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June 7 (Bloomberg) -- Swedish central bank Deputy Governor Svante Oeberg said the central bank and the Financial Supervisory Authority should be merged to strengthen regulatory oversight in the largest Nordic economy.
"Such a merger would allow the authorities to act more forcefully to safeguard the stability of the financial system," he said today in a speech published on the bank's website. Oeberg also called for the role of the central bank governor to be strengthened.
Governor Stefan Ingves has raised rates six times since July, bringing the benchmark to 1.75 percent. He says the tightening is in part needed to curb the risk of housing-market imbalances fueled by credit growth. The Financial Supervisory Authority in October last year capped mortgage lending at 85 percent of a property's value in an effort to counter the threat of a housing bubble. Both the Riksbank and the FSA have called for tighter bank capital rules in Sweden to curtail risk.
"A merger would allow us to avoid having two central banks which, under unfortunate circumstances, could be pulled in different directions," Oeberg said. "Further advantages of merging the two authorities would be to ensure a high level of macroeconomic expertise and to focus more resources on the FSA's tasks in the management of issues of this type."
In neighboring Denmark, central bank Governor Nils Bernstein has also proposed merging with the financial regulator. Denmark's central bank uses monetary policy to maintain a peg to the euro.
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Oeberg also suggested that Swedish banks may need to reduce their dependence on foreign currency funding.
"If the fiscal problems in Greece lead to the writing off of the Greek national debt, this may lead to renewed difficulties for the Swedish banks in obtaining funding in foreign currency," he said. "One alternative to retaining a good-sized currency reserve in the Riksbank would be for the banks to reduce their dependence on market funding in foreign currency."
Sweden may need to enforce stricter liquidity rules than those set out by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and impose charges on market funding in foreign currency, he said.
Such measures "could possibly get the banks to reduce this, thereby reducing the need for a large foreign currency reserve and thus fund the costs to society of the foreign currency reserve," Oeberg said. "However, such charges do not exist at present and the effects of any charges are not clear."
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Limone is a town on the edge of Lake Garda.
Sandwiched between looming rocky massifs over a thousand meters high, and stunning views of the mountains above Malcesine on the opposite shore of lake, Limone is one of the most idyllically situated towns on Lake Garda. The narrow, stone-paved streets that wind their way between the high, stone walls of the ancient buildings, and a long promenade, fringed with cafes and restaurants, that culminates in a beach only add to the appeal, making it one of the most popular tourist destinations on the lake.
This popularity means that Limone is also one of the most touristy places on the lake, which, depending on your perspective, may be a good or a bad thing. It has an abundance of cafes, restaurants and shops selling all manner of souvenirs, food and clothing, and the streets in summer are thronged with tourists. The cafes vie with each other for business and there is often music and even videos blaring from the various establishments.
The town was popular with writers such as Goethe, Ibsen and Lawrence, and more recently was used for filming parts of the James Bond film Quantum of Solace.
One of Limone's more obscure claims to fame comes from the discovery of ApoA-1 Milano, a mutant form of apolipoprotein, which reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease, and is claimed to be responsible for the high number of people aged over 100 in Limone; more then a dozen for its roughly 1000 inhabitants.
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Kim Schmidt
Director of Campus Recreation
Kim began her career at the University of Cincinnati in 1989 and has since worked in four areas within the university including Athletics, Student Affairs and Services, Administrative and Business Services, and Administration and Finance. Kim opened the Campus Recreation Center in 2006, the Fitness Center at CARE/Crawley in 2008, and assumed responsibility for MainStreet Operations in 2011. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and a Master of Science degree in Sports Management. A former National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) State Director for Ohio, Kim is also a NIRSA region III Honor Award Recipient and Ohio Recreational Sports Association (ORSA) Honor Award recipient. In her free time Kim enjoys mountain bike riding, hanging out with family and friends, and playing soccer with her dog Brodie.
Carolyn Nickol
Associate Director of Programs
Carolyn has enjoyed working at the University of Cincinnati since 1985 promoting health and fitness to students, faculty, staff, and the UC community. Prior to joining the Campus Recreation Center, she directed the University Fitness program at the UC Academic Health Center. Carolyn received two Master Degrees in Community Health Education and Nutrition Education and is a registered dietitian. When she's not enjoying watching her sons in sporting events, she keeps busy gardening or playing golf with her family.
Emily Piercey
Associate Director of Facility Operations
Emily has worked for the Campus Recreation Department since 2003. She graduated from UC with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Master of Science in Marketing. She has worked as a student in the Member Services and Building Supervisor positions as well as professionally as the Assistant Director of Member Services. Emily enjoys all things Italian, traveling, volunteering, and working with students.
Drew Salvador
Assistant Director of Intramural Sports and Camps
Drew holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Virginia and a Master of Science degree in Kinesiology with a concentration in Campus Recreation Leadership from James Madison University. In addition to his experience in intramural sports and youth programming, he teaches group fitness classes in boxing and athletic conditioning. In his free time, Drew enjoys hanging out with his dog, Adler, playing tennis, volleyball, hockey, and fantasy football, and watching the Philadelphia Eagles fight their way to a future Super Bowl.
Brandi Hester
Assistant Director of Fitness and Wellness
Brandi holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science from Western Kentucky University. She comes to UC with more than six years experience in fitness management from HealthFitness Corporation and was the Assistant Manager at TMMKFitness, one of the largest corporate fitness sites in the nation. Brandi holds certifications from ACE, YogaFit, Powder Blue Productions and YMCA. Brandi's passion for campus recreation began as an undergraduate student while working at the Preston Health and Activities Center at WKU and has continued throughout her career. Some of Brandi's favorite things to do: watching college sports "GO HEELS!... and BEARCATS!", playing cornhole, golf, taking dance classes and hanging out with family and friends.
Matt Lacy
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Matt began working with Campus Recreation in May of 2015. He comes to UC after aquiring nearly a decade of experience in both higher education and the private sector. Matt has been a valuable member of four campus recreation programs including Ball State University, Bowling Green State University, The University of Alabama, and Bradley University. He recieved a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Administration with minors in Management and Hospitality from Ball State University and a Master of Education in Sports Administration from Bowling Green State University. Matt oversees facility rentals and the climbing wall.
Jayme Johnson
Coordinator of Facility Operations
Jayme holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Nutrition & Fitness from Florida State University and a Master of Science degree in Exercise Science from Miami University. Jayme has been employeed at UC since 2001 and with Campus Recreation since 2008. Jayme oversees the Building Supervisors, equipment purchases and maintenance, coordination of facility needs with various UC departments, and the Team Building program. He enjoys Starbucks, corn hole, college football, hockey, and spending time with his family.
Emilie Fleming
Assistant Director of Member Services
Emilie has worked at the CRC since 2006 as a student while she earned her Bachelor's of Business Administration in Finance, Marketing, and International Business. She started as a professional in 2010 and earned her Masters of Business Administration in 2014 from the University of Cincinnati. Emilie enjoys Target, golf, learning to cook, and hanging out with her friends, husband, and puppy in her free time.
Phil Carroll
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Phil has worked with the Campus Recreation Department since 2008 as both an Intramural Sports and Facility Operations student employee. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Science from the University of Cincinnati. Phil Currently serves as the Coordinator of Intramural Sports and Camps while furthering his education at UC. Phil enjoys laughing, playing with his two dogs, and exploring new places.
Bob Weeks
Interim Assistant Director of Aquatics
Bob started working in Aquatics over ten years ago, and his love of it has never waned. Bob earned his undergraduate degree from The Ohio State University while working in a multitude of facilities in Ohio. From December 2005 to October 2010, Bob was the Pool Operator for the State College High School Natatorium. Bob likes to spend his free time working out, reading, and cooking. He's always on the lookout for new recipes to try, especially foreign foods. He is happy to be back in Ohio where all of his family resides.
Megan Gilden
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Megan has worked with the Campus Recreation Department since 2013 in Member Services and currently serves as the Interim Coordinator of Member Services. She is pursuing her a Bachelors degree in Organizational Leadership and Minor in Business Administration from the University of Cincinnati. Megan enjoys running, walking her dogs, and traveling when she can! She loves the outdoors.
Kathryn Amann
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Kathryn has worked with the Campus Recreation Department since 2012 in Member Services and Social Media. She currently serves as the Coordinator of Member Services while pursuing her Bachelors in Communication at the University of Cincinnati. She enjoys arm-knitting, social media, and trying new things!
Alana Wall
Senior Fitness Floor Lead
Alana has worked with Campus Recreation Department since June 2014 in the Fitness and Wellness Department as a Fitness Lead and Fitness Instructor. She currently oversees Group Fitness, Instructional Programs/ Customized Fitness, and Massage Therapy. She received a Bachelor's of Science in Exercise Science from Morehead State University in May 2014 and recently graduated with her Masters in Health Promotion Education with a concentration in Community Health from the University of Cincinnati in August 2015. Alana enjoys working out and being active, taking her dogs to the dog park, and spending time with family and friends.
Katie Breyer
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Katie is a 3rd year Archaelogy and Classical Civilizations major at UC. She has been a lifeguard at the CRC for over one and a half years, is a certified Water Safety Instructor, and has become one of the CRC's Senior Aquatic Supervisors. She enjoys traveling, running, and reading anything historic.


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WASHINGTON – It's not every day that you get to meet a three-time Indianapolis 500 winner, but it wasn't hard finding race car driver Helio Castroneves.
He'll be competing this weekend in the Baltimore Grand Prix.
According to Helio, the speeds will reach up to 170 mph on the straightaways, and 50 mph going through the curves. He told me an astonishing fact: The speed limit on pit row is 60 mph.
Helio is built like a fighter pilot, compact and under 6 feet tall. You have to be compact to fit into an Indy car. But everyone surrounding us on pit row really didn't care about Helio's racing wins — they just wanted to know about "Dancing with the Stars."
Helio will be making another appearance on "DWTS" soon.
I asked him what his wife thought about him going back a second time. He said his wife was a very confident woman and would be cheering him on.
Lastly, I always want to know what car drivers drive when they're not on the track.
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Dr. Douglas Peak, DDS, General & Family Cosmetic Dentist
Education and Associations:
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Is a graduate of the Oregon Health Services University has been in private practice since 1998. Completed a General Residency with the Department of Veteran Affairs in Palo Alto, CA from 1998-2000. Serves as a dentist in the United States Army Reserve from 2001 to present. She has taken several advanced classes on occlusion (addressing bite issues) and has extensive cosmetic dentistry experience including cosmetic crowns, veneers, implant restorations, partials, and dentures. Member of the American Dental Association, Colorado Dental Association, Colorado Springs Dental Society, and Colorado Prosthodontic Society.
Dr. Jenson has been married to Jay for over 10 years. Together they have a daughter, Grace. Click here to see what patients say about Dr. Jenson.
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- American Dental Association
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Dr. Frederick is a graduate from the University of Southern California School of Dentistry and has been practicing dentistry since 2007. General Dental Officer from 2007 to 2010 including serving as a dentist to over 9,000 active duty soldiers while deployed in Afghanistan. Also worked part-time throughout in private practice. Volunteer dental provider for Ayuda, Inc. Member of the American dental Association, Colorado Dental Association, and Academy of General Dentistry.
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- Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, D.M.D.
- Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY B.S. Chemistry
- Editorial Review Board Member for the American Journal of Orthodontics
- Published articles in General Dentistry, Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, Journal of Clinical Orthodontics, American Journal of Orthodontics, and Angle Orthodontics
- Editorial Review Board Member for the American Journal of Orthodontics
- Fellow, Academy of General Dentistry
- American Dental Association
- American Association of Orthodontists
- Diplomat American Board of Orthodontics
- Colorado Springs Orthodontic Study Club
- Featured in Ripley's Believe It Or Not for his toothbrush collection from around the world. Click here to see snippet of article.
Dr. Bradley Renehan, DDS, MD, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
Dr. Renehan was born and raised in Colorado Springs. He graduated from Wasson High School and attended The University of Colorado where he received his undergraduate degree in Pharmacy. After a challenging career as a Pharmacist, he attended The University of Colorado School of Dentistry from which he graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1996. Following graduation, he was accepted into the Oral and Maxillofacial residency program at the prestigious Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. At the Mayo School of Medicine, he received his Medical degree in 2000. Dr. Renehan's experience includes treating athletes from the Denver Broncos and the Colorado Avalanche. He is married to Sandy Renehan whom also works as a Registered Dental Hygienists as well as helping to manage his other practice.
Dr. Mike Huber, DDS, MS – Periodontist
- University of Oklahoma, 1985 Chemistry BS
- University of Missouri Kansas City, 1990 DDS
- University of Iowa, 1993 Periodontic certificate; Masters of Science
- General Dentist – United States Air Force Fairchild AFB, WA, 1990-1993
- General Dentist – Army National Guard 294th Iowa City, IA, 1993-1997
- Periodontist – Lone Tree, CO – 1996-present
- Periodontist – Colorado Springs, CO 2012-present
- Air Force Achievement Medal – 1993
- Chief Resident – University of Iowa – 1995-1996
C Mahon Fraleigh Award (Outstanding Resident) – U of Iowa – 1996
- American Dental Association
- American Academy of Periodontology
- Denver Implant Study Club
- Columbine Periodontal Study Club
- Cherry Hills Community Church
Coaching sons' sports teams – football, baseball and wrestling
Married with 3 sons
"Mike, you should feel complimented. My patient has seen many periodontists in Denver and loves you." – G Hoffman, DDS
Dr. Chris Hahn, Endodontist
Certificate of Endodontics, University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Dentistry Doctorate of Dental Surgery (DDS), University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Dentistry General Practice Residency, Naval Hospital Great Lakes Masters Degree, University of Nebraska Medical Center
- Private Practice as Endodontic Specialty
- Faculty Emergency Clinic, University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Dentistry
- Dental Officer, United States Navy
- Great Lakes Dental Command
- USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN71)-Bosnia, Iraq
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Dr. Kevin Gillispie, Periodontist
Dr. Kevin Gillispie– Periodontist– is a graduate of University of Louisville where he received his DMD. He successfully completed a Residency in Periodontics at the Georgia Regents University whereby he received his MS. Dr. Gillispie as a periodontist specializes in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of periodontal disease and in the placement of dental implants. He currently is the Department Chief of Periodontics for Fort Carson. He is a member of the American Board of Periodontology and is licensed to provide IV Sedation.
Dr. Gillispie is happily married to Megan and has four children.
Susan, Registered Dental Hygienist
- Bachelor in Science in Dental Hygiene, University of Missouri
- Former front office dental administrator for her husband's dental practice
Lorraina, Registered Dental Hygienist
- A.A.S. Pueblo Community College
- Associate Fellowship Certification through the World Clinical Laser Institute
Janine, Registered Dental Hygienist
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- Former CPR Instructor
- Associate Fellowship Certification through the World Clinical Laser Institute
Andrea, GM
Andrea has a BS in Engineering Design, AAS in Computer Aided Drafting Design from Cameron University in Lawton, OK. She has over 10 years of dental experience including but not limited to managing offices, overseeing HR functions, and managing insurance claims.
Nancy, Office Manager
Kayla, Patient Coordinator
Ashley, Patient Coordinator
Mona, Treatment Plan Coordinator
Alecia, Specialty Coordinator
Angela, Endodontic Assistant
Angie, Endodontic Assistant
Liz, Expanded Duties Dental Assistants
Nicole, Expanded Duties Dental Assistants
Sharon, Expanded Duties Dental Assistants
Judy, Orthodontic Manager
Judy has a BA in Business Administration from Northern Colorado. She has over 17 years of dental office management experience and currently manages our orthodontist practice.
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Vandercooks, especially the smaller ones like the SP-15 and #4 are top heavy and will tip over if improperly moved. If shipping common carrier, it is highly advisable to purchase a separate, one-time insurance policy to cover the move as carriers will pay 10 cents per pound for damage incurred during shipment, and that's essentially nothing. See the archives on the discussion group letpress or Briarpress.org for numerous entries on moving advice for Vandercooks. Always remove the handle on hand operated presses, and the feed table as well. These can be added back to the press after the move, but often get damaged in a move if left on the press.
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Welcome, I have recently started myself for the first time and have lost 1st in two weeks. I dont expect my losses to be as great in weeks to come but its a great start and motivation to think that it really can be done if you stick to it. I wont say its been easy because I am still wanting to eat each day but I dont and feel better for not doing it.
I have not had any real challenges yet ie going out with others for a meal or drink so have not had to watch others eating or drinking yet. I dont know how families with children etc manage, hats off I say. The most I've had to do is stand in front of the hot food stall at the suermarket and say no to a meal my freind offered me yesterday. I know I will be really challenged when I go to my parents for the weekend. Its like home comforts and load of yummy food. Any way I'll deal with that when I get there but right now I am trying to keep the goal in mind and I'm always telling my friend "I'm in the zone" so even though I talk about eating, I do not intend to do so at this stage. Talking about it with others really helps I feel because you can get how you feel out of your system and be reminded why you are doing this.
Anyway good luck and keep it up, its worth it just to see the llbs drop off.
A stone in 2 weeks is absolutely fantastic! It really is weight losses like that that really spur you on and give you great encouragement to keep going, and avoid cheating I think.
When you go to your parents at the weekend just remind yourself how far you've come! And how you don't wanna stop just yet.
I was so pleased when I came across these forums because I know I can talk to others going through what I am going through.
I've become so dependent on food from an emotional standpoint now that even taking the weight loss aside I know I need to break the connection I have with food.
I have to have chocolate at night, or a yummy dinner, or a cooked breakie (eggs etc..) and its not healthy or normal in my eyes.
I took a poke around River Island today though, and I spotted a dress I want. Size 8. I will get there.
Oh believe me I will! We still talk as friends, so I'm hoping his jaw will drop when he sees my newer, smaller self. I'll gloat a tad, and then head off to Boston!
Thanks, I agree, I just love to eat cooked breakfast and all the things I remember from childhood when I stay at my parents its like real comfort except I used to run around a lot in those days. (Need to do some excercise I think) I dont usually eat the same when I'm at home and never used to eat like that about 10 years ago when I was around 10/11 stone. I obviously changed my patten at a stage in my life when I was not as happy or in control and started to eat comfort food all the time and not just when visiting parents.
Any way we have made a start which is half the battle and like you said this website is fantastic for getting support, advice or just sounding off when having a bad day. I know people say you should loose weight for yourself this is true but it is also about how you want to portray yourself to others otherwise half of us wouldn't bother. I have not gone out before because I did not want to be seen at my size and I have also avoided some people when I have been out because I did not want them to see me. Thats not good for me or my self confidence. I know this is stupid but that how I felt. I dont believe anyone who is obese stating they are happy with their size. Excess weight is not comfortable and hinders movement in normal everyday tasks like tying up shoes or walking not even mentioning the health issues caused. The 1st loss has made a difference already ie less stomach in my way when I bend down.
Sorry, having a moment, meant to say hope you can see your ex wearing your size 8 River Island skmpy dress, thats as good a reason as any to loose that weight and a great confidence booster. Good luck again.
Hi Jude. I'm doing good thank you. Day 3 tomorrow! Woo hoo! 74 days left..haha
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Almost through with Day 1 today, and tbh it's been going much better than I expected it to. Woke up this morning to the smell of eggs frying and was only mildly pissed off by it all. I've not been hungry all day, but I'm finding the shakes very .... "Bleh," Drinking the water and everything to keep any hunger suppressed I suppose whats bugging me most is not hunger but the feeling of all this liquid in my belly. Feeling very empty.
On the plus side though last night I weighted in a half a stone lighter than I thought I was, so I have actually been losing weight all along. Gave me a bit of a boost, knowing that my mountain isn't so high to climb after all!
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Diffusion bonding
|It has been suggested that this article be merged with diffusion welding. (Discuss) Proposed since January 2014.
Diffusion bonding is a solid-state welding technique used in metalworking, capable of joining similar and dissimilar metals. It operates on the materials science principle of solid-state diffusion, wherein the atoms of two solid, metallic surfaces intermingle over time under elevated temperature. Diffusion bonding is typically implemented by applying both high pressure and high temperature to the materials to be welded; it is most commonly used to weld "sandwiches" of alternating layers of thin metal foil and metal wires or filaments.
Diffusion bonding involves no liquid fusion or filler metal. No weight is added to the total, and the join tends to exhibit both the strength and temperature resistance of the base metal(s). The materials endure no, or very little, plastic deformation; very little residual stress is introduced; and there is no contamination from the bonding process. It may be performed on a join surface of theoretically any size with no increase in processing time; practically speaking, the surface tends to be limited by the pressure required and physical limitations. It may be performed with similar and dissimilar metals, reactive and refactory metals, or pieces of varying thicknesses.
Diffusion bonding is most often used for jobs either difficult or impossible to weld by other means, due to its relatively high cost. Examples include welding materials normally impossible to join via liquid fusion, such as zirconium and beryllium; materials with very high melting points such as tungsten; alternating layers of different metals which must retain strength at high temperatures; and very thin, honeycombed metal foil structures.
Diffusion bonding is performed by clamping the two pieces to be welded with their surfaces abutting each other. Prior to welding, these surfaces must be machined to as smooth a finish as economically viable, and kept as free from chemical contaminants or other detritus as possible. Any intervening material between the two metallic surfaces may prevent adequate diffusion of material. Once clamped, pressure and heat are applied to the components, usually for many hours. Pressure can be applied using a hydraulic ram at temperature, this method allows for exact measurements of load on the parts. In cases where the parts must have no temperature gradient, differential thermal expansion can be used to apply load. By fixturing parts using a low expansion metal (i.e. Molybdenum) the parts will supply their own load by expanding more than the fixture metal at temperature. Diffusion bonding must be done in a vacuum or inert gas environment when using metals that have strong oxide layers (i.e. copper).
At the microscopic level, diffusion bonding occurs in three simplified stages:
- Before the surfaces completely contact, asperities (very small surface defects) on the two surfaces contact at the microscopic level and plastically deform. As these asperities deform, they interlink forming interfaces between the two surfaces.
- Elevated temperature and pressure causes accelerated creep in the materials; grain boundaries and raw material migrate and gaps between the two surfaces are reduced to isolated pores.
- Material begins to diffuse across the boundary of the abutting surfaces, confusing this boundary and creating a bond.
- Schrader, George F.; Elshennawy, Ahmad K. (2000). Manufacturing Processes and Materials (4th, illustrated ed.). SME. p. 319-320. ISBN 0872635171. Retrieved 2013-02-04.
- Chawla, Krishan K. (1998). Composite Materials: Science and Engineering. Materials research and engineering (2nd, illustrated ed.). Springer. p. 174. ISBN 0387984097. Retrieved 2013-02-04.
- Jacobson, David M.; Humpston, Giles (2005). Principles Of Brazing (illustrated ed.). ASM International. p. 11-14. ISBN 0871708124. Retrieved 2013-02-04.


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JERUSALEM, Israel - The Israeli Knesset (parliament) hired 15 special needs workers, who will enjoy the same benefits as other employees.
Following a ceremony in which the trainees received their badges and certificates, the new employees will be integrated into positions tailored to their abilities.
Speaker of the Knesset Dalia Itzik, who knows each of the new workers personally, spoke at the induction ceremony.
"No one can fire you. You can sleep quietly and relax," Itzik told the trainees. "Do you know that I love you?" she asked them.
Shosh Tergeman, who works with Elwyn, an organization that helps integrated disabled workers into the Knesset, also addressed the gathering.
"They receive excellent treatment here. It's really all from the heart without any pity," she said. "They are good workers and are treated well and it's heartwarming."
"They work like any other Knesset employee, with the same duties and same rights," said Avi Balashnikov, the parliament's director general.
"The Knesset workers' committee represents them and takes care of them, and the Knesset management embraces them," he said. "I certainly hope, really hope, to see the rest of the government offices and public service in the State of Israel follow in the Knesset's footsteps," he said.
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Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
Fresh cranberry walnut conserve made with honey, a guest post from Liz the Chef (shared at her suggestion).
Cranberry Pear Conserve with Ginger, for sweet or savory pairings.
A spiced apple preserve brightened with fresh citrus.
This conserve is a mixture of sweet chunks of pear and tart cranberries. It goes well with anything from biscuits and toast to roasted meats and is a wonderful addition to vinaigrettes.
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Nutty Blondes--beautiful, lovable, tons of fun. Talking about cherries here. Almond and cherry are a much loved flavor combo. Here they are together again for the very first time in yellow cherry jam studded with bits of candied almond.
On day one of the Punk Domestics trip to Italy in January, 2012, we made three kinds of preserves with Marzia Brigante: Quince jam, pear jam with aromatic spices and savor, a conserve made with apples, pears, quince, nuts and saba.
Technically a conserve, savor is a melange of quince, apple and pear, with almonds and walnuts, plus any other nuts that you like; we used hazelnuts. Recipe by Marzia Brigante from the Punk Domestics trip to Italy in January, 2012.
A jam based on charoses, a traditional components in the Seder meal. This version includes chopped apples, nuts, honey, cinnamon and grape juice.
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Meet Sara Bareilles!
SoJO 104.9 welcomes singer/songwriter Sara Bareilles to the Electric Factory in Philadelphia next Thursday night! We and Sara would like you to be our special guests for a behind the scenes concert experience!
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Will Carly get back with Sonny? Did AJ really shoot Connie? Will Olivia's visions ever end? Will Ana ever find Robin? These burning questions may be swimming in your head for the ladies of General Hospital! Lucky for you they're ready to answer this Saturday at Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City!
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Feisty British songstress Cher Lloyd is playing Philadelphia's Electric Factory on Sunday, September 8th! We're hooking you up with free tickets this Summer of SoJO weekend!
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Boys And Girls Clubs Of The Pee Dee Area, Inc.
Rating: 4.91 stars 64 64 reviews 1,844
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Children & Youth
PO Box 93 Florence SC 29503 USA
Our mission is to inspire and enable all children from throughout the Pee Dee area, with special concern for those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens.
Target demographics:
youth ages 6-18. Well over half live in single-parent households whose annual income is below $25,000 per year. Nearly one-third (30%) of our members are teens. Slightly more than half (53%) are boys. We especially target youth who are not receiving services from any other youth agency.
Direct beneficiaries per year:
over 2,700 youth
Geographic areas served:
3 counties (Florence, Darlington & Williamsburg)
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The Boys and Girls Clubs of the Pee Dee Area provide a great service for their community. Through their after school programs, they assist the area's children with their education. Moreover, they provide daily meals to kids who often may not get dinner at home. Having volunteered with the Boys and Girls Club, I can honestly say that it is an amazing organization whose members really care about the community that they are serving.
This organization strives daily to create a safe and respectful environment so that everyone that comes through their doors has opportunity for individual growth.
I had the pleasure of leading a group of volunteers from the Boston College Appalachia Volunteers on a trip to the club in Florence, SC during Spring Break of 2015. The work this club does is incredible and incredibly important. What stood out most to me about this particular Boys and Girls Club was how completely dedicated the staff members were to what matters the most--the kids. Every thing this club does is for the kids. They genuinely went above and beyond to provide this service to Florence, SC, and I could tell even during one short week there that the afternoons the boys and girls spent at the club were truly impactful and formative. I learned a ton from everyone I met here that week--The Boys and Girls Clubs of the Pee Dee Area are truly a great nonprofit.
Boys and Girls Club of the Pee Dee serves the children of our community that need help the most. The clubs serve as a safe place for children to learn and play. The staff serves as role models that many of the children do not have at home. My first experience with this organization was 12 years ago when I was volunteering for the Junior League of Florence. After talking to a 2nd grade club member I learned he was hungry because he was one of 6 children that lived with an unemployed single mother and he was being bullied at school (kids were taking his free breakfast and lunch). The club was the only place he was being fed and felt truly safe. Every child deserves to be fed and feel safe in order to excel in life, and B&GC of the Pee Dee is leading the way in our area to fulfill this need.
I have been serving on the board for about seven years. The commitment of the staff, board and volunteers is amazing. We are exposed on a regular basis to a great club outcome story. Makes serving on this board very humbling and gratifying.
I have been a board member of the Pee Dee Area Boys and Girls Club for several years. I have had numerous opportunities to talk with the kids over the years and have been told on several occasions "The Club saved me" or "I don't know where I would be today if it had not been for (insert staff name) at the Club".
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I have been a Board Member of the Pee Dee Area Boys and Girls Club for over three years. I have had the privilege several times of listening to candidates for Youth of the Year tell their stories of how the club changed their lives. It is truly amazing what some of these kids have overcome and what a huge part the Club played in their success. What a great way to contribute to a cause that truly changes lives right here in our community.
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I have been a board member of The Pee Dee Boys and Girls Club for about three years now. Compared to other organizations I am involved with, the B&G Club staff stands apart in dedication and commitment to the youth they serve. This is evident in all of the after-hours time they put in, the dollars they donate and most of all the accolades from the kids. As a board we often hear moving testimony from the youth served and it always involves at least one staff member that the child really felt was a mentor to them. I am very proud to be a volunteer and serve the club.
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I have been involved with the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Pee Dee Area for several years and continue to be amazed by the committed board members, the wonderfully dedicated leadership, the awesome staff, and most of all, the amazing kids who all make serving this worthy cause a source of joy and fulfillment. Together, we do make a difference in our future!
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Boys and Girls Club of the Pee Dee is an incredible organization with an awesome staff, a dedicated Board, and business community members who are all committed to serving the youth in our community. Certainly one of the top not for profits in our community!
I spent a week volunteering with the club last spring with a group of college students and it was a great time. Everyone working there has a great attitude and showed so much dedication, an irreplaceable group. But more than this the kids at the club were amazing. If you show them you actually care you can really see them blossom.
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The Boys and Girls Club of the Pee Dee Area was a wonderful environment to be apart of when I volunteered there this past spring break as apart of the Boston College Appalachia Volunteers. The entire community made us feel so welcome and I enjoyed every minute being able to serve the community. Everyone on staff was incredibly nice and and caring, and really made our stay in Florence a trip to remember. The kids at the club were awesome and I loved being able to help them out, as well as getting to spend time with them throughout the week. Overall, the Boys and girls Club of the Pee Dee Area is a wonderful place that really helps the community it serves, and truly makes a difference in the lives of the children and their families.
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What an incredible experience working with the Boys and Girls Club of Pee Dee. Not only do the staff members care so much about the kids, but they make volunteering there a great experience as well. Our group was coming to the Boys and Girls Club for a spring break service trip, and while we knew we would be staying the week at the Boys and Girls Club we had no idea how above and beyond the board of directors, site administrators, and staff members would go to make us feel at home. We all brought sleeping bags with an understanding that we would be sleeping each night on the floor, but upon arriving the board members and site administrators told us they had rounded up cots and blow up mattresses for us to sleep on-- along with more snacks and food than we knew what to do with! Each day we would help around the club (painting, cleaning up, etc) and then when the kids would arrive we would get to play with them and it was wonderful. Often, when volunteering at various organizations, volunteers are given little direction or are given small, menial tasks to stay occupied. The Boys and Girls Club was not like this at all as they fully integrated us with their program and fundraising efforts-- like a BBQ fundraiser where we helped to cook and distribute food. The Club has made an incredible impact in these kids lives-- in giving them mentors to look up to, educational direction, access to healthy food every day, and a place that is safe and fun for them to grow as youth.
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I found the Boys and Girls Club of the Pee Dee Area to be a really special place. The staff members are incredibly helpful and caring, as I learned from my week of service there in March 2014. It is evident that these men and women truly have the children's and organization's best interests at heart. The children that attend this Boys and Girls Club location are so smart and wonderful to be around. It is clear that these children benefit from their time at the organization and that the staff works their hardest to help each individual child reach their full potential. The Boys and Girls Club of the Pee Dee Area is an admirable organization and I send them all of my best wishes!
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Not to be confused with Newbie.
Newby (from Old Norse Nýbýr = "new farmstead") could refer to:
Places in northern England[edit]
- Newby, Cumbria
- Newby, Lancashire
- Newby, Craven, North Yorkshire
- Newby, Hambleton, North Yorkshire
- Newby, Huby, Harrogate, North Yorkshire
- Newby, Skelton-on-Ure, Harrogate, North Yorkshire
- Newby, Scarborough, North Yorkshire
- Newby Wiske, Hambleton, North Yorkshire
- Newby Bridge, Cumbria
- Newby East, Cumbria
- Newby West, Cumbria
- Newby Head, North Yorkshire
- Newby Hall, North Yorkshire
Places elsewhere[edit]
- Basil Newby (born 1951), British entrepreneur and businessman
- Chas Newby (born 1941), English musician, temporarily bassist for The Beatles
- Chris Newby (born 1957), British film director and screenwriter
- Craig Newby (born 1979), New Zealand rugby player
- Dangerfield Newby (1815–1859), American abolitionist
- Edward W. B. Newby (1804–1870), American soldier
- Eric Newby (1919–2006), English author
- Frank Newby (1926–2001), eminent structural engineer
- Sir Howard Newby (1947–2010), British sociologist
- Joey Newby (born 1982), American professional baseball player
- Jon Newby (born 1978), British football (soccer) player
- Jonathon Newby, Brazilian singer
- Kenneth Newby (born 1956), Canadian composer, performer and media artist
- Oliver Newby (born 1984), English cricketer
- Paul Martin Newby (born 1955), American judge
- Paula Newby-Fraser (born 1962), African athlete
- P. H. Newby (1918–1997), English novelist, winner of the first Booker Prize
- Richard Newby, Baron Newby (born 1953), British politician
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Rob Schilling is a respected voice and trusted name in the Charlottesville community, as well as a nationally recognized investigative journalist.
He and his wife, Joan, moved to Central Virginia from Southern California in 1998 seeking a more serene lifestyle. Shortly thereafter, Rob was elected to the Charlottesville City Council, the first and last Republican to have accomplished that feat since 1986.
In his four years of elected public service, Rob gained unique insight into the machinations of local government and politics. Rob's informed viewpoint as an "outsider" who has served on the "inside" is unrivaled in Central Virginia media.
The Schilling Show is a venue for advocacy and change. While Rob takes strong stances on issues, all points of view are welcome, and Rob often hosts guests from divergent ends of the political and social spectrums.
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Hour 1: Ken Boyd and Jefferson Area Libertarians
Albemarle County Supervisor Ken Boyd about a 29 Bypass discussion that took place last night and then the Jefferson Area Libertarians rejoin the show.
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Martha Boneta talks about Albemarle County farm regulation, Janine Turner talks about her new book, A Little Bit Vulnerable: On Hollywood, God, Sobriety, and Politics.
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Albemarle County Supervisor Ken Boyd joins Rob Schilling to talk about a variety of local issues including Route 29.
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David Marotta, president of Marotta Wealth Management, joins Rob Schilling to talk about the economics of third party payer systems.
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Mike Mann talks about the Better Government Party, Nick Adams shares how Australia got tough on illegals, and Robert Knight discusses Herring's attack on voter ID.
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Robert Hurt discusses Iraq and immigration, Gilbert Monroe and Catherine talk about the Citizens Fire Rescue Academy, and Lea Carawan talks about atheists fighting God.
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Paul Jones discusses why he is running for Congress and Regi Campbell talks about his new book, What Radical Husbands Do: 12 Steps to Win and Keep Your Wife's Heart.
Friday, August 8, 201408/08/2014
Hour 1: Jeff Scully, Arina Grossu
Jeff Scully talks about keeping the internet free and Arina Grossu discusses abortion and changing terminology.
Thursday, August 7, 201408/07/2014
Stephanie Linn, Ronnie Roberts, Rick Manning
Stephanie Linn recounts Milton Friedman's Legacy, Ronnie Roberts shares details with us about the Citizens Police Academy and finally Rick Manning sheds light on the left's situational racism.