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Attendance:- 26,641
Referee:- Alan Wiley
Charlton (4-4-2):- Kiely; Young, Rufus (Capt), Fortune (sub Brown, 71), Powell; Kishishev (sub Robinson, 64), Jensen, Bart-Williams, Konchesky ; Euell, Johansson (sub Svensson, 54)
Subs not used:- Rachubka (GK); Lisbie
Booked:- Konchesky
Spurs (4-4-2):- Keller; Taricco, Richards, Gardner, Ziege; Davies, Redknapp, Bunjevcevic, Etherington; Sheringham (Capt), Doherty (sub Ferdinand, 77)
Subs not used:- Hirschfield; Thatcher; Acimovic; Rebrov
Booked:- Davies, Bunjevcevic
There were only two Premiership games tonight, both played in London, and won by North London rivals, Arsenal and Tottenham. For a few minutes, before the Highbury game finished, Spurs were technically top of the league, but here they are with 7 points from three games, lying second at least for a day. This is Spurs best three game start since David Pleat's 1986-7 season, when we beat Aston Villa and Manchester City, drawing at home against Newcastle.
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Modern mammals often live in groups, but most marsupials are solitary. With no fossil evidence to suggest that the animals have ever behaved otherwise, paleontologists have long assumed that marsupials have been loners throughout their evolutionary history. This notion is now being overturned by the analysis of a fossil site containing many marsupials that seem to have been living together.
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Regardless of whether sociality was rampant among other species, it clearly applied to these Bolivian opossums. Yet what drove this urge to live in groups is a mystery.
Ladevèze speculates that a need for warmth might have drawn the animals together. Indeed, some typically solitary marsupials in South Australia snuggle together in groups of up to 40 to stay warm when temperatures fall in winter. But the climate of ancient Bolivia was mainly tropical, making this unlikely.
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This story was originally published May 8, 2011, in Nature.


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In the IT/Computer Science Academy, we don't just teach you to use a computer, but how to process information. In the five courses we offer at Bob Jones, our main goal is to develop computational thinking in our students. In order to advance such thinking, we require students to have a strong mathematical foundation prior to taking our courses.
Computer Science Principles is our newest course. This course covers the overarching themes of computer science such as internet, big data, programming, and technology's impact on society. Even though it is considered an introductory course, it is rigorous. We expect students to research extensively, write and present papers, and collaborate with classmates. The prerequisite for this course is Algebra 1 and the co-requisite is geometry. In the fall of 2016 this pilot course will become an AP course.
The next three (C, C++, and AP Computer Science) are a sequence of programming courses meant to be taken in order. The prerequisite for the introductory C programming class is Algebra I, which means students should already have strong problem solving and critical thinking skills. Over the course of this sequence, we prepare our students with extensive programming experience. In fact, the passing rate for the AP exam for our students is consistently between 80 and 100 percent, with most of our students earning three hours of college credit at colleges and universities.
For the most dedicated computer science students, we have our final course, Senior Career Pathway Projects. It is an honors course reserved for those who have completed the programming sequence or are currently taking the AP class and have teacher approval. Students may either complete a project that can be presented at a local competition such as ACTE (Alabama Council for Technology in Education) or NARSEF (North Alabama Regional Science and Engineering Fair) or may intern with a local tech company.
Our award-winning computer science team has won almost every ACTE state programming competition for the past 10 years. They have also qualified for and competed at the national level in American Computer Science League contests traveling to places such as Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Houston. The team meets weekly for practices, mock competitions, and just to hang out. To be a member, a student should have completed at least one of the programming courses offered at Bob Jones or already be proficient in a programming language.
This past year the State Education Department approved a bill for our AP courses to count as math credits as long as the student has completed Algebra II or higher.
If you have questions about the courses or the CS team, please feel free to contact Jennie Rountree at Bob Jones High School.
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Psalm 19:1 "The heavens are telling of the glory of God; And their expanse is declaring the work of His hands." Thanks for capturing and sharing these beautiful shots.
Crisp colors and clarity. Just beautiful!
Georgeous Shot - Such serenity and vibrance shown in one photo.


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From western Spain
I am walking against the traffic. Even though there are many on the road, I am not in contact with any for a very long time. It is a good way to be alone while being among many–when you want to do that.
Santa Irene – 13 Mar
It was a pleasant, easy walk today to this municipal alberge. I wanted to go to the new private one but it is closed. So I have settled for this noisy place on the road where I stayed once before as I walked in 2003. The next place is a long 15 km (9 mi) up the road and it was already four when I got here. At 3 kph (2 mph), my average speed today, that is five hours, well after dark. So here I am and here I shall stay.
For the six hours I walked today, I counted fellow users of the Camino: 16 bicyclists, 48 long distance pilgrims, and 71 day pilgrims, 135 in all. For me the difference between the distance walker and the day walker is the backpack the distance walker has and the day walker does not.
Ribadiso – 14 Mar
The weather remains ideal in the mid-60s (16 C) with bright sun most of the day and light wind. As I approached this Ribadiso alberge late in the afternoon, I knew I had to stop and rest beside a calm river and sit in the sun at its inviting restaurant patio. Tomorrow I can go farther. Tonight I am here.
As for my experience in the the alberge last night, it was livable. The windows were closed through the night but there was little traffic sound and the dead air was not all that dead even though we were five in a room fit out for six.
I didn't count those passing me today, but the numbers were likely similar to yesterday.
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text: Malaysia Airlines' (MAS) regional subsidiary, MASwings, has taken delivery of its first ATR 72-600 aircraft. The delivery is the first of 20 72-600s placed under a firm order in late 2012. At the same time, MAS also took options for a further 16 of the aircraft. MASwings, which currently operates a fleet of 10 ATR 72-500s, will introduce nine ATR 72-600s until 2017, mostly for fleet expansion. With the aircraft, MASwings will increase its frequencies and will add new routes in East Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and Puerto Princessa in Palawan Island, Philippine. Datuk Captain Mohd Nawawi Awang, CEO of MASwings said the 72-600s had given it the "ability to link a huge coverage of communities and to contribute to the development of tourism and business".


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Care Ministry
Trinity's Care Ministry uses the gifts, talents and abilties of its members to bring Christ's love to those in the congregation and community.
MEMBER CARE - Member Care is a one-on-one ministry in which individuals and couples are assigned to a senior and shut in member of the congregation. Care Givers are asked to visit their Care Receiver at least once or twice a month and to write a brief summary of their visit and what needs their Care Receiver may have. This information is then shared with the Director of Care Ministry and with the Trinity Pastors.
PRAYER CHAIN - Trinity Lutheran strongly believes in the power of prayer. Our Prayer Chain prays for the needs of Trinity members and anyone who desires it. For confidentiality, first names only are used in the Prayer Chain. Those desiring to place themselves or others on the Prayer Chain can contact the Director of Care Ministry, or one of the Pastors or the Church Office.
TRANSPORTATION - Trinity's Transportation Ministry provides rides for persons who wish to attend weekend services or mid-week events. They also provide rides for those who have doctor appointments. Most rides are limited to the Columbus area; however, as opportunities permit, they may also provide rides to Omaha, Lincoln, and Norfolk.
CARE IN ACTION - Trinity's Care In Action is responsible for making the holidays merrier for needy families. They provide food vouchers to area grocery stores during Thanksgiving and Christmas. They also oversee the Trinity Angel Tree which provides gifts for children as well as utility and food vouchers to needy families and the children of parents who may be incarcerated.
MEALS ON WHEELS - Trinity works with other area churches in providing meals for those who may be homebound. Meals are collected at Columbus Community Hospital and two person teams drive 6 routes to provide meals and a friendly face. We presently deliver meals about every 8 weeks.
TRINITY NEWSWATCHERS - Trinity has a team of newswatchers who read area newspapers looking for special events, anniversairies, births, and funerals. The team then sends appropriate cards and letters on behalf of the congregation.


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Thank you to all of our "Nano" Artists that participated in this year's competition. In addition to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place Winners of the Cash Prizes, all entries delineated with a "*" will be featured on the 2018 Singh Nanovation Playing Card Deck.
1st Place*
"Broken ALD Pillars" by John Cortes
There is beauty in destruction. This image represents ALD pillars that have been destroyed through sample handling. These are about 5-10 um in diameter and about 50 nm in wall thickness.
2nd Place*
"MXene Ugly Duckling" by Sin Saleesha
Colorized Colorized SEM image of 2D molybdenum carbide (Mo2C) MXene powder, which is shown to have a very small overpotential for hydrogen evolution reaction (HER). The entire 2D surface (basal plane) of each single-layer MXene flake is catalytically active, which is promising for developing efficient noble-metal-free catalysts. The width of the image is ~25 µm. Saleesha Sin, Pavel Lelyukh, Babak Anasori, Yury Gogots.
3rd Place*
"Vanadium Oxide Petals" by Mallory Clites*
Bilayered vanadium oxide has a flexible layered crystal structure that allows for the intercalation of various ions and molecules. In this image, a large, positively-charged organic molecule, cetyltrimethyl ammonium, has been inserted into the space between vanadium oxide layers. After synthesis, the vanadium oxide forms thick nanobelts that wrap together tightly to form the shape of petals or leaves, resulting in the design shown.
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"Bugs? Ores? Islands?" by Yingyi (Olina) Liang
Actually, these are two sand grains (of about 200 μm diameter) embedded on a lead surface created by metal casting in a sand mould. Image obtained using FEI Quanta 200 FEG Environmental-SEM and elemental composition determined by energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDX).
"Oriental Columbine" by Sohee Moon
Image that I took of a Oriental columbine flower.
"20,000 leagues under the Transmission electron microscope (TEM)" by Casey Schwarz
This is a dark field TEM image collected from a powder specimen of a base 20GeSe2-60As2Se3-20PbSe glass. The composition is within the immiscibility zone of its phase diagram, so the starting glass specimen upon its quenching process is phase-separated. The sub-wavelength, secondary phases within the shard shown in the TEM image are Pb-rich while the matrix is Pb-deficient. Thermal treatment of this glass system makes the secondary phases selectively crystallized while maintaining the matrix glassy, thereby inducing high refractive index crystals within low refractive index matrix. Since the number density of the high refractive index crystals can be spatially varied using a variety of methods, enabling the effective refractive index of the entire nanocomposites likewise spatially varied, this glass-ceramic material has been considered promising for gradient refractive index (GRIN) lenses. It also looks like a giant octopus leg to a small diver.
"A Sea of Microbubbles" by Katie Pulsipher
Microbubbles stabilized by recombinant protein can be used for ultrasound imaging and antivascular therapy. The more monodisperse the bubbles, the more efficient the microbubble agent, making this an ideal sample.
"Cane" by Yingyi (Olina) Liang
Early modern (16th century) metal casting process reproduced! People were using it to make decorative pieces. On this picture you can see an accidentally embedded sodium chloride residue on tin metal (one of the soft metals traditionally used for casting). I wonder, what other shapes the residues form on old artifacts we see in museums…Image obtained using FEI Quanta 200 FEG Environmental-SEM and elemental composition determined by energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDX).
"Basketweave-Pattern Nanocardboard Plates" by Chen Lin and Sam Nicaise*
It is a colored SEM image showing the nanocardboard structure, a hollow ALD sandwich plate with basketweave internal webbing connecting two planar face sheets. It has nanoscale plate thickness, microscale plate height and macroscale lateral dimensions. More importantly, it has both high bending stiffness and ultralow areal density which enables many potential applications.
A high-aspect ratio (20:1) KMPR1050 photoresist microstructure.
"DNA Translocation Through 2D Nanopores" by Gopinath Danda
Artistic rendition of translocation of a double stranded DNA in an electrolyte solution through a nanopore in a suspended two-dimensional membrane. The nanopore is drilled using a focused electron beam in a transmission electron microscope. Such nanopore sensors can be used to detect and characterize nanometer-sized molecules, like DNA.
"Drying Pattern of AuNP Clusters" by Elizabeth Dempsey
Self-assembled clusters of ultrasmall (<3nm) gold nanoparticles, coated with an amphiphilic near-IR dye, and dried on a TEM grid. Here, as the clusters dry and flatten, they display an unusual, non-circular pattern.
"Phantom of the Silica" by Lin Du*
The picture is on a silica substrate. In the middle is exposed copper material shiny in the dark.
"Labrum of Mosquito" by Sohee Moon
This is a labrum of a mosquito.
"NanoSkittles Bubbling Up from the Ground" by Sam Nicaise
These microspheres of NiP were poorly depositing onto the substrate, and formed a "vein" of candy for all the nanoelfs to enjoy in the middle of the night.
"Messy Room" by Yingyi (Olina)Liang
Oh, what a mess! Trying to age something quickly. Don't try to grow up too fast! A lead sample was soaked int 0.6 M NaCl solution for 48 hours (to imitate being submerged in the ocean), and then washed with ethanol. The salt crystals remain on the metal surface and form different shapes. Image taken with FEI Quanta 200 FEG Environmental-SEM.
"Drying pattern of AuNP Clusters" by Elizabeth Dempsey
Self-assembled clusters of ultrasmall (<3nm) gold nanoparticles, coated with an amphiphilic near-IR dye, and dried on a TEM grid. Here, as the clusters dry and flatten, they display an unusual, heterogeneous pattern.
"Nano Star Wars Tri-Wing" by Sam Nicaise
What happens when you let your 3D-structured alumina metamaterial jump away from the silicon? 100-nm thick space-aged vehicles take shape!
"Pyrolusite" by Brendan Hayes-Oberst*
This image is of pyrolusite that crystallizes with a hexagonal rod like morphology. This material has the chemical formula MnO2. It is a tunnel manganese oxide that is composed of edge and face sharing MnO6 octahedrons. The tunnel size of this material is about 2.3 A by 2.3 A.
"Pd Doping of Bi2Se3 Nanostructure" by Jerome Mlack
Colorized transmission electron microscope image of Topological Insulator bismuth selenide nanostructure which was been locally and controllably doped with palladium metal using thermal annealing. The palladium doped regions become superconducting at sufficiently low temperatures, providing a new method for fabricating quantum junctions directly into a material and potentially building quantum computing circuits.
"Microbubble Galaxy" by Katie Pulsipher
Microbubbles stabilized with recombinant protein and Pluronic surfactant can be used for ultrasound imaging and therapy. Ideal samples in these applications are monodisperse, but a polydisperse sample can be visually stellar.
"Pollen Pattern" by Asja Radja *
Pollen grains have remarkable surface structures which can only be seen in detail in an electron microscope. Pictured is the pollen of the Passiflora incarnata (passion vine) plant. We study the physical pattern formation mechanisms which lead to these intricate and diverse patterns on a sphere.
"Pollen Patterns" by Asja Radja*
Pollen grains have beautiful surface patterns that can only been seen in detail in an electron microscope. In this image we show three different species with strikingly different, stable patterns: top left, Spathiphyllum (peace lily); top right, Passiflora (passion vine); bottom, Aster (daisy).
"The QNF Monster Lurks" by Sam Nicaise*
The lore of the QNF monster is young but strong. People speak of it's ability to demise their best devices, eat electrical connections, and disappear important samples. The scariest part – it's microscope and supposedly deadly! NiP microspheres depositing on substrate after coalescing from suspension.
"The 'Platinum' Wedding Band" by Yuan Li
A high aspect ratio (10:1) KMPR1050 photoresist microstructure.
"Clusters of Polydisperse AuNPs" by Elizabeth Dempsey
Self-assembled clusters of ultrasmall (<3nm) gold nanoparticles, coated with an amphiphilic polymer, and dried on a TEM grid. Here, the impure polymer caused chemical reduction of a fraction of gold particles, creating a subset of much larger gold particles with unusual geometry. The batch was rendered useless, but the image was intriguing.
"Would You Like a Strawberry?" by Sohee Moon*
This is an image of 2 drug particles fused to another. We wanted to test if the particles have the same shape and if they are evenly distributed, but interestingly, a defective particle stuck to a non-defective one and created this image.
This is a lotus leaf.


text: Morning all well today is another bright and sunny day and it really makes you feel like Spring is on its way. Today my sneek peek is from the second Rachelle Ann Miller CD Rom from Crafters Companion which launches on Friday 7th March on Create and Craft. This is a brand new section on the CD of Alphabets and Numbers so I thought it would be a lovely idea to make a numbers book to give to a small child, the papers are so beautiful on this CD it was so hard chossing which ones.


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Bull's Eye Award: Channel Support Service of the Year
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Awards are given for the following:
- CHALLENGER recognizes a vendor or individual that isn't in a leadership position today, but exhibits admirable qualities and momentum that shows promise for future success.
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- CHAMPION is the person, vendor or organization that typifies channel excellence, outperforming all other nominees.
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Has appeared on THE BEST DAMN SPORTS SHOW PERIOD with Tom Arnold on the Fox Television Network
Has worked as a reporter for SPORTS ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
Headlined the Chopschticks Comedy Tour in Shanghai and Beijing, China!
Is a writer whose articles have been published in the BOSTON GLOBE, THE BOSTON HERALD, and THE PATRIOT LEDGER
Was a disc jockey in western New York State and has been a talk show host on WTKK "FM-Talk" Boston.
Mike Donovan's act was featured on
He is featured in the SHOWTIME documentary "When Standup Stood Out"
Mike's sports bits were shown on ESPN's
Mike Donovan is a regular headliner at the Comedy Stop in Atlantic City and Las Vegas. He has also appeared at the Flamingo Hotel in Laughlin, Nevada.


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Sinus represents the universe and its movement, in an everlasting symphony. This movement leaves a track shaped as a sinusoid wave, whose inversion draws us to the image of the infinite. Thus, we keep repeating ourselves, almost like an image in fractal, where the macrocosms reflects the microcosm.
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Simon Jia, The Best Counselor
SSLC would like to extend a huge congratulations to our very own Simon Jia for being named "Best Counselor" by Elite Alliance Services! As Sprott Shaw Language College's Chinese Marketing Manager, Simon has done a fantastic job recruiting ESL and college pathway (EPE) students. Our pathway program is beneficial for students who plan to attend Canadian colleges as it offers valuable training in academic writing, project work, and advanced English vocabulary. Simon is a seasoned counselor who has truly earned the trust and friendship of SSLC's Chinese students. He can often be seen chatting with students in the lounge or sharing a bite to eat with them at lunchtime. Student comfort and satisfaction have always been his top priorities, and we're so glad that EAS thinks he's great because we totally agree!
If you're interested in any programs that Sprott Shaw Language College offers, make sure you visit our website!
Want to get more information in Chinese? Just email Simon at email@example.com.


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It seems like I've been looking for new bedding for over a year and I keep changing my mind. My Bedroom Pinterest Board is full of beautiful bedrooms. I now realize that all of my favorites are white with a splash of color. Some very nice and inspirational ideas are from the Blogs below:
So I decided my bedding should be white with a splash of green. The bedding I got is a white duvet and Euro Shams from Macy's – Charter Club. The green throw is Tahari from TJ Max and it is very very soft. The other pillows are also from TJ Maxx.
The door you see in my photo leads to my Master Bathroom which I redid last year. It is my most popular post.
Have a nice day!


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We are better together.
North Country Healthcare is proud to provide personal, patient-focused care delivered by highly skilled professionals that you can trust, because we are your friends, family, and are part of the same community. We value the talents and strengths of our team, and are always looking for passionate individuals to join us.
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Personal learning networks: it's who you know
As the old adage says, 'it's not what you know – it's who you know'.
This basic concept of connecting with others to gain knowledge and share insights isn't new. The rise of social media is making it easier for people to make connections. While it helps to be sociable, you don't have to be a celebrity intellectual or a 'people person' to have an effective professional learning network
"For the first time in history, we know now how to store virtually all humanity's most important information and make it available, almost instantly, in almost any form, to almost anyone on earth. We also know how to do that in great new ways so that people can interact with it , and learn from it." Dryden and Vos
Specifically, the learner chooses whom to interact with and how much to participate. Learners have certain goals, needs, interests, motivations and problems that are often presented to the people they include in their PLN. The learner will collaborate and connect differently with various members. They will establish stronger relationships with some members and have a low level of connection with others.
So, where do you learn?
Most of us might answer "in a classroom", but, in reality, the majority of learning comes from other places, like Personal Learning Networks. These networks are personal, meaning there are no two PLNs that are equal; each of us has a unique range of people we learn from including peers, co-workers, supervisors, experts and other professionals. Today more learners use tools like Google and Wikipedia to acquire new skills and knowledge. They subscribe to personal and professional blogs. Or they ask questions through their social media networks to get the most relevant answers from the members of their PLN.
A personal learning network is an informal learning network that consists of the people a learner interacts with and derives knowledge from in a personal learning environment. In a PLN, a person makes a connection with another person with the specific intent that some type of learning will occur because of that connection.
It's not all about being online, though. Andy Lancaster, CIPD Head of L&D Content, says: 'people who've initially connected in the digital space are now valuing finding the time to get together – face-to-face still plays an important part.' So Are "business dates" a new way of networking? and learning from a person rather than a screen can still be more effective.
Building personal learning networks can improve professional development, and increase both capability and loyalty. They can build on structured Management and Personal Development Training Programmes. For more information about how you can develop yourself or your team contact SYLO Associates for more information.


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Quality Assurance with Medichem is a fundamental and important aspect in our cGMP compliant production of APIs. Our Quality System Management and up to date manufacturing techniques guarantee the consistent high quality of production through strict cGMP compliance.
Medichem is strongly committed to:
- Total Quality principles
- Current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) standards
- Fulfilling the most demanding customer and regulatory requirements
- The best available technologies
- Respect for the environment
- A people-oriented internal culture
EU GMP certificates were granted of all our plants in Spain and Malta issued by the corresponding Medicines Agency.
Medichem's plants have received periodic US FDA inspections with satisfactory results since 1985. Both API's manufacturing plants (Celrà and Malta plants) have no "Form 483" records underlining our commitment to the highest quality:
- Celrà plant: No "Form 483" was issued (no observation was noted) during the last six consecutive FDA inspections at Medichem's Spanish plant (1999, 2002, 2006, 2009, 2012 and at the last inspection in April 2015).
- Malta Plant: No "Form 483" was issued (no observation was noted) during the last two consecutive FDA inspections (2012 and at the last inspection in February 2015).
The first ANDA submission of our FDF's manufacturing plant (Malta Plant) was in 2016.
We have received more than 100 customer audits during the last four years in our different production plants which help us to continually improve practices and maintain our high GMP level.
GMPs are strictly adhered to, and significant resources (human and economic) are devoted to the validation effort. Our validation policy is supported by our VMP (Validation Master Plan). Manufacturing processes, analytical and cleaning methods are fully validated. Critical systems are also validated and equipment is qualified. Quality risk management principles are applied to facilitate the development effort and quality improvement.
Medichem's officers participate as members of national and international organizations:
- CEFIC – APIC: Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients Committee
- EGA: European Generics Association
- EFCG European Fine Chemicals Group
- AFAQUIM: Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Productos de Química Fina
- FEIQUE: Federación Empresarial de la Industria Química Española
- FEDEQUIM: Federación Empresarial Catalana del Sector Químico
- Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry
- COASHIQ: Comisión Autónoma de Seguridad e Higiene en el Trabajo de Industrias Químicas y Afines
Medichem collaborates with the United States and European Pharmacopoeias (USP, EP) in the following manners:
- Supply of product reference standards
- Review of analytical methods and, if necessary, proposal of improvements
- Participation in Expert Groups of the EP and USP


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It is finally time to finish the last part of our massive landscape transformation here. We have worked so hard creating garden rooms and landscaping our property, but now are faced with the area including our deck and back slope leading to the pool. Like everything we have done here, it's complicated! It has elevation changes and must also work in terms of being a means of egress to go from the driveway to deck to pool without posing as an obstacle course.
We completed the pool area renovation a few years ago and have been very happy with how it came out. Now this area has to be linked with the uphill eyesore area leading to the deck.
In the front of the house we did a sitting wall (18″ to 20″ high) to create a courtyard with a blue stone cap and blue stone terrace. We used brick for the wall to coordinate with the brick on the front of the house.
We are thinking that in the back we will do a sitting wall again, but this time instead of brick, we will use field stone like we did near the pool. There is no brick anywhere on the back of the house, so I think the fieldstone and bluestone would be the right choice for hardscape materials.
I will update with what I hope to be wonderful "after" photos, but for now you can see how the idea of a sketch can inspire a design direction for our project.


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Management of packaging and graphic paper waste
By 2030, the operational system gradually set up over the past 20 years or more to collect, sort and recycle packaging and paper in the public waste management service should respond to the major changes in waste characteristics and the objectives sought in an effort to save resources.
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Main findings:
- The excess costs incurred through the nationwide adoption of several collection schemes could be curbed by looking for synergies in the sorting of the corresponding flows.
- Collection based on a scheme that separates fibrous (paper and cardboard packaging and graphic paper) and non-fibrous (plastic and metal packaging) waste at the source, and, to a lesser extent, a graphic paper/packaging scheme, could be a relevant organization compared to a multi-material collection system (mixed collection of graphic paper and packaging, excluding glass) for regions where the corresponding waste containers could be set up.
- Greater industrialization of sorting processes, involving automated sorting centers and an increase in their average size, would reduce costs and enhance performance. This boost in the average capacity of sorting units should ultimately reduce their numbers by half.
- For multi-material collection schemes, a two-phase sorting organization, with an initial simplified sorting process followed by the use of specialized units could represent, depending on the region and the size of the facility, an appropriate organization compared to single-phase sorting.


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Vought A-7E Corsair II
The A-7E was one of the ground attack aircraft used by the US Navy. The Hellenic Air Force bought these aircraft to perform the same role.
These pictures were taken during a visit in 2005 at Kleine Brogel air base in Belgium.
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text: In October 2014, AndJemz Tech conducted it's first ICT training in Yola, Adamawa State here in Nigeria. Candidates from around the state includes students of various higher institutions within the state and some residents of the state registered for the training. The registered candidates were trained on how to design professional websites and some part of graphics so as to have a nice and professional website. At the end of the training, the students were tested to make sure they have truly learned and were certified by our company. The students expressed their satisfaction and gratitude to the company for our kind gesture.


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Hello Canaries!!
Michelle here today to share with you a recent Project Life spread using the January Candy Heart Pocket Life kit. There are still a few left in store, so if your needing something to create with while you wait on the February kit to be released, head on over and snap one up before they're all gone :)
Ive mixed in some Dear Lizzy ephemera through out the layout, they worked nicely with the papers and embellishments within the kit.
A few close ups of to share the clusters of embellishments throughout the spread..
Thats all I have to share this week.
Thanks for stopping by, we can't wait to get our hands on the next kit!! We've heard that they are going to be stunning, just like the last few months :)
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As the countdown to the first day of the League Two season continues, Stenhousemuir manager Brown Ferguson admits that there is no clear favourite for the title so far.
Despite dropping down a league, the feeling around Ochilview is still positive heading into the 2017/18 League Two campaign, for Brown Ferguson's men.
"Speaking to those involved with the Family Fun Day, they were very, very, very, pleased with the way it went, the numbers which turned up, as well as the interaction between the club and the community. Ultimately, I think the club managed to raise some funds going forward, so, I think all in, it was a very positive day; people came along and enjoyed themselves, and for me, that makes me delighted that we are having that connection with the community and everybody had a good day."
Stenny have lost some key players over the summer, but that just comes with the territory of dropping down a league.
"Players have got to consider what their motivations are. For some players it could be finance; for some players it could be for playing at a certain level or even for some players, it could be that they've signed for a club which is closer to home," explains Ferguson. "Some of the players who have left this summer, such as Alan Cook and Kieran Millar, want to test themselves at as high a level as they can and I have got to respect that. As a manager, I have a good relationship with both players – they've enjoyed their time at the club, and who knows what can happen in the future…they made the decision to move to Alloa and East Fife, respectively, because these clubs are now at a higher level than us and they wanted to go out there and test themselves at a level they felt was going to do that. I think this year, however, that League Two will be a very competitive league and already, a lot of clubs have signed a lot of good players. Also, we have lost Vinny [Berry] who has an idea about relocating to America and it was a good time for him now to try do that. He see's his longer term future in the USA and whether that transpires or his circumstances change, we will have to wait and see. If he wanted to come back, I am sure both parties could sit down and discuss that, but, at this moment in time, similarly to the others who have left this summer, they all enjoyed their time at the club, we respect their decision, we thank them for their efforts and we wish them well."
Chris Smith has re-joined the Warriors after his release by Stirling Albion and Ferguson is pleasantly surprised to have landed the experienced stopper.
"I was surprised [to see Smith released by Stirling]. I think he got Player of the Year at Stirling as well as Goalkeeper of the Season in League Two. I already knew how good a goalkeeper he is, and how respected he is within the game, but, that just confirms that over the last season, he is still performing at the same, consistent, level. This summer, there were a good few keepers available; we were talking to a couple ourselves, but, 'Big Wally' is someone I know what he can do, he is someone I like and he knows the club: he has been here before and has performed very, very, well. He also knows League Two, he has been involved in it last season so it was a good fit for everybody at the club."
Another impressive piece of business by Ferguson is to convince released Alloa striker Jamie Longworth to make the step down from the division above.
"'Jammer' is an important signing for us. He brings us a real cleverness that he has in his play. He has the capability of changing games, as well as the capability of scoring goals. I would say though, that, all the players we have signed so far have a specific role to perform within the squad and play within the club – that goes for the players we have retained to the players we have brought in. I believe he is a big player for us and I believe he is capable of helping us win matches. I am delighted to get him on board. He is a player I really rate – as a person I really rate him too as he is a winner – but I would say that about all the players we have signed; I feel they will bring these same qualities as well."
The recruitment drive hasn't stopped there though, with experienced campaigners Nathan Blockley, Martin Scott and Mark Ferry all joining up as well.
"When we sat down and looked at it all, and what we wanted to bring to the club, there was certain criteria that we were looking for. I was looking for a good mix of ages; when you look at teams that go on and win leagues, the average age is around the 27 mark. We are in and around that area just now with the group of players we have assembled. There are a few guys at the tail end of their careers, that are good professionals; we have got guys who are in their best years of their career and we have got guys that are at an established professional level but still have the legs and the hunger. We have players who are versatile: we are also a physically strong group. I believe they are all capable of doing the specific role we are all asking them to do."
Ferguson added: "From a recruitment policy perspective, and what we were trying to get, I am very, very, happy with where we are considering all those factors. We do still need to get one or two more in to give a bit more depth to the group. We are probably now looking at the players who are unestablished – we are probably looking at the market now. It brings us energy, desire and a different dynamic. It'll give us something different within the group and hopefully they can come in and nail down a starting spot. Overall, I am really happy with where we are right now."
After returning to pre-season just over two weeks ago, the players have now been able to partake in their first game together, after facing Morton at the weekend.
"The first pre-season session was not the usual – typically, it is fitness tests on the first evening back, but, we felt it'd be best to bring that in over the course of the first couple of sessions. The reason for that decision was due to the large turnover in players; it gave the players an opportunity to get to know each other and thankfully, that was a natural and quick process. We gave them a lot of game-play just so they could get used to each other – this allowed us to set up different scenarios so people got to know each others names and getting comfortable with each other. I was really pleased with how they performed in that first session. Pre-Season allows us to be flexible as it is all about getting ready for competitive football – that includes physically and tactically so everyone knows exactly how we are going to play. Although our plans may change over the course of pre-season as we review their fitness levels, we are using the friendlies right now as an overload phase. We are still working them very hard but we are also being mindful of injuries as we have also got to look forward at the BetFred Cup which is coming up. However, that has to be considered as a competitive pre-season game," explains Ferguson, "2 or 3 weeks of pre-season is not enough, in my opinion, to get the players up to full speed. We want to perform well and want to progress in these fixtures, but, we also have to make sure we are in the right condition for the first league game of the season, as well."
Stenhousemuir have a further two friendlies over the coming days as the appetite for the new campaign heats up, starting tonight, with a match against a Trialists Select.
"Definitely," agrees Ferguson, who feels tonight's match allows him to possibly find a hidden gem or two. "My experience of playing them last year and the players which have been brought over here by Adam Kassin over the past couple of seasons allow me to know that they will be good players. They will also, I suspect, be ahead of us in terms of fitness and conditioning due to the fact they've been in training full-time. The biggest thing for me though, is, that these lads will be hungry – they will play the game quite competitively. These players will be technically good; but because they are hungry, they may go that extra yard which will push us even more. We then follow tonight's match up on Saturday against the Indian team, Real Kashmir. I think it should be quite an exciting game – more so for just a neutral follower of football to see these two types of teams up against one another. I think it is a game everyone can look forward to, as it is a bit of the unknown."
"A challenging group" is how Ferguson has described the section Stenhousemuir have been drawn into for the BetFred Cup.
"You would automatically assume that Hamilton will progress, due to being the Premiership side. From my perspective, we have Albion Rovers and East Kilbride – two other part-time teams and they will be very even and competitive games. If we can do well in these two games, then you never know where we could go…we open up with a game against Queen of the South at home and on the face of it, it'll be a very even game. Both sides will still be trying to get ready to go for the first league game of the season, so, if we can get something out of that game then we can take on the two teams that are both time, then we can re-assess it at that point. It is a group that gives every side an opportunity to do well in. Location wise, it is also good – we aren't needing to do an awful lot of travelling and that is important for us as well when you are playing Saturday-Tuesday. We want to progress and I think we have an opportunity to do that – but I also think every other sde will think the same thing."
The Ochilview club miss out on match day three of the competition which is entering it's second year, after being revamped last summer.
"If I could have picked a date for us to miss, it would have been that day – I am really happy we are missing that Saturday. It allows us as a group to get together for other reasons – it could allow us to get together as a squad and as a club in an informal capacity after training. The plan is for everybody to get together and to get to know each other. These things are hard to do at part-time level, when you are playing all the time. We will be looking to have a good training session in the morning – perhaps looking at other things, like, the expectations before doing something later on in the day which gets everybody in the club together. The other thing it does is take the load off the players. They are playing two games back-to-back; the only thing that disappoints me with this competition is that you can't play trialists and I think that is still the ruling for this season. We have got a thin squad, even if we do get a few more in by then, so, this break is ideal – it will allow us to recover a little bit before we go again with the final two group games."
League Two was a fight to the finish line last season, and Ferguson expects nothing less this term.
"This season, every team and every game will be competitive. I don't see any one team being able to dominate the league – this division has always been quite tight. On paper, you look at some of the clubs and some of the signings that teams are making and you can certainly see that some clubs are making some good signings, but I do think it'll be a very competitive league this season. The biggest thing for me though is how we perform. The plan we have got in place and the players we have got, I am really, really, happy with for the reasons I have already stated. We have good professionalism in the dressing room – we also have players who know this level – but most importantly, we have players who have won in this division and in the ones above. It is just about fine tuning the team and hoping we stay away from a major injury crisis."


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New Brighton's Andrew Pier and Blackhawk's Matt Pulleo had several similarities in their rounds at the MAC Boys Golf Championship at Fox Run Wednesday.
Both birdied their first hole. Both made key par saves with improbable shots. Both said they kept their mistakes to a minimum.
So, it seemed only fitting that they finished the event tied for first place. Both Pier and Pulleo shot even-par 72s to share medalist honors at the MAC.
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"Whenever today started, I just wanted to go out there and have fun and relax," said Pier. "I never really screwed anything up, and I never got any bad kicks or anything. Everything just seemed to be working for me."
"His average for nine holes is 39, so he's about at 78 (for 18)," said New Brighton coach Lance Frederick. "He played exceptionally well today. He definitely has it in him for sure."
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2 Cor. 5:18-19, NIV: All this is from God, who reconciled us to himself through Christ and gave us the ministry of reconciliation: that God was reconciling the world to himself in Christ, not counting men's sins against them. And he has committed to us the message of reconciliation.
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PHILADELPHIA – Maryland and Cal ushered Division II-member Drexel into the Collegiate Rugby Championship with shutout wins of 26 and 36 points, respectively.
The Dragons final pool match came against fellow-Philadelphia school Temple, a common opponent from previous sevens tournaments.
"We were playing really selfish the first two matches," Drexel's Austin Glenwright said. "We studied up on Temple. Temple had a real aggressive style. And we knew that with one or two passes, we would have our breaks. We know it would not be 'one pass and we're in' by trying to score yourself."
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NextCard Inc., which markets an Internet Visa card, launched a $10 million national print branding campaign posing the question "What's on your NextCard?"
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