have a lower probability of becoming pregnant.
Breastfeeding can be a natural way to prevent pregnancy after birth with the Lactation Amenorrhea Method (LAM). While you are nursing, hormones that cause ovulation are not produced. If ovulation does not occur, pregnancy cannot happen. Is this an effective method? Not compared to other birth control methods. While it is true that a nursing mom is less likely to become pregnant than a mother who bottlefeeds, there is no guarantee that pregnancy will not occur if birth control is not used.
Hormonal Contraceptives
The Pill and Mini-pill
The combination birth control pill, commonly referred to as the pill , combines estrogen and progesterone hormones. Progesterone-only birth control pills, also called the mini-pill , only contain progesterone. Hormone contraceptives may work by disrupting the hormone cycle that results in ovulation. Some pills thicken cervical mucus, which makes it more difficult for sperm to meet the egg. Other pills do both.
Mini-pills are a popular choice for many nursing and non-nursing women. Mini-pills are less effective than combination pills. However, it is often recommended over combination pills after delivering your baby because combination pills increase your risk of developing a blood clot. Also, despite insufficient evidence to prove it, many organizations are concerned that combined oral contraception may suppress milk production, so they do not recommend them in breastfeeding women. Most women will not menstruate as long as they remain on the mini-pill—a welcome side effect for some women.
When breastfeeding is discontinued, an easy transition can be made to a combination pill. It is essential that the mini-pill be taken everyday at the same time to be effective. Noncompliance can result in an unintended pregnancy.
This option is an injectable hormonal contraceptive, which is given every 3 months. Breastfeeding women should wait until 6 weeks after delivery before receiving their first injection. The progesterone-like hormone contained in Depo-provera will not harm the nursing infant, is almost 100% effective in preventing pregnancy, and will not reduce your milk supply. Side effects include irregular periods or absence of periods and weight gain.
Barrier Methods
Barrier methods of birth control include condoms (male and female), the diaphragm, and the cervical cap. All of these methods work by presenting a physical barrier that prevents the sperm from gaining access to the egg. Although side effects are minimal, the pregnancy rate is significantly higher when compared to hormonal methods. None of the barrier methods interfere with breastfeeding in any way.
To improve their efficacy, condoms should be used in conjunction with a spermicidal gel. The chemicals in these gels do not enter the breast milk and therefore are harmless to a nursing infant. Failure to prevent pregnancy is usually due to improper use, failure to use at all, or breakage. Latex condoms may cause an allergic reaction in some women, but will not affect the nursing infant in any way.
It should be noted that using a male latex condom is the only birth control method that protects you from sexually transmitted diseases.
The diaphragm is a round, flexible, rubber, cup-shaped device that is inserted into the vagina before sex. When used with a spermicidal gel, its effectiveness at preventing pregnancy is similar to condoms. Diaphragms come in different sizes, so you need to see your healthcare provider to get a proper fit. You will also be instructed by your healthcare provider as to the proper way to insert and remove the diaphragm. The diaphragm should be left in place for up to 8 hours after intercourse to prevent pregnancy. Removal should be done within 24 hours. With proper care, a diaphragm will last for 2-3 years, but should be refitted if you gain or lose a substantial amount of weight during that time. You can be fitted for a diaphragm at your postpartum check-up—usually 4-6 weeks after delivery.
Cervical Cap
The less popular cervical cap fits more tightly against the cervix, is more rigid than a diaphragm, and can remain in place for longer periods of time.
Breastfeeding women sometimes develop atrophic vaginitis. This condition, a result of depressed estrogen levels, causes vaginal dryness, irritation, and painful intercourse. Insertion and removal of a diaphragm or cervical cap may be painful. If you suffer from this condition, a different method of contraception may be more acceptable.
The Intrauterine Device (IUD)
The IUD is an effective and safe contraceptive method for breastfeeding women. Current IUDs either contain copper or are impregnated with a progesterone-like hormone. There are no adverse effects from the IUD or any of its chemical components on the nursing infant.
For women who have completed their families, permanent sterilization is another method of birth control. A tubal ligation can be performed shortly after delivery while you are still in the hospital, or, if preferred, at a later date as an outpatient. In either case, no interruption in breastfeeding is necessary. Anesthetics used during the procedure may be present in the breast milk for a short period of time, but not in quantities high enough to cause any harmful effects on a nursing infant. Recovery from this minor surgery is rapid, and breastfeeding can resume as soon as you are awake and alert. After surgery, a wide variety of safe pain medications may be used.
Safe Solutions
For most new mothers, the thought of becoming pregnant again right away is frightening. Effective birth control is therefore of paramount importance. Breastfeeding mothers are often concerned about medications that might be transferred to their babies in their breast milk. Fortunately, there are several safe methods available for prevention of pregnancy in women who choose to breastfeed their infants.
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Norma Ferguson Klingaman
Norma V. Ferguson Klingaman, 91, of Richland Center was called to her eternal resting place Saturday, February 23, 2013 at Schmitt Woodland Hills. She was born March 6, 1921 in Woodstock, Wisconsin the daughter of Dewey E. and Doris (Clark) Brown.
Norma graduated from Richland Center High School in 1939. She was united in marriage to Charles M. Ferguson, March 21, 1940. After his death in April 1991, she married Rupert E. Klingaman on March 31, 1995. Norma worked a number of years for O'Bryans as a supervisor, also worked at Brown's Smart Fashion for 12 years. She was an active member of The Church of the Nazarene. Norma loved life, she loved to sew and made lots of quilts and pillows. She loved flowers and landscaping her home.
Norma is survived by two children: Cheryl Frye of Richland Center, Roger (Tracey) Ferguson of Five Points, brother: Willis (Jeri) Brown of Mazomanie, sister-in-law: Charlotte Ferguson of Spring Green, seven grandchildren: Jeffrey (Debbie) Ferguson of West Salem, Jennifer (Kevin) Cardin of Barneveld, Chad Ferguson of Middleton, Lucas Ferguson of Richland Center, Travis Ferguson, Kenneth (Angela) Frye of Viroqua, and Seth Fry of Muscoda, six great-grandchildren, many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
Norma was preceded in death by her son Lanny Ferguson, deceased in 1968, parents, a sister Lucille Huffman, 1979 and a brother Elmer in 1988.
Funeral services will be Saturday, March 2, 2013 at 11:00 AM at the Pratt Memorial Chapel with Pastor Chuck Hayes officiating. Burial will follow in the Woodstock Cemetery. Friends may call at the Pratt Memorial Chapel on Saturday, March 2, 2013 from 10:00 AM until the time of the service at 11:00 AM.
The family suggests memorials in Norma's name be directed to The Church of the Nazarene. The Pratt Funeral and Cremation Service of Richland Center is assisting the family with their arrangements. Online condolences can be made at prattfuneralservice.com.


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additional tl;dr jibber jabber wrote:Spoiler :Friend: It has been awhile, my dear old friend
8bit_samurai: Indeed. I see not much has changed.
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8bit_samurai: If you say so. What is this post doing here? it makes no sense.
Friend: This lamp post? I got it at an auction. It's an old antique I could use in my collection.
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Friend: So these two are the abominations you brought.
Rip van Winkle: Brought?
8bit_samurai: You helped with creation the machine
Friend: Aye, but it is you who pushed the button and destroyed it. Besides, that technology is getting outdated. There are far better devices that will do practically the same thing for much, much cheaper than that old thing. By the way, modding without proper knowledge is a bad thing. I'm surprised the consequences wasn't more dire.
Jakotsu: Modded?
Friend: It wan't meant to " send" people back, it was only meant to "receive." Now, enough petty talk. You have the money?
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Track Cloven prints similar to those of Elk but larger, more pointed; usually more than 5" (125 mm) long; may be 6" (150 mm) long and 4 1/2" (115 mm) wide in a large bull. Lobes somewhat splayed in snow or mud, or when running. Dewclaws often print behind main prints in snow or mud, or when running, lengthening print to 10" (250 mm). Stride 3' 9"5' 5" (1.151.65 m) when walking, more than 8' (2.4 m) when trotting or running.
Sign Browse raggedly torn; thrashed shrubs and trees stripped of bark. May produce a browse line on young conifers in winter. Browsed stems lack clean cut left by rabbits and rodents. Gnaws bark from young trees, especially aspens.
Bed: Often leaves sleeping beds of flattened vegetation, similar to those of other cervids; marked by tracks and droppings.
Wallows: Cleared depressions in ground, 4' (1.2 m) wide, 4' (1.2 m) long, 34" (75100 mm) deep; muddy, smelling of urine, marked with tracks.
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Marvel 24 Inch Wine Cellar Top Refrigerated Drawer Bottom Black Cabinet Stainless Steel Frame with Glass Door
Store and age your favorite wines at the perfect temperature with the Marvel 24 Inch Wine Cellar Top Refrigerated Drawer Bottom Black Cabinet Stainless Steel Frame with Glass Door (66WDM-BS-G-R, 66WDM-BS-G-L). This unique wine cooler offers you the comfort and style of a traditional wine refrigerator on top, but includes functional refrigerated drawers underneath to offer you versatility and the ability to store multiple types of beverages and items in the same location. The exterior of the refrigerator is made from a flawless stainless steel that is easy to keep clean, and will be sure to match your existing appliances and furniture. This wine refrigerator is designed to be built into a cabinet or other fixture so that it fits seamlessly with your kitchen or bar area.
Marvel has created a vibration neutralization system that keeps your wine undisturbed as it ages, and it keeps the overall noise emitted from the cooler as low as possible. Also included with this refrigerator is a close door assist hinging system that ensures that the seal reforms to keep energy costs down. The interior of the unit is illuminated with a soft blue LED light that allows you to easily see and pick out the perfect wine bottle without having a hard damaging lighting system. The upper zone on the refrigerator can hold up to 54 wine bottles in six (6) shelves, with the top shelf being a display shelf so you can show off your favorite bottles. Underneath the upper zone, the refrigerated drawers are designed to be extra deep so that they can accommodate most wine bottles standing up, for increased versatility and ease of use. With two (2) independent drawers you have multiple options and areas for storing more wine bottles, or other types of beverages. Temperature is controlled with soft touch digital controls that are easy to use and allow you to control each area independently. If you enjoy drinking white and red wine, and want to be able to store your wine at the perfect temperature then the Marvel 24 Inch Wine Cellar Top Refrigerated Drawer Bottom- Black Cabinet Stainless Steel Frame with Glass Door is just for you.
Vibration Neutralization System™:A unique vibration neutralization system keeps your wine undisturbed and the noise produced by the unit to a minimum
Dual Function:The top of the unit allows you to easily store your bottles in a typical wine cooler setup, while the bottom drawers give you options for cooling other beverages
Close Assist Door:Marvel's unique close door assist hinging system ensures that the door closes and the seal forms
- Model: 66WDM-BS-G-R, 66WDM-BS-G-LWarranty: 1 year parts and labor, 5 years sealed system
- Brand: MarvelMarvel 24 Inch Wine Cellar Top Refrigerated Drawer Bottom Black Cabinet Stainless Steel Frame with Glass Door
- Cool blue LED displayExtra deep lower drawer holds most wine bottles standing up
- Close door assistLower storage capacity: 5.8 cu ft.
- Superior temperature controlUpper storage capacity: 54 bottles
- Sabbath modeInput voltage: 120 V/60 Hz
- Vibration neutralization systemPower: 7 A
- Full length handleWeight: 356 lbs
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- Height: 67.5"
- Width: 24.13"
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If you frequently make large batches of fresh pasta at home, this commercial model designed for use in professional kitchens is up to the task. The manually operated machine can crank out over 26 pounds of pasta per hour, rolled into extra-large sheets up to 8 3/4" wide.
- Designed to meet the demands of restaurant kitchens.
- Features ten adjustable settings for rolling pasta dough up to 3/8" thick.
- Nickel-plated 8 5/8"-wide rollers create flat sheets of uniform thickness, ready for cutting to desired shape.
- Extension plate helps guide the dough through the rollers.
- Clamps firmly to your countertop; rubber feet help hold it securely in place.
- All moving parts are made of drilled and tempered steel for long-lasting strength and durability.
- Made in Italy.
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- Overall: 8 1/2" x 12" x 10" high excluding handle.
- Total weight: 20 lb.
- Rolling cylinder width: 8 5/8".
- Made in Italy.
- Use & Care
- Use a soft brush to remove excess flour, and wipe with a dry cloth
- Machine and attachments should not be cleaned with water or detergents as they can cause the machine to clog or rust
- Occasionally place a drop of oil where the rollers meet the machine to keep the rollers moving smoothly.
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BASF Polyurethanes GmbH has introduced an anti-static polyurethane granular masterbatch.
Elastostat is a permanent anti-stat that does not require specific ambient conditions such as humidity, claims the Lemförde, Germany, firm. The product processes easily and is highly compatible with standard plastics such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene and ABS. It takes on the color of the plastic in which it is dispersed.
BASF said usage levels vary from 7.5 to 15 percent by volume for the masterbatch. Properties are minimally affected, the company claims.
BASF said in a news release that Elastostat is particularly suited to industrial packaging made of polyolefins that protects combustible materials. Big bags and plastic drums or cans could benefit from the anti-stat and could lead to replacement of intermediate bulk containers. Other potential uses include pipelines, hoses and conveyor belts to prevent electrostatic charges in material transport. Automotive interiors and electronics packaging are other target markets.
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