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Arizona Foreclosure Laws
Foreclosure Process Overview Both judicial (in-court) and non-judicial (out-of-court) foreclosures occur in Arizona, although judicial foreclosures are not common in the state. The typical timeline for an non-judicial foreclosure is at least three months from the date the first notice of foreclosure sale is filed to the date of the actual foreclosure sale. Judicial Non
Foreclosure Process Overview
Both judicial (in-court) and non-judicial (out-of-court) foreclosures occur in Arizona, although judicial foreclosures are not common in the state. The typical timeline for an non-judicial foreclosure is at least three months from the date the first notice of foreclosure sale is filed to the date of the actual foreclosure sale.
|Non Judicial
|Process Period
|Publish Sale
|Redemption Period
|Judicial rarely
|90+ days
|41 days
|30-180 days*
* Judicial Only
Pre-foreclosure Period
The judicial foreclosure process begin when the lender files a lawsuit against the borrower and records a notice of the pending lawsuit (known as a Lis Pendens). The court filing includes the debt and default amount. The borrower and any junior lien holders are notified of the pending lawsuit either in person or by publication. If the borrower does not respond to the court action, the court can rule against him and set the amount owed to the lender.
The non-judicial foreclosure process is initiated if a clause in the trust deed permits the lender to sell the property upon the borrower's default. To start the process, the trustee records a Notice of Trustee Sale (NTS), and the sale occurs at least three months after the notice is recorded. Until 5:00 p.m. of the day before the sale, the borrower, or any junior lien holders, may stop the foreclosure by paying the default amount owed plus any fees and costs.
Notice of Sale / Auction
In the case of a judicial foreclosure, when the borrower does not respond to the pending lawsuit the county clerk then directs the sheriff to conduct a sale of the property to recover the amount owed. A Notice of Foreclosure Sale (NFS) is then published and recorded and the sheriff is charged with conducting the sale of the property about 45 days thereafter. The sale is a public auction, at which anyone may bid. The winning bidder must pay the full price to the sheriff by 5:00 p.m. the day after the sale. Once that occurs, a certificate of sale is issued.
If the property is not abandoned, the redemption period is six months from the sale date. If the borrower does not redeem within that period of time, any secondary lenders may do so within a specified time. To redeem the property, the total amount owed – plus any fees and costs – must be paid. If no one redeems the property, the sheriff transfers ownership to the winning bidder.
In a non-judicial foreclosure situation, a Notice of Trustees Sale (NTS) is published. The NTS contains the property description along with the date, time and place of the pending sale. The notice is recorded, and the trustee mails the notice to all affected parties at least three months before the sale date. The notice appears in a local newspaper once a week for four weeks, with the last notice published no less than 10-days before the sale date. At least 20 days before the sale, the notice is posted on the property and at the county courthouse. Starting the day before the sale, and up to the sale, the trustee must provide the opening bid of the sale to anyone who asks or the sale may have to be postponed.
The trustee (or the trustee's agent) conducts the sale at the property either at the courthouse or at the trustee's office. All bidders must provide a refundable $10,000 deposit in order to bid; and the trustee keeps the deposit of the winning bidder. The sale can be postponed up to 90-days before the originally scheduled sale. The winning bidder has until 5:00 p.m. the next day to pay the full bid price, after which the trustee transfers ownership of the property within seven days. The proceeds of the sale are paid to the primary lender, then to any secondary lenders. There is no right of redemption for the borrower after a non-judicial foreclosure sale.
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MEGADETH mainman Dave Mustaine has released the following statement regarding the band's appearance at this weekend's (April 20-22) problem-plagued Metal Open Air festival, which is being held at Parque Independência in São Luís, Maranhão (Brazil's northeast).
"To the fans last night in São Luís,
"Thank you. It's all I can say. One Big Mega Thank You!
"Yesterday's show in Sao Luis was very challenging, but we did it! It was almost 3:00 a.m. last night, when we finally left the stage.
"One of the highlights for me was when my good friend Michael Romeo [SYMPHONY X guitarist] came up to me during one of the breaks in the show and gave me a much-needed bear hug.
"I love SYMPHONY X!
"I especially want to say thanks to my band and my fabulous crew for making it happen.
"If it weren't for my crew, specifically, the festival probably would not have happened. They are so modest; they'll say something humble, like, 'We just made lemonade out of lemons.' Sure, they did; but it was really like making silk sheets out of pig skin.
"I was told a lot of the talent opted out from coming. I was also told the tickets cost $450 Brazilian Real for the three day weekend, and $250 BRL for just one day. The average person in this area makes $28 BRL a day, so you can do the math. About nine days of work to come to the festival for just one day. Sixteen days for the whole weekend.
"We were playing, no matter what. We weren't playing for the promoter anymore; we were playing for the people!
"That's what this whole thing is about. The MUSIC and playing it for YOU!
"I hope my 'Big Four' brothers in ANTHRAX get to play tonight! Hopefully all of the 'Big Four' will come to Brazil."
Fan-filmed video footage of MEGADETH's performance at Metal Open Air can be seen below.
Source: www.blabbermouth.net

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Hidden in the ballyhoo of the Windows 8 developer rollout is a gem of a document with the unlikely name of Windows and Windows Server Developer Preview Compatibility Cookbook. If you're starting to get spooked about "legacy" app compatibility with Windows 8, it's a good place to start.
(It still sends a shudder up my spine when I call Windows 7 apps "legacy.")
Microsoft distributed a similar document for Windows 7 called the Application Quality Cookbook. Like the earlier tome, this one's intended to help applications people figure out what will or won't work with the new version of Windows -- and points in the right direction to identify, if not rectify, many common problems.
Some of the highlights:
- If your apps check for a Windows version number, they're probably going to choke. Windows 8 is identified internally (by GetVersion and GetVersionEx) as version 6.2. Go figure.
- .Net Framework 4.5 is the default (apparently it's built into the Win8 Runtime, WinRT), but .Net Framework 3.5 can be automatically loaded, with user approval, from the Windows Update site. Some day, performing an upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8 Developer Preview -- the direct upgrade is not currently supported -- is supposed to bring along a copy of .Net Framework 3.5. The .Net Framework 3.5 runtime files are on the Developer Preview DVD.
- There's a lengthy discussion of the changes made to accommodate new "advanced format" disks, with large sector sizes (up from 512 bytes to 4KB). The changes apply to all Windows systems with AF disks, under Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8 Developer Preview. The paper also discusses application handling of Thin Provisioning LUNs for storage arrays, and the gradual elimination of the DiskPart and DiskRAID utilities in favor of the Windows Storage Management API and the PowerShell utility.
- Windows Explorer 7's Previous Versions feature is disappearing, as well as the application hooks for it. Windows 7 Backup and Restore are similarly being deprecated, in favor of the new Windows 8 File History feature.
- For new applications, there are much more stringent requirements for testing kernel mode drivers.
- You can find volumes of warnings about creating autostarting programs and admonitions -- with code samples -- to turn periodic background checks into official Automatic Maintenance tasks.
- Finally, the Compatibility Cookbook runs through new APIs for SSDs, including TRIM commands, and USB 3.0.
If you're worried that your current applications aren't going to run in Windows 8 or if you're thinking about creating applications that take advantage of the new Windows 8 capabilities, this 70-page doc is well worth a gander.
This article, "What you need to know about Windows 8 app compatibility," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Get the first word on what the important tech news really means with the InfoWorld Tech Watch blog. For the latest business technology news, follow InfoWorld.com on Twitter.


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Adventure should be for all the family, here are 10 spots to try in Snowdonia
If you're visiting Snowdonia with your children in tow, you're in for a real treat – because there are so many exciting opportunities to get involved in…
1. King Arthur's Labyrinth
Get set for an underground journey through a magical waterfall, travelling far back in time into the Dark Ages; where magic, myth and King Arthur ruled. Enjoy learning about ancient Welsh legends as you explore the caverns and tunnels of the underground labyrinth.
Find out more at: http://www.kingarthurslabyrinth.co.uk/
2. Corris Mine Explorers
Explore this land that time forgot – an old Welsh slate mine abandoned and forgotten. Discover miner's tools, machinery, discarded candles, cigarette packets and actual stories of the hardship and grit endured. This is 100 per cent authentic adventure and fun for all. Minimum age 8 and over.
Find out more at: http://www.corrismineexplorers.co.uk/
3. Electric Mountain
With around 225,000 visitors each year, Electric Mountain is home to one of the biggest man-made caverns in Europe and houses a pumped storage generator, converting water power into electricity. Discover how it all works in the Centre, let off some steam in the Den and head over to Genius Corner to test your knowledge with fun puzzles and games.
Find out more at: http://www.electricmountain.co.uk/
4. Pili Pilas Nature World
Regarded as the top family attraction in Anglesey, a day out at Pili Pilas is not to be missed. With butterflies, birds, lizards and snakes to see – and handle – you can get up close and personal with every species on offer. Do you dare visit the scorpions, tarantulas and fire-bellied toads? Then head over to the bug-zone. Prefer soft and fluffy animals? Then you'll have fun cuddling the guinea pigs and rabbits in pets' corner.
Find out more at: http://www.pilipalas.co.uk/
5. Snowdon Mountain Railway
Travel by steam locomotive to the top of Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales. Sit back and enjoy the view as you complete the hour journey to the summit – don't forget to take your camera as there'll be plenty of photo opportunities when you reach the top.
Find out more at: http://www.snowdonrailway.co.uk/
6. Greenwood Forest Park
Enjoy a fun day out whatever the weather at Greenwood Forest Park. Wherever you turn there's action and adventure, from the unique people-powered coaster to the magical indoor play area in the Enchanted WoodBarn. Climb your way to the top of the six metre tall WildWEB and get lost in the Crocodile Maze. Learn how to construct a shelter from logs and fallen tree branches in the Den Building area and try your hand at long bow archery under the watchful eye of the experts. With so much to do, you'll be spoiled for choice!
Find out more at: http://www.greenwoodforestpark.co.uk/
7. Yr Hwylfan – The Fun Centre
The adventure never stops at The Fun Centre! From the giant play area with tumble towers, ball pools, 25ft high drop slide and dark maze to go-karting and laser space sport, your little ones can let off steam to their heart's content. For the under-fives, there's a separate play area filled with plenty of soft play to keep your little ones busy.
Find out more at: http://www.thefuncentre.co.uk/
8. Gypsy Wood
Explore the magical Gypsy Wood Park, set in 20 acres of natural woodland; it's the place to go for all outdoor, nature and fairy lovers. Tramp through the wetlands, make friends with the resident animals and see if you can spot the fairies – don't forget to make a wish!
Find out more at: http://www.gypsywood.co.uk/
9. Shell Island
Shell Island is home to three beaches, providing the ideal base for budding explorers. Whether you're busy collecting shells, taking part in water sports or simply relaxing in the sun, there's something to suit everyone.
10. Rabbit Farm
If you're an animal lover, you'll feel right at home at Rabbit Farm and Animal Park. Feed and handle the animals before letting off steam in the adventure park. There's a wide range of animals to see, from ducks and pigs, to cows and ponies – and of course rabbits.
Find out more at: http://rabbitfarm.co.uk/


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Minneapolis, Jan 29 – Iowa Governor, Kim Reynolds, and Minnesota Governor, Mark Dayton, have been appointed as chair and vice chair respectively of the Governors' Biofuels Coalition, a multi-state alliance aimed at providing regional leadership on biofuels policy.
"We congratulate both Gov. Dayton and Gov. Reynolds on their appointments. Gov. Dayton's commitment to biofuels contributed to a landmark year for E15 in Minnesota in 2017," said Tim Rudnicki, executive director of the Minnesota Bio-Fuels Association.
In 2017, Minnesota became the first state in the nation to exceed 250 E15 stations while E15 consumption, as of Nov 30, 2017, was 14.45 million gallons, more than double the volume sold in 2016 (5.68 million gallons).
"Minnesota has long been a national leader in adding value to our farm products and supporting the development of alternative fuels. Biofuels create new markets for Minnesota corn and soybeans, protect air and water quality, and reduce our dependence on fossil fuels."
"I look forward to working with Governor Reynolds to advance biofuel production and support our farmers," Dayton said in a statement via the Governors' Biofuels Coalition.
The increase in the number of stations offering E15 from 61 in 2016 to 252 at the end of 2017 was partly attributed to grants from the federal government and the Dayton Administration for the installation of infrastructure to dispense higher blends of ethanol such as E15.
With Reynolds and Dayton at the helm of the Governors' Biofuels Coalition, Rudnicki said there would be more opportunities to fully realize the energy security, consumer, economic and environmental benefits of biofuels.
"We need to get Reid Vapor Pressure (RVP) parity for E15 with E10, provide some additional assistance to fuel retailers who want to dispense E15 and begin proper testing of mid-level blends of ethanol," he said.


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Apply for exciting front line opportunities in housekeeping, front desk, maintenance, and banquets. Or become a back of the house expert in the admin office, sales office or kitchen.
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Tour a number of award-winning wineries via our year-round wine shuttle. The sweeping vineyards of the Grand River Valley growing region are yours for the tasting. Or check out the seasonal covered bridge tours for a new wealth of information from our knowledgeable guides.
We are thrilled to announce the completion of our ballroom renovation! Capture the feel of The Lodge's lakeside setting for your meeting, event, or wedding.
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Let your imagination soar to new heights on the largest aerial attraction in Geneva-on-the-Lake. Take an exhilarating Canopy Tour or try the Adventure Courses at Lake Erie Canopy Tours today!


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text: Police in San Francisco made an utterly horrifying discovery on Wednesday afternoon when they were called to investigate a suspicious package in the South of Market area. They found a suitcase filled with dismembered body parts on 11th Street between Market and Mission streets, and more human remains scattered over a three-block radius. The roller-type suitcase was surrounded by garbage and debris, but authorities wouldn't describe where the other remains were found. According to the L.A. Times, police don't know if all of the remains belong to one person, but they have identified a suspect. The San Francisco Chronicle notes, "the case is being treated as a homicide," which is probably a safe bet.


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Meatless Monday: Will You Go Meatless For A Day?
Here we go again: conflict in the Middle East and the discussion incessant bitching about gas prices. I can hardly wait until the summer travel season. With a barrel of oil topping $100 for the first time since 2008 (my muscles start to twitch as I remember this era of my finance career), it's a great time to talk about why our industrial meat system burns my bacon. I still wonder out loud why the average person hasn't made the broad connection between meat consumption, the environment and the world's resources.
Mark Bittman got it right three years ago in his New York Times article Rethinking the Meat Guzzler:
Growing meat (it's hard to use the word "raising" when applied to animals in factory farms) uses so many resources that it's a challenge to enumerate them all. But consider: an estimated 30 percent of the earth's ice-free land is directly or indirectly involved in livestock production, according to the United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organization, which also estimates that livestock production generates nearly a fifth of the world's greenhouse gases — more than transportation.
As 925 million people in the world suffer from malnutrition he points out the following:
…about two to five times more grain is required to produce the same amount of calories through livestock as through direct grain consumption, according to Rosamond Naylor, an associate professor of economics at Stanford University.
This brings me to my question: will you go meat free for a day?
There are a swath of Meatless Monday participants around the country including Baltimore Public Schools, Sodexho, and University of California Davis. The effort, started in 2003, is in large part directed at public health (heart disease and high cholesterol), but I would argue that we should take a moment to examine our eating patterns.
It is evident that Americans eat what they want, when they want and how they want. But it is interesting to note that there have been recent tax rebate initiatives associated with purchasing hybrid cars, but at the same time the federal government falls silent when it comes to meat consumption as they keep subsidies for cheap food flowing. A University of Chicago study found that by reducing meat consumption by 20 percent, it would produce the same environmental impact as if we switched from a standard sedan to a hybrid:
We say that however close you can be to a vegan diet and further from the mean American diet, the better you are for the planet. It doesn't have to be all the way to the extreme end of vegan. If you simply cut down from two burgers a week to one, you've already made a substantial difference.
It's nice to poke fun at a semi-vegetarian: a traitor to strict vegetarians and a silly hippie to the meat lovers. It's not that I don't like the taste of meat. It's not that I berate anyone for eating meat. I eat meat and fabricate pig's heads and photograph bacon. I support local farmers raising animals non-factory style (and the meat is more delicious).
I ask myself why the American plate seems empty without a large protein component and why Americans eat twice the recommended amount every day?
I then begin to wonder how this massively energy-dependent meat system will be sustainable as food prices hit record highs like they did in February due to world demand, stockpiling and the oil situation. In his article Are Cows Worse Than Cars, Ben Adler hits the nail on the head:
Meat has become cheaper—and therefore more prevalent in American diets—in the last 30 years because it has been heavily subsidized, albeit indirectly. Ever since Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz declared in 1973 that "what we want out of agriculture is plenty of food," American agricultural policy has encouraged overproduction and lower prices, primarily in the form of massive subsidies for corn. Livestock, in turn, consumes more than half the corn grown in the U.S. because it is cheaper to confine animals to a tight lot and funnel corn in than to allow them to graze freely on grass. With cheaper grain and denser, dirtier feedlots replacing free-range ranches, meat prices and meat quality have dropped, while meat's environmental impact has increased.
Exactly. Is it the apathetic "I'm just one person" syndrome? If you don't do it for your environment or the massive drain on our world's finite resources, do a Meatless Monday for your arteries for goodness sakes. It's okay to be semi-vegetarian (even in Omaha, Nebraska).
So, will you?


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Kansas City, Mo.- Midland Consumer Radio has acquired the U.S. land mobile radio operations of Securicor Wireless Inc., which already markets land mobile radios under the Midland brand name.
The land mobile radio operations of Securicor were owned by Midland International until the late 90's when Midland Consumer Products split off and Securicor bought the land mobile radio operations from Midland International. Now Midland Consumer Products has purchased the land mobile radio operations for an undisclosed sum.
Midland will absorb several Securicor employees to run the land mobile radio unit, many of whom worked for Midland International, previously. Securicor is also located here in Kansas City.
In addition, Midland is changing its name to reflect the wider product assortment Midland Radio Corp.


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New 256GB industrial microSD card delivers up to 30 days of surveillance video storage at the edge
Micron announces general availability of the 128GB and 256GB density of edge storage microSD card solutions and collaboration with several leading professional video surveillance solution providers to promote surveillance-grade edge storage as well as general availability of the 128GB and 256GB density of edge storage microSD card solutions. Built on Micron's industry-leading 64-layer 3D TLC NAND technology, the newly released solutions enable greater capacity in a smaller space, delivering up to 30 days of surveillance video storage in the camera itself.
Edge storage in video surveillance requires industrial-quality memory
Edge storage technology — the recording of video and storing it in the camera instead of in a centralized recording facility across the network — is quickly gaining acceptance and is being more broadly adopted into IP video surveillance applications.
Selecting a microSD card specifically designed for IP video surveillance cameras can bring more value and enhance system performance by providing recording redundancy, optimizing network load reduction and lowering overall TCO.
Micron industrial microSD card key benefits
- High endurance: Support for 3 years of high-quality, continuous 24/7 video recording.
- Outstanding recording performance: Optimized firmware provides stable performance for 24x7 high-quality video recording with minimal frame drops.
- Industrial quality: Reliable, high quality with 2 million hours mean time to failure (MTTF) or an annualized failure rate of 0.44%.; 2X the reliability of surveillance HDDs used in NVRs today.
- Smart tool for health monitoring: Health monitoring feature for IP camera integration reports card usage and lifetime remaining and can be integrated into system software to alert end users.
- Industry-leading 3D NAND: Micron's high-capacity industrial microSD cards are built using the industry's smallest 32GB TLC 3D NAND die.


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By Kieran Webber
Ahead of the release of their third album 'Death Defying Tricks', Varvara have released a new video for their latest single 'Warning Sign'. The forthcoming album 'Death Defying Tricks' was mixed by one of Sweden's best known sons of sonic debauchery and excitement, Pelle Gunnerfeldt (The Hives, Refused, Fireside). Pelle's mixes for the album bring sharply into focus Varvara's innate sense of melody and energy.
'Warning Sign' is a well crafted song and a unique take on the bands garage rock roots by adding more depth with strong lyrical themes, in particular the soul crushing routine we can find ourselves wrapped in, in today's career lead society.
The super lo-fi, self-deprecating music video demonstrates –from a one take/person view– how our daily routines can drive us to the edge and over. The band explain, "With the music video we wanted to underline the lyrics of the song that refer to getting tired of your routines and going to extremes to fix the daily pattern. The video goes for a real life look that focus on the emotions and thoughts the lead character goes through when he wakes up into a new day of "the same old same old". To make it look natural and "first person" we built a body rig for the actor to hold a phone right on his face using duct-tape, cardboard and a selfie stick..we shot it with one take. The result is quite the authentic first person shooter game with "man vs. reality" setup.. "
Watch/listen here:
Album artwork & track-list
1. Sons
2. Caught
3. Warning Sign
4. Headlights
5. Human
6. No Reason
7. Shadow of Mistrust
8. Arrows
9. Since We Can't Explain
10. Crossed My Mind
'Death Defying Tricks' will be available 4th November 2016 via Haminian Sounds


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Fabrica Carpet | Pros/Cons, Prices and Installation
Last Updated: February 21, 2023, by: Greca Fotopoulos
Fabrica Fine Flooring is a California company founded in 1974. It manufactures high-end, broadloom carpeting in wool and nylon in an incredible selection of colors and styles.
Fabrica nylon carpeting is available in 57 collections and the wool carpet is produced in 30 collections.
Fabrica is known for manufacturing premium, expensive carpeting, often in multi-tonal designs. In this Fabrica carpet overview we will take a look at their different styles and collections, pros & cons, costs, installation advice and other consumer reviews.
Fabrica manufactures two distinct types of carpet flooring, nylon carpet and wool carpet. Let's take a look at each type and learn about the different features and style options.
All of the nylon carpets are made from 100% Stainmaster BCF nylon. There are a number of cut pile carpeting choices available in a variety of pile weights, which is the actual weight of the material in ounces per square yard.
Pile weight is synonymous with face weight. It does not include the weight of the backing. The heavier the face weight, the denser or plusher the carpet. To understand what Fabrica offers, most residential carpet has a pile weight of 30 to 60 ounces.
The Accolade Collection is very plush with a weight of 112 ounces. Choose from 72 colors, ranging from the very light White Dove to the dark brown of Ground Coffee. There are also many greens, blues and pastels in a range of hues. The Denali Collection is also cut pile carpeting in the same colors as the Accolade Collection but with a face weight of 56 ounces.
The Bangladesh Collection is an ultra-plush cut pile and loop blend. Using both types of pile produces a unique look and feel, a mesh pattern etched into the pile creating a linen-like texture. The carpeting has a 104-ounce weight. Fabrica Bangladesh carpet is available in 32 colors, primarily neutrals, but there are blue, green and purple choices too.
Angelico is a cut loop carpet collection with a subtle multicolored swirling pattern with complementary tones, in 32 color blends. The Chez Cote Collection is a textured, cut pile carpet with the look of velour. It's available in 48 colors, ranging from light neutrals like Starlight or Champagne to the rich deep tones of Peacock Feather and Purple Passion.
The Donegal Collection is one of Fabrica's most innovative and varied series. It has a tweed-like pattern in 30 colors. Fabrica is produced in a number of uncut loop selections, Berber styles, carpeting with cut patterns and patterns created with color combinations. This produces an incredible array of choices within the nylon carpeting line.
Fabrica's wool line offers a wide variety of carpeting made with 100% wool. Several types are used including New Zealand wool and a product called Strong Wool using British wool.
The company's patented method of dyeing wool for greater uniformity of color creates what it calls Permaset wool. The process also allows Fabrica to produce custom dye patterns.
The Savant Collection, a cut loop carpet with a pile weight of 81.0, is available in 32 colors including the light gray of Deblois to the dark navy of Willis, and the copper color of Lemke.
Saba features a collection of New Zealand wool carpeting with a weight of 99 ounces in a structured, geometric two-tone pattern. There are 12 colors to choose from including Sand Bluff, Wild Orchid, or Volcanic.
The Vallerio Collection, with an uncut loop creates a tone-on-tone striated rib effect that creates visual flow in the flooring. It includes 10% high luster yarns. This collection is available in 8 color choices, from light beige to deep blue and gray.
The St. Germain Collection is made using both wool (60%) and nylon (40%) which creates an interesting textured effect. There are 24, mostly neutral, colors available.
In all our flooring reports we take a look at the positives and negatives of each flooring product.
These are the advantages
- Fabrica offers an extensive selection of styles, patterns, textures, and colors. Most are mid-range to upscale in quality.
- Manufactured above industry standards, in part, through use of the proprietary dyeing process and deep immersion dyeing, which guarantee better color consistency and fade resistance. They also feature a tighter twist on the fibers providing better wear.
- All Fabrica carpeting is approved by the Carpet and Rug Institute for the Green Label Plus Carpet Testing Program which assures that their carpeting has very low VOC's.
- Stain and Soil Resistance lifetime warranties from Stainmaster on nylon carpeting.
- Texture and Abrasion warranties of up to 20 years.
These are the disadvantages
- Fabrica is a high-end, expensive carpet, but the quality is also high.
- Fiber selection only includes nylon and wool
- Just a 2-year limited repair or replacement warranty against manufacturer defects – . Other companies offer up to a 10 year warranty.
Fabrica recommends professional installation of their carpeting and that the installer follow the Standard for Installation of Residential Carpets as outlined by the Carpet and Rug Institute.
Professional carpet installation labor costs are fairly low at between $1 and $2 per sq.ft so it makes sense to get some quotes from local contractors before considering the DIY route.
While Fabrica is known for making premium carpet of exceptional quality, prices are on the high end as well. The average cost runs between $6.00 and $16.00 per square foot, and their premium lines cost up to $24.00 per square foot.
So if Fabrica sells expensive carpet how do their prices compare with other leading brands? Take a look at our price comparison table below:
|$0.65 – $3.39
|Dream Weaver
|$1.00 – $2.50
|Mohawk Smartstrand
|$1.99 – $3.99
|Phenix Carpet
|$1.75 to $5.00
|Mohawk Air.O
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Laurie from Seattle indicates that the seam in her solid colored carpet was overly obvious and made the carpet appear two-toned. She did say that an independent evaluator felt the problem was due to improper installation.
Ortiz feels that Fabrica carpet is overpriced but it is extremely nice carpeting, much nicer than other high end carpeting.
Jim from San Diego, a carpeting retailer, indicates that Fabrica makes very high quality carpeting that looks better than most other carpeting he sells. Jim recommends it to his customers looking for premium carpet and has it in his own home.
About the Author: Greca Fotopoulos
Greca is the lead style writer at Home Flooring Pros (more), with a BA in Technical Art, she's focused on flooring trends, flooring ideas, and flooring brand reviews.
"There's nothing more satisfying than creating a home that you love. The hardest thing about this job is trying not to covet all the great floors I get to review; if I could remodel my home every month, I would!"


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IU Colleges Against Cancer to host 10th annual Relay for Life
April 3, 2013
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- On Saturday, April 6, the student organization IU Colleges Against Cancer will host the 10th annual Relay for Life, a 24-hour fundraiser to support the American Cancer Society.
From noon Saturday through noon Sunday, a variety of teams, from student organizations to Greek houses, will walk around the Gladstein Fieldhouse track.
Thirty-six teams and more than 250 participants already have raised nearly $20,500 for cancer research and patient care. The IU Colleges Against Cancer hopes to reach its goal of raising $35,000 on Saturday.
Throughout the event will be performances by Ladies First, The Hoosierettes, An Argot, the Parkour club, the Tae Kwando club and a contemporary dance class. There will also be a cardio hip-hop class and a Zumba class, as well as music from two live DJs.
The event will begin with a lap dedicated to cancer survivors, along with speeches from several survivors sharing their personal stories.
Bruce Hetrick, visiting professor for the IU School of Journalism, understands the importance of Relay for Life.
"As a cancer survivor, the father of a cancer survivor and the widower of a cancer victim, I know firsthand that cancer affects us all," Hetrick said. "The American Cancer Society's Relay for Life is a chance for each of us to honor people affected by cancer, and to advance research, treatment and patient care for those who need help down the road. Everyone's Relay gift -- no matter how small -- can help save and improve lives."
Team registration is open until the day of the event. Visit the IU Relay for Life website for more information.
The American Cancer Society is the nationwide, community-based, voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem. It prevents cancer and saves lives through research, education, advocacy and service. IU Colleges Against Cancer brings together students dedicated to bringing cancer awareness to campus and raising money for cancer research.


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Increasingly, U.S. students and their families are exploring the options for engaging in educational experiences outside the United States. While NAFSA does not provide resources or assistance directly to students, most of our members do. Below you will find links to Web sites designed with students in mind. In addition to stories and advice from students like you who are engaging in education abroad, you will also find links to general guidance and information.
Familiarize yourself with the information contained in the links below. Then, when you meet with your study abroad, financial aid, and academic advisers, you will be equipped with some basic information and ready to ask questions and hear more specifics about the opportunities your home institution provides and the processes your institution uses to facilitate your education abroad experience.
Prepare yourself for the adventure of a lifetime!
Funding Education Abroad
How much does education abroad cost? How can you fund it? For details about studying abroad for your school, you'll need to talk with your education abroad adviser. Before you schedule that appointment, use the information in the following pages to learn some of the basics so that when you meet, you can get right to the answers specific to your campus!
Personal Accounts from U.S. Students
Notable U.S. Study Abroad and Peace Corp Alumni
A list of study abroad and Peace Corps alumni who have gone on to accomplish great things.
Diversity Abroad Alumni Experiences
Learn first hand from students of about their diverse and inspiring experiences abroad!
Student Diplomat Video Competition
A competition hosted yearly by NAFSA and a partner organization asking students to submit essays on how their experience abroad changed them and helped shape their world views.
Duke University's Postcards from Abroad
Stories of memorable study abroad experiences gathered from Duke University students, administrators, and faculty.
Abroad View magazine
Articles by students sorted by world region or topic.
Glimpse Abroad
First person, cultural-experience pieces written by study abroad students, volunteers, international students, and others living abroad.
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A guide to practical information on the alternatives to mass tourism: living, working, studying, volunteering abroad, and vacationing with the host country.
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Nearly a century after the discovery of King Tut's tomb focused the world's attention on Egypt's Valley of the Kings, archaeologists are turning the spotlight to Saqqara, a site that's separated by hundreds of miles and centuries of time.
This weekend, antiquities officials formally unveiled 59 decorated coffins, or sarcophagi, with untouched mummies inside them. Mostafa Waziri, the general director of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, told NBC News that the find reminded him of King Tutankhamun's tomb — which was found almost intact in 1922.
Saqqara is best known as the site of the Step Pyramid of Djoser, which was built around 2650 B.C.E. and is considered the oldest surviving pyramid in Egypt. The newly unveiled sarcophagi, however, come from a much later time, around 600 B.C.E.
To put the timing in context, the Pyramids of Giza were built about a century after the Pyramid of Djoser, in the 2560 B.C.E time frame. King Tutankhamun reigned from 1332 to 1323 B.C.E., and Saqqara's coffins were buried more than seven centuries after Tut.
The wooden sarcophagi were found stacked in three burial shafts that go about 40 feet deep. They're colorfully painted, and scores of statuettes and other artifacts were buried along with the mummies. One 14-inch-tall statuette, inlaid with red agate, turquoise and lapis lazuli, represents the Egyptian god Nefertam and is said to be inscribed with the name of its owner, a priest called Badi Amun.
تمثال للإله نفرتم أحد القطع الأثرية التي اكتشفت مع التوابيت الخشبية بسقارة والتي سيتم الإعلان عنها يوم السبت. انتظرونا
A statue of the God Nefertem, one of
artifacts discovered with the sealed wooden coffins in Saqqara.
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— Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities (@TourismandAntiq) October 1, 2020
Two of the sarcophagi were opened during Saturday's unveiling in Saqqara. "We found that the two mummies bear the name and the title of the family," Khaled El-Anany, Egypt's minister of tourism and antiquities, told reporters.
Waziri said the sarcophagi and the artifacts would be transferred to the Grand Egyptian Museum, the massive gallery that's under construction in Cairo and due to have its formal opening next year.
And there's likely to be more mummies to come. El-Anany said dozens more sarcophagi could be unearthed at the site. "This is not the end of the discovery — this is only the beginning," he said.
Saqqara, which is about 20 miles south of modern-day Cairo, could well become a high-profile stop for Egyptology enthusiasts. This April, Egyptian authorities completed a 14-year-long renovation project at the Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara and reopened it to the public — unfortunately, in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
Egyptian officials see archaeo-tourism as a key contributor to the country's economic recovery in the post-pandemic era. For evidence, you need look no further than the fact that the antiquities ministry has added "tourism" to its official title.
Saqqara's finds will keep documentary filmmakers and on-screen archaeologists busy as well: The Smithsonian Channel has already announced it'll be airing a four-part series about the sarcophagi next year, with "Tomb Hunters" as the working title.
Cosmic Log Used Book Club
I've been an Egyptology fan for decades, and seeing the "Treasures of Tutankhamun" exhibit in Seattle still ranks among my top museum experiences more than 40 years after the fact. The mysteries of Tut's tomb continue to stir the soul nearly a century after its discovery. But there's much more to ancient Egyptian history than Tut and Cleopatra.
"The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt," by renowned Egyptologist Toby Wilkinson, is a must-read when it comes to the history of the world's first nation-state. Wilkinson goes all the way back to before the beginning, stressing how the Nile gave rise to civilization and sustained it over the course of millennia.
Wilkinson's account of the twists and turns of pharaonic rule — including the creation of a ruling elite, the exercise of absolute authority and the role of religion — could well get you thinking about the lessons for our own age. And if you ever get to Egypt to see the ancient sites and Cairo's new Grand Egyptian Museum, this book could serve as a guide to the meaning behind the monuments.
For all these reasons, I'm making "The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt" October's selection for the Cosmic Log Used Book Club. Over the course of the past 18 years, the CLUB Club has recognized books with cosmic themes that have been out long enough to become available at your library or secondhand book store.
Past selections have included other tales of bygone civilizations, ranging from "Everyday Life in New Testament Times" to "The Year 1000" to "1491." But the CLUB Club also highlights tales of sci-fi civilizations, including Frances Hardinge's "Deeplight" (for September) and Isaac Asimov's Foundation series (for August).
Check out the backlist, and if you have recommendations for future CLUB Club selections, pass them along in your comments.


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Our President in 1998/99 was:
Sir John Thomson
He proposed the Toast to Sir Walter at our 90th Annual Dinner on Friday 5th March 1999 in The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
Read the text of his address here
Sir John Adam Thomson, GCMG (27 April 1927 – 3 June 2018) was a British diplomat who was high commissioner to India and ambassador to the UN.
He was educated at Phillips Exeter Academy, the University of Aberdeen and Trinity College, Cambridge. He joined the Foreign Service in 1950 and served at Jeddah, Damascus and Washington, D.C. as well as posts at the Foreign office (later the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, FCO) and a secondment to the Cabinet Office. He was Minister and deputy Permanent Representative to the North Atlantic Council 1972–73; head of the UK delegation to Mutual and Balanced Force Reductions exploratory talks in Vienna 1973; assistant Under-Secretary at the FCO 1973–76; High Commissioner to India 1977–82; and Permanent Representative to the United Nations 1982–87.
Thomson retired from the Foreign Service in 1987 and among many activities was Associate Member of Nuffield College, Oxford, 1987–91, chairman of Minority Rights Group International 1991–99 and a trustee of the Indian National Trust UK Trust 1991–99. He is an adviser to the British American Security Information Council and research affiliate within the Science, Technology and Global Security Working Group at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Thomson was appointed CMG in the New Year Honours of 1972, knighted KCMG in the New Year Honours of 1978 and raised to GCMG in the Queen's Birthday Honours of 1985.
He was the son of Sir George Paget Thomson and the grandson of Sir J. J. Thomson, both winners of the Nobel Prize in Physics;
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On Monday, locals called off the search for Fungie the Dolphin, due to back weather. The beloved local legend has been missing for nearly a week.
For 37 years Fungie the Dolphin has entertained the tourists and the locals with his friendly playful antics and for the past 10 years, he has swum with the locals in Dingle Harbour.
I have had the honor of seeing him entertain boatloads of tourists and of learning a lot about him from Abi Dillon, who was so taken with him 20 years ago that she moved from England just to relocate in Dingle. Dillon has a Beach Glass Studio and focuses her art on helping keep the beaches of that storybook spot clean by using everything from boat floats to glass bits to plastics and driftwood… pretty much anything that washes ashore that she can use in her art, she does.
For the past 10 years, you were as likely to see Dillon strolling the beaches from Dingle to Inch Beach to Ventry, as you were to see her in the water swimming with the fabled dolphin, Fungie.
"We know it's the same dolphin because of his markings and you can tell by his personality," she told me, last time I was in Dingle.
After his mysterious absence from Dingle spanning this past week, rescue boats and search parties combed the area for any sign of him but the faithful followers like Abi Dillon who have known the playful dolphin so closely for so long never lost hope he'd surface.
You can hear about Abi Dillon's experience of swimming with her beloved friend, Fungie, in episode #29 of "Erin's Isle" here.
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An auto title loan (sometimes referred to as a pink slip loan) is a short-term loan that you secure with your car, truck, or motorcycle. This type of funding requires that you give the title of your car to the lender. The car will remain the lender's property throughout the life of the loan. You will still be able to drive the car, but if you miss a payment, the lender will be able to take it. This is called repossession.
Many customers find it easier to be approved for this type of funding than other loan types. This is because there is less risk for the lender. Generally, auto title loan providers offer a loan amount for around 50 percent of your car's value.
When you obtain an auto title loan, the lender will put a lien on your car title. A lien is the lender's right to own your property during the life of the loan. After the loan is paid off, the lender will remove the lien, and you will get your car title back.


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We begin with the assumption that all emergentist approaches are inadequate to solve the hard problem of experience. Consequently, it's hard to escape the conclusion that consciousness is fundamental and that some form of panpsychism is true. Unfortunately, panpsychism faces the combination problem – why should proto-experiences combine to form full fledged experiences? Since the combination problem has resisted many attempts, we argue for compositionality as the missing ingredient needed to explain mid level experiences such as ours. Since this is controversial, we carefully present the full argument below. To begin, we assume, following Frege, that experience cannot exist without being accompanied by a subject of experience (SoE). An SoE provides the structural and spatio-temporally bounded "container" for experience and following Strawson is conceived as a thin subject. Thin subjects exhibit a phenomenal unity with different types of phenomenal content (sensations, thoughts etc.) occurring during their temporal existence. Next, following Stoljar, we invoke our ignorance of the true physical as the reason for the explanatory gap between present day physical processes (events, properties) and experience. We are therefore permitted to conceive of thin subjects as physical compositions. Compositionality has been an intensely studied area in the past twenty years. While there is no clear consensus here, we argue, following Koslicki, that a case can be made for a restricted compositionality principle and that thin subjects are physical compositions of a certain natural kind. In this view, SoEs are natural kind objects with a yet to be specified compositionality relation connecting them to the physical world. The specifics of this relation will be detailed by a new physics and at this juncture, all we can provide are guiding metaphors. We suggest that the relation binding an SoE to the physical is akin to the relation between a particle and field. In present day physics, a particle is conceived as a coherent excitation of a field and is spatially and temporally bounded (with the photon being the sole exception). Under the right set of circumstances, a particle coalesces out of a field and dissipates. We suggest that an SoE can be conceived as akin to a particle coalescing out of physical fields, persisting for a brief period of time and then dissipating – in a manner similar to the phenomenology of a thin subject. Experiences are physical properties of SoEs with the constraint (specified by a similarity metric) that SoEs belonging to the same natural kind will have similar experiences. The counter-intuitive aspect of this proposal is the unexpected "complexity" exhibited by SoE particles but we have been prepared for this by the complex behavior of elementary particles in over ninety years of experimental physics. Consequently, while it is odd at first glance to conceive of subjects of experience as particles, the spatial and temporal unity exhibited by particles as opposed to fields and the expectation that SoEs are new kinds of particles, paves the way for cementing this notion. Panpsychism and compositionality are therefore new bedfellows aiding us in resolving the hard problem.
– Talk given at The Science of Consciousness 2016, held in Tucson Arizona (slides)


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By Marina Posch Kalousdian, President of ADB Brazil – Brazilian Airsport Institute, Hot Air Balloon Pilot
We started the year 2019 very busy. The decision by the ballooning entity, Brazilian Ballooning Confederation (CBB) to hold the National Championship with less than 30 days to the General Briefing was a short window. But it worked. Between the first invitation via email on 28 June and the start of the competition on 22 July, it was less than 30 days for the teams of officials and pilots to get organized.
The host city was Araçoiaba da Serra in the interior of the state of São Paulo, where we have been flying since 1999. A beautiful city, with valleys like regions of Europe. An area of small and large farms that has in its DNA to keep the region natural and beautiful. Many side roads, and easily accessible.
The region is home to the Ipanema National Forest, which is a Brazilian conservation unit managed by the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation – ICMBio. Morro de Ipanema (Ipanema Hill), a beautiful mountain shared with 2 other cities, Iperó and Capela do Alto is a prominent feature in the area.
The city – credit Markus Kalousdian
– Ballooning and national culture –
Morro de Ipanema is also the birthplace of the first iron foundry in Brazil and the birthplace of Francisco Adolfo Varnhagen in 1816. He became known for so many things he did, including diplomat and historian. He is known as the Father of Brazilian History. He wrote describing two centuries of Brazilian development. His work is a milestone today for ancient and current historians.
At the top of Morro de Ipanema there is the monument to Varnhagen, visited by the Royal Family on November 11, 1884. On this monument there is an inscription: "The memory of Varnhagen, Viscount of Porto Seguro, born in the fertile land discovered by Colombo. Initiated by his father in the great and useful fields, his country trembles and he wrote the history to his land. Your immortal soul gathers all your memories here ".
It was exactly in this region that the two FAI South American Youth Ballooning Camps were held, with the first version in 2018 and then again in 2019.
Young people at Morro Ipanema – credit Rodrigo Maurenza
A lot of work and dedication on the part of municipalities, City Hall, Sport, Tourism, and other departments, in addition to the Commercial Association and volunteers, all did an excellent job in less than 30 days. The city was a gracious host to the 20 flying balloons. And Aracoiba da Serra received numerous visitors from other cities in the state of São Paulo. And stories of the event were disseminated by the national and regional press.
The lake – credit Marcos Camilo
Brazilian Ballooning Confederation (CBB) and a little bit of its history
Ballooning has existed in Brazil since 1970, but as an entity since 1987. The 1st Brazilian Championship was held in 1988, in the City of Casa Branca, with pilot Rubens Rosdon Kalousdian the winner.
In 2006 they founded CBB, the Brazilian Ballooning Confederation, which replaced ABB, the Brazilian Ballooning Association. From 2006 until today there have been three presidents. First was Edson Romagnoli, who organized the 2014 FAI World Hot Air Balloon Championship in Rio Claro. Next president was Valdemir Taveira and the current one is Johnny Alvarez.
– Favorites for the title flying intensely –
With a few days to go before the big event, many went into their training mode. During this training period, the event stories show its favorites, a little because of the pilot presence in the competition area for training, recent or history of winners and/or its sympathy from past stories shared by the press. All this together leads everyone to study rules, get crew ready, take care of the equipment, look for extra help, etc. A real crazy race for the podium.
– A lot of dedication, perseverance, and resilience –
The technical direction was handled by pilot Marcos Bonimcontro and his team. I think it is very important to list their names, because all these wonderful people worked hard for us to have great memories of a very successful championship. Often, the technical team doesn't even have time to eat and sleep.
It is worth remembering the names that are always helping us. I think they would like to be mentioned. I just hope I haven't forgotten anyone:
- Carla Patrícia Horn
- Tommaso Mottironi
- Natasha Klain Belchior
- João Benitez
- Ricardo Benitez
- Antonio Florio
- Cassiano Marques
- Paulo Guilherme Menezes – Koka
- Tatiana Rebuá
- Eloisa Meirelles Rebuá
- Taisa Rebuá
- Isis Rebuá
- Ricardo Lima
- José Eduardo Alves Souza
- Maicon Leandro Marcuz
The technical team – credit Tommaso Mottironi
The only woman in this championship, Laís Pinho, has a great future. Brazil has more than 10 women qualified to fly balloons, but in this championship, we had a single female representative. She is 26 years old, and eligible in the CIA Junior category.
Laís Pinho is from the state of Rio Grande do Sul, from a beautiful city called Torres, which has hosted an annual balloon event since 1987. Known worldwide as TORRES INTERNATIONAL HOT AIR BALLOON FESTIVAL, the event is organized by Bruno Schwartz of Air Show.
The Laís Pinho family has been sponsoring the event for decades, offering a Chevrolet car from their dealership for the famous KEY GRAB TASK.
Countless international pilots have flown in this most charming and beautiful place where you can fly close to the beach. This event is so important for the city and region that today it has its own pilots' association. The Gaúcha Ballooning Federation has its headquarters in the city and has already trained more than a dozen pilots, great pilots.
Laís Pinho – credit Tommaso Mottironi
Torres – credit Uwe Schneider
Five very determined young people participated in the 2019 Nationals. Each deserves a lot of support in their quest to represent Brazil.
In a Brazilian championship with 20 participants, we are proud that 25{066dbc63777e5ed549f406789d72fdeebd77a32711d57f7b38ff2b35c4ba2a42} are juniors. That already excites us as it shows the growth of the sport, which undoubtedly happens, because of the organization of events, whether festive or competitive.
I also believe that the mention of these young people is essential to energize them and their progress in ballooning. They are:
- Markus Dikran Kalousdian
- Fábio Pascoalino Passos
- João Vitor Justo
- Felipe Pires
- Laís Pinho
As a point of interest, it's worth sharing that some of the new practitioners come from a balloonist family. This includes Markus, Fábio, Felipe and Laís. Only one, João, came because his city is the headquarters of the biggest event in South America, mentioned earlier, the Torres International Hot Air Balloon Festival.
All of them are very fond of the sport. Each one, in his own way, has made their mark in ballooning history in Brazil and internationally.
There was a total of 20 participants. Some already Brazilian champions who have flown in international events and others in state, regional and national events. Some are event organizers, other instructors, and other professionals in the field. A mixture of stories, origins, but all intertwined, because nobody in this modality is created alone in Brazil. There is always some reason and link between one and the other to take the first steps and reach a national championship.
– Generates apprehension but fosters the challenge for leadership
I don't know if it is like that in other countries, but here, groups are formed, team A, team B, team C, and the new solitaries fit into one of them. There are also those who participate in all of them to see and analyze the styles and see where they fit best.
But for a long time, flying as a team has been the best solution, but it is important that everyone on the team plays their role of guidance.
We saw that this year. Those who have been flying for a long time only with family and one or two friends, were going to follow this line of family working together. One of the pilots decided to assemble Team Brasil, and all worked together, finding their way as a Team.
The championship ended up being flown in groups, and the perfection was so great, that in some tasks there were ties for first place. This is certainly a sign of the improvement of our pilots. This also led to very high accuracy, but always at the expense of the first pilot that passed through the target (and had to share 1st place points). In this regard, our teams were able to share each other's lead in harmony showing the way to the target.
Team Brasil had the first four places, 6th, and 8th. It was very good, and we learned a lot from each other's styles, planning task flying strategies, and debriefings after the flights for positive and negative on the task results.
Shared information brought an incentive to the new ones who accompanied us. Sharing competition information, including understanding the task strategy for a particular flight, selection of takeoff location, etc. In short, everything that the new balloon pilots can learn from the experienced pilots who already know their routine by heart and experience.
– Open to the public –
The award ceremony was very beautiful. Many people, a lot of joy, and of course there is always the pain of those who did not reach the podium. But we know that there is the next time, and everyone who is dedicated will have their turn on the podium.
– Age in ballooning does not interfere, so never give up –
The champion was Rubens Kalousdian, 61 years old. With that title he accumulated his eighth championship and several times second, third, fourth and so on.
The beauty of this sport is that its strength and strategy does not depend on age, but on pilot performance, preparation, and determination.
But as Rubens says, we need more of these events in Brazil, to be able to reach the top 10 in the world. We have to fight here in Brazil to do many events. May the times of many events return after the pandemic.
Rubens Kalousdian
We are getting there, the target is not so far away from us. In the results you will see that we had 29 tasks with just one canceled. The accuracy was so great that it was impossible by any means to distinguish the winner before the final results were posted.
Credit: Bruno Antunes Da Costa
CLOSING WITH THE WORDS of THE FIRST PLACES. Rubens, Felipe and Markus
– Words from the current Brazilian ballooning Champion –
"My desire to win follows me since the first championship, and together with my son Markus and the formation of Team Brasil at the last moment, we all had the same goal, one of us being the champion.
"When I heard that the championship would be in Araçoiaba da Serra I was super anxious, after all it was going to happen let´s say, "at my house".
"The victory and the conquest of the 8th title I want to thank my super Marina who was always by my side and my super son Markus who despite the healthy discussions in the decisions always supported me.
"Thank you very much." – Rubens Rosdon Kalousdian
Words from the current 2nd place in the Brazilian Balloon Championship
"I'll never forget that week flying in Araçoiaba.
"After having done my check flight in 2011 in Araçoiaba with Rubens it was very nice to be able to fly in that beautiful region again and get the second place behind only Rubens himself.
"Looking forward to flying there again!
"Thank you very much" – Filipe Tostes
Words from the current 3rd place in the Brazilian Ballooning Championship
"It was a very competitive event in a city that I can say is perfect for ballooning, it really made the most of each pilot.
Thank you very much" – Markus Dikran Kalousdian
Text written by Marina Posch Kalousdian, President of ADB Brazil – Brazilian Airsport Institute, Hot Air Balloon Pilot
Results animation made by Murilo Rovina Ferreira, Aerobatic Pilot, CEO of AirKrafter Design and PCA – English for Aviators
Text corrections made by Gloria Saratt


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LA JOLLA, Calif., Aug. 01, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- INmune Bio, Inc. (NASDAQ: INMB), an immunology company focused on developing treatments that harness the patient's innate immune system to fight disease, today announced that RJ Tesi, M.D., co-founder and CEO, will present at the Cambridge Healthcare Institute's 7th Annual Immuno-Oncology Summit, taking place in Boston from Aug. 5 through Aug. 9.
"We are committed to helping treatment-resistant patients by advancing the clinical development of combination therapies and other effective cancer treatments," said Dr. Tesi. "I am delighted to have the chance to present with some of the most prominent leaders in the immuno-oncology community."
Below is a schedule of Dr. Tesi's presentations at the conference:
Monday, August 5 at 9:00 a.m.
"Targeting Soluble TNF to Improve Efficacy of Combination Immunotherapy"
Dr. Tesi will delve into how a fast-growing patient population in cancer is resistant to checkpoint inhibitors (CPI) and how combination therapy is starting to become a standard in immunotherapy by combining drugs with different targets.
Tuesday, August 6 at 4:15 p.m.
"Next-Generation Immunotherapies"
Dr. Tesi will participate on a panel alongside notable company spokespeople, covering the latest advances in immunotherapy, technology and implementation strategies for next-generation immunotherapies.
Thursday, August 8 at 4:15 p.m.
"Targeting 'Protector' Cells of the Innate Immune System"
Dr. Tesi will address the complex immunobiology of how cancer destroys the patient's immune cells as protection from immunotherapy. He will discuss strategies to eliminating protector cells that alter the immunologic balance in favor of tumor eradication.
Cambridge Healthcare Institute's 7th Annual Immuno-Oncology Summit brings together leaders from across the immunotherapy industry and provides a unique opportunity to network with decision-makers, build lasting collaborations and gain actionable solutions. The conference presents a unique chance to connect scientists on immunology-related drug targets to address the latest discoveries in the field.
About INmune Bio, Inc.
INmune Bio, Inc. is a publicly traded (NASDAQ: INMB) clinical-stage biotechnology company developing therapies targeting the innate immune system to fight disease. INmune Bio is developing three product platforms: two products that reengineer the patient's innate immune system's response to cancer and one product to treat neuroinflammation that is currently focused on Alzheimer's disease. INKmune is a natural killer (NK) cell therapeutic that primes the patient's NK cells to attack minimal residual disease, the remaining cancer cells that are difficult to detect, which often cause relapse. INB03 inhibits myeloid-derived suppressor cells (MDSC), which often cause resistance to immunotherapy, such as anti-PD-1 checkpoint inhibitors. XPro1595 targets neuroinflammation, which causes microglial activation and neuronal cell death. INmune Bio's product platforms utilize a precision medicine approach for the treatment of a wide variety of hematologic malignancies, solid tumors and chronic inflammation. To learn more, please visit www.inmunebio.com.
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Who Cares – Judy Garland Sheet Music
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Artist: Judy Garland
Sheet Music: 11 Sheets
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"Who Cares?" is a popular song which was included in the 1931 musical "Of Thee I Sing", with music composed by George Gershwin and lyrics written by Ira Gershwin. Judy Garland included a cover version of the song in her 1961 live album "Judy at Carnegie Hall".
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This Dietitian-Approved Turnip Tagliatelle with Chicken & Herb Sauce is a Guilt-Free Treat! [Recipe]
We all wish healthy eating was a little easier and more exciting but if your idea of a dietitian-approved dish is steamed fish and veg, then be prepared to have your foodie horizons broadened because ADSA (The Association for Dietetics in South Africa) has just launched a 2017 Nutrition Confidence recipe series to encourage South Africans to show South Africans just how easy it is to prepare fresh, delicious and healthy meals at home. The recipe series will offer newbies and seasoned cooks a curated collection of culinary creativity from a variety of dietitian-chefs and popular SA food bloggers, some of whom are also registered dietitians. To kick things off we're sharing this delicious Turnip Tagliatelle with Chicken & Herb Sauce recipe by Johannesburg Registered Dietitian and food blogger, Cheryl Meyer.
In this tasty recipe, turnip noodles boost the vegetable component of the meal and yoghurt serves as a nutritious alternative in this twist on classic creamy carbonara. The quick and easy method means that creating a sensational, healthy dish at home is super achievable for anyone with a stove.
Serves 4
4 medium turnips
4 teaspoons olive oil, divided
4 chicken breasts, cubed (approx. 125 g each – 500 g)
4 leeks
250 g mushrooms
2 teaspoons crushed garlic
½ cup plain yoghurt
2 large eggs
30 ml fresh chopped parsley
¼ cup grated parmesan cheese
Salt and pepper, to season
1. Heat 2 teaspoons olive oil in a non-stick pan and cook the cubed chicken pieces. Set the cooked chicken aside.
2. Slice the mushrooms and leeks.
3. Heat the other 2 teaspoons of olive oil and soften the mushrooms and leeks. Just before cooked, add the garlic for the last 2 minutes. Remove and combine with the chicken.
4. Peel turnips and cut the ends off flatly and evenly. Spiralize them to tagliatelle thickness (blade C on the spiralizer).
5. Boil turnip noodles for 2-3 minutes.
6. In a small bowl or jug whisk the egg, yoghurt and parsley together well. Season with salt and pepper.
7. When the turnip noodles are done, drain them, return them to the pot off the heat, pour in the egg mixture and toss until evenly coated (the warmth of the cooked noodles cooks the egg but it is important to do this off the heat, otherwise the egg will scramble when you add it, and we don't want that).
8. Serve the noodles topped with the chicken, leek & mushroom mixture and garnish with grated parmesan cheese.
Turnips are easy to spiralize and make lovely veggie noodles, although when raw, they can tend to have a sharp distinct taste, warming them softens the flavour and makes for a perfect veggie noodle base for your dish.
Nutrition information: Per serving
Energy: 1487 kJ Protein: 38.7 g Carbohydrate: 25.7 g Of which, total sugars: 11.0 g Fat: 14.8 g Fibre: 4.7 g Sodium: 303 mg
The 2017 Nutrition Confidence recipe series will focus on real food that is healthy and delicious while encouraging the use of local, close-to-home ingredients. A new recipe will be posted on the Nutrition Confidence website every month so make sure you pop in to check out what's new and fresh on the menu each month.


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Tom Walkinshaw, the founder of the TWR motorsports and engineering group, also died, passing away today at the age of 64 after a long battle with cancer.
Chuck Jordan was the fourth man elected to the position of vice president of the General Motors Design, taking up the job in 1986 and holding it until retirement just six years later.
He originally joined GM's design division in 1949 as a junior engineer, after which he worked in a number of different studios and positions. He moved to the advanced studio, where he designed a couple of notable "Motorama" dream cars, such as the Cameo show truck for 1955 and the Buick Centurion for 1956. Jordan was also instrumental in the design of the 1958 Corvette and the XP-700 "Phantom" Corvette concept.
Other roles he's had under his belt included chief design of Cadillac, executive in charge of automotive design, responsible for all GM car and truck exteriors, design director for Adam Opel in Germany, and executive in charge of automotive exterior design for GM's upscale car segment, which include Buick, Oldsmobile and Cadillac.
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Interestingly, Walkinshaw has also been linked with GM, helping establish the Holden Special Vehicles (HSV) performance arm in Australia and backing the Holden Racing Team in the local V8 Supercars touring car series.
In his later years Walkinshaw remained near his home at Oxfordshire in the U.K., spending most of his time managing the Gloucestershire rugby club.


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Kitchen Little (Facebook / @KitchenLittleOH)
59 Spruce St. (in the North Market)
Columbus, OH 43215
(614) 221-7327
Open Tues-Fri, 10:30-4; Sat, 9-5 (bfast on Saturdays ONLY)
Accepts cash & credit/debit
Vegetarian/vegan/gluten free? Y/N/Y (both occasionally)
Date of Visit: Saturday, January 8, 2011 at 10:00 a.m.
IMPRESSIONS: Ah, Kitchen Little. A mainstay of the Columbus eat-local scene, a worthy stop in our wonderful North Market, and one of the defining comfort food havens in town. Kitchen Little has been around as an operation for some time, although the name is relatively new. All along, they've been a part of North Market Poultry and Game; I wrote an early review of their Cuban breakfast years ago.
The food service area can be found on the western corner of the Poultry & Game stall, which is in the northern section of the market itself.
There are two important details to recommend Kitchen Little's food: 1.) Their connection to a poultry and game market that features a wide selection of locally-raised meats. 2.) Their location in the market itself, with access to all sorts of fresh produce, baked goods, and spices.
This is the man behind Kitchen Little: Dan Bandman. If you're at all hesitant about ordering something, just ask Dan to describe each of their dishes.
FOOD: Indeed, I was lured over to Kitchen Little this particular day by Dan's description of the French toast.
That day, he took challah bread from Omega Artisan Baking down the aisle and soaked it overnight in maple syrup, eggs, cream, and vanilla.
Keep in mind that the options may change by the week, depending on ingredients available. The other dishes available that day included freshly-made buttermilk biscuits…
… paired with a rich chicken sausage gravy.
Something new for me: breakfast sliders with eggs, sausage, veggies.
My father-in-law ordered the cassoulet (one of Kitchen Little's hallmarks) with a couple eggs and a side of grits. Kitchen Little is also known for their chicken and waffles, but I didn't order that today because I've had them (and written about them) before. But the chicken and waffles – made using Taste of Belgium's waffles – is well worth the taste.
Instead, I ordered a little bit of everything. First, the potatoes fried in duck fat. Very crispy, well seasoned.
Close-up of the French toast. Although it was a little floppy from soaking in the goodness, it was still custardy and rich.
Chicken sausage gravy ready for launch.
Biscuit at the ready.
It's go time! Biscuit was soft, gravy was chunky and full of flavor. I keep using the word "rich" to describe the food here, but it just fits. That's comfort food for you: packed with flavors, filling, and using simple ingredients to win you over.
Also got a breakfast slider. The bun was the tiniest bit soggy, but the flavors lined up just right. Would be an easy grab-and-go breakfast if you're swinging through the market.
SERVICE: Dan and his crew are very friendly, and love to engage their customers with their mission. They can tell you all about the sources of their meat, eggs, bread, cream, spices, and more. That, to me, adds a bonus element to the comfort food: you can take part in the process of your food coming together. So eating breakfast (or lunch) there is a little celebration of what's great about the market as a whole.
OVERALL: Run, don't walk, to Kitchen Little. You can find all manner of breakfasts at North Market, be it pastries, sandwiches, coffee, or juice (or pizza!), but Kitchen Little offers you the only full breakfast experience there: French toast, sausage gravy, eggs, potatoes, and the like. Tap into the locavore inside you, and dive right in.
-> North Market Poultry & Game's website
-> my (614) Magazine write-up on chicken and waffles (including Kitchen Little)


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Am I A Hoarder
Please tell me I'm not a hoarder!!! Well where do I begin….it's fall after all and I've been on a mission to get my to-do-list wrapped up before winter. Here's how it all started, my husband's step dad passed recently so his brother and him drove to Florida to help their Mom clean out all the storage sheds their dad had. What a mess they arrived too, many years of stuff. They had to make several trips to the dump, had a garage sale, took loads to the scrap yard, and a week later was headed home. Not to mention they worked everyday in 90 temps with high humidity. When my hubby got home he said we are going through everything and downsizing (which was fine by me). He said he's not leaving a mess for our son to clean up after we die (which I hope isn't soon).
I of course got right on it. While hubby was away last week on a quad trip I decided to clean out my walkin closet. It only took about 2 hours of time and I ended up with over 400 pieces of clothing to donate. Why in the world does one person need that many things? I do have to mention I've lost 40 pounds so many things just didn't fit any more, but I did have 30 white t-shirts 🙁 It sure felt good to purge and downsize. I kept very little, but it's truly the things I wear over and over again anyway. I did keep one pair of gray and one black pair of pants, one gray skirt and one black skirt, 3 tops to match, and a few cardigans. I figure with that combination I'm ready for a funeral or wedding if one pops up.
The next room will be my shoe and accessory room…..yes I have a whole room for those things. I love shoes (they don't judge what size you are you know) and have about 100 pair so that will be my next challenge.
The other thing I did while hubby was away was relocate the grill. It's always been on the front deck, and I never liked it there. It was great because it was under a roof but I always felt it was an eyesore. So all by myself I muscled it off the front deck and onto the back deck. I figured I can now grill and enjoy the view at the same time.
I also put our wrought iron table and chairs on Facebook for FREE. Wow when I mentioned that four letter word I had no trouble getting rid of it. We never use it and it's just another item that our son would have to deal with someday, so it may as well go to a good home. Two guys I graduated school with came and got it, it was fun to sit and chat with them, and the next day they sent me a photo of the table all repainted a new color and the chair cushions recovered. That in itself was worth it all, I felt like it went to a home where it would be used.
Now this week as long as hubby isn't out of town we will be finishing our landscape project that we started last fall. I'm anxious to get it done. There's been a few changes around here. We took the guest house off the market because we had a friend that needed a rental for about 2 years, so for now we will be renting and we will need to stay in the cabin to be close for snow removal and lawn care. Sometimes things just change and plan B falls into place better than plan A, I'm not one to force something to work out and renting will work out fine for a few seasons of our life.
I mowed the lawn for the last time this year, and that doesn't hurt my feelings any I get tired of that job quickly. I also pulled everything that was no longer producing in the garden, added Moo Poo and straw to each bed to make it easier next spring. I was sure my dog would want to roll in the Moo Poo but once I added the straw she left it alone. They're calling for frost this week, so if that's the case I will have to pull my tomatoes (the plants to the back) but the brussel sprouts can take the frost so they will be the last to go. The last thing to do outside is hang bars of soap from my fruit trees to keep the deer from eating them. I use Irish Spring in a knee high nylon and it always works. Must be the deer don't like the smell and they stay away.
I do keep myself busy when hubby's away, and I'm so glad I got so much accomplished. I now feel like I'm ready for old man winter to drop by the cabin.


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In the UK we carried on with our jobs and made 2/3 long day trips back to France. We had scoured the internet, done our research and the more we looked the more excited we became. We had found the area where we wanted to be. Somewhere near the hilltop village of Duras in the Northern tip of the Lot-et-Garonne. To the North the Dordogne region (little Britain), and to the West the Gironde and the famous wines of Bordeaux, I knew very little of this region apart from my wine background.


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