text: Luxar - S'Il Vous Plaît by Juicy published on 2012-11-19T20:03:50Z Discovered on Sunrise Blend 2 with his track Eternal, London producer Luxar is back on Juicy with his first EP. The title track I Don't Love Her is reminiscent of all the sensuality of the 90's. This mood is accompanied by an unstoppable beat, a catchy synthetic rhythm and the skills of vocalist Milo Mills. The very promising producer Sweater Beats was on remix duty for this first single. His sounds, belong somewhere between Trap music and Nu-Disco, transforms this track into a more joyful vibe where melody becomes stronger than words. The B-Side called S'Il Vous Plaît clearly creates a melancholic atmosphere, revealing more intensity as the track progresses. The girl's whispers will surely remind you of your first love gone too soon… American beatmaker LAKIM offers his very own and different version of the track by brutally changing everything except the bass. And the result is obviously heavier than the original. Sloslylove, the second remixer of the track, brings his own touch by creating the sweetest ballad. Tracklist: 01. Luxar - I Don't Love Her (feat. Milo Mills) 02. Luxar - I Don't Love Her (Sweater Beats Remix) 03. Luxar - S'Il Vous Plaît 04. Luxar - S'Il Vous Plaît (LAKIM's Buck Nasty Refix) 05. Luxar - S'Il Vous Plaît (Sloslylove Retouch) I Don't Love Her is now out. Grab your copy on Bandcamp. Comment by Willem Demmers Magical 2012/12/20 23:56:11 +0000 Comment by Boraman "Janet" would be proud! 2012/11/25 05:57:32 +0000 Comment by Dizkopolis pure delight 2012/11/21 08:49:30 +0000 Comment by splaszh Very niceeeee!!! 2012/11/20 17:41:34 +0000 Comment by Bucci Mane beautiful 2012/11/20 15:21:04 +0000 Comment by 207 Projects clean smooth man 2012/11/19 22:23:43 +0000 Comment by Handbook sexy as fuck 2012/11/19 20:50:15 +0000


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The 6 is in the 10,000 place.
We read the number as four million, five hundred sixty thousand.
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text: All the Friends You're Missing Out On When You Stop Making Friends at WorkTracy Moore 9/09/15 1:10pm24212EditPromoteGo to permalink What are jobs good for, anyway? I mean, aside from the money and career prospects? I submit it's the free pizza, the free toilet paper, and the free friends—not necessarily in that order. And now, a new op-ed suggests we've stopped getting cozy with our coworkers for a variety of reasons. What gives?


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DETROIT (AP) - Owners of 482,000 diesel Volkswagens and Audis in the U.S. are eligible for $1,000 in gift cards and vouchers as the automaker strives to placate customers dismayed by an emissions-rigging scandal.
NEW YORK (AP) - Target will open its doors at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, the same time as last year.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - State health officials have announced the first two flu-related deaths in California for the current flu season.
MERIDIAN, Miss. (AP) - A cave-in of a restaurant parking lot in Mississippi swallowed 12 cars and now experts are expected to begin work Monday to determine the cause of the weekend collapse, authorities said.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Authorities provided few details Saturday about the Texas state judge who was shot and wounded in the driveway of her Austin home.
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - Student protests over racial incidents on the University of Missouri campus escalated over the weekend when at least 30 black football players announced they will not participate in team activities until the school's president is removed.
DENVER (AP) - It could take a month to sort the offenders from the victims in a widespread sexting case at a Colorado high school, and then authorities plan to file charges only if "absolutely necessary," a prosecutor said.
BOSTON (AP) - A legally blind barber was awarded $100,000 by a Massachusetts commission against discrimination after it says he was wrongly fired.
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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - A company whose name is synonymous with eyeballs on the Internet is turning its attention to hearts. Google Life Sciences, a research group recently spun off from its parent corporation, is teaming with the American Heart Association in a $50 million project to find new ways to fight heart disease.
CHICAGO (AP) - Every time JoAnna James took her husband, Lawrence, to the doctor, she left the hospital without understanding what was wrong with him.
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Mormon church officials have issued a rule change that says members in same-sex marriages can be kicked out and their children must wait until they're 18 and disavow homosexual relationships to be baptized.
VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope Francis on Friday decried how bishops and other clergy exploit their roles to advance their careers and to increase wealth, in his first public comments following the latest leaked revelations of greedy Vatican prelates resisting his efforts to reform Holy See finances and administration.
CROYDON, N.H. (AP) - Hilary and Shane Lentz were hooked on the idea of a tiny house, but they weren't sure the reality would be so appealing.
DETROIT (AP) - The United Auto Workers union reached a tentative contract agreement with Ford on Friday, the same day that General Motors workers voted in favor of a similar four-year deal.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - The nation's coal mines are nearing a record low mark for on-the-job deaths for the third year in a row and ...
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what are your saddest anime moments? (beware of spoilers)
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The film "To Kill a Mockingbird" was based on Harper Lee's novel. It is set in a quiet Alabama town in the 1930s. It portrays deep racial problems and social injustice that existed in the South during Depression. It also shows poverty and growing up themes as it is told by a seven-year old girl called Scout.
Racial problems and social injustice dominate the story. A black man, Tom Robinson is falsely accused of raping a white farmer's daughter, Mayalla. The film shows how racism affected the legal system. The central character in the story is Scout's father, the white lawyer, Atticus Finch who defends Tom Robinson. First, Atticus has managed to prevent the mob from lynching Tom before trial but he is helpless against social prejudice during the trial. A largely uneducated, white population finds the black man guilty, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Atticus shows evidence proving Tom's innocence, and Tom also testifies he is not guilty. The ending is tragic for Tom because he is not given a chance to appeal. He is shot dead by a deputy when he tries to "escape". The black people of the town are very upset but not surprised at Tom's unfair treatment. The black reverend said: "I ain't ever seen any jury decide in favor of a colored man over a white man." Atticus is in trouble by defending a Negro. Bob Ewell tries to threaten him and then attacks his children. Scout involves herself in a fight at school to defend her father's work although she does not fully understand the issue. On the whole, racial problems and prejudice dominate the Southern society in those years.
Another issue in the film is poverty. The inhabitants are simple folk, mostly uneducated and farmers stricken by the depression. Many people have worn-out clothes; children usually play outside without any toys or books of their own. Scout, Jem and Dill have fun in their tree-house or swing on a rubber tyre. Jem's treasured box co
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Tom Plante here. Uh, yeah.
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Saw on the user's page that it's your birthday - thought I'd drop by and say HAVE A GOOD ONE! ^_^
Paranoia Agent and Elfen Lied are also on my top 5! Both were amazing animes! I am often hard pressed to find anime I enjoyed as much.
I admit, my taste tend to run in the darker side of the anime genre :)
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North Shore NOW's roundup of Spring 2014 election results.
On the municipal side:
Whitefish Bay Village President Julie Siegel narrowly defended her seat on the Whitefish Bay Village Board. Story includes returns of other contested North Shore municipal races.
On the schools side:
Newcomers Paul Buzzell and Wendy Francour won seats on the Mequon-Thiensville School Board. Story includes returns of other contested North Shore school races.
Two otherwise uncontested races heated up when write-in candidates threw their hats into the ring. Our story covers the Mequon District 2 race, where former mayor Connie Pukaite upset former alderman Bob Ashmore with a write in bid, as well as the Fox Point Village Board race, where declared candidates Christine Symchych and Terry McGauran held off write-in challenger Marty Tirado.
Citizens United:
Whitefish Bay and Shorewood both passed referendums calling for the reversal of the U.S. Supreme Court's 2010 "Citizens United" ruling.
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Glencore Xstrata Aluminum Head Gary Fegel Said to Plan to LeaveJesse Riseborough
The head of Glencore Xstrata Plc's aluminum business will leave the company in the next several months, according to a person familiar with the plans.
Gary Fegel intends to step down, the person said, without giving a specific date, and asking not to be identified as the change hasn't been announced. Fegel joined the Baar, Switzerland-based company in 2001 and was promoted to head of the alumina and aluminum trading division in 2006.
Fegel is the ninth-largest shareholder in the $70 billion company with a 1.2 percent stake, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. At current share prices, his stock is valued at almost $800 million. Fegel's plans were reported earlier today by Reuters.
Glencore completed its $29 billion acquisition of Xstrata Plc this month. The company was closely held for more than three decades before a $10 billion initial public offering in 2011.


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College of Fine Arts
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The emergence of the Faculty of Fine Arts
Was (Conservatory) in Baghdad, the first nucleus of the founding of the most important in Iraq, said a scientific study art in 1936, and was aimed at the dissemination of culture art and music.
In 1940 the name was changed to (Institute of Fine Arts), and combined with the branches of acting, directing, painting and sculpture, to study the Diploma. In 1958, I started the idea of founding (Academy of Fine Arts), which adopted (Dr. Khalid Al-Gadir), building the Ministry of Education in the academic year 1958 to 1959 the Academy, and chose a building located in the region - the door of the holy near the Medical City on the River Tigris, and the embodied in two parts only: the Department of Film (and taught arts cinema, theater, 'and a section drawing (and studying graphic arts and sculpture) and then turned the building to the area of Corniche Adhamiya, on the Tigris River is also' near Directorate of residence. and was awarded a Higher Diploma, and the duration of the study the three calendar years.
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And graduated its first session at the Academy of Fine Arts in 1963 - 1964, as the alumni section Cinema of: (Adel Dawood Salman al-Tamimi, Dia Shehab Ahmed al-Bayati, Rasim Silverline Jumaili, Amal Ali Ziauddin, Farouk Krikor Ohan, Najib Raphael Arabo, Bassam Farajallah pink, painter Emmanuel Jacob, Qahtan Mohammed Ahmed al-Qaisi, Romeo Joseph, Mohammed Yousef Al-Janabi). The alumni section drawing are: (Laila Attar, Aziz Hashim, chrome, Salem al-Dabbagh, Aziza (Jordan), Lotfi Necmettin, Ali Taleb, Sheikh Yahya, Badri al-Samarrai).
Attached to the University of Baghdad in 1967, and was head of the university (d. Abdel Aziz al-Douri), as it is set (Hafez Droubi) was the first Dean of her .. Became the period of study (four years) gives a degree, and ordered the university No. (15 866) on 07.05.1967 establish its two Academy of Fine Arts (Theatre and Visual Arts)
And is not available teaching staff holds advanced degrees to teach at the Academy, thereby requiring instructions to give teachers the Institute of Fine Arts titles art (such as Professor of Art), (Assistant Professor of Art), (teacher Art), (Assistant Lecturer, Art), and depending on years service in the state departments of each of them, and who have been granted early titles: Ismail Sheikhly, and high-Hassan, who grants the title of professor of art, and Faraj, Abbou was given the title Assistant Professor of Art, and Sami Abdul-Hamid, who awarded the title of teacher of art.
The first Council of the Academy of Fine Arts of the University of Baghdad, as follows:
The first generation in college for teachers, consisted of:
Departments develop successively, one after the other, in 1982 was the development section of audio and visual arts, headed by Dr.. Abd al-Zaidi, the sender Pt_khassath cinema, radio and television. Were hired, a number of Egyptian professors to teach in the departments. In 1983, developed a design department Pt_khassath domestic, industrial and printing, textiles, then the Department of Art Education in 1983, and the Musical Arts in 1988, the Department of Arabic calligraphy and decoration in 1997.
Change the name (Academy of Fine Arts) to the (College of Fine Arts), the mid-eighties. And currently operates three buildings distributed in the Waziriya and Kasra, including building the first President (Dean and administration) as well as sections of the plastic arts, and arts and audio-visual design, and building second list sections (art education, art music, calligraphy and ornamentation) and includes building the third (Department of Performing Arts ).
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Here is the final Week 1 injury report for the AFC East:
Buffalo Bills at New York Jets, 1 p.m. ET Sunday
Out: CB Ron Brooks (foot)
Questionable: WR Steve Johnson (groin)
Probable: G Kraig Urbik (back), WR Brad Smith (groin)
Out: S Eric Smith (hip, knee), OL Dennis Landolt (knee)
Questionable: DT Sione Pouha (low back), DT Mike Devito (calf), TE Dustin Keller (hamstring)
Probable: WR Chaz Schilens (ankle), WR Santonio Holmes (ribs), DE Ellis Lankster (quad), LB David Harris (ankle), S Josh Bush (concussion), LB Nick Bellore (shoulder), RB Joe McKnight (hamstring), WR Stephen Hill (calf), G Brandon Moore (hip), LB Bryan Thomas (ankle), S LaRon Landry (heel)
Analysis: The questionable players are key. Steve Johnson says he will play through his groin injury Sunday. The Bills need Johnson badly, because he's their only proven receiver. For the Jets, Sione Pouha is most likely to sit with a bad back. Mike Devito and Dustin Keller are both expected to tough it out against the Bills.
Miami Dolphins at Houston Texans, Sunday at 1 p.m. ET
Questionable: DL Tony McDaniel (knee/toes)
Probable: WR Brian Hartline (calf), G John Jerry (ankle), LT Jake Long (knee), LB Koa Misi (back), LB Jason Trusnik (ankle), DE Derrick Shelby (shoulder)
Questionable: RB Arian Foster (knee), LB Brooks Reed (hip), LB Brian Braman (hamstring)
Probable: DE J.J. Watt (elbow), RB Ben Tate (head), C Chris Myers (knee), WR Andre Johnson (chest), TE Owen Daniels (illness), LB Brian Cushing (ribs), NT Shaun Cody (back/ankle), S Shiloh Keo (neck)
Analysis: The biggest injury here is to Pro Bowl running back Arian Foster. Texans coach Gary Kubiak says Foster will be a game-time decision, but it sounds like Foster could play. Reed also is a solid player on the mend. The Dolphins are pretty healthy. Left tackle Jake Long will be needed and is expected to play. Receiver Brian Hartline also has some ability and adds a reliable weapon to rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
New England Patriots at Tennessee Titans, Sunday at 1 p.m. ET
Out: RB Shane Vereen
Questionable: RT Sebastian Vollmer (back), CB Sterling Moore (knee), TE Daniel Fells (shin), CB Alfonzo Dennard (hamstring), OL Nick McDonald (shoulder)
Probable: S Patrick Chung (shoulder)
Out: OT Mike Otto (finger, knee)
Doubtful: DT Sen'Derrick Marks (knee)
Questionable: DE Scott Solomon (knee), DE Jurrell Casey (elbow), LB Zac Diles (hamstring)
Analysis: Sebastian Vollmer is the biggest name for the Patriots. The right tackle has battled injuries all offseason, but the Patriots need Vollmer to play to assist in protecting quarterback Tom Brady. Running back Shane Vereen has been missed the past couple of weeks and wasn't expected to play in the opener. That puts the focus on starting tailback Stevan Ridley.
In case you missed it, here is our picks of who will win these Week 1 games. The AFC East blog is undefeated picking games so far (wink, wink).


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Mobile Device Use Still Skews Toward Making Conversation
When using a mobile phone to contact a business, people make phone calls more often than emailing, filling out a form or using social media.People of all ages, including Millennials, value their mobile phones for conversations more than any other function or feature, according to an Invoca survey of more than 2,000 U.S. consumers. While smartphone owners use an average of 27 apps per month, the report finds people identified "calling" as the single most valuable phone function, beating out messaging, social media, email and video. "We've known for a while that people are increasingly contacting businesses through phone calls — driven in large part by the growth of mobile, and particularly by the rise of mobile search," Kyle Christensen, vice president of marketing at Invoca, told eWEEK. "We were surprised by the extent to which people, especially Millennials, prefer phone conversations over other types of interactions with businesses. Even Generation Y, which is known for its reliance on social media, is three times more likely to call a business than to tweet at them." When using a mobile phone to contact a business, people make phone calls more often than emailing, filling out a form or using social media--and the business' ability to answer can make or break a sale.
More than a third of people search for a phone number for a minute or less before moving on to another company.
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Urban Trends and Policy in China
China has become the world's largest urban nation, with over 600 million urban citizens today. Projections indicate that this level may reach 900 million in 2030. The way this urbanisation process is managed will have important policy implications for China and beyond. This paper provides an introduction to urban trends and policies in China. It describes urban growth trends, where and in what kinds of cities growth is occurring, how China's cities are governed, and how public policy has influenced the extent, pace, and spatial distribution of urbanisation. As China continues to integrate with the globalising economy, its competitiveness will increasingly be driven by the capacities of its metropolitan regions to improve the productivity of enterprises in ever-widening supply chains. The report concludes with a description of some of the key policy challenges facing central and local urban governments in this global context, including: 1) institutional constraints to markets and factor mobility; 2) environmental challenges; 3) ensuring equity and helping vulnerable groups; and 4) metropolitan governance.
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Rush – Replay X 3: I won't even try to be impartial here. I'm not going to fool anyone. Rush is my band. Not that I'm in the band, of course, but they're mine anyway. And today they finally fulfill a wish many a fan has had: put out those old concert videos on DVD!
When I first got into Rush, back in the early '90s, one of the first things I did was head to a big chain video/music store and check out what videos they had. This was back in the day when these places made sure to carry a really wide variety of stuff — if a band had a video out, they'd most likely have it, mostly because they couldn't afford not to carry it lest they lose that one rental to another store. So if it was available, they'd have it. And even if it was out of print, they may still have it. And have it they did — or them, I should say, as they had both of the live videos Exit . . . Stage Left and Grace Under Pressure.
My friends and I watched them a few times and that was that — back they went and life went on. I hadn't been hooked by Rush quite yet and so their out-of-print status didn't really mean much to me. (I bought a copy of the then still in-print A Show Of Hands video tape, of course, and it still remains in my collection today.) It wasn't until a few years later, when I got into the internet Rush community, that I realized these videos were long gone and that I'd lost my one chance to grab onto these and hold them dear by, as others had, (oops!) "losing" them and paying back the store for them. There was always hope they'd go back into production again. They never did.
When this new-fangled technology called "DVD" started to appear on the horizon, hope began to glimmer that we'd soon see these long-lost concerts released, but year after year, nothing.
And now, finally, after years of fretting and wondering, those original concert videos are being released. The thing is, with years to fret and wonder, the fans start looking at all the other concert videos being released from other bands' vaults with all this extra footage and they ponder the possibilities. What could Rush dig up for these that we've never seen?!
Well, it turns out…nothing. When I said "original concert videos" above, I wasn't kidding. These are the same things we saw on video years ago, just cleaned up and made real nice. And I'm not trying to be real nit-picky, because I'm thrilled to even get these on DVD, because I haven't seen two of the three in 15 years, but it is rather hard to be as excited as I would have been when I see that it's just the concerts, the same old lineup of songs, and nothing more.
It's possible nothing else exists, but it seems unlikely, especially after comments last fall when someone involved with the band and their archives mentioned finding the entire source material for the Grace Under Pressure concert; that same supposedly in-the-know person indicated that we would likely get to see the whole thing soon. Well, not here we won't.
Even A Show Of Hands remains exactly as it was on videotape — not the slightly expanded Laserdisc that was released with "Lock and Key." Why this is, no one but the band can answer, and it may turn out to be the same answer that Geddy gave when asked why the R30 material was trimmed: basically, he doesn't know anymore, but he thinks it was not really a good idea in retrospect.
Let's not focus on the negative — it's far too easy, and as bad as it sounds, I really am very excited about this. I'm just critical. Regardless of the slight flaws, just having this material again is the big deal. The band keeps mentioning that all this "missing" material is going to show up somewhere sometime soon, which hints at a retrospective boxset of some type. Now that is exciting. But until then we're just going to have to keep ourselves occupied with these great concerts. I can handle that.
Believe it or not, there's actually other stuff being released today. Let's get on with it:
The Futureheads — News and Tributes: Man, a couple years ago I really thought XTC was on the verge of a huge revival, what with half of the new bands stealing their early sound. But somehow they got entirely overlooked and all the attention fell on Talking Heads, the Jam, and a few other bands of the same period, all equally deserving, but come on — XTC deserves a pretty big moment in the spotlight too. I am absolutely convinced that without XTC, most of these bands would not exist today, and the Futureheads are one of them. That's not a bad thing — the Futureheads stealing the sound of English Settlement-era XTC is okay with me because few have been able to do it very well. Maybe XTC will get a second chance now that the Futureheads' second album is coming out. That's probably what they're hoping, too.
The Replacements — Don't You Know Who I Think I Was?: I honestly can't say I know the Replacements that well. I know — my credibility just went down the toilet. My wife's a fan and I'm aware of them through her, but that's about all. I know their legend, and I actually quite like some of Paul Westerberg's and Tommy Stinson's music quite a bit (Bash & Pop is an overlooked, out-of-print gem, Perfect is the band few even seem to know about, and Stinson's own recent solo album is sadly ignored,) but aside from that I really don't know their music. Sad, I know. Maybe this will rectify that.
Rhino is releasing this best-of preceding a complete catalog remaster due out this fall (just in time for Christmas, of course!) The story I have seen is that those Twin Tone master tapes the band claim to have destroyed in a drunken flurry way back were really not the real master masters, so what we'll get this fall is finally the best sound quality their music should be able to be available in. Consider this a preview, if you want, with the added bonus of two brand-new songs recorded in December 2005 by the band.
Matthew Sweet – Girlfriend (Legacy Edition): Oh, don't look so sour. It's been 15 years since this came out. Your old copy is probably scratched all to hell by now. If you love this album as much as you claim you do, and everyone does, you're probably jonesing to hear more. Now's your chance.
Sony's Legacy division has packed the two-disc with 31 tracks consisting of the original album, of course, plus a slew of demos, live tracks, and radio sessions, plus the usual extravagant packaging with the big booklet full of essays and photos.Powered by Sidelines


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Converting your fluid systems to green
Environmental practices that can net black ink on the bottom line
Metal forming, stamping, and washing fluids traditionally have been thought of as "necessary nuisances" to be used once and thrown away. That mindset is changing.Incorporating "green" or environmentally friendly fluids and fluid management systems can extend fluid life and minimize waste, providing valuable cost savings.
Metal forming, stamping, and washing fluids traditionally have been thought of as necessary nuisances to be used once and thrown away. That mindset is changing.
Incorporating green, or environmentally friendly, fluids and fluid management systems can extend fluid life and minimize waste, providing valuable cost savings. Metal forming, stamping, and washing fluids now are considered an important part of the production process—as important as tool life or health and safety issues—because they impact all areas of the operation.
As you consider implementing a fluid management and recycling program, take the time to examine all of your processes, and look at every stage where fluid touches metal. You may be able to make changes that reduce environmental impact and costs while increasing efficiencies.
Fluid Recycling Is Different
Recycling metalworking fluids differs from recycling other materials. Unlike recycling aluminum cans or newspapers, the intent of recycling fluid is not to take something that no longer has value, such as an empty can, and make it something of value. The goal is to utilize a stable fluid and maintain it at optimal performance for as long as possible, reducing the impact on the environment and preserving natural resources. Stamping fluids that will be recycled need formulations that are substantially more stable than those found in fluids used only once. The focus of recycling metal forming, stamping, and washing fluids is on managing the failure mechanisms inherent in working with these fluids.
Mixing and Concentration. Mixing is crucial to maintaining stability in forming, stamping, and washing fluids. For optimal performance and maximum life, concentrates should be mixed with the best possible water produced by deionization or reverse osmosis. Maintaining the right concentration ratio is essential to getting efficient and trouble-free results from water-miscible fluids. Appropriate mixing and concentration prolong sump life, tool life, and surface finish, as well as reduce fluid usage and disposal, which can have a significant impact on the environment and on the bottom line.
Machines and Washers. A key function of any recycling system is periodic cleaning of holding tanks and product-delivery plumbing. They should be kept clean as long as possible. Dirty machines and washers stress the entire system and spread bacterial and fungal growth. Most bacteria and fungi live in the matter found on the walls and bottoms of sumps and fluid-delivery plumbing.
Even the strongest biocides will penetrate only a short distance into these dense residues. To reduce the biological load in a machine tool sump, you must break up the muck to expose the bacteria to the biocide or totally remove it mechanically by machine cleaning. Running clean machines and washers increases tool and die life and reduces fluid usage, resulting in lower costs and impact on the environment.
Tramp Oil. Tramp oil contamination is a major contributor to fluid failure and can stress the system until the fluid no longer performs as desired. The adverse effects of tramp oil are proportional to the amount of tramp oil present and the fluids mixed with it. Problems are most pronounced with machines that leak the most oil as a percentage of the sump size or have fluids that tend to emulsify the oil in question. The effects are even worse in the central system, where reduced carryoff and continuous recirculation through powerful pumps keep the oil emulsified.
Preventing tramp oils from getting into the sump is ideal. Quickly and efficiently removing tramp oil that does leak into the sump lessens the stress on the system and yields bottom-line savings in costs and resources.
Proper Fluid Recycling Is Environmentally Friendly
Fluid recycling systems perform an essential function for the environment. Yet an effective process requires more than running dirty coolant through recycling equipment; it requires stable fluids, a well-executed fluid management plan, and a well-designed and properly maintained recycling system.
Three broad types of recycling systems are available:
- System dedicated to maintaining the fluid in a single machine sump, central system, or parts washer
- System that recycles batches of fluid that periodically are transported to the recycling system and then back to the machines as makeup
- A hybrid of the first two systems that handles one or more large systems and processes batches
Each of these system types uses different arrangements of basic functional components, including:
- A system for cleaning the metalworking fluid tank on the machine and the removal of solids. This can be a sump sucker that pumps out the individual sump and has a filter basket for filtering solids or a conveyer and drag bars that clean a central system.
- The feed tank, which can be a central system's dirty tank, the parts-washing system where the fluid is recycled internally to the operation, or a holding tank with a free-floating tramp oil removal device.
- A tramp oil and microfine removal device.
- A clean tank or makeup tank in which new or recycled product can be held and the concentration adjusted before returning it to the working system.
- A source of good-quality water.
- A method of returning the clean, recycled fluid to the metalworking fluid tank on the machine. Frequently pumps or sump suckers are used to return the fluid to the clean tank or central system.
Implementation: Where to Start?
The first step in implementing a fluid recycling system is to clearly define the problems you hope to solve. List the goals and objectives, and determine the extent to which your company is willing to make changes to its processes.
Reviewing every process and every place that fluids touch metal will provide you with a comprehensive overview. This offers an opportunity to evaluate how each process is working and identify areas for improvements and waste minimization.
Many fluid suppliers can provide expert advice and fluid management services to help re-engineer your existing processes and implement new recycling systems that will increase efficiencies, lessen environmental impact, and improve your bottom line.
Milton Hoff
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I think Fallujah is safer than Detroit Michigan these days.
The fallout from the fight during the Pistons' and Pacers' game on Friday night is just beginning to occur, and at this point the biggest loser is Ron Artest, followed closely by teammates Stephen Jackson and Jermaine O'Neal. Artest has a ton of time to work on his rap album now that he's been suspended for the balance of the year, the longest suspension in NBA history. O'Neal and Jackson will be sitting 25-30 games for their transgressions. Frankly, I think all of these suspensions are excessive. Artest has been suspended multiple times by the NBA and the Pacers, and Stern admitted during the press conference that Artest's previous history played a part in the length of the suspension. How does this compare to Vernon Maxwell's 1995 suspension for 10 games for pummeling a fan? Is the fact that other fans didn't jump in to pummel Maxwell, thus escalating the situation to a brawl, explain the 62 game difference in the suspensions?
David Stern's news conference to announce all of the suspensions from the fight placed a great deal of the blame on Ron Artest and his cronies from Indiana who went into the stands after the cowardly, beer-throwing fans. I was also pleased to hear Stern take blame himself, especially concerning alcohol consumption during NBA games; a business the NBA owners make a tidy profit on.
The tape should also be closely scrutinized by Detroit's finest, who should determine which fans kept the fight going, and who started it etc. These assholes should not be able to enjoy anonymity during this thing.
I haven't heard much outrage from the easily offended indecency crusaders about the events from Friday night. I guess they are too busy with their writing campaign to ABC over the airing of Saving Private Ryan uncut on Veteran's Day, and the naughty Monday Night Football promo. As far as I am concerned, I feel a lot more comfortable explaining to my son what went on between Nicolette Sheridan and T.O. than I would the melee at the Palace on Friday. You see, the promo dealt in innuendo and suggestions; Friday night was sucker-punches and haymakers–not to mention the most "indecent" thing I've seen on TV in some time.
And if I may rant a moment longer, if I hear one more self-righteous sports reporter or commentator posture about how "you can't cross the line into the stands" and "the players make a lot of money to show restraint" and "I wouldn't have done that if I was still playing" and "we have to be bigger than the fans", I'll cut my own ears off. Are they reading from a list of 10 possible responses to the incident? Is anyone going to call out Detroit's abysmal security, or Ben Wallace for starting the whole thing, or the thuggish Detroit fans for deciding they were more than "spectators"?Powered by Sidelines


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Last week, New Yorkers were treated to five nights of Lucinda Williams' concerts.
Williams is one of the most celebrated singer songwriters of the past 25 years. Her body of work defies conventional categories blending folks, blues, country and rock into a unique and organic distillation. Williams played five sold out shows across two venues, Irving Plaza and Town Hall.
The first set of each show was devoted to one of five studio albums: World without Tears; Essence; Car Wheels on Gravel Road; Sweet Old World; and the eponymously titled Lucinda Williams.
The second sets mixed material from her other recordings and featured guest stars like Jim Lauderdale, Willie Nile, Joan Osborn and members of Yo La Tengo. I had the pleasure of catching her final show this past Thursday at Town Hall, a performance which featured her 1988 release, Lucinda Williams. This is a sublime album of narratives that address themes of unrequited love, heartbreak and emotional wreckage as well as more upbeat rockers.
These songs represent some of her most enduring compositions. Several of these songs have been performed by other artists such Mary Chapin Carpenter who had a huge hit with "Passionate Kisses" and Tom Petty who recorded "I Changed the Locks." The album is sadly out of print at the moment.
She played the same set of concerts in Los Angeles a few weeks earlier. All of the concerts were recorded and are available as individual CDs or as boxed sets.
Lucinda Williams' concerts are never predictable affairs. More often than not, they are magnificent experiences. However, on some occasions, they teeter dangerously on the precipice of a train wreck. On this night she straddled the boundary, but in the end delivered a truly transcendent experience to a devoted and supportive crowd.
First Set: Lucinda Williams
tours with an outstanding band that includes the brilliant Doug Pettibone on lead guitar, the equally fine Chet Lyster on rhythm, lead and pedal steel guitar and a mighty rhythm section featuring David Sutton on bass and the mighty Butch Norton behind the drums.
Singer-songwriter extraordinaire, Jim Lauderdale, sat in for most of the first set and some of the second as well. He is widely regarded as a country folk artist, but his music covers the gamut of blues, rock, and bluegrass.
Jim and Lucinda are old friends and they meshed beautifully together. He sang harmony and occasionally lead vocal and played rhythm guitar. Their duets were among the highlights of the set. Susan Marshall, a singer from Memphis, sang backup and harmony vocals on a number of songs over the course of the two sets. Marshall has a powerful and soulful voice and is equally at home singing rockers or ballads.
The show opened with lovely renditions of "I Just Want to See You So Bad" and "The Night's too Long." Between songs, Williams would banter with the audience, recounting stories of the origin of the songs and talking about other artists whose renditions of her tunes she admired. She also talked about her early career struggles and how Nashville record labels were reluctant to allow other artists such as Patty Loveless to record Williams because the lyrics were too suggestive.
One of the objectionable lines from "The Night's Too Long" is "I'm gonna find me one who wears a leather jacket and likes his living rough." Her raps were both endearing and very funny.
The first half of the first set was fine aside from a couple of false starts. A rocking "Big Red Sun Blues" and a deeply melancholy "Like a Rose" were highlights. However, the false starts increased in their frequency as the set progressed and Lucinda grew increasingly and visibly agitated.
She would begin a song in the wrong key and after 30 seconds or so, halt the performance. After one false start, she dropped a giant binder with all of her songs and her production manager had to restore it to the music stand and find the right page.
Much of the crowd found this to be amusing and she soldiered on. Lucinda still managed to deliver ragged, but moving versions of "Crescent City" (a nod to New Orleans, a city close to her birth place) and "Side of the Road" (perhaps my favorite Lucinda tune). Toward the end of the set, things seem to be unraveling and the band seemed to lose its groove at points. They managed to hold it together, however, to play a rather pedestrian version of Howlin Wolf's "I Asked for Water (He Gave Me Gasoline)."
Despite these off-kilter moments, the crowd's enthusiasm and support never wavered. There is simply no artifice or pretense to Lucinda Williams—none on her albums or in her stage presence.
The false starts have become almost tradition, accepted as part of the organic feel to a Lucinda show. Many fans find it to be part of her appeal. One member of Lucinda's Forum described it aptly as "live and in the moment." In general, the highs far outstripped the lows and there were many magnificent moments and moving renditions of some of her best songs.
Second Set:
Everybody was much looser and in better spirits for the second set. However, it was no less predictable.
My expectation was that she would play selections from her catalog with an emphasis on tunes from West, her most recent recording. Guest appearances often result in polite uninspired music with much self-congratulation.
On this occasion, I thought the set worked brilliantly from beginning to end with all of the guests making excellent contributions. The band sounded a little too reserved during the first set, but just smoked throughout the second. I had forgotten that they can sound like the most dangerous band on the planet at the drop of a hat.
The set opened with Jim Lauderdale leading a beautiful rendition of his own Lost in the Lonesome Pines, a song he recorded with bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley. Lauderdale and Williams have great chemistry and their voices blend just perfectly. I can't say that I ever have been a devoted fan of country music. But as the years pass, the boundaries seem less and less important. Lauderdale and Williams simply obliterate such divisions without any conscious effort and render them completely meaningless.
The next two guests certainly caught me and apparently most others totally by surprise.
You figure Lucinda is connected with the community of roots rockers, but her tastes in artists are much more varied than one would think. David Byrne wouldn't be the first artist to come to mind. He entered to a rousing ovation from the audience and performed three songs that were among the highlights including Buck Naked from his first solo album, a drop-dead gorgeous version of the and Talking Head's "Heaven" ('Heaven is a place, a place where nothing, nothing ever Happens).
Byrne also sang a lovely duet with Lucinda on her tune "Over Time," a wonderful torch song that I hope one day becomes a jazz standard. Susan Marshall played a supporting role for most of the night. But took a star turn and delivered a truly powerful and relatively faithful rendition of Janis Joplin's "Piece of My Heart" that just rocked the house.
If Byrne was a pleasant surprise, David Johansen's guest appearance was a really left-field turn. [Was Lou Reed unavailable? ]. Johansen and Williams performed (yet another) duet of "Jailhouse Tears," a composition that Lucinda has been performing for a couple of years but has never appeared on album.
It's classic-style country duet between the lecherous, unreliable, good-for-nothing male and the scorned angry woman who's not going to take it any more. It's what I imagine George Jones and Tammy Wynette sounded like in their famous battles except without the profanity. Here is a sample of the lyrics:
You're drunk, you're a stoner,
You never came back
They locked me up and
You locked me out
You tried to steal my truck
That's not what this is about
I used to be a user,
Now I'm all out of stuff
You're a three time loser,
You're all f*cked up.
It was very funny and just totally satisfying. Johansen played the part perfectly as if he was type-cast. This segued into a totally kick-ass version of the New York Dolls proto-punk classic "Looking for a Kiss." The band just roared, playing with ferocity of the Dolls but with the monster chops of a crack band.
A couple of nights earlier, Lucinda performed a duet with Willie Nile on the Ramones' "I Wanna be Sedated." I wasn't there, but the clip is available on Youtube.
The last two songs of the second set, if memory serves me well, "Honeybee," an unrecorded song that is as close to punk as Lucinda has ever got and "Joy" an angry rocker from Car Wheels on a Gravel Road.
The band appeared totally stoked after playing the Dolls' tune and was simply on fire. Joy featured an exciting guitar duel (of sorts) with Pettibone and Lyster. It ended with both guitarists wrestling in a pool of mud on the floor of the stage (not really). It was great fun.
The second set was just a total gas.
For the encore, I was anticipating any number of great Lucinda-penned tunes and was hoping for Ventura (a personal favorite). So what happened next? David Byrne returns to sing the Al Green soul classic, "Take Me to the River." It was totally surreal, but I loved it. It was a fitting end to a completely unpredictable, but memorable evening of music.Powered by Sidelines


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Carmen Denise Mosley, 43, of Granada Hills, Calif., was convicted of conspiracy to commit bank and wire fraud and two counts of two bank fraud counts. When she is sentenced in early August, she faces up to 30 years in prison and millions of dollars in fines, the U.S. attorney's office says.
For about a year in 2007, Mosley and Zulfiya Karimova, 33, of Cupertino, Calif., caused false information to be put into buyers' loan applications. The two got money for themselves at the closing of home sales using falsified tax paperwork and housing applications.
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The musical is a major Bowl undertaking, and "Hairspray" has a budget of more than $50,000, Noerr said. It has 52 cast members, according to director Paul Jacques.
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Themes of racism and body image still give the show a bit of an edge, according Jacques, who said he is going back to the Waters film for inspiration.
Mostly, however, "Hairspray is about high school kids who want to dance, which plays into Massimiano's strategy for building a younger audience.
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The Man and His Tree-House
He spun his cane around as he walked merrily down the gravel road. His leather dress shoes were coated in dust and his thick rimmed glasses were grimy. Though he was twenty-three years old, he had always been fascinated by the apparel of the elderly. When he was seven, he had pretended to have back pains just so his parents would agree to buy him a cane. He drew his watch from his breast pocket and glanced down at it's broken face. 'Right on schedule' He thought. Beyond the path ahead of him was an old oak tree with a child's tree house perched on the thickest branch. The man began to whistle a tune as his cane dragged on the ground. In the summer, the man always lived in the tree house. His parents had begged him to get a job but he was convinced they were not his parents. He was seventy three for goodness sake. When he made it to the tree, he grabbed a handful of ripe berries from the pile he had collected yesterday morning. He popped two in his mouth, arthritis medication. Every morning, he took two berries for his arthritis, three for back pain and two to give him energy. 'I'm getting too old for this' he convinced himself while heaving up the tree. When he got inside the tree house, he leaned his cane against the wall and sat on his bed to relive his aching legs. The foam mattress sunk slightly as he began to relax. He peeled his thick woollen sweater off his frail body and grabbed the news paper on his pillow. He rustled with the paper and began to read the blank creamy white pages. A booming laugh escaped his lips briefly before a series of hoarse coughs took over. The man thought back to his childhood, where his body and worked effortlessly and his laughter was loud and healthy. As he sat and reminisced about a past not belonging to him, a wave of exhaustion swept over him like a tidal wave. It was time to sleep. He got up slowly, imagining his joints popping. It was time for him to wash his face and rest for the night. An old man like him needed plenty of rest. He gazed at the cracked mirror on the wall. A young man gazed back with thick brown curls. The man laughed to himself and looked harder until he saw another face. The face of an old man with leather skin and tired eyes. 'There I am' He said to himself, satisfied. He splashed the river water from the old bowl on his face and set his glasses down beside his bed. The sun was setting and the warm air came through the open windows of his tree house. He wrapped the blankets around himself and closed his eyes. The man's body began to relax and his breathing began to slow. He lay there for a few minutes before he felt a sharp pain in his chest. He sat up with a start, gripping the front of his shirt. "No. Not so soon." He managed to say as he fell to the ground like a pile of skin and bone.
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My son just got back from Manali after a skiing trip. He stayed at a place called Solang pass. He stayed at hotel Iceland there. The hotel also organizes trips and is very reasonable. Check on the net regarding temperatures.
We went to Tattapani from shimla where you could do river rafting. It is a good experience. Not sure about rafting near manali.
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Book DescriptionThe poems of John Keats have never ceased to fascinate and he is now justly celebrated as one of the greatest English poets, his verse rewarding the reader with a wealth of musical riches and highly evocative settings. Keats is also revered as a great thinker in verse and, accordingly, this comprehensive guide to his poetry and letters offers a highly readable and detailed textual analysis of the themes and techniques of his work. John Blades's stimulating in-depth study assesses the whole span of Keats's short career; from the early lyrical experiments, through the great epics, to the brilliant odes of 1819, and the haunting medieval narratives. Drawing on the comments of Keats's associates, Blades puts forward some challenging insights into the poet's methods and theory of poetry. The author goes on to examine the context of the verse through a clearly documented survey of Keats's letters - which highlight the trials and obstacles he faced, his attitude to the turmoil of his period, and above all his great passion for life - and an exploration of the key features of nineteenth century Romanticism. Concluding with a discussion of the work of four literary critics and their influential responses to Keats's work, this lively and sensitive guide is essential reading for anyone with an interest in a young poet who was very much in accord with the revolutionary currents of his time.
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For every $20 you spend on books, you will receive $1 in Boomerang Bucks loyalty dollars. You can use your Boomerang Bucks as a credit towards a future purchase from Boomerang Books. Note that you must be a Member (free to sign up) and that conditions do apply.