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Reports on the increase in number of teenager vegetarians in the United States. Reasons for the increase in teenagers who give up eating meat; Sex differences in teenage vegetarianism. INSET: Green and White Lasagna..
- Keeping teenage vegetarians healthy and in the know. Belamarich, Peter F.; Ayoob, Keith Thomas // Contemporary Pediatrics;Oct2001, Vol. 18 Issue 10, p89
Discusses the health and nutritional aspects of teenage vegetarianism. Pre valance of teenage vegetarianism; Health benefits posed by vegetarianism; Methods to study the nutritional adequacy of the diet of vegetarian teenagers; Nutritional deficits caused by vegetarianism.
- The Great American Meatout. Murphy, Dee // Current Health 2;Feb2002, Vol. 28 Issue 6, p23
Focuses on vegetarian diets among American teens. Reasons for becoming a vegetarians; Differences in the mortality rate between meat eaters and vegetarians; Nutritional consequences of eating meat, eggs and dairy foods.
- TEEN VEGETARIANS HEALTHIER THAN MEAT-EATING COUNTERPARTS. // New Vegetarian & Natural Health;Spring2002, p75
Reports on the finding of U.S. researchers that vegetarian teenagers have a healthier diet than their meat-eating counterparts. View of teenage vegetarianism as form of fad or rebellion; Benefits to teenagers.
- Vegetables Rock! Pierson, Stephanie // Vegetarian Times;Mar99, Issue 259, p86
Offers tips for parents of teenage vegetarians. Things that a teenage vegetarian would need; Health aspects of vegetarianism.
- 9 Tips to Get You Started. // Vegetarian Times;Mar99, Issue 259, p86
Presents nine tips for teenagers who are contemplating to become a vegetarian.
- Take-home points. // Contemporary Pediatrics;Oct2001, Vol. 18 Issue 10, p18
Presents information on teenage vegetarianism.
- Vegan Teens in Sweden Eat More Fruits and Vegetables. Mangels, Reed // Vegetarian Journal;2006, Vol. 25 Issue 2, p20
The article focuses on a study that compares vegetarian teens to non-vegetarian teens in Sweden. Study reveals that vegan teens eat more fruits and vegetables. Vegetarians also met the 500 gram recommendation of fruits and vegetable intakes needed for the body to fight diseases. Lastly, young...
- Assessing nutritional status. // Contemporary Pediatrics;Oct2001, Vol. 18 Issue 10, p96
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IRVING, Texas (AP) The Cowboys have placed cornerback Orlando Scandrick on season-ending injured reserve and signed defensive tackle Rob Callaway off the practice squad.
The addition of Callaway came after nose tackle Josh Brent was arrested on an intoxication manslaughter charge Saturday in the death of teammate Jerry Brown in a car accident. Brown, a linebacker, was on the practice squad.
Police in the Dallas suburb of Irving say Brent was speeding when the vehicle struck a curb and flipped. He wasn't in Cincinnati for Sunday's game against the Bengals.
Scandrick, the primary defensive back in nickel coverage, injured his left hand and wrist in the Thanksgiving loss to Washington and later had surgery.
Callaway signed as undrafted free agent with Detroit two years ago, and the Cowboys picked him up last season.


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7-month-old Baltimore boy's death ruled homicide
Boy's father, Francois Brown, charged with murder
Boy's father, Francois Brown, charged with murder
Boy's father, Francois Brown, charged with murder
A medical examiner has ruled the death of a 7-month-old who was taken to a Baltimore hospital on New Year's Eve as a homicide, and authorities have arrested the boy's father in connection with the incident.
Authorities said they arrested 29-year-old Francois Brown on Monday and charged him with first-degree murder.
Police told WBAL-TV 11 News that Kendall Brown was born in May and that he lived with his mother at an apartment in the 3900 block of Penhurst Avenue in northeast Baltimore, but on Dec. 31, he was visiting his grandmother's home on Sagra Road.
Officials said that night, Kendall was taken to the pediatric intensive care unit at Shock Trauma with trauma to his body and head. City police said Child Protective Services was called because of the boy's injuries.
Police said the boy was declared brain dead on Thursday and taken off life support. Officials ruled his death a homicide on Sunday.
Police said because of retinal hemorrhaging and other injuries the baby suffered, there was no question he was the victim of violence. Detectives said Brown snapped when he couldn't get his son to stop crying.
"The baby was crying and, at some point, he was assaulted fatally by his father. We're trying to put together the pieces of it," said police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi. "It turns out that young Kendall was sadly beaten to death. These are the hardest cases for police detectives to have to investigate."
Police said it appears Brown was the only one involved in his son's death, so they don't expect to charge anyone else. Brown's arrest record includes assault and domestic violence charges.
For those who know Kendall's mother, the word of the boy's death comes as a complete shock.
"(I've) never seen or heard of any problems. I was kind of surprised when she called me Friday to tell me what had happened. So, I'm shocked, really surprised," said Kim Chambers, a friend of the victim's mother.
Chambers added, "According to (the mother), the baby was with the dad. So, I don't know from that point what happened. I guess she didn't want to talk about it on the phone."
The boy's death is the first homicide of 2013, officials said. At this date last year, four had been reported.


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Nintendo Sets Sights on Living Room Entertainment With New TVii Service
Along with announcing the launch date and price for the Wii U, Nintendo unveiled TVii, a new application that streams video to the TV.
At an event in New York City, Nintendo's North American President Reggie Fils-Aime said TVii will let Wii U owners in the U.S. and Canada access content across multiple providers, such as Netflix and Hulu.
But as with many streaming TV services for the home, it is more of a fancy remote control or elaborate directory than it is a replacement for how you watch TV and, more importantly, how you pay for it.
The service will be the most useful for those who continue to pay for cable or satellite TV, along with other on-demand services, making it comparable to what Microsoft's Xbox provides today.
The Nintendo Wii U will cost $300 for the basic package, which includes one GamePad controller and 8 GB of memory. The deluxe edition comes with 32 GB of storage and the Nintendo Land videogame. The Wii U comes out Nov. 18 in the U.S., and both editions will have access to the TVii service for free.
Using the touchscreen on the GamePad controller, which looks a lot like a tablet computer, Nintendo TVii users can search or browse for content from across a variety of sources, including an existing TiVo account, Netflix, Hulu and Amazon. It will also stream live content to the TV, but only if the user subscribes to cable or satellite TV services.
Nintendo said TVii will support any cable or satellite provider.
When searching for content, users can browse by channel or for recommendations that may be provided by Nintendo or by friends. Once a show starts playing on the TV, the GamePad can then be used to view auxiliary information about the content from Wikipedia or IMDb.com, for example. Additionally, short video segments, or thumbnails, can be viewed from the device, which can be shared with friends via Twitter, Facebook or the Wii U's social network called Miiverse. The best example for this service was for sports programming, where users could check out stats on the players and then comment on what's happening in the game.
The service will also have access to free content, such as YouTube.
Nintendo said TVii was developed in close collaboration with i.TV, which distributes a popular TV directory app on iTunes.


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The value of assets that can be converted into cash immediately, as reported by a company. Usually includes bank accounts and marketable securities, such as government bonds and banker's acceptances. Cash equivalents on balance sheets include securities that mature within 90 days (e.g., notes).
Physical currency printed on banknotes and coins. Cash may be exchanged for goods or services because it is legal tender in the country or region recognizing it. See also: Cash and cash equivalents.
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23 Sep 2014
The civil engineers behind some of the capital's most iconic infrastructure projects have put on their dancing shoes.
22 Sep 2014
Costain, the lead industry partner in the research project Materials for Life, won a category award at the Fiatech Celebration of Technology Innovation (CETI) Awards ceremony.
18 Sep 2014
A team of Cambridge Engineers are preparing to monitor and protect the Forth Road Bridge well into the future.
17 Sep 2014
Professor Dame Ann Dowling DBE FREng FRS succeeds Sir John Parker GBE FREng as President of the Royal Academy of Engineering.
15 Sep 2014
Alumnus, Mohamed Mashaal, was part of a team at BP who, following three failed attempts, successfully managed to drill an extended reach well from the Harding Platform in the North Sea.
11 Sep 2014
Holograms made of tiny particles of silver could double the amount of information that can be stored in digital optical devices, such as sensors, displays and medical imaging devices.
08 Sep 2014
A flexible display incorporating graphene in its pixels' electronics has been successfully demonstrated by the Cambridge Graphene Centre and Plastic Logic.
03 Sep 2014
University of Cambridge spin-out Reduse has won the Venture Competition, organised by the Climate-KIC UK, the EU's main climate innovation initiative.
01 Sep 2014
Healthier diets and reducing food waste are part of a combination of solutions needed to ensure food security and avoid dangerous climate change, say the team behind a new study.
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Stefania C. Radopoulou, PhD student at the CIT lab, and Dr Ioannis Brilakis, Laing O'Rourke Lecturer of Construction Engineering, have been awarded the best paper award.


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CHICKEN PIE (with Pie Maker)
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Ingredients :
Topping :
I used readymade puff pastry KAWAN brand
Crust for the base :
455g flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
227g margarine
1 egg ~ slightly beaten
6 - 8 tablespoons water (from the fridge)
Method :
1. Sift flour and baking powder in a bowl.
2. Rub in margarine to form bread crumbs.
3. Add in egg and mix well.
4. Pour in the cold water bit by bit till a soft and smooth dough is formed.
5. Keep in the fridge while you prepare the filling.
Filling :
Adapted from : Makcik Kantin
cooking oil
1 Holland onion - diced
3 piece chicken fillet - cut to small cubes
1 sachet mushroom soup powder (I used Campbell)
300 gm mixed vegetable
button mushrooms - sliced
enough water
black pepper crushed
Method :
- Heat oil in a pan and saute diced onions till soft.
- Add chicken, stir to break the lumps and cook till all the chicken turns white.
- Add in a sachet of mushroom soup powder. Stir.
- Add in the mixed vegetable and sliced button mushroom.
- Add enough water. Season with salt and black pepper.
- Cook at slow fire till done.
To assemble :
1. Roll the dough for the base.. about 1/2 cm thick. Cut using the dough cutter attached with the pie maker.
2. Place the small piece onto the base of the pie maker.
3. Spoon enough filling into the middle.
4. Cut the puff pastry using the pie cutter and place on top.
5. Bake for 8 minutes. Enjoy!
|My Pie Maker. Thank you to Hir Yanti, my sister's friend for making it possible for me to own this dream machine! Hehehe....
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John Adams, born 1735, was in the Netherlands in 1780 (that country then being the only well-functioning Republic in the world) apparently seeing how their government worked, trying to establish a line of credit, and trying to negotiate a peace treaty with Britain.
From Amsterdam on 25 Sep 1780, John Adams wrote that the people in the Netherlands thought that the American Revolution was simply a "desultory Rage" without order. In short, they expected the Revolution to amount to nothing. This letter did not reach America until 29 Jan 1781!


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The problem of skipping over the station when channel up or down was pressed was solved by doing this on all four of my zip codes: Go into home->setup video sources->source->channel setup->station->remap this channel->remap channel then hit delete on physical and logical channels. Now the channel should be accessible with "no data" in every column. Wait for your next update and epg data should be there.
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1. To arrange something with someone. A noun or pronoun can be used between "coordinate" and "with." If you want to meet, coordinate it with my assistant—he knows my schedule better than I do.
2. To be in harmony with something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "coordinate" and "with." The pattern of your tie doesn't coordinate with your shirt at all—go change!
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coordinate something with something
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Having customers build their own cheap furniture helped IKEA build an empire. So a Canadian company hopes the same approach will work when it comes to custom-fitted earbuds.
When using earbud style headphones you typically want to block any other sounds from coming in, and the most effective way to do that is with a custom set designed to perfectly fit your ear. But those are also very expensive, so most consumer make do with the included silicon inserts that fit well enough.
Sharkfin's approach takes advantage of the years we all spent mashing up wads of Play-doh as kids. For $5 you get a set of grey and black soft-squishable material that when combined, chemically react to form a flexible silicone that won't lose its shape.
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Blue Bloods has recruited Megan Boone to temporarily replace Jennifer Esposito as Detective Danny Reagan's (Donnie Wahlberg) new partner.
According to Deadline, the Law & Order: LA vet has signed on for three episodes with an option to become a series regular.
Blue Bloods' Jennifer Esposito accuses CBS of "shameful behavior" over leave of absenceEsposito, who suffers from Celiac disease, is currently on a leave of absence from the show. Earlier this week, the actress said CBS is misrepresenting her leave of absence and called out the network's "shameful behavior." In the meantime, CBS decided to bring in several actresses to partner up with Danny. First will be Megan Ketch, who will appear in four episodes before Boone.Esposito re-tweeted the following statement from a fan: "There it is. CBS got rid of the only minority cast member so they can have an ALL WHITE CAST like CSI."There is always a chance Esposito will return to the procedural drama, but the actress' displeasure with the network doesn't bode well for a reprise of her character, Detective Jackie Curatola.


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Facing Possibility of Federal Mandates, States Urged to Voluntarily Improve Financial Reporting
In an effort to avoid reporting mandates from the SEC, states are being urged to voluntarily disclose information about their finances in a more formalized way.
Depending on who you talk to, researching any government's financials is either a user-friendly experience accomplished with a few clicks of the mouse, or it's an Odyssey marked by dead ends, broken links or fruitless Google searches.
And both of these would be right.
That's the problem, some say, with transparency in local and state government finance: a lack of standardization or more up-to-date releases make it difficult for bond investors to know precisely what they're buying. But just what to do about it – and how far to go – is a subject of debate among regulators and even the finance officers themselves. Last year the Securities and Exchange Commission issued a report on the municipal securities market that included a recommendation to legislate disclosure requirements by governments. The report stated that governments should follow mandated deadlines to submit audited financial statements. It's a current SEC requirement for the corporate market, but would be a tall order for the nation's spectacularly diverse group of state and local governments, some officials argue.
Rather than having the SEC mandate reporting requirements, (i.e., quarterly fiscal data), the National Association of State Auditors, Comptrollers and Treasurers is hoping to preempt the SEC by getting states to volunteer the information in a more formalized way. Last month, NASACT released a memo, "Voluntary Interim Financial Reporting: Best Practices for State Governments," which recommended 10 areas where state governments should provide financial information as it becomes available (even if it is not audited like a Comprehensive Annual Financial Report). The ten items are:
1. Tax revenues
2. Budget updates
3. Cash flow
4. Debt outstanding
5. Economic forecasts
6. Pensions and other-postemployment benefits (OPEB)
7. Interest rate swaps and bank liquidity
8. Investment
9. Debt management policies
10. Filings with the Electronic Municipal Market Access (EMMA) system
The first four items should be updated regularly (at a minimum, on a quarterly basis), and the remainder should be updated as new information flows in, NASACT says. The updates should be recurring and should be released within 40 days of the end of each quarter. Rather than having potential investors go hunting across state agency websites for certain financial information, the items should all be made available via a dedicated investor website, webpage or link on a state's homepage, NASACT recommends. The association also says states should consult with bond counsel to determine which disclosures to make and also to draft appropriate disclaimer language.
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"The investing community is asking for something and we as states needed to step up and take a leadership role and do something without having someone say, 'You have to do it,'" says Kim Wallin, Nevada's state controller and co-chair of NASACT's Continuing Disclosures Task Force, which issued the recommendations.
NASACT is now forming a task force to help with their best practices implementation across the states. States are not expected to immediately be able to provide all 10 recommended items now. But NASACT's wants to give governments a goal to shoot for.
The carrot, Wallin says, is that better transparency will save money.
"If states had more frequent disclosures, I think we could drop our interest by 15 basis points – and when you're talking about millions of dollars, that's huge," she says.
As part of its implementation, NASACT plans to present its recommendations to the SEC. NASACT President James Lewis (New Mexico's state treasurer) says the report was "overwhelmingly supported" among its members and notes "a good percentage of people indicated they are already doing six to eight of the [recommended] items."
But the tougher audience may be some of NASACT's compatriots. The Government Finance Officers Association, for one, sees no need to change things up. In fact, says Jeff Esser, the association's executive director and CEO, the notion that interim financial information will help investors make more informed decisions is misguided.
"What happens in a calendar quarter has no bearing on a government's fiscal capacity to support their debt," he says. Unlike a publicly traded company, Esser added, the finances of a government do not change very drastically throughout the course of a year. He argues that it's more helpful for for potential investors is to look at 10-year trend data in the statistical section of state CAFRs.
And although NASACT's best practices so far just apply to state-level governments, Esser is wary about application at smaller levels of government. "A distinction needs to be made between large governmental entities and the bulk of governments in this country," he says. "These are governments that rarely or infrequently issue debt and they ought to be treated differently."
Wallin acknowledged that the diversity among the lower levels of government make this kind of standardization difficult. "Our thought is, let's start with states and then we can work with the local municipalities," she says. "But there's over 89,000 units of government – we have to take at least a bite of the apple."


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The public statement made by the Ambassador of Costa Rica in regards to the situation in Syria was so notable I thought it deserved its own blog post.
After speaking out boldly against the on-going human rights violations being perpetrated by the al-Assad regime against the people of Syria, the Ambassador went on to question the Security Council itself:
The representative of Costa Rica expressed his delegation's deepest concern about the gruesome human rights violations being carried out in Syria. The international community could not remain silent, he stressed, calling on the Syrian authorities to definitively end attacks against civilians and other human rights violations. Condemning reports of sexual violence, including that perpetrated against girls and boys, he said all international stakeholders should work towards a swift and peaceful solution to the crisis, in line with the Arab League's Plan of Action. The Human Rights Council had been playing its role of promoting a peaceful solution and, with the appropriate tools already at its disposal, it should move to create the position of Special Rapporteur on the situation in Syria, he said, calling attention to that Council's report on the very serious acts — pointing to possible crimes against humanity — being carried out in Syria.
Expressing concern that the Security Council had been unable to act on the matter, he said it had been prevented from acting by the use of a veto. The Council required deep reform, chiefly so that such measures could not be used to stymie action in the face of the worst international crimes, he emphasized. Stakeholders might disagree on certain matters, but the international community must speak resoundingly when human rights violations and acts of violence against civilians were committed. The international community should explore all avenues to reach a solution and ensure that those who had committed grave crimes were held responsible, including through referring the Syrian issue to the International Criminal Court. Finally, he said the "voices of change cannot be silenced with violence", and called for a solution that met the legitimate aspirations of the Syrian people.
Costa Rica has been a key player in the development of the concept of Responsibility to Protect (R2P). Although in practice the concept of R2P can be somewhat complex, in theory, it's based on three pillars:
1. State sovereignty implies responsibility of leaders to protect the people from things like internal conflict, insurgency, repression, and state failure.
2. The international community has the responsibility to assist a state if it is unable to live up to its own responsibility to protect.
3. When in conflict, the international community's responsibility to protect is paramount.
The primary argument against R2P, understandably, is that it is a challenge to national sovereignty.
But sovereignty is a privilege, not a right, proponents assert. If a nation's leaders fail to uphold their own responsibility to protect, it is the responsibility of the world community to intervene, because the national leaders have proven themselves unable or unwilling to accomplish their primary responsibility as leaders.
Costa Rica has a special type of moral authority to speak on these issues. After being torn by civil war, the military was abolished in 1948. While the Land of Pura Vida maintains small forces for law enforcement and foreign peacekeeping missions, a 1949 constitutional amendment made it literally unconstitutional to establish permanent standing armed forces in Costa Rica. Money that would go toward training and equipping the military has been invested in education and social services.
While Costa Rica has not been without its challenges post-military abolition, Alex Sanchez noted in a June 2011 analysis for the Council on Hemispheric Affairs:
It is important to consider that a state that has no military is by nature nonviolent. Simply put, it is hard to regard the country as aggressive, given its lack of traditional arsenal or weaponry and trained personnel.
But it's also in the national interest of Costa Rica to support the Responsibility to Protect and other international cooperation initiatives. As President Laura Chinchilla noted in her September 2010 remarks before the UN General Assembly, Costa Rica is completely dependent on universal respect for International Law and multilateral organizations for its national security.
Given that the UN resolution on Syria did not call for use of force (neither arming the rebels nor attacking the al-Assad regime directly), but rather supported the Arab League's plan for a peaceful transition, it makes sense that Costa Rica would support the resolution so boldly.
– Jackie Briski is a Latin Americanist and author of the blog cuando asi no sea.
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ALFRED, Maine — Jurors on Wednesday found Mark Strong Sr. guilty of conspiring to organize a now-famous prostitution business in Kennebunk.
The 12-member jury, seven men and five women, was apparently not swayed by defense contentions that Strong was simply having an affair with Kennebunk Zumba instructor Alexis Wright, and was helping her launch a legitimate fitness studio, but was not an active player in the woman's alleged prostitution operation.
The group rendered guilty verdicts on all 12 counts of promotion of prostitution and one count of conspiring to promote prostitution. It deliberated for just under five hours.
"I'm not surprised," Strong said of the verdict. "It's not easy, obviously, [for my family]. It will take time. I have some hearts that need mending."
Strong's wife and son were present at the verdict.
Strong will be sentenced March 19 and has been released on personal recognizance. Until then, he is not allowed to have any contact with Wright.
Each of the 13 counts, Class D crimes, are subject to a maximum penalty of up to 1 year incarceration and a maximum fine of up to $2,000.
Strong, a Thomaston insurance agent and part-time private investigator, was on trial for allegedly conspiring with fitness instructor Alexis Wright to run a prostitution business out of her Kennebunk Zumba studio.
Wright faces a separate trial scheduled to begin later this spring.
Deputy District Attorney Justina McGettigan told reporters that her team was "very pleased" by the guilty verdict.
"[Jurors] believed the overwhelming evidence in the case proved that Mark Strong was indeed guilty of promoting prostitution," she said.
Attorneys on both sides made closing statements to jurors Tuesday, foregoing dozens of witnesses who had appeared on each party's pretrial lists. Perhaps most visibly, prosecutors from the York County district attorney's office rested their case without calling any of the 18 men convicted as johns in the prostitution ring, instead agreeing with defense on a stipulation to be read to jurors that the men did pay Wright for sex, but that none of them had ever seen or interacted with Strong before.
The abrupt ending to witness testimony and evidence presentation in the case came on the trial's 10th day. Attorneys in the case suggested in January they expected the trial to last as long as three weeks, but late curtailments of witness lists on both sides blunted those expectations.
The trial's quick finale stands in stark contrast to its extended lead-in. The normally routine jury selection, which Superior Court Justice Nancy Mills said had never before in her 19 years on the court taken longer than a day to complete, took four days spread out over four weeks.
The trial at the Superior Court level struggled to gain traction as pretrial rulings on two occasions were appealed to the Maine Supreme Judicial Court.
During the heavily covered trial, prosecutors showed jurors as many as 100 sexually explicit images found by police on computers at Strong's Thomaston properties, as well as nearly 45 minutes' worth of video depicting Wright having sex with a man and then charging him $250 for the encounter.
Strong has been accused of watching Wright's alleged sex-for-money appointments remotely from nearly 100 miles away through a hidden camera and the Internet videoconferencing program Skype.
Defense attorneys in the case have argued that Strong simply had an affair with Wright and helped her financially launch a legitimate fitness studio — and even that he may have watched the sex acts — but have denied his involvement in the prostitution. Having an affair and being a "voyeur," defense attorney Daniel Lilley told jurors, are not illegal acts.
But prosecutors have pointed to nearly 14,000 explicit images, taken from the videos of Wright having sex with alleged johns, found on Strong's computers in Thomaston, as well as more than 25,000 cellphone correspondences between the two. Deputy District Attorney Justina McGettigan read a selection of the emails and text messages Wright and Strong exchanged during her closing argument Tuesday, reminding jurors about detailed client ledgers — listing appointment times, client names, sex services rendered and prices charged — sent to Strong for apparent approval.
"Why is she sending [calendars and ledgers] to him?" McGettigan posed during her closing argument. "Not because she's having an affair with him. Not because he just likes watching her have sex. It's because he's a business partner. He wants to know who the clients are, when she's meeting them, what they're doing and how much she's getting paid."
Strong's team during the trial also pushed the narrative that the defendant was the victim of police retaliation, that he was investigating past misconduct by members of the Kennebunk Police Department and that the town police charged him in the prostitution case in part to prevent him from exposing embarrassing information about the force.
McGettigan called the police payback argument a "diversion" during her day-ending final rebuttal statement Tuesday.
Kennebunk police Lt. Anthony Bean Burpee in October 2012 told reporters that Presby received a written reprimand for the 2009 affair and that Higgins left the department at the time. Bean Burpee said in a news release that the misconduct was covered in the local media three years earlier, and that police had nothing to gain by attempting to cover it up during the Strong investigation.
Witnesses in the trial have included embattled Kennebunk police Patrol Officer Audra Presby, whose past affair with a supervisor was among the incidents Strong was allegedly researching at the time of his arrest, and Kennebunk pizza parlor manager Dan Racaniella, who testified that Wright dropped her towel and apparently attempted to seduce him one night during home delivery of a spaghetti and meatballs meal.


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When reality bites.
Resurrection of the Ants
Written by Paul Fontana
Directed by Gary Wolf
Starring Paul Fontana, Amy Main, Ken Arquelio, Claudio Pinto, Peter Trencher, Meeghan Holaway
Presented by Hayworth Theatre Center (Production Photos by Ed Krieger)
Poor George Sackett is a struggling writer who is rich with dreams. What he lacks in material possessions he makes up for in blind determination, an appetite for risk and an adorable lack of self-awareness. After spending years handwriting (pen and paper!) a novel about a prisoner and his tiny ant companion, George believes that his labor of love is finally ready for the world to see.
So we looked.
Making its Los Angeles debut, award-winning director Gary Wolf brings us Resurrection of the Ants, written by and starring Paul Fontana who—thankfully for us—has a white knuckle grasp on reality and writing talent. And while George Sackett's future might look bleak, the future of this production certainly does not.
Well-written and equally well-acted, the performances shine throughout even while they portray less than honest and wholesome characters. With quick dialogue and a strong cast, it is soooo very easy to get sucked into George Sackett's desperate situation even while simultaneously finding him mildly annoying and definitely whiny. After all, we're used to this dynamic, right? Real Housewives of (insert city here), Big Brother, Vanderpump Rules—the addictive machine of reality TV exposes us to abhorrent characters we can't resist following week after week.
Resurrection of the Ants gives us a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the world of creating reality television and how things are not always what they seem (isn't that the reality? That things are not always what they seem?). Paul Fontana asks the audience to confront their own dark fears: Would you be willing to sacrifice your dream—even lie—to secure your financial future? Or would you stick with your dreams no matter what the cost, even at the cost of physical harm?
After being told that he must change nearly every aspect of his story (both written and actual) in order to be successful, George finds himself faced with a decision. Adding to the urgency of his situation, George is in deep with a loan shark who might or might not be a patron of the arts. The program note of "Performance includes Gun Shots" might or might not be a clue.
Whether you can personally relate to George Sackett's aspirations and struggles or you are just looking to step into someone else's reality for a few hours, Resurrection of the Ants is a production worth seeing. Its dark and dry humor will keep you LOLing even as you are faced with the absurdity of George's situation and you'll leave the theatre intrigued on as many topics as sibling rivalry, pop culture, artistic values, marriage and non-brick and mortar money lending. Director Gary Wolf's debut in the LA area does not disappoint, and playwright Paul Fontana's writing and performance clearly shows his talent, on and off stage.
So go and see the play; it's the real deal.
Hayworth Theatre Center
2511 Wilshire Blvd (at Carondelet St.)
Los Angeles, CA 90057
Now through July 28
Friday and Saturday at 8PM
Sunday at 3PM
$25 Friday and Saturday
$20 Sunday
Box Office: (323) 960-4443
Get there early and find easy street parking. The lot next to the Hayworth will charge you $10 and be snotty about it.


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One of New Zealand's best loved bands The Feelers, are proud to announce a small run of shows with a distinct difference this Christmas.
To start this short run of Christmas shows, The Albany in Auckland plays host to them first on 22nd December before they head down to the South Island, where after a two year absence they return to play The Bedford, Christchurch on Christmas Eve (always a favourite gig of the year) and then finally onto beautiful Kaikoura's Memorial Hall on the 26th December.
To commemorate the recent release of their live acoustic DVD; 'The Feelers, The Naked Sessions', the band will be performing a half-hour acoustic set of some of their most loved songs as voted by you. So The Feelers will support The Feelers and the public get to vote on the playlist!
Tracks such as the usually aggressive 'Larger Than Life', and the pop classic 'Venus' will be performed with a new fervour, in an ambient setting, with the band adopting the use of mandolins, twelve string acoustics and slide guitars.
A short break will allow the audience time to quench their thirst and the bands' crew to reset the stage for the lads return for another 90 minutes of guitar-fuelled rock, playing the hits New Zealanders have come to know and love over the last fifteen years.
The Feelers encourage you to vote online and to choose the songs you most want to hear played acoustically. Just go to www.facebook.com/thefeelers where you will find a list of songs to choose from, cast your vote and pick the Top 10 songs you want to be on the set-list.
Of course, the boys like to give people a full nights entertainment, having opened recently for 'Slash' and releasing their debut record 'Shiver Roses', local rock heroes Von Voin Strum will play support for the Christchurch and Kaikoura gigs delivering their trademark hooky riffs and a set of powerhouse songs.
To entice the faithful followers at the Albany Pub These Four Walls will be onstage just prior to The Feelers. They have already supported international acts such as Nickelback, Disturbed and Karnivool, These Four Walls deliver an impressive live show that incorporates their powerful, heavy riffing with soaring melodies and a tight, energetic performance. Check out their No 1 single Passenger and Top 20 album Living to Write The End.


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Baidu's efforts to extend its business beyond search have led the company to yet another acquisition.
Baidu, proprietor of China's largest search engine, said this week that it has agreed to purchase a majority stake in Nuomi, a popular group-buying site. Terms of the deal: $160 million for a 59 percent stake.
For Baidu, which has been searching for ways to diversify its revenue model, snapping up a chunk of Nuomi seems a savvy move. With 3.8 million active paying users, Nuomi is among China's top group-buying sites. And its users buy a lot of merchandise with their smartphones. Indeed, about 30 percent of Nuomi's sales are made through mobile devices.
That's important for Baidu, whose business is becoming increasingly more mobile-focused thanks to China's fast-growing smartphone market. Nuomi offers geographically targeted daily deals, a business that should dovetail nicely with Baidu's location-based services.
Baidu's investment in Nuomi is the company's second big deal this month. On August 14 it agreed to acquire the 91 Wireless app store from Netdragon Websoft for $1.85 billion.


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7 Health Concerns That Can Result from Sleep Apnea
Sep 13, 2016 04:32AM
By Family Features
(Family Features) Sleep is essential to maintain a healthy lifestyle, but sleep problems – such as sleep apnea – can hinder sleep quality and lead to other severe health complications. Sleep apnea is a serious breathing disorder that causes you to snore loudly and stop breathing up to hundreds of times a night for anywhere from 10 seconds to more than a minute. According to the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine(AADSM), approximately 25 million adults in the United States suffer from this disease. What many people don't realize is that in addition to being a nuisance at night, sleep apnea also is a contributing factor to several other health problems.
If you suspect that you or a loved one may be suffering from sleep apnea and could be at risk for these health complications, see a doctor to discuss your sleep problems and treatment options. In addition to the commonly prescribed continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine, another sleep apnea treatment is a custom-fitted oral appliance mouth piece, available from AADSM member dentists, which can be effective and often is easier to use. Once diagnosed by a doctor, visit LocalSleepDentist.org to find a dentist offering oral appliance therapy.
- High Blood Pressure – Thirty to 40 percent of people with high blood pressure, and up to 85 percent of those who have treatment-resistant high blood pressure, have sleep apnea. Research shows that when sleep apnea is treated with oral appliance therapy, blood pressure can be reduced. Oral appliance therapy is offered by select dentists and uses a custom-fit, mouth guard-like device to support the jaw in a forward position and keep the airway open, without the need for a mask or constantly running CPAP machine.
- Heart Disease – A study from the University of Wisconsin found that sleep apnea is common in people who have heart disease. The study also shows that those who suffer from untreated, severe sleep apnea may be five times more likely to die from heart disease.
- Depression – Researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that men who have been diagnosed with sleep apnea are more than twice as likely to exhibit signs of clinical depression, such as feeling hopeless and uninterested in everyday activities. The study also found that women who were diagnosed with sleep apnea were five times more likely to report symptoms of major depression.
- Erectile Dysfunction – Men with sleep apnea commonly suffer from erectile dysfunction and overall sexual dysfunction. In a study conducted in Germany, researchers found that this relationship may be due to the repetitive drop in blood oxygen levels that occurs during sleep as a result of sleep apnea.
- Acid Reflux – It has been shown that people who have sleep apnea often suffer from acid reflux, which can increase sleep disruption and daytime sleepiness. However, treating sleep apnea can help improve the symptoms of acid reflux.
- Diabetes – Research shows that up to 83 percent of people with Type 2 diabetes suffer from sleep apnea but are not aware of their sleep disorder. As the severity of sleep apnea increases, glucose control within the body weakens.
- Stroke – Research shows that untreated obstructive sleep apnea increases the risk for stroke, even without the presence of other risk factors. Obstructive sleep apnea is also frequently found in people who have already suffered a stroke, which contributes to impairment of the brain's recovery.
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"Mary Frances is one of the most dangerous women I know! She's not afraid to boldly go where many fear to tread — into the lives of broken women who've been sexually and emotionally battered. I recently had the privilege of visiting with Mary and one of the Wellspring's beautiful beneficiaries. It was a 'WOW!' moment for me. It is so evident that God is pouring out His lavish love through Mary, quenching many thirsty hearts and revealing Himself as the Living Water that truly satisfies and transforms."
– Shannon Ethridge, MA, bestselling author of the Every Woman's Battle series
"An incredible journey of rescue and restoration! A League of Dangerous Women is what the gospel is all about…God meeting us in desperate places, remaking our hearts with stunning acts of love and grace. These amazing stories are tangible proof that nothing is too difficult for Him!"
– Louie Giglio, Passion Conferences, author of I Am Not But I Know I AM
"Let your life be blessed as you see for yourself the trophies of God's grace."
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President Obama today unveiled a sweeping plan to give states the flexibility they have been clamoring for under the federal No Child Left Behind (NCLB) education law.
"The goals behind No Child Left Behind were admirable ... but experience has taught us that in its implementation, [it] had some serious flaws that are hurting our children," the president said in a White House speech, flanked by students, principals, state education leaders, and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan.
Teachers feel pressured to narrow the curriculum and teach to the test, and some states have lowered their standards to avoid penalties under the law, Mr. Obama noted.
"Congress has not been able to fix these flaws so far ... So I will," he said. "If we're serious about building an economy that lasts ... we've got to get serious about education."
Obama touted the plan as a way to unleash energy to improve schools at the local level.
Under the waiver plan, states would be freed from some parts of the law in order to pursue their own plans for school improvements and accountability, if they meet certain requirements of the Department of Education.
States that are granted waivers won't get a reprieve from accountability, he said, but flexibility in exchange for higher standards.
The president's speech comes as the school year gets under way with no good prospects for a full reauthorization of the law, which has been overdue in Congress since 2007.
This summer, some states were even in open revolt when it came to No Child Left Behind's requirements that they raise the percentage of students achieving reading and math proficiency – and devote extra resources to schools that missed the mark.
Secretary Duncan put states on notice this summer that relief was on the way. The waiver plan has sparked pushback from some lawmakers who say it gives Duncan too much authority and undermines some bills that have been introduced in an attempt to fix some aspects of the law.
But the plan has won praise even from some groups that have been pushing hard for a full rewrite of No Child Left Behind.
"It correctly balances federal and state responsibility ... It says, we expect learning in exchange for federal dollars, but the systems of supports, interventions, sanctions, all of that is left up to the states. That is what is most hopeful," says Amy Wilkins, a vice president at Education Trust in Washington, D.C., which advocates for closing achievement gaps.
The only question going forward, she adds, is "will the states really develop powerful plans."
Duncan has noted that some states are already leading the way on raising student-achievement standards to reflect what's needed to go on to college or a career, holding schools accountable for student gains, and improving teacher effectiveness – the three areas where the Department of Education is requiring a commitment in exchange for relief from the law.
Education officials from more than 40 states gave their input to the Department of Education on the waiver plan.
States will be able to apply during this school year for waivers of specific aspects of the law.
One aspect is the original 2014 deadline for schools to achieve 100 percent reading and math proficiency among their students. Instead, a state would have to establish ambitious but achievable goals and support improvement efforts for all schools and all students, according to background provided by White House and Education officials.
States would also have to adopt standards deemed "college and career ready," which so far 44 states have done by signing onto what's known as the Common Core State Standards initiative.
The annual proficiency increases to move toward the 2014 goal have been a major sticking point for states recently, as more and more schools fail to reach the targets.
This summer, for instance, Montana Superintendent Denise Juneau said her state simply didn't have the resources to intervene in the 155 additional schools that would have required state attention under the higher proficiency bar the state was supposed to set. She reached a compromise with the Department of Education in August by raising the bar 1.4 percent in reading and 2 percent in math, which affected just 16 additional schools.
Another area of flexibility under the waivers is how to measure which schools need improvement. Currently the law requires a series of steps if schools or subgroups of students within them continue to fall short of annual goals. Now, states with waivers will be able to identify the lowest-performing schools (generally the bottom 5 percent) and focus intense intervention efforts there.
Additional supports are to be offered to another 10 percent of schools with high achievement gaps, low graduation rates, or particularly low performance among a subgroup of students, such as a racial group, students with disabilities, or English-language learners.
The final area states will have to commit to is improving teacher and principal effectiveness. With input from teachers and principals, they are to develop guidelines for improved evaluations that include a range of measures – one of which must be student progress over time.
There's widespread agreement that teacher evaluation systems need fixing, but just how to do that has been a matter of great debate.
"Evaluation needs to be more teaching-focused, not more testing-focused," said Randi Weingarten, President of the American Federation of Teachers, a national union, in a written statement, which praises some aspects of the waiver plan but criticizes the evaluation requirement.
When states received federal stimulus money for education, they agreed to set up systems by January 2012 that would enable student achievement scores over time to be linked to their teachers, an Education Department Official says. Some states have recently passed laws to require such scores to be part of teacher evaluations, and others should have the data systems in place to plan to do so in the next few years.
Applications will be reviewed by a committee set up by the Department of Education.
If states are granted waivers, local districts will be able to use money more flexibly that was previously set aside to give students in low-performing schools tutoring or a choice to attend other schools. That would apply to about 20 percent of the Title I grants (for schools with low-income students), amounting to about $1 billion nationwide, Education Department officials estimate.
The National School Boards Association praises that shift as a way to help districts "support school improvement strategies that can more effectively address local conditions."
The chairman of the House committee overseeing education, Rep. John Kline (R) of Minnesota, criticized the plan as yet another layer of burdensome requirements on states. "Rather than force states to adopt policies that reflect the priorities of Washington bureaucrats, House Republicans are working to give more control to the state and local education officials who best understand the unique needs of their students," he said in a written statement Friday.
At the Republican debate on Thursday, presidential candidates were nearly unanimous in their criticism of No Child Left Behind and the sentiment that the federal government should leave education matters to the states.


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General privacy policy of the Anton Paar Group
The protection of your personal data is of particular concern to us. Therefore, we process your personal data only on the basis of the applicable data protection laws (GDPR). We take careful precautions to protect your data from loss, manipulation, and unauthorized access. The precautions are in accordance with the current state of technology. In this statement on our Data Privacy Policy we inform you about the most important aspects in the context of data processing on our website.
The privacy policy for Anton Paar apps can be found here.
1 | Storage of access data in server log files
You can visit our website without disclosing any personal information. We store only the access data in server log files such as the names of the files requested, the date and time of the query, the data volumes transferred, browser type, IP-address, and the requesting provider. These data are evaluated exclusively to ensure trouble-free operation of the site and to improve our offer, but do not allow any conclusions to be drawn about the person behind the user. In the case of concrete indications of unlawful use, we reserve the right to review the data retrospectively.
2 | Cookies
Our website makes use of so-called cookies in order to recognize repeated use of our website by the same user/internet connection subscriber. Cookies are small text files that your internet browser downloads and stores on your computer. They are used to improve our website and services.
To a certain extent, however, these cookies also pass along information used to automatically recognize you. Recognition is possible because your IP address is saved in the cookies. The information thereby obtained is used to improve our services and to enhance easier access to the website.
You can prevent cookies from being installed by adjusting the settings on your browser software accordingly. You should be aware, however, that by doing so you may not be able to make full use of all the functions of our website. You can find detailed information about the used cookies in the cookie settings. By using this website without deactivating the installation of cookies in your browser software, you consent to the processing of your data collected by Google in the manner and for the purposes set out above.
3 | Contacting us
On our website we offer you the opportunity to contact us via our contact forms, via email or via LiveChat (see section 7). For the purpose of processing your request and subsequent communication with you, the information you provide will be stored and forwarded to the persons responsible exclusively within the Anton Paar Group (see section 7). A comparison of the data collected with data, which may be collected by other components of our site, is also not made.
If you contact us via an email link (e.g. firstname.lastname@example.com), the date and time of the incoming mail, sender and recipient, and the subject of the email will be logged. These data are automatically deleted after two months. An evaluation of these data is only done to reconstruct and correct systemic deviations. The content of your email can only be viewed by the recipient.
4 | Data storage Webshop (Service not applicable to every company of the Anton Paar Group.)
We point out that for the purpose of a simpler shopping process in our web shop and for subsequent contract processing as a web shop operator, the IP data of the connection owner are stored as part of cookies, as well as the buyer data you specified.
The data provided by you are required for the execution of the contract and for the performance of pre-contractual services and measures. Without this data we cannot conclude the contract with you. A transfer of data to third parties only takes place to the transport company commissioned by us for the delivery of the goods / and to our tax consultant for the fulfillment of our tax obligations (see section 7).
Credit card data is never stored with us. Nevertheless, the protection of your payment-related information has the highest priority for transactions with credit card data. The entire payment process is for this reason handled by certified Payment Service Providers according to PCI-DSS standards, which have the best security systems and only forward the result of the transactions to us. This approach virtually eliminates the misuse of your data.
In the case of a contract, all data from the contractual relationship are stored in any case until the expiry of the tax retention period. In any case, the data: name, address, purchased goods, and date of purchase will be stored at least until the end of product liability.
5 | Newsletter (Service not applicable to every company of the Anton Paar Group.)
You have the opportunity to subscribe to our newsletter via our website. For this we need your name and your e-mail address as well as the declaration that you agree with the subscription to the newsletter.
In order to provide you with targeted information, we also collect and process the information voluntarily provided by you.
You can cancel the subscription to the newsletter at any time. Please send your cancellation to the following e-mail address: newsletter.cleverreach[at]anton-paar.com. We will immediately delete your data in connection with the newsletter dispatch. Please note that we can cancel a newsletter subscription only as a whole and not partially for a product group.
6 | Use of Google Analytics
Facebook Pixel
Our website uses Facebook Pixel, a service of Facebook Inc., 1 Hacker Way, Menlo Park, CA 94025, USA.
Facebook Pixel allows us to place targeted advertising for our products on Facebook. To this purpose, a cookie is set in your browser and a connection with Facebook is established with every page view, which transmits that you have visited our site. Facebook assigns this information to your user account if you are registered with Facebook.
More information on Facebook Pixel can be found here. You can deregister from the remarketing function of Facebook Pixel here if you have a Facebook account.
Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager
Our website uses Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager, both being web analysis services of Google Inc., 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway Mountain View, CA 94043, USA ("Google").
With the help of Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager, cookies are saved on your computer during your visit to this website, which allows our website to recognize you again during subsequent visits and make it possible for you to analyze the usage of the website. We use this analysis to design our offering in a user-friendly fashion and to optimally adapt our website to your interests, as well as to place targeted advertising.
You can find further information on Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, and the opt-out option here. The general data protection declaration of Google can be found here.
Google AdWords remarketing
Our website uses the Google AdWords service. Google AdWords is an online advertising service of Google Inc., 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA ("Google").
In this context, we also use the remarketing functionality of Google AdWords to enable the display of targeted advertising for our products on other websites in the Google network. To do so, text information, or so-called "cookies" are also saved on your computer via the web browser, which enable Google AdWords to recognize you when you visit various websites in the Google network. No information of any kind is saved here that could make you identifiable.
You can find more information and a possibility to deregister here.
Google Maps
Our website uses Google Maps, a service of Google Inc., 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway Mountain View, CA 94043, USA.
We use Google Maps to present map material that is embedded into our website.
You can find more information on data protection at Google Maps here.
Our website uses the functionalities of HubSpot, a service of Hubspot Inc., 25 First Street, 2nd Floor, Cambridge, MA 02141, USA.
HubSpot sets cookies that enable us to analyze website visits. HubSpot analyzes the data gathered in this way (e.g. IP address, browser, viewed pages and duration of the visit) on our behalf in order to create reports on website visits.
You can find more information about HubSpot here.
LinkedIn Insight Tag
Our website uses the functionalities of the LinkedIn Insight Tag of the LinkedIn Corporation, 2029 Stierlin Court, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA.
With the help of the LinkedIn Insight Tag, we can display personalized advertisements and receive anonymized reports concerning the performance of the advertisements and information on website activity.
You can find more information on data use by LinkedIn here. You can deactivate the gathering of data here.
Our website uses the functionalities of Mouseflow, a service of Mouseflow ApS, Flaesketorvet 68, 1711 Copenhagen V, Denmark.
Mouseflow analyzes website activities and provides us with an evaluation of how our website is used. It is also possible that randomly selected visits may be recorded anonymized in individual cases in order to derive improvements from mouse movements and clicks.
The Mouseflow functionality can be deactivated here, and more information about Mouseflow can be found here.
Our website uses the Live-Chat tool of Snapengage LLC, 1722 14th Street, Suite 220, Boulder, CO 80302, USA.
The incorporated plug-in enables us to communicate with you in real time via chat and to advise you about our products or contact options. When you use the chat service, a connection with Snapengage LLC is established and a cookie is set in your browser. The information is also transmitted to Snapengage that you are using the service at our website.
You can find more information on Snapengage here.
Video content of YouTube, a service of YouTube LLC, 901 Cherry Ave., San Bruno, CA 94066, USA is embedded in our website.
When you visit one of our websites containing embedded YouTube content, a connection with YouTube is established and notification is provided that you have visited our site. If you have a YouTube account and are logged in, the site visit and the video viewing will be allocated to your YouTube account.
You can find more information on YouTube here.
We use the feedback service "Usabilla for Websites" of Usabilla B.V., Rokin 16, 1012 KR Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Usabilla offers us services revolving around feedback for our website. Cookies are set in your browser for this purpose. The browser establishes a direct connection with Usabilla and transmits the IP address and other data entered in a corresponding form.
You can find more information on Usabilla here.
7 | Passing on of data
Data is processed for the purposes of meeting legal requirements, fulfillment of contracts, the processing of customer inquiries concerning our products and services, the carrying out of trade fairs, seminars, and training measures, as well as for the processing of business routine in the Anton Paar Group.
The companies associated with the Anton Paar Group are subject to this privacy policy or follow guidelines that offer just as much protection.
In case of legal obligations, your personal data may be transmitted to public authorities, law courts, investigative authorities or similar public institutions.
Contract partners of Anton Paar, such as distribution partners, tax consultants, or service providers such as transport companies for the delivery of goods or third-party software solutions (such as LiveChat), use the data transmitted by us or transmitted towards us only for the fulfillment of the respective defined purpose. A different use of the data is not permitted.
8 | Payment service providers
We use the services of BS PAYONE GmbH, Lyoner Straße 9, 60528 Frankfurt/Main for the processing of online payments and the services of CardConnect Corp., 1000 Continental Drive, Suite 300, King of Prussia, PA 19406, USA for payments in the USA.
In this context, your data is processed directly by our payment service providers and is not visible to any company of the Anton Paar Group.
You can find more information on data protection here (BS Payone) and here (CardConnect).
9 | Your rights
You have the right to information, right of access, right to rectification, right to erasure, right to restriction of processing, right to data portability, and right to object.
Please contact us if you have questions concerning the collection, processing, or use of your personal data, and also if you have any questions, would like to correct the data, block or delete data, withdraw your consent, or file an objection to a certain kind of use of the data (see section 10).
Should you believe that the processing of your data violates data protection law, you have the right to register a complaint with the responsible regulatory authority. In Austria this is the Österreichische Datenschutzbehörde, Barichgasse 40-42, 1030 Vienna, www.dsb.gv.at
10 | Responsible body and contact
Anton Paar GmbH, Headquarter
Anton Paar Strasse 20
8054 Graz, Austria
Contact for your privacy concerns: gdpr[at]anton-paar.com
11 | Changes or addenda
Should individual or multiple provisions of this data protection declaration be or become invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions of this data protection declaration remain unaffected.
We reserve the right to adapt this data protection declaration within the realm of legal possibilities without warning or notification. The current version can be viewed at any time at our website.


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Nalco's ORS-419 is used in the tires of the Space Shuttle Columbia. The Nalco product is the only non-silicone product of its type on the market approved by the space shuttle tire's manufacturer.
Nalco breaks ground for a new 300,000-square-foot trio of headquarters buildings in Naperville, Illinois, representing an investment totaling $90 million.
Fresno, Texas plant upgrades enable the manufacture of ethylene oxide derivatives.
Nalco leads the chemical industry in the development of CAER (Community Awareness and Emergency Response), a forerunner of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act of 1986 and the CMA Responsible Care? initiative.
Nalco consolidates groups from the Energy Chemicals Division and Oil Field Services Division to form a new Petroleum Chemicals Division headquartered in Sugar Land, Texas. The new Petroleum Chemicals Division includes Visco Chemicals, Refinery Process Chemicals, Additives, Adomite Chemicals and Gas and Oil Handling Chemicals Groups.
Nalco's sales top $1 billion.
Champion Chemicals, Inc. changes its name to Champion Technologies.
Combining the best of both companies, Nalco and Exxon Chemical Company announce the formation of Nalco/Exxon Energy Chemicals, L.P. (NEEC) to provide products and services to all facets of the petroleum and natural gas industries.
Champion acquires Blacksmith Chemical Services, Ltd.
Permian Mud Service, Inc. acquires Jetco Chemicals and rebrands it as Corsicana Technologies.
Nalco reports a record-setting year for sales and earnings, rising 10 percent to $1.43 billion, with improvements reported by all divisions.
STA?BR?EX?, biocides are chosen as one of the year's most technologically significant products by R&D Magazine. It is the first industrial biocide modeled after naturally occurring antimicrobials.
On June 27, Nalco enters into merger agreement with Suez Lyonnaise des Eaux, a $32 billion company with more than 200,000 employees worldwide. The move also integrates Suez Lyonnaise's existing water treatment group, Aquazur and Calgon Corporation, into existing Nalco operations to create "a new Nalco".
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