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The Democratic Party of Wisconsin said in a press release on Monday that it plans to file a complaint with the state's Government Accountability Board accusing Gov. Scott Walker of violating state ethics and campaign finance laws in connection with a phone call Walker had with someone he thought was David Koch of Koch Industries.
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A sprinter, a swimmer, a weightlifter, a hurdler, a boxer, a tae kwon do fighter and the under-23 football team. Iraq's Olympic squad will not be the biggest in Athens, or the best resourced - but could it help unify a nation ravaged by war and occupation? Rory McCarthy reports.
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To clarify the adverse effects of ESA treatment in cancer patients, it will be necessary to find out more about how the erythropoietin receptor functions in cancers, the authors believe. Recent studies at their laboratory suggest that erythropoietin may have abnormal effects on the erythropoietin receptors in cultured tumor cells. If this also happens in tumor tissues, it may contribute to the adverse effects of ESAs in patients with cancer-related anemia.
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Can I order Projects or Labels?
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Hello Ed,
You can reorder your projects by hovering over a project's name and then using the handle which will show up on its left side.
Unfortunately, you can't reorder labels, they're always automatically sorted by the amount of tasks which have this label.
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Can I order projects on my devices (iPhone or iPad), or just on a computer? online?
Reordering projects is available on the iOS app too. To do so, please tap on "Projects" and then on the pencil icon in the top-right corner. This will allow you to perform various actions incl. deleting projects, editing them, but also reordering using the handle icon in the right side of each project. Once you done, tap on the check mark (which replaced the pencil) to exit edit mode.
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The option to reorder labels according to 1) number of tasks associated and 2) alphabetically, would be great.
I just paid for the premium service. I'm thinking about switching over to Todoist, but I'm disappointed that I can not re-order labels in the same way as I can re-order projects. Also, I wish I could next labels. I like to have a label called, "errands," then nested under it I have "home depot" and "grocery store." Is this something that might change in the future. It seems natural that projects, labels and filters would all be sortable in the same way. . .
would also really enjoy the ability to reorder labels and have nested as suggested above by Doc Harrill
I agree with Jon, (+1)
However I would like to see the labels revamped into tags (that's kind of what they really are), they are the strength of Todoist. Having ordered and nested tags would be the ideal solution. Many of my project task have multiple tags of their own.
Some Project have their own set of tags, it would be nice to have displayed in an orderly way instead of based on popularity.
Reordering labels would be a great feature to add. I like seeing the order based on the count of tasks also, but having the option to reorder would be a good feature.
I am satisfied with the way labels work. I find it useful in fact. However, the addition of a reordering option seems useful too.
+1 for an option to manually reorder labels from a new premium convert!
+1 - while I like the order by number of tasks view of labels for looking at trends and such, when I'm managing labels it's also useful to have them in alpha order.
+1 for nesting - I am like many others, using nested labels much as how I use nested projects and tasks, as a way to visually group. That's especially true with the labels that I use as contexts.
+1 because Votebox is caput. Nesting Labels would be great!
+1 for reordering and nesting of labels.
+1 for the option to order and nest labels
Nesting of labels would allow them to work much more like Contexts in the GTD framework. Any idea if this will become a feature?
+1 on being able to order labels
This is back to "projects" they can be indented or made into a sub projects. I use the sub-projects to stick ideas that I want to use but do not clutter my work flow. Usually none of the tasks in a sub-project folder have time or date
agree with all said above that we need to re-order labels.
Another vote for re-ordering and nesting labels functionality
Re-order labels manually please. Thanks
I would very much value being able to order labels manually as well.
Thank you, ToDoist team, for considering this feature. My impression from the ToDoist support boards is that you often hear more criticism than gratitude, and I'll take this opportunity to express my appreciation for ToDoist. It works pretty well for me, at a reasonable price. I also appreciate your obviously taking time to consider customer requests.
It's my impression from reading your many responses that you take these requests seriously, even when you cannot, or choose not, to implement them. Thank you!
I would really like the ability to reorder the labels manually.
+1 on reordering labels - all the above suggestions.
+1 on reordering labels
+1 on reordering labels
+1 for reordering and nesting of labels.
+1 for reordering and nesting of labels
C'mon guys, this is just a simple programming fix. Please include re-ordering label option!
+1 Re-ordering labels.. any idea if and when?
Please include re-ordering label option!
This thread is now 18 months old. What is the chance :-/ they are listening?
Never give up hope that the cry of the masses will eventually be heard and something done to resolve!...+1 to re-ordering labels.
+1 for Re-ordering labels .. nesting labels may lead to further complexity, but at least being able to group labels would be nice
another premium user for re-ordering labels...
same here...
BTW: todoist sorts labels in somehow random way. I know the first rule is to sort by number of tasks assigned to label, but the second order should be alphabetical, so users would work around it but naming labels using numbers at the beginnning of the task name. However, it does not work that way :/
+1 for reordeing labels. I really, really miss this. And I'm not alone ;-)
Thx Todoist Team!
Cheers, Jan
A workaround I found is to create a filter per label, so then in the filter view you can order them. Pretty neat on my side, at least to gather my context labels @home, @office...
What I've notice though, is that you can order labels in the iOS app!
I found anyway that the iOS app design and ergonomy is close to perfection in comparison of the other plateforms (Web, OSX, Chrome).
I hope to see someday soon the possibility to bulk edit tasks (including setting labels please), or sort the labels to your taste, into the other apps.
Please make the Web and and/or the OSX app as awesome as the Todoist for Ipad.
Also the OSX app, does not fully work offline, which he's pretty though.
Some room for improvements.
Otherwise I'm so grateful for the awesome product that Todoist is.
Keep up the good work :)
+1 for reodering labels
I'll just add another +1 here. Really need to be able to reorder.


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Article: Model-based analysis of skill oriented labour management in a multi-operations and multi-worker static cut rose cultivation system[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Worldwide competitive challenges urge growers to further improve operational performance. In this paper, the objective 'model-based analysis and improvement of the operation of horticultural production systems' was narrowed to ranking simulated labour management scenarios in a multi-operations and multi-worker static cut-rose cultivation system. Eight scenarios with worker skill as a central theme were simulated including a practical labour management scenario applied by a Dutch cut-rose grower. The GWorkS-model was prepared for simulation of disbudding and bending in addition to harvest, three crop operations representing over 90% of crop-bound labour time, as well as for full scale simulation of the greenhouse using all workers and equipment. The sub-models on disbudding and bending were verified using data acquired in practice. Both processes were reproduced accurately. The model study on work scenarios showed that labour organisation choices might yield up to 5 s per harvested rose difference in total labour time for harvest, bending and disbudding between the best and worst scenario, which is equivalent to 7.1 € m−2 labour costs difference per year. Scenarios pointed out that working with low skilled, low paid workers is not effective. Specialised workers were most time effective, −17.5% compared to the reference, but overall a permanent team of skilled generalists ranked best in a multi-factorial assessment. Reduced crop operation diversity per day improved labour organisational outputs but ranked almost the same as the reference. The reference scenario was outranked by 5 scenarios. Overall, the GWorkS-model provided clear answers to research questions using the full complexity of crop operations.Biosystems Engineering 07/2015; 135. DOI:10.1016/j.biosystemseng.2015.04.014 · 1.62 Impact Factor
Article: Modelling and evaluation of productivity and economic feasibility of a combined production of tomato and algae in Dutch greenhouses[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Combination of production of algae and tomato increases efficient use of available resources of greenhouse enterprises, such as controlled environment, water and nutrients, carbon dioxide, greenhouse space and infrastructure and knowledge. No information is available, however, about the potential productivity and related costs of a combined tomato and algae production in Dutch greenhouses. The objective was to determine the algae productivity in tubular photobioreactors (PBRs) and the economic feasibility of combined production of tomato and algae in Dutch greenhouses. A model was developed to predict greenhouse climate from outside climate, to predict tomato and algae biomass production and to analyse scenarios of different locations and dimensions of tubular PBR in the greenhouse with regard to algae productivity and cost price of algae production. The results show that algal productivity is low if PBRs are installed under a tomato crop due to limited light levels. Areal algal productivity was calculated to be 5–6.5 kg DM m−2 if PBRs are installed in a separate greenhouse compartment next to tomato. In this case the minimum cost prices of algae production was calculated to be €11 kg−1 DM algae, which give perspectives for the future. The proposed model is important because it gives insight into the feasibility of algae and tomato production in Dutch greenhouses. This novel model approach and the scenario results provide better knowledge about the potential productivity and related costs and returns of algae production in greenhouses.Biosystems Engineering 06/2014; 122:149–162. DOI:10.1016/j.biosystemseng.2014.04.008 · 1.62 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Labour is the most dominant cost factor in Dutch cut-rose production. To improve crop production systems and labour management, a generic process modelling approach was developed enabling the impact of different scenarios on labour productivity to be assessed. The crop production system with crop handling processes is defined as a stochastic discrete event system. This paper demonstrates the model flexibility and transferability by adapting an existing model developed for a mobile rose production system to a model for a static growing system for cut roses. The paper describes the adaptation process. The adapted model was validated for the harvest process at a 3.6 ha production site in the Netherlands. Work scenarios were simulated to examine effects of skill, equipment, and harvest management. The model reproduces the harvest process accurately. A seven workday validation for an average skilled harvester showed a relative root mean squared error (RRMSE) under 5% for both labour time and harvest rate. A validation over 96 days for various harvesters showed a higher RRMSE, 15.2% and 13.6% for labour time and harvest rate respectively, mainly caused by the absence of model parameters for individual harvesters. The model was successfully used in scenario studies and indicated that worker skill was an important cost factor, differences associated with harvest trolley type are small, and that an extra harvest cycle per day is only feasible when compensated by product price. Overall, the generic model concept performs well for a static growing system when extended with system specific properties and process elements.Biosystems Engineering 04/2014; 120:34–46. DOI:10.1016/j.biosystemseng.2013.04.005 · 1.62 Impact Factor
Article: Sensitivity analysis of a stochastic discrete event simulation model of harvest operations in a static rose cultivation system[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Greenhouse crop system design for maximum efficiency and quality of labour is an optimisation problem that benefits from model-based design evaluation. This study focussed on the harvest process of roses in a static system as a step in this direction. The objective was to identify parameters with strong influence on labour performance as well as the effect of uncertainty in input parameters on key performance indicators. Differential sensitivity was analysed and results were tested for model linearity and superposability and verified using the robust Monte Carlo analysis method since in the literature, performance and applicability of differential sensitivity analysis has been questioned for models with internal stochastic behaviour. Greenhouse section length and width, single rose cut time, and yield influence labour performance most, but greenhouse section dimensions and yield also affect the number of harvested stems directly. Throughput, i.e. harvested stems per second, being the preferred metric for labour performance, is most affected by single rose cut time, yield, number of harvest cycles per day, greenhouse length and operator transport velocity. The model is insensitive for σ of lognormal distributed stochastic variables describing the duration of low frequent operations in the harvest process, like loading and unloading rose nets. In uncertainty analysis, the coefficient of variation for the most important outputs, labour time and throughput, is around 5%. Total sensitivity as determined using differential sensitivity analysis and Monte Carlo analysis essentially agreed. The combination of both methods gives full insight into both individual and total sensitivity of key performance indicators.Biosystems Engineering 12/2013; 116(4):457–469. DOI:10.1016/j.biosystemseng.2013.10.009 · 1.62 Impact Factor
- Journal of Agricultural Engineering 06/2012; 41(2). DOI:10.4081/jae.2010.2.1
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ABSTRACT: For a better understanding of growth and development of tomato plants in three dimensional space, tomato plants were monitored using a computer vision system. It is commonly known that leaves of tomato plants do not have a fixed position and orientation during the day; they move in response to changing environmental conditions such as the position of the sun. For better understanding, it was desired to quantify this motion. Using a stereovision concept, two cameras were mounted in an experimental greenhouse a short distance apart from each other to enable depth measurement. Markers were placed on strategic spots on the tomato plant branches and leaves in the field of view of both cameras. Images were taken every ten minutes during daytime on several consecutive days. In the greenhouse, a virtual 3D coordinate system was defined and camera and tomato plant position and orientation were defined in this coordinate system. Image processing techniques were used to trace the markers and the 3D position coordinate of each marker in each image was calculated to obtain the course of a marker during several days. Stems, branches, and leaf nerves were considered as kinematic mechanical, robot like, links and corresponding theory was used to model and calculate the motion of stems and leaves of a tomato plant. Analysis of the images showed both small (1-2 degrees) and large rotations (10 degrees or more) of the branches and the different leaves on a branch during the course of a day. Leaves on one side of a branch showed a parallel motion in the same direction; the leaves on the opposite side of the branch showed a mirrored motion. However, deviating patterns occurred too. The developed method proved to be able to precisely quantify the motion of stems, branches and leaves of tomato plants during several days.Acta horticulturae 06/2012; DOI:10.17660/ActaHortic.2012.952.116
Article: GWorkS – A discrete event simulation model on crop handling processes in a mobile rose cultivation system[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Mobile rose systems are designed to increase labour efficiency. However, many questions remain on best design and settings of operational parameters for best performance. The ultimate goal of this research is an assessment of re-designed horticultural crop production systems and work scenarios on labour and machine performance before implementation. To attain this goal, a queueing network model, GWorkS(1)-rose, is presented for simulation of labour processes in a greenhouse with a mobile rose cultivation system. The objective for modelling is to quantify effects of production system changes by means of a flexible and generic model approach. A state-of-the-art mobile rose production system was used to validate and test the GWorkS-rose model. Data from the labour registration system and from video recordings were used for validation. System performance was simulated and compared to the performance measured in the real situation. Results of a single day validation show that the model estimates harvest labour time with an accuracy of 94%. For a one month validation an accuracy of 92% and RRMSE of 18% resulted. The value of RRMSE was caused by missing data on the number of workers at the loop and on the actual gutter speed level. The model can determine best system settings as is illustrated for operator and mobile gutter speed settings at given rose yield levels. It is concluded that the model can be used for studies on design and management of this kind of production systems. (c) 2012 IAgrE. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.Biosystems Engineering 06/2012; 112(2):108–120. DOI:10.1016/j.biosystemseng.2012.03.004 · 1.62 Impact Factor
Article: A methodology for model-based greenhouse design: Part 5, greenhouse design optimisation for southern-Spanish and Dutch conditions[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: An optimisation algorithm, as an essential part of a model-based method to design greenhouses for a broad range of climatic and economic conditions, was described. This algorithm – a modified controlled random search using parallel computing – maximised the annual Net Financial Return (NFR) for a tomato grower by selecting the best alternative to fulfil eight design elements: type of greenhouse structure, material of the cover, outdoor shade screen, whitewash properties, thermal screen, heating system, cooling system and CO2 enrichment system. As an example, the algorithm was applied to two locations with different climatic and economic conditions, Almeria and The Netherlands. Due to the warm climate with high radiation levels in Almeria, a greenhouse with a relatively large specific ventilation area (20% compared to 14% for Dutch conditions), seasonal whitewash and a low-capacity direct air heater (50 W m−2 compared to 200 W m−2 for Dutch conditions) was selected. In contrast, for the relatively cold climate with low radiation levels of the Netherlands, a 100% aluminium thermal screen and no whitewash would give the best result. The design method produced realistic greenhouses and related annual NFR, indicating that the method performs well. An analysis of the close-to-best greenhouses showed that, for both locations, a structure with high light transmissivity considerably enhanced the greenhouse performance whereas an outdoor shade screen, geothermal heating and mechanical cooling would be not economical. These results demonstrate the feasibility of a model-based design approach that produces suitable greenhouse designs for given climatic and economic conditions. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Biosystems Engineering 04/2012; 111(4):350-368. DOI:10.1016/j.biosystemseng.2012.01.005 · 1.62 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: In Northern regions of Europe glass is mainly used as greenhouse covering material whereas in Southern regions plastic films are commonly used. The develop-ment of covering material optical properties focuses on high light transmission, reduction of heating energy losses (higher latitudes) and reduction of cooling energy load by radiation (lower latitudes). Solar radiation can be divided into photosynthetic active radiation PAR and near infrared radiation NIR. Whereas the PAR is needed for crop growth and development, the energy fraction of the NIR heats the greenhouse and crop and contributes to transpiration, which is not necessarily always desirable during periods with high radiation. Materials or additives for greenhouse covers that reflect or absorb a fraction of the NIR radiation have become available on the market. Excluding NIR from the greenhouse will reduce the greenhouse air temperature. However, there are several side-effects of the reduction of NIR, which are important to consider, such as a higher energy use in winter and a smaller impact on reduction of heat load as expected because of the high NIR reflection of the crop itself. In this study model calculations of the effect on greenhouse climate of different NIR-absorbing prototype plastic films for the climatic conditions of Southern Spain are presented. The effect on greenhouse air temperature and humidity, and on crop transpiration are analyzed. The most appropriate application of a NIR-selective greenhouse cover for that climate is presented.Acta horticulturae 02/2012; DOI:10.17660/ActaHortic.2012.927.66
Article: New greenhouse concept with high insulating double glass and new climate control strategies - Modelling and first results from a cucumber experiment[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The goal of the Dutch horticultural sector is to build new greenhouses in 2020 without the use of fossil energy and reduce CO2-emissions with 45% compared to 1990. Until now, energy losses through the covering are reduced by closing energy screens, mainly during night time. In winter even during daytime transparent screens are closed resulting in a significant reduction of light in the greenhouse. However, even higher insulation values can be reached by insulating double covering materials. In an earlier study we showed that new developed coverings using anti-reflection coatings to increase light transmission and low-emission coatings to reduce energy losses only show minor light losses and are suitable as double glazing. One of the glasses developed in an earlier study has been integrated in a total greenhouse concept of 500 m2, realized in summer 2010 at the research station of Wageningen UR Greenhouse Horticulture in Bleiswijk. The glass used has a light transmission of 88% perpendicular (τp) and 79% hemispherical (τh) and an uvalue of 1.2 W m-2 K-1 (compared to τp=90%, τp=82%, u=6.7 W m-2 K -1 of single glass). In order to develop the optimum growing strategy scenario calculations of greenhouse climate (temperature, humidity, CO 2) and energy consumptions yearround were carried out with a validated dynamic climate model. Effects on cucumber production (dry matter) were calculated. That way the optimum growing strategy in terms of low energy consumption combined with a high cucumber yield was developed. Model calculations showed that a cucumber production of 75 kg m-2 a year should be possible with a gas consumption of 12 m3 m-2, an electricity consumption of 8 kWh m-2 and a CO2 consumption of 43 kg m-2. That way the energy consumption per kg cucumber would be reduced from 0.53 m3 gas equivalents to 0.19. A first experiment in the new built greenhouse in Bleiswijk with an autumn crop of cucumbers seems to confirm the theoretical results.Acta horticulturae 01/2011; 952(952). DOI:10.17660/ActaHortic.2012.952.28
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ABSTRACT: Referaat In het jaarplan Kas als Energiebron wordt aangegeven in 2011 een strategische verkenning uit te voeren naar de mogelijkheden van benutting van warmte uit zonne-energie voor de glastuinbouw in 2020. Naast de ambitie om in 2020 in nieuw te bouwen kassen klimaatneutraal te telen bestaat de ambitie om een aandeel van 20% duurzame energie in te zetten in 2020. Naast aardwarmte en bio-energie is een flinke bijdrage vanuit zonne-energie nodig om deze ambitie te verwezenlijken. Er is dus behoefte aan een verzameling van nieuwe ideeën en een overzicht van de potenties en nieuwe (deel) voorzieningen die nodig zijn om deze bijdrage uit zonne-energie te kunnen verwezenlijken. De technische en economische mogelijkheden voor het benutten van zonne-energie in de glastuinbouw worden in dit rapport beschreven. Tevens worden de poteniele energetische bijdrages voor de glastuinbouwsector voor het benutten van zonnewarmte of conversie naar elektriciteit geschetst. Een aantal concrete casussen op bedrijfsniveau worden berekend. Deze studie is gefinancierd door het ministerie van Economische Zaken, Landbouw en Innovaties en het Productschap Tuinbouw. Abstract In the yearly program of "Kas als Energiebron" 2011 it is stated to carry out a strategic research on the possibilities of using solar energy for greenhouse production in 2020. The ambitions are to build all new greenhouses in 2020 in a climate neutral way and to use 20% of sustainable energy. Next to geothermal heat and biofuels a large contribution from solar energy is necessary in order to fulfil these ambitions. Therefore new ideas to use solar energy in greenhouse production have to be collected. The energetic and economic potentials of the use of new technologies in greenhouses have to be estimated. The technical and economical possibilities for using solar energy in greenhouse horticulture are described in this report. Next to that the potential energetic contributions of solar heat or solar electricity in Dutch greenhouse horticulture are described. A number of specific cases of using solar energy on company level are calculated. This study is financed by the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovations and the Dutch Productboard of Horticulture.Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy 01/2011;
Article: Influence of insect nets and thermal screens on climate conditions of commercial scale greenhouses: a CFD approach
Article: Condensatie tegen het kasdek : licht- en energie-effecten van condensatie op acht kasdekmaterialen
Article: Onderzoek en praktijk: diffuus glas geeft forse meerproductie (interview met Silke Hemming en Tom Dueck)
Article: Cover materials excluding Near Infrared radiation: what is the best strategy in mild climates?[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Only about half of the energy that enters a greenhouse as sun radiation is in the wavelength range that is useful for photosynthesis (PAR, Photosynthetically Active Radiation). Nearly all the remaining energy fraction is in the Near InfraRed range (NIR) and only warms the greenhouse and crop and does contribute to transpiration, none of which is necessarily always desirable. Materials or additives for greenhouse covers that reflect a fraction of the NIR radiation have recently become commercially available. Besides lowering greenhouse temperature, a NIR-excluding cover has quite a few side-effects that may become quite relevant in the passive or semi-passive greenhouses typical of mild climates. For instance, the ratio of assimilation to transpiration (the water use efficiency) should increase. On the other hand, by lowering the ventilation requirement, such a cover may hinder in-flow of carbon dioxide, thereby limiting the photosynthesis rate. In addition, there are obviously conditions where the warming up caused by NIR may be desirable rather than a nuisance. NIR-reflecting materials are becoming available in forms that are suitable for various types of applications, such as permanent, seasonal or mobile. By means of a simulation study, we discuss in this paper the best form of application in relation to the external climate and climate management options availableActa horticulturae 01/2009; 807(807). DOI:10.17660/ActaHortic.2009.807.5
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ABSTRACT: In greenhouse horticulture, energy costs form an increasingly larger part of the total production costs. To increase both the profitability and the sustainability of the sector, energy use per kg produce but also per ha has to be reduced. Energy in the greenhouse is primarily used for temperature control, reduction of air humidity, increase of light intensity and to a lesser extent for CO2 supply. The use of fossil energy can be reduced by limiting the energy demand of the system and decreasing energy losses, by intelligent control of (micro)climate, by increasing the energy efficiency of the crop and by replacing fossil energy sources by sustainable ones. In this paper, recent developments concerning reduction of energy consumption in greenhouse production systems in different climatic areas will be presented, as well as the consequences for crop management. Energy requirement of the greenhouse can be lowered by using greenhouse covers with higher insulating values and the use of energy screens. A prerequisite is that these materials should not involve considerable light loss, since this would result in a loss of production. Efficient screening strategies can save energy saving while maintaining crop production level. Recently, new covering materials have been developed that reduce energy loss in winter, heat load in summer and increase light penetration in the crop, thereby increasing crop production, while saving energy. In energy efficient greenhouse concepts, durable energy sources such as wind energy, solar energy or geothermal energy should be included. In (semi-)closed greenhouses, the excess of solar energy in summer is collected and stored in aquifers to be reused in winter to heat the greenhouse. In this concept, ventilation windows are closed, with specific benefits to the crop: high CO2 levels can be maintained, and temperature and humidity can be controlled to the needs of the crop. This poses new research questions, since the optimal climate for crops in various developmental stages is not known yet. Development of new greenhouse concepts is ongoing. Current examples are greenhouse systems which convert natural energy sources such as solar energy into high-value energy such as electricity. Given a certain technical infrastructure of the greenhouse, energy consumption can be further reduced by an energy efficient climate control. Essential elements are to allow fluctuating temperatures within certain bandwidths, allow higher humidities and create fluent transitions in set points. Consequences for plant growth are related to rate of development, photosynthesis, stomatal opening, assimilate distribution, transpiration and the occurrence of diseases or disorders. Next to physiological research, knowledge has to be gained on crop sensors, interpretation of sensor information and developing new microclimate control algorithms.Acta horticulturae 01/2009; 893(893). DOI:10.17660/ActaHortic.2011.893.2
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Dacula, Georgia Dennis Haskell Thornton, 75, of 1727 Bakers Mill Road, formerly of Gaffney, went home to be with the Lord on October, 2007 at his residence. Born in Gaffney, SC, he was the son of the late Bryant Haskell Thornton and Donnie Duncan Thornton and widower of the later Ruby Ailene Evans Thornton. Mr. Thornton was retired from the United States Navy and the National Guard. He was employed as a photographer and was a member of Shadow Brook Baptist Church in Suwanee, Georgia, where he formerly served as a Deacon. He is survived by a son, Tripp H. Thornton and wife, Ruthie, of Dacula, GA; a daughter, Doris I. Thornton of Dacula, GA; two sisters, Madeline Badovinic and husband, George, of Waldorf, MD, Elaine Ransdell of Faquay-Varina, NC; two grandchildren, Sarah Elizabeth Thornton and Parks Haskell Thornton; and a sister-in-law, Betty Evans of Gaffney. In addition to his parents and wife, he was also preceded in death by grandparents, W. T. and Mimi Duncan. The family will receive friends from 12:00 until 2:00 P.M. on Saturday, October 6, 2007 at Blakely Funeral Home, Gaffney, SC. Funeral services will be held in the Blakely Funeral Home Chapel at 2:00 PM, immediately following the visitation, and will be conducted by Rev. Steve Buchanan and Mr. Ashby Blakely. Interment will be in Frederick Memorial Gardens, Gaffney, SC. The family will be at their respective homes. An online guest register is available at www.blakelyfuneralhome.com . Blakely Funeral Home, Gaffney, SC.
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Neo Noir Street by ianllanasWatch
©2012-2015 ianllanas
Neo noir cyberpunk street scene.
You should get award of some kind for making this
Hi, I was hoping I could use this image for a submission on publush.com, a crowd-funding website for books. It wouldn't be a book cover, but would be used as an image that conveys the tone of the piece of writing. If this image were to be used, I would make sure I included your website.
Your work has been featured in my Journal!
Yeah, Deus Ex! Definitely Deus Ex!
Very cool scene, looks like a credible view of the cities of tomorrow.
Nice. Gritty and dark. I like it. The graffiti is well done, too, and adds a nice touch.
Very cool.


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Chute's Family RestaurantMay 24, 2014Breakfast • Town of Windham, United States
Get a biscuit. You won't regret it.
Get a biscuit. You won't regret it.
Don't try to buy a can of coke if you get a pita. They're only for the pizza.
The Fridays spiked lemonade hits the spot on a humid summer day. Refreshing!
Don't pay attention to the hours on here. They're open for breakfast/brunch. On Sundays at least
Get a flight or two and try them all. Four 5oz pours for $10.
Kind of smelly. Very hot. Horrible parking lot. Good tanning booths.
Expensive, but a great place to pick up one of their oven ready pizzas or a quick slice for lunch over in the deli/burrito/pizza department
Go and see Sandy in the Whole Body department. She has to be the worlds leading expert on the values of taking fish oils and enzymes. She's also my mom.
Bring some mittens. Apparently the door doesn't close and it's freezing in here!
The bartender was great but am not happy at all with the table service. Trying hard to keep my dissatisfaction to myself as not to embarrass our friends.
I don't know. I walked in, nobody said hi or even glanced at me. An older couple walked in a minute later and got a nice happy greeting. Too bad. They have nice stuff. Save my money for when I matter
Breakfast burritos all day. Be sure to add bacon! Phenomenal.
Breakfast at a decent price but delicious bloody marys are a tad on the pricey side at$10.
Great place to linger over a cappuccino and study. Or just come for the beer flights and chat or play a game
Give yourself a lot of time. Especially in a Saturday. This line is atrocious.


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Grizzly football - Page 6
Grizzly Football Player Pleads Guilty to Criminal Mischief – Pays Fine
Snatching Victory From the Jaws of Defeat – Griz 21 Cal Poly 14 in Overtime [AUDIO]
Fallen Soldier Memorial at University of Montana to be Official State Iraq and Afghanistan War Memorial [AUDIO]
On Saturday, October 26, following the home Grizzly military appreciation football game against Eastern Washington, the Fallen Soldier Memorial will be recognized as the official State Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans Memorial.
Grizzly Football Player Suspended From Team – Will Not Play Against Northern Arizona
Jordan Johnson Named BIg Sky Conference Offensive Player of the Week
Scott Firefighter Combat Challenge is This Weekend in Missoula [AUDIO]
The last time the Scott Firefighter Combat Challenge competition for Montana was held in Missoula was back in 1998, and the host team is pulling out all the stops this weekend to make this a memorable event.
A Grizzly Saturday Night That Was… Perfect
The Day
Saturday, August 31 dawned with a crystal blue sky in Missoula, unusual, because the valley had been cloaked in smoke from the Lolo Creek Complex for the last few weeks. My first thought was... perfect.


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This 'ridiculously far-left' economist is candy for liberals
The No. 1 bestselling book on Amazon last week wasn't about plucky teen girls battling for humanity in a futuristic dystopia. It wasn't about a boy wizard or a college...
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Verdict Is In: Sandusky Found Guilty
As heard on the Odd Couple June 22, 2012 10:39 PM
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Local 2 legal expert Brian Wice joins us on The Odd Couple show just moments after the Sandusky verdict came down. Jerry sandusky is found guilty on 45 of the 48 charges. Listen here for Brian's thoughts.
Brian Wice interview
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October 13, 2015 | Broken clouds, 71 °F
The generation that went to Woodstock, fought with police against the Vietnam War, and later, enjoyed a "me" decade – the "Baby Boomer" generation – has taken part in transforming our economy into a system that many regard as genuinely hostile to "the people."
Now a participant in 1960s social activism has written a book showing in sharp relief the impact of decades of downsizing and outsourcing on families and on some of the good-paying jobs that once sustained the American middle class.
SUNY Downstate Medical center has just issued this statement:
The twenties are all about striking out on your own, but navigating the choppy waters of adulthood to become "a living, breathing, job-having, bill-paying, responsible adult?" Not as easy as it looks.
What began as a school project soon turned into The Bishop – a new gallery and project space in the heart of Bedford-Stuyvesant, opened just last month by co-directors Jackie Cantwell and Molly Myer. The two Brooklyn-based artists met just last year as graduate students at Pratt, and put their heads (and good eyes) together quickly to create an arts and cultural center in Bed-Stuy.
A wild video showing a careening van barely missing two joggers by a fraction of a second before crashing into a Park Slope deli has been posted by CBS. Surveillance cameras rolled on the scene at the Deli & Smoke Shop in Park Slope, at 9th Street and Fifth Avenue, on Wednesday morning.Dutch tourist Caroline DeJong and her friend were out for what could easily have been their last jog.
The full New York City Council voted Thursday afternoon in favor of a resolution to save Brooklyn's Long Island College Hospital (LICH) from shuttering.
The non-binding resolution, introduced by City Councilmembers Brad Lander and Stephen Levin, calls on the State University of New York and the State Department of Health to work with stakeholders to find a new owner for the 150-year old Cobble Hill institution.
The historic Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights is a very unusual street. On one end stands the huge civic center of Borough Hall, on the other is the promenade, while the four blocks in between are comprised of restaurants and retail stores that feature beautiful architecture.
Adding to Montague Street's uniqueness is the fact that several of the commercial spaces on the block are not actually on street level - many of them are above or below on the parlor level, the garden level, or even on the second floor.
Six months after Superstorm Sandy hit New York, residents in neighborhoods that took the hardest hit from the hurricane are still struggling to find housing, according to US Rep. Nydia Velazquez, who said she has introduced legislation aimed at helping displaced homeowners.
The Brooklyn Heights Branch Library and its allied support organization, the Friends of the Brooklyn Heights Branch Library Inc. have been much in the news lately, with the controversial proposal to sell the library property to a developer.


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A first-person horror game with a bizarre combination of role-playing, non-linear plot and real time flow from Russian cult developer Ice Pick Lodge (The Void). In the title, you have 12 days to save the town of Ancient Steppe from an unknown disease and to rescue yourself, in this haunting adventure game where disease is an ultimate enemy.
Oct 12th, 2013 0 people agree 0 people don't
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If you want to streamline the pre-order process with recommendations and questions answered by your personal market representative, feel free to contact them directly!
Who's Who and Where at Novy Ranches:
Steve and Debbie Bitterly - Our original farmer's market team, Steve and Debbie work at the Saturday, Calabasas farmers market (daughters Jennifer and Deanna usually help at Calabasas). You can contact them directly by email at email@example.com or by phone or text at (818) 388-6168.
Jerry Borreson - Jerry works at the Tuesday, Manhattan Beach farmer's market, Every Other Wednesday, Altadena market, Friday, Topanga market, Saturday, La Canada/Flintridge and Sunday, Brentwood farmer's markets. You can reach him at : firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone or text at (818) 481-5575.
Jojo Cordero - Jojo works at our Simi Valley Store at 801 E. Los Angeles Ave in Simi Valley. You can contact him at email@example.com, or by phone at 805-217-7152.
Mike Currie -Mike works our Saturday, Camarillo farmer's market and Sunday, Hollywood farmer's market. You can reach Mike at: firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone or text at (805) 402-6453.
Patrick Fitzgerald - Patrick works our Sunday, Pacific Palisades farmer's market. You can reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com or (805) 587-3031.
Mike Gaura - Mike G covers our Tuesday, Torrance and Thursday, Thousand Oaks farmer's markets and the Santa Monica farmer's market on Saturdays. You can reach Mike G at firstname.lastname@example.com, or by phone or text at 805-405-7699.
Judy Novy Holmes - Judy handles our direct sales in Siskiyou County. You can contact her by phone at 414-379-1665 or by email at email@example.com.
Matt Wehn - Matt covers the Saturday, Playa Vista and Sunday, Westlake Village farmer's market. You can reach Matt at: firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone or text at (805) 469-1557.


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The Only Way is Essex tour is available -
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An adult ticket is 15 years and above. A child ticket is 14 years of age and below. Please note that as there will be walking involved in the tour it may not be suitable for those with mobility or health problems.
With The Only Way is Essex/ TOWIE Tour, you can come and visit some of the locations from this smash hit ITV show!
This unique tour is a great way to get closer to the cast and characters from the hit show and will be the closest thing you will ever get to being in an episode of TOWIE. With the locations scattered across Essex this four hour luxury mini coach tour is the most 'reem' way to see the sites.
You'll have the chance to get out of the bus on several occasions, take pictures and go into some of the shops owned by cast members. All which have been featured in the show. This tour is a great way to see the county of Essex as your guide will show you the sites from the show.
Along the way your knowledge on TOWIE will be tested with a trivia quiz and you'll also be able to have a drink and comfort break at one of the pubs featured in the show. The Only Way is Essex Tour will finish back at Brentwood railway station.
The tours are not official tours and are not authorised or endorsed by the Programme, or any of its cast, LPHC and/or the commissioning broadcaster.
All gift vouchers are valid for 10 months, unless otherwise stated. We endeavour to dispatch vouchers by first class post on the day of purchase when ordered before 3pm. Next day delivery options are available upon checkout for an additional cost.


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Baby Rides the Roomba
Aria is seven months old in this video! Her parents seem cool and she clearly was not freaked out by the experience. Have fun Aria, ride the Roomba...
Aria is seven months old in this video! Her parents seem cool and she clearly was not freaked out by the experience. Have fun Aria, ride the Roomba...
Babies don't have to be laughing to be cute. This one is just very confused, and it's working for her. To be fair, she has every right to be confused -- her parents stuck her on a robot that is carting her around her living room...
Welcome to the new year, y'all! We survived the Mayan Apocalypse, went to our office holiday parties without going totally nuts and witnessed Kathy Griffin trying to get in Anderson Cooper's pants. We're still trying to get that image out of our brains. Regardless, we made it to January, and that's pretty impressive.
The holidays might be winding down, but that doesn't mean we can put our feet up and slip into a post-festivities food coma just yet. T-minus three days until New Year's Eve, and you know what that means-- it's time to get your party on!
How about you? Would you name you little princess 'Yoga?' Or your baby boy 'Espn'? I like unique names. I think it makes one stand out and as an adult, I think that can be cool. As a kid, let's just say a unique name can 'build character,,' hopefully in a good way. But the list of this years most original names has some interesting choices.
Congrats and a whole lot of jealousy to Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady! They're proud parents to a second winner of the genetic jackpot.
The tabloids have speculated for months now that Kate Middleton has a royal bun in the oven -- and, like the proverbial blind squirrel who eventually gets the nut, they're finally right.
One of the biggest (and toughest) decisions a parent makes is what to name their newborn. Do you name him/her after a relative, a friend, a celebrity, a place...the choices are endless. Luckily, there's a way to find out the most popular baby names.
Thanks to his Kenyan ancestry, it stands to reason there are a lot of little Barack Obamas running around Kenya at the moment—and now there will also be at least one Mitt Romney.


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i like that new silver chest plate for gondor
Revora is a gathering place for all kinds of projects (gaming related and other), such as game modifications and artistic portfolios, for which we provide free hosting!
The RC Mod's Next release will contain a nice feature that will allow you to play either BFME 1 style, with castles and camps, or BFME 2 style, no buildplots, with porters!
Posted by Ridder-Geel on Jun 6th, 2010
All fans, pay attention to this! The RC Mod will have an easy way to let you choose which mode of gameplay you want! We know some prefer BFME 2 and some BFME 1, so we combined the two! Just at the click of a button you can choose either mode!
In the BFME 1 mode you will have buildplots and expansions and all the stuff you had in BFME 1. BFME 2 mode will be the game mode you are used to, the normal way of playing in BFME 2.
You start with nice Castles or Camps in BFME 1 mode!
The 4 basic faction's camps and castles have already been made! In the next release all the other factions will have camps and castles too! To finish off here is a nice movie to look at the Gameplay!
So... You all have seen what the mod's new gameplay will be like... Lets see if you can wait till a new release!
---Other News----
Men of the East
And here's a video showing the Improved CAH System
i like that new silver chest plate for gondor
i like the golden elven armor
Hi all, im a big fan of the simple but much enjoyable gameplay of BFME 1 but i also appreciate the somewhat more common rts way in BFME 2 and it's addons.
After having played both games i have found that i like them both but prefer BFME 1, even i do get the feeling adding elements from BFME 2 could make give a richer gameplay.
When i found your mods at this site and after having tried the RCmod 1.07 i was happily surprised, keep up the great work, looking forward towards the next uppdate. /Holgero
That sounds really positive :P Thanks!
How and where i can download this?
Just hurry please!
i have a problem, when i play with rhun or elves, the game out!
tengo un problema cuando juego con rhun o con los elfos, el juego se sale!
emmmm sajke first you nid install desura.
cool easterling!
Well that's awesome! Because I prefer BFME1 over BFME2 anyday!
every time I play this ******** my skirmish game crashes fix this problem man